U S Return Sought in Bali Murder Case and Political Deaths
The body of Sheila Von Wiese Mack is headed back to the United States for FBI examination after she was found murdered in Bali with a 18 year old daughter and 21 year old boyfriend charged. Former Senator James Jeffords dies at 80 in Washington after defecting from the Republican Party in 2001. A Yellowstone accident leaves a young girl dead after a 550 foot plunge near the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone. David Writebol completes quarantine and reunites with his Ebola patient wife Nancy Writebol in Atlanta after treatment at Emory University Hospital.
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Bali
United States
FBI
Sheila von Wiese-Mack
St. Regis
Heather Mack
Tommy Schaefer
U.S
CBS News
Washington
James Jeffords
George W. Bush
Republican
Senate
Yellowstone National Park
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone
al Nash
Charlotte
N.C
David Writebol
Atlanta
Emory University Hospital
Writebol
SIM USA
Nancy Writebol
Monrovia
Liberia
Kent Brantly
Emory Hospital
Rockets Strike Civilian Convoy in Eastern Ukraine
Ukrainian authorities said separatists fired Grad rockets at a civilian convoy moving from towns near Luhansk. Dozens were killed as vehicles burned and occupants were unable to escape. The attack followed a period of government advances as civilians fled escalating fighting in the region.
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Kiev
Ukraine
Luhansk
Col
Andriy Lysenko
National Security and Defense Council
Anatoly Proshin
Channel 112
United Nations
Vladimir Putin
Crimea
Russia
Putin
Donetsk
Malaysia Airlines
Britain
Guardian
Moscow
Obama hails recapture of Mosul Dam by Iraqi Kurdish forces
Obama described the dam retaking as a major ISIL setback while stressing limits to U.S. military involvement. Iraqi and Kurdish forces, with heavy air support, claimed control of the dam and pledged to secure the site despite booby traps. The move followed ISIL gains earlier in the conflict and precedes political stabilization efforts in Baghdad.
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Iraq
U.S
Baghdad
Barack Obama
Obama
White House
Mosul
ISIL
Iraq and the Levant
Iraq and
Syria
United States
Irbil
Iraqi Defense Ministry
Islamic State
al-Qaida
Israelis and Palestinians extend Gaza cease fire talks
Israel and the Palestinians agreed to a 24 hour extension of the Gaza cease-fire to pursue a deal in Cairo. Gaza death toll rises to 2016 with 541 children among the dead as talks seek open borders and reconstruction while Israel demands guarantees of peace plus disarmament.
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Jerusalem
Gaza
Cairo
Egypt
Hamas
Israel
Gaza Strip
Palestinian Authority
West Bank
Yasser Arafat
NIH accelerates Ebola vaccine trials amid outbreak
NIH researchers led by Dr. Anthony Fauci will start Phase 1 testing next month at the NIH Clinical Center in Bethesda with 20 healthy adults. The chimpanzee adenovirus vector vaccine has shown promise in primates and aims to induce antibodies without containing Ebola material. If safe, it could reach the public next year pending FDA approval as the outbreak worsens in Guinea, Sierra Leone, Liberia and Nigeria.
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Washington
National Institutes of Health
West Africa
Anthony Fauci
NIH
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Fauci
Okairos
GlaxoSmithKline
Bethesda
Guinea
Sierra Leone
Liberia
Nigeria
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