Families reunite as freed hostages arrive from Iran
Families of the 52 former captives gather at a yellow ribboned Arlington hotel awaiting a White House visit with President Reagan and a trip to West Point. The group will join a private reunion at the U S Military Academy, while others wait at Andrews Air Force Base for the returnees.
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Ex-hostage Kalp urges honoring hostage deal with eight billion dollars of bombs
Kalp, freed after 374 days in solitary in Iran, recalled torture during captivity and escape attempts. He urged the United States to honor the exchange, joking he would repay with eight billion dollars worth of bombs. He spoke from Wiesbaden, detailing confinement, beatings, and hunger before release.
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Networks plan special coverage of hostage reunion
The three networks announce special programs on the 52 freed hostages reunion with their Tambies. NBC plans updates beside Meet the Press and a Super Bowl halftime special. ABC and CBS will air multiple half hour segments beginning Sunday morning with live airport coverage if possible.
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