Senate Debates Bill to Aid Aliens Who Served as Spies
Washington May 27 The Senate debated a bill to offer entry to the United States for about 100 foreigners who performed intelligence duties abroad and faced torture or death. Their families could accompany them and they would bypass usual immigration rules, with CIA oversight and confidential funding. The House already passed the measure.
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British magnate William Leverhulme dies in Minneapolis burial planned
Viscount William Leverhulme 61, head of Unilever, died in Minneapolis after falling ill aboard a train. He will be buried in England as family announces. Complications from an internal ulcer led to his death after travel around the world.
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