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Events 2004   Jan  Feb  Mar  Apr  May  Jun  Jul  Aug  Sep  Oct  Nov  Dec 
Events in June 2004

Jun. 1 Iraq's new interim Government under President, Ghazi al-Yawar is sworn into office in Baghdad. Full Story
Jun. 2 Jennifer Hawkins (20), an Australian dancer and model, is crowned Miss Universe 2004 in a two-hour pageant in the Ecuador capital, Quito. Full Story
Jun. 3 Safomi Mitarai (12), a Japanese school girl is murdered by her classmate at an elementary school in Sasebo. Full Story
Sher Bahadur Deuba is sworn in Nepal's Prime Minister. Full Story
Jun. 4 The U.S. President, George W. Bush, presents Pope John Paul II (84), with America's highest civilian order, the Medal of Freedom, at the Vatican. Full Story
Jun. 5 Ceremonies commemorating the 60th anniversary of the Allied landings in France during WW II gets under way on the beaches of Normandy. Full Story
Jun. 8 Skygazers worldwide witness the rare spectacle of a tiny Venus passing across the face of the Sun, an event that last happened in 1882. Full Story
Jun. 9 The U.N. Security Council endorses the new Iraqi Government. Full Story
Jun. 10 Black British writer Andrea Levy's Small Island bags the £3,30,000 Orange Prize, Britain's literary prize for women writers. Full Story
Jun. 14 Anti-E.U. parties score well in historic polls to the 732-member Parliament spread over 4 days and involving 350 million voters across 25 nations. Full Story
Jun. 18 Al-Qaeda militants behead an American engineer, Paul Marshall Johnson, after abducting him in the Saudi capital Riyadh on June 12. Full Story
Portugal's Supreme Court overturns a lower Lisbon court decision to grant India's request for the extradition of Abu Salem. Full Story
Jun. 21 A rocket plane SpaceShipOne piloted by Michael W.Melvill, the first privately manned space flight after a successful trip lands in Mojave, California. Full Story
Jun. 22 Iraqi militants behead a South Korean hostage, Kim Sun-il (33), in Baghdad after Seoul refuses to withdraw troops. Full Story
Belgium's most reviled criminal Marc Dutroux (47), gets lifer for a spate of child kidnappings, rapes and murders. Full Story
Over 100 persons are killed in a raid by Chechen rebels on Ingushetia, a Russian region neighbouring Chechnya. Full Story
Jun. 24 At least 85 persons are killed in attacks by insurgents across Central and Northern Iraq. Full Story
Jun. 26 Mir Zafarullah Khan Jamali quits as Pakistan Prime Minister. Full Story
Jun. 28 The U.S. hands over political authority to Iraq at a ceremony in Baghdad's high security 'green zone'. Full Story
Jun. 30 The Iraqi Interim Government takes the former President, Saddam Hussein into 'legal custody'. Full Story


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