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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1978
Page
2
NATO allies agreed to bolster defense while pursuing guarded detente with the Soviet Union. They approved a long range defense study to coordinate forces into a unified postures. Secretary Harold Brown hailed the plan as the summit's centerpiece, warning against stopping now.
Six states ask a U S appeals court to reverse the new 15 cent first class rate, arguing the 2 cent increase is discriminatory. A Washington suit is also filed by the National Association of Greeting Card Publishers. The 13 to 15 cent rise for the first ounce took effect Tuesday and could raise about $1.9 billion yearly for the Postal Service.
Beatrice Mintz told Congress that scientists near creating mice carrying humanlike diseases, a step toward fighting genetic disorders. Yale's Clement L. Markert, Minnesota's Robert McKinnell, and Indiana University's Robert Briggs testified that human cloning remains far off and that federal funding should continue for animal cloning research.
UPI dispatch notes the start of hurricane season as Texas Gulf Coast agencies brace for storms. A new Texas A&M based disaster group aims to aid scientists, while in Garland a church roof collapse is blamed on a failed beam and a minister resists assigning blame.
A Nazi war crimes case moves forward as Gustav Franz Wagner, identified as Sobibor sub commander known as the human beast, faces extradition to Europe for trial. Polish survivor Stanislaw Szmajzner confirms Wagner’s identity and recalls Wagner’s brutality and role in jewelry work at the camp.
In Fort Lauderdale a 64 year old survivor reversed himself on cross examination saying he never saw Feodor Fedorenko murder Jews. A 68 year old former camp worker testified he unload ing corpses and personally saw Fedorenko shoot prisoners. Fedorenko, a 70 year old Ukrainian immigrant, faces possible denaturalization and deportation for alleged killings at Treblinka.
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