International Herald Tribune back issues from October 2004:
34 children killed in Baghdad blastsCars explode as GIs hand out candy
Oct 01, 2004;
Russia casts energy web over East Europe
Oct 01, 2004;
Hey, look! A strike in Holland!
Oct 01, 2004;
Heart risk forces Vioxx off the shelf
Oct 01, 2004;
What they said
Oct 01, 2004
A modern Viking horde Via gene bank, Danes populating the globe
Oct 01, 2004;
Foreign policy split: Wide gulf or not?Bush and Kerry play up the differences CAMPAIGN 2004
Oct 01, 2004;
Worldwide, preparing for bird flu
Oct 01, 2004;
Outsourcing finds way to Vietnam
Oct 01, 2004;
Heist wasn't elegant, but jewels are gone$14 million worth vanishes in plain sight
Oct 01, 2004;
Kissinger objected to U.S. concern on rights Transcripts show his outrage over an ambassador's complaints to Chile
Oct 01, 2004;
After vote, Germany looking for inspiration Europa
Oct 01, 2004;
IN OUR PAGES: 100, 75 AND 50 YEARS AGO1904: Trip to a Sunken Ship
Oct 01, 2004
IN OUR PAGES: 100, 75 AND 50 YEARS AGO1929: Women in Business
Oct 01, 2004
IN OUR PAGES: 100, 75 AND 50 YEARS AGO1954: Viet Nam Rule Ends
Oct 01, 2004
Stronger hurricanes likely with global warming Winds will be more destructive and rains heavier this century, scientists predict
Oct 01, 2004;
Ivan leaves Grenada blown and bewildered
Oct 01, 2004;
EU's communicator faces tough sales job She seeks 'common European narrative'
Oct 01, 2004;
Regulators propose digital competition for BBC
Oct 01, 2004;
Russian cabinet approves KyotoUN's climate treaty is pushed by Putin
Oct 01, 2004;
Correction: For the record
Oct 01, 2004
South Korean assails U.S. act (folo)Beijing presses embassy to hand over potential North Korean asylum-seekers
Oct 01, 2004;
Iran again asserts its right to 'peaceful' atom program
Oct 01, 2004;
U.S. annoyed by Serbs' inaction Leading war crimes suspect remains at large despite pledges
Oct 01, 2004;
Peril in Iraq puts off schools' start, again
Oct 01, 2004;
BRIEFLY: UNITED STATES: WASHINGTON
Oct 01, 2004
Judge rejects section of Patriot Act
Oct 01, 2004;
The debate winner? It may take awhile The spin is often slow to take hold CAMPAIGN 2004
Oct 01, 2004;
Visitors to U.S. get a new welcome For travelers from Europe, photographs and fingerprints
Oct 01, 2004;
Army to ease its recruiting standards
Oct 01, 2004;
Senate vows to act soon on 9/11 changes
Oct 01, 2004;
Kerry acknowledges 'inarticulate moments'
Oct 01, 2004;
Kerry gives Missouri a miss until Debate 2Swing state may have already swung CAMPAIGN 2004
Oct 01, 2004;
In prize bid, pilot rockets past the edge of spaceBRIEFLY: UNITED STATES: MOJAVE, California
Oct 01, 2004
House votes to endfirearms ban in capital BRIEFLY: UNITED STATES: WASHINGTON
Oct 01, 2004
Violent clashes hit Gaza refugee camp 23 Palestinians and 3 Israelis killed
Oct 01, 2004;
Iran leader reasserts arms views
Oct 01, 2004;
How Blair handled it
Oct 01, 2004
Wealthy nations get U.S. plea for Iraq aid Security need left gap on reconstruction
Oct 01, 2004;
Job outsourcing? No crisis here The U.S. and the global economy II
Oct 01, 2004;
Trans-Atlantic security cooperation is thriving Narrowing divide
Oct 01, 2004;
A humane asylum policy
Oct 01, 2004
Tinkering with intelligence
Oct 01, 2004
Nowhere in either party's platform: expatriate concerns
Oct 01, 2004;
Axing a few questions about black vernacularMEANWHILE
Oct 01, 2004;
Nobody said it would be safe UN anger over Iraq
Oct 01, 2004;
No, it's not a double standard Israel's nuclear program
Oct 01, 2004;
LETTERS TO THE EDITORTerror's common link
Oct 01, 2004
LETTERS TO THE EDITORA changed view on Iraq
Oct 01, 2004
LETTERS TO THE EDITORBanned art
Oct 01, 2004
Taking your pet for a ride Ask ROGER COLLIS
Oct 01, 2004;
Frozen drinks, Jimmy Buffett and a weekend afloat
Oct 01, 2004;
Marooned? Stay fit, healthy and relaxed between flights
Oct 01, 2004;
Prada, in full feather, soars above flock The Collections / Milan
Oct 01, 2004;
Sky Captain and the World of TomorrowMOVIE GUIDE
Oct 01, 2004;
ARTS GUIDE
Oct 01, 2004;
Gucci's reflected glory misses out on gold The Collections / Milan
Oct 01, 2004;
The new chair, made for Japan
Oct 01, 2004;
Designers look backwards for inspiration in redefining Israeli style
Oct 01, 2004;
PEOPLE
Oct 01, 2004
A writer's frank talk about free love
Oct 01, 2004;
An unfortunate debut for Spacey Theater
Oct 01, 2004;
HEIR TO THE GLIMMERING WORLDBOOKS / Fiction
Oct 01, 2004;
India posts 7.4% gain in growthResult beats forecasts but trails first quarter
Oct 01, 2004;
Pentagon is cash poor even as spending jumps
Oct 01, 2004;