Russians Spy on Russians Under System
Report on a Soviet underworld unit the Committee for the Return to the Homeland aims to control emigres abroad. It outlines five tactics: keep émigrés in place, infiltrate and destabilize anti-Soviet groups, discredit Radio Liberty, identify insiders, and frighten or recruit Russians unable to resist cooperation.
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Washington
NEA
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
U.S
Canada
Argentina
Iraq
Iran
Indonesia
Africa
Latin America
Near
Far East
Moscow
Radio Liberty
Russia
CIA
Sevastyanov
John
South America
Day Forecast For Week With Mild Temperatures
Temperatures through Saturday trend near normal with normals in the 70s for most areas and 49 to 60 for lows. Expect minor fluctuations and daily showers bringing about 0.5 to 1 inch of rain, most likely at the week’s start and again near the end.
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Norch
The Eagle and the Bear: Russo American Ties Through Years
A condensed history of U S Russia relations from 1917 to recent talks in Moscow. It traces shifts from cooperation and hostility, including aid, recognition, wars, and Cold War tensions, noting renewed warmth in talks while caution remains.
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United States
Europe
United Nations
Moscow
Russia
China
West
Supervisors Lose Meal Allowance While In Office
The policy limits meal allowances so patrolmen may continue to collect, but supervisory officers will receive funds only when they are away from their offices.
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State Safety Department
Bleach Tips For Safe Back-To-School Laundry
Clorox information advises using liquid chlorine bleach to whiten deodorize and disinfect school clothes. It is safe for white and colorfast fabrics but avoid silk wool and non bleachable finishes. Test new colored fabrics with a one tablespoon bleach to one gallon hot water solution to check colorfastness before washing.
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Clorox Bureau of Information
Acrilan
Orion
Dacron
GO AFTER TOP MEN Explains Soviet Spy Network
Col Ray Cromley outlines Soviet intelligence aims including recruiting from elite backgrounds and using action goals to discredit Western agencies. He details KGB and GRU roles, legal and illegal operations, residency structure, and group focuses on politics, science, economics, and private life surveillance.
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Col
Ray Cromley
Washington
NEA
Britain
Patrol Heads Get Pay Hike No Expenses
Four Iowa Highway Patrol top officers receive $600 annual raises to replace meal allowances lost when the 1963 legislature changed policy. Col. T. R. Ted Mikesch now earns $9,900, Lt. Col. James Machholz $9,600, Maj. Howard Miller $9,300, and Capt. Leon Chevalier $8,100.
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Des Moines
Iowa Highway Patrol
William Sueppel
State Executive Council
T. R. Ted Mikesch
James Machholz
Howard Miller
Leon Chevalier Mikesch
Machholz
Miller
Chevalier
Converting an Unused Attic Into a Quiet Study Space
An unfinished attic can become a tranquil study room for an older child, cheaper than adding a new room. Proper lighting ventilation insulation and year round climate control are essential, with large windows and mineral wool insulation. Use through the wall or window air conditioning for summer comfort and protect the space with appropriate R values.
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