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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1973

Page

3

Gypsies Seek Freedom Across Ocean After Poland Flight

Three young Polish gypsies including Jan Horniak his wife Helen and her brother Robert Kolompar along with Horniaks 4 year old daughter Agatha, traveled from Milan to New York with stolen German passports. They fear immediate repatriation and seek asylum in the United States. They face immigration court hearings and are staying with a cousin in Queens for the weekend. They paid 1000 marks each for the passports hoping for a better life in America.

New York UPI Atlantic Poland Jan Horniak Hornjak Helen Agatha Robert Kolompar United States Italy West Germany Milan Queens Loleh Lakotose Lakotose Horniak America

Trawler search begins off Oregon after ship sinks

The Coast Guard reported the abandoned 278 foot Soviet trawler Sezd Ulkim sank 15 miles off the Oregon coast in 600 feet of water after colliding with the Nadhodka in heavy fog. A crew of 150 was rescued with no serious injuries and the wreck posed a navigation and pollution hazard amid fog and language barriers.

Coos Bay Ore UPI Coast Guard Oregon Sezd Ulksm

Protesters arrested near White House continue faith actions

Three more Roman Catholic peace protesters were arrested outside the White House after kneeling to pray. The group, part of CCNV, increased the total arrests to 25 since July 6 as they called for an end to bombing in Cambodia and urged prayer. The demonstrators said they would continue daily protests through August 15 unless the President acts.

Washington UPI White House Cambodia Executive Protective Service Robert Dieter James Hoogstra Chris Thomas Community For Creative Nonviolence CCNV Executive Mansion CONN

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