Brezhnev Rebukes West Over Berlin Curbs In Speech
In Moscow Brezhnev warned Western democracies against Berlin access restrictions and accused them of failing the world with racism violence and terror. He defended East Germany’s border controls and denounced the United States calling its system degraded and corrupt. He also cited Kennedy and King assassinations to illustrate Western failure. The speech followed Western notes urging Berlin access rights.
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Play Is Planned At Epworth Forest
A play titled Sure As You're Born will be presented to the public on Saturday night July 14 at 8 p.m. in the Epworth Forest campground auditorium near North Webster. Directed by Dr. Alfred Edgyean of Indianapolis the Epworth Forest Drama Company will stage a musical satire on theology and religion with numbers such as The Pulpit and the Pew On the Couch and Set Em Up. A wheat crop note follows about Kansas accounting for about one fifth of the U.S. wheat output.
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