Ulbricht taunts West on Berlin Wall anniversary
In a 20 minute address Walter Ulbricht boasted the wall saved peace amid West German aggression claims while West Berliners held wreath layings along the barrier. The joint Western command condemned the celebration as a provocation and called the wall a violation of quadri-partite agreements.
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Fawally
Border Guards
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Brandenburg Gate
Berlitz
Rena Willoub
Soviet Union
Title 19 Funds Move On Basis Of Need In Gaston County
Gaston County may see Title 19 medical funds climb from 456 000 to over 1 million annually as Congress approves 1965 social security measures. The program targets adults and children unable to pay for care, not just the elderly, with state cooperation required to unlock federal shares. Current local funding totals include 136 100 from county, 114 000 from state, and 228 000 from federal dollars via taxes.
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Gaston County
Ongross
North Carolina
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Department of Publi Welfare
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Tarhuelia
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Three Marches At Once May Be Tried In Chicago
Civil rights leaders discussed a plan for three simultaneous marches into all white neighborhoods in Chicago to protest housing discrimination. The move followed a calmer march that drew about 500 participants and 600 police kept 4,000 onlookers in control amid jeers and a few rocks.
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Union Quits Strike Talks Amid Airline Wage Fight
Washington AP reports union negotiators stormed out of a labor talks session with Labor Secretary Wirt during rapid-fire efforts to avert a nationwide strike by 35,000 machinists and related workers. Siemiller accused airlines of inflation profiteering while noting stalled talks with United, East, TWA, National, Northwest and Trans World. The House is expected to consider a 30 day strike-back bill next week, with White House wage guidelines questioned as profits rise.
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Michigan’s Two Cities Quiet Amid Violence Policy
In Michigan two cities show tension under a calm approach. Detroit and Lansing remained relatively peaceful while Ypsilanti and Muskegon faced more violence. About 4,500 people, mostly Black, gathered in Muskegon before police dispersed them with rifles. Five injured, two arrested. In Ypsilanti, youths faced arrests for breaking car windows. Detroit saw incidents but overall reduced activity, as clergy and residents urged peace. Authorities describe Muskegon outbreak as volatile, sparked by reports of white men attacked by Black youths, with police firing into the air to restore order. Continued mobilization and interjurisdictional help occurred across Lansing, Detroit, and surrounding areas.
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Barbs The more you speed up your Ife end
The quotation suggests speeding up reduces travel time to an end. It frames speed as a driver of arrival, using a concise paradox to provoke thought about acceleration and consequence.
Settlement Torpedoed By Union
Washington AP reports Secretary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz said a Star airline strike deal appeared reached late Saturday but was torpedoed by the Machinists Union. He noted an initial package valued at about 84 million over three years was rejected by the union after negotiations. Wirtz cited union president Roy Semmel withdrawing from the bargaining committee and claimed a basis for his assertion lacks fact.
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Pied Personality of the Week honors Mrs Helen Cim
Mrs Helen Cim Wingham, director of Gaston County Domestic Relations and Juvenile Court services, counsels the bewildered and the foolish. Del Lavenby offers a closeup on her work and community impact in this week’s feature.
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