Secret Nazi squad leaders convicted of murders in wartime crimes
Three officers of a covert Nazi unit were found guilty by Hamburg State Court of murdering forced helpers during World War II. Max Krasmer Otto Goldapp and Otto Drews aged 63 69 and 57 received maximum life terms after a four month trial for shooting gassing or dynamiting hundreds of Polish and Soviet slave laborers recruited for Special Command 1005. The case exposed mass graves in White Russia and the Bidlystock area with tens of thousands of bodies burned on stakes in 1943 and 1944.
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Hamburg
Max Krasmer
Otto Goldapp
Otto Drews
Ledast
White Russia
Bidlystock
Vertical Jet Idea Shelved
The United States and West Germany abandon a joint vertical takeoff and landing jet project after about six million dollars in development. Pentagon officials note past V STOL efforts failed and cite funding pressures from the Vietnam War. Despite the pause, US and German teams will continue work on related technology.
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Washington
United States
West Germany
U.S
Pentagon
Defense
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Congress
Armed Services
McNamara
South Vietnam
Fairchild Hiller Corp
Republic Aviation Division
Entwicklung-Spring-Sud
California Medi Cal costs total 418 million in six months
Sacramento reports Medi Cal costs for the first half of the 1967-68 fiscal year at 418 million with physicians fees 65.6 million and hospital payments 80.1 million. The Reagan administration notes a 600 million annual ceiling amid debate over whether the limit binds and outlines plans to curb spending by controlling physician fees hospital stays and nursing home improvements.
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Sacramento
California
Reagan
Classifieds notice from Lone Beach post office
Fragments show Velma Cort and classified ad numbers HE 5114 HE 2557. Partial readable lines mention Lone Beach California and a second place matter at the Post Office with a date February 95 1958. Contains postal and entrem' as terms without full context.
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Velma Cort
Lone Beach
Cali
Sinttene
Laos
Coe
Sarena Wee Sie
Bethany Nazarene College Doles Out Cheerleader Contact Rules
Bethany Nazarene College in Oklahoma City bans any physical contact between male and female cheerleaders. Head cheerleader Carolyn Davis says 12 of 16 routines involved contact and staff require resignations or change. The college catalog notes discipline and supervision of social activities in line with Christian principles. The school, run by the Church of the Nazarene, was founded in 1919 and has over 5,500 students.
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Ciurch School
Bethany College
Oklahoma
Nazarene Church
Carolyn Davis
Graydon Dawson
AP Viracheto
Oklahoma City
Bethany Nazarene College
Bethany
Miss Davis
Okla
Davis
Gordon Wickersham
Church of the Nazarene
Burial Set in East for Nick Adams
Los Angeles actor Nick Adams age 36 will be buried in Berwick Pennsylvania, home of his parents. A rosary is set in Beverly Hills tonight followed by a requiem Mass next week. Adams was found dead Wednesday night from paraldehyde intoxication, with no alcohol in his blood. Friends note recent personal problems and despondency.
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Los Angeles
Nick Adams
Pennsylvania
Beverly Hills
Berwick
Adams
J. Wallace Graham
17 Die in Arab Clashes
United Press International reports a day of deadly fighting as an Israeli patrol clashed with seven Arabs along the Jordan River near Allenby and Damiah bridges. Seven Arabs, five Arabs and one Israeli killed, with multiple wounded in artillery duels and a tractor trailer mine incident near the border.
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Iraelis
Jordan River
Allenby
Damish
el Fatah
Allenby Bridge
Jericho
Mamiah Bridge
Ashdod Yascov
Amman
Damiah
Meidi
Goods Pile Up as Strike Idles Three Railroads
A rail strike enters its fourth day halting passenger service on the three carriers Missouri Pacific Seaboard Coast Line and Texas and Pacific. Limited shipments of perishables and military supplies move while sabotaged track sections are reported. Union Pacific faced a restraining order delaying a broader strike.
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The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Missouri Pacific
W. Thomas Rice
Seaboard Coast Line
Atlantic Coast
Texas & Pacific
Union Pacific
Lincoln
Neb
Dist
Robert van Pelt
Union
Boy 14 Hangs Self After School Ridicule
In Concord Massachusetts police report a 14 year old freshman at Carlisle Regional High School hanged himself with a necktie in his bedroom closet after leaving a note to his father denouncing the taunts of fellow students. The medical examiner said he would investigate harassment at the school and the principal acknowledged some level of teasing among students.
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Concord
Mass
Concurn- Carlisle Regional High School
Boston
Flab
Fatsao
Fat Boy
Leroy P. Houck
John J. Donovan
Dono’van
Nazi group seeks Rockwell burial at national cemetery
The American Nazi Party sues in U S district court claiming the Defense Department violated the Constitution by blocking Nazi armbands and regalia at Culpeper Virginia national cemetery last summer. The dispute followed Army actions preventing the burial of George Lincoln Rockwell, the party's assassinated leader, after members refused to remove insignia.
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Alexandria
Vac
UPT
American Nazi Party
George Lincoln Rockwell
U.S. District Court
Defense Department
Culpeper
Army
Rockwell
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