Missing U S officer reaches air base in the Philippines
U S Navy lieutenant Scott Washburn who hid on Mount Pinatubo during a guerrilla attack reached Clark Air Base late Wednesday hungry and tired after a trek of about three hours. He had been separated from a group of five American servicemen and Filipino escorts ambushed by New People’s Army fighters north of Manila.
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Philippine Air Force
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Clark Air Base
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Ohio
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West Bank settlers set fires in village and Hebron
Israeli settlers rampaged in Assawiya burning wheat fields and buildings including two schools while guarding by soldiers. The attack followed a rock injury to a six month old Israeli baby and coincided with CIA chief Tenet's visit to press a cease fire.
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Assawiya
West Bank
Jerusalem
CIA
George Tenet
Israel
Yehuda Shoham
Hebron
Ariel Sharon
Yasser Arafat
Palestinian Authority
Tenet
Frenchwoman Marie Bremont dies at 115 in Normandy home
Marie Bremont, believed to be the world’s oldest person, died in her sleep at 2:15 am at a retirement home in Cande about 150 miles west of Paris. She had turned 115 on April 25 and was the second French woman to hold the title after Jeanne Calment.
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Marie Bremont
Bremont
Cande
Georges Crespin
Eva Morris
Britain
Jeanne Calment
France
Joseph Foucher
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