European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 1, 1964, Darmstadt, Hesse Pop 2 november 1964 germans await aged from East Frankfurt a germans have Hung out Welcome signs for millions of elderly rela Tives from communist East Ger Many expected to Start travelling to Iho went beginning monday sixteen special trains will go on a Dally run in the largest com munis Touthor izod westbound travel project since the Iron cur Tain went Down after world our All travellers will be pension men Over s and women Over whom the East German communist regime has promised permits Lor annual four week visits with relatives in the West perhaps million Tho Bonn government Esti mates that up to million East germans May Cross into the West during the next 12 months with these East German per mits to visit the arrangement was announced in East Germany in a gust after n meeting Between communist Leader Waller Ulbricht and East German protes Tant Bishop Morlitz before it took some red tape but was relatively easy for East German oldsters to move to the there were two conditions they had to have close relatives in Uio West and they bad to stay in the West All rights to further pension since the communist Wall went up in Berlin in August Havo legally moved from East Germany to the West under this family reunion project sponsored by he red million left by Singer 24 new York estate of million was left by Robert Vanderpoel Clark an heir e and thread the which said Clark died Ini Lennox Hill Hospital Here of has been admitted to pro Bate in surrogate the cause of death could not be the will specified that the estate be divided Between his the former Elizabeth and his Suzanne do Lasalle the couple was married in Thomas episcopal Church fit had Koto on in i Giitl broadcast to debate failed in Chow when the two candidates Al nil by Gol together on Keating accused Kennedy of distorting us Suimui the former attorney general his voting record in the semite revived no contribution Kennedy charged that team James Keating said in from online surb record he bad tar As i know 1 have re senator Keating then he ran out on that offer youth scout leaders Are told Fly Hob stuff writer Girmeny children in citizenship and loaders of the Hoy in develop their build i americas overseas program in them a sense of responsibility saturday that and a sense of smart missing the to hereabouts of Belinda Cay 14 and Marie Anne daughters of 3rd Loco is still the girls tailed to appear for classes Orl Olier 21 at their school in parents said the a urls returned packed suitcases they have been heard were told Here their primary Job is to offer Challenge to 1 want to Challenge you to Challenge your said Gen Jacob Deputy of eur speaking at the concluding session of the annual con Ference of transatlantic Council pointed out that the youth of today already Are better prepared than we were at their age to Cope with world Challenge is to train our hot soviet Star cold on Hollywood Queen not ulna ocl Nivolo fal Yeva said she was not interested in a t Wood Curcur she Chin make Money in go to Hollywood she sued o but that Uulu by i can earn much More Money in flicking aside a Mink and Seal coat the 25yearold Star of eight soviet motion pictures sold she earns a i am highly paid by any she and for a Little Over two pounds 1560 week i get a luxury Flat in Moscow and a Beautiful ceimtr1 1 have my car and n wonder Ful husband mid 1 have my Hryce fur Coats and 1 ran travel he world whenever i How does she spend her monev1 i like to indulge she you do or buy whatever i want whenever 1 she that luxury was not important to soviet a in Russia an actress does nil care whether she lives in u pal Ace or n single she it has nothing to do Ullh miss who is in Talon to Pru Mulc a soviet movie How she might be tempted to Hull Wood if the Purl was she said the life of a movie Star in Russia is similar to that anywhere 1 get Moblad by my fun and my fan mall comes to Over 1 000 tellers a people Are for Ever ringing me she she keeps her private her the transatlantic Council pres Gen Richard Mont Safe Vicenco Niland also addressed the which administers Amer ican scouting activities in eur North Africa and the mid dle special awards were Given smart and maj Gen Berton Spivy transatlantic Council commissioner and cd of the 3rd amid for their serv l a Xirui null sketch on the am Rizun heritage was presented by cubs and scouts from Mur and explorers from hurtlc1 Roy scouts America assistant director of and new reported on a improvements in including the improved design of Hoy scout Ken Usa National coun cil assistant Dir Clur of Field of told we were l i v in Mir american the least we can do is preserve Mur than 200 neighbourhood and District commissioners from 17 nations a blended the Confer which included u Seriel of Natalya Maleyeva separate from j How get on ii movie career Al out the same Way As any Young Kirl who might gel a Hollywood she said i was age the director was looking she and i was the right Mui j was the i leaders of Curtis revolt fired by directors mow min Philadelphia Blair Marvin senior Vic presidents of the cur tis publishing who led a re Volt against top have been fired by the firms Board of they said they would contest the Blair editor chief of Curt five magazines and editor of the saturday evening Post at an annual salary of Kan Tor was the chair Man of the Magazine division Blair and both Mem Bers of the had charged chairman Matthew Culligan with mismanagement in a letter to the Board made Public 0 ten Days cull gun resigned As president but held his Post As chairman of the Curtis has been troubled by both financial and management the firm reported losses of million in 13 million in 196 and million for the first half of this Culligan appointed the 38year old Blair editor of the Post in and later editor in chief of All he bad been chief of the Washington Bureau for the Post and before that was a correspondent for time was appointed by Culligan last he bad been president of will Aston and a new York Slock Exchange firm that was undermined by a vegetable Oil scandal and subsequently was a and Kantor were Given their dismissal notices utter u Stormy closed the vote for their dismissal in the Best interests of the company was they claimed the Board action was unwarranted and legally in they also were senior although Blair and Kan Tor retained their posts As Board members and refused to put their Salios Only the stockholders May fire a Board and the next Blair and Kuntor called a news conference in the lobby of i smirks to protect group in Washington up the stale announced it is exploring every possible Way to assure the safety and evacuation of n americans from rebel held Stanleyville to the Robert Mcclosky said the government has the greatest concern for americans in these Circum the group it composed of five Diplomat and m missionaries who were in Stanley Ville when it was captured u Puri Wnink a a Umthum Bimei the boart action and told report ers we fully intend to be at the next regular monthly me the Board next Frankfurt a a wit Ness testified in court Here that when he was still a Young Lay lie was forced to strew iced streets inside Auschwitz with ashes from the according to court at least 6 million Auschwitz Vic Tims were cremated by nazis in the former inmate Yehuda Bacon said he belonged 10 a work detail made up of youngsters own 12 to 17 who had to pick up the ashes from the Tania Lorius and strew them on lev streets in czech born Bacon now is a teacher at an arts College in he was Only 14 when he was taken to Auschwitz by the he survived but his father and Mother Ere a Trad in the he old the court trying 20 former Camp Tunc Lio Mirles and we collected ashes in but the w Mons instead of being pulled by h were pulled by 20 of us to l aeon we nut the ashes on the i by United press Lale Mattott h i n 4s Atlanta t7 u u ii h 41 m 44 41 it h m 41 u w n n 42 u it so a 55 Hunan Chicago Cincinnati air Malroit 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