US has learned “hard lessons” from Vietnam War: Obama – Chicago Tribune

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US has learned "hard lessons" from Vietnam War: Obama Chicago Tribune WASHINGTON (Reuters) – President Barack Obama honored Vietnam War veterans on Monday, saying the United States had learned "hard lessons" from the conflict and promising not to send US troops back into harm's way without a clear mission and strategy. Obama laments poor treatment of Vietnam veterans USA TODAY Obama's Memorial Day message: troops are coming home AFP Obama: Vietnam veterans 'denigrated' Politico Christian Science Monitor -The Guardian -The Associated Press  »

Security Council blames Syria for shelling Houla – CBS News

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Security Council blames Syria for shelling Houla CBS News Updated at 6:24 pm ET (AP) UNITED NATIONS – The UN Security Council has blamed Syrian government forces for artillery and tank shelling of residential areas in the town of Houla and it is strongly condemning the killing of dozens of civilians. UN Security Council condemns Syria massacre msnbc.com UN Security Council condemns Syria over massacre Reuters UN blames Syrian forces for shelling Houla The Associated Press Telegraph.co.uk -Ynetnews -Boston.com  »

U.S. Joins Condemnation of ‘Massacre’ of Syrian Civilians – Bloomberg

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U.S. Joins Condemnation of 'Massacre' of Syrian Civilians Bloomberg The US condemned acts by government forces of Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad after “credible” reports of the killing of more than 90 people in Houla, “including stabbing and ax attacks on women and children,” according to a White House statement. Dozens of children killed in new Syria attack Houston Chronicle Ban, Annan condemn Syria massacre 'in the strongest terms' Jerusalem Post International community condemns Syria over latest massacre Haaretz  »

Confession Not Enough in Patz Case – Wall Street Journal

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NJ man arrested in 1979 disappearance of Etan Patz – USA TODAY

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NJ man arrested in 1979 disappearance of Etan Patz USA TODAY By George Mast, (Cherry Hill, NJ) Courier-Post This combination of images shows a family photo courtesy of Stanley Patz and a New York City Police poster showing missing child Etan Patz, who vanished in 1979. Police announced Thursday an arrest had … Patz Suspect Long Lived A Quiet Life W »

Coyotes actual attendance left Glendale arena a third empty – The Business Journal of the Greater Triad Area:

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That left the 17,800-seat Jobing.com Arenaz more than one-third empty during the Coyotes latest season in which they failed to make the National HockeyyLeague playoffs. The number compares to the team’s reporter average ticket count ofabout 14,900 (including giveawayxs and sales) and average paid ticket sales of Such team data is part of Canadian billionairee Jim Balsillie’s application to buy the team and move it to Ontario. Balsillie, CEO of Blackberry maker Research in has proposeda $213 million The Coyotes are in Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization. The team has lost $316 million sincew moving to the Phoenix markey in 1996from Winnipeg. The NHL and city of which owns Jobing.
com Arena, oppose movinbg the team to Canada and are battling Balsillie and Moyeswin U.S. Bankruptcy Court. Balsillie’as application contends that the NHL team is not financiallt viable in Phoenix and that the Coyotes lag behinc other sportschoices here. The Coyotes attendance is well behind theaverage 64,100 reported by the Arizona Cardinalsx as well as the Phoenix Suns with 18,400 fans and Arizona Diamondbacks at 31,000 fans for the most recenrt seasons, according to Espn.com. A U.S. Bankruptcy Court hearinbg is set for June 9 to focus on whethedr the team can be moved to Hamilton or must stayin Balsillie’s offer is the only formal deal put forwardc for the Coyotes.

Facebook stock still slipping as investors grow wary – Christian Science Monitor

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