Foreign Officers Reminded Big Brother Is Listening Abroad
Washington era security chiefs reveal persistent eavesdropping risks for diplomats. Embassies hide espionage proof rooms, with about 100 security officers overseas scanning posts in Frankfurt Tokyo and Panama. Notable disclosures include a 1960 incident with a carved eagle containing a listening device and recent reveals of bugs in Moscow and Warsaw embassies.
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Big Brother
State Department
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Frankfurt
Tokyo
Panama
Henry Cabot Lodge
United Nations
Security Council
United States
W. Averell Harriman
Moscow
Harriman
Spasso House
George Kennan
Lodge
U. N
Warsaw
Soviet Union
U.S
Prayers Ordered For Malcolm X in Indonesia
Indonesia's Religious Affairs Minister called for Friday prayers in mosques nationwide to honor Malcolm X. An African Asian Islamic conference opens in Bandung West Java on Saturday with Antara noting Malcolm X planned to attend.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
K. H. Saiffudin
Malcolm X
Ban ‘Dung
West Java
Antara
Saiffudin
U.S
Going Blind Stole Candy For Children
In Bourne Mouth England AP a 42 year old laborer William Bourke admitted stealing candy for his two young children as his failing eyesight and unemployment left him with no money. He said he would pay a five pound fine in installments after pleading guilty in magistrates court.
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Bourne Mouth
England
William Bourke
Martin
Kathryn
Bourke
Alan Robinson
Multilingual Keep Off the Grass Signs at Sedgwick County Court
In Wichita Kansas park around the Sedgwick County courthouse display 12 language versions of keep off the grass. Gardener Verna Pratt notes pedestrians ignore the warnings and jokes about trying Indian sign language to convey the message.
Mystery Hill People Melungeons of Sneedville Tennessee
Narrow dirt road climbs a Tennessee mountain to the Melungeons in Snake Hollow and Mulberry Gap near Sneedville. Historians debate roots from Roanoke or De Soto legends. the community numbers about a dozen families and preserves burial customs and isolation.
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Sneedville
Tenn
Great Smoky Mountains
Tennessee
Virginia
Snake Hollow
Mulberry Gap
Robber leaves birth certificate as calling card
Detroit police identified an armed robbery suspect who stole 31000 from a loan company and fled after dropping his birth certificate. John Lollibridge, 22, pleaded innocent to the robbery in recorder's court and was held on a 1500 bond.
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Detroit
John Lollibridge
Recorder's Court
Lollibridge
Germany's Dr Kinsey Scrapping His Report
In Hamburg Germany Dr Hans Giese head of the university sexual research institute scrapped a campus study on sexual behavior citing ruined scientific value from premature press speculation. He had chosen 2000 students to answer 285 questions about normal and abnormal sexual activities. The project caused student uproar as nearly half of subjects submitted answers.
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Hamburg
Germany
Dr. Kinsey
Hans Giese
Hamburg University
Giese
Civilian Payroll Drops in January by 21,759 Shift
A congressional group reported Tuesday that the federal civilian payroll fell by 28,799 in January, with the Senate House committee fixing the January figure at 2,464,012. The decline includes 18,211 Commerce Department workers hired temporarily for the 1964 census of agriculture.
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Senate-House Committee On
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