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Congo
train crash death toll rises to 76
Wife
says Rwandan general shot in South Africa
Clinton
unveils lucrative aid package for Pakistan
Two
soldiers killed in Afghan rescue
After
years of rebuilding, most Afghans lack power
Typhoon
strikes southern China
One
Bride for 2 Brothers: A Custom Fades in India
Battle
of the Burka
Moderate
Earthquake Hits Greek Islands
3
Britons Sentenced in Plane Bomb Plot
With
Win, Spain Taken On The Meaning Of Nation
Chernobyl's
children refused entry to UK
Spy-swap
Russian in England, brother says
Air
France jet in bomb scare landing
BP
begins "static kill" operation on blown-out well
Obama
Accuses Republicans of Blocking Aid for Small Businesses
House
approves oil spill reform bill
FBI
to help investigate leak of documents on Afghan war
Suicides,
Drug Use Wreck Overstressed Army
House
Approves War Spending Bill for Afghanistan
Gun
battles paralyze Mexican city across from Texas
Storm
Threat in Gulf Halts Most Work at Oil Spill Site
Shirley
Sherrod threatens to sue rightwing US blogger Andrew Breitbart
Obama
Says Republicans Holding Unemployed Hostage to Politic s
Was
a Swedish Oil Company Complicit in Sudan's Civil War?
Scientists
discover what makes us live longer
BP
gets "wake-up call" and $32 billion in spill charges
Eight
pulled alive from Pakistani plane crash
Plane
carrying 152 crashes in Pakistan
Officials
say gunmen kill 18 at party in Mexico
Obama
presses for extension of jobless benefits
Petraeus's
first act: Establish militias to fight the Taliban
Strategy
to train Afghan forces is in deep trouble
Insurgent
Attacks Kill 11 Afghan Police, District Chief
U.S.:
Alleged drug kingpin arrested
Clinton
on key Afghan mission as U.S. war fears grow
NYT:
FDA says impure injections used on mentally ill
Gun
Boom After Supreme Court Ruling
Obama
Reacts Cautiously to Hopeful BP Test Results
Jail
for lawyer aiding Egypt's Blind Sheik
Cautious
optimism as BP plugs leak
D.C.
Tremor Rattles White House
British
troops to withdraw from Sangin
US,
Afghans repel attack against major base
NKorea
to elect leaders amid succession campaign
Pakistani
court sentences Americans for terrorism
Bomb
kills aide to Greek counter-terrorism minister
Vatican
astonished at Belgian police raid
Economists
see U.S. recovery weakening: surve y
U.S.-Russia
may seek spy swap to free agents
Anti-Islam
Demonstration Near UF Campus
East
Coast temps reach 100; power grid tested
Justice
Department to sue Arizona over immigration law
Plans
for mosques divide New Yorkers
Post
office announces new rate increase
Coming
to America: Queen Elizabeth at U.N.
$1M
Roman treasure unearthed
German
guns down two Italians after football row
Seniors
a sexual risk?
Supporters
cheer Dalai Lama on 75th birthday
Toyota
issues U.S. recall of 139,000 Lexus vehicles
BP
eyes stake sale as spill costs soar
Mexican
president's allies lead in key elections
Weak
private hiring in June shows tepid U.S. recovery
Spy
ring prosecutor warns of escape risk
In
U.S., battle brews over Cuba travel ban
Hurricane
Alex lashes Mexico, Texas
Senate
OKs Petraeus as Afghanistan commander
U.S.
Feds arrest 10 'Russian agents'
Storm
Alex looms over oil spill
Relief
well closing on gusher, BP says
U.S.
Air Force Considers B-1 Bomber Fleet's Retirement
Court
extends guns rights
Image
of oil spewing enthralls, repels
Mexico
nabs alleged Sinaloa cartel leader
Obama
and Medvedev hail 're-set' US-Russia ties
Lawmakers
near finish on Wall Street bill
Two-Headed
Calf Born in Egypt Expected to Survive
Buried
millions triggers Austrian treasure hunt
China's
TV Dating Shows: For Love or Money?
King
ends an era as colourful host
Jaws:
Great White Sharks Spotted off Mass.
Socotra:
The Other Galapagos Awaits Tourists
'Most
valuable auction' to feature Picasso, Monet
Rare
4,600-year-old Ontario burial lifts lid on prehistoric Canada
Prince
Albert of Monaco is finally engaged at 52
Can
spiked condom prevent rape?
Russia
spy suspect missing in Cyprus
Death
penalty for Iran jail abuse
British
firm paid bribes to Iraqis over toxic fuel
Flying
car production rolls forward
U.S.,
Afghan forces launch assault
The
Catholic Church faces another scandal
US
says sinking of SKorean warship not terrorism
New
home sales at record low as tax credit expires
McChrystal
out, Petraeus in after magazine storm
Canada
quake also rattles N.Y., other states
American
Osama Hunter 'on His Way Home'
Gulf
oil spill: BP accused of lying to Congress
In
budget crisis, states take aim at pensions
Refugees
implicate Kyrgyz security forces in ethnic violence
China
to allow more exchange rate flexibility
8
Turkish soldiers killed in border clashes
Russia's
Medvedev raps EU, US sanctions against Iran
Deposed
Kyrgyz leader blamed over ethnic violence
First,
China. Next: the Great Firewall of... Australia
77
million 'poisoned' in Bangladesh
Russia
cuts gas supplies to Belarus over debt
Poland
heads for election run-off
China
landslide buries 107, all feared dead
G20
walks tightrope between growth and deficits
G8
criticizes North Korea, Iran in final statement
World
summit turning attention to nuclear threats
Canada
police halt suspicious car near G20 summit site
North
Korea warns U.N. council of military "follow-up"
U.S.
mulls more help for Kyrgyzstan, rules out unilateral action
The
end of the world as we know it
Deadly
ethnic violence rages for third day in Kyrgyzstan
Fresh
squall for BP as the boss goes yachting
Record
number of Indian-Americans seeking office
U.S.-Born
Citizen Blocked by Obama Administration from Returning to U.S.
Hopes
fade for Colombia miners
Mexican
police find 12 bodies in Cancun
Taliban
executes boy, 7, for spying
Obama
to offer Gaza aid to Abbas in flotilla aftermath
The
World Cup comes to South Africa
A
big day for football. A giant leap for a continent
Mandela
to miss World Cup opening after family tragedy
Global
protests over BP oil disaster
U.N.
votes to slap new sanctions on Iran
Russia,
Turkey and Iran Meet, Posing Test for U.S.
South
Sudan soldiers clash with rebel militia: army
Germany
unveils $80B in spending cuts
Rogue
trader Kerviel says ex-bosses encouraged him
Suu
Kyi's desperate plea to the world
Perilous
Studies: Americans in Pakistan's Islamic Schools
Officials:
35 Pakistan troops missing after attack
Arizona's
Next Immigration Target: Children of Illegals
Why
Are Americans Moving to Mexico?
Britain's
Cameron, Obama to discuss BP
20
dead in Arkansas floods
Israel
condemned at Turkey summit
Ahmadinejad
defiant ahead of UN nuclear sanctions vote
U.N.
to vote on tougher Iran sanctions
Gaza
blockade: Iran offers escort to next aid convoy
New
video shows oil rig blast
Helen
Thomas, veteran reporter: why she had to resign
The
caring killers: Death by night shift
Body
found after gunman kills 12 in northern England
President
of Germany forced to quit after Afghan 'gaffe'
Stand-off
at Kyrgyz oil depot held by ethnic Uzbeks
Suicide
Bomber Kills Dozens at Afghan Wedding Party
Bashir
begins new Sudan term
Malawi
pardons jailed gay couple
Ethiopia
ruling regime celebrates controversial election win
Russia
won't send troops to Kyrgyzstan
5
dead in attack on convoy near Islamabad
South
Korea to send aid for children in North
Shanghai
Two
men with militant ties arrested in NY: report
BP
funnelling '10,000 barrels of oil'
Washington
Asks: What to Do About Israel?
Has
the Supreme Court Decimated Miranda?
Israel
deports Gaza aid activists
Are
you ready for the Internet crunch?
The
hijacking of the truth: Film evidence 'destroyed'
How
Rogue Nations Can Get Nukes
South
Sudan Moves Toward Independence
Japanese
Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama resigns
Officials
Resign in Afghanistan Over Attack by Militants
An
Eerie Silence Precedes Ethiopia's Election
Nigeria's
ex-militants make peace pledge for Niger Delta
France-Africa
summit in Nice seeks business boost
Storm
kills 179 in Central America
After
Israel Raids Flotilla, U.S. Is Torn Between Allies
US
launches oil spill criminal inquiry
BP
robot sub cuts into pipe in new effort
Another
Day, Another Plan: BP Tries Cutting Pipe in Latest Bid to Stop Spill
Floods
kill 113 after storm batters Central America
' Top
kill' BP operation to halt US oil leak fails
Number
of attempted attacks within U.S. rising
New
Tech May Make Batteries Obsolete
U.S.
to Host Conference on USS Liberty
WASHINGTON - The State Department
will cast a spotlight next week on the 1967 Israeli attack on the U.S.
spy ship Liberty where 34 American servicemen were killed.
http://www.ussliberty.org
We
Salute a few honorable men
There still remains a few honorable men, those who stand for principals
and for themselves. In 1967 Israel attacked the USS Liberty killing 34
Americans and seriously injuring 170 more. This could not have been a
mistake since the attack was not just a sole incident but a coordinated
attack by the Israeli Air force and Navy.
LBJ
ordered ship cover-up: Lawyer
WASHINGTON—A former navy attorney who helped lead the military
investigation of the 1967 Israeli attack on the USS Liberty that killed
34 sailors says former president Lyndon Johnson and his defence
secretary, Robert McNamara, ordered that the inquiry conclude the
incident was an accident.
New
charges vs. Israel in '67 ship attack
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22 (UPI) -- A private commission
investigating the 1967 attack on the U.S. spy ship USS Liberty on
Wednesday released the sworn testimony of one naval investigator that
the Israelis knew the ship was American and intended to "murder its
entire crew."
Ship
Attack: President ‘Ordered Accident Verdict’
A former US Navy lawyer who helped lead the military investigation of
the 1967 Israeli attack on the USS Liberty that killed 34 servicemen
says former president Lyndon Johnson and his defence secretary, Robert
McNamara, ordered that the inquiry conclude that it was an accident.
Cover-Up
Alleged in Probe of USS Liberty
Former Judge Advocate General of the Navy, Rear Admiral Merlin Staring,
right, looks on as former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral
Thomas Moorer, left, speaks to reporters during a press conference on
Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2003 in Washington. Staring and Moore are part of an
independent commission of inquiry into the 1967 Israeli attack on the
USS Liberty, that claims to have found proof of a cover up by the
government. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
4
radical Jewish websites on US terrorism blacklist
WASHINGTON - The United States has for the first time
extended its terrorism blacklist to the internet, designating four
websites affiliated with an extremist Jewish group as terrorist
organizations, State Department officials said Friday.
American
couple does not accept Israeli explanations of daughter's death
Parents of an American activist killed earlier this year in Gaza by an
Israeli army bulldozer called Monday for an independent U.S.
investigation of her death.
''The
USS Liberty: still covered up after 35 years''
June 8 marked 35 years since Israel attacked the USS Liberty without
warning in international waters, killing 34 Americans and wounding 172
more.
U.S.S.
Liberty Survivors make a Memorial
Veterans
and survivors of the U.S.S. Liberty gathered Saturday to remember their
own. The bombing of the U.S.S. Liberty during the Six Day War killed 34
Sailors and Marines. In June of 1967, Veterans say Israeli aircraft and
motor boats bombed the ship in an effort to sink it, blame the Arab
States, and draw the U.S. into war.
''The
USS Liberty: still covered up after 35 years''
June 8 marked 35 years since Israel attacked the USS Liberty without
warning in international waters, killing 34 Americans and wounding 172
more.
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