West Berlin crisis deepens as ambulance guards line routes
West Berlin authorities moved to ease tensions after anti American demonstrations and stonings of Soviet buses near Checkpoint Charlie. An ambulance stood at the crossing as guards barred protesters with barbed wire along the bus route. West German officials pressed Allied powers to seek Red Cross intervention and permission for West Berliners to visit East Berlin relatives.
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Checkpoint Charlie
West Berlin
Bonn
Washington
International Red Cross T0
East Berlin
Georg Lilienfeld
Albert Watson II
U.S
Watson
Brandt
Claude Dunbar
Edouard Toulouse
France
Peter Fechter
Wall
West Berin
Psy
Walter) Ulbricht
Berlin
C. V. Yarasov
Stonings
West
P. V. Sitanov
Siganov
Wild Wind Rips Areas of Midwest
A Canadian front brought violent weather across the Midwest and parts of the East. Tornadoes and damaging winds felled trees and power lines from Kansas to Ohio, killing three and injuring four in Cleveland while 1,000 families lost power. Lightning struck a home near Frankfort, killing two women, and other towns reported unroofed barns, destroyed buildings, and widespread damage.
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Ohio
Kansas
Midwest
Cleveland
Monarch Aluminum Manufacturing Co
Frankfort
Ohio City
U.S. Weather Bureau
Liberal
Kan
Waster Valley
Miss
Grand Isle
Lake Champlain
U.S. 2
Hogansburg
N. Y
St. Regis
New York
Princeton
Allentown
Philipsburgh
Atlantic Ocean
Where Seven Died Flattened Wreckage Reported
A terse notice notes seven fatalities as a passenger car crash left wreckage flattened. Authorities state the collision occurred on a rural road, with emergency crews securing the scene and beginning investigations into cause and contributing factors.
Missing Three Miles Girls Seized by Fiend in Orbit
Police fear Rita and Maria, ages near three miles? gone after reportedly being lured into a car. A massive search by police, volunteers, and Marines covered the area with helicopters overhead. Clues include a cardboard receipt book with fresh human blood traces as investigators pursue a lead.
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Rita
Maria
Morley
Train Crash Kills Seven Near Downtown Los Angeles
Victims identified from papers in a car after a collision with a railroad train near Encinita Avenue. The deceased include Joe Kendall Donnell and Dixie Lee Donnell of La Puente, their children Kathleen and Kendell, and other La Puente residents Stanley Peacock and Madonna Finlay, plus Wanda Boatwright of Rio Linda. The Los Angeles train reportedly struck the car at 9:55 PM as signals and lights functioned, the engine crew signaling the crossing before the impact. The car was crushed and the motor hanging out.
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Los Angeles
California
Joe Kendall Donnell
Dixie Lee
Kathleen
J and
Kendell
la Puente
Stanley Earl Peacock
Madonna L. Finlay
Wanda Carol Boatwright
Rio Linda
Sacramento County
Encinita Avenue
Five SAG Members Fined For Unbecoming Conduct
Five Screen Actors Guild members were found guilty by a guide trial board for working on a producer film under substandard wages and conditions. They were fined 500 dollars each, with 400 suspended on the condition they desist from further unbecoming conduct. The disciplined members were Rue McKanahan, King Moody, Michael Mary Gay Gordon, and Wil Gregory.
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Hollywood
LPD
Dv Screen Actors ‘Guild
Nod
Umon Producers Film and
SAG
Rue Mckanahan
King Moody
Michael Mary Gay Gordon
Wil Gregory
What is the new mood of confidence in U S policy
A fragmentary Washington summary references a Reader's Digest article by Pulitzer Prize winner Thee H. White discussing Secretary of State and three basic threads of foreign policy. The note mentions September issue and strained OCR text.
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Washington
Thee Due H. White
Reader's Digest
Reckless Driving Fine Levied on Tignt Car Passenger Count
In Las Vegas Howard R. Giles, a 20 year old from Henderson, was cited for reckless driving after police stopped his Volkswagen sedan for speeding. Officers counted 11 occupants exiting the small car, totaling a $100 fine based on a $10 per passenger rule, and Municipal Judge Walter Richards Mornday fined him $100.
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Las Vegas
Howard R. Giles
Henderson
Giles
Walter Richards Mornday
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Temple City
ES Lyons Taad
Nikolayev
Baye
Jayey
Air Force
Arthur’ Ohlgren
Maria Teresa
William Morley
Ohlgren
Japan
Iday
U. S
Aviation Week
United Sidles
United States
U.S. Defense Department
Kazakhstan
Papovich
Kansas City
Pat
Continental Airlines
Bridays
Ocean Ave
Oer
Volkswagen
POST
Phk
Jetafire
Olusmobile
Ginty
America
Long Beach Blvd
Dick Browning, Inc
Long Beach
Calif
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