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FBIS Coverage of the Middle East Peace Talks: 1977 December
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This is a Central Intelligence Agency release of Foreign Broadcast Information Service coverage of the Middle East peace talks from December 1977. It collects British, Israeli and Soviet press and radio items on President as-Sadat's initiative and the planned Cairo conference. It also covers Prime Minister Begin's visit to London, Secretary of State Vance's regional tour and the Knesset debate on the peace plan. It contains no material on unidentified aerial phenomena.
“United Press”10 pages
- p. 5 …Dec 77 TA
From review of morning press editorials
Excerpt The upcoming visit of U.S…
- p. 9 …PRIME MINISTER BEGIN VISITS GREAT BRITAIN
For London PRESS ASSOCIATION and Jerusalem radio accounts of the…
- p. 16 …AND I WOUCO IEME T0 ASK THE$'CRETARY THIS QUESTION, IS THE UNITED STATES COCERNCRD ABOut…
- p. 19 …THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES AND THE GOVERNMEbNT OF THE UNITED
STATES THIROUGHOUT TR4E YEARS…
- p. 22 …VANCE*BEGIN PRESS CONFERENCE iIm JERUSALIM
TA111733V TAKE 1 OF 4'-BEGIN-VANCE PRESS CONFERENCE
JERUSALEM…
- p. 24 …I would like to stress thatit is the accepted policy of the Government of the United…
- p. 35 …there was a kind of ...interrupted
by press conference moderator
Moderator Your name, please.
Question. Hamdi…
- p. 37 …Seven years ago the
United States and China thought of a way to bring people together…
- p. 42 …Queetion) Mr president, name indistinct of the UNITED PRESS. You talked aboutagreement on the Sinai front…
- p. 51 …We did not deem it proper
to press for the publication of a joint statement if…
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