MONDAY: Treasury Department releases monthly statement, 2 p.m.

THURSDAY: Commerce Department releases June durable goods, 8:30 a.m.; Labor Department releases weekly jobless claims, 8:30 a.m.; National Association of Realtors release June existing home sales, 8:45 a.m.

Paris - Commemoration of Velodrome d'Hiver, roundup of Jews in sports stadium for deportation during World War II.

Constanta, Romania - Romania hosts Cooperative Partner 1996, joint military exercises between NATO and Partnership for Peace troops. Through July 28.

Dayton, Ohio - United States Air and Trade Show concludes at Dayton International Airport.

Richland, Wash. - Water towers at Hanford nuclear reservation's C reactor will be leveled by explosives; part of Hanford cleanup project.

Szolnok, Hungary - NATO Partnership for Peace air exercise with 15 countries, including the United States. Through July 24.

New Delhi, India - New government presents its first annual budget.

Johannesburg, South Africa - Public meeting for Soweto residents on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

Copenhagen, Denmark - The ruling Social Democratic Party celebrates its 125th anniversary.

Klampenborg, Denmark - Annual world congress of Santa Clauses at Dyrehavsbakken amusement park. Through July 28.

Budapest, Hungary - Israeli Deputy Foreign Affairs State secretary Nathan Meron arrives. Talks expected to focus on Hungarian-Israeli political, economic and cultural relations.

Jefferson, Wis. - Status conference on health of former state Sen. Dale T. McKenna, whose trial on sexual misconduct charges has been delayed since he had a heart attack early last year.

Egypt - National holiday for Revolution Day, which marks overthrow of the monarchy in 1952.

Paris - European Space Agency press conference presenting findings of probe into crash of first commercial launch of Ariane 5.

Johannesburg, South Africa - Former apartheid security policeman Dirk Coetzee, who faces charges for the murder of an anti-apartheid lawyer, to address the Foreign Correspondents Association.

Johannesburg, South Africa - German Foreign Minister Klaus Kinkel to give address on German, Europe and Southern African relations of the future.

Prague, Czech Republic - Opening of a parliamentary session. Confidence vote on the country's new government is on the agenda.

Rapid City, S.D. - National meeting of the American Society of Animal Science. Through July 26.

Albuquerque, N.M. - U.S. Energy Department, announcing a cooperative research and development partnership to commercialize a robotic system that analyzes soil and other materials for contaminants.

Kennedy Space Center, Fla. - Barbara Eden, star of television show "I Dream of Jeanie," appears at Space Week and signs autographs.

Quantico, Va. - Promotion ceremony for Carol A. Mutter, first female lieutenant general in the Marines.

Beaver Creek, Colo. - National symposium on who is controlling and influencing the direction of the health care system.

Columbus, Ohio - Candace Gingrich, House Speaker Newt Gingrich's sister, promotes first national lesbian-gay political convention.

Portage, Wis. - Hearing on $3 million claim filed by Rosa and Wadell Fletcher, parents of Dahmer victim Matthew Turner.

Alexandria, Va. - Sentencing in federal court for Vinh Cong Tran, who extorted ransom money after his aunt and 2-year-old cousin were kidnapped.

Leesburg, Va. - Trial scheduled for Patricia Harper, accused of animal cruelty for allegedly keeping more than 100 cats in a house without food or water.

St. Louis - Start of five-day National Conference of State Legislatures.

Kansas City, Mo. - Director Robert Altman and actor Harry Belafonte attend North American premier of the movie "Kansas City."