Carters return from Camp David to face Iiranian hostage crisis
President Carter, his wife Rosalynn and son Chip walk toward the White House on December 16, 1979, on their return from Camp David. Carter told reporters on his return “it would be gratifying” to see the Iranians release some of the hostages by Christmas (UPI Photo/Darryl Heikes/Files).
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