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Obama arrives in Chicago May 19 for NATO Summit

By  Lynn Sweet
   
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WASHINGTON–A detail about President Barack Obama’s Chicago NATO visit: Obama will

travel to Chicago on Saturday May 19 for the NATO summit and leave Monday May 21. The Summit is May 20-21 at McCormick Place.

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