new york. er, well, new york, let's say london new york. this is paris new york. yes, it's 5.000 somewhere. there are 400,500 km. so why was 144 made. this is moscow-khabarovsk, first of all it is 6.200. porto orthodromic fractions are korchagi. the distance between these. with two points it turned out that this is the milestone, 5,000 and a half. e significantly affects the design further, if you will be this one . you need to go more than five and a half thousand. yes, you will have to fill in disproportionately more fuel to make an airplane under this range more, because it will eat up fuel on takeoff, in climb. uh, due to the already increased weight, it will eat. so it turns out a significant deterioration in performance. here are the ranges . here at ranges of more than 1.500 km. so, that is, our task was more difficult; we made an aircraft at a range of 6.200. an airplane was made in khabarovsk. well, the meaning was clear. yes, khabarovsk was then such a far eastern hub, yes, from which he was already quickly transported to moscow. uh, passengers. here uh. so, that such a thing is s

flying from new york to the bahamas, new york to paris her name is bonnie tiburzi caputo. still alive today? she's the grandmother and a mother in new york city. and i've obviously had the the pleasure and honor of meeting her since this book came out. indeed, you know, i've had the honor of meeting so many bold women and in fact pilots from the ages of nine to 92. and and this book, you know, really still inspires me in many ways. and want to close with a few reasons why? for starters in a sort of a backwards kind of way. fly girls and this story inspired my next book which dr. crowley mentioned is coming out this april. it's called paradise falls. and it has nothing to do with aviation. you know as i came out of the fly girls project one thing that really bothered me. was that some of those women including louise stayed in? lived long lives into the 1970s some of them into the 1980s. and no one had found them. no writer. no author. no journalists attract them down. to talk to them about their days flying in the early moments of aviation. it was really sort of crushing act

a tile about flying from paris to new york with the equivalent of 9000 pigs in your tank. one environmental great. what town? lots, what it would take to fuel a plane. it was that distance. pigs publish lots of font which can be used in aviation field. it's some things that you're clean union wants to see more of in the future. we use animal fats because the level of quality animal fats are relatively easy to convert into sustainable aviation fuel animals, diesel. and the processing equipment that we have is, is a relatively searchable with some adapt taishan to, to type those feed stocks. so man, i like ryan a one to start using animal fonts as soon as possible, but no life still can be slow to to field instead of thoughts is to be taken from meat, industry waste and then added to own new kerosene. but when i go to the trouble, there is a growing demand to use animals that india visual sector of within human. this will refuel to you because they will be counted as sustainable education fuels. refill you is a political agreement aimed at cutting c o. 2 emissions from aviat

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in public places without any warning, before that he had already installed a statue in paris, barcelona and new york to emphasize the war in ukraine and how he speaks of putin's childish but dangerous behavior and today the world celebrates watermelon day in ukraine for the second year in a row you can still find these giants on the counters, where are they imported from? but they will tell you how much they ask for a kilogram. my colleagues at the counters of stores and bazaars are already selling watermelons in full swing, although these beauties are still considered early, so they are not bought so often , so we often cut them into quarters so that guests can cut them into quarters buy a half for yourself there and for your family, they beg you to buy watermelons and the sellers say that this year the berries are mainly imported from azerbaijan, turkey and spain, rich, sweeter than usual, our organic watermelon from odesa oblast, which is grown in fields that were not subject to chemical corrections, with all kinds of big preparations . kherson farmers can’t grow and sell their crops, so watermel

their idiots under the guise of mercenaries who are not needed on the streets of london , paris, berlin and new yorkch let them die there. thus, fueling this conflict is what the americans are doing. it's purely american game if here european interest and none but no one to say anything, no capital. now it can't. uh, it’s clear that strategic is what we said in the first part strategically. that’s all, of course. for example, i am personally absolutely convinced that in the next month or two we will see a very serious strike from our country on ukrainian troops in the most different ways. i think a lot of things will be applied there, so to speak. and i will simply recall the words of our president and supreme commander. we haven't started yet. he is not these words corrected, he did not correct his assessment. we haven’t started yet, so there are some signals there now. well, no doubt we were all, as i understand it, that's all of us present here, we were at the army forum. we looked, so to speak, there are some new samples. eh, weapons, so to speak, yes, there are also equipment, means of communic

a trip to new york is from new york to paris is $980 on a premium seats 3,015. all lot of people are spending a lot of big bucks that they should be saving. yeah. >> finding class, i guess is something you know, that's just not my taste and all likelihood, the probably putting it on a credit card to what you've always said is not. not a good idea. i'm great with credit cards. long as payment months. okay. frederick, ok? all right. now let's talk about what what else people are spending their money on, which is sports gambling. we're getting into the football season. spring training just started our spring. pre season just started. you've got to imagine a sports betting for football is going to be huge this season. it could be a weird yes. pm's taking a stake in not online gambling company which just seems not great. they're also trying to make relationships with companies like a i found, which the nfl doesn't really want to get a better camera companies. but it's happening. >> so 38 states now have online gambling or app camlin draftkints and flutter. the 2 bigg

airmail who didn't really know much about celestial navigation, who'd cross the atlantic from new york to paris. but this fame drove him crazy and it ended up with his baby being kidnaped, murdered, and this sort of drove lindbergh around the bed and he exiled himself and his family into. europe, where they met sort of the hard right wing british who believe that hitler was going to win. and there was no use inviting him. and then lindbergh was given a tour of, the luftwaffe, where they did the same thing that the soviets would do during the war with the circle, the same planes over and over and over again and make you think they had a lot more planes than they really did. and they showed him engines that promised a lot more than they really did. and he then around the world telling people the germans are going to win. there's no use fighting. and he came back to america to specifically make these points. so eventually lindbergh admitted that the only way we can defeat roosevelt is to decimate franchised black people and not let them vote, and to make the -- realize that they think things are b

council for safeguarding the homeland the 1st, the 3 planes carrying people evacuated from new york has arrived in paris. nearly 300 people on board, most with french nationals and citizens of, of the european countries. the operation follows the tax on the french embassy and the capital navy during the weekend. and i, for you, it's a bit unfortunate to leave me share in this situation more like a hostage situation than a co, but way glad to be back on those domains as a normal atmosphere, naomi. no particular tension in town, not particular stress. people are doing that business, that's not a particular threat. assume that you calling it says shut down, cell phone frightens over the capital keys. the injuries have been reported, but it comes a day after the russian. right, and strikes. talked with coach eve in northeastern ukraine. damaging a college diploma tree, but speak now to step boston who's in the ukrainian capital and stuff, the help being several strikes overnight across the country. what's being targeted and why? yes, absolutely. there were a drones coming from the black sea that has been th

you live yesterday in paris tomorrow in new york. the whole world traveled free from what i happened at you yourself choose where to rush. i told you your hillock wind in paris you drag, paris although in the shower it can. aport hello , yes, yuri vladimirovich, i recognized you. which radio? not mine, of course. on march 2, 1969, under cover of night, the chinese military occupied the small damansky island on the ussuri river and opened fire on soviet border guards from there in the morning after fierce fighting. a tank detachment was called to help, however, the counterattack failed, and the chinese managed to capture the latest soviet t-62 tank with secret equipment on board. after that, it was decided to use the bm-21 grad rocket division against them. this was the first case of rocket launchers being used in combat. of this type, about 700 chinese soldiers were destroyed by heavy fire, the losses of the soviet side. for the entire period of the armed clash, 50-8 were killed and 904. directly the cessation of active hostilities after march 15. the border conflict continued, soviet

. >> now, if it's it's between, for example, new york or paris. i'm going paris. >> yeah. paris is where it's bar in paris. i think tv show. emily. yeah, america to fight abroad. this is really, really interesting because while you're going to paris, going to be looking for deals in the united states because that's where the deals are right now. if you're a theme park in united states or a hotel or if you're like southwest or jetblue, we're really domestic. they're struggling. but the international companies are rocking and rolling fares on an international flight from american or delta. 962 round trip. that's up 10% this year. year over year. and it's up 26% since the pandemic domestic flights, not $162. roundtrip $249. round trip and there are a about 12% since 2019, but down 11% since last year's last year. we started flying us this year starting fly international hotels in europe are at 148 bucks. that's up about 14% year over year hotels, united states are up 6% 154 so good deals are in the u.s. right now, daria, because everyone's going abroad, so icy. so that's how

there, let's say from er centers of international organizations in the same er in new york there or in vienna or in paristhe situation and it is er during this preparation that a position is formed when people they explain what and how, in our opinion, it would be necessary to say and so on, and the event itself is already the end of the process or something, we sometimes think that they came to the event and decided everything there, well, this does not happen at the event , they simply voice those things that it's been talked about for a long time, it's been prepared, it's been agreed upon already then they are brought to the e-e for a general discussion, and most of all china will go there, yes, likhovets himself, the special representative of the ministry of foreign affairs of china for the countries of central europe and a person who deals with the russian-ukrainian war , why did the chinese decide to go to a forum where there will not be russian president of mexico by the way, lopez labrador, he says that he will not go . if this disease occurs, let russia be invited. well, the chinese position is

this lady started out as a dancer, went to new york, went to paris, worked with bands, came back as and evolve that into a pop career. we are a couple weeks into the new year. what do you hope will happen not only in 1984 but for the rest of your professional life, what are your dreams, what's left? to rule the world. ♪ star light, star bright ♪ ♪ first star i see tonight ♪ ♪ star light ♪ ♪ star bright ♪ ♪ make everything all right ♪ ♪ star light ♪ peresman: all of a sudden there was girls around that had the gloves with the fingers cut out, and the hair wrapped up in a net, wearing short skirts. there was like hundreds of thousands of jewish girls around the country wearing crucifixes because of madonna. woman: what do you like about her? i like the way she thinks about acting free. she acts like a different attitude that no one else has. she dresses how she wants, acts how she wants, sings how she wants, she does what she wants. i think her appeal is that she is feminine, she is herself, she is sexual, but she's strong! she's an individual woman. rodgers: madonna understood the mtv

parisian rats, god yi ratatouille according to forbes, paris ranks fourth in the world in the number of rats after the indian denshot of london and new york in the city of 6 million rodents three times more than people. it is impossible to state neither briefly, inaccessibly, not in french, so the column of classical german philosophy xix-xx spoke about his opuses centuries, the idealist was inspired by the works of kant and led the world to his absolute idea, appealing to his knowledge, believed that the spirit is primary and mothers are secondary, thanks to the polemics of the author of the dialectical method, marxism, positivism and existentialism gained strength, the rector of the classical gymnasium in nuremberg and after the university of berlin, the author resounding quotes. history repeats itself twice, first as a tragedy, then as a farce. a practical confirmation of other theses of the thinker was the marshmallow experiment . a psychological trick was tested at stanford in in the 1970s, students were given a choice of either two treats at once or the whole box, but an hour later the results correlated with the successes and the s

russian style, because when we present our collection in a foreign showroom, here in new york, we had a showroom in paris of all, when he comes to visit, showrooms. it's bayer or the press always show. this is a russian designer. this is a japanese designer. this is a german designer. that is, first of all, the origin is always in the foreground. only later. the same surname of the designer, that is, this is belonging to the country, it is of key importance and it became clear that it is wrong to be inspired by other people's fairy tales, you need to be inspired by your own, and we have already begun to speak only on the territory of russian fairy tales. and when you launched with your brand, then at that time from russian the couturier knew only two names: vyacheslav zaitsev and valentin yudashkin uh-huh and you were somehow inspired by their collections. or, on the contrary, maybe you tried to do something different from the usual russian style from the usual, or rather russian fashion. i remember a valentin yudashkin when he started doing his first shows. it was a live broadcast on channel one, that i

. - forget paris, and forget london, and forget everything else. new yorks at. - i don't know how close giuliani and trump were personally in the 1980s. but i do know they occupied similar spaces. - they're outer borough guys. one thing that they have inherited from their fathers is a certain kind of awe and resentment of manhattan and those rich people. - rudy represented the kind of every guy who came from the boroughs and came to new york and made it big. - if you are a person that's looking at a snow globe, if you will, from the outside, even if you end up inside the snow globe, you always feel like an outsider. - giuliani didn't come from the upper-crust establishment. that may have fueled his ambition. did it also contribute to some deep sense of insecurity that he was an outsider, and in that, maybe he does identify with trump. - rudy giuliani is born in east flatbush in brooklyn in the '40s, so not very far in time and not very far in distance from where donald trump was born. - he was the first and only child of harold and helen. they'd had trouble

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william ly aging says it will take strong steps to protect of someone to live transit in new york on his way to paris, why he's due to attend to an operation ceremony. taiwan is claimed by china, which has developed to take the island by force of unnecessary us. it is a time on a tradition every 4 years for us presidential candidates to pay a visit to the iowa state fair politicians getting trauma, support and bushes, get some face time with candidates. gabriel alexander of a quotes from the state capital de moines, they're animals and lots of them. and plenty of ways to get an adrenalin rush at lots of food and unusual food, want a rattlesnake corn dog. here you can get welcome to the iowa state fair and american midwest tradition, dating back to 1854. the oldest and largest agricultural exposition in america, with about $1000000.00 visitors every year. it's also, i always biggest annual event for presidential candidates. all those people mean one thing, wow. are yeah, potential voters. and that's why every 4 years during election season, candidates running for president descend on the fair to take

you know, if you look at both in new york and in london, and in paris, you will find whole luxury buildings owned by the g.i. companies or offshore. and this is all really a serious part of the problem. and so switzerland has been a major player, because they are such a credible banking system. and their money has it's been accepted everywhere. but really, there's right at the very core. as long as offshore's are allowed to really operate in these countries. >> my time is expired, but if you just briefly can answer quickly, because i am out of time -- and this will just take two seconds. >> sure, i would not repeat on money laundering and banks, i just want to reiterate about the expert controls which. i think it's important to help the war -- expert control measures should be expanded to target a bigger number of dwellings and goods. the u.s. should be leading this process as the leader of export control coalition, these should include switzerland into this collision. and generally, there should be some policies and procedures developed by the coalition. and companies and individuals, and

paris? today, saturday, august 5th, 2023. ♪♪ >>> from staten island, new york. >> megan and christine. >> enjoy and good luck at his freshman year. >> i miss you. >> good morning from colorado. the elementary music teachers want to say -- >> have a harmonious school year. >>> big credit for that recognizable shine. some people are getting ready to go back to school. it's august and i saw facebook pictures of friends' kids with the first day already. >> it is beginning. >>> good to be with you. we want to get to today's news. the mayhem on the streets of manhattan on friday after a popular video gamer posted on social media that he was giving away gaming consoles. >> he was arrested late friday and charged with inciting a riot. we get the latest from george solis in new york on the insane scene. george, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, peter and kristen. a calmer scene here in the square from what we saw leading up to the craziness here at the park. police say it stemmed from the social media post announcing the give away of the consoles and other prizes that told wild and violent. the s

paris. he called me up a year later. he said, time to come home. i came home, packed my car up in minnesota, moved to new york, and a friend of mine at the time was working in the mailroom of william morris. he explained to me what william morris was. i did not know there were agents and whatnot. david: william morris being a major talent agency. ariel: also the one we bought. kind of funny. i went to work in new york. i got a job working for this gentleman, an older, well-established agent by the name of robbie lance. he turned to me and he was such a wonderful man, robbie lance. he said to me, i am not going to promote anybody. you should go to los angeles. you will make a lot of money and you will be an agent there. he got me an interview at caa, and ray kurtzman said to me -- which you cannot do now -- he said, you are too old to go to the mailroom. i did what i normally do, i peppered him with calls. i think i called him three times a day every day. he turned to me, another great man, and he said, on thursday, he said, if you can be here on monday, you got a job in the mailroom. i got out there and bough

it was pulled by 16 gray to paris and horses, each led by a groom. and for that, the city of new yorkpaid $9,000 or roughly, i think $165,000 in today's money. this was a common theme. all these cities would make a custom hearse to carry lincoln's remains. something they were trying to outdo each other. something grander than the previous one. and typically, the coffin would sit about five or six feet off the ground. so it was processing through the city streets. everyone could see it. now, the procession its way through the city until it got to city hall where a chorus of, 800 people singing greeted it, while lincoln's coffin was taken upstairs and laid outside of the governor's room in. city hall. now, prior to the doors being thrown open for the public to come in and view the president, this man here, this is general eddie townsend. all right. he was essentially acting as edwin stanton's proxy during this. stanton did not come on the lincoln special, and he a photograph or by the name of jeremiah gurney to come in and photograph the president. now this is the only known photograph

new york. now, back to dateline. new york >> on the last day of her life, diana arrived in paris.ris bureau chief for the magazine at the time. she was there when dodi al fayed blue into town. >> this whole scenario the created a feeding frenzy for the paparazzi. >> they were intent on getting another picture, they wanted to get dodi al fayed and diana together, wherever they could get them. and they would pursue them, no matter where. >> on the night of august 30th, dodi al fayed and diana went to dinner at the ritz hotel owned by dodi al fayed's father. a security camera captured their arrival. later that evening, diana called her close friend richard. it was the last conversation that they would ever have. >> and i could tell from her voice that she was tired, she was anxious about getting home. she was missing william and harry. she hadn't seen them for several weeks. >> why did she call you? was there anything specific? or just to chat. >> she called to chat. she had a rough time and she was pretty much fed up with the way that she was being treated by the media, the constant

paris. he called me up eight months later, a year later and said it is time to come home. i came home, packed up my car in minnesota, moved to new yorka friend of mine at the time was working in the mailroom of william morris and explained to me what it was. david: in major talent agency. ariel: the one we also bought, kind of funny. i got a job working for this gentleman, older, well-established agent. he turned to me that she was such a wonderful man -- he turned to me, he was such a wonderful man. i am 84, i am not going to promote anybody. you should go to los angeles and you will make a lot of money and you will be an agent there, because i will not promote anybody. he got me an interview and he said to me -- he cannot say this now -- you are too old. i peppered him with calls, i called him three times a day every day for two weeks. he turned to me, another great man, and set on a thursday if you can be out here on monday, you have a job in the mailroom. i got out there, i bought a used car for $1500. i was in the mailroom, everybody was younger. i was off to the races. david: i have often read that people work in the mailroom,

asylum seekers lined the streets of new york outside of hotel converted into an overcrowded migratory sentence. on little, tiny, one of the river side booksellers in paris. being asked to move often to the 500. he is on the, the in 1958 charles to go made of famous speech and algeria. but take a, don't hold back the tide about jerry and independence. keep francis companies in africa and the pacific. in the final episode of the series. and is there explores how the bits of fights for the french empire still resonates today? imagine tis french t colonization on out his era award winning 27 years as often as an assignment, it's an extreme formalized solution. i think it's designed to break international so well class janet 80 percent of 80 carpet that is controlled by guns bring programs to if you don't and if that might running a model that i'm trying to push myself all the time. pushing, pushing see the world from a different perspective. one out is aaron documentary, that informer present, and illuminate our ultimate cds these for themselves and make up their own minds. witness on 20, the the welcome back of your mind about top stories here. this, our f

oh yee ratatouille according to forbes, paris has the fourth largest number of rats in the world after the indian denshot of london and new yorklion rodents three times more than people. it is impossible to state it not briefly , not in french, so the column of classical german spoke about its opuses philosophy of the 19th-20th centuries, the idealist was inspired by the works of kant and led the world to his absolute idea, appealing to his knowledge, believed that the spirit is primary and matter. secondarily, thanks to the controversy of the author of the dialectical method , marxism, positivism and existentialism gained strength in the electroclassical gymnasium in nuremberg. and after the university of berlin , the author of a sonorous quotation. history repeats itself twice, first as a tragedy, then as a farce. a practical confirmation of other theses of the thinker was the marshmallow experiment a psychological trick was tried at stanford in the 1970s, students were given a choice of either two treats at once or the whole box, but an hour later the results were correlated with success and the subjects years. after the we

parisian rats, god y ratatouille according to forbes, paris ranks fourth in the world in the number of rats after the indian denshot of london in new yorkon rodents three times as many as people. it is impossible to state it in a short, inaccessible way, not in french , a chair spoke about its opuses in classical german philosophy of the 19-20 centuries, the idealist was inspired by the works of kant and led the world to his absolute idea, appealing to his knowledge, he believed that spirit was primary matter secondarily, thanks to polemics of the author of the dialectical method , marxism, positivism and existentialism gained strength at the electroclassical gymnasium in nuremberg a after the university of berlin author of sonorous quotes. history repeats itself twice, first as a tragedy, then as a farce. a practical confirmation of other theses of the thinker was a marshmallow experiment, a psychological trick tested at stanford in the seventies, students were offered a choice of either two treats at once or the whole box, but an hour later the results correlated with the successes and the subjects for years. after the weekly date of

be returned to kiev to nato and the eu to ukraine is not the place for paris, the necessary normal relations with moscow new yorkrites with regret that sarkozy used to be called sarco-americans for his love for political traditions and culture of the united states, but now he is already a russian sarco . we are waiting for the head of the catholic church to be renamed from the pope of rome, russian pope francis caused a uniform series in ukraine with his video message to the young catholics of our country, the pontiff called them the heirs of the great mother of russia peter i catherine ii and of the great enlightened empire in the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine , the words of francis were called imperialist propaganda, they accused the pope of rome of voicing russian great-power ideas , the vatican even had to explain themselves. the holy see. he simply urged the youth to promote everything that is positive in the great russian cultural and spiritual heritage. the kremlin positively perceived the fact that the pope knows the history of russia , said peskov youth the pope of rome joined via video link an

in 1920, in detroit and new york, the tricolor traffic lights already familiar to all of us were installed in the twenty-second year. the traffic light reached paris and in the soviet union the first traffic light was installed. don. at the same time, those traffic lights worked on the principle of a mechanical clock. but the arrow did not point to time, but to a colored field, however, it was precisely the change that soon came with the so-called electric lights with vertical arrangement of lamps, but with one nuance, the arrangement of flowers. in this design , green came first upside down, then yellow and lower red, everything fell into place we are used to today in the fifty-ninth year of the last century , when a large country joined the international convention on road traffic. well, the first electronic traffic controller in our country appeared in minsk in 1938. at the crossroads of kirov and bobruisk streets with the history of the issue figured out, it's time to figure it out. why do traffic lights shine on us it is red, yellow and green, and not , for example, blue or purple. according to what principle electronic traffic controllers ar

paris workshop. the statue marked 100 years since the declaration of independence, and the historic alliance between america and france. in 1885, it was shipped in 350 individual pieces over to new yorked and unveiled to the american public the next year. so let's have a look at the face. that's a huge face. this full—size replica is made from the same materials as the statue. the important thing is for you to feel the narrowness of the copper. that's the full size of the copper. i was not expecting it to be that thin. i know, no—one does, it's very thin. that's super thin. yeah. now for the piece de resistance — the original torch. the torch. the original torch. wow. stood up there from 1886 to 1984. the original torch had been changed from bartholdi's design to include a glass panel flame that could be lit up at night. in the 1980s, it was removed and replaced during a massive restoration of the statue. talk to me about how difficult it was to get the torch in here. well, i didn't have to do it! but it was it was quite a task. people worked for about two weeks from three in the afternoon till three at night. and they had this carrier that they laid the face on its back, and then pu

french president says, his ambassador to new york, i will not leave the country is as clearly as had all the french investigate to leave by sunday monument cross as paris doesn't recognize the magenta most gonna kick it up. but i think the top policy is correct, it is based on the coverage of president mohammed, the bassoon on the commitment of or diplomatic scandal and by the death will stay despite the pressure and despite illegal claims of authority, as well as on the efforts of the internal security forces, end of the army. it's a pretty, pretty simple policy is simple. we do not recognize, qui, does we support the president has not resigned and we are committed to standing by his side. we support it, causes diplomatic efforts and military action when it would be approved to know you . meanwhile, and neighboring molly, the un mission is speeding up the withdrawal of nearly $12000.00 soldiers. in june, the military gentle that demanded that the troops should leave gabriel alexander, as well as the top united nations official in molly told the security council on monday that the un peacekeeping force known has been new sma is on the schedule to depar

new york. the mi five is not keen on this. he said the district attorney from and gave his daughter a holiday in paris.he traveled to scotland to contribute jesse jordan think he could take back the statement. but the scottish legal authorities proved to be very difficult. is it typical scottish manner he had to pay all the expenses and they said no no. they were not able to utilize that evidence at all. so the cooperation from mi five was real but it was contained as it were he was limited. on the main trial it came into the heavy during the trial for being biased george cedex who is an attorney launched a massive attack. but in the end the jury decided to believe it. >> boyer on the english connection were they involved with any of william stevenson's efforts to get the u.s. to come into the war? >> guest: no he wasn't. as i mentioned earlier, he was blacklisted by j edgar hoover. he could not have any connection with stevenson through that channel. but then he did manage to get himself into the army. general smith the director of the cia in the war had the responsibility trying to deal with war crim