Gunman terrorizes family before standoff ends
A gunman trapped a fiancee and relatives in a family flat, fired on detectives and fled in a car. After a pursuit through North St. Louis, officers arrested Curtis Link and his wife Jeannie as Deckard surrendered after an attic confrontation. a getaway car remains missing.
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Union Leaders Take Up Labor Measure
Washington AP AFL-CIO leaders meet to decide changes on the Kennedy Ervin labor bill. They may shift from support to opposition in the House if amendments remain. Teamsters and United Mine Workers oppose new laws, arguing past hearings already exposed corruption and that the bill may fail to pass this year.
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Grieving mother ends life as family sleeps
Margaret Fleig, 45, shot herself in the head in Chicago while her husband Max and two children slept. She died hours after at a hospital. The woman was grieving over her teenage son serving a life sentence for murder. The incident followed an earlier suicide attempt on Mothers Day.
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Two Girls Die In House Fire In New Jersey
In Carlstadt New Jersey two young girls perished in a blaze that consumed their home. Their father a patrolman rushed to the scene and was tackled by fellow officer William Lown as he attempted to enter the burning house on 6th and Broad Street.
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William Lown
Paul Occhiuzzo
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The Sun Sets and Rises Timings
The sun will set today at 7 21 p m and rise tomorrow at 5 11 a m according to The Associated Press weather brief.
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Cleopatra's Needle Gift to New York City Obelisk
The Cleopatra's Needle obelisk in Central Park was presented to New York City by the Khedive of Egypt in 1882.
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New York City
Khedive of
Egypt
Weekend road tragedies push North Carolina toll past death count
A weekend of crashes across North Carolina left at least 14 dead and many injured. Victims include 14 year old Carolyn Hops on of Bakersville in a truck wreck near Marion and Roy Long Clayton and Minnie B Clayton of Burlington in a Fayetteville area collision. Additional fatalities include a lay preacher John E Robinson in Greensboro and several others across Raleigh Monroe Henderson and Charlotte areas.
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North Carolina
Mitchell County
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N.C
Weather outlook for the Carolinas and Georgia
Forecast shows cloudiness and mild temperatures in North Carolina with scattered mountain showers and highs in the 70s to 80s, cool tonight in the 50s to 60s, warm Tuesday with more showers. South Carolina partly sunny and warm with 85 to 90 highs and scattered afternoon storms possible. Georgia mostly fair and warm with lows in the 60s and Tuesday partly cloudy highs in the 70s to 80s.
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Georgia
Monocled Major Albert James Edmond Dies at 72
Lord Sandford known as the monocled major in Parliament dies at his London home at age 72. He served as Conservative MP from 1922 to 1945 and was raised to the peerage in 1945. Cause of death not released.
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Lord Sandford
Albert James Edmond
of Commons
Renews Membership in City Athletic League
Koeyar Seuneedi of Poli Athletic League contributes 50 to support sports equipment and facilities for children. Sineshaner, once Columbia University president, presented the check to Police Commissioner Stephen Pan in New York on Thursday.
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Koeyar Seuneedi Om Poli Athletic
Sineshaner
Columbia University
Stephen Pan
Pate says U.S. stronger than Soviet union in military power
General Randolph McC. Pate, commandant of the Marine Corps, told a MacDill Base dinner in Tampa that the United States leads the Soviet Union in overall military strength. He cited judgments of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and Congress.
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Randolph McC. Pate
Marine Corps
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Soviet Union
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
Pate
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