American killer held in Israeli prison shot dead
Samuel Sheinbein attacked and shot three prison guards before being killed; famously fled U.S. in 1997 after gruesome Md. murder, sparking diplomatic row
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Samuel Sheinbein attacked and shot three prison guards before being killed; famously fled U.S. in 1997 after gruesome Md. murder, sparking diplomatic row
"Sunday Morning" looks at some notable events of the week ahead
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24 veterans from WWII, Korean War and Vietnam War will receive our nation's highest military honor denied them in the past because of prejudice
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