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But in my mas summit on an Israeli Lewis said after his meeting with view, he has not,” withdrawal from the Sinai but Begin at the premier’s office. And Israeli Foreign Minister did not announce it because In Cairo U.S. Ambassador Her­ Moshe Dayan, taking a far less op­ mann F. Eilts met with Sadat, who timistic view than Begin, said he was they could not resolve the l returned from the Suez Canal city of "very worried” by the wide gaps that Palestinian issue, Egyptian of­ Ismailia where the summit was held, developed at the summit, ficials said today. for a briefing on the talks with the "The question is how to avoid run­ The'officials said President Anwar Israelis. ning aground or hitting a dead end," Sadat did not wait to show agreement The head of the U.S. delegation to Dayan said on the flight home from with Israeli Prime Minister the recessed Cairo Peace Cairo. Menahem Begin on Sinai because it Conference, Alfred Atherton, will go In Warner Rohins, Ga., President would appear as if Israel and Egypt directly from Egypt to Warsaw to Carter said Begin cailed him Monday made a bilateral settlement and ig­ meet with President Carter about the to report that his taiks with Sadat nored the Palestinians. But the two Middle East peace moves. Poland were "very successful." Carter said sj leaders agreed to keep on talking. will be Carter’s first stop on his tour. the United States would do "all we Sadat must have something to West German Chancellor Helmut can" to keep the peace momentum show to the Arabs, particularly Jor­ Schmidt arrived in Cairo to going. dan and Syria, that he was able to demonstrate his country’s support Sadat and Begin had hoped to an­ win concessions from Israel regar­ for Sadat’s peace moves. nounce an agreement on the "prin­ ding the occupied West Bank of Jor­ Begin and Sadat ended two days of ciples of peace” during their summit dan and the Gaza Strip, the officials talks in Ismailia Monday with a joint in the Suez Canal city of Ismailia, said. Egypt wants a Palestinian state news conference acknowledging that near the Egyptian president’s rest in those areas. crucial differences remained home. Susan Craig, naturalist at Lutz Junior Museum, and Michael Brooks, a youth service In Damascus, Syria said the Christ­ between them, primarily on whether But Egyptian officials said Sadat worker at the museum, check one of the educational kits, which are being provided for the mas summit with Begin was a “total to establish a Palestinian state on refused to announce a surprise museum by a grant from Hartford Foundation for Public Giving. (Herald photo by Pinto) failure” and called on Sadat to step lands now occupied by Israel. Israeli offer for total withdrawal down from power. Begin said on his return to Israel from the Sinai Peninsula, because he The government-controlled that “additional momentum” had thought it dodged the sharp Damascus daily Tishrin said, “Begin been given to the establishment of differences that remained on wider did not make any concessions to Middle East peace. issues in a Middle East settlement. Grant will expand Lutz Sadat that approached Sadat’s visit But Sadat said he was not satisfied Key among these was a Begin Craig. to Israel.” with Is ra e l’s response to his rejection of Sadat's demand for es­ The Hartford Foundation for museum on a part-time basis since In Jerusalem, Begin briefed his breakthrough journey to Jerusalem tablishment of a Palestinian state, Public Giving has made a grant of 1975, is the former director of the The teaching kits are loaned to cabinet and the U.S. ambassador on five weeks ago. the officials said. They said Begin's $28,435 to the Lutz Junior Musuem of Barnes Nature Center in Bristol. She elementary school systems including his talks with Sadat and prepared for "There was a disagreement in Sinai offer also masked refusal of an Manchester to expand program and holds degrees in zoology and biology Bolton, East Hartford, Enfield, Egyptian call for Israel to withdraw staff. with an emphasis in ecology from the Glastonbury, Manchester, South Windsor and West Hartford, among from other captured Arab territory The grant, payable over the next University of Connecticut. others. as weil. three years, will allow the 24-year- Established in 1953 through the ef­ This is the first time the museum The two traders did agree to es­ old museum to hire Susan Craig full forts and vision of Miss Hazel Lutz, a Copter crashes Manchester art teacher, the museum has applied for assistance from the tablish two cabinet-levei committees time to help maintain and update to discuss the military and poiiticai some 500 educational display kits today attracts about 25,000 children Hartford Foundation for Public aspects of a peace settlement. The loaned to schools and to teach enrich­ and adults annually as visitors or as Giving, which is a pooling of gifts and into apartments committees will meet Jan. 15, one in ment classes In nature studies and participants in its classes in the old bequests received from individuals Israel and the other in'Egypt. science. The foundation’s grant will Cheney School on Cedar Street or to for the purpose of meeting the Sadat and Begin also agreed to up­ also provide materials for scientific its 53-acre Oak Grove Nature Center. medical, educational, cultural, civic a.m. Part of the bubble cockpit and social welfare needs of the peo- QUINCY, Mass. (UPI) - The grade the Israeli-Egyptlan con­ kits. A trail guide to the center will also be traffic-scouting helicopter of a sheered off and one rotor blade came •ile of this area. ference in Cairo to the ministerial Ms. Craig, who has served the developed under the grant by Ms. Boston radio station crashed into an to rest sticking out of an apartment window, according to eyewitnesses. level. The conference has taken a apartment house as the morning back-seat role to the talks between highway crush began early today, The last word from the aircraft was that the pilot was going to try an the two leaders. killing the pilot and a reporter, police Egypt’s chief delegate to the Cairo said. emergency landing. ’The radio station said Whitmore talks said it was time for heightened Negro plans to seek Four residents of the three-story w as substituting today for American involvement in the peace apartment building were injured in negotiations. the three-alarm that fire followed the vacationing regular traffic reporter Kevin O’Keefe. "In the near future we must bring crash. in the United States more and more Police said pilot Richard “Red” Many of the residents at the apart­ so that it can undertake its mediation Enderlin^s MHA post Banks, 50, and newsman Chip Whit­ ment house at 71-A Station St. in between the two sides,” Esmat more, 29, of station WEEI were West Quincy rushed outdoors in their Abdel Meguid said. By GREG PEARSON and also knows of two other persons treasurer’s post, which is a part-time trapp^ in the downed aircraft. Whit­ nightclothes. Flames were rising Begin, at the joint news con­ job. more was aboard'substituting for the who are interested. from the roof as the first of some 30 ference, also alluded to the impor­ Herald Reporter The final appointment will be made Such a vacancy in the treasurer’s vacationing regular traffic reporter. fire trucks arrived at the scene. tance of Washington, which has been by the five-member Housing Authori­ office would be filled by a reappoint­ A newsman for the all-news station Town Treasurer Roger Negro said the chief mediator in the 29-year-old today that he plans to apply for the ty, Mastrangelo said. ment made by the Board of Direc­ said two bodies were recovered from “People were either sleeping or Middle East conflict since the early executive director position of the Authority members are planning to tors, Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel the crash debris. “They were just gettng up when the thing ’70s. Manchester Housing Authority. call a special meeting to set up said. trapped inside the wreckage,” a struck,” a fire department “There is hope that with God’s help The present director, Leon qualifications for the post. Quincy police spokeman said. spokesman said. Another matter is that Negro’s and that of our friends. President Enderlin, announced last week that Mastrangelo said that the members The helicopter apparently was Linda Crowley, who lives in a base­ wife, Marci, is a member o f the Sadat and I will establish peace," he plans to resign March 31.