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Articles in June 19, 1995 issue of Insight on the News

• A symbolic demolition blasts at Seoul's past
  by Willis Witter
• Walter Johnson: Baseball's Big Train
  by Dick Heller
• Very, very, very dry, stirred not shaken, with herb sprigs
  by Kathy Casey
• Dear Dad, love Tod
  by Tod Lindberg
• Drug crime doesn't pay, or does it?
  by Gayle M.B. Hanson
• Walter Johnson: A Life
  by Dick Heller
• Praying in many tongues
  by Larry Witham
• Meat, poultry proposals have industries clucking
  by Russell Shaw
• In the Time of the Americans: FDR, Truman, Eisenhower, Marshall, MacArthur: The Generations That Changed America's Role in this World
  by Charles M. Lichtenstein
• Breeding birds of a different feather for meat or leather
  by Tony Munroe
• Decoding the rhetoric about shame
  by Paul Gottfried
• ATF under the gun
  by Chi Chi Sileo
• Yes: it is breeding intolerance
  by Frank K. Flinn
• Project seeks true voices amid interstellar noise
  by Seth Shostak
• A woman's place is making peace
  by Michael Henderson
• Local hero enlists 'hood in war against poverty
  by Sally Johnson
• No: it is nonviolent and deeply rooted in American culture
  by William Sims Bainbridge
• 'Wedding's best man snags a star
  by Gary Arnold
• Diagnose and excise fraud in Medicare
  by Michael Bilirakis