Ba Binh's Vietcong style shop thrives on spoils
In Saigon a family run black market network tied to a postal worker Ba Binh thrives on stolen U S goods. His wife runs a crowded shack on Pasteur Street selling rancid soap coffee and tins while his teens act as scavengers and his daughter profits from foreign liaisons. They rely on dock pilferage and longshoremen to feed a growing trade. The family fears a peaceful end to the war but not the current profits.
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Saigon
Vietnam
NEA
Ba Binh
Pasteur Street
Binh
U.S
Ba Biah
George Segal Aims At Stardom In Diverse Roles
In a candid interview George Segal discusses his shift from TV roles to film stardom in The St Valentines Day Massacre and The Quiller Memorandum. He critiques acting freedom, notes growth from Love on a Rooftop, and stresses script choice over director fame as he pursues stronger movie projects.
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St. Valentine's Day Massacre
Segal
20Th Century-Fox
Quiller
Virginia Woolf
George
Doy
Yul Brynner
Peter Devel
Abc-Tv
Screen Gems
Priests Who Work and Pray in France Lead Movement
In De Gaulle era France, worker priests blend with workers on Assembly lines and streets. More than 50 clerics work publicly, joining unions and protests for better conditions while avoiding political action. The program aims to bring church and worker closer without sensationalism.
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Paris
NEA
de Gaulle
France
Europe
Rome
Ecumenical Council
Father R. Gardet
Monsignor Veuillot
The
Episco
Pal Committee
Jacques
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