Sikh leaders reject blame as Sikhs face terror ties
New York Sikh leaders urge caution against linking Sikhs to terrorism after Air India crash and Narita blast. They liken scapegoating to Nazi-era tactics, stress Sikh beliefs oppose violence, and note community leaders call for calm while India’s own violence against Sikhs draws concern.
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Narita
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Sikh Cultural Society
India
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Sikh Heritage Institute
Nazi Germany
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Queens
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United States
New Jersey
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Amritsar
Indira Gandhi
Ralph Singh
Committee On Human Rights
Syracuse
Singh
Akali Dal Party
President of Palau assassinated in Koror shock
AP reports Palau President Haruo I. Remeliik was shot thrice near his home in Koror shortly after midnight. The 50s leader, elected in 1981 and sworn in Jan 1, was fatally wounded as he walked from his car. Vice President Outerong, in New York, to return to Palau.
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Palau
Haruo I. Remeliik
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Island
Bonifacio Basilius
Alfonso R. Outerong
New York
Basilius
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Philippines
Guam
Hawaii
Union Carbide
NYT
Contra aid effort fails to reach Nicaraguan refugees
Washington AP reports two attempts last year by the Nicaraguan Democratic Force to raise U S money for refugees through outside groups largely failed. Edgar Chamorro says a Panamanian based foundation and CIA funds were used to divert aid while lawmakers considered resuming non lethal aid to the rebels.
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Central America
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Chamorro
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FDN
CIA
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United States
INS
U.S
Human Development Foundation
Nicaragua
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Senate
Nazi war criminals aided by U.S. immigration after World War II
A General Accounting Office report to Congress says at least two wanted Nazi war criminals and several others with intelligence ties received official American help immigrating to the United States after World War II. The inquiry, covering 114 individuals, found no evidence of a formal program and withheld most names for classified reasons.
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Washington
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Germany
Paraguay seeks redress over Mengele Nazi claims
Paraguay and pro government media press for clearing calumnies about harboring Josef Mengele. Forensic results in Sao Paulo locate a body as Mengele. editorials condemn lies and seek international recognition of Paraguay’s “calumny.” Prosecutors indict Beate Klarsfeld and a Paraguayan opposition figure for alleged slander.
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Paraguay
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Mengele’s
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Mengele
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Klarsfeld
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