Senator recalls nation's resolve after Pearl Harbor
Senate member Daniel Inouye recalled the resolve shown after the 1941 Pearl Harbor attack as Americans marked the anniversary. He spoke at the USS Arizona Memorial center with 1,000 attendees, noting resilience amid modern threats. Survivors return to honor the USS Oklahoma casualties, and a new exhibit opened at the memorial. About 2,390 people died in the attack.
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Ghost cane sells for sixty five thousand dollars
The Anderson family in Hobart sold a metal walking cane once owned by a grandfather for 65 000 dollars to GoldenPalace com. The sale followed bids and media attention after a boy feared his grandfather’s ghost haunted their home. The buyer may later tour with the cane.
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Attack on Saudi compound exposes U.S. vulnerability
In Jidda militants stormed the Saudi consulate complex killing nine and wounding at least 10. U S officials said attackers planned the raid and security largely held, though the incident underscored ongoing terrorist threats to U S personnel and facilities. Saudi sources named four assailants as Saudis with one unidentified. The five slain staff were from Yemen, Sudan, the Philippines, Pakistan and Sri Lanka.
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Egypt and Israel discuss tentative steps for Middle East truce
Cairo reports an understanding among Egypt Israel the Palestinians the United States and Europe toward a comprehensive settlement framework. A cease fire is proposed with the new Palestinian Authority enforcing restraint in Gaza and the West Bank. Israeli officials caution that any truce must avoid threats while Washington seeks corroboration.
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No deaths in high-rise fire at LaSalle Bank tower
A five hour blaze on the 29th floor of a historic downtown skyscraper in Chicago damaged the Art Deco LaSalle Bank headquarters. More than 300 firefighters battled flames shooting from windows while at least 37 people, mainly firefighters, were hospitalized for smoke inhalation. City officials confirmed no deaths as streets were closed and investigators assessed structural safety.
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