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Front Section

Harwich Tries to Claim Mayflower, and Tourism, From PlymouthA1 Snowden Flees Hong Kong for Moscow, Asks Ecuador for AsylumA1 U.S. Economic Recovery Moves in Slow MotionA1 Supreme Court Comes to Defense of BusinessA1 What's News: World-WideA1 What's News: Business & FinanceA1 U.S. WatchA2 Corrections & AmplificationsA2 Student-Aid Scams Targeted by Schools, GovernmentA2 Auto Sales Help Propel Economic RecoveryA2 Solar Energy Spurs a Power StruggleA3 Crime-Lab Woes Snarl CourtsA3 Obama's Climate Plans Face Yearslong FightA3 Ecuador Weighs Asylum Request, Stands Up to U.S. AgainA4 WikiLeaks Reasserts Itself by Helping LeakerA4 Public Shifts Fast on Same-Sex Union SupportA6 Court Sifts Legalities In Gay-Marriage SuitsA6 Soldiers Killed in Lebanon FightingA8 Palestinian Premier's Resignation AcceptedA8 U.S. Rushes to Fix Ties With Kabul Frayed by Taliban Office OpeningA9 Climbers Gunned Down in PakistanA9 India Intensifies its Rescue EffortsA12 U.S. Urges 'New Era' For India, PakistanA12 Tokyo Win by Abe's Party Lifts Its Prospects for Upper-House ElectionA13 Brazil in Economic Bind Over ProtestsA13 Malaysia Haze Worse as Jakarta Fights Fire A13 Economic Overhauls Delayed, BIS Report SaysA14 Merkel Courts Votes With Calls to SpendA14 World WatchA15 Aiming for the Bright Lights in LagosA15 South Africa's Nelson Mandela in Critical Condition A15

Opinion

Crovitz: Washington's Intelligence TestA17 Daniel Gade: Why the VA Is Buried in Disability ClaimsA17 Book Review: Niccolò MachiavelliA17 O'Grady: Behind Brazil's Civil UnrestA17 Review & Outlook: Checkpoint CarlosA18 Review & Outlook: The Political Mr. ComeyA18 President Obama Is, At Long Last, a Uniter Not a Divider — Letters to the EditorA18 Prenatal Genetics and Dilemmas and Pluses — Letters to the EditorA18 Benghazi Deaths and Our Integrity — Letters to the EditorA18 Raising Hackles Over Raisin Plan — Letters to the EditorA18 Wind Power Is Growing Because It Makes Good Sense — Letters to the EditorA18 Nurse Practitioners and Health Care — Letters to the EditorA18 David Deptula: America's No-Fly Zones Are Already in PlaceA19 John Cochrane: Stopping Bank Crises Before They StartA19 Eliana Johnson: The IRS's Best Friend in CongressA19

New York

Plan to Boost Staten Island 'Downtown'A21 No, That Isn't Freedom Tower; It's One World Trade CenterA21 Manhattan Terraces Provide Views of City—and Baby DucksA21 Budget Accord Restores FundsA21 Governor Weighing Corruption Panel PicksA21 Greater New York WatchA22 Asian Tiger Mosquito Buzzes New JerseyA22 In Brooklyn, Hospital Plan Stirs DissentA23 Epic Walk, Nearly CompletedA23 Funding Science With ScholarshipsA24 Gural Real-Estate Family Scion on Fast TrackA24 What's the DealA24 Support Networks on the Road to RecoveryA25 'Heritage Chic' for the Crafting SetA25 Reversal of Fortune A25 Culture City: Playwright Steven Levenson Talks About 'The Unavoidable Disappearance of Tom Durnin'A26 Culture Count: Albert Paley's Heavy Metal on Park AvenueA26 The Knicks Will Probably Take a Nobody at 24A27 Can't New York City Toss Wright a Bone?A27 The Knicks Could Use Help AnywhereA27 Ivan Nova's Aversion to Triple-AA28 Broner Beats Malignaggi A28 Dazzling Harvey Keeps the Mets on a Path to MediocrityA28

Marketplace

Wi-Fi at Takeoff? Expect DelaysB1 Chinese Industrial Subsidies Grow 23%B1 Chevrolet Looks to Gain a Global RhythmB1 Spate of Cyberattacks Points to Inside IndiaB1 Facebook Aims to Become Newspaper for Mobile DevicesB2 Deals to Gauge Investor Appetite for Print Media B2 Starbucks Resumes Tax Payments in BritainB3 Vodafone Offers $10 Billion for KabelB3 Glass Bottles Lend Pop to Soda MakersB3 Corporate WatchB3 With 'Lone Ranger,' Disney Bets on a Mythic HeroB4 Optimism in the Air at Cannes Advertising FestivalB4 'Monsters University' Tops Box Office; 'World War Z' Performs StronglyB4 Disney, Sony Experiment in Korea With Early Video on DemandB4 Comings & Goings | lawblog@wsj.comB6 Law Firms Regain Some of Their Pricing Power B6 Proceedings | Highlights from the Law BlogB6 The Americans Invade LondonB8 The NL Central: The Center of the Baseball UniverseB8 Heard On The FieldB8

Money and Investing

Banks Present Own Crisis Plan to FedC1 Question Isn't 'Will the Fed?' It's 'Can It?'C1 Heard on the Street: Emerging Markets Are on Their OwnC1 U.K., China Reach Currency DealC1 Closed-End Funds Bite BackC1 A Dow Streak Teeters C2 New Buyout Firm Is Readied C3 China Signals No Relief on Cash SqueezeC3 MUFG to Buy 51% Stake in Bank of AyudhyaC3 Japan to Create Task Force on Money LaunderingC7 It May Be a Wait for Smashburger IPOC8 OverheardC8 Fed Must Show Reserve Amid Market PressureC8

Journal Report

At WSJ CFO Network, How to Conquer Angst and Spur the EconomyR1 WSJ CFO Network Conference: The CFOs' Top PrioritiesR1 Voices From the WSJ CFO Network Conference: Alan GreenspanR4 How Vulnerable Are Banks to Another Crisis?R4 WSJ CFO Network: SEC's Mary Jo WhiteR4 WSJ CFO Network: Alan KruegerR5 How companies should handle the pension crisis R5 Voices From the WSJ CFO Network Conference: Michael DanielR6 WSJ CFO Network: Shareholder ActivismR6