Missing Alabama teen Natalee Holloway in Aruba case
Three suspects in Holloway's disappearance face police statements with one saying something bad happened. The 18 year old vanished May 30 during a graduation trip to Aruba. Police find her passport and bags. arrests include brothers from Suriname and a Dutch student.
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Oranjestad
Aruba
Alabama
Gerald Dompig
Associated Press
Natalee Holloway
Caribbean
Mountain Brook High School
Birmingham
U.S
Suriname
Satish Kalpoe
Deepak
Holloway
Arashi Beach
Aruba International School
Holiday Inn
Noraina Pietersz
Nick John
Militants Ambush U S Patrol in Eastern Afghanistan
In Paktika province an ambush killed one American soldier and wounded three others. Seven militants died in the clash as U S led coalition and Afghan forces pursued the attackers with air support. Two wounded soldiers were treated at a base while one returned to duty.
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Kabul
Afghanistan
U.S
Paktika
Debt relief talks push for 15 billion write-off by G8
Finance chiefs from the G8 press plans to cancel 15 billion dollars owed by 18 poor nations with the United States backing the move. Britain and the U.S. seek eventual 100 percent debt cancellation from multilateral lenders, while differences over funding remain ahead of the Scotland G8 leaders meeting.
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London
United States
Britain
Scotland
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
African Development Bank
Washington
Tony Blair
Bush
White House
IMF
British
Treasury
Gordon Brown
Japan
Germany
France
Italy
Canada
Russia
Brown
Ralph Goodale
Domenico Siniscalco
Blair
sub-Saharan Africa
Bush and Roh urge North Korea to rejoin talks at White House
In the Oval Office, President Bush and Roh Moo Hyun press North Korea to return to the six nation talks over its nuclear program. Roh backs diplomacy and cautions on discord within the alliance while favoring engagement and economic incentives. Bush seeks stronger allied pressure with China aboard.
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Bush
Roh Moo-hyun
North Korea
South Korea
United States
Korean Peninsula
Roh
Oval Office
Pyongyang
U.N. Security Council
China
Five Marines killed in Iraq attack near Haqlaniyah
Five U.S. Marines were fatally hurt during combat near Haqlaniyah in Anbar province while on operations to root out insurgents. In Baghdad a car bomb killed four men and wounded nine outside a falafel takeout. Iraqi bodies found near Qaim suggest soldiers missing after leaving base en route to Baghdad.
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Baghdad
Iraq
U.S
Anbar
Qaim
Syria
Damascus
Euphrates River
Al-Qaida
al-Jaafari
Abu Musab al-Zarqawi
Haqlaniyah
Associated Press
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