Doomsday cult deaths widen probe in Switzerland
Swiss police confirm two key Order of the Solar Temple members among 53 bodies recovered after fires in Granges Sur Salvan and nearby villages. Mastermind Joseph di Mambro and finance chief Camille Pilet are among the dead. leader Luc Jouret remains missing with an international arrest warrant issued.
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Geneva
Luc Jouret
Order of the Solar Temple
Camille Pilet
Cherry
Joseph di Mambro
Granges-Sur- Salvan
Pilet
Jouret
Suspect in Mexico PRI assassination says motive confirmed
Federal investigators grilled congressional aide Fernando Rodriguez Gonzalez after his capture in Zacatecas. He and boss Congressman Manuel Munoz Rocha are accused of masterminding the Sept 28 killing of Jose Francisco Ruiz Massieu, No 2 in the PRI. Munoz Rocha remains a fugitive. a reward is offered.
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Mexico City
Fernando Rodriguez Gonzalez
Zacatecas
Manuel Munoz Rocha
Joserancisco Ruiz Massieu
Institutional Revolutionary Party
PRI
Munoz Rocha
Attorney General’s Office
Israel pressures Arafat over kidnapped soldier fate
Jerusalem says Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat is responsible for the fate of 19 year old Corporal Nachshon Waxman, who vanished after militants seized him. Israel warns it may reject expanding self rule or elections if Arafat does not act. Israel’s Rabin seeks Waxman’s rescue as ministers meet to respond.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Eld
Yasser
Gaza Strip
Arafat
Gaza
West Bank
Amnon Rubinstein
Yitzhak Rabin
Cpl. Nachshon Waxman
Cape Town boy linked to witchcraft found in box
A 5 year old boy suspected of witchcraft was found torso and legs in a metal box near Nyanga Cape Town. Earlier this month his arms and skull were found on a rubbish heap. Two men including a known witch actor were arrested in connection with the case. In Malaysia authorities nab 24 people for cheating on a written driving test.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Nyanga
American and Canadian win physics Nobel for neutron scattering
American Clifford G. Shull and Canadian Bertram N. Brockhouse win the 1979 physics Nobel for neutron scattering tools revealing atomic structure. Shull at MIT and Brockhouse at McMaster University share $930,000 for work begun in the 1940s 1950s used to study matter with beams of neutrons.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Clifford G. Shull
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bertram N. Brockhouse
McMaster University
Hamilton
Ontario
Brockhouse
Shull
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Tennessee
Canada
Chalk River
Woman hunger strike in Guatemala over missing husband
American lawyer Jennifer Harbury began a water only hunger strike in front of the National Palace demanding the army release her husband Everardo Bamaca Vasquez, a leftist guerrilla commander who disappeared after a 1992 battle. The army says he died in combat.
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Guatemala City
Jennifer Harbury
National Palace
Everardo Bamaca Vasquez
Washington
D.C
Harbury
Efrain Bamaca
Commandante Everardo
National Revolutionary Union
Guatemala
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