Israel to withdraw from southern Lebanon by June 13
Israel says all troops will pull out of southern Lebanon by June 13 and will take measures to ensure security of settlements near the border and its Christian allies. Cabinet notes UN peacekeepers have prevented guerrillas from returning, while warning on US arms sales to Saudi Arabia and Egypt.
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Carter support doubted by Jewish group leaders
Harold Jacobs of the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America and William Brock, chairman of the Republican National Committee, voiced doubts about Jimmy Carter's commitment to Israel and whether the president would lead Western values in defending allied interests amid future crises.
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State officials set talks on busing for Cleveland schools
Ohio officials meet with National School Bus Service in Cleveland to arrange limited desegregation transportation for fall. 125 buses to start by September and another 125 in the second semester, as officials seek to serve up to 52 000 pupils under Judge Battisti’s desegregation order.
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Nixon hosts book party at La Casa Pacifica in California
Former President Richard M Nixon hosted about 100 friends and publishers of his autobiography at his seaside La Casa Pacifica estate in San Clemente. He expressed hope people will respond to the book and noted his family readiness for a grandchild. Tricia Nixon Cox organized the event while Pat Nixon was hospitalized.
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Humphrey's Christmas Call Moves Nixon to Tears
Sen Muriel Humphrey says Hubert Humphrey phoned President Nixon to wish him a Merry Christmas and Nixon cried on the line. Nixon, moved by the call, later attended Humphrey's funeral and brought comfort to Pat Nixon amid family illness and public tension.
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Presbyterians face split over homosexual clergy ordination
SAN DIEGO AP The United Presbyterian governing assembly wrestled with whether to allow acknowledged practicing homosexuals into its clergy. A four day committee vote 42 7 urged prohibition of ordination, clashing with a two year task force majority. Expect debate on multiple alternatives as 650 delegates consider the issue amid church upheaval. Virginia Davidson urged forbearance while Josiah Beeman noted broad reaction shaped the report.
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No Surf in Cleveland song aims to boost city pride
Cleveland editor James J. Girard and the Euclid Beach Band released the rock track There’s No Surf in Cleveland as a voluntary effort to lift teen and young adult spirits. It was recorded during a January blizzard, with proceeds to Red Cross relief, and 5,000 records priced at 69 cents each.
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