Couple posed as Communists for FBI for seven years
Mrs. John Tichonuk and her husband served as undercover Communists in Philadelphia from 1955 to 1962, reporting weekly to FBI agents. The pair, later living in Potsdam New York, say the undercover stint ended when he joined the St. Lawrence Gas Co. as a technician near Potsdam. Their three children were unaware of the activity. Henry Butzel, 92, longtime Michigan Supreme Court justice, died in Detroit.
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N.Y
John Tichonu
FBI
Philadelphia
Subversive Activities Control Board
New York City
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New York
Air Force
Watertown
Tichonuks
Communist Party
Mrs. Tichonuk
Mike
Arthur
St. Lawrence Gas. Co
Henry Butzel
Detroit
Mich
Michigan Supreme Court
Detroit Bar Association
Shah Presses Reforms Amid Opposition in Iran
Iran's Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi pushed ahead with land reform and women’s suffrage measures while confronting protests led by landowners and Muslim leaders. Troops dispersed crowds in Hamadan as tension lingered in Tehran, with no new deaths reported.
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Iran
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Hamadan
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Attaullah Nasiri
Mosavi Khalkhali
Khalkhali
Morning Star Sinking Prompt Coast Guard Search
A yacht named Morning Star reported sinking with five aboard about 250 miles southeast of Nassau. A found life preserver marked Morning Star San Francisco was found near Crooked Island in the Bahamas as Coast Guard backlogs and searches continued for the San Francisco registered Morning Star vessels.
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Morning Star
San Francisco
Bahamas
Coast Guard
Atlantic Ocean
Nas‘Sau
Four Kids
Acapulco
Mexico
Crooked Island
Panama Canal
Newspot
York City
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