German Reds Plan New Moves
Communist authorities in East Berlin announced new measures to harass West Berlin workers. Commuters must pay bills in West German marks, with jail threats for violators, while registration is enforced. Thousands of unregistered workers, and many unregistered in West Berlin, face penalties. critics say the move parallels a West Berlin restriction protest by the Western Allied commandants. Mayor Willy Brandt did not respond to East Berlin proposals for talks on commuting, as East Berlin cites freedom of movement but tightens controls.
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Cari
Hartman Berlin
Fast
West Berlin
Fron
East
West
East Berlin
Friedrich Ebert
Brandt
U.S
Ethel Waters Reflects On Sickness and Loneliness
Pasadena AP report notes Ethel Waters, aged 61, says she is sick broke and jobless yet finds happiness in faith. She describes past stardom in Cabin in the Sky and Membe r of the Wedding and recalls a 1960 heart attack that curtailed her career. Her faith and moral stance kept her away from unwanted offers.
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Pasadena
Calif
Ethel Waters
Miss Waters
Sears
Darlin
Jonely
World Briefs Span Venice Films and Jamaica Votes
Venice selects two American films for the 22nd festival opening Aug. 20. Jamaica sets Sept. 10 referendum on joining the West Indies Federation as Britain plans Caribbean independence next May. Manila reports nine men charged with attempted murder after attacks on a Protestant chapel. Saskatchewan Premier Thomas C. Douglas named leader of Canada's New Democratic Party, defeating Hazen Argue. Bonn says Soviet note and Berlin questions are hard in substance but moderate in tone.
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Venice
Italy
Enn Mittée Tatay
Tennessee Williams
Peter
Glenville
Etienne Perior
Kingston
Jamaica
Norman Manley
West Indies
Britain
Manila
Sunar Island
Philippines
Ottawa
Thomas C. Douglas
Saskatchewan
Canada
New Democratic Party
Douglas
Hazen Argue
Cooperative Commonwealth Federation
CCF
Bonn
Germany
Berlin
Lepage
Provernment
Old Spanish Swindle resurfaces in U S mail
In Washington NEA veteran reporter Jerry Bennett notes a revived version of the 200-year-old Spanish Swindle. The scam mails letters from someone in Mexico promising a share of a hidden fortune if the victim sends $10,000 to arrange a fake bank transfer. The con exists to lure victims with fake documents and a threatening messenger.
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Jerry Bennett
Washington
NEA
Iackers
U. Post Office Department
Mexico
Mexico City
U. S
Thebanker
Like Mother Like Daughter In Ohio Cypher Swindle Tale
ASHVILLE Ohio AP Mrs Carl Scathorn and her daughter Heverly 21 both re sundry lines in a wild tale from Cyprus and Ohio The piece describes a water pipeline sabotage in Cyprus a graduation at Chaney High School and a backstory of continuing education amid seasonal shortages It also covers a government inspectors warning about telemarketing style investment schemes that promise rich gains and target professionals and public figures with frauds tied to Mexican courts and extradition questions.
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Ashville
Ohio
Cyprus
Ohio State University
Notorious Criminals Engage In Strange Hobbies
FBI notes show fugitives’ pastimes range from sketching biblical scenes to antique collecting and coin hoarding. Stories cite John C. Everhart, Anthony Vincent Fede, and others, with clues on how hobbies aid or mislead identification and arrest.
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Jerry Bennett Wasilington
NSA
John C
Slick) Everhart
Athens
Atlanta
Everhart
Anthony Vincent Fede
Cleveland
Fede
FBI
Minneapolis
Minn
Edward Bentz
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Suchiverse
FAI
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Jones Home Improvement
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Gantta
Sal Tot By
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