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UN halts Gaza aid, truce resolution deal approved
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UN Security Council calls for Gaza cease-fire
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UN Security Council calls for immediate Gaza truce
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UN calls for immediate cease-fire in Gaza
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Pope Benedict jokes about hoarse voice
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Attack on US troops kills Afghan 3 civilians
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Travoltas hold private memorial for son in Florida
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Crews contain Colo. wildfire residents return
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Border Patrol to close Calif. plaza for new fence
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Panel recommends impeaching Ill. governor
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Tebow leads Fla. past Okla. 24-14 for BCS title
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Writer Bryson aids school science

Author Bill Bryson is to send a free copy of his best-selling science book to every secondary school in Britain.
BBC News - June 6, 2005
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CNN	Aruba workers join hunt for missing teen
	Aruba's government employees are today joining police, Dutch marines and FBI agents in the search for an 18-year-old Alabama girl who vanished a week ago on the Caribbean island. Two security guards were charged Sunday with crimes related to the disappearance of Natalee Holloway but details of the c... CNN - June 6, 2005

CNN	Controversy over U.S. intervention plan
	A U.S. proposal to allow intervention to push democracy rankled the leaders of several South American countries Monday. The proposal comes amid concerns about political instability in Ecuador and Bolivia, and a deterioration in U.S.-Venezuelan relations. CNN - June 6, 2005

Apple's Decision on Chips Is Applauded by Programmers

Apple Computer's chief executive, Steven P. Jobs, said that his company would shift to Intel processors. The announcement drew cheers from more than 3,000 programmers at a conference.
New York Times - June 6, 2005

New York State Board Rejects Plan to Fund West Side Stadium

The vote appears to end plans for the project that had been the centerpiece of New York City's bid for the 2012 Olympics.
New York Times - June 6, 2005

Justices Uphold Federal Medical-Marijuana Prosecutions

The decision is a defeat for marijuana advocates who swayed 11 states to allow the drug's use to treat various illnesses.
New York Times - June 6, 2005

Palestinians and Israelis Skirmish Atop the Temple Mount

Israeli police today confronted Palestinians throwing rocks at Jews at one of Jerusalem's holiest sites.
New York Times - June 6, 2005

Olympic Panel Praises Paris; New York Bid Is Reeling

The New York bid appears in serious peril as the I.O.C. prepares to vote on a host city for 2012 on July 6.
New York Times - June 6, 2005

Chief of Berkshire Unit Pleads Guilty in A.I.G. Inquiry

The agreement was the first struck as a result of U.S. inquiries into A.I.G.'s improper accounting practices.
New York Times - June 6, 2005

NY Olympic bid hits funding snag

New York's 2012 Olympic bid is dealt a blow by a decision to deny public funding for a $2bn stadium.
BBC News - June 6, 2005

Cricket: Windies bite back

West Indies lose four early wickets as they pursue 280 to win the second Test against Pakistan.
BBC News - June 6, 2005

Bush pushes for free trade in OAS

President George Bush tells the Organization of American States that free trade will bring stronger democracy.
BBC News - June 6, 2005

Terror aid trial opens in Florida

Palestinian university professor Sami al-Arian goes on trial for alleged links to militant group Islamic Jihad.
BBC News - June 6, 2005

Actor Crowe arrested in New York

Actor Russell Crowe is arrested in New York for allegedly throwing a telephone at a hotel employee.
BBC News - June 6, 2005

Brazil party denies bribes claims

The party of Brazil's president denies allegations that if offered bribes to secure political loyalty in parliament.
BBC News - June 6, 2005

Sponging dolphins learn from mum

Female dolphins are taught by their mothers how to use marine sponges to look for food, according to a study.
BBC News - June 6, 2005

Apple makes switch to Intel chips

All Mac computers will have Intel rather than IBM chips by the end of 2007, Apple says.
BBC News - June 6, 2005

Islanders back estate buy-out bid

A ballot of residents on the South Uist Estate finds a majority in favour of attempting to buy the 93,000-acre site.
BBC News - June 6, 2005

'Mother's body' found in car boot

A murder inquiry is under way after a body - believed to be that of a missing mother - is found in the boot of a car.
BBC News - June 6, 2005

Syrian vice-president steps down

Abdul Halim Khaddam, Syria's vice-president and architect of its policy in Lebanon, steps down.
BBC News - June 6, 2005

No verdict in Jackson abuse case

Jurors in Michael Jackson's child abuse trial end their first full day of deliberations without reaching a verdict.
BBC News - June 6, 2005

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