Rise And Fall Of Russian Swindler Milman In Soviet News
Moscow reports the ascent and collapse of Rafael Milman alias Roman Danosky a fraudulent figure who posed as a Moscow writer to siphon funds from state bodies. He lured officials with promises of influence and cars then faced police actions after a string of deceptions and losses.
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Vagh 2
Navgatuck News
CONN
Weilesitity, Deg
Anthony Austin
Moscow
UPI
Rafael Milroat
Soviet Union
West
Milman
Roman Danosky
Komsomolsiaya Pravda
Stavrepa
Tischenko
Stin
Black Sea
Enka
Busines Fhal
Yco
Willeh
Audinivera
J. Brosny
Milan
Fragmented OCR Passages on Soviet Economic Policy
Incoherent OCR excerpt discusses a treatise exposing profits of managers and a Moscow case. It mentions recommendations for a Soviet Livia order park and a Malia judgment, with unclear attribution and phrasing.
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Moscow
Soviet
Livia
Malia
Barbara Rush Embraces Glamour While Proving Acting Versus Image
Barbara Rush discusses her film career, moving from a young glamour image to serious acting. She recalls early publicity mishaps and asserts she can pose for glamour shoots if needed while prioritizing her art. She has appeared in 15 pictures over seven years, with a shift from a teen image to adult roles.
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Vernon Scott Holly Woot
Avureys
Ay Guild
Barbara Rush
Cinema Ci
Slrama
Olivia DeHavillann
Con Wwaul
Universi - International
Barbara
Rendy
Barbara Stanwyck profile reveals film ambitions and figure
The interview discusses Barbara Stanwyck’s past and present, noting her wish to tackle sexier roles despite a dramatic current part in The Philadelphian. She claims confidence in her figure, citing a 34 22 35 measurement, and mentions prior work before entering Movietown as an actress.
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Barbara
Warner Brothers
Brigitte Bardot
Barbara Stanwyk? Barbara Walters? Fashion and brains clash
A profile notes Barbara’s degree from UC and her stance that beauty has drawbacks. She recalls being patronized as a pretty young thing and rejects that image, citing Elizabeth Taylor and Audrey Hepburn as examples. She’s updated her wardrobe and aims to redefine her off screen persona.
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Ler
University of California
Elizabeth Taylor
Leslie Caron
Audrey Hepburn
Barbara
Arsenic in Cigarettes Linked to Higher Lung Cancer Deaths
A New York report states scientists find rising lung cancer deaths may be partly caused by higher arsenic levels in cigarettes. They report cigarettes contain measurable arsenic compounds contributing to risk.
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New York
Arsenic in Cigarettes Linked to Lung Cancer Risk Study
A Texas study by Veterans Administration medical researchers, supported by the National Cancer Institute, finds arsenic in regular cigarettes rose 200 to 600 percent over 25 years. They report arsenic levels of 43.5 to 42 ppm in five brands, with about one third remaining in butt, one third in ashes, and one third in smoke. Filters offer limited protection. experts disagree on cancer causation.
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Veterans Administration Hospital
Department of Surwary
Southwestern ‘Medical School
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