Clinton regrets killings at No Gun Ri during Korean War
President Clinton acknowledged that U S soldiers killed unspecified Korean civilians near No Gun Ri in 1950 but stopped short of an apology. The Army now says unknown numbers were killed or injured by small arms and air fire, while no orders were found. A memorial and scholarship fund will be created.
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Quebec leader resigns over failed independence bid
Quebec premier Lucien Bouchard resigns after inability to push sovereignty for Canada’s francophone province. He cites impatience from hard liners and takes responsibility for not rekindling the independence effort.
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Czech TV chief resigns amid protests and strike
Jiri Hodac resigned as director of Czech Television after his appointment sparked a nationwide newscasters strike. Demonstrators in Prague numbered over 50,000 in Wenceslas Square calling for independent television and the removal of political appointees. Journalists said the strike would continue until Hodac supporters are dismissed and their demands met.
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