Bush declines to recognize Lithuania independence plea
President Bush refuses to acknowledge Lithuania as independent from the Soviet Union, citing lessons from 1956 when the U.S. backed Hungary's uprising but did not intervene as Soviet forces crushed it. White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater says the policy avoids triggering a forceful response and mirrors a path of dialogue and peaceful resolution.
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Bomb Kills 16 in Medellin as Police Attack Surges
A car bomb blast on a Medellin highway killed 16 people, including eight elite anti drug police officers, injuring many others. Officials say the attack, linked to the Medellin cartel, prompts intensified security as authorities seek U S and British training to counter terrorism and guerrillas.
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Gypsy Congresses Demands End to Discrimination in Europe
At their largest congress, Gypsies from 27 countries urged respect for Roma culture and an end to stereotypes. Delegates discussed unifying the Roma language, commemorating Nazi victims, and dangers of rising nationalism. The World of Romany Union elected Rajkoyuric of Yugoslavia president.
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