Aliens and Ambition Hit Global Headlines in Wires
Briefs cover: an Iraqi defector claims a downed American pilot Michael Speich er may be alive and jailed by Saddam Hussein. FAA warns air travel won't recover this year. a toxic plant attack could kill or injure millions. Chicago man charged with cyanide storage. Zimbabwe voting clash. Letterman stays with CBS. Wisconsin school fights world records shelf items.
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Israeli forces attack Gaza refugee camp in major raid
Israeli tanks and helicopter gunships battled Gaza edge areas as troops pressed a late Monday raid on Jebaliya refugee camp. At least 17 Palestinians were killed and more than 75 injured, many from Palestinian security forces, with over 1 000 men rounded up for interrogation in the West Bank search.
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Bush unveils second stage in U.S. war on terrorism
President Bush marks six months since the Sept. 11 attacks and pushes world support for a second phase targeting al Qaida and nations with weapons of mass destruction. He vows to aid allies with training and resources while avoiding broad troop deployments.
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