Dayan says talks with Carter were pleasant not brutal
Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan sent word to President Carter denying he described talks as brutal and said they were constructive and pleasant. An administration official cited Dayan’s message via Israeli Ambassador Simcha Dinitz noting the discussions in New York on Middle East peace were useful despite tough issues. Carter meanwhile emphasized a negotiated future for the West Bank and Gaza with Palestinian participation, signaling cautious optimism for Geneva peace efforts.
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New Rapport Expected As Carter Visits India
External Affairs Minister A B Vajpayee said the United States and India plan broad talks during President Carter’s November visit to New Delhi to deepen the new rapport between leaders. He noted nuclear safeguards are important but not the sole focus of discussions on global issues and foreign investment.
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