Border fence shifts on East German frontier amid fading life
US Army observers aboard a helicopter along the East West German border describe a changed frontier. The fence has moved back, mines and electrified lines have been removed, and towns near the line are abandoned or relocated. Guards, patrols, and customs officers note reduced activity but ongoing tension as the border remains heavily fortified and watched.
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West Germany
Don Neuman
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
German Democratic Republic
Federal Republic of Germany
Neuman
Liebau
Wolfgang Bauer
Bauer
Worcester
Mass
U.S. 2Nd Armored Cavalry Regiment
Coburg
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Harold Page
Wolfgang
Hamburg
Hirschberg
Zollen
Capt
Moedlareuth
Berlin
Atrol
Regnitzlesau
U.S
Bundesgrenschutz
Federal Border Protection Agency
Poice
Patrick Dolan
Oklahoma City
DDR
Democratic Deutch Republic
Berlin Wall
Dolan
Fulda
Schnapps
Ben Allison
Birmingham
Ala
Car imports seize 20 percent of US market in mid 1975
The article notes imports reached 20 percent of the US market by mid 1975 and 16 percent for all of 1974. It also reports that crime in 1974 rose 17 percent from 1973, marking the largest annual jump in 14 years.
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