Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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WOI I j Invasion ( BANGKOK, Thailand Southeast Asian Nations invasion of Cambodia a ' mediate and total withdr its territory. The foreign minister Strongly urged the U.r* necessary steps to restore in the region. Cambodia's Norodom Sihanouk, also action. The ministers, in a referring to Vietnam, sai armed intervention a sovereignty and territoi \ (Cambodia).M i | Two to j WASHINGTON ? T> j ment officials will fly t week to prepare for a ( j ending the deadlock tha treaty, the department 1 Department spokesn delegation would inc! i A . T T U 4 A I iuii , nci uci i /vi advisor; and David Ko I the State Department. , Shah opi i TEHRAN, Iran ? SI moving to head off a m chiefs he would rather 1 , u lurvw?vi iimv wuuiu ' strife-torn nation, a Saturday. The source, who as military commanders : and offered to use Ira one of the best-equipj* absolute control on the i ... 1 Ar>r>nrrlina tn tho cnnr w V.V. UUU1 j coup would only prolonj | claimed more than 1,5 In Washington, the Iran's military comma the strongest U.S. s j Hodding Carter said "orderly and construct > i I i I i [ i ? I i ; 'Caught i Hide and Seek is a f. children. This child wa i at the USC Children; Booker T. Washington i I F < f ? i wumHWUMOPOM muD*1 -nnrlomnorl ^ vy I I \-rf Willi I I ? The Association of condemned the Vietnamese md has called for the "imawal" of foreign forces from s of the five-nation group J. Security Council to take i peace, security and stability ?former head of state, Prince is urging the council to take five-point joint statement d they "strongly deplored the gainst the independence, ial integrity of Kampuchea Mideast no high-ranking State Depart o Israel ana fcgypt early next j Cabinet-level meeting aimed at it has snagged a Mideast peace said Saturday. lan Thomas Reston said the lude Ambassador Alfred R. isell, the department's legal rn, head of the Israeli desk at ( poses coup lah Mohammad Ileza Pahlavi, lilitary coup, has told his army eave Iran than have them stage ' spark more bloodshed in this highly -placed source said ked not to be identified, said met the shah earlier this week n's 430,000-man armed forces, < sd in the world, to restore his ? throne. < ce, the shah told his generals a g the year of bloodshed that has 00 lives. State Department also urged mders not to mount a coup. In tatement so far, spokesman Friday a coup would inhibit ive" efforts to restore stability. j :6: ' ' is caught hiding i Center. * Fred Rolllton ? GAMECOCK H Black gain; ATLANTA ? Coretta Scott 1 her husband, slain civil right King Jr., would be "startled' made by blacks since his dea Commenting during Ki celebration, Mrs. King said t liberal causes in Congress an timistic about the movement The six-day observance inch Martin Luther King Non-Vi President Carter yesterday. Southern Christian Leaders! King founded, vowed to picke n-li i ! Diny, lioyc ATLANTA ? A spokesman visiting the United States said Miami "to rest," and their At said he was returning to Plain sleep." The Libyan delegation, whi United States to nromote fri Saturday, ending a tempest Georgia. Throughout last week, the themselves from verbal organizations aimed at Libya stance and its support of inte Wallace s( MONTGOMERY, Ala. ? G has said his farewells to his ( prepared to leave the office he of the past 16 years. On his last working day in off his Cabinet and staff they shoul taxes were imposed on the pe< administration." Judge irks FORT WAYNE, Inc. ? A ju feminists in dismissing a rs purported remarks that wom< Allen Circuit Judge Hermai charge of attempted rape this that "if women want the pro should quit trolling taverns." John Uebelhoer, coordinato Wayne Feminists, said Fridi consider toaay wnetner to see the bench. |% ION 5 'startling' Rile jCinii CniiigAm COL '""6 oaivt uaiui uaj uiai s leader Martin Luther urged I by the political gains memb ith in 1968. in issu ing's 50th birthday Rile: hat despite setbacks to who al d elsewhere, she is opher husband led. "Yoi ides the awarding of the purpos iolent Peace Prize to comnv The NAACP and the In PJ lip Conference, which impro^ it the ceremony. minist comm "Set 1 nc nn rt way.b X I IO ^ M Also ' Steven for a Libyan delegation the Se I his group was going to Affair! lanta host, Billy Carter, s, Ga. and was "going to p ich claimed it is in the w v endship, flew to Miami uous, five-day visit in * charg Libyans had defended an(* ^ ... . ... U Mr attacks Dy Jewish "W ,'s hard-line anti-Zionist ^on irnational terrorism. _ AsF Decer involv ays bye ' ' been i ov. George C. Wallace Mrs Cabinet and staff as he thp fit has dominated for most i battal ice Friday, Wallace told filed | d be proud that "no new j >ple of Alabama by this A An feminists Th dge has drawn the ire of f " tpe-related charge with . en may encourage rape. in^ in F. Busse dismissed a . }/} week, reportedly saying I.!, tection of the law, they pi* >r of a group called Fort for,m ly the organization will t05j? tk Busse's removal from v.1,1 until v.^wSsii^x-?8E ,\t-^- " ' . -: . ; ,-*' ; STff 'Y: 'get UMBIA ? Gov. Rich black ministers from ai ers of their churches ai es affecting their lives y addressed several hi :tended a Statehouse m *ck caucus of the Gem 11 must come out of this ;e, some direction," Ri ents at the opening of articular, Riley urged t ye the state's education ers to encourage memb unities to attend paren ; that they go to the mec ut in a supportive way,' addressing the sessi< ison, who said she plan mate of a bill to strm 5 Commission. srgeant \T JACKSON ? An ed with hitting three b; irowing two of them ag >ss, 27, has asked for < e of the recruits wer ?okeswoman at the post nber with six counts of ing the three recruits. I er of nonjudicial puni il court-martial. Mrs. I reached in the case. Duke said the alleged *st day recruits arrivec A. Col. Scott M. Tippe ion. suspended the sen [he charges Dec. 18. derson n JDERSON ? An Anden ay on killing the sister o e one-day trial was the Larry Plyler, 27. Plyler' nistrial when the jury fj e Anderson County crated more than five y verdict shortly after /ler was convicted of r er sister-in-law, Linda ath Oct. 26,1977, at her *cuit Judge Howard Ba next week. 1TE 1 i / involved ard W. Riley Saturday -ound the state to get the id communities involved i. ondred black clergymen leeting with members of ;ral Assembly. meeting today with some ley told the ministers in At - me session. heir support of efforts to lal system. He asked the ers of their churches and it-teacher meetings, stings ? not in a negative ' he told the group. >n was Lt. Gov. Nancy is to work for passage in >gthen the state Human charged Army drill sergeant is asic trainees in the chest ainst a wall. Sgt. George i court-martial, e injured. said Moss was charged in maltreatment and abuse ^ois Duke said hf? rpieot*?H shment and asked for a )uke said no decision has incident occurred Dec. 12, 1 at Moss's company. She n, commander of Moss's Scant three days later and nan guilty >on man was convicted late f his former wife. second on the same charge s trial in September ended ailed to reach a verdict. General Sessions jury hours before returning the 11 p.m. Fridav. nurder in the death of his Cheek, who was found shot Anderson home. llenger delayed sentencing P *. * ' ; ' '/' ; li^pf - ; - . - i