Yeltsin moves to dismantle opposition in Russia
President Boris Yeltsin moved to outlaw a new right wing group the National Salvation Front and order disbanding a 5000 member security force as he faces a Congress session and economic crisis. He also ordered authorities to curb extremist groups amid opposition from lawmakers and comments by Gorbachev.
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Doomsday deadline passes as Korean believers disperse
Thousands of followers of the Mission for the Coming Days left Seoul after the midnight Rapture deadline passed without incident. A 34 year old architect called the date wrong while police and officials monitored churches nationwide to prevent suicide or despair.
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