Summit Collapse Denied at Camp David Talks
AP reports the Camp David summit slowed by the Jewish Sabbath amid rumors of poor personal relations between Egypt's Anwar Sadat and Israel's Menachem Begin. White House spokesman Jody Powell denied confirmed tensions while noting true progress requires more flexibility from both sides.
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Warner admits slowing Navy integration during tenure
In a taped Washington interview Warner says he slowed Adm. Zumwalt's integration efforts while secretary of the Navy. He later calls the remark a misunderstanding and asks for tape editing. WJLA airs it despite his request. Opposition cites the remark as evidence of opposition to equal opportunity in the armed forces.
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Carter Up In Polls
ABC News Louis Harris poll of 1500 likely voters from Sept. 9 13 shows Carter approval at 42 percent up from 30 percent in August. Increases cited to Camp David summit activity veto support and optimism for energy proposal among Democrats city dwellers Easterners and Black voters.
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Puerto Ricans Going Home
Puerto Rican apple pickers halted from entering the United States are packing to return home. By noon 158 had left on two freighter flights from Dulles, with 177 still in Frederick County after an initial 335 laborers. Their reason cited by a spokesman includes tall ladders and heavy bags of apples.
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Unlikely Firefighter's View of Heat and Fire School
A female reporter joins firefighters at a state fire school weekend, donning heavy gear and mask as instructors guide her through a practice burn. The scene mingles nerves and humor while teams battle simulated blazes and heat near the training center.
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Muhammad Ali Wins Unanimous Decision For Third Heavyweight Title
Muhammad Ali defeats Leon Spinks by unanimous decision to claim the heavyweight championship for a historic third time. The article notes Ali’s return to form and discusses implications for his career and legacy.
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Somoza Forges Offensive in Nicaragua Amid Evacuation Calls
In Nicaragua, Somoza forces press in Esteli and Leon as Sandinista rebels resist. U S Ambassador asks for American evacuations. Somoza demands a formal note and none have begun. About 5000 Americans are in the country. Continuous fighting spills into Managua with many seeking exit at the airport while thousands shelter near battle zones. The Red Cross cites 500 deaths nationwide. Somoza claims 30 of 7500 guardsmen killed.
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