Kennedy’s wife pledges campaign if he runs for president
Joan Kennedy says she would campaign for Sen. Edward M. Kennedy and live in the White House if he runs, after lifting objections to his possible bid. The couple’s stance follows Kennedy’s reported plan to decide before year’s end, with polls showing him favored in the Democratic field.
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Senate Leaders Give Carter Wide Leeway on Cuba Troop Issue
Senate leaders aim to let President Carter negotiate a solution to Soviet troops in Cuba while conservatives push for a stand. A SALT II-related vote next week could delay debate as senators weigh using the treaty to expel troops. Byrd and Javits are cited amid debates on diplomacy versus hard stance.
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Hijacked Alitalia Plane Lands in Tehran
Three hijackers from a Lebanese Shiite group surrendered in Tehran after the Alitalia DC-8 landed from Rome with 11 hostages aboard. The gunmen demanded broadcast of a communique and later traveled to a hotel. negotiations centered on Imam Musa Sadr's fate.
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Africans Foil Move to Suspend Egypt at Non-Aligned Summit
At the Havana non aligned meeting Africa urged by Liberia Ivory Coast Gabon Senegal and Cameroon blocked an Arab bid to suspend Egyptian President Anwar Sadat over the Camp David peace accord. Iraqi loans failed to sway the bloc as Castro pushed for closer ties to the Soviet Union.
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Rainfall Surpasses Annual Average in 1979
After eight months 1979 has seen rainfall exceed the 66 year average of 37.09 inches with 37.45 inches recorded. The season proves a mixed blessing for residents. sunbathers suffer while umbrella makers prosper. May brought 6.63 inches, the wettest May this year and helped early garden crops despite river concerns.
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Jean Seberg Disappears From Paris Home
American actress Jean Seberg 40 vanished from her Paris apartment on Aug 30 after leaving in the middle of the night wrapped in a blanket. Police say she has a history of psychiatric treatment and may have attempted suicide in the subway. relatives note her film career and marriages.
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