Nazi Phantom Bormann Officially Declared Dead
A news conference reported that Martin Bormann, long linked to Nazi crimes, was officially declared dead. The statement cited dental, bone, and skull evidence and noted investigators concluded the death occurred May 2, 1945, between 1 and 3 p.m. near Berlin, with authorities reaffirming the case as closed.
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Trearme
Argentina
Martin Bormann
Wiesenthal
Globe
Bormann
Steacher
Rudolf Nichlably
Berlin
Siri
Hart Gaul
West Ber
Rorfin
Nueraberg
Cape
Ricker
South America
Gaulvivors
Hitler
Fartin Bormann
Berlinaller
Eva Braun
Adolf Hitler
Gauf
Blaschke
Simon Witte
Athe Sal
Tel Aviv
Friedman
Frankfurt
Ludwig Stumplegger
Richter
West Berlin
Ladislas|t
Foreign Ministry
Judge Rules President Lacks Power To End Poverty Programs
US District Court Judge William B. Jones rules the President cannot terminate Economic Opportunity Act programs and orders Howard J. Phillips to halt shutdown plans. The suit, brought by West Central Missouri Rural Development Corporation and government employee unions, argues lawful funding and publication requirements. The ruling preserves CAAs and CBOs until funds exhaust or Congress acts.
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William B. Jones
CBO
Congress
Jones
Howard J. Phillips
Phillips
West Central Missouri Rural Development Corporation
House Vote On Rollbacks Sidetracked
Washington AP report on Congress delaying action to rollback prices rents and interest as the House Banking Committee grapples with a new approach to inflation. A 60 day extension of Nixon authority was floated while a separate Indiana Air National Guard exercise Gallant 7 was announced with units from Terre Haute joining Texas based maneuvers April 20 to May.
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Washington
House
Nixon
House Banking Committee
Congress
House Rules Committee
Chiman Ray Madden
D-Ind
Banking Committee
Capitol Hill
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana Air ‘National Guard
Texas
United States Readiness Command
Hoosiers
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Austin
Tex
Raybestos Expands Rintordoville Plant in Crawfordsville
Raybestos Manhattan Inc announces a $2.3 million expansion at its Crawfordsville friction material plant. A 62,000 square foot addition will produce brake blocks for heavy trucks and an extra 7,000 square foot facility will house developmental testing operations. The project aims to be completed by mid summer and will add 175 jobs.
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Raybestos
Rintordoville
Raybestos - Manhattan] Inc
Crawfordsville
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Nuernberg
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Imann
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Wiedendammer
Third Reich
Spree
Validenstrasse
West Germany
Adolph Fillers
Theaw
Federal Register
OEO
Antrom
Blue Cross
Anderson Fur Co
Laredo
Scotchgard
Cor
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Abe
Act
Second Moor
Meridian ST
Anderson
Priday
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