U.N. approves multinational force for Liberia crisis
The U.N. Security Council backs a two month multinational force to end fighting in Liberia after Charles Taylor steps down. ECOWAS leads with Nigerian troops arriving first. U.S. support pledged though no troop participation is stated. France Germany and Mexico abstained over ICC prosecution clause.
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Protesters Demand Release of Palestinian Prisoners in Israel
Thousands rallied in NabLus to press for prisoners' freedom as Israeli forces fired rubber bullets near a security barrier injuring at least eleven. The dispute over detainees and the barrier, whose first 90 mile section was completed this week, threatens the peace road map progress stalled after White House talks.
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Blair to testify in inquiry into David Kelly death
Lord Hutton ordered an initial hearing into the suicide of Dr. David Kelly, and British officials said Prime Minister Tony Blair will be called to testify about the events and potential discrepancies surrounding the case. Kelly had been identified as the BBC source behind Iraq weapons disclosures.
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Marie Trintignant Dies After Beating Incident
French actress Marie Trintignant died at Hartmann Clinic after brain swelling from injuries believed caused by her boyfriend Bertrand Cantat in Vilnius Lithuania. She aged 41 was flown to France on a respirator and died despite hospital care. Cantat denies the beating and no charges have been filed.
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Trio claims Lindbergh father of German siblings
Three children of a German hat-maker allege Charles A. Lindbergh is their father after citing letters the pilot supposedly wrote to their mother from 1957 to 1974. They describe him as a devoted but infrequent parent who shared Africa tales in Munich. No proof offered. A Lindbergh family member declined to comment.
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