Market bombing in Jerusalem kills six Israelis
A Palestinian woman blew herself up at Jerusalem's Mahane Yehuda market killing six shoppers and wounding many. Hamas claimed retaliation for Israeli raids as Powell's peace mission faced delays. Zinni and Maher met with Arafat while Israel pressed for militant elimination. Reports note Jenin fighting and contested body removals.
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U N adopts aging plan to aid elderly worldwide
Delegates at a United Nations aging conference in Madrid approved the 44 page International Plan of Action on Aging committing governments to boost health and well being for the elderly and assist poor countries in managing their aging populations. The plan notes funding gaps and urges national resource support and continued research, with 2050 projections of 2 billion people aged 60 and over.
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Cardinal refuses to resign amid Boston archdiocese turmoil
Cardinal Bernard Law defies calls for resignation saying he will lead the Boston Archdiocese as long as God gives him the opportunity. He explains the sex abuse crisis, cites secrecy and weak seminary training, and vows to prevent future molestations while resisting removal. Critics decry the letter as indifferent and the Vatican weighs possible action.
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King warned Johnson of potential race war after Watts riots
In a taped 1965 call released by the LBJ Library, Rev. Martin Luther King told President Lyndon Johnson he feared a full scale race war following the Watts riots. Johnson pressed King to publicly back him on Vietnam as congressional opposition to anti poverty efforts lingered.
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State halts plutonium move in face of governor veto
Washington AP Spencer Abraham urged South Carolina Governor Hodges to allow shipments of weapons grade plutonium to the Aiken area for conversion to reactor fuel from Rocky Flats. Hodges demanded enforceable federal court protections and pledged to block shipments if unsatisfied. Abraham offered 3.8 billion dollars over 20 years and removal provisions, with plans to seek Congress action.
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