Salvation Army Couple Rise From Ohio Tavern To Cadet Trains
Alma Salzmann of Jamaica Queens and Charles E Lang met in Hamilton Ohio at Loghouse Tavern in spring 1961. He quit drinking after a conversion and they both became Salvation Army officers with Alma resigning her commission and later both pursuing corps leadership. Charles will speak at commissioning as Alma is recommissioned among 72 cadets.
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Salvation Army
Ohio
Loghouse
Hamilton
Alma Salzmann
Jamaica
Queens
Charles E. Lang
Alma
Charlie
Theo Wilson
New York Daily News
Corps
Bronx
Three Yank Officers Wounded by Viet Cong Mine Near Saigon
Near Tan Tru village 25 miles southwest of Saigon three American Army officers were injured by a Communist landmine while assisting Vietnamese troops in a hunt for Viet Cong. None were seriously hurt. two were taken to the U.S. Navy Hospital with good conditions and the third resumed duties after on-site first aid.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
UPI
U.S
Tan Tru
Vinh Long
Highlands
Defense Ministry
Driver Hurt As Car Flips on Kinney Road
Raymond Merriam 39, Old Tucson employee, was injured when his car rolled twice on Kinney Road a mile south of the amusement attraction. Deputy Ray Vidal said the southbound vehicle righted after overturning off the road on a sharp curve. Merriam of 1522 W St Clair St was in fair condition at St Marys Hospital with a forehead laceration possible concussion and neck injury.
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Raymond Merriam
Old Tucson
Kinney Road
Ray Vidal
Merriam
W. St. Clair St
St. Mary's Hospital
Bug-Proof Booth Used by Former West German Envoy
Mainz Germany Hans Kroll former West German ambassador to Moscow installed a bug proof sound booth in his former embassy and held confidential talks with American and British colleagues. He said he dictated classified letters and telegrams in the booth which was shipped from Germany. The U S State Department last month announced discovery of eavesdropping microphones built into the U S Embassy in Moscow by Soviet agents.
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Mainz
Germany
UPI
Hans Kroll
Moscow
U.S. State Department
U.S
Amos 'n' Andy Returns to Chicago TV Amid Civil Rights Debate
Chicago viewers saw Amos 'n' Andy back on local television with mixed reaction from civil rights leaders. Defender editor Chuck Stone warned the show could shape white and Black perceptions, while WCIU president John Weigel praised it as a high level program that may ease tensions. Urban League director Edwin Berry criticized shallow racial understanding and warned of potential protests as audiences watch.
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Tony
Chuck Stone
The
Defender
Stone
Chicago
Amos
Andy
John Weigel
Wciu-Tv
47Th
South Park
Edwin Berry
Chicago Urban League
Weigel
Burton Returns as Hamlet After Absence
Richard Burton resumes the title role in Hamlet at the Lunt Fontanne Theater after two missed shows due to an abscessed tonsil. He praises understudy Robert Burr who filled in and performed a difficult task in Wednesday performances.
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New York
Richard Burton
Lunt- Fontanne
Burton
Robert Burr
Burr
Bank Clearings Fall in Leading Cities
Bank clearings in 26 leading cities for the week ended Wednesday totaled 34.846 billion dollars, down 0.7 percent from 35.077 billion the prior week, per Dun & Bradstreet Inc.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc
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