Torture and Deportation on the Iron Curtain Train
Leonard Kirshen reports from Eastern Europe on political prisoners moved in black railcars. Amnesty cites hundreds of thousands or more jailed, with families watching for disappearances and authorities routinely shifting inmates between camps.
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Surviving journalist Leonard Kirschen’s wartime years
Leonard Kirschen born 1908 in Romania pursued law and economics in Berlin and Bucharest. He reported for British papers in Romania before World War II and continued in Turkey. After the war he worked for AP in Bucharest, was jailed 1950 to 1960 by the Romanian regime, survived harsh conditions, then resumed AP work in London as a naturalized British subject who speaks six languages.
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Mutt hides bone under socks after bedroom slipper theft
A four month old dog at Donna Faye Amos' home hides a bone for a rainy day after devouring slippers. The clever pup tried digging up the kitchen floor and hiding under a closet using dirty socks to cover the treasure.
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Restoration Needed Hard Winter Kills Off Lawns and Shrubs
Winter damage hits lawns and shrubs with many plants dying or suffering limb damage. A seedsman recommends spring feeding and care, pruning and insecticide use, plus pruning paint to prevent sap bleeding and borers. Azaleas camellias and ligustrum show poor blooms and frostbitten buds as experts warn of continued weakness this spring.
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