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Briefly: Gandhi / Mao / Mideast Developments / Seattle Snow #496729

NBC Evening News for Monday, Nov 20, 1978
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(Studio) Reports with regard to former India Prime Min. Indira Gandhi's return to parliament; appearance in Peking, China (PR) of posters accusing Mao Tse-tung of having supported purged Gang of 4 in 1976 power struggle; Egyptian President Anwar Sadat's statements about peace treaty with Israel and linkage to Palestinian self-rule, during television interview in Paris; Israeli Prime Min. Menahem Begin's reported readiness to accept compromise language on Palestinian question; and snowstorm in Seattle.
REPORTER: John Chancellor (KING-TV newstape, Seattle)

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