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Suharto meets East Timor Nobel winner

Dili - President Suharto of Indonesia met East Timor's Nobel prize-winning bishop yesterday and defended his rule in the territory but never mentioned the 21-year fight to crush its independence movement.

The President, visiting East Timor to inaugurate a giant statue of Jesus Christ as a gesture of religious tolerance, shook hands with Bishop Carlos Felipe Ximenes Belo and took a helicopter ride with him. But the bishop said later that the two men spoke little and the president did not mention the Nobel Peace Prize that he shist aspirations.

President Suharto, who ordered the 1975 invasion, was driven from the airport through streets ...

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