Former Bulgarian Diplomat Executed for Treason and Spying
Jwan-Assen Wiristay Georgieu, 56, ex diplomat of Bulgaria, was executed for treason and spying for the United States. The five day trial found him guilty of supplying information to the US Intelligence Service while serving as counsellor to the Bulgarian UN delegation in New York. Prosecution claimed he earned over 200000 dollars and funded lavishly in Bulgaria.
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AAP
Reuter
Jwan-Assen Wiristay Georgieu
Bulgari
United States
Tass
Sntist
Tas
Presidium
Thy People’s Assembly
Bulgacia Ecla
Geogiev
Georgiev
United States Intelligence Service
United Nations
Séyenyold Georgiev
Associated Press of America
U.N. Deleanton
New York
Ag Oy
Bulgaria
Yugoslav Airports Fined Over Snow Clearing
Belgrade and Zagreb airports were fined 1,800,000 dinars and 800,000 dinars by the Yugoslav Civil Aviation Administration for failing to clear runways of snow and ice. The Barha newspaper said this caused flight cancellations and disrupted both domestic and international services.
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Yugoslav’ Civil Aviation Administration
Zagreb
Barha
U K Seeks U N Cyprus Watch
Britain Greece and Turkey propose UN involvement in Cyprus with one appointee to monitor tensions. Secretary General to consult Cyprus delegate Zenon Rassides after initial approval. In Nicosia, British sorties aid Turkish Cypriots with food and medical supplies to 18 villages, while the city remains quiet and residents stay within designated sectors.
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Turkey
Zenon Rassides
Cyprus
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Nicosia
Nort-West Cyprus
John Ross
Perthshire
Royal Air Force
University Admits Its First Negro Faces Hostile Welcome
About 100 white students gathered outside the ultramodern library at a century-old university as Harold A Franklin, the first Black student admitted under a federal order, registered. State troopers and Governor George Wallace had sealed the campus to keep federal agents away while Franklin faced jeers, polite handshakes, and required ID checks from white peers.
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George Wallace
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Wo Min
State Towner
Beatire
61 Dead and 162 Injured in Belgrade Rail Crash
Belgrade Belokave reports a deadly collision near Belgrade early today involving two passenger trains, one from Skopje bound for Belgrade. Sixty-one people died and 162 were injured, with 72 among the injured in hospital. wreckage strewn across snow covered track as cranes clear the site. Flags flew at half mast and a day of mourning was proclaimed.
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Belokave
Ava P-Reuter
Hoth Fyeins
Om Express
Skopje
Focal
Serbia
Line Busy To London Line Busy To London
Britain and Australia and New Zealand telephone traffic surged during Christmas. From Christmas Eve to Waxing Day there were 2 577 calls with Australia and 525 with New Zealand, far above 1962 levels after the Commonwealth Pacific Telephone Cable opened in December.
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A. A.p.reuter
Britain
New Zealand
Australia
Commonwealth Pacific
Sacred hair relic found intact in Srinagar mosque
Srinagar reports say the sacred relic hair, missing since December 26–27, was found intact in Hazratbal Mosque. Indian Home Minister secretary V Vishwanathan confirmed the recovery as mood tempers flare amid protests and calls for Kashmir’s political change. The prime minister expressed relief at the return of the holy relic amid unrest.
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Kashmir
A.p.reuter
Hazratbal
V. Vishanathan
Nehw Sabi
Ami
Ard
Sheikh Abdullah
Tial
Jammu
Pakistan
Kashmir Radio
Goldwater Attacks Rockefeller Amid White House Bid
Senator Goldwater traveling east to enter the Republican nomination fight called New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller more Democratic than Republican and dismissed face to face debates as unnecessary arguing Rockefeller aligns with the Democratic platform. He urged a clear choice of philosophies and said he would debate President Johnson if he wins the nomination. Rockefeller, in Concord New Hampshire, kept focusing on Goldwater as he campaigns for the nomination criticizing the Johnson administration for failing to push more of its program through Congress.
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White House
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeiller
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Los Angeles
Washington
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Goldwater
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New Hampshire
AUP
Special stamps mark Shakespeare birthday and congress anniversaries
London reports Britwin will issue postage stamps later to celebrate the 400th birth anniversary of Shakespeare and mark the International Geographical Congress and the 10th International Botanical Congress, signaling a set of commemoratives.
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