Allies Protest Letting Germans March in East Berlin Parade
Protesters and Western diplomats condemned East German and Soviet led troops parading through Berlin to mark a May Day display and the 20th anniversary of Hitler's surrender with missiles and armored units. The event drew Kosygin Ulbricht Sokolovsky and Lu Tingyi, and challenged Potsdam provisions.
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John Kotler
Jofficer
Uni- Berlin
Apst
East
Eustadt
East Berlin
Berlin
Hitler
U.S
Soviet Union
Bellin
Alexei N. Kosygin
Josef Cyrankiewicz
Walter Ulbricht
Lu Ting-yi
Wassily Chuikov
Wassily Sokolovsky
Wartime Leaders Eisenhower Montgomery Close
The report recalls a satellite chat where Dwight D. Eisenhower and Bernard Montgomery exchange warm remarks amid concerns about nuclear war. Eisenhower lauds Churchill as a dominant wartime figure while Montgomery recalls meeting him in 1940 and notes shared hopes for postwar peace.
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London
Lord Hope
Montgomery
Eisenhower
Europe
Eisen
Strivin Hower
New York
Mont Eisenhower
U.S
Supreme Allied
Ike
Elvenhower
Churchill
Winston Churchill
Jay
Chuchill
Johnson dedicates Sam Rayburn dam in Texas
President Johnson, via telephone, dedicates the $61 million Sam Rayburn dam and reservoir in Jasper Texas to honor his teacher and counselor. He states the United States will defend freedom and advance peace, pledging resolve against tyranny.
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Jasper
Tex
Johnson
United States
Sam Rayburn
America
Rayborn
Rayburn
House
White House
Washington
Texas
Angelina
Prague
Antonin Novotny
Southwest
Louisiana
Imperial
U.S
Nam
Minican Republic
Peking
Hope
Guido Canalini
Jasper Po I-po
Red China
Nallon
Allies And Leaders Mark 20th Anniversary Parades Across Europe
Berlin observers recount the largest parade of armed forces as East and West mark rival narratives. De Gaulle and Brezhnev lead events in Paris and Moscow with ceremonies honoring past leaders, while UPI reports U.S. détente rhetoric and protests from Polish outlets.
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Poland
U.S
Germa
Breslau
Wroclaw
West Germany
Leni
Trybuna Ludu
Warsaw
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
Communist” Party Center
Viet Nam
Tates
North Viet
Severe Drouth Threat To Italian Rice Crop
In Turin Italy the northern rice belt faces the worst drought since 1938 threatening two thirds of Italy's production in Piedmont and Lombardy. If rain does not arrive soon the crop may fail.
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Turin
Italy
Piedmont
Lombardy
Pioneer Mother honors at Plainview Pioneer Day festival
Mrs. Tom Vaughn of Plainview was named Pioneer Mother of the Plains at the one day event in Hale County. About 4,500 attended a parade, a chuck wagon supper, and a high school band competition amid a busy town celebration with receptions and local club floats.
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Plainview
Tom Vaughn
South Plains
Vaughn
Plainview High School
Divers Search Icy Waters For Eight Missing Sailors
Mackinaw City Michigan shrouds the search area as divers probe the ice swept strait for two days in hopes of finding the eight crewmen missing after the Cedarville collided with the Topdalsfjord and sank in 1104 feet of water. Two bodies were recovered and the eight missing are presumed trapped in the superstructure. Most of the Cedarville crew hailed from Rogers City including Stanley Maske and Edward Jungman.
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Mackinaw City
Mich
Frilinac
Ce Idarville
Topdalsfjord
Great Lakes
Cedarville
Rogers City
Stanley Maske
Edward Jungman
Canadian Students Hold Civil Rights Meetings at Toronto
Canadian students spent the weekend in meetings at the University of Toronto aiming to relate civil rights movements among Canadian Indians. The activities involved delegates affiliated with the Canadian Friends of SNCC and included exposure to U.S. court experiences.
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University of ‘Toronto
Canadian Friends of
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Ee ii
U.S. Eourate
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UPI
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N. Kosy Cin
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Hisinks
Tom Noble
Lubbock
Mrs. Vaughn
Hale County
Ard Hawks
Veg Uhronds
Iretigh
Dev Ow Gain
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