Soviet Spy Apparatus Turmoil Spurs Urgent Uproar Abroad
Washington reports describe a global campaign by the Soviet spy apparatus to subvert governments and recruit informants. Langelle, a U.S. security officer ousted from Moscow, says Soviets attempted embassy espionage while Montevideo dispatches warn of a $100 million yearly Soviet subversion web in South America, with Reds gaining ground across Venezuela Ecuador Peru Brazil Chile Argentina Bolivia and Cuba.
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Baugher Found Guilty Of Unauthorized Use
Magistrate Byron W. Thompson found Paul H. Baugher guilty of unauthorized use of an automobile in Frederick Maryland. Baugher from East Second Street faced a charge linked to a 1958 pickup taken from James Carmack’s North Market Street lot on October 19. He also faced a separate license misuse finding with a $25 fine and five days in jail in default of $100. other defendants were acquitted or received continuances.
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Thompson
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Offutt
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Tranidad
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