Clinton marks 22nd wedding anniversary with private dinner
President Clinton and Hillary plan a quiet private dinner at the White House to celebrate 22 years of marriage. He noted Hillary’s Calvinism keeps him on track and that he spent the day briefing for an upcoming trip to Latin America amid White House visitors.
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Acapulco swept by deadly Pauline floods and landslides
In Acapulco heavy rains from Hurricane Pauline transformed a dry riverbed into a deadly torrent. Boulders and mud crushed homes and a school, swept residents from hillside neighborhoods, and left bodies and missing persons as soldiers worked through the mud in Palmas del Sol. Residents recalled a prolonged quake like scene as they fled to higher ground.
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Clinton heads to South America on weeklong trip
President Clinton begins a tour visiting Venezuela Brazil and Argentina. He hopes Congress will act on fast track trade authority though no floor votes were seen yet. Officials note changing times since era of coups and dictatorships.
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Jordanians suspend security ties with Israel over Mashaal bid
Jordan has frozen security cooperation with Israel after a botched attempt to kill Hamas strategist Khalid Mashaal in Amman. Officials say the move seeks accountability for the operation, while a cabinet source notes Jordan remains bound by the 1994 peace treaty and ongoing intelligence exchanges.
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Singapore Bans Janet Jackson Velvet Rope Album
Singapore's Controller of Undesirable Publications banned Janet Jackson's Velvet Rope due to three songs addressing battery and abuse and sexuality. EMI may release a modified version without those tracks, with a decision reported by The Straits Times.
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