Legend The Secret World Of Lee Harvey Oswald reviewed
A critical look at Edward Jay Epstein’s Legend The Secret World Of Lee Harvey Oswald. The review notes extensive interviews and FOIA material suggesting Oswald’s involvement in espionage and links to the KGB, CIA and FBI. It contrasts the Warren Commission with Epstein’s new evidence and highlights the broader U S Soviet intelligence tensions.
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Reader’s Digest
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Oswald
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Japan
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Russia
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Dallas
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Yuri Nosenko
CIA
Geneva
Nosenko
Washington
George de Mohrenschildt
Mohrenschildt
Larry Flynt
Georgia
Flynt
Los Angeles Free Press
FBI
Charles O Grice Named Classified Advertising Manager
Charles O Grice is appointed Classified Ad Manager for the Aiken newspaper family succeeding longtime staff. Grice started in the role this month and will oversee display and classified advertising operations, client relations, and sales strategy.
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Charles O Grice
Dear NS: Doctor Graham Letter on Last Months Faith
A reader in the hospital asks if it is too late to meet God. The reply encourages turning to Jesus now, confessing sin, believing in Christ, and accepting Him as Savior. The message cites Romans 10 13 and suggests reading First John for comfort, promising salvation and future glory with God.
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DR. Graham
God
N. S
N.S
Christ
Jesus Christ
Interesting Revolution Says Hickel on Welfare and Inflation
Walter Hickel argues that inflation will spur a voting shift as workers resist freeloaders. Barry Bosworth warns unions to curb wage demands amid rising costs and falling productivity. He cites 3.6 percent annual productivity drop and 18.3 percent unit cost rise.
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Walter Hickel
Wally Hickel
Alaska
Carter
Barry Bosworth
Council On
Ashley Cooper Sees The Issues In Classroom Pledge
A college professor reports he asked students to sign an exam pledge denying help. A student added a defiant note. Cheri Martin details a nightspot incident where a patron paid for jukebox plays and pressured her. John F Reid defends Gary Player and criticizes Ashley Cooper. Cecile Marchant comments on ERA debates and personal views on conviction.
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Cheri Martin
San Francisco
Gary Player
South Africa
Gary
Ashley
John
Shevchenko Defector Sparks U N Secret History Debate
The defector Arkady N. Shevchenko is portrayed as the 11th consecutive Russian to hold the U N undersecretary for political and security council affairs. The piece argues this U N monopoly stems from postwar deals and urges congressional action to revive the House Internal Security Committee.
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U. N
Arkady Sobolev
Constantin E. Zinchenko
Illya S. Gtechernychev
Dragoslav Protitch
Anatoly Dobrynin
Georgy Petrovitch Arkadev
Eugeny Kiselev
Vladimir P. Suslov
Alexi Efremovitch Nesternko
Leonid N. Kutakov
Tito
Moscow
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Edward Stettinius
Alger Hiss
London
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Trygve Lie
State Department
Yalta
Franklin Roosevelt
Josef Stalin
Soviet Union
U.N. General Assembly
Department of Political and Security Council Affairs
Kremlin
House
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Larry McDonald
Internal Security Committee
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