Calls for Munich victims silence at Olympic opening
The article reports widow Anke Spitzer and Ilana Romano pressing for a minute of silence for Munich 1972 victims at the Olympic opening, noting IOC opposition and high profile figures like Obama Clinton and Romney weighing in. It covers past refusals, debates on politics at games, and plans for future observances including Costas remarks and Rogge’s schedule.
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Security jitters on eve of London Olympics
Security concerns marked the eve of the London Games as Europe’s largest mall, Westfield, was briefly evacuated and Olympic Park security tightened. Prime Minister Cameron expressed confidence in a coordinated, strong defense, while authorities reported a restaurant-area fire alarm incident at the mall and additional military steps in the days leading to the ceremony.
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Olympic Park
David Cameron
Britain
Westfield
Olympic Ark
Olympic Stadium
Westfield Mall
Ministry of Defense
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