Checkpoint Charlie removal signals Berlin Wall end
A crane removed the tiny white shack at Checkpoint Charlie as East German borders open and the Berlin Wall falls. The scene shifts from tense border control to casual crossings, while the building heads to a museum and the wall fades from history. A NIH panel urges breast cancer treatment choices for early stage disease, finding lumpectomy with radiation and mastectomy offer similar survival.
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Berlin
Berlin Wall
East Germany
U.S
Washington
National Institutes of Health
William C. Wood
Harvard Medical School
Wood
West German Parliament Approves Economic Unification Treaty
West German parliament set to give final approval to the two Germanys monetary economic and social merger with less than two weeks to go. Soviet Foreign Minister Shevardnadze proposed six month pullout of Allied forces from Berlin after unification made at a ceremony marking Checkpoint Charlie removal. World War II victors' foreign ministers planned talks in Berlin to resolve obstacles to unification.
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BOM
West Germany
France
Berlin
Holsteins Break Loose in Suburban Seattle Area
About 150 to 200 Holstein cows escaped Joe Neff's Auburn farm near Kent and wandered the suburban streets near Freeway. Police and residents corralled the herd over several hours, returning the last cows to the barn by 6:30 a.m. Thursday. Neff praised the police as cowboys.
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Wash
Seattle
Joe Neff
Auburn
Neff
Kent
Chicago
Jim Miller
Aiken Standard Postal Note Clarification
Fragmentary OCR shows postal exchange references for Aiken SC with P O boxes 456 and 386 and mentions charges of 27.00 54.00 and 108.00. The readable items indicate Sunday mornings by Axon Commission and Seton cig postage details.
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Yaad Way Ae
Axon Communsaion Ie
P.O
Seton Cigs
Aken Stara
Aken
S.C
Durable Goods Orders Jump 3.9 Percent in May
U S factories saw durable goods orders rise 3.9 percent in May to 128.2 billion dollars after a 4.2 percent April drop. Transportation led gains up 9.9 percent to 35.3 billion, with autos dominating most of the advance. Excluding defense, orders rose 2.8 percent while shipments advanced 3.5 percent to 126.1 billion.
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Washington
U.S
Commerce Department
Michael P. Niemira
Mitsubishi Bank
New York
Alhough
May
Defense
New AIDS Treatments Promise To Be Better
The NIH backed AIDS treatments show promise of comparable effectiveness to current regimens with fewer bone marrow side effects. AZT-centered care may shift to multi drug combinations that more effectively suppress the virus. Demonstrations barred City Hall as AIDS researchers spoke amid protest at the Sixth International Conference on AIDS.
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New York
National Institutes of Health
Johns Hopkins University Medical School
Hacib Aoun
Nixons Mark 50th Anniversary With Private Home Visit
Former president Richard Nixon and wife Pat celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at their Uppe r Saddle River home. The private family gathering included children and grandchildren, with an Associated Press access allowed for a rare photo session.
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Upper Saddle
Kiveh
Richard Nixon
Pat Ryan
Nixon
Associated Press
White House
Nixons
Edward
Tricia Cox
Christopher
David
Julie Eisenhower
Jennie
Alex
Melanie
Nixon House
Pat
Saddle River
N.J
Spratt and Tallon oppose flag desecration amendment
U S Representative John Spratt and Robin Tallon of South Carolina vote against a proposed constitutional amendment to ban flag desecration. The House's 254 to 177 tally fell short of the two thirds required. Spratt cites caution over amending the Bill of Rights while asserting disdain for flag burners.
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Washington
U.S
John Spratt
Spratt
D-S.c
Robin Tallon
South Carolina
House
Tallon
Butler Derrick
Liz Patterson
Arthur Ravenel
Floyd Spence
Flag-Burning Fight Heads For The Campaign Trail
Lawmakers who defeated a proposed constitutional amendment to ban flag burning brace for a rough campaign season. Representative Ben Jones notes voters dislike demagoguery, as Democrats recount a shift in public sentiment. The House fell 177 to 24 against the measure with Bush backing since June. Senate action looms before the July Fourth recess.
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Washington
Ben Jones
D-Ga
House
Bush
Supreme Court
Senate
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