The Angry Hills: A Love Under Occupation in Greece
In wartime Athens Vassili and Lisa hide from Gestapo danger while a doomed romance unfolds. Lisa recalls a broken past with a husband who fled with her family wealth as Mike, masked by danger, confronts betrayal and a fragile future as they plan two possible escapes.
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Lisa
Nico
Gestapo
Averof
Dr. Thackery
Mike
Vassilis Vassili
Satovriandou
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Athens
Vassili
Kaloghriant
Rome
Paris
Underground
Greece
Illinois Nieman Fellows Named for 1956-57
Eleven American newspapermen have been selected as Nieman Fellows at Harvard University for the academic year 1956 57. From Illinois they are Burnell A. Heinecke reporter Chicago Sun Times and Harold V Liston Jr city editor Bloomington ILL Pantagraph.
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Cambridge
Mass
Nieman
Harvard University
Illinois
Burnell A. Heinecke
Chicago Sun-Times
Harold V. Liston Jr
Bloomington
Ill
Pantagraph
Mexico City first Lat in American city to operate TV station
A historical note states that Mexico City became the first Latin American city to operate a television station, highlighting early broadcasting milestones.
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Mexico City
Penicillin Backlash Records Rise in Teen VD Rates
A Public Health Service analysis warns that penicillin cures for syphilis and gonorrhea have reduced fear of VD, fueling a rise in cases among teenagers and people in their early 20s. About one million juveniles had syphilis last year, with thousands more infected, and education campaigns plus a five million dollar funding push are urged to restore control efforts.
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Washington
U.S
U.S. Public Health Service
American Social Hygiene Association
Congress
Georgia Department of Public Health
Donohue
Delray Beach Owner Posts Beach To Bar Black Visitors
Phil Phillips owner of a seafood restaurant posts a mile long private beach five miles north of Delray Beach citing Black bathers using the beach without permission on weekends. He says the action is because he can no longer access his own beach.
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Delray Beach
Fla
Phil Phillips
Gems Stolen In Greenwich Village Jewelry Heist
In New York three identically costumed gunmen abducted two gem brokerage employees on a Greenwich Village street and fled with diamonds valued at 211000. The diamonds were to be delivered to five Midtown firms and were insured. Officers described the robbers as wearing dark goggles white gloves peaked hats and denim work clothes like subway motormen.
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New York
Greenwich Village
Albert C. Schmitt
Eugene Epsky
Midtown Manhattan
Lanza Pays $9000 for Bel-Air House Damage
Los Angeles singer Mario Lanza settled for 9000 dollars to Mrs. Norman Kaiser owner of a Bel-Air estate. The suit claimed damage to walls floors ceilings and grounds during tenancy. Payment to be completed within 180 days.
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Los Angeles
Mario Lanza
Lanza
Norman Kaiser
Bel-Air
Some Meats Chickens On Bargain List
Meats on special weekend sale vary across the nation while chickens appear on all bargain lists. Retailers seek alternatives due to rising beef costs, with picnic hams and duck roasts common for housewives. Pork remains high though lamb and beef show pricing shifts, while vegetables offer better buys with new crops including asparagus lettuce and carrots.
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Ei Ellis
Feluye Fim
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Kalamar
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Yemen
Middle East
Arabian Peninsula
Illinois Nieman Fellows
Douglas Larsen
Public Health Service
James F. Donohue
the’ Associates Press
Russell and
Reid
Mt. Vernon
Hoyleton
Albion
G. Murphy
Broadway
Altonce
Belle-Clair
Jefferson County
Hamburger Im
Ender Beef
Fairfiel
12Th Street
Waltonville Road
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