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The Mark of the Kremlin and Guatemala Assassination
congressman column discusses the Killing of Guatemala President Carlos Armas as a Kremlin mark and a global communist plot. It traces alleged phases of Soviet expansion, cites Middle East, Asia, Africa, and Latin America cases, and warns of subversive activity linked to communism. Also reports the Babington reunion honoring Martha Quinn with attendees and a prize for the youngest present.
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John M. Butler
Kremlin
Washington
Carlos Catillo Armas
Guatemala
Armas
Klin
Central
South Am
Russia
Asia
Firth
Africa
Latin America
United States
Inter
Red China
Tibet
People's Army of Liberation
Korea
Indo-China
Invr
Indonesia
Nfil- Burma
Thailand
Hite
Middle East
Maave
Singapore
Tin American
Quinn
Babington
Martha Quinn
Wested
Patapsco State Park
Walter V. Babington
Baltimore
Frederick Arthur
Linda
Janet
Judy
Clay
Jon Smith
Diana Mae
Barr
Frederick Kelch
Walt