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rage 20 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Thursday, Oct. 19, 1961 APOLOGY BIGGER, BETTER, BRIGHTER THAN EVER 44 Ei Y3 man's I I Kif2f Is Offered To Father Of Anne Frank By Man Who Slurred Diary LUEBECK. Germany, Oct. 18 (a a German schoolteacher lias retracted a three-year-old statement that Uie diary or Anne Frank was a fake. He apologized to the dead girl's father for having questioned the book's authenticity.

i The retraction and apol-osy ended the slander trial of Lothar Stielau. who was suspended from his teach- ing job two years atfoforsay- ing the Jewish girl's wartime diary was not authentic. Stielau made his new statement yesterday alter i ill ii ill White Swan I ACE FROSTED a 1 tm'h a A OR GLITTERING TRIMMED PAJAMAS, SLEEP OR LOUNGE IN EQUAL EASE Presiding Judge Freiherr von Bredow of the Luebeck State Court declared that was no reason to doubt that the diary was genuine. He said expert studies prepared for the court left no doubt on this point and suggested that Stielau retract his statement without going through a difficult and bitter trial. The Judge also proposed that if Sheulnu withdrew his charge, Anne's father, Otto Frank, should drop his slander charges.

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Science Teachers Ponder Studies Dr. Nancy Nunnally, professor of education at the University of Cincinnati, will be chairman of a discussion group at the North Central Regional Conference of the National Science Teachers Association, meeting today through Saturday at the Netherland Hilton Hotel. Participants in the conference, theme of which is "Motivating the Learner," are science teachers, supervisors, administrators and educators from Michigan, Western Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, and Ontario, Canada. Dr. Nunnally will be chairman of a group that will discuss "Building a Science Program." i S8 1 fc a -ATCIIABLE 1 A-' OMEN IN WHITE WEAR A One-Minute Test Of Your HORSE SENSE By Dr.

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