Monks hoard major find of ancient Christian texts
West Germany reports Greek Orthodox monks on Mount Sinai hoarded thousands of parchment and papyrus fragments found two years ago in their monastery. The collection may include eight missing pages from Codex Sinaiticus, dating before 300 A.D., experts say.
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Soviet Says Carter Moves Too Fast On Neutron Ban
A Soviet embassy official accused President Carter of acting too hastily in rejecting Leonid Brezhnev s offer for a joint U S Soviet ban on the neutron bomb. Vladislen M Vasev said Carter should have considered the proposal longer before dismissing it as insignificant. Brezhnev criticized neutron weapons as dangerous and unnecessary.
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Hoax Moro kidnapping call spurs hunt near Rome
A Rome paper received a female tip claiming Aldo Moro was freed near Via Pontina after 41 days in captivity. Police found no one. massive calls about Moro’s death persisted. Separate incident: gunfire in a Rome suburb injured CD leader Mecchilli. health not serious. Nine Red Brigades suspects named. six men and three women charged with kidnapping and murder of Moro’s bodyguards.
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Pickets halt unloading of Soviet transport
In Houston Tuesday a NMU and ILA picket halted unloading of 20 West German buses from a Soviet ship. The two picketers James Parrott and Robert Lee Lewis opposed Soviet ships in port amid broader NMU opposition to doing business with Soviet vessels.
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Rhodesian and SWA leaders show mixed response to Western plan
In CAPE TOWN and Rhodesia, South Africa backs the Western cease fire and elections plan for South West Africa Namibia. SWAPO leader Sam Nujoma remains cool, saying he will continue guerrilla activity and may offer a counter proposal. Ian Smith's Rhodesian executive says not closing door to talks under pressure from Britain and the US.
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Washington
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Richard M. Moose
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R.F. Botha
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