Berlin Exodus Grows Amid Communist Pressure
West Berlin sees a large outbound movement to West Germany amid heightened border actions as movers report a surge in business. City officials note the exodus levels off but 13 000 residents have left since Aug 13 while 6 000 newcomers arrived, with 65 percent of leavers aged pensioners and a rising number of workers seeking jobs.
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Berlin
West Berlin
West Germany
Willy Brandt
Federation
Free University
Hamburg
Moroccan Mob Attacks French Embassy in Rabat
A pro Algerian nationalist mob surged into the French Embassy in Rabat, beat staff, and set fires as police arrived to eject demonstrators. A Casablanca protest followed with police dispersal. Moroccan officials issued apologies to France, while a royal aide condemned the attack.
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Rabat
Morocco
Casablanca
Algeria
Roger Seydoux
Mme
Alexandre Parodi
Parodi
France
Mohamed Filali
Hassan II
Seydoux
Paris
Maurice Couve de Murville
Mohamed Ben Slimane
Pierre
Allal el Fassi
Islamic Affairs
Istiqlal
Misused aid to Yugoslavia sparks West tensions
A Senate subcommittee accuses Tito of diverting U.S. foreign aid to back a neutral nation campaign. The 387 page study by Dr. Charles Zalar says Tito remains committed to international communism and would side with it in any war.
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Ate
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
U.S
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Internal Security Subcommittee
United States
Interna
Tito
Eastland
United Nations
Belgrade
Charles Zalar
Library of Congress
Zalar
Exiled Ecuadorian ex-president leaves for Argentina
Deposed president Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra fled Ecuador by air to exile in Argentina amid a power struggle with rival Carlos Julio Arosemena. Velasco Ibarra, 68, waved to supporters from the Mexican Embassy and traveled under heavy police escort as his government faced tax protests and rising living costs. Arosemena sought coalition support from major party leaders.
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Quito
Ecuador
Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra
Argentina
Velasco Ibarra
Arosemena
Carlos Julio Arosemena
Mario Ramadan
SAC Bombers Extend Atlantic Alert Under Reflex Refueling
The Defense Department said Strategic Air Command bombers fly over the Atlantic as jet tankers refuel from overseas bases. Operation Chrome Dome and reflex deployments keep B52 and B47 bombers airborne for quick retaliation, with missions extending toward Europe and polar regions.
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Washington
Defense Department
Strategic Air Command
Atlantic
Spain
Britain
Labrador
Western Hemisphere
New York Times
SAC
Polar
United States
Pentagon
Europe
Four Teens Die as Car Overturns Near Roaring River
An automobile carrying six teenage boys left North Carolina 268 on a curve Friday night, ran through a field and overturned several times near Roaring River, killing Archie Eugene Jordan and James Burchett, both 17, and Leonard H. Byrd and Joseph Charles Waddell, both 15. Frankie Clifton 18 of Winston-Salem and Alvin Reece Jolly 1 of Roaring River were hospitalized.
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Roaring River
N.C
T. C. Goodman
North Carolina
Wilkesboro
Archie Eugene Jordan
James Burchett
Winston-Salem
Rt. 1
Leonard H. Byrd
Joseph Charles Waddell
Frankie Clifton
Alvin Reece Jolly
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