Pressures in Paraguay may upset last of dictators
Asuncion faces rising inflation and debt while Alfredo Stroessner clings to power. Rebel incursions from Argentina have failed to topple him, but economic strain and military costs strain the regime. US aid is debated as Stroessner resists moves toward democracy amid fear of growing discontent.
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Italian Floods Take Heavy Toll
Helicopters searched the flooded Aurelian Highway for motorists trapped in one of the worst disasters since World War II. Five days of rain from the Alps to Rome left 50 dead, 25 more on Alpine slopes, with over 2,000 in hospitals and 300 towns isolated under rising toll estimates.
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American Sergeant Sells Plans to Communists in Germany
U S Army sergeant Leroy Mast 20 of Peoria Illinois was convicted by a nine man general court martial in Berlin for selling military information to the Communists. He borrowed 292 dollars from seven soldiers and promised to repay 628 with funds partly sent to his German girlfriend. Mast pleaded guilty to violation of military discipline as U S intelligence traced the case.
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