Wiesenthal Believes Bormann Alive in Paraguay Border Area
Nazi hunter Simon Wiesenthal told Paris listeners he believes Martin Bormann survives, living near the Brazil Paraguay border. He cited aides and even a doctor as sources and said Bormann crosses the Parana River into Paraguay to evade danger.
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Paris
Martin Bormann
Brazil
Paraguay
Wiesenthal
Bormann
Hitler
Parana
Tiomkin Robbed at Home After Wife's Death
Composer Dimitri Tiomkin, 68, was tied up and robbed of $13 in his Los Angeles residence by three men. His secretary Martha Harrington also tied but unharmed. Tiomkin had just returned from Moscow after his wife Albertina Rasch’s death.
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Dimitri Tiomkin
Moscow
Los Angeles
Tiomkin
Martha Harrington
Albertina Rasch
Motion Picture Country House
Trumkin
Vehnikovsky
De Gaulles Son Promoted to Legion of Honor
Phillipe de Gaulle, 45, son of President Charles de Gaulle and skipper of the frigate Sufren, was promoted to commander of the Legion of Honor in a ceremony at Lorient France. The event honors the president's son and his role aboard France’s most modern fighting ship.
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Phillipe de Gaulle
Charles de Gaulle
Legion of Honor
Lann- Ridwue Naval Air Base
Lorient
France
Suffren
Gravedigger Nash Receives License Back for Busy Season
Roy Nash a Swindon gravedigger had his license restored just before his busy season. His six month suspension for speeding ended, with a court allowing him to drive again to reach distant graveyards. Nash had used a chauffeur since August, and his lawyer argued the penalty harmed his livelihood. The judge agreed.
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Roy Nash
Swindon
England
Indy
Nash
Astronaut Williams Killed in Jet Trainer Crash
Marine Corps Major C y Williams Jr , 35, a member of the third generation of astronauts, died when his T3S jet trainer crashed near the Florida Georgia line while en route from Cape Kennedy to Houston. An inquiry led by Alan B. Shepard will investigate the disaster.
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Morida- Georgia
Marine Corps
Maj. Cit
Moody Air Force Base
Valdosta
Miccosukee
Here
Air Force
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Moody
Joe H. Engle
John F. Ziegischmidt
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Ralph Keyes
The
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H. E. Ream
James Powell
Safety Office
Paul Haney
Williams
Pop Singer Accused of British Theft
Cass Turst 24 a 210 pound pop singer with The Mamas and the Papas faced magistrate court on charges of stealing two blankets and two keys from Embassy House Hotel in February. She was arrested after a Kensington dockside scuffle as the group arrived at Southampton aboard the liner France. Police and security intervened during the incident which also involved another band member Michelle Gilliami.
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UPI
Cass Turst
Kensington
Southampton
France
Michelle Gil-liami
Cass
Embassy House
Lou Adler
Scott McKenzie
Adler
Yugoslav Couple Loses Bid to Stay in U S
A Yugoslav couple Gruja and Desanka Apostolovic have lost a five year battle to remain in the United States. They will move to Canada after a deportation order was stayed pending Canadian immigration review. The couple has two U S born children and faces an interview and written exam for admission to Calgary area.
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Desanka
Yugo
U.S
Los Angeles
Yugoslavia
United States
Desanka Apostolovic
Canada
Log Ane Peles
Apostalovic
Belgrade
Alphonso Bell
Rcalif
Congress
US. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Miroslav
Danica
Bor
Apostolovic
Calgary
Alberta
Office of Canadian Immigration
Jennings
Rosenberg
AFL-CIO Seeks Court Ban on Convict Farm Labor
In San Francisco the AFL-CIO asked a superior court for a restraining order to end convict labor in California fields. Thomas L. Pitts criticized Governor Reagan for using convicts, arguing it prioritizes growers' profits over harvest workers. He urged wage improvements for farm laborers to remove the need for prison labor.
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Afl-Cio
San Francisco
UPI
Superior Court
California
Thomas L. Pitts
Gov. Reagan
Pitts
Donatanville Bound for Trial in Watts Slayings
Anthony D Dontanville 34, a landscaper, bound over for Superior Court trial on Aug 9 for the murder rape and strangling of Cecilia 7 and Roberta 6 Barili whose half-clothed bodies were found Aug 10 in a Watts vacant lot about 20 miles from their home. Trial set to begin Oct 26.
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Pasadena
Anthony D. Dontanville
Superior
Altadena
Cecilia Rener Barili
Roberta Ann Barili
Watts
Ome
Dontanville
Ohio State Strikers Press Court Order Amid Campus Picket
About 200 nonacademic union pickets ringed the Ohio State University campus despite a court order to end the walkout. Students largely attended classes. some volunteered for strikers’ jobs while police faced disturbances and the Lantern called the situation intolerable.
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Big 10
Shnng
the Lantern
OSE
Pas
North High St
Giant University
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