Nicole sparks deadly floods and slides in Jamaica
Tropical Storm Nicole lashed Jamaica with floods and mudslides, killing at least two and leaving bridges down and power outages. Emergency shelters opened for residents in ramshackle homes. major hospitals treated only emergencies as damage spread across the island.
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Famed director Arthur Penn dies at 88 in New York
Arthur Penn, famed director of Bonnie and Clyde and Little Big Man, died Tuesday night at 88 in Manhattan from congestive heart failure. Daughter Molly Penn said the longtime filmmaker had been ill about a year. a memorial service will be held later this year. Penn, brother of photographer Irving Penn, helped redefine American cinema in the 1960s and inspired a generation of outsiders.
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Kissinger Faults U S Vietnam Strategy as Self-Medicated Failures
Henry Kissinger told a State Department conference that most Vietnam mistakes were self-inflicted. He argued underestimating North Vietnamese tenacity doomed a viable South Vietnam and that America sought compromise while Hanoi pursued victory.
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Man who shot two officers at hospital dies
Jeffrey Layton of Valley died at Creighton University Medical Center after being shot by Omaha police following a high speed chase. Layton had fired on officers grazed them, and officers returned fire at the hospital. Authorities have not released a motive. Layton owned Upland Fields Hunt Club and had Army training. Local politicians referenced his hunting on his property.
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First Goldilocks planet spotted outside our solar system
Astronomers report the first confirmed planet in the habitable zone beyond our solar system. Co discoverers call it a prime candidate for life and note wide temperature ranges could permit liquid water, with experts citing strong potential for habitability. Findings appear in the Astrophysical Journal.
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University of California At Santa Cruz
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