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John Kerry Cancels Trip in Honour of Ted Kennedy as Iran Talks Intensify
US Secretary of State John Kerry cancelled plans to fly to Boston for a ceremony in honour of his late friend Edward Kennedy as talks on Iran's nuclear programme intensified in Switzerland, with two days left to a deadline.
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Two firefighters killed in historic Boston neighborhood blaze
Two firefighters were killed and at least 17 people were injured on Wednesday when a massive fire fueled by strong winds ripped through a four-story building in Boston's historic Back Bay neighborhood, city and fire officials said.
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New York jury finds Kerry Kennedy not guilty of impaired driving
It took a jury less than hour to find the daughter of slain U.S. Senator Robert F. Kennedy not criminally liable for sideswiping a tractor-trailer while driving on a suburban New York highway, after mistakenly taking a sleeping pill.
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Assassinations, suicide, overdose: a Kennedy curse?
"The Kennedy Curse Strikes Again," British newspaper the Independent declared when a daughter-in-law of Bobby Kennedy committed suicide last year.
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America's first woman ambassador to Japan Caroline Kennedy goes on charm offensive
The diplomatic novice is filling a key role as Tokyo remains embroiled in territorial tussles with China and South Korea.
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Memories of John F Kennedy, 'Uncle Ted' at Caroline Kennedy hearing for Japan post
Caroline Kennedy faced a friendly US Senate confirmation hearing today on her nomination as President Barack Obama's next ambassador to Japan, amid memories of her father, the late US President John F Kennedy, and uncles who served in the chamber.
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WikiLeaks case: Bradley Manning's leaks harmed US diplomacy, claims official
US soldier Bradley Manning's leaks of classified government files had a "chilling effect" on foreign relations, impeding US diplomats' gathering of information, a senior State Department official said Monday.
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Edward Kennedy was a target for extremists for decades
More than 20 years after assassins shot down his two brothers, Senator Edward Kennedy remained a target for extremists living in the shadows of constant threats, according to just released new FBI documents.The papers made public for the first time by the US investigative agency reveal that it was not only President John F Kennedy and Senator Rober...
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Kennedy laid to rest at Arlington, beside brothers
Sen. Edward M Kennedy was laid to rest on Saturday night alongside slain brothers John and Robert.
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US Senator Edward Kennedy dies at 77
U.S. Senator Edward Kennedy, a major figure in the Democratic Party, died late on Tuesday. He was 77.
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John Kerry Cancels Trip in Honour of Ted Kennedy as Iran Talks Intensify
US Secretary of State John Kerry cancelled plans to fly to Boston for a ceremony in honour of his late friend Edward Kennedy as talks on Iran's nuclear programme intensified in Switzerland, with two days left to a deadline.
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Two firefighters killed in historic Boston neighborhood blaze
Two firefighters were killed and at least 17 people were injured on Wednesday when a massive fire fueled by strong winds ripped through a four-story building in Boston's historic Back Bay neighborhood, city and fire officials said.
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New York jury finds Kerry Kennedy not guilty of impaired driving
It took a jury less than hour to find the daughter of slain U.S. Senator Robert F. Kennedy not criminally liable for sideswiping a tractor-trailer while driving on a suburban New York highway, after mistakenly taking a sleeping pill.
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Assassinations, suicide, overdose: a Kennedy curse?
"The Kennedy Curse Strikes Again," British newspaper the Independent declared when a daughter-in-law of Bobby Kennedy committed suicide last year.
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America's first woman ambassador to Japan Caroline Kennedy goes on charm offensive
The diplomatic novice is filling a key role as Tokyo remains embroiled in territorial tussles with China and South Korea.
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Memories of John F Kennedy, 'Uncle Ted' at Caroline Kennedy hearing for Japan post
Caroline Kennedy faced a friendly US Senate confirmation hearing today on her nomination as President Barack Obama's next ambassador to Japan, amid memories of her father, the late US President John F Kennedy, and uncles who served in the chamber.
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WikiLeaks case: Bradley Manning's leaks harmed US diplomacy, claims official
US soldier Bradley Manning's leaks of classified government files had a "chilling effect" on foreign relations, impeding US diplomats' gathering of information, a senior State Department official said Monday.
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Edward Kennedy was a target for extremists for decades
More than 20 years after assassins shot down his two brothers, Senator Edward Kennedy remained a target for extremists living in the shadows of constant threats, according to just released new FBI documents.The papers made public for the first time by the US investigative agency reveal that it was not only President John F Kennedy and Senator Rober...
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Kennedy laid to rest at Arlington, beside brothers
Sen. Edward M Kennedy was laid to rest on Saturday night alongside slain brothers John and Robert.
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US Senator Edward Kennedy dies at 77
U.S. Senator Edward Kennedy, a major figure in the Democratic Party, died late on Tuesday. He was 77.
