Hitler diaries hoax or history altered by forgers
Stern magazine touts excerpts from purported Hitler diaries casting doubt on authenticity as handwriting experts question whether Hitler could write. Analysts consider motives including rehabilitating Hitler’s image or swaying public opinion on missiles. Even if fake, the diaries provoke debate on the banality of evil.
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Stern
Adolph Hitler
Hitler
Riveria
Rudolf Hess
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Britain
West Germany
Germany
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Dunkirk
Eva Braun
Third Reich
Mondale accuses Reagan of weakening America on military charts
Mondale charges Reagan with undermining U S morale and alarming allies by suggesting Russia surpasses the United States in military preparedness The Democratic candidate argues the president should avoid public charts showing American weakness while defending strong U S defense policy
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Walter F. Mondale
Reagan
America
U. S
Mondale
Russia
Unanswered Questions in North Augusta City Council Sweep
Democrats won 3 of 7 seats in the North Augusta City Council, leaving Republicans with a 4 to 3 majority. The party accused GOP spending on Belvedere water system and Riverview Park Amphitheater, raising questions about control and future fiscal policy.
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North Augusta
Belvedere
Riverview Park
Caterpillar Strike Ends with Wage Freeze and Profit Share
A seven month strike at Caterpillar Tractor Co ends as the UAW wins a three year wage freeze and a profit sharing plan. The conflict comes amid recession and rising Japanese competition as 21,000 workers plus ROFed staff idle. The real winner may be foreign rivals.
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Caterpillar
United Auto Workers
UAW
Reagan Speaks Out On Abortion in The Human Life Review
The spring issue of the Human Life Review carries President Reagan's outspoken stance on abortion. He cites 15 million unborn lives lost since 1973 and argues abortion on demand is not a constitutional right, linking it to broader moral questions and recent cases like Baby Doe in Indiana.
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Human Life Review
United States
Life
Reagan
Indiana
Bloomington
Abraham Lincoln
America
Nicaragua
A Burst of Opinions on Fame and Life in News
A column riffs on fake diaries and media praise while railing at celebrities and awards. It cites Clifford Irving Janet Cooke and Howard Hughes figures and questions Nobel versus trivial honors. The piece critiques public discourse about abortion rights and political rhetoric with sharp satirical asides.
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Hitler
England
Germany
Clifford Irving
Howard Hughes
Janet Cooke
Washington Post
Repeal Boland Debate Lets Contras Aid Stand
The Reagan administration faces scrutiny over aiding the Nicaraguan contras while the Boland Amendment remains in force. The column argues the aid does not violate the amendment’s text and intent, notes differences from proposed Harkin amendments, and urges repeal despite broader policy concerns.
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Barbara Mikulski
Boland
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Senate
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United States
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