Carter reveals abort of Iran hostages rescue mission
President Carter said he ordered a military rescue attempt to free the American hostages in Teheran but aborted it after a helicopter failed. Eight Americans died in a collision during the mission, which he called humanitarian and non hostile to Iran, with no Iranian casualties reported. He pledged to pursue peaceful release and held Iran responsible for the hostages' safety.
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Iran hopes to follow policy of restraint after failed rescue
Ghobzadeh told ABC News Iran will pursue restraint and urged militants to refrain while criticizing the aborted U S mission as an act of war. President Carter announced the rescue attempt ended due to equipment failure after two helicopters collided, eight servicemen died, and violent protests erupted outside the U S Embassy in Tehran.
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Nation stunned by action devastates nation
The report notes the failed U S military mission to rescue hostages in Iran with eight servicemen killed. reactions range from grief to anger with lawmakers calling it a moment of grave international danger. President Carter pushed ahead with legislation aiding Michigan amid a tense mood.
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Aborted Iran Raid Joins Pattern Of U S Hostage Rescues
The report notes multiple U S military hostage rescue attempts over a decade. It cites a failed earlier raid, a debated success, and contrasts with Israeli operations in Uganda and West Germany missions, including a 1977 Mogadishu hijack rescue. The piece recalls a 1970 Sontay camp strike ordered by President Nixon and led by U S forces in North Vietnam.
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Secretaries Brown comments on aborted Tehran hostage rescue
Secretary Harold Brown announced the U S abortive at a refueling stop rescue mission in Tehran quoting the operation as the best available option to secure the release of American hostages. The failed plan involved helicopters and C 130 transports and was described amid waning hopes for any successful outcome.
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Varied reactions in Frederick County to failed Tehran rescue
Frederick County residents reacted with shock and concern after President Carter described the abortive U S rescue attempt for 30 hostages in Tehran. Maryland National Guard denied alert reports as locals debated action and consequences while officials voiced grave concern.
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Mathias decries aborted rescue as risky
Senator Charles McC. Mathias Jr. criticized the aborted U S rescue attempt for Iranian hostages. He called the mission chances minimal and risks high, urging instead a broad international pressure strategy and noting the War Powers Act consultation should have occurred with Congress.
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Washington Berry-G Round and National Views Highlight Today
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Margie Toms Named Secretary of the Year at Frederick Luncheon
Margie Toms of State Farm Seaboard Office Frederick earned the 1980 Secretary of the Year honor at the Frederick County Chamber of Commerce luncheon at Sheraton Inn Frederick. The ninth annual event drew over 200 attendees, with remarks by Chamber officials and congratulations from bosses.
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American troops briefly capture busload of Iranians in Iran raid
Reports from Tehran Radio and Pars news agency claim American raiders attempting to rescue US Embassy hostages in the eastern Iramac desert diverted the mission after an arc fault exploded. Pars says 400 Marines were moved to the operation and the bus passengers were forced off while the driver was beaten. The account notes an airstrike and halted rescue efforts amid equipment shortages and ongoing air battles.
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