Dealer Admits Forging Hitler Diaries in Hamburg Case
Konrad Kujau confessed to forging the Hitler diaries and was arrested on fraud charges in Hamburg. Bild Zeitung said he practiced two years to mimic old German script and signed the confession as Adolf Hitler alias Konrad Kujau. Heidemann allegedly fabricated a false tale of receiving diaries in East Germany. The prosecutor confirmed a confession but did not fully corroborate Bild’s details.
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West Germany
Konrad Kujau
Stern
Gerd Heidemann
Bild Zeitung
Kujau
Stephen King
Bangor
Maine
King
Acton Corp
Wacz-Am
Boston Mayor White Will Not Seek Fifth Term
Boston mayor Kevin White says he will not run again, ending weeks of speculation. He cites no longer fun in the job, despite ongoing federal investigations into his administration and past Watergate era probes.
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Boston
Kevin H. White
White
U.S
Israeli Minister Warns Syrians Over Fatal Mistake
Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir said Israel watches Syrian military moves in eastern Lebanon with growing concern and warned Syrians not to make a fatal mistake. He added Israel does not seek war but will act in its interests and set the terms of engagement.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Yitzhak Shamir
Lebanon
Reagan chides NEA on merit pay stance
President Reagan says the National Education Association opposes merit pay and hails it as a barrier to paying outstanding teachers. He writes to NEA president Willard H. McGuire expressing surprise at the union calling his stance a disgraceful assault on teaching.
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Reagan
Teachers Union
Washington
National Education Association
NEA
Willard H. McGuire
NAACP Reinstates Hooks As Executive Director
In New York, NAACP Chairman Margaret Bush Wilson reinstated Benjamin L Hooks as executive director effective today. Supporters plan to curb the chair’s power after Hooks was suspended last week. Wilson cited that the purposes of the action have been served and no further gain from continued suspension.
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New York
Benjamin L. Hooks
NAACP
Hooks
Margaret Bush Wilson
No Confrontations Expected At Summit
President Reagan heads to Williamsburg for the seven nation economic summit and says he expects no confrontations though disputes over the budget deficit high interest rates and protectionist trade hints may arise. He meets with Japan's Yasuhiro Nakasone before the trip and the group includes the United States Canada Britain France Germany Italy and Japan. The talks focus on sustained growth inflation containment budget deficits and exchange policy while concerns grow over a projected 190 billion dollar U.S. deficit for fiscal 1984.
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Reagan
U.S
Williamsburg
Yasuhiro Nakasone
Japan
Yoshio Okawara
State Department
United States
Canada
Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Jobs
George P. Shultz
Treasury
Donald T. Regan
Amintore Fanfani
Family in S C Mourns Slain Adviser on Fripp Island
The family of Navy Cmdr. Albert Schaufelberger gathers on Fripp Island after his death in El Salvador. His siblings travel from California Colorado and Virginia to support their parents and honor his service as deputy commander of U S military advisers in El Salvador. The 33 year old was killed while waiting on a university campus and had warned that social change was needed alongside military action.
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U.S
el Salvador
Barrier Island
Navy
Albert Schaufelberger
Thomas Schaufelberger
Richmond
Joan
Margaret
South Carolina
California
Colorado
U.S. Navy
A.A. Schaufelberger
Thomas
Albert
Schaufelberger
Margaret Schaufelberger
Miss Schaufelberger
San Diego
Denver
Atlanta
Cmdr
Lemore High School
Lemore
Calif
U.S. Naval Academy
Academy
Annapolis
Ruckelshaus Sued Over EPA Abuse Claims
The EPA under new administrator William D. Ruckelshaus faces a lawsuit alleging improper pesticide registrations under former head Anne M. Burford. The suit by NRDC and AFL-CIO seeks court review of actions from the past 18 months amid broader investigations. A grand jury also opens testimony on possible former official wrongdoing.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
Congress
William D. Ruckelshaus
Anne M. Burford
Natural Resources Defense Council
Afl-Cio
Chemical Company
Burford
EPA
U.S. District Court
Missing Producer Roy Radin Hailed as Possible Murder Case
Los Angeles private investigator John O Grady says his search for Roy Alexander Radin has reached a dead end after pursuing leads given to police. Radin, 33, vanished amid a network of Hollywood figures, a multimillion dollar studio deal, and organized crime allegations. Police say there is no indication of Mafia involvement.
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Los Angeles
Roy Radin
New York
Hollywood
Busi
Nesswoman
Beverly Hills
Roy Alexander Radin
John O’grady
Radin
O’grady
Fame stars eye home screen revival for new episodes
MGM UA Television plans 24 original hours plus 24 reruns of Fame with Debby Allen Lee Curreri Erica Gimpel Carlo Imperato and others negotiating with Metromedia for non network syndication Possible foreign co production with BBC and Italy's RAI The show based on the film about the High School for the Performing Arts was canceled by NBC after two seasons
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Fame
Debbie Allen
Lee Curreri
Erica Gimpel
Carlo Imperato
Carol Mayo Jenkins
Valerie Landsburg
Gene Anthony Ray
Albert Hague
Mgm-Ua Television
Metromedia Television
British Broadcasting Corp
Italy
RAI
New York
High School For the Performing Arts
NBC
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World Affairs Council of
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