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Update: 'Suspicious Package' At U.S. Embassy To The Vatican Was False Alarm

Update at 9:42 a.m. ET:After investigating, "police say a suspicious package reported by the U.S. Embassy to the Vatican was a false alarm," the Associated Press now reports.

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News alerts from Rome:

-- "Police say bomb squad officials are heading to the U.S. Embassy to the Holy See after a report of a suspicious package." (Associated Press)

-- "A suspect package was found at the U.S. embassy to the Vatican, police in Rome said on Wednesday." ( Reuters)

Earlier today, two small bombs exploded in front of the northern Italian headquarters of a right-wing party. And there has been a series of package bombs discovered at embassies in Rome over the past week. Anarchists have been claiming responsibility.

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