European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 11, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Vol. 53, no. 85 500 monday july 11, 1994 r d 8693 Summit ears speak As one with Yeltsin adding voice Naples Italy apr russian presi president Clinton said after the russian in other developments neighbouring Estonia is More complicated Dent Boris Yeltsin and leaders of the Leader sat for the first time As a full Particio Clinton announced that Yeltsin and will take longer. Clinton visited lat largest Western democracies pressed the Pant in the summits political meeting. Would come to Washington for a Summit via on his Way to Naples and said he bosnian serbs on sunday to accept a new Yeltsin in a joint news conference with on sept. 27 and 28. The september meet hoped that Russia would be Able to with plan for the division of Bosnia and sex Clinton said that at the extraordinary ing had been announced before but not draw its remaining forces by the end of sorted North Korea to prove it has no eight Leader session a we found general the dates. A August russian troops previously had nuclear aspirations. Understanding. And we can in a real a Yeltsin announced that All russian Een pulled out of Lithuania a third a we share fundamental foreign policy is tic fashion promote peace throughout troops will leave the Baltic nation of lat a. Goals. On these matters we spoke As one the  via by aug. 31, but that withdrawal from see speak on Page 2 by sue Palumbo Mediterranean Bureau Naples Italy a not even the scorching heat could keep the More than 1,200 military personnel and their families from going to see the president of the United states in Naples on sunday evening a tips an Honor to Sec the president a said Petty officer 1st class James Payne assigned to Navy element Allied forces Southern Europe. A it does t happen every Day especially in a place like  for their last Public appearance in Naples president Clinton first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton and daughter Chelsea arrived at the . Military Side of the Cap Dichino Airport in Naples about 7 45 . Clinton had been in the City for the annual meeting of the group of seven economic Powers. In a five minute speech he told the crowd he had had a a very successful meeting in the a a Beautiful City of Naples the visit with military personnel surprised Many people because the presidents schedule was supposed to be limited see visit on Page 2 flanked by president Clinton russian Leader Boris Yeltsin gives a thumbs up sign sunday in Naples Italy.. To keep watch on North Korea Christopher says Naples Italy a the United states will exercise vigilance and maintain military readiness As North Korea undergoes an Uncertain transition following the sudden death of president Kim ii Sung Secretary of state Warren Christopher said sunday. Christopher said it was not Clear that the Little known Kim Jong ii will succeed his father As president or that North Korea would go ahead with its planned july 25 Summit with South Korea. However North Korea on sunday did say that talks with the United states aimed at settling the nuclear dispute would be put on hold for an unspecified period of mourning for the country slate president. A statement from the North korean diplomatic Mission in Geneva said the delegation had been called Back Home to attend the mourning services in Pyongyang. In South Korea fears of military instability on the korean Peninsula diminished sunday As indications grew that the 52-year-old son of North koreans late dictator had taken the Power for which his father had Long groomed him. Diplomats and analysts were relying on eyewitness reports and close readings of official statements to discern what was happening in the Wake of the death Friday of Kim i Sung who had run the country with a slavish cult of personality since/1948. Official reports said North koreans in Pyongyang were gathering at a towering statue of the a great Leader to pay weeping  death of Kim at age 82 left a potentially enormous Gap to be filled. South Korea initially had feared a chaotic Power struggle might break out in the see watch on Page 2inside today Navy families at Souda Bay can feel adrift see Page 3latest round of army cuts targets captains a see Page 4women soldiers of the civil War a see pages 16-17