Memoir Claims Zhukov Skewers Stalin and Khrushchev
A New York Harper and Row publication recounts Georgy Zhukov’s memoirs attacking Stalin and Khrushchev. It highlights Zhukov’s role in defending Moscow, his critique of decisions, and the political fallout within the Soviet leadership during World War II.
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Dope Smuggling Israeli Problem
TEL AVIV UP I Two young American girls sunning themselves on the Tel Aviv beach last month were hauled away by police after their stuffed poodle toys were found to be hollow and packed with marijuana. The incident fits a wider postwar drug trend as Israeli officials acknowledge a growing marijuana problem tied to gains after the Six Day War. Police say an international smuggling network operates with amateur beginnings now replaced by organized routes through Jordan, Egypt and Syria, with thousands of pounds seized annually and foreign suspects often deported after waiving charges.
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