Ali aids search for missing Vietnam War servicemen in Hanoi
Former heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali, 52, arrives in Hanoi with five Americans to meet Vietnamese officials and pursue cases of Arheticans missing from the Vietnam War. He says he seeks to improve U S Vietnam ties and help soldiers families while speaking partly through Howard Bingham.
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Hanoi
Vietnam
Muhammad Ali
Ali
Associated Press
United States
Howard Bingham
Los Angeles
Berlusconi Forms Coalition Cabinet In Italy
Premier Silvio Berlusconi unveiled a 25 member cabinet after weeks of talks with allies Forza Italia and the Northern League. Five seats go to a party born from a neo fascist movement while the National Alliance holds the balance of power amid tensions with the alliance leaders.
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Rome
Silvio Berlusconi
Berlusconi
Pro Business
Forza Italia
Sainsbury to alter Classic Cola label to avoid Coke clash
Britain's top retailer J Sainsbury will modify the lettering on its Classic Cola to look less like Coca Cola. Coca Cola feared market share erosion but avoided direct confrontation as Sainsbury reports 4 percent British sales rise since launch. Sainsbury runs 341 stores with about 9.2 billion pounds in annual sales.
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London
Britain
J. Sainsbury PLC
Coca-Cola
Sainsbury
Missing U S pilot presumed dead after Korean crash
U S Air Force Capt John R Kindred of Glendale California is presumed dead after his F 15 crashed with an F 16 off Boryong South Korea during a routine training mission. The search was called off after three days. Capt Timothy W Strawther was rescued.
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Seoul
South Korea
U.S
John R. Kindred
Glendale
Calif
Kindred
Boryong
Timothy W. Strawther
Kadena Air Base
Okinawa
Japan
Osan Air Base
Palestinians celebrate first Palestinian police in Deir al Balah
Palestinians in Deir al Balah welcomed 20 local police and later 157 from Egypt as Israeli soldiers withdrew under the Gaza Jericho autonomy accord. Crowds cheered, some fired into the air, while officials urged calm and prepared for broader police deployment across Gaza and Jericho.
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Eir Al-Balah
Yossi Sarid
Gaza
West Bank
Jericho
Deir al-Balah
Gaza Strip
Egypt
Rabin
PLO
Yasser Arafat
Sarid
Rebels Close In On Kigali As Rwanda Conflict Intensifies
Rebels pressed toward Kigali with artillery and mortar fire on several fronts as U N aides warn of possible fall within days. Government losses mount near the airport stronghold while 1.3 million people flee and up to 200000 killed in a month of ethnic violence between Hutus and Tutsis.
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Igali
Rwanda
Kigali
U.N
Jose Ayala Lasso
United Nations
Moctar Gueye
Gueye
Palace complains over photo of Prince Edward kissing girlfriend
Buckingham Palace filed a complaint with the Press Complaints Commission about tabloid use of telephoto images showing Prince Edward, 30, kissing Sophie Rhys Jones at Balmoral Estate. The Sun Daily Mirror Daily Express and Today carried the pictures taken on private property.
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Prince Edward
ONDON
Buckingham Palace
Lunas
Britain
Elizabeth I
Sophie Rhys Jones
Queen’s Balmoral Estate
Scotland
Press Complaints Commission
Sun
Daily Mirror
Daily Express
Today
North and South Yemen clash as Scud kills 25
The rival Yemen factions traded claims of supremacy in a week-old civil war. A southern Scud hit San a killing 25 near Hama al Mansa on the capital's edge, as fighting intensified across Abyan and Ad Dali. Foreigners fled. the U.S. embassy advised Americans to leave.
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An‘a
Yemen
San‘a
Hama al-Mansa
Mohamed Saeed al Attar
Bu Net Re
Ali Abdullah Saleh
Ali Salem al- Beidh
North Yemen
Al-Beidh
U.S
Ad-Dali
Ron Bagnulo
Associated Press
Arabian Peninsula
Aden
Young Democracy
Saleh
Abyan
Mandela offers amnesty to include security forces
In his first speech Mandela proposes amnesty for political crimes, potentially shielding white police who brutalized blacks under apartheid. The plan aims to secure loyalty of security forces against Nuremberg style prosecutions, drawing black anger as critics call it a sellout. No amnesty for political crimes after 1994.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Nelson Mandela
National Unity
Mandela
African National Congress
National Party
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Tempstar Heating and Cooling Products
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