Wallace to retire from politics after governor term ends
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace announced at the Alabama League of Municipalities convention in Mobile that he will retire from active politics when his term ends next year He considered a US Senate bid to replace John Sparkman but cited personal reasons including a divorce campaign fundraising challenges health and wheelchair limitations as factors in his decision He noted he could win but chose not to run amid declining polls and ongoing security concerns
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N.Y
Alabama League of Municipalities
Mobile
Wallace
Washington
Senate
Cornelia
Howell Heflin
Alabama
Body of Charlie Chaplin recovered after grave theft
Police in Switzerland arrested two suspects, a Pole and a Bulgarian, after Chaplin's body was stolen on March 2 and later recovered near Villeneuve. Investigators cited ransom demands and described the 325 pound oak coffin as requiring three men to move it. The Chaplin family declined comment.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Charlie Chaplin
Jean-Daniel Tenthorey
Villeneuve
Lake Geneva
Corsier-sur-Vevey
Chaplin
Tenthovey
Oona
Jean-Felix Paschaud
Tenthorey
GAO reports CIA FBI list Nazis on payroll
The GAO says CIA and FBI used alleged Nazi war criminals as information sources with seven paid by the CIA while the FBI had a confidential relationship with two and did not pay them. The State Department hired a Nazi-era German official as a consultant in the early 1950s due to Soviet knowledge. he left in 1953. The report found no wide conspiracy to obstruct prosecutions, though isolated obstructions were possible.
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United States
Accounting Office
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Rep
Joshua Eilberg
Dpa
House
Judiciary
Immigration, Citizenship and International Law
the Accounting Office
CIA
Europe
FBI
Foreign Ministry
State Department
Soviet Union
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Monterey Center
Roswell
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