Ambulance Service Plans Move to New Baytown Site
The Baytown Ambulance Service will move from the old Fire Station at 806 W. Nazro to a new 208 W. Sterling building within about two weeks. Owner Navarre says the shift will cut city utility costs and lower the contract fee, reducing taxpayer burden. The service employs 12 people plus Mr. and Mrs. Navarre, with a contract through mid-1974.
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Pope Paul VI to visit Poland and Auschwitz in August
Vatican reports indicate Pope Paul VI will fly to Poland in August and visit the Auschwitz gas chambers. Il Tempo cites Polish sources saying the Vatican and Poland may open diplomatic relations, though Vatican spokesman Federico Alessandrini declined to comment.
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East German leadership shift stirs Berlin frontier tensions
The departure of Walther Ulbricht ends a Moscow aligned era and brings Erich Honecker to East German power. A tougher line raises Berlin and frontier disputes, complicates Bonn treaties, and risks provoking Moscow and Washington as East Germany seeks recognition and control. Honecker’s hard stance heightens fears of renewed East West friction and potential Brezhnev Doctrine use.
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