Hess dies in Spandau Prison at 93 in Berlin
Rudolf Hess once Hitler's devoted aide and deputy falle dead in Spandau Prison West Berlin after 40 years in solitary confinement. His death ends a controversial chapter, with cremation planned near Munich and ashes scattered. Hess remained loyal to the Nazi cause and held key roles before and after 1933.
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Dawber backs Harmon's bid for custody of Sam Nelson
Actress Pam Dawber testified she and Mark Harmon have formed a stable affectionate unit and are willing to lose freedom as newlyweds to raise Sam Nelson, the late Rick Nelson's grandson, whose mother Kristin Harmon Nelson faces drug dependency. they seek custody on grounds she cannot care for him.
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Hyundai lockouts spark clashes with police in Ulsan
About 20,000 Hyundai workers in six firms rampaged in heavy rain in Ulsan after plant lockouts, demanding talks with a new all-staff labor alliance. Hyundai chief Chung Ju-young rejected the multi-company union, saying negotiations would be with individual unions only.
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Philadelphia handyman confesses to seven murders
An unemployed handyman in Philadelphia confessed to killing seven women whose remains were found at his apartment house. Harrison Graham 28, held without bail on seven murder counts after surrendering. He reportedly confessed and named four victims, with police seeking identifications, while the medical examiner noted some deaths occurred six months to a year ago.
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Marty” Graham
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PTL probe seeks grand jury on Bakker empire crimes
A special federal grand jury in Charlotte was convened to probe PTL founders Jim and Tammy Bakker and top aides for possible mail fraud and tax evasion. The panel will review fundraising via mail or television and spending, with 50 prospects summoned and 16 to 23 to be chosen for a yearlong, secrecy-shrouded inquiry led by Justice Department officials.
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FBI finds Civil War documents in safety deposit box
Federal investigators recovered 191 Civil War documents including papers signed by Abraham Lincoln from a safety deposit box rented under an alias by Charles Merrill Mount. Officials say most letters likely belong to the National Archives, with 28 letters to Union generals and items including cash, drugs, and a loaded .32 caliber handgun. Mount, 59, was arrested in Boston last week for allegedly attempting to sell the documents to a bookstore dealer.
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