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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1995

Page

9

Greenpeace and Tahiti clash over Mururoa atoll visit

Reports say French officials denied hiding protesters at Mururoa while planes and boats searched the site after Greenpeace Rainbow Warrior II met Tahiti supporters. France plans eight nuclear blasts at Mururoa in September, deemed irrevocable by President Chirac.

Papeete Tahiti Mururoa Atoll Greenpeace Michel Boileau Mururoa

Rebels give India two days to free jailed militants

In a statement Al-Faran extended an evening deadline by two days to free 21 jailed rebels. Five Western tourists remain captive as families plead for release while diplomats fail to contact the group. The hostages are Donald Hutchings, Keith Mangan, Paul Wells, Dirk Hasert, Hans Christian Ostro. John Childs escaped. Muslim rebels seek Jammu Kashmir independence. over 11,600 killed since 1989.

India Srinagar Al-Faran Amnesty International al- Faran Jammu-Kashmir Catherine Mosely Jane Schelly Donald Hutchings Spokane Wash Keith Mangan Middlesbrough England Paul Wells London Dirk Hasert Erfurt Germany Hans Christian Ostro Oslo Norway John Childs Simsbury Conn New Delhi Himalayas Jammu Kashmir

Release of Aung San Suu Kyi draws large crowds in Rangoon

Crowds gathered outside the home of dissident leader Aung San Suu Kyi in Rangoon despite state media silence on her release. Police protected her ramshackle residence as diplomats visited and supporters cheered her pledge to work for her country. She urged discipline and courage as the nation weighs civilian rule and a new constitution amid military control.

Rangoon Burma Aung San Suu Kyi Suu Kyi U Nu Aung San New Light of Myanmar Nawratha Than Shwe Khin Nyunt

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