U S delays Iran sanctions over hostages in Tehran
The United States delays asking the United Nations to impose economic sanctions on Iran while warning patience has limits. The State Department rejects any conditions for freeing the 50 U S hostages, and a White House aide says sanctions won’t be pressed before Christmas. Deputy Secretary Warren Christopher cites possible naval actions and gradual economic measures as options, with Carter stressing no concessions to blackmail and a prompt release of hostages remains the aim.
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Sam Brown Tours Luxor and Aswan on Egypt trip
Sam Brown of Easley South Carolina travels with President Sadat as his guest on a cultural journey through Egypt. He visits the Valley of the Kings Luxor Karnak and Luxor temples, then Aswan to see Philae temples and the High Dam, with a Nile sail and local markets on the itinerary.
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Former KCIA chief among six to die for Park assassination
South Korea’s former spy chief Kim Jae-kyu and six other men were sentenced to death by a military court for the murder of President Park Chung-hee. One civilian defendant faces execution by firing squad. an eighth defendant received a three year jail term for destroying evidence.
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Salvadoran crowd clashes as troops fire deny by government
In San Salvador protesters claim troops aboard helicopters and armored cars killed several of about 1000 marching opponents. The military issued a late communique denying attacks or casualties and warned to contain provocation as opposition vows to march again.
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Rabbinical Court Orders Conjugal Duty Or Silver Fine
A 32 year old Israeli man was ruled rebellious for refusing conjugal relations and must perform or pay 36 grains of silver weekly until he complies. The decision, issued Tuesday by three rabbis, allows divorce if he disobeys, with accrued silver added to alimony. Rabbinical courts oversee marriages and divorces in Israel.
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Rhodesia Peace Pact Signing Delayed Then Set
The Rhodesia peace settlement signing was postponed from Wednesday to Friday after Bishop Abel Muzorewa delayed travel until pact points with Britain and the Patriotic Front were clarified. British officials said the issues are now resolved and Muzorewa will depart Thursday for the Lancaster House ceremony at noon.
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Nonperson Jimmy Bronson to quit Korea for new life in U S
Jimmy Bronson, born in Korea to American military parents and long labeled a nonperson, wins humanitarian parole with Red Cross help and a congressman push. He will live in Spring Valley California with Dave and Robert Fannin, joining Christmas in his new homeland.
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Panama troops clash with anti shah demonstrators injure dozens
Dozens were hurt after 12 hours of rioting as Panamanian troops battled anti shah protesters in Panama City. Police reported 40 injured, six guards and 20 students among the wounded, with one reporter burned by acid during the clashes near Don Bosco Church.
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U S to appeal ban on deporting illegal Iranians
Government lawyers told the U S Circuit Court of Appeals that immigration officials must be allowed to check Iranian student visas and deport those here illegally. The appeal targets a judge’s injunction against visa checks affecting over 70 000 Iranians, arguing Carter and the attorney general have authority to set stay conditions and order deportations.
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