Distinguishing Dream From Reality In Berlin
James Marlow notes Lyndon Johnson’s Berlin pep talk draws a line between ideal unity and practical separation. He explains the West will not intervene in East Germany, recognizing reality over dream, while pressuring Khrushchev for unification remains a long-term aim.
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Johnson
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Berlin
East Germany
Germanys
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Khrushchev
Moscow
Dean Rusk
Rus
Utica aids Kenyan student finds a home in Kansas church
Phillip Lamech Wangalwa 27-year-old Kenyan politics and journalism student at Phillips University in Enid comes to Utica Kansas through Stutz Shamba farm work and church support. The Ness County community helps cover tuition and living costs while he studies and plans to return to journalism in Kenya.
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Kas
Wangalwa
Ness County
Phillip
Phillips University
Enid
Okla
Kenya
United States
Reid Swindler
Christian Church
Phillip Lamech Wangalwa
Duane
Robert Stutz
Phillips
Ministry of Information and Broadcasting
Phillips U
Stutz
Cynthia
Duanna
Lake Victoria
Fireman Charged With Bigamy in St. Louis Area
Rock Hill firefighter William Byrne Minshall, 38, on a 24 hours on 24 off schedule, faces bigamy charges. Detectives say he married Vera Minshall in 1947 in Maplewood and later wed Shirley Ann Marshall in 1959, using the Marshall name in St. Louis. The case began after Mrs. Marshall reported a forged withdrawal and she is pregnant.
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ST. Louis
Rock Hill
William Byrne Minshall
Minshall
Vera Minshall
Maplewood
Shirley Ann Marshall
Marshall
Admits Killing Former Wife in Joplin Case
Elmer Eugene Lee 36 led investigators to a shallow grave by Shoal Creek in Newton County after confessing to choking his former wife Dottie Jean Bellah 35 to death during a dispute over their daughter Sheryl 10. The body was found Saturday southeast of Tipton Ford, ending more than two years of disappearance.
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Joplin, Mo
Joplin
Elmer Eugene Lee
Shoal Creek
Newton County
Dottie Jean Bellah
George Hickam
Jasper County
Lee
Sheryl
Tipton Ford
White minister completes rapid Chinese course for Hong Kong mission
Rev. Thomas Tune, 32, trained intensively over two months at Michigan Christian Junior College, financed largely by Negro churches, to prepare for a missionary assignment in Hong Kong. He averaged 60 hours weekly, completed a six week capsule course in Chinese, and says the effort rivals military English programs for Cuban refugees. Tune believes he may be the first white evangelist sent by a Negro church and the first student at a Christian college to finish such a cram program in Chinese.
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Rochester, Mich
Hong Kong
Thomas Tune
Tune
United States
Michigan Christian Junior College
Rochester
Murray, Ky
Cites Child For Jaywalking In Columbus
In Columbus Ohio a two year old boy, James Hinerman, was cited for jaywalking after being struck by a truck while crossing the street with a sister. Police said the citation was a formality to absolve the driver of blame as the child was reported in critical condition at Children's Hospital.
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Columbus, Ohio
James Hinerman
Children’s Hospital
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