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SG/SM/6010/Rev.1

SECRETARY-GENERAL CONDEMNS TERRORIST ATTACK AGAINST MILITARY COMPOUND IN SAUDI ARABIA

26 June 1996


Press Release
SG/SM/6010/Rev.1


SECRETARY-GENERAL CONDEMNS TERRORIST ATTACK AGAINST MILITARY COMPOUND IN SAUDI ARABIA

19960626 (Received from the spokesman travelling with the Secretary-General.)

LONDON, 26 June -- Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali was shocked to learn of the terrorist attack last night against a military compound in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia.

SG/SM/6010

SECRETARY-GENERAL CONDEMNS TERRORIST ATTACK ON UNITED STATES AIR FORCE BASE IN SAUDI ARABIA

26 June 1996


Press Release
SG/SM/6010


SECRETARY-GENERAL CONDEMNS TERRORIST ATTACK ON UNITED STATES AIR FORCE BASE IN SAUDI ARABIA

19960626 (Received from the spokesman travelling with the Secretary-General.)

LONDON, 26 June -- Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali was shocked to learn of the terrorist attack last night on a United States Air Force base in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia.

SG/SM/6009

EXTREME POVERTY OFFENDS MOST BASIC VALUES OF UNITED NATIONS CHARTER, SECRETARY-GENERAL TELLS DIALOGUE ON POVERTY

24 June 1996


Press Release
SG/SM/6009


EXTREME POVERTY OFFENDS MOST BASIC VALUES OF UNITED NATIONS CHARTER, SECRETARY-GENERAL TELLS DIALOGUE ON POVERTY

19960624 CHECK AGAINST DELIVERY Following is the text of the statement, translated from French, to be delivered by Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali on the occasion of the Dialogue on Poverty, to take place at Geneva on 25 June:

SG/SM/6008

SECRETARY-GENERAL EXPRESSES GREAT SADNESS OVER DEATH OF FORMER GREEK PRIME MINISTER ANDREAS PAPANDREOU

24 June 1996


Press Release
SG/SM/6008


SECRETARY-GENERAL EXPRESSES GREAT SADNESS OVER DEATH OF FORMER GREEK PRIME MINISTER ANDREAS PAPANDREOU

19960624 GENEVA, 23 June (UN Information Service) -- Following is the text of a statement by Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali:

The Secretary-General has learned with great sadness of the death this morning of Andreas Papandreou, the former Prime Minister of Greece.