Israelis and Palestinians vow to resume security talks in Athens
In Athens Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres and Palestinian leaders Nabil Shaath and Saeb Erekat agreed to renew security talks after high level discussions. Both sides reported renewed contact as mortar fire continued in the Gaza Strip amid ongoing fighting that has persisted for months.
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Plane crash kills Sudan deputy defense minister and officers
A Russian Antonov crashed on takeoff in southern Sudan amid bad weather, killing deputy defense minister Col. Ibrahim Shamsul-Din and 13 other high ranking officers. Sixteen aboard survived, six flown to Khartoum for treatment. The crash site lay far from the war zone. Rebels reported no nearby troops at the time. Security officials and a CIA representative met in Herzliya after the incident.
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Mayflower Sailed Back to England In 1621
On April 5 1621 the Mayflower set sail from Plymouth Massachusetts for a return voyage to England Elihu Yale born 1649 the English philanthropist after whom Yale University is named emeritus note
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