Accelerator Sticks Car Crash Kills Teen in Houston
An accelerator-stuck car sped through a barricade and hit two trees in Houston. Miss Lendora Ogletree, 18, of Kansas City, Mo., died at 2:30 a.m. Three other occupants were critically hurt: Miss Carolyn F. Young, 18, of Houston. Miss Anara Ogletree, 16, of Kansas City, sister of the deceased. and Miss Jackquinie Wood, 19, of Kansas City. Deputy Sheriff W. L. Alison Jr. said Young was in the car and that the accelerator jammed and brakes failed.
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Weatherwax leads 100th anniversary singing at Little Brown Church
Lester Weatherwax of Wichita Kansas led the singing at the Little Brown Church in the Valle celebrating the churchs 100th anniversary in Nashua Iowa. He is the last surviving Weatherwax Brothers quartet member and helped popularize the song The Little Brown Church in the Valle.
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Memories of Nazi War Trials Stir Painful Childhood Tales
West Germany war crimes hearings revive recollections of torture and murder in Nazi camps. Witnesses recount gassing, beheadings, and brutal medical experiments on Jewish and Slavic children, and the system that forced young prisoners into killing parents.
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Heinrich Himmler
Migrant Policy and Kashmir Dispute Highlight Odd Fragments
Fragmentary OCR notes mention camps with crematoriums and gas chambers, Ontario plans to track tourist movements via license numbers and interview visitors, and a long running Kashmir dispute between India and Pakistan since 1947.
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