Kremlin Won’t Pay Lend-Lease Debt in US Feud
Pravda columnist Yuri Zhukov said Moscow will not settle its 722 million dollar Lend Lease debt with the United States. He also signaled that Communist leader Leonid Brezhnev plans a visit to the United States this year, underscoring detente remains in good standing despite speculation. The article notes Zhukov speaks with authorities’ knowledge.
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Missing Men Feared Dead After Tanker Collision
Officials held out little hope for recovering any of the roughly 20 crewmen missing from the Liberian tanker Corinthos after a midship collision with the American tanker Edgar M. Queeny. Three seamen confirmed dead including Egyptian Mousa Tawik as a major oil spill stretched 15 miles along the Delaware River. The Coast Guard suspended search efforts to fight the burning ship and contain the spill while the Greek crew faced uncertain fates.
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New York Adopts Orphans Seek Aid After Tragedy
News service notes thousands of donors respond to six orphaned children of Frank Walker killed aiding a police officer in a hospital corridor. Offers include clothing, toys, dental care, and free services as the city shows support for the grieving family.
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Plane Crash Tragedy Amid CitywideAid Drive
Witnesses recalled the crash as a nightmare after a plane struck a power line and tumbled into trees. Police honored officer Walker with a funeral at St Marys Church after he shielded others. his family and New Yorkers prayed as donations topped 25000 dollars.
Guardsmen Deployed As Indian Occupation Standoff Continues
Wisconsin governor sent armored carriers and more National Guardsmen to a northwoods mansion held by Menominee Warrior Society members. About 200 white protesters gathered while authorities bolster the force to surround the 64 room estate and prevent supplies or people from entering. Indictments of possible surrender talks mixed with threats of force as Indians refuse to leave.
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