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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1985

Page

6

Shiites threaten seven Americans still held

In Beirut radical Shiite Islamic Jihad warned seven Americans held since March 1984 will face a black fate if the U S responds to Lebanon tensions. The threat followed U S moves to close Beirut airport after the TWA hijacking and amid broader protests from Lebanese officials.

Beirut Lebanon U.S TWA Islamic Jihad Iran Ronald Reagan Israel Salim Hoss Hoss United States Rashid Karami Suleiman Franjieh U.S. State Department Reagan Hezbollah Party of God Amal

Reagan hails hostages return. seven remain in Lebanon

President Reagan greeted 30 returned American hostages at Andrews Air Force Base as he urged the release of seven more believed held in Lebanon. He honored slain Navy diver Robert Stethem and warned of possible unilateral U.S. action if diplomacy fails, while relatives pressed for freedom and Syrian mediation.

Washington Reagan TWA Lebanon Andrews Air Force Base U.S Tamale Robert Stethem U.S. Navy Andrews Arlington National Cemetery Stethem Robbie Stethem America Terry Anderson Associated Press Beirut David Jacobsen American University Damascus Hafez Assad State Department Assad United States Kalb Larry Speakes John Testlake Testrake

November summit eyed as get acquainted session in Geneva

Washington officials frame the November Geneva talks between President Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev as a get acquainted session while a State Department official foresees genuine substantive exchanges. Reagan's staff expect a two day meeting November 19 to 21 with no sign of a breakthrough on nuclear arms.

Washington White House Reagan Mikhail S. Gorbachev Geneva State Department Gorbachev Lebanon George P. Shultz Middle East Latin America Shultz Eduard A. Shevardnadzhe Helsinki Department U.S

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