Stringfellow Faces Past as He Talks of Repentance
Utah congressman Douglas Stringfellow, once celebrated on tour circuits and hailed as a war veteran, recounts his fall in a 1954 controversy. He discusses remorse, a return to work in Ogden, and a cautious path toward public life while detailing his family’s hardships and his efforts to rebuild.
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Japan to Pay 10 Million for Dutch War Suffering
Tokyo announces Japan will compensate Dutch nationals interned in the East Indies during World War II. A total of 10 million dollars will be paid over five years with installments.
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Netherlands
East Indies
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