Scholars allege Smithsonian’s Enola Gay exhibit distorts history
Fifty two scholars urge Smithsonian Secretary Heyman to balance the Enola Gay display with alternative views. They challenge a wall label claiming the bomb prevented an invasion and note wartime leaders doubted the need for Hiroshima. The controversy preceded the 50th anniversary of the bombing. Gar Alperovitz is among signers.
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Henry L. Stimson
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Martin Harwit
National Air and Space Museum
Historians Committee For
Gar Alperovitz
Nagasaki
Roswell Man Arrested on Rape and Kidnapping Charges
A Roswell man, Anthony Joseph Romero, 23, was arrested and arraigned on criminal sexual penetration kidnapping and related charges for the July 30 assault on an 18 year old Dexter woman. He allegedly forced her into a Jeep Cherokee, drove to an unknown location on U S 380, battered and choked her, and demanded she remove her clothes. The attack lasted from 12 30 a m to 3 10 a m with injuries reported. she was taken to the Eastern New Mexico Medical Center.
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Heymann says he warned White House on Foster papers
Former Deputy Attorney General Philip Heymann testified to the Senate Whitewater Committee that he warned White House counsel Bernard Nussbaum two years earlier about law enforcement access to Vincent Foster's papers. He recalled anger at Nussbaum over blocking police review and described a torn Foster note found after a White House search.
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Vincent Foster
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Bernard Nussbaum
Foster
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Roger Adams
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Alfonso D'Amato
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Hurley says Grant arrest left her shocked and wary
Elizabeth Hurley, in her first interview since Hugh Grant's June arrest, says she learned the news seconds before speaking to him on the phone and felt like she'd been shot. She describes strain in their relationship, notes they never planned marriage, and hints Grant may visit during her seven weeks filming in South Africa.
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Hurley
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Estee Lauder
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