Soviet Troops Grrd for Czech Trouble
Soviet and Czechoslovak sources report only about a quarter of occupation troops left Czechoslovakia, with estimates placing total Soviet personnel above 100000 as concerns grow over possible trouble on November 7. Western experts clock the non Soviet force at 450000 to 700000 globally, while mass demonstrations press for friendship celebrations despite disillusionment with the invasion. Russia’s prestige suffers as remaining troops shift bases and talks of loans and increased trade with Moscow emerge amid the Oct 18 treaty.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
NATO Fleet to Maneuver in Soviet Mediterranean
NATO announced a multi nation naval exercise in the central and western Mediterranean involving more than 20 warships and numerous aircraft. The Eden Apple drill tests anti submarine warfare amid rising Soviet activity as Arab Israeli tensions grow.
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NATO
Soviet
Mediterranean
Naples
Italy
Mediterranean Sea
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Suez Canal
France
Death by own action shadows Bonn spy probe
West German officials reported the suicide of Gerhard Boehm, 61, a Defense Ministry clerk, amid a widening espionage probe in Bonn. Boehm, missing since Oct 21, left a note. a briefcase with personal items was found near a railroad bridge. The Rhine found body showed no papers or injuries. others linked to the government have died in separate incidents. Police identify Boehm via his son. authorities say no security breaches by him.
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Bonn
Germany
Defense Ministry
Gerhard Boehm
Adm
Herman Luedke
Luedke
Boghin
Borhmt
Horst Wendland
Johannes Grimm
Hans Henrich Schenk
Foreign Trade and Development Department
Economics
Edeltraud Grapentin
Thai American paternity mounts as 2000 plus Amerasian children cited
Pearl Buck Foundation estimates American servicemen in Thailand fathered over 2,000 illegitimate children in four years. About 750 are Thai American, with 150 emergency cases to receive aid. Thailand plans counseling, support, and education projects with partners to aid mothers and children and foster adoption.
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Thailand
Pearl S. Buck Foundation
Davis
Thai Red Cross
American Chamber of Commerce
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Friendship Children’s Foundation
Pearl Buck Foundation
U.S
Thanom Killikachoen
Queen's Cobra
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