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Monitor articles for June 29, 1984
- Picking Central America path
- Fast courts aid big servers in early Wimbledon play
- If new factory is the carrot, automation is the stick for unionists
- Fortunes of Transworld looking up now that it's shed its airline
- Reagan conciliation efforts fail to impress Soviets; some progress on minor issues
- Spain's Greens try to sink roots
- John Turner gets his turn at Canada's helm
- News In Brief
- Lurid news coverage is raising issue of right to privacy in Japan
- Ex-Thatcher Cabinet minister takes potshots at his former boss
- Pancakes and. . . dynamite
- News In Brief
- News In Brief
- News In Brief
- News In Brief
- News In Brief
- Sandinistas beset by rising pressures
- Nunn amendment: NATO must do more on conventional arms
- News In Brief
- Supreme Court says President can restrict travel to Havana
- Canada auto industry shifting into high gear as US sales accelerate
- Pancakes and . . .
- Reagan puts strategic offensive on hold
- Television celebrates the spirit of America
- Reagan opposition to population control programs draws fire
- Fireworks
- News In Brief
- Cultural diversity can be a school's greatest strength
- In a new oil pinch, divvying up would shift
- News In Brief
- 'There, that's solved!'
- Beirut's roster of extremists grows
- The other Lady Diana's charming love letters; A Durable Fire: The Letters of Duff and Diana Cooper 1913-1950, edited by Artemis Cooper. New York: Fr...
- Man is sustained by divine Love
- New England launches antique reproductions program
- News In Brief
- Ground zero: Afghanistan
- A look back at 'early' days of the personal-computer industry
- Antitrust 7, NCAA 2
- Bigotry and party
- Salute
- Moses beginning to hear footsteps
- Follow the crowd that's not following the big crowd
- May's trade deficit: encouraging 'blip' in troubling trend
- Charleston furniture relives its heyday in reproductions
- News In Brief
- Marcos: no justifying martial law
- Immigration bill concerns farmers