Mengele death rumors swirl as body found near Sao Paulo
Federal police chief Romeo Tuma said he is 9 percent convinced a buried body near Embu may be Josef Mengele. Reports say Mengele surfaced in Brazil in 1969 or 1970 with a German couple, while Nazi hunters doubt the claim. Exhumation was planned. Die Welt questioned the report.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Romeo Tuma
Josef Mengele
Auschwitz Concentration Camp
Tuma
Mengele
Paris
Serge Klarsfeld
Beate
Klarsfeld
Justice Ministry
Embu
Bertioga
Paraguay
Uruguay
West Germany
Die Welt
Bonn
Bonn Justice Ministry
Preston McLaughlin Dies at 84 in Texas Ranching Career
Preston McLaughlin 84 of 181 Pennsylvania died June 5 at Eden Home for the Aged in San Antonio. Funeral services Friday at 11 a.m. at Zoeller Funeral Home with Rev. Kenneth Jump officiating. Burial 3 p.m. at Moffatt Cemetery Temple. Survivors include Velma Smith of San Marcos, Floyd of New Braunfels, eight grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. He was born September 9, 1900 in Bland Texas and was a retired rancher and trucking contractor. He was affiliated with Harmony Baptist Church and Modern Woodmen. Burial at Moffatt Cemetery in Temple. Funeral services for Leo Friesenhahn of San Antonio pending.
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Preston McLaughlin
Pennsylvania
Zoeller Funeral Home
Kenneth Jump
Moffatt Cemetery
Temple
McLaughlin
Eden Home For
Bland
Texas
Frederick
Lidia Belle Cross McLaughlin
Ruby Dyer
Houston
Comal County
Harmony Baptist
Child advocate program trains volunteers for abuse cases
Reimer notes a Defense Bar booklet on attacking child testimony while asking for guidance on helping witnesses. Deasy cites unusually good police and DHR cooperation in New Braunfels as Tim Owens discusses mandatory reporting. Training for advocates set for June 24 and 26 with videotaped sessions and screening interviews to ensure capable volunteers.
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Reimer
Deasy
New Braunfels
DHR
Tim Owens
Owens
Felix Roque
Probation Department
GM Wins Hughes Bid Tightens Electronics Push
GM wins Hughes Aircraft in a 2.7 billion cash offer plus over 2.3 billion in stock, aiming to fast track automotive electronics as costs rise to about 1200 per car by 1990. Ford and Boeing pursued Hughes, while analysts cite Japan’s lead in automotive electronics and the push for advanced fuel and emission control systems.
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New York
General Motors Corp
Hughes Aircraft Co
Arthur Davis
Roger B. Smith
Hughes
Defense Electronics
Ford
Thomas O’grady
Chase Automotive Services
Automotive Electronics
John Hammond
Data Resources Inc
Lexington
Mass
Smith
Weather. Volunteers and EMS aid on Cougar Drive
Weather coverage notes volunteers and EMS personnel assisting at a scene near the Volunteer Fire Department building on Cougar Drive. The speaker credits the volunteers for their crucial role in responding to the incident and supporting emergency operations.
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Fire Department
Cougar Drive
Flash floods hit North Texas and West Texas corridors
Engineer David Zelenek reported Holliday Creek rose about three feet and McGrath Creek two feet from 9 30 p m to 10 30 p m as storms moved across the region. Most cities avoided major disruptions though some roads flooded and residents were urged to heed flash flood warnings and not drive through water.
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Holliday Creek
McGrath Creek
Record News
North
Texas
South Plains
West Texas
National Weather Service
New Mexico
Hobbs
Stonewall
Haskell
Fisher
Weather Service
The
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Zetting
Associated Press
South America
Argentina
Leo Friesenhahn
San Antonio
Doeppenschmidt Funeral Home
Friesenhahn
Colonial Manor
Bruce Boyer
Aerospace
O’grady
Cr Weather
John
Sherman
Dallas
Morton
Arrow
Sansabelt
Jagmar