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Malcolm Kalp,, an'e oonomic adviser accused knocked out his tooth and an linterrogator said
American hostages have told of Related sWj . ..................... .. . ........ A 3, A 4
 bm of being a CIA agent by his captors, told his his mother had died. He said be was told if he
drtment by their captors, and former
rZ family in a telephone call he was beaten and wanted to go to the funeral he had to give the
P Carter has accused the Iranians of
 "Unm ble acts of criminal savagery." "The, tried to convince them we were the vij~ spent 374 days in solitary confinement because 
Iranians information, but that all be gave was
th. name, rank and serial number.
Mills at we had robbed and cheated the Ira- he repeatedly hied to escape.
rter, in Plains, Ga., after returning . , Lisa 1(alp, 17, the ex-hostage"s daughter, said After talking with her son Wynona McKeel
ksbad6% Germany ad greeting the re. ruan people for 35 years," Mr. Carter said., from Massachusetts that he was "full of hatred 
lashed out at the captors. I I
turpe*americarks~ said today the 52 were "And even after month after mouth, they I the and hostility toward them 1his captors) 
right "They're stupid, barbaric people. They're
forceg" poe by one," to run the gauntlet fjers Iranians) still took pleasure in abusing them pay- now.,.
fanatics ... They say they're religious, but they
and kW before being 'permitted to leave Iran chologically, even physically."- Kalp's 12-year-old son, Andy, was so excited don't 
worship the same God I do," she said angri-
for freedom. . I The former president called this "savagery about his father's release that the boy broke out ly.
 TbWbrutality included beatings, strip against absolutely innocent hostagm'~ in hives. Asked if their son had any special requests 
for
onfinement, a mock- execu- Michael J. Metr4o, . political officer from food when he returns home, Mrs. McKeel said he
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~=:ryzeue. "Even when *e hostages loaded
 ,i. .1 "ag: Olyphant, Pa,, aoi4*e was beld in solitary for had told her, "Mom, don't cook any lamb or
Mr ter called the Iranian acts described on the plane, tboFy carried them to,a.fairly dis- S% rWntbs and,., ,. W C ., the rice."
ter 9 *" ~ .:Keunedy Jr
by so the former,hostages the w . ard- tant point by bus and made them walk 0=0 a economic. ;ouos~m *ftghington, said he Elizabeth 
Montague, a secretary freed with
mals gauntlet, one b~ one, without even the protectimi and others wereijo-e-d" ` "th
up in - eii underwear, four other women and eight black hostages three
He id one of the hostages told him he had of the whole group. Jeering and sometimes even guns to their heads~ for i mock execution. 
weeks after the embassy takeover, said in the
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 been on the way to the airport but then kicking to try to, debase the Americans leaving Marine SgL Joh&y 1"eelloid his parents in 
United States that the militants forced her to
it
 add ell, that's all in the past." Iran," Mr. CaA;r'said. Balch Springs, !teik-"that an Iranian guard play Russian roulette in an 
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and others were held nearly five months in a
windowless warehouse basement, and that dur.
ing a "Gestapo raid" armed guards in white (L
masks stripped them to their underclothes and
searched them.
The 52 remaining hostages were freed Tues.
day, 444 days after their capture, and flown to
West Germany. Mr. Carter, whose administra-
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his presidency, spent 80 minutes with them yes-
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