Element of Confusion on Identity of Russian Spy
A Soviet embassy spokesman created confusion over the identity of the Kremlin defector, saying Anatoli Alexander Dolnytsin worked at the embassy in 1961 but was not a defector and lives in Moscow. He refused to confirm if Dolnytsin was on the diplomatic list during a nine month tenure starting January 1961. The West treats the case as valuable, while British editors and U.S. agents react to the disclosure.
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Defector expected to testify in Denning inquiry
Hints say the defector will give evidence to Lord Denning's security inquiry into the Profumo affair. Reports link Yevgeny Ivanov to Profumo and Christine Keeler, with Ivanov back in Russia and in disgrace. The case raises fears of Soviet response and possible attempts to kidnap or kill the defector.
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Pastor marks 10th anniversary with orchids to parishioners
Reverend Carl W. Bloomquist at Pilgrim Lutheran Church in Warwick Rhode Island distributed 200 orchids one for each family to celebrate ten years as pastor. He had the flowers flown from Hawaii and wrote to parishioners expressing gratitude for their love and esteem.
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Ghent Plans 150th Anniversary of Treaty With Britain
Ghent Belgium announces plans to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the 1814 Treaty of Ghent that ended hostilities between the United States and Britain and established freedom of the seas.
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