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VOL. CLXII . . No. 56,172 2013 The New York Times NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 2013 $2.50
Energized by Bloombergs Exit, Extending a Hand Abroad, Obama Often Finds a Cold Shoulder
Labor Chiefs Try to Sway Race By MARK LANDLER
and PETER BAKER
contract negotiations, are roaring membership and lingering eco- Obama tried to lighten the mood President Obama had a chilly meeting with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia on Monday.
back to life this election season, nomic turmoil, the strength of or- by joking about how age was de-
excited by the prospect of in- ganized labor is unclear. Public pleting their athletic skills. Mr.
stalling a friend of labor in City officials across the country, in- Putin, a decade older and fending of two cold war antagonists of the foreign policy: his main counter- example, the president is to meet
Hall when Mayor Michael R. cluding Mr. Bloomberg, a politi- off questions at home about his United States is nothing new, the parts on the world stage are not in Berlin with Chancellor Angela
Bloomberg leaves office at the cal independent, have cast doubt health, seemed sensitive on the two bruising encounters in such a his friends, and they make little Merkel of Germany, who has in-
end of the year. on their motives, and pushed point. The president just wants short span underscore a hard re- attempt to cloak their disagree- vited him to deliver a speech at
Some groups, like the teachers back against demands from mu- to get me to relax, he said with a ality for Mr. Obama as he heads ments in diplomatic niceties. the Brandenburg Gate. But Ms.
union, are expected to spend sev- nicipal workers for retroactive taut smile. deeper into a second term that Even his friends are not always Merkel is also expected to press
eral million dollars on the race. Continued on Page A25 While tangling with the leaders may come to be dominated by so friendly. On Wednesday, for Continued on Page A11
The Fruits of Surveillance Obama Will Seek Arms Cuts Uncertainty at the Fed Heat Force a Seventh Game
Gen. Keith B. Al- President Obama will offer to reduce With Ben S. Bernankes second four- The Miami Heat beat the San Antonio
exander and other the American nuclear arsenal if Russia year term leading the Federal Reserve Spurs, 103-100, in overtime, to even the
national security does the same, officials said. PAGE A10 due to end in January, President Obama N.B.A. finals at three games all. LeBron
officials told a suggested that he was likely to nomi- James had 32 points, 10 rebounds and 11
House committee nate a new chairman this year. PAGE B1 assists in the victory. Tim Duncan had
NEW YORK A21-25
that potential ter- 30 points for the Spurs. Game 7 will be
rorist events Minor Derailment, Big Trouble Nickelodeon Keeps Food Ads played Thursday night. PAGE B11
were disrupted by Part of a train slid off the track in a tun- The childrens TV network, unlike the
government sur- nel near Pennsylvania Station, affecting Disney Channel, refused to adopt a set
veillance. PAGE A18 DINING D1-8 EDITORIAL, OP-ED A26-27
rail service in the Northeast. PAGE A21 of nutritional standards and ban food
ads that violated those rules. PAGE B1 A Healthy Cooks Sweet Secret Maureen Dowd PAGE A27
Immigration Reforms Savings ARTS C1-7 Martha Rose Shulman, a crusader for
Congressional budget analysts say a Obesity Recognized as Disease eating light, reveals that in her off-
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proposed immigration overhaul would Shakespeare With Jitterbug The move by the American Medical As- hours, she loves to haul out the butter
cut close to $1 trillion from the deficit Comedy of Errors in Central Park. sociation could help improve reimburse- and bake treats, like the Quintessential
over the next two decades. PAGE A17 Charles Isherwoods review. PAGE C1 ment for drugs and surgery. PAGE B1 Chocolate Chip Cookie, above. PAGE D1