FBI informer Gary Rowe dies at 64 in Savannah
Gary Rowe, aka Thomas Neal Moore, an FBI informer who infiltrated the Ku Klux Klan in the 1960s and helped convict three Klansmen for the murder of civil rights worker Viola Liuzzo, died of a heart attack on May 25 in Savannah. His death was confirmed after a TV crew learned of it. he had lived under federal witness protection since 1965.
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Envoy heads to Yugoslavia to push Kosova compliance
Ambassador nominee Richard Holbrooke travels to Belgrade to urge President Milosevic to comply with U N Security Council 1199 demanding a cease fire and full monitoring in Kosovo. He will also meet NATO officials in Brussels as NATO threatens force to end seven months of bloodshed.
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Igor Sergeyev
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Pristina
Lott accuses White House of shutdown brinkmanship
Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott charged the White House with using government shutdown threats for political gain and said he doubts the administration’s budget talks. White House chief of staff Bowles countered that a full budget was submitted months ago and Republicans are behind deadlines as Congress nears adjournment.
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Amnesty triggers U.S. rights campaign nationwide push
Amnesty International launches its first worldwide campaign focused on the United States, denouncing police brutality, prisoner abuse, and death-penalty applications as part of a broader call for America to address domestic human rights failures. The report argues a double standard in criticizing abuses abroad while neglecting internal issues.
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Akebono Hosts 1300 Guest Tokyo Wedding With Clinton Telegram
Akebono the top foreign born sumo wrestler from Hawaii married Christina Reiko Kalina six months after their union. Their gala ceremony in Tokyo drew 1300 guests and featured a telegram read from President Clinton. US Ambassador Foley attended as a TV audience watched the event.
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Susan Hess Compiles W Wire Reports Summary
Susan Hess compiles a roundup from W Wire Reports highlighting syndicated articles. The brief notes key developments and state agency updates with emphasis on notable names and dates.
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