Two boys play with pretend gun. 4 year old shot dead
In Greensboro a 4 year old shot his playmate in a birthday party setting. The shooting occurred at the godmother Beulah Lindsay's home where the two boys found a .38 caliber pistol in a purse. Neighbors noted a birthday banner as Lindsay prepared the party.
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Greensboro
N.C
Carlos Gilmer
Beulah Lindsay
Lindsay
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Relatives Seek Public Funeral for James Earl Ray in Nashville
Jerry Ray announced plans for a public funeral in Nashville about three weeks, hoping Martin Luther King Jr. supporters will attend. He said the event would memorialize James Earl Ray and note he served 30 years for a crime he did not commit. The family had considered a large Memphis church for services.
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Nashville, Tenn
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Nashville
Jerry Ray
King
James
Ray
Smartt
Memphis
Moderate 3.8 Quake Shakes Los Angeles Area
An earthquake of magnitude 3.8 struck 2 miles southeast of Alhambra at 6:32 p.m. local time, jolting greater Los Angeles residents with no serious injuries or damage reported. Seismologist Lucy Jones of the USGS notes the quake is not an aftershock. A 1.8 magnitude foreshock occurred about 2:30 p.m. in the same area.
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Alhambra
Calif
Greater
Los Angeles
Lucy Jones
U.S. Geological Survey
Jones
Poland seeks to reshape image amid Holocaust memory
Hundreds of Jewish teens tour Poland in Krakow and Warsaw visiting sites of Nazi destruction. They describe impressions as gloomy and uncivilized, while officials push to soften Poland’s image to Jews. Netanyahu and Buzek lead the March of Living urging broader Israel Poland ties as survivors reflect on Polish aid and peril during Nazi occupation.
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United States
Israel
Krakow
Warsaw
Miami
Auschwitz
Birkenau
Benjamin Netanyahu
Jerzy Buzek
Eli Rapoport
Buzek
Jason Benk
Jeremy Rose
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Canada
Lebed Leads Krasnoyarsk Race But Faces Runoff
In Krasnoyarsk region Russia former security chief Alexander Lebed led with 45 percent of 98 percent counted, while incumbent Valery Zubov had 36 percent, triggering a May 17 runoff. Turnout reached 61 percent as Karelia and Smolensk voters also chose leaders.
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Krasnoyarsk
Russia
Alexander Lebed
Siberian
Lebed
Valery Zubov
Zubov
Karelia
Smolensk
Vladimir Ivanov
Kohl suffers setback as eastern voters back right party
In Saxony Anhalt state election voters flocked to the extreme right, with the German People’s Union exceeding 13 percent while Kohl’s Christian Democrats dropped to about 22 percent. The SPD held steady near 37 percent, the PDS around 19 percent, and Schroeder hailed the result as a boost for his national campaign.
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Kohl
Magdeburg
Germany
Helmut Kohl
People’s Union
Saxony-Anhalt
Christian Democrats
Social Democrats
Communist Party of Democratic Socialism
Gerhard Schroeder
Schroeder
Hanover
Protests and violence ripple across Middle East Asia Africa
Angry Israelis threaten Independence Day boycott over proposed annexation near Jerusalem sparking clashes and forestland fears. In Cambodia grenade attack kills two opposition members as political violence rises. Afghanistan talks resume as cease-fire holds amid refugees. Indonesian campus clashes leave wounded students and arrests as Suharto protests continue.
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Israel
Judean Mountains
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Islamabad
Pakistan
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