Warsaw exhibit sparks Nazi photo scandal at school
The Warsaw newspaper identified headmaster Olgierd 2 as the man in charge of a school trip to an exhibition on Nazi war crimes. Children misread a Gestapo officer photo as him, and Olgierd 2 denied being a Nazi. his wife confirmed a past theater role as a Gestapo officer in 1946, while officials investigate how the photo entered the War set exhibit.
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Olgierd 2
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Olgierd 7
Hart Wife Arrested At Peace Rally In Detroit
Mrs Philip Hart wife of the Michigan senator was arrested during a peace demonstration with 185 others after allegedly violating a General Services Administration rule. She posted a $25 bond and is due in court January 14. The Hart family notes her as a licensed pilot and active activist with eight children.
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Philip A. Hart
Michigan
Ioes
Dha Benlanan
Juga Encequen
General Services
Jans Hart
Mr. Hert
Detroit
Walter C. Briggs
Red Cross
George Washington University
Senate
Hart
U.S
Brookline man wins 820000 for auto crash injuries
Brookline resident John Buckman 22 receives 820000 for injuries from a March 1968 truck auto collision near New Haven Connecticut. Defendants are Wilson Freight Co of Ohio and Chester Berger of New Jersey. Buckman lost a hand and suffered facial injuries burns while riding as a hitchhiker in a car driven by Walter Jackson of Hartford who was killed in the crash.
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John Buckman
New Haven
Conn
Hie Wilson Freight Co
Ohio
Chester Berger
New Jersey
Wilson
Buckman
Walter M. Jackson
Hartford
Jackson
Connecticut Turnpike
Reports Of Large North Vietnam Casualties In Central Highlands
Saigon and South Vietnamese forces claimed major kills in two Bu Prang-Duc Lap area battles. Government artillery and air power reportedly killed 243 enemy soldiers near Bu Prang while claiming 11 Vietnamese casualties in that sector. A second clash south of Die Lap yielded 30 enemy dead with 7 Vietnamese killed and 11 wounded.
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Bu Prang-Duc Lap
Central Highlands
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Montay
Hey
Die “Lap
Bu. Preng
Poll Shows No Faith in S. Viet Army
HONOLULU report by pollster Louis Harris finds 73 percent of Americans favor Nixon's Vietnam troop withdrawal while only 22 percent trust the South Vietnamese army to carry on. Harris notes public wants withdrawal but hopes to end the war on honorable terms, avoiding a Communist takeover.
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UPS
Louis Harris
Nixon
Vietnam
U.S
Artis
National Wholesale Drug Association
Harris
New Heart Pioneer Bernard Anolik Dies at 47
Pittsburgh UPI Bernard Ben Anolik, a former boxing promoter who lived 14 months with a transplanted heart, died early today at Presbyterian University Hospital. He was the world’s first recipient in Pennsylvania and one of the longest-lived heart transplant patients. Hospital officials cited overwhelming infections linked to continued anti-rejection drug use.
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UPI
Bernard
Ben) Anolik
Presbyterian University Hospital
Anolik
Pennsylvania
Supersonic pilot bails out over ocean near surfers
Honolulu reports a training flight ending in a high altitude ejection as an FIO2 Delta Degeer jet flameout forced pilot Moncrief to eject at 1000 feet above the waters off Honolulu. He skimmed the sea, then paddled ashore on a surfboard, sharing gear with bystanders and thanking parachute packer Gilbert Cera.
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Air
Moncrief
Moncref
Gilbert Cera
Amy
Tve
Officer's Valiant Try Fails to Save Boy
In North Philadelphia Patrolman Joseph Blickley raced ten floors in a now-out-of-service elevator to aid four year old Henry Harper suffering from a respiratory ailment. He carried and resuscitated the child during a desperate descent and rushed him to St Joseph's Hospital where the boy died shortly after arrival.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Blickley
North Philadelphia
Henry Harper
Blickley
St Joseph’s Hospital
Royal Household Horses May Be Sold For Slaughter
Headlines report the Household Cavalry selling retired horses to slaughterhouses drawing outrage from animal lovers. Defence officials confirm some horses discharged last year were killed for meat, with Buckingham Palace and Queen Elizabeth II not involved. Animal groups urge humane action while Continent laws set high export values to deter horse meat trade.
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London
Britain
Royal Horse Artillery
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth II
133rd Birthday Marked in Ali-Bairamly Azerbaijan
Moscow UPI reports Kasumoy of Ali-Bairamly celebrated his 133rd birthday on Monday as Tass said his 25th great granddaughter was born. The rustic town links to historic ages and notable family lines amid a rare longevity claim.
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UPI
Beyuk-Aga
Kasumoy
Ali- Bairamly
Tass
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