Berlin tensions and Khrushchev proposals analyzed by Clay
General Clay discusses Berlin as a Western citadel behind the Iron Curtain. He argues Khrushchev aims to sever Allied presence, seeks a settlement via international status, and warns against risks of a Berlin war while noting tensions with East Germany and Western European unity.
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West Berlin
Khrushchev
Federal Republic of Germany
Q. Khrushchev
Berlin
Mr. Khrushchev
Mr. K
U.S
Russia
Germany
East Germany
West Germany
Western Germany
Europe
East Berlin
Federal Republic of
Misfigured By A Hair Says Cop
Washington AP A DC patrolman Charles B. Kadel 50 returns to the force after miscounting his Navy years toward retirement. Auditor Pilkerson says 20 years on duty required before naval service can be used. Kadel has three years five months remaining. He quips he did not fare badly.
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Washington
Charles B. Kadel
Florida
Kadel
District of Columbia Retirement Board
Arthur R. Pilkerson
Navy
Pilkerson
Kachel
Wachovia seeks Hickory branch in major NC banking fight
State Banking Commission hears Wachovia’s plan to open a Hickory branch amid opposition from First National Bank of Catawba County First Citizens Bank of Smithfield Northwestern Bank of North Wilkesboro and many local citizens. Wachovia argues a local presence is needed to protect and grow its Catawba County interests in a competitive market.
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Raleigh
State Banking Commission
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
Hickory
North Carolina
Catawba County
Ben R. Roberts
John Jordan
First National Bank
Roberts
First National
Wachovia
First Citizens Bank of
Smithfield
First Citizens
Northwestern Bank of
North Wilkesboro
Municipal Auditorium
Archie K. Davis
John F. Watlington Jr
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Rarilee
Harllee
Jacqueline
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