Tunnel claim strains Berlin Cold War tensions
Soviet officials announced a night claim that a long tunnel ran from the American sector into the Soviet sector of Berlin. They alleged American authorities dug the tunnel with listening devices and tapped three main cables supplying East German forces. The ADN agency in East Germany said Americans were in the tunnel and withdrew in a great hurry as lights and devices remained active. Soviet officers demanded a joint investigation, while U S authorities in Heidelberg declined to comment.
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Charles L. Dasher
U. S
I. L. Zarenko
Germany
Anthony C. McAuliffe
Europe
Zarenko
McAuliffe
Heidelberg
Chicago Hotel Fire Evacuates 100 From Morrison Hotel
A fire discovered in an air chute at the Morrison Hotel in Chicago forced about 100 guests to evacuate early today. Firefighters sprayed water down the chute from the 42nd floor and at openings five floors apart. Officials priced the damage at $5,000 with no injuries reported.
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Develop Site Of Santa Fe Trail At Baldwin District
Baldwin residents heard a plan to transform the old Santa Fe Trail wagon wheel ruts near Black Jack Park into a tourist attraction. Fred Parris of the Kansas Industrial Development Commission visited Baldwin and endorsed the Santa Fe Trail site for accessibility and appeal.
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Baldwin
Fred Parris
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Parris
Flying Saucer Movie Set for May Nine Release
Hollywood documentary style film titled Unidentified Flying Objects due May ninth claims flying saucers are here despite Air Secretary Quarles noting an eight year Air Force inquiry found no evidence of flying saucers and that all but three percent of sightings were identified. The makers say Pentagon film clips informed their work but withheld release details.
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Hollywood
Clarence Green
Russell Rouse
Air
Quarles
Air Force
AIF
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Press Club Awards Three Scholarships
Kansas City announces three journalism scholarships by the Kansas City Press Club. Winners are Glenn C. Treel strup of the University of Missouri, Gerald L. Dawson of the University of Kansas, and Darrell Miller of Kansas State College. The club, a Sigma Delta Chi chapter, has awarded 24 scholarships since 1949.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Press Club
Glenn C. Treelstrup
University of Missouri
Gerald L. Dawson
University of Kansas
Darrell Miller
Kansas State College
Sigma Delta Chi
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K.U
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