Border Patrols Keep People From Leaving Communist Countries
Vienna dispatch details Iron Curtain border control with patrols two to three men, watch towers, and direct lines to defense posts. It notes border-area passes, minefields, and bribe risks from $1,000 to $5,000, while revealing holes in the system that allowed some to flee to the West.
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Deutschkreutz
Austria
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John F Kennedy cabinet rumors drive daily soap style briefing
President-elect John F Kennedy is covered in a news conference led by press aide Pierre Salinger. The update tracks who Kennedy has met and plans to meet, with speculation on cabinet posts and a Palm Beach trip for daughter Caroline. The segment hints at an upcoming hard news announcement.
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Rotary admits Gabon club to world service group
Gabon’s Libreville Rotary Club joins Rotary International expanding the organization to 120 countries. The recognition was announced in Evanston Illinois by UPI reports.
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Evanston, Ill
Santa Claus roots in Dutch settlers of New Amsterdam
The modern Santa Claus traces to the Dutch settlers of New Amsterdam, later renamed New York, and their Saint Nicholas traditions shaping Christmas folklore in America.
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