Reagan to voice welcome and warning at hostages homecoming
President Reagan will welcome former hostages back to the White House with a South Lawn ceremony and a fireworks display. He is expected to pledge that the United States will not let diplomats be seized again and will address future terrorism policy, as ex-hostages and families gather with dignitaries, media, and hundreds of onlookers.
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Highland Falls recalls hostages homecoming moment
In Highland Falls thousands gathered as 52 Americans freed after 444 days in Iranian captivity returned to West Point and Thayer Hotel. Residents recalled unity and joy, contrasting with a somber daytime mood as celebration ebbed into memory.
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