Russians Implicated in U.N. Spy Case in New York
A Russian UN employee Izor Melekhi and German medical illustrator Willie Hirsch were jailed in New York on espionage charges tied to Chicago intelligence. FBI said they planned to transmit defense data to the Soviet Union. Bail set. hearings scheduled for next Thursday.
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Kennedy Takes Lead In Presidential Campaign In New York
Indications grow that Senator Joseph Kennedy leads the presidential race while Nixon tours Michigan. Crowds in New York's garment district rivaled 250000 as Kennedy gains Liberal Party backing. Nixon faces gold price critiques and an egg incident in Jackson.
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Gold Run Costly As U S Reports Massive Losses
The United States lost 98 million dollars worth of gold on Monday to Wednesday, Reuters reports, raising weekly banking losses to 108 million. Foreign gold takings surged in the period, while London’s fixing showed a continued decline from last week’s peak.
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Invasion Jitters Grip Cuba Amid Rumors
In Cuba fear rose as military units massed and civilians mobilized in Havana. Government propaganda allegedly fed invasion talk while rumours spread of an imminent attack and a possible D Day on Saturday. Authorities ordered militia to assemble at key sites Sunday.
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Riots in France mark Action Day over Algeria war
Demonstrations and clashes sweep Paris and other cities as leftists and counter protesters clash with police. Authorities report 485 arrests in Paris and 38 officers injured, with Francois Mitterrand among those slightly hurt.
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Protest clashes erupt in Paris over Algeria chants
About 6,000 leftists paraded near Place Denfert-Rochereau shouting Peace in Algeria, clashing with police. Another 2,000 gathered near Sainte Prison where Algerian detainees joined from their cells in the same chant.
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Flood Peril Grips West Country as Rivers Burst Banks
Flooded towns and landslides disrupt roads and railways across Western and Southern England. The Thames and Exe overflow with up to five feet of water in Exeter and Worcester’s Severn nears twelve feet. Evacuations, car abandonment, and 100 troops aiding rescues mark a devastating, widespread crisis.
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Mobutu recalls troops as Katanga defies UN move
Congo army leader Colonel Mobutu withdraws troops to Leopoldville outskirts after promising UN to move back. Tshombe defends Katanga independence and accuses UN of seeking trusteeship. UN Ghana police join Congolese police for joint patrols in the African quarter.
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