Iran celebrates
a year of holding hostages
From Associated Press reports
Tens of thousands of Iranians rallied at
the U.S. Embassy in Tehran Tuesday,
marking the first anniversary of its cap
ture with celebration, revolutionary rhe
toric and flaming effigies of the man
whose future was being decided by
American voters.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry,
meanwhile, pressed the Carter adminis
tration for a quick, public response to its
conditions for release of the 52 U.S.
hostages, now beginning their second
year in captivity. U.S. officials have said
the conditions will be studied carefully
before a response is made.
The demonstrators shouted "Death to
American Imperialism” and carried
placards reading “Shame on Carter.”
Papier-mache renderings of the U.S.
president were set ablaze under sunny
skies and brightly-colored banners de
nouncing the United States.
The demonstrators included Iranian
troops and revolutionary guards, many
carrying rifles with flowers protruding
from the barrels, and thousands of
school children, Western reporters said.
Estimates of the size of the crowd ranged
from tens of thousands by the reporters
to hundreds of thousands by the official
Iranian news agency Pars.
Speeches inside the 27-acre embassy
compound were broadcast outside, and
Western reporters said the rally could be
heard for blocks.
Presumably, it also could be heard by
some of the hostages. Iran claims it
scattered them around the country fol
lowing an aborted U.S. rescue attempt
April 25. Recent reports, however, say
most are now at the embassy.
The reporters said no one was allowed
in the embassy buildings.
Prime Minister Mohammad Ali Rejai
said regardless of the outcome of the
hostage matter the United States would
remain Iran’s No. 1 enemy. "The U.S. will
continue its assault against us," he said.
The year of captivity was noted in the
United States with subdued observances
marked by patriotism and prayers. A
chilly dawn rally in Hermitage, Pa., on
Monday attracted about 300 people. A
high school band played "The Star
Spangled Banner" and 52 candles were
lit.
On Tuesday, Iran's Foreign Ministry
said a U S. government note delivered by
the Swiss ambassador in Tehran on
Monday contained "some provi
sions which are contrary" to the
demands. Pars reported. Rajai, quoted
by Tehran Radio, said Iran had received
a message from Carter “in which he
commented generally on the issue."
The Foreign Ministry said the Algerian
ambassador in Washington had been
asked to request the Carter-administra
tion reply as soon as possible to Iran's
official text of the conditions for the
release "and they should notify the peo
ples of the world through the mass media
of this matter." It did not elaborate. The
text was received in Washington late
Monday.
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