The File on the Tsar fuels Romanov fate dispute
The book by Anthony Summers and Tom Mangold questions the 1918 massacre of Czar Nicholas II and his family, alleging that Czarina Alexandra and four daughters survived months after their supposed killings. They cite a Harvard dossier, White Russian records, and archival evidence to suggest the family may have been moved to Perm for potential exchanges with Germany.
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Citizens in radio cops chummy with private CB users
Fort Worth police using on duty radio chats with civilians on citizen band radios. Officers Chase One and Chase Two speak freely, blurring lines between lawmen and public. FCC tests on 40-channel sets affect availability after Jan 1 1977. Most dispatchers are women aiding in catching criminals. Personal Communication Two Way Radio Show in Las Vegas to showcase 40-channel CB rigs.
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