Accused Shoots Lawyer in Pennsylvania Courtroom
In Carlisle a gunman, Percy Haines, shot four people after claiming a raw deal in a nonsupport case. He killed attorney John D. Fuller and wounded three others including Judge Mark Garber. Haines, 60, was held without bail in Cumberland County.
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Mississippi governor runoff appears certain after early tally
Early returns from Mississippi’s Democratic primary show four candidates leading with a runoff likely on August 23. Atty Paul Johnson led at 1 15 a m with J P Coleman close behind, Fielding Wright third and Ross Barnett fourth as 910 of 1851 precincts reported.
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Reds Seek Third Party to Decide Student Return Issue
New York Times reports Communist China proposes a third power, likely India, to decide whether Chinese students in the United States wish to return home amid talks with U S officials in Geneva. US says students can return since last April, but most prefer to stay. Talks recessed for Washington consultation.
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Heat Wave Keeps Mercury In The 90s Nationwide
The heat wave persists with temperatures in the 90s to 100s across the nation and forecasts show no relief for several days. The Weatherman’s 30 day outlook predicts hotter than average conditions into August, with crop damage potential in the millions and at least 45 heat related deaths reported.
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Hersholt Re elected President of Motion Picture Relief Fund
Actor Jean Hersholt was re elected president of the Motion Picture Relief Fund for the 18th consecutive year in Hollywood last night, continuing his long sponsorship of actors welfare efforts.
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