Significance of Spy Figures Tied to Washington History
Washington figures loom in a new wave of embassy spy stories as officials refuse to comment. Sevastianov, a Soviet cultural attache, pressured a cab driver to contact the CIA, while Philby Burgess and Maclean linked to the Burgess Maclean affair. Col Wennerstrom admitted a long Soviet espionage career.
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Harold Philby
Guy Burgess
Donald Maclean
Russia
Washington
Col
Stig Wennerstrom
FBI
Sevastyanov
Woodner
Stephen B. Gleason
Giorghi
Gleason
CIA
Justice Department
Arlington
John
State Department
Philby
Burgess
Maclean
England
Foreign Service
District of Columbia
Embassy
London
United States
Wennerstrom
Atlantic Alliance
Washington Post
Policy on Cuba By U.S. Slated To Stay Tough
U.S. policy will keep pressuring Fidel Castro's regime and seek its downfall. Kennedy is not softening stance thus far, with 1964 re election concerns cited. Officials note possible Donovan Cuba role but no deal with Castro. The United States backs rebel actions and recalls Soviet troops. routes for Cuban subversion in Latin America are monitored.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Kennedy
Castro
Inter-American Alliance
Mr. Kennedy
Moscow
Latin America
New York
James Donovan
Bay of Pigs
United States
Rovert
Sierra Maestra
Fulgencio Batista
Soviet Union
Tito
United
America
Peru
Bolivia
Chile
Ecuador
Uited
Havana
Prague
Rio de Janiro
Rio
Brazil
Mexico
Hemisphere
Cubana Airlines
Europe
South America
Newsday editor Alicia Patterson dies at 56
Alicia Patterson editor and publisher of Newsday in Garden City New York died Tuesday at age 56. She was daughter of Joseph Medill Patterson founder of the New York Daily News and with her husband Harry F Guggenheim founded Newsday in 1940.
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New York
Alicia Patterson
Newsday
Garden City
N.Y
Joseph Medill Patterson
The
New York Daily News
Harry F. Guggenheim
Blonde in Kansas City Faces Multiple Charges After Police Chase
Loretta D D Huxtable 19 confronted police in Kansas City and North Kansas City on Tuesday with charges including resisting arrest drunk driving driving without a license speeding 70 mph in a toll area running a red light and failing to stop for a police vehicle. A chase ended when Officer David Courtney fired a riot gun after Huxtable rammed through a roadblock and escaped on the shoulder.
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Kansas
Courtney
Woman Steered Car After Drinking Vodka Says She Remembers Nothing
Mrs Huxtable told police she drank a fifth of vodka hours earlier and has no memory of the drive after the tire blowout caused her to stop within about 200 yards.
Baptism of Fire for Middletown Assistant Chief
Walter Richardson faced his baptism of fire on his first night as assistant fire chief when lightning struck the Middletown fire house Tuesday. He grabbed an extinguisher and suppressed a small blaze that destroyed the box alarm system.
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Middletown
Nuv
Walter Richardson
Night
Richardson
Murder figure Thalia Bell Massie Aptidrove dies in Florida
Thalia Bell Fortescue Massie Aptidrove 52, a central figure in two sensational 1992 rape and murder trials, died Tuesday from an accidental barbiturate overdose according to the medical examiner.
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West Palm Breach, Fla
Thalia Bell Fortescue Massie Aptidrove
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Douglas County Kansas
Public sale set for August 2 1963 at 2 PM at the Lawrence courthouse for Lot 65 Block 9 West Lawrence Douglas County Kansas to satisfy a court order in case 22876. Sheriff Fre E Broeker announces the sale to the highest cash bidder.
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Willia T. Bond
E. Lucille Bond
Douglas
Lawrence
Kansas
Said
Arkansas Street
West Lawrence
Douglas County
E. Broeker
Richard L. Reid
Ann Avenue
Kansas City
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
State of Kansas
Douglas Couny
Mary M. Johnson
Robert B. Oyler
C.t.a
Lawrence Journal-World
Adam Glaser
George B. Stanwix
John Johnson
Sophia Johnson
J. S. Law
Thos. F. Leahy
Geo. J. Schmitz
District Court
J. B. Dwyer
Joseph E. Dwyer
State of
Virginia Lawrence
Salina Legion Tourney Opens with Eight Teams in Duel
Eight teams from seven states begin in Salina Kansas in a double elimination American Legion junior baseball tournament with play starting Thursday. Matchups include Casper versus Enid Amarillo versus Hastings Altus versus Springfield Rapid City versus Salina.
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Salina
Kan
American Legion
Casper
Wyo
Enid
Okla
Amarillo
Tex
Hastings
Neb
Altus
Springfield
Rapid City
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Petefish & Postma
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Planning Commission of
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