Berlin Summit Recurrent Talks Face Repeated Stalemate
The piece reviews decades of East West diplomacy around Berlin, noting failed ideas, recurring demands for Western troops to leave Berlin, and the pattern of stalled talks. It discusses past summits, the U2 incident, and speculation about a future summit with Kennedy De Gaulle and Macmillan amid Khrushchev’s pressure.
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No-Bar to Host Pony Show at Columbus
No-Bar Riding Club hosts the annual Pony Associated Clubs Horse Show on the grounds at Columbus. The event gathers riders from about 14 clubs, with roughly 130 horses entered. Model classes start 10 30 a m and main show at noon, offering English and Western events including jumping keyhole races clover leaf and pole bending. Ringside parking and free bleacher seating noted by Mrs. Al Fox.
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Victoria Cross winner dies at 76 in London hospital
Michael O Leary first Irishman to win the Victoria Cross in World War I died after two weeks in a London hospital. He was 76. O Leary earned the V C in 1915 for charging two trenches alone, killing eight Germans and capturing two then bombing a machinegun nest. He later served with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and worked in a London hotel.
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