Despite Defenses TESTS SHOW U S OPEN TO AIR ATTACK
A U S air defense study finds even radar warning and interceptors would only halt a minority of Soviet air raids. British officers now question the total interception theory as Russians deploy jets like MIG-15 and MIG-19 across Europe with an estimated 2,000 modern jets on Western borders.
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U.S
Phil Newsom
United Press
Suill
U. S
Britain
Europa
Romania
Hungary
Balkans
Poland
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Europe
Allied
Vienna-born actor Kasznar on going Hollywood
Vienna born character actor Kasznar discusses the phrase going Hollywood as a signal of hard work and a different lifestyle. He talks about his current film Give a Girl a Break at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, his new ballet scene requiring tights and a 12 pound weight loss, and balancing career with his wife acting in a New York play.
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Hollywood
Metro- Golin-n-Meyer
Kasznar
New York
Hollswood
Portraits of Chinese Communist Frontline Soldier Life
An Army report from Korea details the enemy’s winter front behavior. It notes high morale among some units, age ranges of 18 to 25, and the role of political officers in keeping discipline. It describes gear improvements, including warmer uniforms and fragmentation grenades, and cites routines of digging and daily lectures.
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Fred Prixton
Korea
Tae Gis
Eighth Army
Eighth
Hollywood producer builds messages in film for churches
HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 18 At least one Hollywood producer ignores competition from TV and books first ten theaters by turning his films over to television free of charge. Paul F Heard creates "message" movies for the National Council of Churches of Christ, distributing to churches prisons and welfare groups in the U S and abroad. His stars include Ruth Warrick James Dunn and Colleen Townsend. He uses standard Hollywood methods but aims to deliver moral messages without depressing audiences. He says films present a problem and offer a solution with religious implications to inspire action.
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Charles Denton
Hollywood
Paul F. Heard
Heard
National Council of Churches of Christ
Penitentiaries
England
South Africa
Australia
Canada
Sweden
United States
Ruth Warrick
James Dunn
Colleen Townsend
Chicago
Hearn
St. Louis
Perfect offsetting in a grand slam bridge problem
A bridge narrative discusses the luck and skill involved when the opening lead aligns with the declarer’s plan. It recounts a grand slam trial where South misjudged, but careful play and controlled ruffs, discards, and a final cross-ruff yielded thirteen tricks despite cautious defense and 2-2 division of trumps.
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West
South
Heart
Clouds
Priority Target industrial and Army bases threaten Texans
A Texas civil defense briefing notes that widespread industry and military sites make the state a priority target in an atomic war. Texas firms have secured over 11 billion dollars in federal contracts since the fighting began, underscoring broad industrial reach.
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Austin
Texas
William L. McGill
Civil Defense
Texas Employment Commission
McGill
Morea
TEC
Texarkana
Transportation Equipment Industry
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Matherne’s
Baytown
Sun
Rich
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Reiss Sawer
Exsis
Sones
Blackwood
Gambie
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Ufe
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Pershing Davis
Wien
Amos L. Davi Davis
Veteren
Bies
Rome
Texas Defense
Fort Worth
Sanch
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GiNl
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Manna
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Cage
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Mercury
Bayshore Motor Inc
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