Dr No and the lure of spies in a changing world
A lively critique contrasts the Bond film Dr No with real espionage history. It recalls Penkovsky’s execution, the French arrest connected to his affair, and the notorious Battle Organization of the Socialist Revolutionary Party, including Azef and the Stolypin assassination plot, illustrating how fiction mirrors or misleads about real spies.
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Secret Service
Iuth
Oleg Penkovsky
Penkovsky
Russ Spice
Evno F
Azef
So Sissist Revolutionary Party
Socialist Revolutionary Party
Mer
Siptagin
Pleve
Sergei
Stolypin
Kiev
Bogrov
Opera House
Bogroy
Nny
Baby Bottles Books and Buttons in Capitol Show of Civil Rights Support
In Sacramento a mixed white and Negro crowd from the Congress of Racial Equality displayed baby bottles books and Freedom Now buttons in the second floor rotunda to back a civil rights housing bill. Lois J. Campbell, 41, of Long Beach, was booked on assault with a deadly weapon after a chase inside Capitol corridors ending with her car ramming a police sedan. authorities say she threatened officers as she sped from Marina Drive toward the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Foor Rotunda
Heald Capital
Voneress of Racial Equality
Long Beach
Seal Beachi
Lois J. Campbell
Fair House
Orange County
Bil
Brown
Seall
Mark Reid
Campbell
Senate
Marina Drive
Seal Beach
Payrolls of California senators and aides listed
The Senate payroll report shows California senators and 29 offices employing a total of 44,572 dollars for the first quarter and 87,673 dollars for the first three months of the year. The report notes officers and staff earnings across 29 offices and lists the total 43,101 dollars for January through March.
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Byron Rumford
D-Berker
Reid
Lear
Campbell
Luther Gib
Yijlice
D-Vallejo
Prompy
Lises
Senate
Washington
Sen
Clair Engle
California
National Association of
Long Beach
Thomas H
Will
Ruchel
Pam
Mott Reid
Quarttell’s & Peek Mortuary
Alamitos
Controversial Death Penalty Debated by California Legislators
Retirees to meet the same committee Wednesday night to hear Gov. Brown’s four year moratorium on capital punishment. An Assembly proposal by Lester DeLos Angeles seeks to keep death penalty limits, while Sen. Holmdahl proposes a 1964 vote to replace it with life without parole. The session nears end with budget fights and tax measures under review, alongside calls to legalize dingo, limit gambling, and reform education and ethics rules.
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Gov. Brown
Lester Fey
DeLos Angeles
Senate
John W. Holmdahl
Oakland
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Britain
Dr. No
John F. Kennedy
James Bond
Old Double Oh Seven
Witt
Campi
Jerry Rankin
Chiel
Kuchel
Engle
Assembly
Ways and Means
Ind
Cali
Formany
Nevada
University of California
Otho R. Cordray
Otho Cordray
Yarr Bon
Danecraft
Tao
Henry Gorman
Lincoln Park
RUST
Lone Banea Timrerr
Paceit Ave
Urpadung Betwee Paciig
Cotar S
Potitcal Advertsen
Lakewood
Huey Councilman
Pine
Broadway
LONG
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