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Middletown Journal in Middletown, Ohio

26 Mar 1967

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Middletown Journal

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Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

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Mar 26, 1967

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Bormann Still No. 1 On Nazi Wanted List

Vienna reports Martin Bormann remains the top Nazi criminal sought twenty-two years after Berlin. Simon Wiesenthal argues Bormann survives in South America, moving between Chile Brazil and Argentina with possible doubles and secret Nazi protection. Extradition unlikely but Argentina would extradite if asked. West Germany seeks $25 000. Bormann would be 76 if caught.

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Bormann Vienna Berlin Martin Bormann Adolf Hitler Reich Chancellery Simon Wiesenthal South America Wiesenthal Borman Jewish Documentation Center Germany Italy Nuernberg Inter Associated Press Gerhard Bohne Argentina West Germany Gerda Bolzano Martin Jr Eva
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Soviet Union Adopts Five Day Week With Same Total Hours

The Kremlin announces a five day work week by November 7 to preserve 41 total hours. Eight hour shifts across five days replace the current five seven hour days with a Saturday six hour shift, with exceptions by production needs.

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Soviet Union Moscow Kremlin Party of the Proletariat Khrushchev Perm Pravda Communist Party
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Ohio Roads May Need 5.7 Billion for 1975 1985

The Ohio Highway Department reports a $5.7 billion highway investment need between 1975 and 1985 to keep Ohio a transportation center. It cites a $3.2 billion revenue projection and a $2.5 billion deficit unless federal aid is extended. An unrelated note mentions onions and asparagus as lily family members.

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Columbus Ohio State Transportation Center of America Ohio Highways American Association of State Highway Officials Congress
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