Soviet Diplomats Appear Ominous Across Latin America
In Montevideo and Buenos Aires a sense of ominous Soviet activity grows as readers note large embassy staffs in Latin America. Critics say many are KGB tied with little local work, while some governments have expelled Soviet diplomats for subversion. The article cites Uruguay and Colombia history and regional acceptance of Soviet ties.
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Demidov
Brazil
Tallest South Carolina tree damaged by lightning in Walhalla
A 165 foot Eastern white pine in Oconee County, the state champion in Clemson University forestry programs, was struck by lightning. Forest Ranger Maxie A. Gates says the tree, 180 to 200 years old, in the Walhalla National Fish Hatchery area, survived the strike with good odds if it stays green into winter.
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Andrew Pickens
Sumter National Forest
U.S. Forest Service
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