Brazil Abandons Search for Nazi Martin Bormann
The Brazilian government said it is giving up the hunt for Nazi war criminal Martin Bormann after ruling there is no evidence he was in Brazil. West Germany had already closed the case in 1967, declaring Bormann dead in 1973 after skeletal remains were found in Berlin. The report notes past false sightings and recent expert opinion linking a skull to Bormann’s dental records.
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Hitler
Brazil
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Bormann
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Nuernberg
Colombia
Ladislas Farago
U.S
South
America
Argentina
Chile
Rodolfo Nicholas Siri
Siri
Berlin
Frankfurt
Horst Ganf
Invalidenstrasse
Adolf Hitler
Gauf
Ludwig Stumpfegger
Reidar F. Sognnaes
University of California At
Los Angeles
Seven Die In Weekend Wrecks In Missouri
AP reports seven weekend traffic fatalities across Missouri. Daniel Kent Bert, 20, of Perryville, died in a U S 61 motorcycle crash near Brewer after his bike left the road and he was ejected. Others included Daniel C Waters, 20, Smithville. Richard L Morisset Jr., 20, Ozark. Keith M Sportsman, 26, Ozark. Debra S Layman, 19, Marshfield. Anita D Ward, 19, Grandview. Connie Anderson, 21, Washington. Morisset and Sportsman died in a head on pickup collision ten miles south of Springfield on U S 160. Waters died when his car went off Missouri 92 west of Smithville. Layman and Ward perished on Missouri 152 north of Kansas City. Anderson died on the east edge of Washington.
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Associated Press
Missouri
U.S. 61
Brewer
Daniel Kent Bert
Perryville
Bert
Daniel C. Waters
Smithville
Richard Lee Morisset Jr
Keith Mack Sportsman
Ozark
Debra
S. Layman
Marshfield
Anita D. Ward
Grandview
Connie Anderson
Washington, Mo
Morisset
Sportsman
Springfield
U.S. 160
Waters
Miss Layman
Miss Ward
Kansas City
Miss Anderson
Washington
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Riverside
Vandals Paint Old Cathedral in St Louis
Authorities chased a vandal who sprayed black paint on the front walls pillars and a door of the 160 year old Old Cathedral near the Gateway Arch. Sandblasting was contemplated to remove the vandalism as workmen used paint remover before Masses later Sunday.
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St, Louis
Old Cathedral
Gateway Arch
Weicker Urges Urban Congressmen To Learn Farm Realities
Senator Lowell Weicker visiting South Dakota farms urged urban congressmen to study agriculture before voting on the 1977 farm bill. He defended lawmakers’ openness to agricultural issues, described touring dairy barns, hog and beef operations, and handling farm equipment, while noting no new insights gained.
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Sioux Falls
Lowell Weicker
Weicker
South Dakota
Senate
Larry Pressler
R-S.d
Dietrich Illegible Health Hinders Libel Case In London
A lawyer for Marlene Dietrich tells High Court Justice Sir Basil Nield that the 75 year old actress is very ill in Paris from a broken hip aftermath and low mood. He says she cannot come to court or give instructions for the libel case.
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Marlene Dietrich
Edward Adeane
High Court
Basil Nield
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