World War II ends marked across nations in 1975
On the 30th anniversary of Germany's defeat and the 90th anniversary of VE Day, Soviet and West German leaders reflect on the war. Amnesty orders are issued for some prisoners in the Soviet bloc while France and Free French forces honor the surrender near Reims. President Giscard d Estaing addresses troops, noting mixed emotions as history is made.
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United Press International
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Berlin
Soviet Union
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Europe
West Germany
Helmut Schmidt
Hitler
France
Charles de Gaulle
Reims
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Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Siboni
Morocco
Carrots are better for oily hair, says hairdresser
Jacques Siboni, a New York barber, shops Queens markets for carrots celery and avocados to create a vegetable based shampoo. He bottles olive oil soap with veggie extracts selling eight ounce bottles at 2.50 and offers a 3 per visit custom massage with cucumber mint. He notes carrots aid oily hair and mint massages the scalp.
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New York
Jacques Siboni
Queens
Siboni
Ice bath saves baby Viola in open heart repair
Viola Rogers, born in Seattle, underwent an open heart operation using hypothermia to stop the heart for about 60 minutes. Led by Dr. Bard H. Dillard, surgeons cooled the infant to 63 to 68 degrees, allowing a dry, motionless heart to be repaired for a ventricular septal defect.
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Viola
University of Washington
Steinbrenner to reimburse company over 1972 political gifts
George M. Steinbrenner III, chairman of American Ship Building Co., will repay 42 325 17 to the firm for political contributions to Nixon's 1972 reelection effort. A special review committee, set up in October 1974 amid SEC actions, found the 1972 bonuses part of a long running program and recommended reimbursement by the principal officer. Steinbrenner said he agreed with the committee and that the buck stops here.
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Lorain, Ohio
UPI
George M. Steinbrenner III
American Shipbuilding Co
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Securities and Exchange Commission
American Ship
Curley heir to follow father in City Council bid
Frank X. Curley, 51, announced his candidacy for City Council from a tavern named after his father James Michael Curley. He paints himself as a man of the people, noting his father's long Boston influence and admitting past struggles while pledging care and connection to voters.
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James Michael Curley
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James Curley
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Boston
Massachusetts
Barbara Streisand
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