Iva Toguri D'Aquino Pardoned After Treason Conviction
CHICAGO AP. Iva Toguri D'Aquino, known as Tokyo Rose, was pardoned by President Ford after decades as a stateless Japanese American. She spent years in prison, maintained she harmed no Allied cause, and now runs a family gift shop in Chicago. The pardon restores citizenship and rights, ending years of debate over her case.
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No Toxics in Moscow Water Contamination Study Reversed
The U S embassy in Moscow said last week’s report of mercury and cyanide in water for foreigners was inaccurate. The embassy stated testing bottles may have contained the toxins rather than the water itself, clarifying the situation.
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