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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1998

Page

3

JFK autopsy records incomplete notes photos missing

A government review board says the 1963 JFK autopsy records are incomplete and notes and drafts were destroyed to protect the president's family privacy. Navy doctor James Humes acknowledged destroying his autopsy notes and the draft report under oath, raising questions about the Warren Commission's handling and the integrity of the medical evidence.

Washington John F Kennedy Assassination Records Review Board Navy James Humes Humes Bethesda Naval Center Kennedy Warren Commission John T. Stringer National Archives Congress

Thomas Thomas faces scorn for stance on race and action

Clarence Thomas reflected on past racist rhetoric he once held against Black activists as he spoke at the National Bar Association convention in Memphis. He defended his right to think independently and oppose affirmative action, while critics accuse him of betraying civil rights goals. He urged coexistence on the court and dismissed group loyalty in favor of individual jurisprudence. Fidel Castro arrives in Grenada to a warm welcome as Caribbean nations show strain with Washington over policy.

Washington Clarence Thomas America Supreme Court Thomas National Bar Association Memphis Tenn William C. Douglas Douglas Keith Watters Judge Thomas Watters Warren Hope Dawson Tampa, Fla NBA Dawson ST. George's Grenada Fidel Castro Caribbean U.S Castro Trinidad St. Vincent Keith Mitchell Cuba United States

Navy ships visit China add new chapter in exchanges

U S Navy ships led by the Blue Ridge and John S McCain arrived at Qingdao for a four day visit. Xinhua cited a Chinese commander saying the voyage would deepen naval contacts between the two nations.

Beijing U.S. Navy Qingdao Blue Ridge U.S. 7Th Fleet John S. McCain Zhang Defa China U.S Xinhua US. Navy Taiwan Washington

Fossett to Launch Third Balloon Attempt For World Circle

American adventurer Steve Fossett plans a fourth bid to circle the globe in a balloon. He expected to depart from Mendoza Argentina from a soccer field near the Andes as weather wards off an earlier Monday launch.

Buenos Aires Argentina Steve Fossett Chicago Mendoza Andes Bob Rice St Louis Fossett

NASA honors Shepard first American in space

Mercury program veterans at the John son Space Center memorial for Alan B Shepard Jr. Attendees included John Glenn and others. a missing man flyover closed the service. Shepard, 74, died July 21 in California after leukemia treatment. he built the U S space presence with Freedom 7 and Apollo 14 missions.

Johnson Space Center Mr. Schirra Mr. Shepard Monterey Calif America Donald K Deke” Slayton Virgil J. “Gus” Grissom United States Space Shepard

Hatch urges Clinton to reveal Lewinsky affair to gain leniency

Republican Senator Orrin Hatch urged President Clinton to disclose any sexual relationship with Monica Lewinsky, arguing Congress could forgive if the story is confirmed as misconduct. Democratic allies echoed the call as Starr's investigation intensified and Lewinsky secured immunity.

Hatch Congress Clinton Lewinsky Washington Monica Lewinsky Len Orrin Hatch Utah Senate Judiciary Committee Ms. Lewinsky Kenneth

Clinton attends fund-raisers in the Hamptons

President Bill Clinton vacations in Amagansett and nearby homes as he attends celebrity fund-raisers with Steven Spielberg, Alec Baldwin, Kym Basinger, and other stars. He delivers a radio address urging a patient’s bill of rights as he prepares to testify in the Monica Lewinsky matter.

Amagansett Long Island Clinton Washington Hollywood-in Adrienne Wagschal East Hampton New York City Upper East Side Mr. Clinton Congress White House Monica Lewinsky

Legal experts jab everybody snarled in Lewinsky investigation

TORONTO AP Independent counsel Kenneth Starr President Clinton and the news media spoke at an American Bar Association discussion on the Monica Lewinsky probe. ABA leaders questioned Starrs judgment while his spokesman defended him. Dee Dee Myers suggested Clinton may alter his story if testimony requires. Others warned the investigation could weaken the presidency.

Lewinsky Toronto Kenneth Starr Clinton American Bar Association Monica Lewinsky ABA Philip Anderson Starr Mater Bakaly Dee Dee Myers

Democrats urge Clinton to disclose sexual affair before grand jury

Former White House aide George Stephanopoulos urged President Clinton to acknowledge a sexual relationship with a former intern when he testifies before Mr Starr’s grand jury. Stephanopoulos said Democrats believe he should come forward and tell the story.

Starr Grand Jury White House George Stephanopoulos Clinton Stephanopoulos

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