Spies and Refugees Clash in Secret Munich War
Munich, once a symbol of appeasement, is portrayed as the underground hub for spies and anti-Communist groups. The article notes at least three murders tied to East West covert clashes, refugee networks across 110 organizations, and Bandera’s disputed death as part of a wider intelligence war in a city divided by politics and loyalties.
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Munich
West Germany
Iron Curtain
Stepan Bandera
Bandera
Wally & Tun Usment
United States
Abdul Fatalibey
Radio Liberation Broadcasting
Soviet Union
Markus Cernak
Bandéra
Cernak
Pixie Foster Faces Three Careers In Art
Fifteen year old Pixie Foster, a Columbia University art major and college sophomore, weighs future paths in drama and dance, with painting sculpture and creative writing as alternatives. Prodigy trained in ballet, she has starred in local theater, earned dean's list honors, and plans summer stock to build professional theater experience.
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Columbia
5.C
Pixie
Fosters
Foster
Pert
University of South Carolina
Mary Lou Kramer
Columbia Children’s Theater
Williamstown
Mass
Williamstown Theater Foundation
Allied
Hershshire Playhouse
Pisi
Margaret’ ‘Lanneau Foster
Mrs. Foster
South Carolina
Spain
Paul Dreher
Columbbia
Dreher
Civic Theater of
Grand Rapids
Anne Frank
Abs
Jin Achon
Michigan study shows traffic signals may be dangerous
Detroit AP reports a Michigan study of 89 intersections with traffic signals finds stop and go signals increased total accidents at 39 sites while flashing beacons reduced accidents at 130. Injuries fell 20 to 50 percent and fatalities dropped at both types, with complex urban crossings showing greater gains for flashing beacons.
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Detroit
Michigan
David Solomon
Public Roads
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Solomon
Artists Group Organizes At Meeting In Greensboro
The Associated Artists of North Carolina plan an organizational meeting January 10 at Elliott Hall on the Woman’s College campus. About 60 members will elect permanent directors vote on by laws and dues and discuss a program of action.
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North Carolina State Art Society
Brady
Ola Mae Foushee
Chapel Hill
Gregory Ivy
Woman’s College
State Society
Raleigh
Edwin Gill
Robert Lee Humber
Greenville
Humber
Gill
William R. Valentiner
State Art Museum
James Byrnes
Alan McNabb
Chicago Art Institute
Gus
North Carolina
Swimming Pool This Man's Office By Ralph Dighton Hughes
Indio Calif AP billionaire Floyd Bostwick Odlum, 66, founder and Atlas Corp chairman, uses a king size pool as a showplace for wealth. He built a diverse empire from oil and aircraft to movie studios and now pushes a five uranium firm merger for mining atomic power. Since 1954 he entered uranium with 10 million from selling Vultee and Consoli dated Vultee stock, then acquired the Splendor mine in Utah and others.
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Ralph Dighton Hughes
Indio
Calif
Odlum
Floyd Bostwick Odlum
Atlas Corp
Securities and Exchange Commission
Atomic Power
Odium
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp
Vernon Pick
Hidden Splendor
Utah
INBC Fires Two More Top Disc Jockeys
NBC Chicago dismissals of Miller and Eigen follow new station programming shifts. Miller, 43, once tied to WIND and WNBQ, reportedly earns about 350000 yearly. Eigen, 46, famed for nightclub interviews, also affected as NBC reshapes lineup. In a separate Chicago rescue, an 11-year-old blind girl janice Mitren ga was saved from a blaze by neighbor Walter Troska after he entered the burning bungalow.
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Chicago
Howard Miller
Jack Eigen
National Broadcasting Co
Miller
WIND
WNBQ
NBC
Higen
WMAG
Wnbq-Tv
New York City
Lloyd Yoder
June Valli
Anne Mitrenga
Edward Mitrenga
Mitrenga
Theodore
Janice
Walter Troska
Troska
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OQUN
Ukraine
Fier
Hungary
Pixiela
Heidi
Pixie Foster
Public Roads Administration
Washington
Sartin
Sanitone
Cleanerslaunderers
INBC
Jacqueline Cochran
Atcognito
Europe
America
Paramount
RKO
Jacqueline
Howard Hughes
Paramount Pictures
Alexander
Bermuda
P.C.S
RCA
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