Sadat says Carter letters triggered his trip to Israel
Cairo announced that a series of secret handwritten letters from President Carter prompted Anwar Sadat to plan his Nov 19 21 Jerusalem visit. Sadat said Carter did not propose the trip but personal notes inspired timing and steps toward a resumed Geneva peace conference. He recalled ambassadors from several states and signaled potential further actions against Moscow after the Tripoli summit.
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Israelis seek new Africa ties drive to restore relations
Israeli diplomats plan a covert push to resume ties with most African nations that cut links in the 1973 war. The effort, led by veteran Ehud Avriel, hinges on a broader peace mood after Anwar Sadat's Jerusalem visit and aims to revive trade with countries that once maintained relations.
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Callaghan urges Israel to maintain peace momentum
British Prime Minister James Callaghan pressed Israel to sustain momentum from Anwar Sadat’s Jerusalem visit, saying the talks raised world hopes for peace with security and rights for all in the region. Begin pledged to push for a practical implementation, while regional leaders in Tripoli planned countermoves to Sadat’s diplomacy.
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Libya leader Khadafy rejects Israel existence and peace talks
Libyan leader Col Muammar Khadafy delivered a hardline broadcast from Tripoli saying Israel has no right to exist and Jews could live only as citizens of Palestine. He dismissed Prime Minister Begin as a terrorist and anti Semite while the conference he convened to oppose Sadat's initiatives wrapped up.
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Thousands of Doctors Back Regular Tablets for Constipation
Thousands of doctors recommend Regular Tablets containing Dicetyl Sodium Sulfosuccinate instead of irritant laxatives. The softener helps soften hard waste, restore natural regularity, and reduce straining. Take daily until regularity returns, following label directions.
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CHIROPRACTIC YOUR FIRST RESORT
A Long Beach column urges readers to make chiropractic care their first resort. It explains the role of the Doctor of Chiropractic, highlights neuro-orthopedic stress evaluation, and notes that doctors provide hands on, personal care. Readers are invited to attend a spine care class at Ward Chiropractors Orthopedic Office and call for reservations.
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