Baltimore firefighter killed as ceiling collapse traps crew
In southeast Baltimore a fire at 5:98 a.m. trapped seven occupants and caused a basement ceiling to collapse. 25 year veteran St John Kalban, 51, died at 7:45 a.m. at the Francis Scott Key Medical Center after nearly 100 firefighters battled the two alarm blaze. Three other firefighters were seriously injured.
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Flynn
St. John Kalban
al Francis Scott Key Medical Center
Six Die in Separate New Jersey Fires
Six people including four children were killed early Sunday as fires swept through homes in Neptune Township and Fort Lee New Jersey. Investigators rule out arson in Neptune with a presumed cause linked to an unclear origin while Port Lee deaths were blamed on a cigarette. Two firefighters and four residents were injured with two hospitalized in satisfactory condition.
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Neptune Township
Fort Lee
Monmouth County
John Kaye
Petuogg U Laldbaer
Port Lee
Steve Curry
Seymour Braunstein
Records show US hid Nazi scientists to recruit them after WWII
Declassified documents reveal American officials altered dossiers to bring hundreds of former enemy scientists, including Wernher von Braun, into the United States under Project Paperclip. The program, approved by Truman, faced State Department objections and barred active Nazi Party members, yet dossiers were changed to bypass restrictions.
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United States
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Dachau
Truman
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Joint Intelligence Objectives Agency
Joint Chiefs of Staff
the Bulletin
Educational Foundation of Nuclear Science
Chicago
Linda Hunt
New York Times
Herbert J. Cummings
Bureau
Washington
Bulletin
European
Indian tribes grow force in Maine economy and politics
In Maine the Passamaquoddy and Penobscot tribes advance from wards to economic power with multimillion dollar investments in cement plants radio stations and woodlands totaling about 230000 acres. Their legislative presence grows as officials say tribes now command respect and are treated like established partners in state development.
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Maine
UPI
Passamaquoddy
Penaherat
Wayne Newell
Newell
Endre Janelle
Joseph Brenman
Janelle
Scott Paper
Wiscasset
Anti abortion activist pulls fetus from coat on TV interview
In Pensacola Florida an anti abortion activist displayed what he claimed was a fetus during a WEAR TV interview. John Burl pulled the bundle from his coat triggering an on air sign off and a wider probe into possible law violations. Deputies gathered videotape and took calls as investigators sought to determine the incident’s legal implications.
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Heidelberg
Wright Field
Ohio
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Pensacola
Fla
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Buri
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