Rosenberg Case Revisited Thirty Years After Execution
The 1953 Rosenberg executions linger in debate as historians, authors, and supporters push for reopened inquiries. New FBI files, Lumet film, and a congressional probe renew questions of guilt, trial fairness, and the impact on Cold War history, with voices from families, scholars, and officials weighing innocence against espionage.
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Rick Hampson
Associated Press
New York
Ethel
Julius Rosenberg
Soviet Union
Russia
Albert Einstein
Pius XII
Bertrand Russell
Sing Sing
Daniel
Sidney Lumet
Walter
Miriam Schneir
FBI
Freedom of Information
Walter Schneir
Ronald Radish
Joyce Milton
Simon Rifkin
Rifkin
Irving Kaufman
Rosenbergs
House
Commission of Inquiry
Aaron Katz
National Committee
Rosenberg
Oil and Space Flight Zones Off Florida Skip Sale
The Interior Department will suspend plans to sell oil and gas exploration rights off Florida’s southeast coast to avoid interference with missile tests and shuttle launches. The move reduces the planned 28.8 million acres by one third, with a late July lease sale in doubt. The Air Force and NASA pushed Congress to reverse prohibitions, while oil prospects remain uncertain and access hinges on a congressional conference.
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Boston Globe
Washington
Air Force
NASA
U.S. Interior Department
Florida
Interior Department
Interior
James G. Watt
South Atlantic
Minerals Management Service
Watt
Senate
Jacksonville
Fla
Stanford heart lung transplant patient awakes and rests
STANFORD Calif AP A 29 year old woman woke and rested Saturday after a five hour heart lung transplant at Stanford University Medical Center Susan Teixeira of Ludlow Massachusetts became the 14th patient to undergo the double transplant at the hospital Nursing supervisor Maureen O'Brien said she was awake and stable The donor name was not released The operation followed the introduction of cyclosporine to reduce rejection The donor who previously made history is not named and the hospital notes the patient waited ten months for a suitable donor Mrs Teixeira is a mother of two and had pulmonary hypertension The other patient Mary Gohlke 47 from Arizona returned to work and is writing a book about her experience.
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Stanford
Calif
Stanford University Medical Center
Susan Teixeira
Ludlow
Mass
Mary Gohlke
Hospital
Mary-Nelson Campbell
Teixeira
Gohlke
Arizona
Radio KUFW to broadcast union news in Prop 1968 style
In Woodlake California the United Farm Workers prepare KUFW FM to begin broadcasting union news alongside Mexican music. Growers fear propaganda while UFW officials promise inform and empower workers. The plan includes future expansion to more California Texas and Arizona stations and a TV outlet.
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Radio
Woodlake
Calif
United Farm Workers’ First
Union
San Joaquin Valley
Kufw-Fmm
Tulare County
Union News
Jack King
California Farm Bureau Federation
UFW
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Ethel and
Katz
Michael Meeropol
Western New England College
Springfield
Julius
Meeropol
Robert
Louis Nizer
Kaufman
Second Circuit Court of Appeals
Leslie Graves
Atomic Energy Commission
Security Board
By Jerry Ackerman
Maureen O’brien
Victor Aleman
KUFW
Ed Thomas
South Central Farmers Committee
Cesar Chavez
Pete Velasco
Radio Campesina
Farmworker Communications Inc
California
Texas
I. Ieee Celal
the Jockey Club Collection
Paul
Mark Agnew
Paul Agnew
Permian Mall
Mark
Agnew
Agnew Jewelers
Tell City
Rumford
Chromcraft
Playaway
Mastercard
VISA
Eros
Walgreen
Traditiona
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