West Berliners Start Major Housing Expansion Project
West Berlin launches a six year 150 million dollar plan in Britz to create 14 500 homes for 50 000 people. Architect Weer Gropius leads the redevelopment near the border with East Germany. The project includes churches schools nurseries shopping areas and three subway stations with central heating and pedestrian friendly streets. A brick time capsule was placed in the foundation stone but the first cylinder was stolen.
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Eye Exam Evidence Delays His Sentence
A string of major airplane crashes is tied to an eye examination delay for Wilbert Carter, who faces a sentence tied to a robbery case. An affidavit from an optometrist is cited as evidence delaying the proceedings. The report links Carter’s eye exam to delaying his punishment amidst recent fatal air disasters worldwide.
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Boy appeals to White House for safe playgrounds
Scott Turner, a seven year old from Sarda housing project in Diego Cal. writes to President Kennedy asking to set aside land for a canyon style supervised play area. Udall replies and promises to seek action, highlighting need for spaces with trees, frogs and earth for youth.
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Alger to Put New Democrat Lawmaker to Test
Rep Bruce Alger Republican from Texas says he will let Joe Pool the new Democrat at large carry Dallas projects including a $25 million federal building plan to test Democratic claims. Alger notes Kennedy will not easily deal with a conservative Democrat while pledging not to abandon Dallas issues.
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White House Starlings Battle Winds Down
Washington AP reports the White House starling problem lingers as taped bird distress sounds by the National Park Service reduce but not end the dawdling influx. Officials say starlings still roost in trees near dusk, though numbers have fallen from thousands to under a hundred on Friday.
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Texas Division Returning Home from Southeast Maneuvers
Soldiers of the Army's Old Ironsides division, the 1st Armored, begin returning to Fort Hood Texas within a week with completion by December. Some units had moved from Fort Stewart Georgia to Florida bases as part of Cuban buildup maneuvers. The withdrawal reflects a general troop pullback from strategic Southeast Coast locations.
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