Cabinet debates resuming Egypt talks amid Sadat accusations
Israel's Cabinet convened in a special session to consider reviving stalled peace talks with Egypt after President Sadat accused radical Arabs of aiding Israel. Dayan briefed Begin on Brussels discussions with Vance and Khalil, with a plan to back a Brussels framework. News notes Khalil proposed Palestinian government in the occupied territories, while Sadat blamed regional radicals for the impasse and warned against returning to no peace.
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Summit meeting to be postponed
PLAINS Ga AP President Carter ends his Christmas holiday as a summit with Leonid Brezhnev is delayed. He stays hopeful for a SALT treaty and a Middle East peace accord while optimistic about overcoming delays. The Carters fish at a Maryland farm pond and report good catch and gifts received during Christmas with family.
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Martial law expanded to Ankara and 12 cities in Turkey
Premier Bulent Ecevit’s government imposes martial law across Ankara and 12 cities including Kahramanmaras as three days of fighting kill at least 93 and wound over 1,000. General Necdet Urug becomes martial law commander in Istanbul and reports to the Selimiye barracks. The decree heads to the National Assembly for ratification amid broad support.
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Cables Cut Halt Marin County Phone Service On Christmas Day
A freighter dragging anchor near the Golden Gate damaged four of five major underwater cables, leaving about 70 percent of Marin County telephone customers unable to call outside their area code. Information officer Jack Angius said full service should return by Wednesday or Thursday.
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Golf Amid Vumba Mountains Near Massacre Site
A brief AP Laserphoto caption notes golf remains an adventure border activity in the Vumba mountains a few miles from the massacre site referenced earlier this year.
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Tehran clashes rock anti shah protests across 20 locations
Police and troops clashed with demonstrators in Tehran and Isfahan as rioting surged at more than twenty sites. Protesters threatened Americans, set fires to vehicles, and blocked downtown districts while authorities fired into the air and used tear gas. Oil production fell sharply amid fuel shortages and limited exports as the shah reportedly considered trimming his powers.
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Belgrade to stagger work hours to ease traffic
Belgrade officials plan a phased opening for workplaces from 6:00 to 8:30 a.m. starting January 1 to reduce congestion. Factories and food shops lead, followed by restaurants, post offices, banks, offices, schools, and department stores in half hour intervals.
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Rembrandt Art Stolen From San Francisco Museum
Thieves entered the M H de Young Memorial Museum through a skylight and carried off a million dollar Rembrandt and three other Dutch Renaissance paintings. Police suspect at least two burglars. The city says the works were self insured and there is no evidence of a ransom demand.
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Death toll 433 in Christmas weekend traffic toll
The National Safety Council reports 433 deaths from traffic accidents over the three day Christmas weekend, higher than last year but below the holiday record. Estimates before the period ranged from 400 to 500 deaths on streets and highways from Friday evening to Monday midnight.
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