Pentagon plans to embed journalists with troops faces early verdict
CBS News officials credit the program with improving access as reporters accompany the military in Iraq. Yet editors warn the plan remains untested in real newscrises and skepticism persists from past wars. In Ankara, Turkey deploys troops and opens air corridors for North Iraq operations as U S led assault advances. In Baghdad, a Swedish teacher joins human shield efforts near the Al Douri power plant to shield civilians. A World War II veteran returns his French medal in protest of the Iraq war.
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Government aid program details amid Iraqi capture case
A report outlines a government aid scheme tied to a detained Iraqi individual and a supposed loan amount around $14,000. The item references a capture incident and ensuing legal or administrative actions with unclear jurisdiction.
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Troops push north in Iraq
U.S. forces advance toward Baghdad across the Tigris and Euphrates valleys in a fast moving convoy through dust and oil fires. Marines reach Safwan, where residents cheer the invaders yet loot government offices and Baath Party sites amid the invasion.
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Arabi crowds Demand Revenge Across Middle East
Furious Arabs flooded streets in Amman and Sana a to denounce the Iraq invasion and seek vengeance. In Yemen, three people died outside the U S Embassy as security forces used water cannons tear gas and live rounds. Grand Ayatollah Fadlallah in Beirut denounced the United States and Saddam Hussein while Cairo protests faced police with sticks and water cannons leaving several injured.
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Chirac Rejects Allied Rule of Postwar Iraq
French President Jacques Chirac vows to veto any UN resolution establishing postwar Iraq governance. He blasts allied plans and signals a deep rift with the United States and Britain, as France and Germany press a diplomatic campaign to avert a crisis.
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