Tornado Hit North of Camey Oklahoma Causes Damage
A tornado struck south of Camey Oklahoma injuring residents and leaving homes damaged. Jerry Dirks hugged friend Ear lene Langley at night as they sought safety amid the aftermath. Hospitals report hundreds of evacuees with many children among the injured, including multiple critical and serious cases.
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Earlene Langley
Dirks
Camey Okla
Oklahoma City
Brooke Cayot
Jenners Southwest Medical Center
Tarado
OU Medical Center
Scott Coppenbarger
Children's Hospital
Measles surge in U K linked to past vaccine research debunked
Years after a discredited study linked the MMR vaccine to autism, Britain faces a growing measles outbreak with over 1 200 cases this year and nearly 2 000 last year. Vaccination clinics expand in Wales as officials aim to reach one million children aged 10 to 16.
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London
U.K
Europe
Romania
Wales
David Elliman
Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health
Anton Les
Calligus
Britain
Wakefield
Wave of Attacks Kill 86 in Iraq Strife Spreads
A wave of attacks in Shiite and Sunni areas of Iraq killed at least 86 people on Monday. The toll since last Wednesday topped 230, marking the deadliest day in over eight months and raising fears of renewed sectarian conflict.
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San Onofre
California
Seaside
San Diego
Southern California Edison
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Mon Jay
Iraq
Baghdad
Shite
Sunn
Ramatiyah
Basra
Taliban bomber hits Pul-e-Khumri provincial council
A lone attacker blew up near Baghlan provincial council headquarters in Pul-e-Khumri as officials arrived. The blast killed the council leader Mohammad Raoul Mohsen and at least 13 others, wounding 11. The Taliban quickly claimed responsibility amid rising violence ahead of a troop withdrawal.
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Kabul
Afghanistan
Baghlan
Mohammad Raoul Mohsen
Pul-e-Khumri
Asadullah Sherzad
Mohseni
Sharif advocates talks with Taliban amid Pakistan military clashes
Pakistan's presumptive prime minister Nawaz Sharif urged serious talks with Taliban militants while noting terrorism as a grave problem. He said all options should be tried and guns are not a solution, even as the army pursues operations against insurgents along the Afghan border.
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Pakistan
Nawaz Sharif
Taliban
Sharif
Lahore
United States
Pakistan Army
Afghanistan
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