Netanyahu accuses Arafat of undermining Wye accord
In Jerusalem, Prime Minister Netanyahu blames Yasser Arafat for pressing Palestinians to foment street violence and threaten a declaration of statehood. He cites the Wye River pact as being exploited by the Palestinians and calls for a halt to violence before further troop withdrawals.
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Benjamin Netanyahu
Yasser Arafat
Wye River
Netanyahu
Associated Press
United States
Clinton
Israel
West Bank
Ahmed Qureia
Palestinian Legislative Council
Silvan Shalom
Gaza
Wye
Channel 2
Chavez wins presidency of Venezuela
Hugo Chavez, a former lieutenant colonel who led a failed coup six years earlier, won the Venezuelan presidency with about 56 percent of the vote as results showed 65 percent counted. Henrique Salas Romer received about 39 percent amid street celebrations and a political realignment ending the two traditional parties’ dominance.
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Venezuela
Hugo Chavez
Chavez
Henrique Salas Romer
National Electoral Council
Simon Bolivar
Venevision
Amercan
Mr. Bolivar
Latin America
U.S
John Maisto
Jaguar kills boy in Doweta-Fontaine zoo attack
In western France a jaguar escaped its cage at the Doweta-Fontaine zoo and fatally mauled a 4-year-old boy before injuring his father. Police killed both jaguars as the zoo closed for investigation. the boy died from head injuries and his father remained in serious condition.
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Paris
France
Doweta-Fontaine
Nowra Oumaziz
LCL
Movement to Impeach Clinton Gains Momentum in House
Washington Republicans said sentiment shifts toward impeaching President Clinton this month. Senate GOP leader Lott expects a trial, with DeLay claiming about five to six Republicans would oppose impeachment and two Democrats would cross party lines. He predicts a 50 50 House vote. trial likely, though length uncertain.
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Clinton
Senate
Trent Lat
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Texas
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CNN
Lott
NBC
Andrew Johnson
Kennedy and Brown call Nixon nuts in taped talk
San Francisco based coverage notes a John F Kennedy and former Governor Pat Brown telephone exchange criticizing Richard Nixon after Brown's 1962 California victory. The tapes released by the John F Kennedy Library include Brown calling Nixon psycho and predicting political doom, while Kennedy labels Nixon's farewell speech as a sign he belongs on the couch. Nixon would win California in 1968 and again in 1972?
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Job & Kennedy
Edmund G
Pat" Brown
Richard Nixon
Mr. Brown
Nixon
Examiner
Unit House
Kennedy
Brown
John F Kennedy
Boston
California
Hubert H. Humphrey
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