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Israel (UPI) Prime Minister Menachem Begin returned home today and angrily denounced reports that some U.S. officials would like to see him replaced with a national unity government committed to making peace with the Arabs. Begin faced possible threats to his leadership because of the widening rift with the United States after two days of inconclusive talks with President Carter in Washington. "The talks In Washington were difficult talks," Begin said at Tel Aviv's Ben-Gurion Airport. "We faced several demands which we could not accept." He refused to define these demands.

In Southern Lebanon, a French contingent of U.N. Some observers speculated Weizman was leading a move to oust the 64-year-old Begin. "Our government is a peace government," Begin said, responding to questions about Weizman's statement. "I've always been for such a (national unity) government and I'm still for it." He said the "main point" of Israel's peace efforts should be directed toward "how to revive support of public opinion in the United States and elsewhere." The prime minister made no mention of Israel's raid into Southern Lebanon or whether it figured prominently in his talks with Carter. In Southern Lebanon, an advance party of French troops of the U.N.

peace-keeping force moved into the battle-scarred coastal city of Tyre today. Hundreds of Palestinian guerrillas armed with Soviet-made AK47 automatic rifles and rocket-propelled grenade launch ers lined the main route into Tyre. Guerrillas in machine gun-mounted Jeeps grinned broadly as the U.N. troops moved through the nearly deserted port city. Christian militiamen blocked the advance of Iranian U.N.

troops headed for the Litanl River, 13 miles north of the Israel-Lebanon frontier. At one point, the Christians fired over the heads of the Iranians to stop them from reaching their posltons, but no one was hurt. In a defiant speech before his departure from the U.S., Begin accused the Carter administration of changing its position on Israeli withdrawal from occupied Arab lands. He made clear that Israel still claims the right to retain control of occupied Arab lands and may soon resume construction of Jewish settlements there. 73 73 Menachem Begin 623 N.

CAPITOL THE FORD STORE peace-keeping troops today moved into the embattled port of Tyre as part of an international effort to separate Israeli troops and Palestinian guerrillas, They drove through lines of fully armed and grinning Palestinian guerrillas. mjt: A three-day cease-fire declared by Israel appeared Hi v-o irsx to be holding despite scattered reports of shelling. Nearly 500 troops of the U.N. force have arrived in Lebanon and many have taken up positions i i wv in the South. ill i tn Iw 1 JtW A In his arrival statement, Begin responded angrily to icyuns uiai some u.s.

otnciais would like to see him removea irom omce to enhance the prospects of a MBIT III 7i Mil Vl II peace seiuemeni. IflflU 1 II If "The prime minister of Israel is elected by the people of Israel and not by a representative of the uniiea states. Begin said. Cabinet members and other government officials at the airport applauded his nil -Wi fFfl 7 niu remarss. The state-run radio in Tel Aviv said the U.S.

had hinted that Begin's removal could end the deadlock in Mideast peace negotitations, although White House officials denied this. Other Israeli commentators said U.S.-Israeli relations were at their lowest point in years. Defense Minister Ezer Weizman has publicly urged the opposition Labor party to join Begin's coalition to form a national unity peace government that could make "very important decisions" affecting a Mideast settlement. Mob At War For Power wmm. ram Mfln S)iiLr is an it ft II B3 It only happens once a year.

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in the Sheraton Motor Inn, 1-465 and Pendleton Pike, GOP county chairman John Sweezy announced today. McPherson, a member of the council 10 years and former business manager of Curtis Publishing quit the elective post last week to become administrative assistant to Mayor William Hudnut. Betty Stewart, a longtime worker in the Republican party, is the favorite of four expected candidates in the special election. Mrs. Stewart is a ward chairman in Warren Township.

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