Begin's Changed Demeanor Shocks Israel After War Years
Tel Aviv observers note a pale fatigued Begin, once a forceful Lebanon War figure, has withdrawn from public life since his wife Aliza died last November. Aides deny crisis, citing heavy workload and ongoing Lebanon talks, while polls show his perceived readiness to lead slipping from 62 to 46 percent.
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Israel
Menachem Begin
Begin
Lebanon
Beirut
Keteret Rashit
Shultz shifts talks with Israel on Lebanon pullout
Secretary of State George P. Shultz held talks with Israeli leaders in Jerusalem on a plan to withdraw Israeli troops from Lebanon. He met with Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir and Defense Minister Moshe Arens and planned to return to Beirut despite a rocket attack overnight on the U.S. ambassador’s residence.
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U.S
George Shultz
Shultz
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Lebanon
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Beirut
Yitzhak Shamir
Moshe Arens
Robert Dillon
Cairo
Israali
Middle East
Fred Lash
Terre Haute
Ind
High court narrows police stop powers and upholds some limits
The Supreme Court curbed arrests deemed suspicious while upholding an appeals ruling on Illinois and Washington laws on waste storage. It also upheld a Texas rule allowing districts to deny tuition-free admission, and reviewed a California loitering case involving Edward Lawson, a Black man described as of unconventional appearance, who was stopped repeatedly and convicted for disorderly conduct under a statute requiring identification.
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Supreme Court
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California
Hijacked jetliner returns to Miami
A Capitol Air jet diverted to Havana after a hijacker threatened to explode bombs. Cuban soldiers stormed the rear lavatory and detained the man. Passengers awaited at Miami while FBI agents prepared interviews as technicians worked with Cuban mechanics to reset the aircraft doors.
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FBI
Los Angeles May Day melee nets 12 arrests
About a dozen protesters were detained in a downtown park clash as Revolutionary Communist Party members and others confronted police. Officers beat several ACP members into the ground, with two officers on hand and bystanders drawn into the confrontation. No serious injuries were reported.
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