Ernest Hemingway Commits Suicide
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Ernest Hemingway Commits Suicide
An NBC News report describes the scene at a Tijuana bullring when the death of the great American writer Ernest Hemingway was announced to the audience. The crowd stood in a moment of silence to honor the bullfighting aficionado,who shot himself at his home in Ketchum,Idaho,on July 2,1961.
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