East German vacations limited by plan and risk
About 17 million West Germans plan European holidays this summer while East Germans face strict travel limits. Border guards deter escapes, foreign travel scarce, and state organized vacations favor loyal workers. Trade unions control subsidized trips with capped “vacation checks” and bed shortages stay pervasive.
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West Germany
East Germany
Senate To Pass Any Nuclear Ban Treaty
U S disarmament director William C Foster predicts Senate approval for a Soviet West nuclear test ban treaty. He says the fight will be bruising but unlikely to fail, notes inspections matter but not as a magic number, and argues the Russians pose the real obstacle to a treaty rather than Congress.
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U.S. Disarmament
William C. Foster
Washington
Soviet Union
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Moscow
League of Nations
Liam Proxmire
D-Wis
U.S. Senate
Congress
Land purchase notice for Huntsville Meridian Alabama
United States Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management announces Alfred White and Aline White filed application BLM 068170 to purchase NW% NW% section 5 T S R W Huntsville Meridian Alabama. Objections or claims must be filed within thirty days from first publication with John L. Rankin manager New Orleans Office. June 5 12 19 26.
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United States Department OF the Interior
Bureau of Land Management
Alfred White
Aline White
T. S
R. W
Huntsville
Meridian
Alabama
John L. Rankin
New Orleans
P. O. Box
Louisiana
Shortages Shape Communist Family Vacations Abroad
The passage notes many families must share three-bed rooms, meals are scarce, and full family vacations are rare. Nonworking wives cannot join, teens go to Young Pioneers camps, while the official travel bureau offers cheaper vacations but can only serve about a third of applicants.
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Young Pioneers
Communist Youth Movement
West
Cullman Arrests Four For Burglary
Cullman County Sheriff W. C. Waldrop said four Cullman men McGraw 19 Johnson 21 Dye 33 and Hill 20 have been arrested in a case spanning back to November 1961. The suspects face charges tied to burglaries including Johnson's Grocery Store in the Negro section and the Hanceville American Legion Home.
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Cullman
Cullman County
W. C. (Crant) Waldrop
John Rowland McGraw
Jonah (Curley) Johnson
Phillip Dye
Fred Wood Hill
Cullman, Man
Harris Case
Johnson's Grocery
Hanceville
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