Berlin Pact Deepens West German Rift Amid Public Split
West Berlin mayor Klaus Schuetz lauds a four power Berlin pact as key to security while opposition leader Rainer Barzel calls for a wait and see stance. The published text shows eased Berlin access but East German control of traffic with restrictions on West German political activity in the city. Delaware's first settlers from Kalmar Sweden landed in 1638 near present Wilmington.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Klaus Schuetz
Telegraf
Willy Brandt
Schuetz
Rainer Barzel
Christian Democratic Party
Barzel
East Germany
Gerhard Schroeder
Christian Democrat
Berlin Wall
Wilmington, del
Midland Plans to Honor Mahon with Barbecue Tribute
U.S. Rep. George Mahon and wife Helen of Lubbock will be guests of honor at a 6:30 p.m. barbecue in Wadley Barron Park Midland to mark George Mahon Day. Sponsored by the Midland Chamber of Commerce, Mahon chairs the House Appropriations Committee and has served in Congress since 1934. Midland joined his 19th district in 1964 reapportionment. He was honored this past weekend in Brownfield and last week in Odessa.
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Midland
U.S
George Mahon
Helen
Lubbock
Wadley-Barron Park
Midland Chamber of Commerce
House Appropriations Committee
Mahon
Congress
Brownfield
Odessa
Senator Percy Visits East Pakistan on Two Day Tour
Sen Charles Percy arrives in Dacca for a two day visit to East Pakistan becoming the first U.S. senator to tour the province since the March army crackdown. He plans to inspect refugee camps at Jhikargacha and Dacca and will meet the martial law chief Lt Gen Tika Khan before flying to Karachi.
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Dacca
Pakistan
Charles Percy
East Pakistan
U.S
Percy
Jhikargacha
West Bengal
Tika Khan
Karachi
Fire at Weeley Rock Festival Sparks Tent City
A southeast wind fed a fire that spread through straw and burned a dozen circus tents at the Weeley festival near Essex. No injuries were reported as emergency crews contained the blaze. Security noted no violence Sunday amid 150000 festivalgoers though 75 were arrested and a dozen hospitalized after clashes with Hell's Angels allied bikers who seized a beer tent on Saturday.
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Weeley
England
UPI
Cambodian Drive Aims To Reopen Highway 6 To Kompong Thom
At Kumluong central market Cambodian Brig. Gen. Hou Hang Sin reports 20 000 troops ready for Tchenla Two to reopen Highway 6 toward Kompong Thom. Rumluong is secured by Col Am Savuths 1st Shock Infantry Brigade as Buddhist rites mark end of communist rule.
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Ane
Rumiuong
Am. Savuth
Rumuong
Hou Hang Sin
Kumluong
Tam
Hang Thun Hak
Baray
Rumluong
Barry
Tchenla
Kom
Pong Thom
Phnom Penh
Offi|e- Hind Sera
Highway 6
Tonle Sap River
Poultry Project Aims Philippines Self Sufficiency by 1974
Bank of the Philippines plans a four year program with an investment of 909 million pesos to make the country self sufficient in poultry and livestock products by 1974. The program centers on boosting production and processing capacity across sectors to meet domestic demand.
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Poultry Project Manila
UPI
Bank of the Philippines
Study Habits Formed At Allen Academy
Allen Academy promotes a measured study program with small classes to boost student rapport and guidance for those needing assistance. Enrollment ranges from the 5th grade through high school with fall term start and aims at preparing students for college and university admission. Contact the Director of Admissions at 713 623 0066 or via mail for information.
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Allen Academy
School of the Southwest
Exas
Fingent
Allen
Stu.dent
Director of Admissions
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Helen Mahon
Coleman Park
Chamber of Commerce
Howard Hurd
Terry County
W. T. McKinney
Jack Hamilton
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock, Texas
Brady
American State Bank
D.1. C
Kompong Thom
Enzo Bank
Manveen
U. V. Blake Record Center
Ave. X
P.O. Box
Bryan
Texas
Thrifty Freezer
Mhra Hee Court
Cee UO CP
General Electric
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