Spies and CIA Illegals From Overts to Deep Cover Operatives
Washington report explains CIA workers are divided into overts open labors and illegals who operate under assumed identities. Illegals receive new names and birthplaces, learn local languages, and use forged documents. A covert coat-hanger tale links to bomber data while a massive card index tracks Soviet officials and their biographical details.
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Time magazine price change and circulation note
Time magazine raised news stand price from 25 cents to 0 cents while stating its circulation grew from 2.7 million to 2.75 million. Advertising rates were unchanged despite the larger base.
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Time Magazine
Attending a meet in Millet urged to mind manners
A brief note from Millet encourages attendees to keep conversations quiet during events and save chatter for after the meeting.
World of Religion notes pressures on church giving
United Press International reports debate over tax cuts and church donations. Baptist leader C Emmanuel Carlson argues higher take home pay means more giving, not less, while cautioning against church dependence on tax policy. Also covered are Lutheran radio expansion in Africa, Lent observances, Purim traditions, and the Church World Service funding goal.
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C. Emmanuel Carlson
Southern Baptist Convention
Joint Committee On Public Affairs
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Top Tunes Chart Shows Four Seasons Stay No 1
UPI reports the Four Seasons’ Walk Like a Man holds the top spot for the third straight week. Dion climbs to No 2 with Ruby Baby, while Skeeter Davis End of the World rises to third. Cascades Rhythm of the Rain slips to fourth and Paul and Paula Hey Paula falls to fifth.
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Kennedy to hold news conference next Thursday at 4 pm EST
UPI reports President Kennedy will not hold a news conference this week but will address reporters next Thursday at 4 p m EST. In Moscow a Tselinograd city court sentenced two men to death for producing faulty goods and embezzling factory funds at a city chemical plant. Kazakhstan Pravda cites more than 250000 dollars in faulty output and over 150000 dollars siphoned via fake contracts.
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