Netanyahu finds a partner in longtime enemy
Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu shifts tone after Washington talks with Yasser Arafat describing him as a potential partner for peace. Though no concrete deals emerged, Netanyahu and Arafat spoke at length, shared war stories, and showed a warmer rapport amid continued disputes over Hebron and the new tunnel entrance.
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Documents shed light on alleged Soviet spies
Washington AP report recounts a 1943 anonymous letter claiming Soviet diplomat Vassili Zarubin and his wife spied for Moscow Germany and Japan. Later investigations found the letter a hoax by Lt Col Mironov, who sought to discredit Zarubin. the couple had diplomatic immunity and were not expelled.
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McDougal Says No Pardon Would Harm Clinton
Susan McDougal, in a jailhouse CNN interview from Faulkner County jail in Arkansas, says she hasn’t asked for a pardon and doubts Clinton could grant one without harming his presidency. She notes her ex-husband James McDougal faced 18 felonies and remains under talks with prosecutors. Clinton has said he would review pardon requests after Justice Department evaluation.
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