Monday, July 14, 2003
Rumsfeld Warns of Attacks on U.S. Forces: "It could be a long, hot and deadly summer for American forces in Iraq, who may soon face increased attacks, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld says. (AP)"
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Two-thirds of British feel Blair misled them over Iraq war: "Two thirds of British voters feel Prime Minister Tony Blair misled them over the case for launching a war in Iraq, according to a poll in the Daily Mirror newspaper. (AFP)"
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U.S. Forces Launch Raid Against Iraqi In: "Facing an increasingly organized and violent resistance, the U.S. Army stepped up pressure on pro-Saddam Hussein holdouts Sunday with a fourth large offensive in central Iraq. (AP)"
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US Soldier Dies in Baghdad Grenade Attack: "One U.S. soldier was killed and six werewounded when a military convoy came under attack withrocket-propelled grenades in central Baghdad Monday, a U.S.military spokesman said. (Reuters)"
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In First Step, New Iraq Council Abolishes Hussein's Holidays: "The interim government abolished six national holidays during its inaugural meeting and made April 9, the day that Baghdad fell, the national day of a new Iraqi state."
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Rumsfeld Says Iraq May Need a Larger Force: "Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said that the United States might need to send additional troops to quell an increasingly well organized guerrilla resistance."
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Bush Aides Now Say Claim on Uranium Was Accurate: "Condoleezza Rice and Donald H. Rumsfeld said the claim that Iraq tried to buy uranium from Africa was accurate even if some of the underlying evidence was unsubstantiated."
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Hope Mingles With Doubt on the Streets of Baghdad: "Many residents of Baghdad seem to believe that the new Iraqi Governing Council will be heavily influenced by its American overseers. But the agreement stops there."
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British Tread Carefully in South Iraq: "The deaths of six soldiers in June shattered the illusion that the British occupation of the south was an example of stability in Iraq."
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US Soldier Hurt in Iraq Grenade Attack-Witnesses: "A U.S. soldier was badly wounded Mondaywhen his military vehicle was hit by a rocket-propelled grenadein a Baghdad suburb, witnesses said. (Reuters)"
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U.S. Steps Up Pressure on Iraqi Holdouts: "Facing an increasingly organized and violent resistance, the U.S. Army stepped up pressure on pro-Saddam Hussein holdouts Sunday with a fourth large offensive in central Iraq. (AP)"
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Two-thirds of British feel Blair misled them over Iraq war: "Two thirds of British voters feel Prime Minister Tony Blair misled them over the case for launching a war in Iraq, according to a poll in the Daily Mirror newspaper. (AFP)"
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U.S. Forces Launch Raid Against Iraqi In: "Facing an increasingly organized and violent resistance, the U.S. Army stepped up pressure on pro-Saddam Hussein holdouts Sunday with a fourth large offensive in central Iraq. (AP)"
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US Soldier Dies in Baghdad Grenade Attack: "One U.S. soldier was killed and six werewounded when a military convoy came under attack withrocket-propelled grenades in central Baghdad Monday, a U.S.military spokesman said. (Reuters)"
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In First Step, New Iraq Council Abolishes Hussein's Holidays: "The interim government abolished six national holidays during its inaugural meeting and made April 9, the day that Baghdad fell, the national day of a new Iraqi state."
In New York Times: World Special
Rumsfeld Says Iraq May Need a Larger Force: "Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said that the United States might need to send additional troops to quell an increasingly well organized guerrilla resistance."
In New York Times: World Special
Bush Aides Now Say Claim on Uranium Was Accurate: "Condoleezza Rice and Donald H. Rumsfeld said the claim that Iraq tried to buy uranium from Africa was accurate even if some of the underlying evidence was unsubstantiated."
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Hope Mingles With Doubt on the Streets of Baghdad: "Many residents of Baghdad seem to believe that the new Iraqi Governing Council will be heavily influenced by its American overseers. But the agreement stops there."
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British Tread Carefully in South Iraq: "The deaths of six soldiers in June shattered the illusion that the British occupation of the south was an example of stability in Iraq."
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US Soldier Hurt in Iraq Grenade Attack-Witnesses: "A U.S. soldier was badly wounded Mondaywhen his military vehicle was hit by a rocket-propelled grenadein a Baghdad suburb, witnesses said. (Reuters)"
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U.S. Steps Up Pressure on Iraqi Holdouts: "Facing an increasingly organized and violent resistance, the U.S. Army stepped up pressure on pro-Saddam Hussein holdouts Sunday with a fourth large offensive in central Iraq. (AP)"
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