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...weeks earlier another officer was killed and 13 people were injured in a similar bombing at U.S. 5th Army Corps headquarters in Frankfurt...
...SMALL sense of deprivation often nags Americans visiting abroad. They note the frequency of London's shiny red double-decker buses, the scrubbed-clean streets of Paris and the tranquil, carefully manicured parks of Frankfurt. At a time when public services in the U.S. are in such a mess, Americans wonder how the Europeans manage to do so well...
Elapsed Time. Kissinger then quickly retraced his steps, riding back to the Villacoublay airport, flying to Frankfurt, transferring to the larger jet for the transatlantic flight home. On the way back, the tired Kissinger prepared a twelve-page, single-spaced report for Quarterback and radioed short summaries to General Haig. Now gaining hours by the time differential, Kissinger arrived at Andrews after dinner Monday and was driven directly to the White House. He then painstakingly discussed the negotiations with the President for another four hours. Before they were finished, Nixon was also supplied with a complete transcript of Kissinger...
Masked Figures. The origins of the gang go back to the student riots that swept West Germany and France in 1968. Then a member of "Red" Rudi Dutschke's S.D.S., Baader was caught throwing bombs into two Frankfurt department stores, causing nearly $700,000 in damages. Meinhof interviewed him in jail for Konkret and wrote approvingly of his "progressive" act. Two years later, Baader received permission from prison authorities to travel under guard to a Berlin library to do research. There Meinhof was seated at a table, pretending to read. Suddenly, two masked figures burst into the room, overpowered...
Alice left home in Wilmette, 111., to work in a San Francisco supermarket. Darlene, from Chicago, took off for Frankfurt, Germany, to live with a bus driver. Florence abandoned Lake Forest, 111., to become an artist in Spain, and Rose left Hartford to live with another woman in Chicago...