U S Forces Move Into East Berlin Amid Crossing Tensions
U S troops again moved into East Berlin to assert transit rights as East German police closed and reopened the Friedrichstrasse checkpoint after a tense stand with unescorted American drivers. American MPs with bayonets joined the convoy, while the East German note urged utmost restraint to avoid incidents. Berlin’s crossing remained the sole route for Americans and other foreigners into East Berlin.
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Seven Pupils Free Report Card Wrath
Seven Memphis pupils fled after first report cards on Wednesday then returned by midnight. Several youths, ages 12 to 16, vanished in response to report card day as changes to the grading system raised passing marks. One pupil packed a sleeping bag for the cold night in Memphis. Police listed a longer-than-usual missing persons case while the city prepared for the aftermath of the new grades.
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Bickering Turns Violent Between Roommates at Hilo Hospital
Filipino nationals Sile and Bibiline, both long-term roommates at Hilo Hospital, argued over chores after Sile asked for a mop. Bibiline struck with a cane and Sile retaliated, prompting nurses to separate them and relocate them to different quarters. Sile is 91 and Bibiline 89.
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Powers Won't Shun Nixon Talk at Fundraising Dinner
Sacramento reports former Lt. Gov. Harold J. Powers says he will attend the November 13 San Francisco GOP fundraising dinner where Richard Nixon is the sole speaker. He plans to convey unity messages individually to Republicans though he expects no group audience. Fellow candidates Goodwin Knight and Joseph Shell refuse to attend without equal speaking time.
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Long Beach Area Highway Funds Approved
Long Beach Signal Hill section starts seven miles east of Bolsa Chica Road to the county line. Other Los Angeles County projects include 385,000 to widen Firestone Boulevard to four lanes, 135,000 to improve the Harbor Freeway, 6,850,000 to build an eight lane San Gabriel Freeway segment near Industry and Baldwin Park, and 4,750,000 for a San Gabriel Freeway portion near Whittier Boulevard and Peck Road.
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U.N. Action Urged Amid Russian Bomb Crisis
The article reports a 75 to 10 vote with one abstention in the U.N. debate on Soviet nuclear tests and arms race concerns. It notes Cuba aligning with the Soviet bloc, and Mali abstaining, as delegates condemn or defend policies amid progress and opposition within the Soviet and Western camps. It details Orange County freeway project funding and related rights of way, plus a biographical note on William Hoffman, former U.S. Packing Co. president, and remarks on public works spending and strategic atomic tensions.
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