Nazi leader Collin denies Jewish heritage report in Skokie
AP reports Nazi figure Frank Collin says he welcomes publicity from planned Skokie march but rejects claims he is Jewish and that his father survived the Holocaust. The piece notes Jewish residents in Skokie and discusses Collin’s family history with Dachau and name changes.
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Crack in Coliseum or Hair on Lens Sparks Debate
In Billings a teenager named Kermit Johnson warns photographers to check lenses after Rome Coliseum chaos. A Chicago federal judge orders the city to stop pay discrimination against female janitors and clerks, allocating about 175000 dollars in back pay and setting July 13 to determine class member count.
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