U S Soldier Released After East Berlin Detention
U S Air Force sergeant M Sgt Mike Kliman of Brooklyn New York was released by Soviet authorities in East Berlin after an automobile accident. He had vanished after East German police took him into custody at a Soviet sector hospital in Karls horst. Kliman visited his Berlin born wife and her parents and had been kept in a barred room. the army said poor visibility and slippery roads caused the crash.
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East Berlin
Mike Kliman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Karlshorst
Kliman
U. S
U. S. Army
Orly Airfield
Paris
Lawyer Charged With Slugging Meter in Baltimore
Baltimore December 27 lawyer Stephen J Fellner charged by grand jury with placing slugs in a city parking meter. He was arrested December 16 at Sam Smith Park where meters were in use. Two washers and a real quarter found in the meter, plus a box of washers and coins in his car trunk. Fellner gave the name Harry Jackson in court. State law prohibits slugging coin boxes carrying up to 500 fine or three months jail or both.
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Stephen J. Fellner
Fellner
Sam Smith Park
Harry Jackson
Prunel
Clidige Win
OEEC weighs joint Western European atomic program
A special OEEC committee proposed coordination of peaceful nuclear energy among 17 member states led by Greece's Leandre Nicolaidis. A steering and control bureau would oversee joint enterprises, with private corporations handling development while preserving peaceful use. The plan aligns with US support for supranational pooling.
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Paris
Organization For European Econome Cooperation
OEEC
United States
Europe
Leandre Nicolaidis
Greece
OREC
Oeec Council
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
OBEC
Dulles
Mars watchers and TV risks in daytime soap previews
A Charles Mercer column mocks Mars inhabitants watching Earth via TV. He notes sunspots limit their viewing to one daytime hour while detailing televised segments from Valiant Lady and Love of Life. The piece lampoons domestic tensions and unsettled marriages observed in the soap operas.
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Charles Mercer
New York
Mars
CBS
Diane Emerson
Joey Gordon
Morris
Radio Schedule and Plot Summary From a TV Episode
A fragment lists radio programs from MBS WOR and CBS stations with a late night schedule and a TV episode synopsis. Judith, mother of Carol, plans to marry Kevin to gain her father’s fortune while earthlings display suspicion, gossip, and tension aboard a spaceship monitor system.
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Vanessa
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Court News Licenses for Hawkins Williams and others
Court news lists licenses for Lawrence Hawkins Jr. and Elizabeth Williams ages 21 and 18 from Germantown and Clarksboro, plus Vincent Clarke 26 and Ruth Umbel 19 from Thurmont and Emmitsburg, and Rodney Bowers 26 and Yvonne Addison 20 from Thurman, along with various property deeds and transfers in county records. Also Time magazine names Harlow Curtice, GM president, as 1955 Man of the Year for leadership and a $1 billion GM plant expansion plan announced in 1954.
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Lawrence F. Hawkins Jr
Germantown
Elizabeth Williams
Clarksboro
Vincent P. Clarke
Thurmeont
Ruth M. Umbel
Emmitsburg
Rodney O Bowers
Yvonne KE. Addison
Thurman
Charles W. Kooper
Malcolm L. Moxley
Edith Tusted
Ruth Moberly
Edith Trusted Cashour
Harry L. Harbaugh
William H. Harbaugh
New York
Magiame
Harlow Curties
General Motors
Curtivee
American Business
Anc
Curtice
Westinghouse Sharon plant workers return amid violence flareup
More than 200 Westinghouse Electric Corp employees forced through a picket line to reach the Sharon plant, then kept inside for hours as fears of violence rose. Police stood by. most workers eventually left in small groups. The plant employs about 5,000 people and unions resumed peace talks in Pittsburgh. No arrests. overtime paid for time inside.
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Sharon
Westinghouse Electric ‘Corp
Westinghouse
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
Pittsburgh
William Blumit
Stuart
Herman Rodgers
Mercer County Court
George M. Leader
Harrisburg
le Jo Henry Henry
Bridgeport
Conc
United Electrical Workers
Hyde outlines new Congress session and local aims
Congressman DeWitt S. Hyde discusses the 84th Congress opening January 3 with President Nixon and Speaker Rayburn. He predicts a lively session with limited major legislation, notes aims on national defense foreign aid balanced budget and tax cuts, and previews local measures on water use Camp Detrick citizenship, Railroad Retirement base periods, and rural route extensions in Flintstone Maryland. He also plans to speak on mass transportation needs in the Washington area.
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Washington
84Th Congress
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Rayburn
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Congress
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Camp Detrick
Frederick
Post Office Department
Flintstone
Allegany County
District of Columbia
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