Germans to celebrate Christmas twenty years after war
In Frankfurt and across Germany Christmas 1965 blends nostalgia with shortages. Readers recall 1945 ruin and wartime privations while markets now show luxury ads and postwar wants. Occupation authorities eased curfews and calories rose, yet readers seek balance with venison and goose amid changing diets.
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Frankfurt
UPI
Zeil
Zeit
Frankfurter Rundschau
Margarete
Fae Nuernberg
Frankfurter Ruschschau
Robert G. Storey
Wilhelm Keitel
Alfred Rosenberg
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Rosenberg
Storey
Southern Methodist University
James R. Newman
Hesse
Andersen
U.S
Anneliese Kohl
Germany
Industry hunters net 16 prospects in New York
Ohio Development Director Fred P. Neuenschwander reported Thursday night that a week long stay by an Ohio industry team in New York netted 16 prospects for new industry. The group also contacted 43 other prospects showing long range plans for possibly locating plants in Ohio.
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UPI
New
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Fred P. Neuenschwander
Buckeye
Common Sense in Advertising Says Decluttering Needed
An ad executive criticizes modern admaking for hocus-pocus and jargon and presents The Seven Deadly Sins of Modern Admaking. Charles F. Adams catalogs faults like overreliance on formula, inseparable creativity, and distracting richness. He urges honesty, clarity, and distinctive, human messages.
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New York
Arnold
McGraw-Hill
Adams
Christmas spirit lights up Japan as merchants cash in
In Japan Christmas is a secular season driven by commerce. A 30 foot wooden Santa dominates Ginza stores while crowds spend big year end bonuses. Revelry lasts six days before Shogatsu then almost a quiet nine day break as the economy cools and holiday cheer shifts to the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
CPI
Japan
United Nations Children’s Fund Wins Nobel Peace Prize
The United Nations Children’s Fund is praised as a highly effective hunger fighter, recently awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. The article notes cooperation across Cold War factions, with the Soviet Union contributing about $675,000 annually since 1955 despite other UN funding hesitations.
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Washington
UPI
United Nations Children’s Fund
Soviet Union
Children's Fund
United Nations
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