Glug Glug It's Gone Motto At Berlin Drinking Note
A Berlin survey shows 39 percent of German girls prefer schnaps over milder drinks and favor the motto Glug glug it's gone. A court settlement returns a Jewish pharmacist to manage his late wife’s drugstore after Nazi-era evictions. Installment buying grows in West Germany with one in three shoppers using credit, $500 million annual volume, and low default. East Berlin fashion designers adopt Dior H line for next season amid Communist revisions.
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Peter
WEBR
ERLIN
Dec
West
Berlin
Alcohol
Germany
Wien
Brandt
Karl Forster
Walter Conrad
Forster
West Berlin
East Berlin
TV Fans Demand More Medical Detail On Medic Show
NBC tested Madie then expanded Medic due to public demand. Producer Frank LaTourette says viewers are more mature than networks, wanting more surgical facts. Future episodes will depict breast cancer, epilepsy, polio, and other procedures with censored needle and skull saw sounds debated.
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Aline Mosby
Hollywood
NBC
la Tourétie Disa
Baytown Man Finishes Army Leaders Course
Pfc Charles A Deckart recently graduated from the Seventh Army Command Leadership Course in Schwaebisch Germany as the fourth graduate of the Seventh Army conference leadership program. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Deckert of Baytown and served with the 517th Field Artillery Battalion after enlisting last December and completing basic training at Fort Bliss.
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Charles A. Deckart
Patricia
Cedar Bayour
Seventh Army
Schwaebisch
Germany
Pvt
Deckert
Lawrence
517Th Field Artillery
Harape
Army
Fort Bliss
Guatemala Seeks Land Reform Under Castillo Armas
Guatemala's regime maps a revised land reform program aimed at boosting unemployment relief living standards and agricultural output. President Carlos Castillo Armas vows to expand peasant ownership while curbing foreign land expropriation and plans to modernize roads airports and utilities with foreign investment. The policy targets unmained tracts in Reyne and Izabal regions and seeks to educate new landholders in modern farming amid uncertainties about returning seized properties.
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Robert Prescott
Guatemala City
Carlos Castillo’ Armas
Guatemala
Castilian Armas
Castillo Armas
Liing
U. S
Reyne
Izabal
el Salvador
U.S
Castillo Arm
Did You Know Fact Pack From Natural Phenomena
Thunders occur more often in Ohio than northern New England. Orchids and daisies share tropical distribution. Arctic travel can exceed 22 000 miles annually. Egyptian stations sell water in pumps resembling American models. Mosquito bites itch from formic acid. Silica forms clay soils and is a crust element.
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