Egypt Israel peace pact nears completion under Camp David terms
The Egypt Israel treaty moves toward signing with key questions resolved. Aimed at ending 30 years of war, the draft links peace to regional issues involving the West Bank, Gaza and Palestinian matters while detailing demilitarized zones and staged troop withdrawals.
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Crowd fills St Peter's Square for Pope John Paul II investiture
About 300000 people packed St Peter's Square for the installation of John Paul II the first Polish pope. He urged openness to Christ and urged the doors to be opened to all political and economic systems. He noted he is not Roman but becomes Roman as pope.
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Americans first conquer Annapurna two women named
Nepal's Tourism Ministry identified the climbers as Irene Miller of Palo Alto California and Vera Komarkova of Boulder Colorado. Accompanied by two Sherpa guides they reached Annapurna on October 15 as part of the all women expedition that also included other team members seeking the summit.
Chinese and Japanese sign decades awaited peace pact in Tokyo
The historic treaty, signed in Peking Aug 12 and ratified in Tokyo, ties China and Japan in a no military clause accord aimed at widening political, economic, cultural and scientific exchanges. Teng and Fukuda toasted the pact, invited visits, and met Emperor Hirohito after observers reported opposition from Soviet and Taiwan factions.
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Mikoyan Dies in Moscow After Long Kremlin Career
Anastas Mikoyan, a durable Bolshevik who survived four decades of Kremlin intrigue, died in Moscow at age 82 after a long illness. Tass announced the death, and the Communist Party expressed deep sorrow. He leaves Molotov and Kaganovich as the remaining senior frontliners of the old guard.
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Brezhnev to join arms limit talks today in Moscow
President Brezhnev is expected to join two day strategic arms talks marking a possible advance toward a new treaty. U S officials avoided claiming progress while noting constructive discussions as Andrei Gromyko leads the Soviet side and Cyrus Vance’s team presses four key issues including cruise missile limits and Backfire deployment. A signing ceremony with Carter and Brezhnev could follow in Washington, possibly before year’s end.
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