Gehlen Memoirs Claim Bormann Was a Soviet Spy
A manuscript alleged to be Reinhard Gehlen memoirs claims Martin Bormann acted as a Soviet agent during World War II and later advised German policy from the Soviet Union. It also says Bormann died in the Soviet Union less than three years ago and that the book seeks about 1 million dollars in world rights.
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New York Times News Service
New York
Reinhard Gehlen
Martin Bormann
Hitler
Bormann
Soviet Union
Gehlen
Berlin
South America
Russia
International War Crimes Tribunal
Nuremberg
Wehrmacht
Central Intelligence Agency
Bundes Nachrichten-Dienst
West Germany
West
Germany
World Publishing Co
Times Mirror Co
Loses
Avon Books
Hearst Corp
William Collins
London
Volker Hansen
Hase & Kohler
Mainz
Hansen
Bavaria
Martin P. Levin
Jetliner Crashes With 107 Aboard in Alaska
A Boeing 727 Alaska Airlines Flight 1866 with 107 people aboard crashed into a mountain near Juneau during a rain approach. There were no survivors. Deputy Alaska Public Safety Commissioner James P. Wellington announced the fatalities.
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Juneau
Alaska
James P. Wellington
Alaska Commissioner of Public Safety
Alaska Airlines
Chilkoot Mountains
Tongass National Forest
Wellington
Robert Giersdorf
Alaska Panhandle
Coast Guard
Teardrop Lake
Orville Gano
Federal Aviation Administration
Flights Yards
National Transportation Safety Board
Anchorage
Seattle
Wash
Cordova
Yukutat
Sitka
Athens Man Feared Drowning Victim
A Redstone Arsenal employee on a family fishing trip near Lucy Branch, Limestone County, is missing and feared drowned after his boat capsized amid strong waves. William R. Fry, 36, and his daughter Susan, 14, were in the boat when it tipped at 3:30 p.m. Fry’s wife and three other daughters were camping nearby. Susan survived, later found on shore by a passerby. Rescue squads searched the rugged water into the night.
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Athens
Redstone Arsenal
Limestone
M.W
Buddy) Evans
Evans
William R. Fry
Grace Ave
Susan
Lucy Branch
Flint
Fry
Diana
Brenda
Linda
Ex Wallace Aide Probe to Continue Tuesday in Alabama
A federal grand jury in Montgomery will reconvene Tuesday to consider tax charges against Seymore Trammell former top aide to Gov George C Wallace. Also likely before the panel is a $25000 contribution to Lurleen Wallace near the gubernatorial campaign related to a school textbook firm. The inquiry centers on state finances and campaign funds from Wallace administrations.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Seymore Trammell
Wallace
Lurleen
Justice Department
Alabama
Department
Washington
Justice de
Labor Day Closures And Local Celebrations In Harmony Area
Schools banks municipal offices courthouse and post offices will be closed for Labor Day while downtown businesses and many stores stay open. The Terry Club meeting near Harmony will feature speakers entertainment and a free picnic lunch with Red Cross Bloodmobile presence. Col Walter L Allen urges careful driving as holiday traffic risks rise before the weekend ends at midnight.
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Terry Club
Courtland
Harmony
Tom Pettus
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Walter L. Allen
Department of Public Safety
Want Ad Sells It All Fast Action Deal
Decatur Daily advertises a Labor Day sale with items listed by Arlene Skidmore including a vented butane heater and an acrilan rug. The notice promotes a September family rate for a three line want ad running 14 days at four dollars.
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Arlene Skidmore
Rt. 2
Decatur
Decatur Daily
Want
Decatur Daily Want
Backfire Swing-Wing Bomber Marks New Soviet Air System
Western intelligence notes a Soviet swing-wing supersonic bomber, nicknamed Backfire by NATO, tested since last year and potentially operable by 1973. The U S defense establishment remains secretive amid debates over B 1 costs and strategic implications for arms talks and balance.
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New York Times
Washington
Soviet Union
Defense Department
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Moscow
West
U.S
Portsmouth Peace Treaty Ends War in 1905
In 1905 the Portsmouth Treaty was signed ending the Russo Japanese War. The note appears in an old newspaper snippet alongside local contact numbers for placing ads in Athens and mentions Tennessee Valley life.
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Portsmouth
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