Tehran hostages crisis deepens as embassy march swells
As 80,000 demonstrators march on the U S Embassy in Tehran, Moslem militants threaten harsher action against the hostages if the shah is expelled abroad. Iran demands extradition before releases, while President Carter faces pressure to harden steps. The dispute over who controls the hostage fate grows as diplomats warn of a long siege.
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Peruvian release ends tuna boat seizure after crisis
American outrage over Iran hostage crisis pushed Peru to free eight American tuna boats and 125 crewmen seized earlier in the week. Fines totaled 365,282 dollars, far below expected 2 million, as industry officials noted Peru’s anger at U.S. lawmakers.
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Miller gives up UMW control
Hospitalized Arnold Miller, 56, quits leadership of the United Mine Workers after a heart attack and mounting questions about his fitness. The union executive board planned to accept his resignation and appoint him president emeritus, elevating Sam Church to head the 270,000 member union.
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Demonstration Protest in Iran Embassy Takeover
A protester attends a demonstration against the takeover of the Iranian embassy, captured by an AP Laserphoto. The image shows a crowd near the embassy with signs expressing opposition to the action.
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Carter vows Iran held accountable for hostages in Tehran
President Carter takes a hard line saying the Iranian government must ensure the safety of about 60 Americans held captive in Tehran. He condemns the takeover as terrorism outside international law and vows accountability. The speech at an AFL-CIO convention signals a blunt shift in policy with limited detail on next steps.
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Zimbabwe cease-fire talks set to start in London
In London, British Foreign Secretary Lord Carrington reports agreement from the Patriotic Front and Bishop Muzorewa to direct rule plan as cease-fire negotiations begin between Muzorewa’s forces and the Patriotic Front. Lt. Gen Walls and Josiah Tongogara are in London. Lookout Musifa has not yet arrived.
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Mayors Conference Urges Urban Cooperation Across Nations
About 400 American and Japanese mayors and chamber leaders wrapped a four day meeting in Fukuoka adopting a resolution for closer cross border partnership on urban problems. Participants included 171 US delegates led by Mayor Herbert Matayoshi of Hilo Hawaii addressing environment city finance and aging populations.
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