Arab First Ladies Meet in Cairo to Push for Women’s Rights
Ten Arab first ladies and activists gathered in Cairo for a three day summit to advance women’s status. Queen Rania of Jordan and Suzanne Mubarak urged legal reforms and equal participation in development while balancing Arab identity. Delegates from Bahrain Comoros Egypt Jordan Kuwait Lebanon Morocco Palestinian territories Sudan and Tunisia attended, with some skepticism about concrete proposals.
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Clinton visits Vietnam continues search for MIA remains
President Clinton toured MIA sites west of Hanoi where American and Vietnamese workers sift mud for bone fragments personal effects and aircraft parts. He praised Vietnamese cooperation and pledged to sustain a 19 million annual effort to account for 1992 Americans missing in Southeast Asia.
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Cohen warns troops on Mideast violence spread risk
Defense Secretary William Cohen, on farewell Gulf stop, told troops at Camp As Saliyah that Israeli Palestinian violence could spill over the Gulf. He cited the USS Cole attack and noted high alert as he praised the soldiers guarding tanks and Bradley vehicles.
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