Clinton seeks warmer ties with India to curb weapons spread
President Clinton urged closer U S relations with India to halt a dangerous tide of proliferation across South Asia. He spoke beside Gandhi’s statue and ailing Prime Minister Vajpayee on a visit that aimed to deepen bilateral partnership, while acknowledging tensions with Pakistan and India’s 1998 nuclear tests.
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Cuba offers health care aid to United States in doctors mission
Cuban lawmakers announced a plan to send doctors to poor U.S. regions and to provide free medical training in Cuba for 500 Americans annually, focusing on minorities. Saez said numbers depend on need, with 250 black Americans and 250 Hispanics or others set for training, while 250 doctors may go to states like Mississippi. The Clinton administration has not taken a position. Saez noted licensing and travel legality must be resolved, and Castro had raised the proposal after discussing U.S. medical needs with Congress members.
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