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UN calls for immediate cease-fire in Gaza
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SEC chairman to step down in June

The chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, the US financial watchdog, is to step down later this month.
BBC News - June 1, 2005
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CNN	Dutch rejection a blow to euro constitution
	The Dutch people today voted against the Netherlands adopting a proposed constitution for the European Union, three days after the French also rejected the charter, leaving the EU in disarray over how and whether to push forward with the project. CNN - June 1, 2005

CNN	Dutch vote 'no'
	Voters in the Netherlands soundly rejected the proposed European Union constitution Wednesday, three days after France gave it a thumbs-down. CNN - June 1, 2005

California Landslide Sweeps Away Several Luxury Homes

A large landslide destroyed at least 15 expensive hillside homes in Laguna Beach, Calif.
New York Times - June 1, 2005

50 Years Later, Emmett Till's Body Is Exhumed

The body was exhumed from a gravesite in suburban Chicago today, 50 years after his murder helped spur the civil rights movement.
New York Times - June 1, 2005

Rumsfeld Warns Iraq's Neighbors Against Aiding Zarqawi

The defense secretary said any country offering aid to Abu Musab al-Zarqawi would be guilty of helping someone "with blood on his hands."
New York Times - June 1, 2005

Dutch Reject European Charter in Another Blow to Region's Unity

Dutch voters today overwhelmingly rejected a constitution for Europe, following France on Sunday.
New York Times - June 1, 2005

Outgoing Israeli Army Chief Gloomy About Peace Prospects

General Yaalon is gloomy about an Israeli-Palestinian settlement, despite the election of a Palestinian president.
New York Times - June 1, 2005

Donaldson Announces Resignation as S.E.C. Chairman

William Donaldson expanded the agency's staff and budget, helping to restore morale. Still, his tenure has been controversial.
New York Times - June 1, 2005

Pace of Manufacturing in May Is Weakest Since June 2003

Activity at the nation's manufacturers slowed in May to the weakest pace in almost two years, an industry group reported today, as new orders lagged and prices fell.
New York Times - June 1, 2005

FBI exhumes black lynch victim

Forensic experts exhume the body of a black teenager murdered by racists in Mississippi in 1955.
BBC News - June 1, 2005

Madrid suspect heard in 9/11 case

A Madrid train bombing suspect appears as a witness in the trial of three men accused of helping to plan 9/11.
BBC News - June 1, 2005

UN veteran fired over oil scandal

Kofi Annan sacks the first UN official in connection with Iraq's scandal-ridden oil-for-food programme.
BBC News - June 1, 2005

'Profound questions' on EU future

The Dutch rejection of the constitution "raises profound questions" about the EU, the foreign secretary says.
BBC News - June 1, 2005

Abigail police dogs draw a blank

Tracker dogs that can detect weeks-old smells fail to find the weapon used to stab Abigail Witchalls.
BBC News - June 1, 2005

Review sought over asbestos plans

Residents of a County Antrim town are hoping to overturn a decision to open an asbestos storage site.
BBC News - June 1, 2005

Talks taking place on G8 protests

Groups concerned about the staging of G8-related events planned for Edinburgh are meeting on Thursday.
BBC News - June 1, 2005

'Red Brigade' killers given life

An Italian court jails five suspected Red Brigades members for the 2002 murder of adviser Marco Biagi.
BBC News - June 1, 2005

Biggest ever cosmos simulation

Astronomers have used supercomputers to re-create how the Universe evolved into the shape it has today.
BBC News - June 1, 2005

Dutch say 'No' to EU constitution

Dutch voters reject the EU constitution, dealing another blow to the treaty three days after the French vote.
BBC News - June 1, 2005

CNN	California landslide sends homes crashing
	A landslide sent at least six expensive homes crashing down a hill in Laguna Beach, California, today and may have damaged many others. The earth was still moving beneath the homes. Some fell nearly intact, while others were ripped apart and left trails of debris. There was no immediate word on whet... CNN - June 1, 2005

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