Yeltsin snubs Nixon in Moscow during tense meeting
In Moscow, Boris Yeltsin rejects talks with unofficial U.S. envoy Richard Nixon citing past meetings with his political foes. The clash heightens concerns over superpower cooperation, Russian health questions, and potential shifts in foreign aid policy as Nixon plans meetings with Russian opposition figure Gen. Alexander Rutskoi.
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Mortar shells fired at Heathrow. none exploded
Five shells fired from a car near a hotel toward Heathrow Airport. police said none detonated, no injuries reported, Concorde flight from New York touched down before the attack and the runway was closed during a search. Departures delayed about 30 minutes, arrivals 20 minutes.
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Hebron mosque gunman entered dressed in military gear
An Israeli inquiry heard that Baruch Goldstein, a Jewish settler, wore a protective headset and carried ammunition as he entered the Tomb of the Patriarchs in Hebron. He was greeted by an army guard who allowed him to pass during dawn prayers, before opening fire and killing at least 30 worshippers. Evidence described blood cleanup and hoses, with Muslims saying crucial records were erased.
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North Korea Builds Two New Ballistic Missiles
Jane's Defense Weekly reports two new North Korean missiles, one possibly reaching Guam, citing U.S. intelligence sources. Satellite imagery shows mock ups at Sanum Dong facility. Japanese sources say both missiles may fly before 1998.
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UN Panel Condemns Anti-Semitism In Race Resolution
The U N Human Rights Commission in Geneva condemned anti Semitism marking the first time the world body opposed discrimination against Jews. The move to insert the term into a routine racism resolution triggered weeks of behind the scenes wrangling among its 53 member nations.
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