Death of WWI Seafarer Count Felix von Luckner at 84
Malmoe Sweden reports Count Felix von Luckner famed as the Sea Devil who sank 14 Allied ships without loss of life dies at age 84. The Bavarian nobleman born in Dresden rose to notoriety aboard the Seeadler masking as a Norwegian freighter, evaded capture, lectured abroad, and later clashed with Nazis over loyalty to Freemasonry honors.
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End of Anti Poverty Loyalty Oath Urged
New York report notes the American Civil Liberties Union urged the government to remove loyalty requirements for anti poverty programs. ACLU representatives argued against arbitrary judgments on workers in community actions and warned against reliance on loyalty pledges for welfare efforts.
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