Camden barber shop massacre shocks nation at length
A gunman identified as Howard Unruh killed numerous people in Camden and Philadelphia area shops and streets. Victims include a barber, a druggist, a mother and child, an insurance salesman, a TV service man, two women, and others amid a spree described as the worst street shooting in U.S. history. Police recovered an arsenal at Unruh's home and noted a preplanned motive linked to years of neighborly disputes.
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Madeline Harrie
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Charles Peterson
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Blaze Threatens Philadelphia Hotel In Four-Alarm Fire
A four-alarm blaze wrecked an emix-story building in downtown Philadelphia threatening to spread to nearby hotels and stores. Police reported no serious injuries. several firefighters suffered minor smoke inhalation. The Hotel St Francis escaped damage though smoke entered briefly.
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Throat Tube Slips Sicken Woman at Plant Gate
Laura McMullen of Harrington Del suffocates when a throat tube slips during an attempted entry at a plant near Walmore Rd. Demonstrators smash windows as clashes erupt. several workers and a passerby are injured or treated at the plant infirmary. Police, guards, and sheriff deputies respond while helicopters hover overhead amid anti aircraft balloons.
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Niagara
Orville J. Bush
Lewiston
George Kinn
North Tonawanda
Edgar W. Reisinger
Bell
Niagara County Sheriff Department
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Australian coal miners win three months paid leave after 10 years
The Coal Industry Tribunal ruled miners with a decade of service receive three months paid leave. The decision resolves one of three claims from a midwinter dispute that ended August 15. Remaining claims include wage and shift reductions to be addressed in further talks.
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Australia
Coal Industry Tribunal
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