Russians Not Planning For Atomic Attack
Moscow residents show little concern for air raid shelters as the city lacks a modern evacuation plan or widespread bunkers. Few shelters exist outside wartime basements and subway spaces offer uncertain protection from radiation. The public shows scant organization or readiness for a nuclear event despite officials hints at deadlines.
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Uranium dealer faces new charges in securities case
Officials from the Treasury Department and federal prosecutors file charges against Addison and associates over selling securities and mining interests. The case cites restraining orders and a preliminary injunction to halt asset disposal while authorities pursue alleged violations of the State Securities Act and related offenses. Named defendants include Miles A. White, Jonathan Metz, Dan Nance, and Trans-World-Mining Corp among others.
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Flynn Faces Suit Filed By Third Wife
Hollywood reports that actor Pat Flynn, linked with miss Wendy Wainmore, faces a separate maintenance suit filed by his third wife. The filing seeks support and possible dissolution provisions, with Flynn denying refusal to meet alimony commitments.
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Chinese Party Convenes Top Level Conference on Food Production
The Chinese Communist party held a Shanghai meeting to review nondurable food production policies after six days of debate ending in June. Officials admitted shortages in consumer goods and services and urged new efforts to boost production amid urban and industrial growth. Stated optimism about crops abroad contrasted with Peiping’s food concerns.
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Son Of Hungarian Refugee Found Slain
A Hungarian refugee's son was found beaten to death in a New York tenement. Police said the youth had been assaulted. an iron bar was found nearby. The victim’s father, Imre Toth, identified as superintendent, had come to the United States after the 1956 uprising.
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