Berlin Border Traffic Remains Heavily Traveled
Report describes ongoing cross border movement through Berlin despite the Wall. At Friedrichstrasse checkpoint traffic peaks in early afternoon with 500 to 600 cars daily, including many foreigners. West German visitors and East Berlin commuters use distant crossings with limited but regular traffic, aided by a trade pact and special passes for essential workers.
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Berlin
Friedrichstrasse
Peter Reidel
Vienna
East Berlin
U.S
Pfe
Barry Woodwill
Pittsburgh
Checkpoint Charlie
Woodwill
East
West Berlin
Episcopalians Seek Study of National Council of Churches
Detroit AP report notes the Episcopal House of Deputies approves a study of National Council operations and sends it to the House of Bishops. The assembly backs reunion talks with United Presbyterians Methodists United Church of Christ and Polish National Catholic Church while preserving council statements on social issues. The council includes 33 Protestant Orthodox and non Roman Catholic denominations with about 2 million members.
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Detroit
National Council of Churches
Episcopal House of Deputies
House of Bishops
Congress
America
House of Deputies
United Presbyterians
Methodists
United Church of Christ
National Council
Episcopal Church
Council
Interdenominational Cooperation
Deaths and Funerals for Mullins Boy and Jones
Services for seven year old Robert Mullins will be at Riggs Funeral Home at 10:30 a.m. Thursday with burial in Westside Cemetery after he died from injuries from a hit and run incident in Peachtown Heights. The driver was absolved of blame perState patrol findings. Elmer U Jones 62 died of a heart attack at his Lebanon home on Main Street. He worked 16 years at Frigidaire Dayton and is survived by his wife Flora five daughters two sons a brother and one grandchild. Services are at Oswald Memorial Home at 2 p.m. tomorrow with burial in Miami Cemetery Corwin.
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Robert
Bobby' Mullins
Seldon Mullins
Oneka Ave
Riggs Funeral
Hobart Byrd
Woodside Cemetery
Mullins
Middletown Hospital
Peasttown Heights
Kiester Road
Lebanon
Elmer U. Jones
E. Main
Frigidaire
Dayton
Flora
Minnie Campbell
Betty Hopkins
Shirley Hodges
Sharon
Peggy
Charles
Marines
Fairrfax
James Jones
Leroy
Waynesville
Services set for Mrs Josephine Egelston
Mrs Josephine Egelston 84 of 15 N Sutphin Street will receive funeral rites at 10 a m Thursday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Russell Galloway officiating Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call 7 to 9 p m at the funeral home Mrs Egelston died yesterday at Sunny Breeze Rest Home Hamilton
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Josephine Egelston
N. Sutphin St
McCoy-Leffler
Russell Galloway
Buria
Woodside Cemetery
Funersl
Egelston
Sunny Breeze
Hamilton
Services Held for Mrs Kathryn Rhodus
Mrs Kathryn Rhodus 72 mother of Mrs Charles Palmer of West Middletown died Saturday at her home 3513 Old Oxford Road after five years of failing health. Services were held today at Marshall Smith Funeral Home with burial at Mound Hill Cemetery Eaton. Surviving are husband Melvin another daughter Mrs Walter Null of Oxford a son William of Oxford a brother and light grandchildren.
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Oxford
Kathryn Rhodus
Charles Palmer
West Middletown
Marshall - Smith
Mound Hill Cemetery
Eaton
Rhodus
Old Oxford,Road
Melvin
Walter Null
William
Hamilton Deaths: Pauline Huesman and Robert Umbaugh
Obituary notices report Pauline Huesman aged 92 of 963 Central Ave to have a Requiem High Mass at 9 30 a m tomorrow at St Josephs Church and Robert C Umbaugh aged 66 of 537 Central Ave with services today in Hawthorne.
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Hamilton
Pauline Huesman
Central Ave
St Joseph's Church
Robert C. Umbaugh
Hawthorne
Notable Deaths Across Nation Prompt Library of Losses
Floyd Reed Harrison 71 longtime Washington Post treasurer and director died after a stroke also served as Newsweek director. Countess Marguerite Cassini 79 Washington social figure of McKinley Roosevelt era died. Thomas P Madden 72 Notre Dame faculty member for 29 years died. Roderick Tower 68 New York oil broker son of former U S ambassador to Austria Russia Germany died. Alfred Haapanen president emeritus Soumi Lutheran Synod died aged ...
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New York
Floyd Reed Harrison
Washington Post Publishing Co
Newsweek Magazine
Marguerite Cassini
Washington
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Bucharest
Count Cassini
Russia
United States
Leg Cassini
Igor Cassini
Ashtabula
Ohio
Thomas P. Madden
University of Notre Dame
Locust Valley
N.Y
Roderick Tower
U.S
Austria
Germany
Houghton
Mich
Alfred Haapanen
Soumi Lutheran Synod
Expectant Mother Killed in Columbus Car Crash
A two car collision on Hamilton Road in Columbus killed Barbara J. Stertzer, 21, an expectant mother and mother of two. She died at St. Anthony Hospital about 12 hours after the Monday morning crash.
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Columbus, Ohio
Barbara J. Stertzer
Columbus
Hamilton Road
St. Anthony Hospital
No sure way to determine age of a hard shell turtle
The text notes there is no reliable method to determine the age of a hard shell turtle. It discusses challenges in aging such animals and implies uncertainty in precise age assessment.
Burglary Suspect Claims Alibi Buried in Coffin
Dayton police arrest a suburban Kettering burglary suspect after he allegedly broke into a store two weeks ago. He tells detectives he was buried in a coffin for 2% days at an Indiana fairground as part of a stunt, an alibi investigators doubt. He remains in custody for questioning on other area burglaries.
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Dayton
Kettering
Indiana
Radio Moscow Criticizes Kennedy Disarmament Plan
Radio Moscow in a home service broadcast denounced Kennedy’s U N disarmament proposals as insufficient. It said the plan lacks abolition of arms and bases on others’ soil and dismisses wider independence struggles while highlighting only bans on fissionable material and space launch controls. It also criticized Kennedy’s emphasis on West Berlin in Germany.
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London
Radio
Moscow
Kennedy
U.N. General Assembly
U.S
U.S.A
Angola
Africa
Germany
Berlin
Kennedy UN speech earns praise from both parties
President Kennedy received broad acclaim in Congress for his United Nations address. Senators Humphrey Mansfield Monroney Wiley Cooper praised it as powerful, statesmanlike, and candid, saying it reflected American will and revived prestige after Cuba and Laos issues.
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Washington
Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
United Nations
U.S
Cuba
Laos
Humphrey
White House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
The
United States
End Tests Appeal by Communist End Tests
The East-West International Atomic Energy Agency opened its fifth general conference in Vienna with a Communist appeal to end nuclear testing and pursue joint disarmament. Georgi Nadjakov, Bulgarian delegate, urged that powers avoid madness and warned some delegates resist reasonable solutions. Argentina's Rear Adm. Oscar Quihillal was elected conference president.
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Vienna
Austria
International Atomic Energy Agency
Georgi Nadjakov
Bulgaria
Nadjekov
Argentina
Oscar A. Quihillal
United Nations
Gen Eichelberger Dies Pacific War Leader at 75
General Robert L. Eichelberger, 75, former commander of the U S 8th Army in the Pacific and West Point superintendent, died in Asheville N C after surgery. He led 52 amphibious landings in the Philippines, commanded occupation forces in Japan, and held key staff roles under MacArthur and Craig.
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Asheville
N.C
Robert L. Eicheberger
Pacific
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Eichelberger
Philippines
Japan
U.S. Army
Douglas MacArthur
Malin Craig
the &Th Army
Australia
Tokyo
Philippine Islands
Siberia
Urbana
Ohio
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