Escape At Berlin Wall Breaks Through With Car Charge
A physician recounts fleeing East Berlin as the border closed on a August morning. With tanks, police, and armed guards at the Brandenburg Gate, he decides to risk a dash to West Berlin to save his family and dog, racing past startled soldiers after pleading for an escape with official business.
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East Germany
West Berlin
East Berlin
Brandenburg Gate
People's Police
Gamblers Beat Law Probe Hears
Senate rackets investigators seek to show how the underworld uses trickery and modern electronics to promote big time gambling. Testimony has suggested corruption of some law enforcement officials as a method, though no official graft has been pinned yet. Witness Elum Bill is among those called.
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G. Milton Kelly Washington
Senate
Underworld
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Elum
Bill
Community events and notices from Blevins Hope area
Homecoming services at Shorter Chapel AME Church in Blevins on Sunday Aug 27 led by Rev L MW Dixon with dinner on the grounds. Southwest District Congress Chorus also to perform. Shover Street 4 H Club picnic Aug 28 at Texarkana Dam. bus departs Hicks Funeral Home 8:30 am and Neighborhood Grocery 9 am. Fare $1. City Wide Sing splintered event Aug 20 at Lonoke Baptist Church with officers elected and Griffin crowned with 16.50. Sept 17 Singspiration to meet at Bes Bee Memorial CME Church. Obituary: Henry White of Nevada County died Aug 24 in Hope. survivors listed. Hicks Funeral Home to announce arrangements.
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Blevins
L, MW. Dixon
Chicago
W. M. Dixon
Shover Street Community 4-H Club
Texarkana Dam
Hicks Funeral Home
North Side
Louise Hicks
Bernice Stroughter
Lyphenia Hicks
Lois Ellis
Lonoke Baptist Church
Muriel Jamison
Henry Williams
Mylinda Brandon
Mary Qdgen
Mary Allen
Shirley Grifin
Miss Griffin
Lenoke Baptist Church
Bes Bee Memorial Cme
Henry White
Nevada County
Hempstead County
Hope
Millie Sue White
James White
Riverdale
Calif
Annie Mae Davis
Washington
Robert Lee White
Tacoma
Wash
Adell White
Florine Lawson
Will White
Hicks Funeral Home Inc
Caudell Charged With Illegally Transmitting Race Information
Richard E. Gerstein, Dade County state attorney, labeled Caudell an artist at stealing racing data and feeding it to clandestine wire networks serving U S and Canadian bookmaking firms. The subcommittee weighs new federal laws to curb race wires, illegal under Florida rules before and after races. He described hidden transmitters, hand signals, and relay networks used by bookies and their agents.
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Caudell
Florida
Richard E. Gerstein
Dade County
Miami
U.S
Gerstein
Indian dance plan sparks council clash in Wonderful City
In Wonderful, objections arise to a plan to hold Indian dances twice weekly as a tourist draw. Mayor Rainbolt and attorney Wattlesby clash with Belinda Snoddy over deed records while council members weigh the impact on park property and local taxpayers. The debate ends with deferral and a next meeting date. The story shifts to Ute job talks and ongoing civic wrangling as the scene closes with a promise to continue.
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Wonderful City Courtcil
Belinda Snoddy
Art
Heidegger
Huck
Huckabee J
Godykoontz
Huckabee
Pete
Morris
MacBeth
Rainboll
Ury
Escape to West Berlin and new life after peril
A witness recounts escaping a danger stall and crossing to West Berlin. He slips past a standstill, reaches safety among traffic, and finds help from friends. The family plans to join a Hamburg hospital staff, starting anew with almost nothing but hope for a better life.
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West Berlin
Hamburg
First Rider Convicted at Jackson
In Jackson Mississippi a 12 man all white jury convicted Henry Thomas of St Augustine Florida on a breach of peace charge in the first appeal trial of a convicted Freedom Rider. The jury deliberated 45 minutes. Thomas, a Negro student at Howard University, had appealed his earlier conviction in City Court and received a $9 fine and four month jail term.
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Jackson
Amy
Henry ‘Thomas
St. Augustine
Fla
Thomas
Howard University
Colonel Cleared in Tower Collapse Trial
Air Force Col. William M Banks was acquitted by court martial of negligence in the Texas radar tower collapse that killed 28. Banks, 46, declared his innocence as he wrapped up the trial in Newburgh New York. He had led the radar tower unit aboard Stewart Air Force Base and faced the Atlantic storm setback off the New Jersey coast. He returns to duty as assistant to the director of material management for San Antonio air bases.
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Newburgh
N.Y
Tap
Air Force
William M. Banks
Texas
Banks
Stewart Air Force Base
New Jersey
San Antonio
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