U S newsmen deny CIA activity in Russia
Moscow based American correspondents George Krimsky Christopher Wren and Alfred Friendly Jr. faced CIA charges from the Soviet Literary Gazette. The State Department protested the accusations and the journalists denied any CIA link, calling the allegations trumped up.
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Pentagon rules out Cuban troops in Panama
The Defense Department told the House International Relations Committee there are no Cuban military or paramilitary personnel known to be in Panama or the Canal Zone. Estimates place total Cuban nationals in Panama at no more than 150, while the U S maintains a permanent rotating mission to train Panamanian forces.
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