Kennedy warns Soviets over press distortions in 1961 interview
The piece notes Kennedy's firm stance on Soviet breaches of treaties and influence. It contrasts Izvestia's uncensored Kennedy transcript with the mutilated Reagan interview, omitting key points on Afghanistan Grenada Star Wars and nuclear arms. The author criticizes Soviet media while urging principled American journalism.
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Moscow
Europe
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Ronald Reagan
Izvestia
Reagan
Afghanistan
Grenada
America
Mikhail Gorbachev
Time Magazine
Gorbachev
Royal couple Diana and Charles address rumors on TV
Princess Diana and Prince Charles sat for a televised interview to clear up rumors about their family life. The couple presented a united front and urged the public to trust their personal story amid press scrutiny.
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Princess di
Prince Charles
Prince and
Princess of Wales
Charles
Diana
Britain
Royal drama boosts fame in celebrity TV era
The piece laments royal figures engaging in television, arguing it erodes mystique and makes royals resemble ordinary celebrities like Sean Penn and Madonna. It warns crown-bashing may grow, urging stiff upper lips to avoid becoming merely human and fodder for gossip.
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Sean Penn
Madonna
Mengele Family Helped Nazi Doctor Evade Capture
DOJ probes whether Josef Mengele received help from his West German family, who owned a major farm machinery firm, to hide after World War II. Evidence suggests the family aided his escape to Argentina and kept him concealed while dodging German investigations, with no legal obligation to cooperate.
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Washington
Josef Mengele
Justice Department
U.S
Angel of Death
Auschwitz
Mengele
Neal Sher
Office of Special Investigations
Sher
Klaus Barbie
Lyon
South America
Hns Family
West Germany
Mengeles
Germany
Irene
Nuremberg
Argentina
Simon Wiesenthal
Mongele Company
Hans Sedlmeir
Family newspaper listing from Elyria Chronicle Telegram 1985
The Chronicle Telegram page lists staff roles and offices for The Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co in Elyria Ohio including publisher Arthur Wodnatt editor Arnold Miller and other staff positions as of Saturday November 9 1985 with address 225 East Ave Elyria Ohio 44038 and PO box 4010 Flyria.
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Arthur? Wodnatt
Arnold Miller
Charles
Tack
Weaver
Carpe Moller
Hugh Alcara
Loram County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
P.O
Flyria
Ohio
Schoepfle Beard
Arthur D Hudnuth
Elyria
Hypocrisy in U S terror rhetoric and allied loyalties
A columnist argues that no government is truly friends with another and criticizes the Reagan administration for hyping moral indignation over Egypt Italy and Yugoslavia while maintaining ties with Saudi Arabia Syria and Israel He calls for breaking diplomatic relations and imposing sanctions to combat terrorism. He also warns the U S public to demand honesty from their government.
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George Washington
Italy
Egypt
Yugoslavia
Achille Lauro
Washington
Turkey
United States
U.S
Lebanon
Israel
PLO
Reagan
Saudi Arabia
Aramco
Iraq
Syria
Reagan Administration
Iam
Hanoi
Jane Fonda
Parents seek trust fund for child strip‑search trauma cases
Chronicle Telegram reports parents and attorneys seek 76 000 for each student injured by alleged strip search. They urge funds be placed in a trust for future psychological care, to be used only for the child and overseen by courts to prevent misuse.
Teachers thank Congressman Pease for protecting Lorain pensions
The Lorain Education Association publicly thanks Congressman Don Pease for his efforts to safeguard teachers retirement plans. They note three months of collaboration to keep teachers from forced enrollment in social security, preserving local pension costs and shielding taxpayers.
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Lorain Education Association
Don Pease
Congressman Pease
Lorain Board of Education
Tale of Two Apples from Stark Nursery Catalog
A reader recalls 1979 to 1980 growing Stark Nursery apples from a Jonathan type sport. Two giant apples formed near the trunk but fell prey to birds and a playful Boxer, leaving one promising specimen and plans for next year.
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Charles Dickens
Stark
Oregon
Ralph Murbach
Ralph
Bobby Burns
Mice and Men
Artapley
Boxer
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