Buses collide in St Louis injuring three adults and many children
In downtown St Louis a school bus and two passenger buses crashed near the Old Courthouse injuring three adults and about a dozen children. A man walking his dog was hit and is in critical condition. the dog died. Drivers also injured. Paramedics treated children in a bank lobby before another bus took them to hospitals.
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Pope denounces abuse as Bush visits Vatican in Rome
In Rome the pope called abuse deplorable and urged shared human values while welcoming Iraq's interim government. Thousands demonstrated nearby against U.S. policy with clashes and fires as Bush dined with Berlusconi and prepared to meet Chirac in Paris. Bush defended liberty and dignity, receiving the Presidential Medal of Freedom from John Paul II.
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Iraq and Shiite rebels agree to withdraw from holy cities
US led forces and Shiite militia loyal to cleric Muqtada al Sadr agree to withdraw from Najaf and Kufa and hand security to Iraqi police. Fighting continues elsewhere as Iraqi PM Allawi warns against rapid withdrawal and seeks UN backing for sovereignty.
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D Day death toll remains uncertain after 60 years
VIERVILLE-SUR-MER France historians say the exact D Day death toll from the June 6 1944 landings may never be known. veterans recall brutal scenes as Norman soil continues to yield bones and skeletons while German grave custodians note 90 000 graves.
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Hong Kong marks Tiananmen anniversary with candle vigil
Tens of thousands in Hong Kong held a candle vigil and sang for democracy on the 15th anniversary of the Beijing crackdown. Organizers quoted 82,000 turnout but police pegged 48,000 as speakers urged universal suffrage in China and Hong Kong. The demonstration recalled the 1989 student protests and the fatal crackdown.
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