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Died. Helene Mayer, 43, German-born eight-time U.S. women's indoor fencing champion (1934-35, 1937-39, 1941-42. 1946) and onetime Olympic winner (1928) ; of cancer; in Frankfurt, Germany...
Hired by TIME in 1945, Richardson went back to India, set up our first postwar bureau in New Delhi, and two years later moved to Germany to open the TIME office in Frankfurt. His next assignment was TIME's London bureau, where he spent two years before moving to the Middle East tour of duty...
Richardson, with his wife and two daughters (Hilary, 4, born in Frankfurt, and Julia, 2, born in London), made the return trip to the U.S. last month by ship, "because we felt the children should get some sense of transition from country to country." The move from London to Beirut, Richardson explained, "was about an eight-hour plane ride. For nearly a year afterward, Hilary thought we were still in England, and kept asking when we were going to take the bus back to London...
...Established Relations with the Free World." A Frankfurt clerk put it more convincingly, after listening to an Adenauer campaign speech. "We Germans have for a long time been on the outside," said 24-year-old Hans Joachim Berkemeier. "We were hated everywhere. Now they respect us. Other countries want to work with us. This is very important." Hans Joachim paused. Then he added: "The old man is the one who did this He is a great...
Transatlantic Briefing (Sun. 3:30 p.m., NBC). New five-way conversation between newsmen in New York, London, Rome, Paris and Frankfurt...