Enraged patient shoots doctor then kills himself in office
Pittsburgh report says Dr Fabian Minelli 35 was shot by patient Kelvin Woo Bing 44 while in the East Liberty practice. Woo fired three shots at Minelli and then turned the gun on himself dying later at a hospital. A nurse and a child were present. Woo had complained of wrong medicine after years of treatment for hypertension and acne.
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Philip Chan
Solon Sees Victory on Civil Rights
Senator Humphrey urged the new 85th Congress to pass meaningful civil rights legislation, introducing 12 bills led by federal protection of voting rights. He cited an excellent chance for success after years of defeats and highlighted a program echoing Eisenhower proposals, including court action, a Justice Department civil rights division, and a presidential rights commission.
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Humphrey
D-Minn
Rumphrey
Eisenhower
Senate
Sen
Dirkson
House
Rep
Keating
Justice Department
Rainfall Drowns Dry Australian Cattle At Tennant's Creek
Ten Nant's Creek in central Australia received more than a year's rain in one week, with 15 inches recorded against an average of 14.4 inches. Cattle facing starvation in the arid 50,000 mile area fear bogging or drowning as floodwaters rise around Tennant's Creek.
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Darwin
Australia
UPI
Tennant's Creek
Tennant’s Creek
Chicago police arrest Daisy Solaya in gunpoint marriage demand
Chicago police report Daisy Solaya, 95, admitted holding her boyfriend and several relatives at gunpoint while trying to extract a promise of marriage. She said he had agreed to wed her but later changed his mind.
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Chicago
Daisy Solaya
Yemen accuses Britain of border raids and ambush claims
Yemen says Britain launched aggression against its protectorate, accusing British forces of ambushing a sultanate prince, attacking tribes with armored cars, killing civilians, and burning five armored vehicles as tensions rise over proposed federation plans in the region.
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London
Britain
Yemen
Aden Protectorate
No Spot for Tent Hollander to Leave New York
Hugo De Wys a 23 year old Dutch bicyclist arrived in New York on Tuesday and said he would depart soon because there was no place to pitch his tent in the city.
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New York
Hugo de Wys
Brunnik
Netherlands
Five Men Named Murphy Chosen for Hudson County Jury
Five of seven men named Murphy were picked from a venire panel on Tuesday to serve on a Hudson County jury. The defendant is identified as Johnson.
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Murphy
Yunse
Cly
A. J. TR
Murthy
Veniremen
Hudson County Jury
Johnson
Agriculture Termed Soviet Weak Spot
ANN ARBOR Mich wel Prof Chauncey D Harris of the University of Chicago said Tuesday night agriculture is one of the weak spots in the Soviet economy Waris told a University of Michigan audience that despite the tremendous effort Russia has put into expanding the total
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Ann Arbor
Michwel
Chauncey D. Harris
University of Chicago
Agricultural prospects cited as poorer than United States
A clipped OCR fragment notes area under cultivation and cotty's agricultural prospects are poorer than those for the United States, with an incomplete advertising fragment following.
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Cotty
United States
Pills and anxiety turn men toward tranquilizers
Reader's Digest urges balance as a wave of pills covers worries and family spats. Arthur Gordon explains that some anxiety is normal and overreliance on drugs can dull adjustment to change. The January issue promises 39 articles condensed from magazines and books to save readers time.
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Reader's Digest
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