Begin Declared Fit For Premiership After Illness
Menahem Begin, head of the Likud bloc and winner of last week's election, is deemed fit for prime minister after treated for pericarditis linked to a prior heart attack. Doctor Shlomo Laniado cautions limited activity and notes Begin may travel to the United States in July. Coalition talks proceed as Begin rests at Ichilov Hospital.
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Byrd seeks return of Kennedy chandelier in Capitol dispute
Washington reports a clash between Congress and the Carter administration over whether the 11 foot chandelier once borrowed by Jacqueline Kennedy should be returned to the Senate or stay in the White House. The dispute centers on jurisdiction and historical ownership as Byrd pressures action. The Concorde ban case also figures in the era's political frictions.
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