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Johnny Messer, of Austin, Texas, reaches out to touch the coffin of Lady Bird Johnson at the LBJ Library and Museum at the University of Texas in Austin. (Photo by Larry Kolvoord / Pool / AP)

First lady remembered

Family prayer services and a huge public outpouring ushered in three days of memorial ceremonies honoring the late Lady Bird Johnson, an environmentalist first lady who clung to her Texas roots.

CNN

Nation mourns Lady Bird

CBS News

Jury finds Conrad Black guilty of fraud

A U.S. jury found former media mogul Conrad Black guilty of multiple counts of criminal fraud and a single count of obstruction of justice, but acquitted him of a racketeering charge.

Reuters

Special section:

Timeline: Lord Black on trial

BBC

Nuclear monitors arrive in North Korea

A team from the U.N. nuclear watchdog agency arrived in North Korea ahead of a planned shutdown of its atomic reactor under a disarmament deal and just hours after delivery of promised fuel oil.

Reuters

Iran okays U.N. nuclear inspections

Toronto Star

Taliban commander: new attack will dwarf failed bomb plot

Taliban military commander Mansour Dadullah, in an interview broadcast on "World News With Charles Gibson," said the London attacks were "not enough" and that bigger attacks were coming.

ABC News

UK plot suspect appears in court

CNN

After U.K., FBI eyes Muslim docs in U.S.

MSNBC

Violence near Baghdad kills at least 16

Reuters

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Children returning home from school react as they see a hoarding on a cinema hall showing the Hollywood film 'Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix' in Mumbai, India. (Photo by Gautam Singh / AP)	U.S. brothers Michael, right, and Laurence Lenahan are gored at the same time by a fighting bull during a traditional bull run in Pamplona, Spain. (Photo by Larrion Pimoulier / AP)	Renato Luiz Lorenzo 'Sorriso,' holding the Pan American Games torch, jumps in front of statue of Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. (Photo by Martin Mejia / AP)