Sadat Ends Historic Israel Trip With Peace Pledge
Sadat arrives in Cairo after landmark visit to Israel. He pledges no more war and backs continuing direct dialogue with Begin. Both leaders envision Geneva talks toward lasting peace, while Arab critics warn of risks from the bold move.
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Arabs split over Sadat visit to Israel sparks regional tensions
In Beirut and other capitals Arabs react to Anwar Sadat's Knesset speech with mixed support and threats. A Palestinian faction calls for his death while Syria and Libya urge overthrow. Violence targets Egyptian installations abroad as protests flare.
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Women in Buenos Aires seek U S aid to locate relatives
About 100 women, relatives of Argentines missing or jailed, waved white handkerchiefs as U S Secretary of State Cyrus Vance visited Plaza San Martin. Vance planned talks with human rights groups and President Videla, as families press for example lists and information on detainees amid Argentina's military crackdown.
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Journalists Urged to Back Shield Laws and Open Press
A 34 000 member journalist group endorses state shield laws to protect confidential sources and materials. At its Detroit convention the Society of Professional Journalists urged judges to defend First Amendment protections and called jailings of reporters deplorable. The group also pressed for open public meetings with cameras and recorders and criticized media ownership trends and South Africa’s press treatment. Fellows named include Lee Hills Lowell Thomas Pauline Frederick. Alf Goodykoontz President, Phil Dessauer President elect Ralph Izard others.
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Drivers reject Greyhound offer in Thanksgiving talks
In Scottsdale, Amalgamated Transit Union negotiators rejected Greyhound Lines latest contract proposal. The union plans a counterproposal to narrow issues and avert a nationwide strike during the Thanksgiving holidays while urging members to stay on the job. Owen Jones, of the Greyhound Council, called the move a step of movement despite finding the offer unacceptable.
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Bar blaze drives evacuees from San Rafael motel
Firefighters battled a blaze at a bar and restaurant in San Rafael that threatened an adjoining Holiday Inn. Forty firefighters and seven engines worked in driving rain to contain the 4:30 a.m. fire, forcing scores of motel guests to evacuate as smoke filled hallways and the bar and dining room were destroyed.
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