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Former refugee to walk barefoot for Bonny Downs in East Ham

Children in the Bonny Downs area of East Ham circa 1900. - Credit: BDCA A former refugee will walk 100 miles barefoot for an East Ham food bank after being shocked by an example of poverty in Newham. Mentesnot Mengesha settled in Newham 30 years ago after fleeing civil war in Ethiopia and has since built a successful life. But after seeing a young boy walking to school with his father in Plaistow wearing shoes that were worn out and falling apart, Mr Mengesha felt compelled to act. Mentesnot Mengesha, who settled in the borough 30 years ago after fleeing civil war in Ethiopia, will walk 100 miles barefoot to raise money for Bonny Downs Community Association.

The Pulse of Entertainment: Marion Meadows Releases Twice as Nice with Jeff Lorber, Paul Brown

The Pulse of Entertainment: “They are all friends of mine,” said Marion Meadows about the featured artists on his latest solo project titled “Twice as Nice.”

These 8 car movies from 1971 brought hot rubber to silver screen

These 8 car movies from 1971 brought hot rubber to silver screen Hagerty 3/4/2021 With the era’s racing films and road movies, James Bond and Bullitt, the 1960s gave us the genesis of the modern action film, but the decade that followed defined and refined it. Stunts and stunt driving were more impressive than ever, and there was a boom in road movies and car chases. The 1970s is remembered as one of the best and most innovative decades in film, and cool cars were essential to this cinematic evolution. Road movies like Bonnie and Clyde and Easy Rider had been watershed moments in film history, and so the late ‘60s through the early ‘70s became a particularly prolific period for the genre: they reconfigured the western, trading in horses for cars. The American psyche had been fundamentally altered by a tumultuous period, from assassinations to the Vietnam War, and films reflected this change, abandoning the peace and love era for the new decade’s darkness, disillus

Veterans Voice: Vietnam vet recalls horror of friendly fire

Veterans Voice: Vietnam vet recalls horror of friendly fire By Mary K. Talbot, Special to The Journal © Submitted photos Bill Babcock as a platoon leader in Vietnam, spring 1970. Thirteen was Bill Babcock’s lucky number back in October 1969.  On his 23rd birthday, Babcock had taken command of his first platoon in Vietnam.  He had been assigned to Bravo Company, 3/8th Infantry, 1st Brigade of the 4th Infantry Division.  He was one of four lieutenants in the company. He would join 2nd Lt. Fred Bullet, 2nd Lt. Dave Mann and 2nd Lt. Virgil Judah. Each man would be responsible for a platoon of about 30 to 35 men. Babcock was nervous, but also excited.

Veterans Voice: Vietnam vet recalls horror of friendly fire

Veterans Voice: Vietnam vet recalls horror of friendly fire
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