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Th Jun 22 -

MORE FROM THE
D.C. NEWSPAPERS -

# The 20th Man--

The still-intriguing mystery: who was The 20th Hijacker supposedly slated to participate in the Sept 11 attacks? A Q-related group has suggested a new candidate: the heretofore obscure and conveniently dead Fawaz al-Nashmi.

"It's a technique familiar from B-grade crime movies-- the guy who happens to have already died is the guy who did it."

:: WaPo, RegReq'd ::

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# Notable Book Reviews--

John Freeman, president of the
National Book Critics Circle,
reviews the book
JPOD by Douglas Coupland.

:: WaPo, RegReq'd ::

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# Murrow Lives! --

And, finally, George H. Lesser expresses a very credible argument to revive the U.S. Information Agency which Congress killed in 1999. Could we revive Edward R. Murrow, who ran it, too? No, huh? Murrow was a hard act to follow. Anyone trying to run that agency would probably be compared to him. Maybe he was an impossible act to follow, and that in itself was the final death sentence for his agency.

:: WashTimes ::

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