Commission probes WWII Japanese relocation ethics and scope
The wartime relocation commission in Washington opens hearings to assess whether the 1942 internment of Japanese Americans and Aleutians inhabitants was justified. Witnesses include Gen Mark Clark, Mike Masaoka, Gordon Hirabayashi, James Rowe, and Leland Barrows as the panel seeks a deep, candid report on past government actions.
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United States
Pearl Harbor
Aleutians
Aleutian Islands
Mark Clark
442Nd
Nisei) Infantry
Europe
Pacific
Mike Masaoka
James Rowe
Francis Biddle
Leland Barrows
War Relocation Authority
Commission
Glare Pia Paid at nee and Fublediog Compe
Glare Pia at nee and Fublediog Company payment details show a 91.50 weekly carrier rate for route 5695 and a mail rated portion in the United States. The fragment references a P O box 4010 and an address 255 East Avenues, noting a postal or carrier fee structure in a historical context.
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Nee & Fublediog
East Avenuas
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United States
No broad agreement expected at Western summit in Canada
Reagan and six other wealthy democracies gather at Chateau Monte Bello near Ottawa for a two day Western economic summit amid hopes of accord on Europe Japan and U S economies. Trudeau Schmidt Thatcher host a largely peaceful get acquainted meeting as leaders face inflation unemployment and energy concerns.
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Reagan
Canadian Woods
Ottawa
Europe
Japan
United States
America
U.S
Canada
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Trudeau
Helmut Schmidt
Margaret Thatcher
Venice
Italy
Francois Mitterrand
France
Zenko Suzuki
Giovanni Spadolini
European Common Market
Gaston Thorn
Luxembourg
Chateau Montebello
Ottawa River
Washington
Rambouillet
Gerald R. Ford
Scriptwriters may ratify pact Tuesday
HOLLYWOOD UPI The scriptwriters strike could end by Tuesday with ratification of a four year contract. Writers expect some to work by midnight Tuesday as the fall TV season is saved though delayed one or two weeks. The agreement provides 2 percent revenue shares after producers recover specified thresholds and a 52 to 57 percent wage increase retroactive to March 2. Ratification by the guild and its members is expected.
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Hollywood
UPI
Writers Guild West
Melville Shavelson
Guid
Frank Pierson
Cuba to Try Hijackers of Eastern Airliner in Havana
Cuban radio said two men who hijacked a U S East er n Airlines jet to Havana are Cuban exiles and will be tried in Cuba. The women and four children who accompanied them were described as wives and children. The hijackers seized a Lockheed L 1011 Tristar en route from Chicago to Puerto Rico via Miami and forced a diversion to Cuba. All 180 passengers and 12 crew were unharmed in the first U S airliner hijacking of the year. FBI officials in Miami had not yet identified the hijackers.
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UPI
Cuba
Eastern Airlines
Havana
United States
Radio
Chicago
Puerto Rico
U.S
William Nettles
FBI
O'Connor seen as strong leader amid mixed views on issues
Portrait of Sandra Day O'Connor as a formidable, disciplined figure. Friends cite her inner strength and legal dedication while critics question her temperament and sentencing style. Reports note her rise from Stanford Law to state politics and her poised stance on abortion ERA and church-state matters.
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Sandra Day O'Connor
Kennecott Copper
Senate
John O'Connor
Sandra Day
Stanford Law School
Arizona
Indian Territory
Geronimo
Sandra
Dutierre
Heeawe
Goldwater
Sandberg
State Senate
Shirley Whestoo
He Persouree
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