Israeli-Lebanon clash after car bombing tensions rise
Israeli army and Lebanese forces clash in a south Lebanon village near Metulla after a suicide truck bombing killed Israeli soldiers. Israeli officials vow to continue fighting terrorism while some coalition members push for withdrawal. 24 guerrillas killed, 10 Lebanese soldiers arrested. heavy fighting reported as helicopter landings occur.
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Iran says warplanes bomb Baghdad strategic points
Iran's official news agency reported Iranian warplanes struck Baghdad hitting several strategic points. Air raid sirens sounded but no independent confirmation. The alert began early Monday and was lifted 30 minutes later with Iraq offering no immediate comment.
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Former Senator Jenner Dies at 76 After Illness
William Ezra Jenner, a postwar subcommittee chairman who accused George C. Marshall of befriending communists, died from respiratory problems at age 76. He had been a prominent figure in Cold War era investigations and public service.
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Shultz and Mexican official meet on drug tensions
Secretary of State George P. Shultz meets with Mexican Foreign Secretary Bernardo Sepulveda in Washington to urge cracking down on drug dealers. They discuss the Enríque Camarena case and recent cross border tensions, with talks to cover trade and economics. U S officials say cooperation with Mexico has improved while corruption at lower levels hinders progress.
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Pa pandreou withdraws Greek support shocks U S policy
Washington officials say Prime Minister Papandreou pulling support for Karamanlis’s re election will fuel the US Greece policy debate. Some officials favor a tougher stance while others urge engaging Papandreou despite his provocative stance.
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African famine crisis before U N conferees
United Nations representatives from 70 countries and private groups gather in Geneva to discuss a U N report calling for 1.5 billion dollars in extra emergency relief for 20 drought stricken African nations. The conference aims to mobilize support and momentum.
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