United Nations Security Council enlargement debate shifts
Soviet position shifts on enlarging the Security Council with votes by the five permanent members. Russia signals possible nonpermanent seat support while maintaining veto power. Moscow also notes talks with Red China on a direct Moscow Peking air link and general assembly resolutions on enlargement.
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Former Bulgarian UN official admits spying for U.S.
Bulgarian news agency reports Ivan Asse Georgiev, 56, formerly No. 2 at the U.N. mission, confessed to spying for the United States. He allegedly received 200000 dollars for secrets and was arrested on espionage charges after returning from New York in 1961. Trial could carry a death sentence.
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