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Monitor articles for May 31, 1995

• Echoes of Childhood Found in a Train Whistle
• Coping When a River Comes to Town
• Science and Health: Words That Heal
• Advertisers Aim to Cut Through Media Clutter
• Families in Need
• An Asian Beat Rumbles Across Australia
• Washington State Gets Tough on Runaway Teens
• The universal language of Esperanto
• US Troops Get Fewer Jets, More Counseling
• Singapore's Handling Of Double-Murder Case Proves Its Government Didn't Act in Haste
• Mexico's Rulers Feel a Quake In Two Elections for Governors
• Canada's Health-Care Woes
• Issue of Longer Shop Hours Riles Germany's Retailers
• The African Economy Isn't Actually So Dark
• A RHYME IN TIME
• Numbers in the Everyday World: Critical Can Be Funny
• News In Brief
• Future of Internationalism
• Promise Lightens a Family's Sad Parting
• Singapore's Handling Of Double-Murder Case Proves Its Government Didn't Act in Haste
• PrecedentSetting Cap On Campaign Funding
• Benetton's Jarring Campaign Altered Advertising's Landscape
• Opportunity on Human Rights
• Dance Practice
• Dole's Lead On GOP Field Isn't Moderate
• Wireless Phones Ring Off the Hook
• Rewriting History For Russian Classrooms
• Story of Two Heroes Spotlights Anti-Mafia Fight in Italy
• States in No-Holds-Barred Battle to Attract New Jobs