monday, december 5 1977
daily nebraskan
page 3
Egypt recalls ambassadors from dissenting nations
Cairo, FcvntFovnt he
Cairo, Egypt -Egypt has recalled its amhs.aHrt-c tn
Soviet Union, Iraq, Syria, Algeria and South Yemen to
protest their rejection of President Anwar Sadat's Mideast
peace initiatives, the semi-official newspaper Al Ahram
reported.
It said Sunday the envoys were recalled for "urgent"
consultations on the latest Mideast developments, includ
ing a "rejectionist summit" meeting that began Friday in
Tripoli, Libya. It is attended by Iraq, Syria, Algeria, South
Yemen, Libya and Palestinian groups.
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Libya broke diplomatic relations with Egypt and called
for the summit conference last week following Sadat's
Nov. 19-21 visit to Israel and his proposal for pre-Geneva
peace talks in Cairo in mid-December.
Al Ahram said Egypt recalled its ambassador to the
Soviet Union because "it was very clear that the leaders
now gathering in Tripoli are implementing a policy laid
down for them by Moscow."
Visit cancelled
Washington-King Hassan II of Morocco has cancelled
plans to visit Washington next week "because of recent
developments in the Middle East," the White House
announced.
President Carter met for one hour Saturday with
Moroccan Prime Minister Ahmed Osman, who made a
special trip to Washington to inform the administration
of the cancellation.
Hassan had been scheduled to visit Washington on
Wednesday and Thursday.
Morocco has been one of the few Arab nations to
support the efforts of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat
to meet with Israeli leaders in Jerusalem and Cairo. How
ever, there have been no plans announced for Morocco to
take part in the Cairo conference Sadat has called for mid
December. Bermuda riots
Hamilton, Bermuda-Bermuda -appealed Saturday for
British troops to help quell rioting that broke out Thurs
day night over the executions of two convicted killers.
Britain said it would send soldiers "as soon as possible"
to its Atlantic island colony.
The British Defense Ministry reported early Sunday
that a company of 150 men from tjie Royal Regiment of
Fusiliers was being sent and it could be reinforced quickly
if needed. The soldiers went in trucks from their Oaking
ton base to the Brize Norton airfield, 90 miles away, in
central England. There they boarded Hercules aircraft for
the seven-hour flight.
British Prime Minister James Callaghan made
the troop decision at his official residence during talks and
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Damage from the rioting and arson across Bermuda, a
favorite vacation spot for American and British tourists,
is estimated at more than $4 million.
A spokesman for the Bermuda government said Satur
day night that Gov. Sir Peter Ramsbotham, on the advice
of Prime Minister David Gibbons, had asked for troops as
a "precautionary measure. . .to insure that the security
force of Bermuda, are not overextended."
LA murders
Los Angeles-A man who was being questioned in con
nection with the strangulation murders of 10 young
women is not believed by investigators to be involved in
the killings, police said Saturday.
Lt. Dan Cooks said "it does not appear" that 26-year-old
Bennett Merrett of Hesperial was involved in the "Hill
side St.rangler"killings.
Merrett remained in custody in lieu of $20,000
bond on a robbery-rape charge in a case involving another
young woman.
Merrett was booked Friday for the investigation of
robbery-rape in a separate case reported by a friend of the
Hillside Strangler's first victim, Yolanda Washington. The
friend, whose name was not released, had reported being
robbed and sexually attacked.
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