Ex-spy Khokhlov reveals Red espionage and escape story
Russian Secret Police tells of Khokhlov thirteen years as a Red saboteur and spy and his February escape to the West. In West Germany he declared intent to assassinate. he surrendered to U.S. officials. He describes recruitment, training, weapons, and the Beria Malenkov power struggle, plus his murder mission and why it mattered. He also notes Myra leaving his wife and child in Russia.
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Paris Pays Fath Lavish Funeral in Fashion Capital
Paris said farewell to Tacques Fath the famed dressmaker and party giver in a funeral at St Pierre de Chaillot Church. Nearly 3,000 mourners mostly women packed the church and a thousand more lined the sidewalks as police managed traffic. The cortege from the Seiner bank area traveled on foot, with his widow wearing black and son Philippe leading relatives to the altar where a high ceremony honored the designer whose workers and clients filled the crowd.
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Dozen New Hats Obtained by Mamie on Trip to New York
Mrs Eisenhower enjoyed a shopping trip in New York during a presidential visit. She purchased about a dozen hats and several dresses while staying at the Waldorf Astoria in a discreet, escorted outing.
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Brazil Steamer Deus EB Quem Manda Wrecked
A coastal steamer ran aground and broke up during a weekend storm near Sao Luis Brazil. About 25 aboard are feared drowned with seven bodies recovered and 18 crewmen still missing.
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