Dorchester Tragedy Haunted WWII Remembered in History
On February 3 1943 the U S transport Dorchester sank after a German torpedo struck it sending troops to Greenland. Of the 900 plus aboard only about 230 survived. Four Army chaplains gave their life belts and perished with the ship.
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Al-Qaida aims new U S attacks within six months says Panetta
Senior U S intelligence officials told Congress that Al-Qaida plans attacks in the next three to six months and is deploying operatives to the United States including clean recruits. Panetta warned the threat is evolving as authorities track Abdulmutallab and homegrown plots. The assessment notes militants move quickly and are harder to detect, with the greatest risk from adapted methods rather than another 9/11-scale strike.
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Ahmadinejad proposes prisoner swap for hikers
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on state TV floated a possible exchange of Iranians held in the United States for three American hikers detained in Tehran. He said talks were under way and that negotiators had recently sent messages about releasing both sides’ prisoners, expressing hope for freeing all prisoners.
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Punxsutawney Phil Tests Texting After Shadow Forecast
Punxsutawney Phil posted a text message and a Twitter update about six more weeks of winter two hours after seeing his shadow at Gobbler's Knob. Groundhog Club officials did not immediately respond. The tradition ties Candlemas shadow sighting to winter duration near Punxsutawney.
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Democrats push bipartisan job tax credit plan in election year
Democrats refine a payroll tax credit plan to spur hiring with Social Security relief for new workers and a potential $10 billion ten year cost. The proposal mirrors Schumer Hatch and seeks GOP buy in while Obama pursues broader tax cut efforts and extensions for unemployment, COBRA, and small business incentives.
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Wakefield MMR autism link paper retracted by Lancet
The Lancet formally retracts Dr. Andrew Wakefield's 1998 study claiming MMR vaccine causes autism, following a GMC verdict of false information and “callous disregard.” The retraction seeks to restore trust in vaccines and scientific literature amid ongoing debate and subsequent refutations. Wakefield defends himself while other researchers push to uncover true autism causes.
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Journal World Editorial Staff Contacts
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Tuesday’s poll asks readers to pick their favorite awards show. Oscars lead with 36 percent, followed by Other 27 percent, Grammy 21 percent, Golden Globes 5 percent, Tony 4 percent, and Emmy 4 percent. Visit LJWorld.com to view more responses and vote.
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