Congo cabinet names Laurent Kabila's son to lead government
In Kinshasa a Cabinet emergency meeting placed Maj. Gen. Joseph Kabila in command of the government and military while reports of President Laurent Kabila’s death circulate. Officials say Kabila is wounded but alive as gunfire rocked the presidential residence.
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Palestinian broadcasting director slain in Gaza
Hisham Mikki, 54, director of the Palestinian Corporation and ally of Yasser Arafat, was killed by three hooded gunmen who entered a Beach Hotel coffee shop in Gaza City. The murder follows a wave of shadowy killings amid tensions with Israel and accusations of collaborators.
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This Day in History Highlights Major 1788 1862 1912 Events
Key events listed include the 1788 arrival of English settlers at Botany Bay to start a penal colony, John Tyler's death in 1862, Scott reaching the South Pole in 1912, Kipling's death in 1936, Leningrad siege end in 1943, the pre sliced bread ban in 1943, the Boston Strangler conviction in 1967, Buckeys acquitted in 1990, Marion Barry arrest in 1990, Easter Airlines closure in 1991, and Lisa Marie Presley divorce filing in 1991.
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