Nazi Gold Melted and Reissued by New York Fed in 1950s
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York recast 23 million dollars in Nazi gold bars in the 1950s replacing the swastika with a U S seal. The New York Times reports the Treasury knew the loot may have come from Holocaust victims though no direct evidence links the Fed or Treasury to that claim.
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Dietrich auction brings top dollars in Los Angeles
Sotheby's Los Angeles reported Marlene Dietrich items from her New York apartment brought 659000 dollars, double expectations. Jennifer Tilly bought two Ernest Hemingway letters for 5462 and 6037 dollars. Core Corot canvas sold for 140000 dollars to an art dealer Lidy dGreit. Most items sold amid a 279 lot sale including a gold money clip and an E T poster signed by Steven Spielberg.
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Chinese President Jiang Zemin Admits Shortcomings
Jiang Zemin, in Los Angeles after a Harvard talk, said his government has shortcomings and even made mistakes in governing China. Experts call it a rare, cautious acknowledgement connected to Tiananmen but not a full apology. He praised channels to learn public views and noted enhanced understanding of American democracy during his Hawaii and Washington trip.
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Minority enrollment in medical schools drops nationwide
AAMC study of 125 accredited U.S. medical schools shows an 11 percent decline in minority applicants including Blacks and Hispanics and a 6.8 percent drop in accepted minority students for 1997. California Texas Mississippi and Louisiana describe steep declines following affirmative action rulings.
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Nonprofit groups diverted GOP funds
Senate investigators outline a network of nonprofit groups and political consultants that secretly aided dozens of Republicans in the 1996 campaign with vast TV ad spending. The coverage aimed to counter Democratic labor efforts, leveraging issue advertising to avoid direct candidate advocacy.
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Princesand Spice Girls meet at charity concert in Johannesburg
Prince Harry and Prince Charles attended a charity concert in Johannesburg meeting the Spice Girls. Harry stood with his father at the Hilton opening, while Emma treated him with a kiss. Cited details include Diana’s wish for Africa and a photo session with the performers.
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