Tree cut by vandals sparks Berlin border drama
In Berlin East German authorities tightened border checks on diplomats amid a vandalism incident at a historic tree said to be planted in 1623 by Gov. William Endicott. The uprooted tree, a local landmark near Danvers, Massachusetts, drew attention as officials investigated the act and its cross border implications.
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City curb-line mailboxes spark originality in Lubbock
Artful curbside mailboxes in sections of Lubbock rise above utilitarian dullness with western, occupational, and hobby-inspired designs. Postmasters say as long as boxes look neat and are adequately sized they are acceptable and save delivery time. The distinctive boxes often deter walking for carriers and allow curbside pickup with raised flags.
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Soldiers win 18 millionth World's Fair visit
Two soldiers from Ft. Dix New Jersey on a weekend pass with six dollars between them became the 18 millionth visitors at the New York World's Fair. They received red carpet treatment from fair officials. Pvt. Michael R. Davis of Athol Massachusetts and Pvt. Robert J. were surprised to avoid spending their remaining cash.
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