Mideast peace mission reaches pivotal crossroad
President Carter told the Knesset that Israeli and Egyptian leaders are not yet ready to risk a peace treaty, though their peoples favor peace. Begin urged patience as U.S. talks with Cyrus Vance continue, with Vance possibly briefing Sadat in Cairo. Carter left open whether to stay in Israel or return to the United States.
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Dress issue fuels Tehran march as rights clash with veil threat
Ten thousand women marched in Tehran amid Khomeini's veil crackdown threat. Government says chador not required for work, boosting hopes of equal rights, while revolutionary courts report executions and Iran withdraws from CENTO.
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Iranian prince leaves Lubbock amid Morocco trip plans
Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi with two dogs departed Reese Air Force Base by DC-9, heading to join his family in Morocco as officials offered limited confirmation. The prince, 18, had just earned his wings after flight training and explored Lubbock with a brief farewell party.
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Vietnam China clash in border war resumes attacks
Vietnam and China accused each other of new border clashes as Western observers noted ongoing Chinese withdrawal. Hanoi reported Chinese shelling and arson across six northern provinces while Xinhua said Vietnamese forces hit parts of Guangxi and withdrew Chinese troops in Vietnam. Reports also claimed large scale Chinese artillery and civilian damage in Quang Ninh and accusations of civilian massacres by Vietnamese Red Cross.
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Kidnappers Attacked in Cave Free Crucial CDP Official
In Potenza a police team fought two kidnappers holding Emilio Francesco Falco, a 39 year old Christian Democratic Party official, freeing him with one kidnapper seriously wounded and another slightly hurt. Police dismissed the claimed Red Brigades link and said the captors were hardened criminals. Falco reported his family’s potential ransom.
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Demolition plan for John Gacy Jr house in suburban Chicago
Law enforcement schedules a Thursday meeting at the Gacy home after 28 bodies were found on site and three more in the nearby river. Investigators seek permission to dig around footings and to a depth of six feet across the property to recover evidence.
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