Dutch pay tribute to Anne Frank statue unveiled in Amsterdam
A bronze Anne Frank statue was unveiled near her hiding place in Amsterdam. Otto Frank spoke quietly as he viewed the monument, which bears the inscription Anne Frank 1929 1345. Mayor Ivo Samkulden led the ceremony after a Westerkerk service attended by about 400 people. The diary she kept during two years of captivity became famous after the war. only her father survived the Nazi era. Anne died at Belsen two months before Holland’s liberation.
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Assassination bid targets Gandhi son in rural India
Gunmen opened fire on Sanjay Gandhi's campaigning jeep in a rural district as India neared parliamentary elections. Though unhurt, bullets struck the vehicle amid nationwide political turmoil following emergencies and ongoing electoral activity.
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Bail hearings weigh on Dunlap murder case in Phoenix
Superior Court Judge Howard F. Thompson takes under advisement four bail motions for Phoenix contractor Max Dunlap charged with first degree murder in the Don Bolles case. A second motion seeks two continuances of the April 1 trial for Dunlap 47, and Chandler plumber James Robi 800 5.
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Carter hosts typical U S family during Clinton visit
The White House selected Edward J Thompson and his wife Kay of Clinton Massachusetts to host President Carter overnight, describing their eight child family as the average American household. Thompson, an office manager for a beer distributor, said his family are staunch Democrats as Carter plans his meet the people trip.
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