Afterwar Nazi Aid Tied To U.S. Intelligence Officials
Former U S Counter Intelligence Corps officers told BBC that American intelligence aided Nazi war criminals including Klaus Barbie after World War II. They claimed belief these men could be useful to the United States and admitted a lack of pangs of conscience.
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Klaus Barbie
United States
Eugene Kolb
U.S. Counter Intelligence Corps
Europe
Kolb
British Broadcasting Corp
Barbie
Lyon
Augsburg
BBC
America
France
John McCloy
U.S
Germany
Claude Sucrelles
Herbert Bechtold
Colleges urged to boost advisers alongside instruction
A UCLA survey of 1600 college students finds most professors are useful as instructors but poor as advisers. Only 42 percent satisfied with academic advising and 37 percent with career counseling, while 78 percent praised overall instruction. The study urges universities to pair current curricula with stronger guidance and placement services.
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Kenneth C. Green
Ucla Education
UCLA
Higher Education Research Institute
American Council On Education
Governor Cuomo Should Balk Honor at Powell Building Rename
Opinion argues Gov Cuomo should veto the bill to rename the Harlem State Office Building after Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Powell was expelled, later reinstated, and fined. supporters recall Harlem hero status, but author says many untainted Black leaders exist and naming a public building effaces misconduct. The building sits at 125th Street and Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard.
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Cuomo
Studds
Crane
House of Representatives
Adam Clayton Powell Jr
Powell
Harlem
Congress
House
Supreme Court
Mario Cuomo
125Th Street
West gas projects aim to curb Soviet energy grip off Norway
Western nations race to fund development of Norway's Troll offshore gas field 1000 feet underwater amid storms and high costs. Analysts see $285 billion potential but critics warn price stability and field costs may hinder viability. לדעת
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Norway
Troll
Great
Macho mentality and nuclear fear echo in letters and politics
A July letter argues that a nuclear freeze could invite Soviet takeovers and prolongs the arms race. It cites U.S. missiles, questions national security, and critiques Democratic leaders for ER A stance while praising restraint and cautious policy. A second letter honors a Vietnam veteran, contrasting peace ideals with political partisan digs.
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Nicholas Duplak
America
United States
Soviet Union
David Goodman
Syracuse
Saying Something to a Mugger in Chicago Etiquette Debate
In Chicago a discussion on how to respond during a mugging contrasts polite conversation with silence. Lawrence Bommer shares a theft incident from Hyde Park where a wallet and watch were taken after casual talk failed. A friend was assaulted while mugger suspects mused about Reagan, revealing the blunt reality of street crime.
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Chicago
Studs Terkel
North Side
Terkel
Lawrence Bommer
Bommer
Jock Vanderven
Court Theater
Hyde Park
South Side
Rommer
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
White House
Vanderven
Laok
Laughing Through Tears with a Clown’s Cheer
A friend writes about cheering a sad companion with humor and lighthearted tricks. The speaker imagines donning a clown persona to ease sorrow, spark a smile, and help the other person feel good about themselves, even if just for a moment.
Frank Reynolds Remembered as Newsman with Human Touch
Frank Reynolds mourns the passing of ABC's anchorman Frank Reynolds, a broadcaster who connected with viewers by blending clarity with empathy. A heartfelt tribute notes his dedication to delivering news with warmth and integrity.
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ABC
Frank Reynolds
A Little Leary Seems the Only Parking Places
A brief notice notes limited or questionable parking options in the area. The piece highlights scarce spaces, cautious planning, and potential adjustments for drivers seeking curbside spots.
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Arthur Jenkins
Herald
THE
Herald Company
Clinton Square
N.Y
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Timothy D. Bunn
Donald P. Pickard
Stephen A. Rogers
Robert T. Hannessey
R. Gary Kruger
Bedfellow
Gestapo
Bolivia
South America
Soviet
Posals
West
Moscow
Western
Washington
Yamal
Urengoi
U.S. State Department
Siberia
West Germany
Italy
Austria
Finland
Marnitte
Caru
Troll Field
Cirutain
Spain
Nernewratt
Sega
Rigg
West Europe
Erbee
Switzerland
Vietnam
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Glenn
Mondale
Hart
Cranston
Hollings
Fritz Mondale
Michael Vesosky
Elbridge
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