Oyster Bar gutted by fire at Grand Central Terminal
Fire officials say a blaze started in a refrigeration unit around 2:30 a.m. gutted the Oyster Bar at Grand Central Terminal, prompting an evacuation. Fourteen people suffered minor injuries. the restaurant was closed at the time.
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Mir crew finally rests as life signs return after collision
The three man crew of the Mir space station reported they are alive and rested after a week of stress following a cargo ship collision. Systems improved with lights, air conditioning and steering nearly back, as commander Vasily Tsibliyev spoke with reporters and his wife warned him to stay safe.
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Trooper admits lying about Clinton cheating claims
Arkansas state trooper Ronald Anderson says in an affidavit that he confirmed falsehoods about Bill Clinton’s alleged marital infidelities as part of a suspected tell-all book project. The New Yorker and Time report Anderson claimed payoffs and cooperation from troopers in exchange for promoting Clinton scandal narratives.
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Betty Shabazz memorial draws 2000 mourners in Harlem
The service at Riverside Church paid tribute to Betty Shabazz with 2000 friends relatives and civil rights figures in attendance. Ossie Davis led the eulogy recalling Malcolm X and mourners heard speeches by Myrlie Evers Williams Coretta Scott King Maya Angelou Gov George Pataki Maxine Waters Rudolph Giuliani and former New York mayors. Betty Shabazz died June 23 after burns from a fire allegedly set by her 12 year old grandson. She was buried beside Malcolm X north of New York City.
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Pope Paul VI Crowned as 262nd Pope in 1963
The 1963 papal coronation saw Paul VI proclaimed head of the Roman Catholic Church, becoming the 262nd pope. He succeeded John XXIII and led the church through the Second Vatican Council era.
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