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Monitor articles for June 19, 1996

• News In Brief
• International Tourists Share Common Perceptions of the US
• N. Ireland's Peace Effort
• How First Spouses Influence Elections
• A Portrait of a Woman Who Transcends Culture
• Burundi's Peace May Hinge on One Man
• On to Round 2
• Film Festival Displays Nonfiction as High Art
• You Matter!
• Making a Pretty Profit From an Ugly Fish
• This Bus Ride Hints That Peace May Be Irreversible in Mideast
• Does ValuJet Shutdown Signal a Tougher FAA?
• Tibetan Buddhist Shrine Rises in California Hills
• US Policy Toward Nigeria Is Grossly Inadequate
• Russia's Reds Hurry To Add New Colors
• SENATORS SQUABBLE OVER BASEBALL ORIGIN
• Unabomber Case Tests Federal Law On Death Penalty
• Intense and Offbeat, Nicolas Cage Steers Clear of Cookie-Cutter Roles
• As Joblessness Triples, Argentines Put the Heat on Menem to Act
• A Century and a Half of 'Play Ball!'
• Black and White in America
• Ending Child Labor: Tall Task for Nations
• 'I Wasn't Too Early - I Helped Pave the Way'
• Their Beef With EU Pushes Britons to Talk of Secession
• Dole Faces a Fight for Dixie
• More Fish Are Growing Up Down on the Farm
• Monitor Cartoon
• Japanese Losses Raise Doubts Over Financial Sophistication
• Washington Casts Its Eye on Little Guy