Four Americans Detained by East German Police
Four American tourists including a girl were arrested in East Berlin while entering the 100 yard forbidden zone near the Berlin border and held for four hours. The Americans identified as Joe Gaston David Merril Charles Gaston and Joyce Britt were released after questioning and reported to U S Army at Fried rich Strasse. Four Britons were later freed after being removed from a Berlin bound train at the East West German border and it was unclear why they were detained.
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Berlin
UPI
East Berlin
West Berlin
Joe Gaston
David Merril
Charles Gaston
Joyce Britt
Hitler
Wilhelm Strasse
NEA Reports High Salaries for Public School Teachers
The National Education Association says at least 75 U.S. public school systems will pay $11,000 or more to classroom teachers next school year. Beverly Hills California will top the scale with a $14,000 maximum for teachers with doctorates. Wantagh New York is second at $13,488.
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Washington
UPS
National Education Association
U.S
NEA
Beverly Hills
Calif
Wantagh
N.Y
Air Force says Misawa race problem settled quietly
Tokyo based Air Force spokesman Col Dean Hess announced that racial trouble near Misawa base has been resolved in an orderly, peaceful manner. He cited mutual cooperation and open discussion as key, noting no incidents and that bars now serve both Negro and Caucasian patrons in small groups. He added no action against Japanese bars discriminating against foreigners.
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Japan
Air Force
Tokyo
UPID
U. S. Sun Air Force
Misawa
Col
Dean
Hess
Tito Hopes to Meet Kennedy in New York Visit
Yugoslav President Josip Broz Tito told Governor Pat Brown he hopes to meet President Kennedy during a fall trip to the United States. Tito also said he plans to attend the United Nations General Assembly session in New York and noted a prior meeting with Kennedy in the early 1950s.
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Belgrade
UPI
Josip Broz Tito
Kennedy
United States
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
California
Tito
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Brown
Yugoslavia
Italy
Vatican City
U.S
America
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Adriatic
Dubrovnik
Venice
Rock Display at Las Vegas Public Library This August
Rockhounds are invited to view rocks fossils and crystals at the Las Vegas Public Library through August a two case display in the reference room. Sponsored by the Clark County Gem Collectors the setup features local fossils crystals and petrified wood from Arizona Utah and Nevada.
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Las Vegas Public Library
East Mesquite
Clark County
John Maas
Stirling Wrye
Maas
Wrye
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
Dula Center
Distinctive Imported Gin Fuels Impeccable Martinis
A refined note credits a distinctive imported gin for the spirit of impeccably blended martinis, as connoisseurs insist on its smooth character and unlively cool presentation.
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Friedrich Strasse
Cologne
Delicatessen
Roxy
Sahara Hotel
First National Bank
Krercher Ins. Agency
Khruahchev
Hing
India
T.pak
Red
China
Omutan
North Viet
Oa Ieocee
South Viet Nam
Rt Oe
Malaysia
Indonesia
Korea
Taiwan
Asia
Sen
Owen) Brewster
Maine
Wayne Morse
D.-Ore
Paul VI
Vatican
Tanqueray
USDA
Wilson's
Chuck
Enea
Borden
Indy
Phaza Shopping Center
Meadow Gold
Sani Clor
Miracle
Pimiente
Pks
Thi
Juniper Pfitzer
Tams
Gallen
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