Unemployment rate slips to 4.4 percent in May
The Labor Department reports May unemployment at 4.4 percent, down 0.1 from April's 4.5 percent high. Factory payrolls fell 124,000, marking the largest monthly cut in manufacturing and contributing to a year of widespread job losses. Dow ends higher after a volatile session.
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This Day in History June 2 Highlights
Highlights include 1886 Cleveland wedding Frances Folsom, 1924 U S citizenship for all American Indians, 1953 Elizabeth II coronation, 1966 Surveyor 1 lunar photos, 1975 Rockefeller CIA inquiry, 1979 John Paul II Poland visit, 1987 Greenspan Federal Reserve nomination, 1997 Timothy McVeigh Oklahoma City conviction.
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McVeigh Finds New Resolve After FBI Error
Timothy McVeigh, awaiting June 11 execution for the Oklahoma City bombing, learned of an FBI misstep and now seeks a possible stay to challenge documents not turned over. Lawyers argue the error could change the case while McVeigh, who had prepared to die, shows renewed resolve.
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