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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1981

Page

2

Veterans Split Over Hostage Welcome Parade In Indiana And Beyond

Former hostage Frederick Kupke from Rensselaer Indiana says he understands anger of Vietnam veterans over the lavish greeting for the Iran hostages. In Indianapolis a veteran march expressed bitterness at ticker tape parades and medals for the freed captives. Many veterans and relatives call for equal acknowledgment of Vietnam era service while some hostages urged unity and continued patriotism. Monument plans surfaced as former hostages urged dignity and memory of all who served.

Frederick Kupke Iran Rensselaer, Ind Gary Cooper Hammond Ind Paul Lewis Homer Ill Lewis Vietnam Air Force Paul Needham Bellevue Neb Johnny McKeel Balch Springs Texas Needham Hellevue

Bani Sadr attacks critics amid Iran power clash

On the second anniversary of Khomeini’s return, President Abolhassan Bani Sadr escalates his clash with clerical hardliners led by Ayatollah Beheshti. He urges unity to resist what he calls lies and tyranny while denying political dissidents’ imprisonment.

Ayatollah Khomeini Abolhassan Bani-Sadr Khomeini Iran Bani-Sadr Bani Sadr Pars Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini France Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi Mohammad Beheshti Beheshti Iraq

Ex-hostage sells memoir rights from Iran diary

Marine Sgt Rodney Sickmann the sole diary possessor among 52 hostages is negotiating for publication rights via a New York literary agent. William Kimme of Washington Me says the diary was concealed in his trousers as Iran freed the group, with the agent in St Louis reading portions and negotiations ongoing.

Louis Rodney Rocky Sickmann Iran Sickmanns William Kimme Washington New York Kimme St. Louis St Louis Post-Dispatch Tivo Grenier William F. Keough Jr The Post- Dispatch Tehran

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