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_ TERRACE “OMINECA" HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

_Wednesday, August 24, I!

THE SCENE
by ABE

BEAT IT BEATLES

Two small items in a Vancouver
paper have me and a lot of other
Beatle fans worried.

One, datelined Hamburg, Germ-
any, reports that thousands of
tinting West German youths turn-
ed the heart of the city into a
battlefield. They broke windows,

_| threw tear gas bombs and caused

trafile chaos, the report said,
Police reinforcements with dogs

and loudspeakers barricaded the

street around the hall where the

Beatles were playing, while tick-
etless fans roamed the streets.
“The other short item from
Tokyo, Japan, said that a 67 year
old Japanese politician ‘began a
public speaking tour campaigning
against a forthcoming visit of the
mop-haired group.

He failed to det any response

plaint was that the rock-and-roll
group was to appear-in a sacred
sports -auditorlum’ that was ‘built
ta promote judo and karate.
Putting “fhe two. items together
one gets the picture of everything
being wrong in Hamburg but OK
in Tokyo. What I mean is that they
weren't promoting judo or karate
in Germany, where in Japan it’s

fans to practice every hold, -

. a
alright for thousands of B

thrust and chop ever invet
And this will be amoung the 1|
ticket holders who make It tq
performance. : a

Those on the outside might
to resort ta/such traditional.
ies of self defence as the

from his audiences, His main com:

watusi, swim and jerk, .

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