Clinton in Ireland Vows Peace Drive to Uplift Irish Support
President Clinton greeted crowds in Dublin and Northern Ireland calling for peacemaking progress. He invoked Irish heritage noting four generation links and framed his Belfast visit as a symbol of shared ties with Irish Americans. Bruton praised Clinton’s moral authority as support for the peace process and political momentum in Dublin.
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Peace plea from Belfast girl touches many at Clinton event
In Belfast Catherine Hamill, age six, described her father Patrick Hamill’s 1987 murder by masked gunmen. President Clinton, Hillary Clinton, and Jean Kennedy Smith attended as she spoke of peace after Northern Ireland’s long violence. The event highlighted reconciliation amid a legacy of bloodshed.
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Walsh reunites with Lyons as peace drive advances
Five years after a peaceful stay in central New York, Michael Lyons meets Rep James Walsh during a peace mission in Northern Ireland. Clinton's delegation, amid ongoing cease-fire stability, hopes to inject new momentum into talks between Catholic and Protestant factions and British and Irish leaders.
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Probe Descends Toward Jupiter Surface From Galileo Mission
A 74.7 pound probe aboard Galileo, paired with the Galileo spacecraft, dives into Jupiter's atmosphere on a 3.2 billion mile voyage. It aims to sample cloud gases and wind speeds, with data relayed slowly due to a stuck high-gain antenna, and may last 40 to 75 minutes before melting away into the planet.
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