Students clash with police as Roh campaign faces pressure
In Seoul and at Sogang University hundreds of student militants pelted riot police with rocks and firebombs while calling for Roh Tae Woo to withdraw. Police used tear gas to stop protests as opposition leader Kim Dae Jung moved to form a new party to back his bid. The unrest followed government threats to crack down on demonstrations and a push for a neutral cabinet ahead of Korea's mid December presidential vote. Kim Dae Jung was elected chairman of a preparatory committee for a new Party For Peace and Democracy to pursue five core goals including national reconciliation and a just economy.
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South Korea
Roh Taewoo
Chun Doo-hwan
Kim Dae-jung
Twe
Korea
Sogang
National Coalition of A Democratic Constitution
Chun
Mr. Roh
Mr. Chun
Kim Dese-jung
Party For Peace and Democracy
Kim
Reunification Democratic Party
Kim Young-sam
Roh
Kim Jong-pil
New Democratic Republican Party
Park Chunghee
Democratic Republican Party
Rebels say Communists killed three Americans in Philippines
A Manila based rebel group reportedly claims Communist leaders ordered attacks on American servicemen, saying more killings are planned while authorities investigate. U S officials say the motive cited is bases seen as an affront to sovereignty, as gunmen killed two airmen and a retired serviceman near Clark Air Base.
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Philippines
Corazon Aquino
U.S
CIA
Robert Gates
Financial Post
Gates
Clark
Philippine Daily Inquirer
National Democratic Front
Associated Press
New People's Army
U.s-Run
Clark Air Base
Inquirer
Communist Party
Iran oil platform fire rekindled after US shelling
Reports from Gulf sources say a Rostam platform in the Persian Gulf, shelled Oct. 19, re ignited and on fire again. US ships and Kuwaiti flagged Gas Princess moved nearby as Iraq claimed an attack on a large maritime target off Iran. Iran said raids hit southern Iraq while Tehran and Baghdad traded threats amid ongoing hostilities.
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Persian Gulf
U.S
Gulf
Iraq
Iran
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Hie
Rostam
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Qatar
Caspar Weinberger
Ford
Kharg Island
Tehran
British Broadcasting Corp
al-Amarah
Baghdad
Korean hostage leaves Lebanon for Geneva
Da Chae-Sung, a 45 year old South Korean diplomat held for 21 months in Lebanon, boarded a Middle East Airlines jet to Geneva at 12:25 p.m. local time. The departure was delayed specifically for him and he traveled under an assumed name with his real identity not on the passenger list.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Geneva
da Chae-Sung
Middle East Airlines
Shin Bet lies exposed in turning point commission report
An eight page judicial panel led by Justice Moshe Landau found Shin Bet agents for 16 years routinely lied to conceal interrogation methods. The report urges a house cleaning and stronger oversight while denying wholesale torture claims though predicting many prisoners may seek new trials.
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Judicial Commission
Shin Bet Secret Service
Israel
Shin Bet
Supreme Court
Moshe Landau
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