Carter to Meet with Allies Leaders at Venice Summit
President Carter and leaders from six nations plan a Venice summit to chart a 1980s approach to economic ills. Officials say the talks aim to back tough home policies with international backing despite disagreements on Iran, the Soviet Union, and other issues. Carter travels via Rome to the Vatican then to Yugoslavia Spain and Portugal before June 26.
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Carter Eyes Hussein Talks On Palestinian Future
President Carter seeks to persuade King Hussein of Jordan to join renewed Middle East peace negotiations over Palestinians in Israeli occupied lands. Hussein to visit Washington amid strains after Camp David, as White House transcripts correct misquoted language on Israeli security outposts and Jordanian participation.
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Khomeini asks cultural revolution to purge pre Islamic era
Iran's leader announced a cultural and educational revolution to end remaining elements of the shah era and place clergy in charge of education and state media. Foreign Minister Ghotbzadeh voiced confidence the U.S. hostage crisis would be resolved peacefully. The clashes in Tehran, with at least five dead and 300 injured, underscored the struggle between moslem fundamentalists and leftists as Khomeini tightens control.
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Justice Department to decide Clark's fate
The Justice Department said Attorney General Benjamin Civilietti will decide whether to prosecute Ramsey Clark despite reports President Carter may decide himself. White House officials offered no comment amid doubts about the Star report. The department stressed no plan to let the White House dictate prosecution.
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