American woman recalls captivity by Russians in Germany
Barbara McCash of Atlanta says captivity five days after a plane was forced down behind the Iron Curtain was not rough. She describes humane treatment, a Russian helper, separate room for her and husband, and unusual meals. She and her husband Paul plan to resume their vacation if possible, continuing to Berchtesgaden, Oberammergau, and Switzerland, weathering the disruption to their plans.
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Tile Facing Collapses From State Office Building
In Indianapolis a section of tile facing detached from the fifth floor of the old State Office Building and fell to the pavement below. No injuries were reported though a witness said a pedestrian narrowly avoided being struck. Tile fragments damaged a main floor window.
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Illinois Man Faces Holdup Charges Here
Freeport Illinois man Edward Reiley, 38, faces a federal indictment over a $19,327 Bank of Logansport robbery on January 29. He appeared Wednesday, waived preliminary hearing, and is held on $50,000 bond. Officials said transfer to Indiana for prosecution remains undetermined. Reiley was arrested Tuesday at Lowes Park, a Rockford suburb, and denies involvement in both Logansport and a Des Moines robbery.
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Guide Lamp executive to speak at Anderson Realtors luncheon
H K Rice, education training director at Guide Lamp Division of General Motors and chairman of the Anderson Chamber Economic Committee, will be guest speaker Friday at Farris Cafeteria during the Anderson Board of Realtors noon luncheon. He will discuss Guide Lamp and the Anderson Community.
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Underground Safe For Logansport Firms Planned
Logansport Indiana reports that Roland and Richard Terry of the Clem Corp plan an underground vault southwest of Burrows to store business records for firms within a 150 mile radius. The concrete vault will be 120 feet long 13 feet high and 15 feet wide with steel exits lined with lead.
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Logansport, Ind
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Richard Terry
Clem Corp
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Vault to be air conditioned with independent power system
The announcement notes a vault will have its own air conditioning and power setup. After construction the vault will be open for inspection by a public authority. Exact location will not be made public. Bulletin-Herald Classifieds
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