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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1974

Page

9

Khrushchev grave anniversary draws visitors in Moscow

In cold rain 74 year old Nita Khrushchev visits Nikita Khrushchev's grave at Moscow's Novodavichy Cemetery for the third anniversary of his death. She is joined by her son and granddaughter as Ernst Neizvestny and Yevgeny Yevtushenko attend a grave side press event praising Khrushchev for ending the Stalin era.

Moscow Nikita Khrushchev Nita Petrovina Khrushchev Novodavichy Yevtushenko Khrushchevy

Army rule forces two to divorce in German base case

Bonn UPI report notes Joanne and Fred Reinfeld sue for divorce to bypass Army bureaucracy. She says she loves him and wants the marriage to continue in God’s eyes, while the Army has withdrawn his solicitation permit as his status as her dependent prevents him from selling insurance to U.S. personnel at Rhein-Main.

Bonn Upi Joanne Fred Reinfeld Fred Reinfeld Army U.S. Army Rhein-Main Air Base Germany

Israel campaigns to attract Jewish immigrants amid decline

The Jewish Agency reports a sharp drop in new arrivals in 1974 due to terrorism and war, with about 16,853 settlers arriving January through June, down from 24,000 the previous year. Soviet emigration halved as more go to Western Europe or the United States. Israel expands absorption centers to streamline red tape and assist adapting newcomers.

Jerusalem Israel Jewish Agency Belgium Israeli Statistics Center United States Kremlin Soviet Union Europe United States of Cana

Fighter for Jewish emigration dies

Harold B. Light, 58, longtime advocate for Jewish emigration from Russia, died of a heart attack at a Washington conference. Light was a prominent figure in helping Jews seek exit from the Soviet Union and remained active in the cause until his death.

San*francisco UPI Harold B. Light Russia Washington

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