Soviet Bid to Force US Official Langelle Spy Claims
State Department reports five men in Moscow seized Russell Langelle, an American official, coerced him with threats and bribery to spy for the Soviet Union. They allegedly stripped his coat, examined his diplomatic card, and used notebooks to suggest concealed writing. Langelle and his family will depart Moscow. incident occurred Friday near the US Embassy.
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State Department
Langelle
Russia
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Wall
Moscow
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American Associated Press
Fam
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Foreign Ministry
Oresskovo Street
Automobils
Soviet Union
Depa Y Ate
Mr. Langelle
Lunik III Photographs Moon's Hidden Face
Soviet announces Lunik III has photographed the far side of the moon. Moscow confirms images may solve the long standing riddle about what lies on the moon's unseen face.
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Lunik III
Amy
Moscow
Cold Breeze Sweeps New South Wales Coast
A cold front across New South Wales brought temperatures about 10 below normal. Strong northwesterlies affected the central and eastern coasts, triggering several rescue operations as crews worked to assist those in need along affected areas.
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M.S.W
Reas
Lei
Clergy Gather for St Luke's Church Hall Opening
Clergy from St Luke's Parish and visiting bishops meet after the hall blessing. The Canon Ross Border, Rev Hayden McCallum the first rector, and bishops Rt. Rev. Burgmann and Arthur are pictured with other clergy outside the new church hall.
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St. Luke's Church
Ears
Canon Ross
Hayden McCallum
St. Luke's
Canberra
Goulburn
E. H. Burgmann
W. Norman Pittenger
Arthur
E. G. Pre
Memorial to be Returned From Egypt
The Anzac Memorial damaged in the 1956 Suez Crisis will be returned to Australia. Announcement made by Acting External Affairs Minister Garfield Barwick and Interior Minister Freeth. Australia and New Zealand to share the disposal cost.
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Australia
Garfield Barwick
Mr. Freeth
United Arab Republic
New Zealand
Britain Faces First Winter Storm With Turbulent Seas
Reports describe tremendous seas off the coast of Devon and Dorset as strong winds lash the coast. Damage noted along the coast with trees and debris reported, while Cornwall sees rough seas affecting towns and transportation.
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Britain
Coriah Coast
Deven Ted Dorset
Alt 'S
Devon
Tha Temal
London
Trea
Threats Against Moderates On Algerian Issue
An investigating magistrate issued warrants for several persons connected to the attempted assassination of former Cabinet Minister Francois Mitterand. The attack occurred about eight hours after the National Assembly backed De Gaulle's peace plan for Algeria. Police kept silent as authorities investigated threats and a wave of terror in Paris and beyond.
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M. Braunschwei
M. Francois Mitterand
M. Braunschweig
Lucienema
de Demas
Algerie
B.U.P
M. Mendes Eallecing
France
Bareis
Mitterand
Leon ‘Ened M. Herny
M. How
M. Hovanian
Finn Brush United
Paris
Iy Sod Sar Tsao
Ab Aad
Eg Ag i Govermément
de Gaulle
Stuart Royal Commission To Resume
The Stuart Royal Commission will resume at 10 30 a m with witnesses continuing the cross examination by senior counsel Mr J Starke for Det F and others as proceedings confirm the schedule.
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Stuart
Stuart Royal Commission
J. Starke
Nya
Det. F
Two Women Die In Himalayan Expedition
London dispatch reports the all women expedition aimed at a 26 year old peak Mile Claudiner Van der Stratten from Melim led by Madame Wu set off in August. The attempt on the Himalayan summit ended tragically with the deaths of two women.
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Himalayas
London
Mile
Claudiner van der Stratten
Melim
Madame Wu
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