Armied-up Brother Chronicles a Soldier's Homecoming
In spring 1942 Elyria family gathers to welcome Al Goodman, oldest son who left for the Fifth Armored Division after boot camp in Aberdeen. A rediscovered attic photo reveals a moment of pride as Emma Nelson, Virginia, Marian, Ted and Tyler pose with parents Conrad and Mrs Goodman, captured by Chuck Nelson.
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Aberdeen
Maryland
Elyria
Fifth Armored
California
al Goodman
Emma Nelson
Virginia
Marian
Ted
Tyler
Conrad Goodman
Chuck Nelson
Emma
Mother Goodman
Karen
Gordon de la Vars
Virginia Ly
Goodmans
Stevenson
Nelson
Dabney
de la Spirit
Welcome Home image frames World War II homecoming memory
Memorial Day display in De La Vars studio window features a 16 by 20 sepia photograph titled Welcome Home. The scene recalls a cold sunny March day when Emma Nelson and Marian Dobney, then a high school junior, wore a new plaid coat.
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de la Vars
Emma Nelson
Marian
James Dobney
Secret NATO study warns of Soviet arms build up
Washington reports a secret NATO briefing cautions that the Kremlin will steadily raise military spending and arms development over the next decade as the West sustains defense spending. The study says no major Soviet attack is planned, but expansionism via proxies and arms sales is likely. Carter hosts a summit with 14 leaders at the Kennedy Center and State Department sessions follow.
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Washington
NATO
Kremlin
West
Angola
Ethiopia
Carter
Kennedy Center
Valery Giscard
Woman pilot injured in Gore Orphanage Road plane crash
Cleveland woman Barbara Zamlen, 19, was seriously hurt when her single engine Cessna 150 crashed while attempting a forced landing on a cornfield south of Route 162. She was pinned for about 30 minutes, then freed by rescue crews. she had departed Kent Airport earlier.
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Cleveland
Gore Orphanage Road
Rt. 162
Barbara Zamlen
E. 61St St
St. Joseph Hospital
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Gerald Burton
Miss Zamlen
Burton
Zarnlen
Zamien
Kent
Tom Mahl
Unser Seals third Indy 500 triumph in dramatic finish
Al Unser held up three fingers signaling a third win at the Indy 500, finishing 8.3 seconds ahead of Tom Sneva. Unser posted an average speed of 161.363 mph as crowds watched the dramatic finish. details on Page C-1. Postal rates rose again with a new 15 cent first class stamp effective at 12:01 am, reflecting a tripling since 1968 and an 86.1 percent rise in the cost of living.
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al Unser
Tom Sneva
Unser
UPI
Washington
Sunny and warm with mild Monday forecast
Mostly sunny and warm Monday with highs in the low to mid 80s. Partly cloudy Monday night with lows near 60. Partly sunny Tuesday with a chance of showers or thundershowers and highs in the low 80s. Winds from the south five to 15 mph Monday. Details on Page B-1.
Vitamin B-15 sparks debate as energy booster and FDA target
A three part series surveys B-15 also called pangamic acid, used by Atkins and athletes and touted by Soviet scientists as heart disease preventive. FDA critics call it a hoax while Russian studies claim wide benefits, and U S food regulators seize shipments amid noncompliance.
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Robert Atkins
Philip Nobile
Nobile
New York
New York Magazine
U.S
Ussr Academy of Sciences
Food and Drug Administration
E. T. Krebs
Yakov Shpirt
Moscow Clinical Hospital No. 60
Shpirt
FDA
United States
Chicago
Food Science Laboratories
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