IRA killings deepen Northern Ireland peace fears amid marches
Irish Republican Army gunmen killed two Protestant policemen in Lurgan, challenging cease-fire norms and raising the risk of renewed sectarian violence as the Orange Order plans marches. Ulster loyalist groups warn of possible terror, while politicians urge restraint and push for resumed talks under Mitchell.
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Iran tests air launched anti-ship cruise missiles
Iran's air force conducted its first test launches of an air launched anti-ship cruise missile. Defense Secretary Cohen described Iran as a threat to world commerce as U.S. allies in the Gulf urge caution. The tests used F-4 aircraft with a Chinese made C-802 variant fired from air.
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Fate of Pol Pot Still a Mystery in Cambodia
In Phnom Penh AP reports deepening mystery over Pol Pot fate as rebels accuse him of betrayal and Norodom Ranariddh says Khieu Samphan is hostage amid 1000 guerrillas closing in. Government officials question if Pol Pot is dead, alive, or deposed and fear a staged display.
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