Carter Begin talks raise hopes for Mideast peace progress
President Carter and Israeli Prime Minister Begin met privately in Washington and planned sessions aimed at reviving stalled Middle East talks possibly leading to a Camp David summit. Begin warned against signing a sham document with Egypt while expressing cautious optimism about the talks. In Kenya, Uganda fighting escalated near Tororo Barracks with jet planes and tanks as casualties were reported.
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Brezhnev urges China to halt invasion of Vietnam
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev called on China to end its invasion of Vietnam and withdraw troops to the last soldier. He reaffirmed support for Hanoi under treaty obligations and floated a summit with President Carter to discuss a strategic arms treaty and further Soviet American cooperation. He criticized Beijing as a pirate state and urged an immediate end to aggression while stressing loyalty to the Vietnamese people.
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Vietnam rejects Chinese call for talks as war rages near Lang Son
Hanoi denounces Beijing note as a trick and demands China withdraw all troops and recognize Vietnam’s sovereignty. China says its assault is progressing and that troops could be pulled out as scheduled. The piece notes Soviet support and reports of war supplies to Vietnam.
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China agrees to pay $80.5 million to U S for seized property claims
United States and China reach an $80.5 million cash settlement to resolve 1949 property seizures by the Communists. The payout covers 677 claimants including corporations and religious groups, on a five year timetable, with Blumenthal calling the deal very fair.
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Winchester women study cited in Living section reassessment
The Winchester Chapter AAUW released a study on the status of women in Winchester Frederick County as the Living section reexamines local affairs. Commissioner Bill Ingram met last night to discuss reassessment impact, if any.
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