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Robert L. Fischelis '49, graduate secretary of PBH, directed the seminar last summer in Frankfurt. Because of the success of this seminar, it will probably be held again this year-lasting, according to tentative plans, from the middle of July until the end of August. And, although 17 countries participated in 1950, next year's seminar is planned to be more international both in administration and participation...
Fischelis expects to visit Frankfurt for conferences with officials of the U.S. High Command and will make brief stops in Geneva, Paris, and London for meetings with groups there concerning participation in the summer seminars...
Germany: Truth. Next day, Ike landed at Frankfurt's Rhein-Main airport in the midst of a touchy political problem. Germans had been affronted by Ike's 1945 description of them as "arrogant in victory, very polite in defeat." In his first press conference, Ike took the touchy Germans gently by the hand: "I would be entirely a liar if I should say that, at the time of the conflict, I did not bear in my heart a very definite antagonism toward Germany. I had deep antagonisms against the German Nazi regime and all the Nazis stood...
Manfred Gottfried, chief of our foreign correspondents, recently finished another trip around the world. He had flown to England in October, hopped over to Frankfurt, then on to other European capitals before heading for New Delhi. From India he worked his way along the still free perimeter of Asia (Indonesia, Malaya, Indo-China, Siam, Hong Kong, Japan) and finally to the battlefield in Korea...
...Frankfurt, World Welterweight Champion Sugar Ray Robinson over Hans Stretz, onetime German champion, a fifth-round knockout to wind up Robinson's whirlwind victory tour (five wins in five fights) of the Continent...