Barbie Nazi informant case details emerge in U S zone
Ryan described Barbie’s activities among German and Romanian groups and Soviet ties with French intelligence. He said Barbie earned about $100 monthly in cigarettes and lodging, with the Army considering reactivating him in the mid 1960s but the CIA rejected it. He noted Rat Line aid to Barbie and that France sought Barbie’s whereabouts since 1949, but no obstruction charges beyond statute limits.
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Ryan
Barbie
Central Intelligence Agency
United States
Klaus Altmann
Robert Taylor
Central America
Krunoslav Draganovic
Rome
Iowa officials weigh removal of suspected oil on Linn County roads
Tests on oil samples continue this week to detect any harmful substances while air tests were taken Monday. Officials warn removal may be necessary to prevent future problems though no acute toxicity on roads is found. Linn County weighs legal steps and federal rules before deciding on action.
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Peter Hamlin
Field Services Division
Agency
Linn County
Iowa
Hamlin
Mayor cites pride as tool in war on urban decay
The city issues a lawn ban to curb blight as residents defend efforts to keep the area clean. Mayor Cooke, 52, two terms, says the move, though harsh, is needed to attract business and investment in the 90 000 population city.
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Ryan Deer
Cooke
Lebanon War Drives Fighting Into Chouf Heights
Lebanon’s conflict with Palestinian Liberation Organization guerrillas intensified last summer when Israeli forces advanced into the Chouf, a Druse stronghold. Druse officials accuse Israel of sparking factional clashes by permitting Phalangists to enter Druse areas. U.S. Gen. Paul X. Kelley said Marines with the multinational force in Beirut are not ready to aid the Lebanese army in the Chouf.
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Chouf
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Walid Jumblatt
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Paul X. Kelley
U.S. Marine Corps
Beirut
Weather report for today and forecast across the nation
Wind is the symbol of the day with midnight velocity at 13 mph. Sunset 8 05 pm and sunrise 6 17 am Thursday. Highs 85 to 98 record set in 1913 and 46 in 1924. Extended outlook shows little rain Friday through Sunday with hot spells and 60s to 70s nights. Afternoon temps surged to 100s across Nebraska Iowa Kansas and related states with several cities reporting 107 to 110 degrees. Hurricane Alicia tracks NW near Texas coast with 80 mph winds and 2 inches of rain in St Paul Minnesota. Thunderstorms lash Wisconsin California Arizona and the Great Lakes region. Highs 100 to 110 across the plains and southern states. cooler 70s 80s along the Pacific.
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Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Grand Island
Neb
Des Moines
Concordia
Kan
Hastings
Fremont
Lincoln
Norfolk
Omaha
Texas
Louisiana
Alicia
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Gulf Coast
Florida
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Ohio Valley
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Nevada
Utah
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Colorado
Nebraska Panhandle
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Heatwave Drives Cedar Rapids Toward 100 Degree Mark
Weather notes hot Iowa conditions with Dubuque at 95 and Decorah at 94 amid a thunderstorm watch. Cedar Rapids hit 97, nearing the year's high and the 1937 date record, with forecasts for around 100 today and continued upper 90s to mid 100s through Thursday.
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Decorah
Cedar Rapids
Branstad Escapes Shooting Incident After Iowa State Fair Return
Gov. Terry Branstad narrowly avoided danger as shots were fired near his car while returning from the Iowa State Fair. Police say four men followed a 16 year old boy in a Pontiac and a youth fired at the van. three shots were heard with no injuries reported. The 16 year old was arrested and the governor described hearing the sounds nearby. The governor was not in danger and was accompanied by his wife, a niece, and an uncle in the car.
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Des Moines
Terry Branstad
Terrace Hill
Susan Neely
William Mullins
28Th Street
Mullins
Polk County
Branstad
Iowa
Ms. Neely
Christine
Chris Branstad
Leland
Ron Meyer
California
Rural Tipton woman charged with second degree arson
Lori Wendt, a rural Tipton resident, is charged with second degree arson for the May 16 farmhouse fire south of Tipton that destroyed Minnie Sharpless’s house. She was arraigned and released on recognizance after investigators found burn patterns and lab tests indicating a flammable liquid. The fire, observed around 7 p.m., required four hours of suppression as flames rekindled the next morning.
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Tipton
Lori Wendt
Minnie Sharpless
Mike Wendt
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