Camilla wins tabloids role as night queen figure
Charles dances with Camilla Parker Bowles in a birthday celebration amid royal disapproval from his mother. News of the World headlines declare Camilla “Queen for the Night” and “The Look of Love,” marking a public relations breakthrough for the 51 year old.
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Arafat Emphasizes Peace Amid Palestinian Israeli Pact
Arafat softened his stance while both sides accused each other of violations of the peace agreement. Israel plans a two day Knesset debate on the accord as a timetable for troop withdrawals and prisoner releases proceeds. Netanyahu’s coalition gains stability after the National Religious Party opposes early elections. A first withdrawal of 2 percent of the West Bank and 250 Palestinian prisoners are set for Friday. Negotiations on a permanent peace resume Wednesday with eye toward a May 1999 target, though final borders and Jerusalem remain unresolved.
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Solution to Soviet claims found in secret archives
Cold War historians report new evidence from Moscow archives clarifying why the Soviet Union and China promoted claims of US germ and chemical warfare in the Korean War. Chinese advisers allegedly infected NK detainees and compelled pilots to confess, with Stalin Mao and Zhou endorsing the plot.
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Names in the news Drug abuse denied
Whitney Houston denies drug abuse by herself and Bobby Brown in Newsweek. Desmond Tutu calls US teens to fight hatred and division, urging friendship across lines. Peter Berg, directing Very Bad Things, unexpectedly finds a three legged dog for the film, despite a tight $3 million budget.
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Kwame Ture Dies at 57 in Guinea
Kwame Ture, born Stokely Carmichael, a prominent Black Power activist whose leadership spanned from civil rights era freedom rides to the Black Panther era and Pan Africanism, died at 57 in Guinea from prostate cancer. Al African People's Revolutionary Party member Sharon Sobukwe confirmed the death, learning of it from Amadou Ly who was with him.
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National round up USDA pressures veterinarians to falsify records
In two letters to USDA Secretary Dan Glickman the National Association of Federal Veterinarians claimed veterinarians faced discipline for refusing to certify cattle as disease free and for signing false statements. The group said others feared discipline for denying dubious claims.
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