Texan Reassesses Border Tension At West German Czech Frontier
A Texan writer and U S troops describe the tightened East West German border. Armored cavalry guard the frontier while East Germans seek freedom behind electric fences and watch towers. He notes new vigilance since the Berlin crisis and close cooperation across the line.
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Czechoslovakia
Freedom
Federal Republic of Germany
Free World
Nurenberg
4 Point
2Nd Armored Cavalry
Alfred R. Simms
San Marcos
M. A. Schroeder
Smithville
Simms
Schroeder
Berlin
East Germany
West Germany
Mexican peasants leader Jaramillo killed in Morelos
Ruben Jaramillo a longtime agrarian activist known as a parachutist led thousands of landless farmers in seizures and protests in Morelos. He, his wife, and three stepsons were seized by soldiers and found dead. an army captain Jose Martinez is jailed in the inquiry. The incident sparked condemnation from Excelsior and others.
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Mexico
Ruben Jaramillo
Fidel Castro
Xochicalco
Morelos
Jaramilo
Jaramillo
Jose Martinez
Emiliano Zapata
Campesinos
Porfirio Diaz
Excelsior
Algeria at a crossroads as July 1 vote nears
In Algiers, the prospect of a self determination vote on July 1 heightens tension as European flee and arsoned city streets mark a looming shift. Moslem nationalists seek cooperation with France and others, while Western observers fear a move toward the East.
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Algiers
Algeria
Algeria Blanche
France
Evian
Britain faces political revolution in voting loyalties
Britain eyes a shift as Labour gains in by elections threaten Macmillan’s Tory hold. Liberals emerge as potential balance amid a three party dynamic. A 3 percent swing could erode the Tory majority, with Europe talks and postwar austerity shaping the contest.
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MacMillan
Britain
Commons
Europe
Hugh Gaitskell
Bank of England and Health Services
Clement
Lord Attlee
Gaitskell
Anti Reds Use Their Tricks in Central America
In Central America anti-Communists outmaneuver Reds by shifting rallies around. A major Red workers event in a capital drew crowds for a free soccer match while Reds found the plaza nearly empty. Government later moved to seize the soccer match tag.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Central America
Signs in Iraq Point to Wider Middle East Turbulence
AP reports growing signs of trouble as Syria advocates an autonomous federation with Egypt if Iraq joins, Baghdad hints at collaboration, and the Soviet Union intensifies efforts to bind Iraq’s economy to its own. Kuwait’s independence adds to a volatile, uncertain regional picture and raises fears of crime and disruption.
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Syria
Egypt
Iraq
Baghdad
Soviet Union
Kuwait
Waco Girl Trains as Counselor in Colorado Camp
Miss Patricia Ramsey daughter of Mrs. John F. Ramsey of Eddy is attending Geneva Glen Camp in Indian Hills Colorado for her seventh summer. This year she serves as a counselor in training after leading a leadership workshop for district and area Future Homemakers of America officers.
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Patricia Ramsey
John FE. Ramsey
Eddy
Geneva Glen Camp
Indian Hills
Colo
Bruceville-Eddy High School
Colorado
Future Homemakers of America Anoe 8
Foes unite but Franco holds army in Spain
In Barcelona a man distributes leaflets urging rebellion against Franco while Madrid elites discuss monarchy and Juan Carlos. Analysts say a Munich meeting aims to unite opponents, yet Franco’s army remains solid. internal Falange splits and Communist infiltration fear new upheavals.
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Madrid
Barcelona
Franco
Francisco Franco
Munich
Germany
Falange
Spain
Alfonso XIII
Alfonso
Juan
Juan Carlos
Sophie
Greece
Don Juan
Xavier
France
Italy
Price for Bases May Drive Franco Nuclear Demand
Franco may seek nuclear weapons as his price to renew joint U S Spain bases after 1963. The bases at Rota and Torrejon give the United States strategic leverage in Europe, with Spain's location and aid tied to defense agreements and military aid totaling over 1.5 billion since 1951.
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NEA
Franco
U. S
Kennedy
Morocco
de Gaulle
France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Spain
Pyrenees
Europe
Rota
Cadiz
U. S. Navy
Malta
Gibraltar
America
United States
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Col
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U.S
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Copley News Service
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Sympton
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Edgar H. Palser
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American Motors
Clifton ——Simpson
Central Texas
Westview Downtown
New Read
Wece, Texas
Texas
By Tom A. Cullen
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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