Warning light at fatal Georgia crossing failed
At Aragon Georgia investigators report a school bus collision with a Southern Railway work train killed seven children. Residents had pressed for a warning light at the crossing, and witnesses described the bus driver’s uncertainty as the train backed into the bus. Authorities say no flagman was present and blame rests with the crossing layout pending NTSB investigation.
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Police weighing higher velocity hollow point bullets in US
A private Massachusetts study center reports a national trend toward high velocity hollow point bullets with greater wounding potential. Six of 18 cities use hollow points. concerns over constitutionality and stopping power are noted as tests simulate tissue damage.
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Mass killing in New Britain bakery shocks city police probe
New Britain police pursue a mass murder investigation after six people were found shot to death at a Donna Lee Bakery. Sheriff and state task force officials search for a white 1964 Pontiac Grand Prix linked to the crime, while officers seek a black male, a white male, and a light skinned female. The chief warns against handgun purchases amid rising gun sales and stresses fact based police work.
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Mrs Rockefeller Leaves Hospital After Breast Surgery
NEW YORK (UPI) Mrs Mary Rockefeller wife of Vice President designate Nelson Rockefeller is discharged from Memorial Sloan Kettering after a radical limited mastectomy for breast cancer. Doctors report no lymph node spread and a 90 percent chance of cancer-free survival for ten years.
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Violinist David Oistrakh Dies in Amsterdam Hotel
Violinist conductor David Oistrakh, 65, died of a heart attack in an Amsterdam hotel while in Holland to conduct a series of concerts with the Amsterdam Philharmonic Orchestra. Born Odessa 1908, he rose to Soviet and international fame, winning major prizes and shaping a storied career. His wife accompanied him in Amsterdam.
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Boston students recalled from Charlotte desegregation trip
Four Hyde Park High School students and a faculty adviser were recalled from a three day Charlotte study trip after a Boston School Committee vote. Chair John Kerrigan criticized Boston coverage of Charlotte violence and said the recall was a symbolic gesture to urge media attention to the issue.
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