Powell lands in Islamabad amid Kashmir tensions
Secretary of State Colin Powell began a volatile South Asia tour in Pakistan as Indian fire hit Kashmiri positions hours after his restraint appeal. He held talks with Musharraf and Vajpayee and urged UN involvement, while Bush pressed both sides to avoid conflict as the anti-terrorism campaign continues.
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Four planned attacks foiled in overseas plots
U S authorities disrupted at least four attempted terrorist attacks against U S facilities abroad in five weeks since Sept 11. European police have detained dozens of suspects amid a sprawling investigation that has detained about 700 in the United States and across the globe. Targets included a U S Embassy in Paris and a NATO facility in Brussels with other plots linked to Yemen and Turkey.
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Arafat Eyes West Support in London Meeting
Yasser Arafat visited London and aligned with Britain against terrorism, receiving Tony Blair’s backing for a negotiated Palestinian state. Blair urged renewed Middle East talks as both leaders framed peace as essential to the broader war on terror, while Arafat condemned bin Laden’s cause and warned against conflating it with Arab or Muslim anger.
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Moments in History From Revolts to Space and Politics
A rapid history snapshot lists events: John Brown’s Harper’s Ferry raid in 1859. Marie Antoinette beheaded in 1793. Margaret Sanger’s birth control clinic in 1916 New York. Kennedy learns of Cuban missile bases in 1962. China detonates a bomb in 1964. Karol Wojtyla becomes John Paul II in 1978. Missouri Governor Carnahan plane crash in 2000 killing him, his son, and an aide near St. Louis.
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Birthdays list highlights Lansbury Colson Robbins and more
Today's Birthdays include Angela Lansbury turning 76 and Charles W. Colson at 70. Also noted are Barry Corbin 61, C F Turner 58, Suzanne Somers 55, Bob Weir 54, David Zucker 54, Tim Robbins 43, Flea 39, and Wendy Wilson 32. Angela Lansbury is mentioned again.
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Teaching kids to cook builds healthy eating habits
Nutrition experts say involving children in daily cooking teaches nutrition and reduces reliance on convenience foods. Read tips and child friendly recipes in the Food section of Wednesday's Journal World for practical guidance.
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