Wallenberg file fuels Soviet denial of 1947 death
Moscow reports KGB handed family Wallenberg passport notebooks and money. Stockholm group retracts Soviet claim he died in Lubyanka after 1947, citing witnesses who say he lived into 1980s. Swedes seek new evidence and meetings with KGB.
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Free Wheels Deak TWA Roundtrip Ticket Offer
Exclusive note states a Free Wheels Deak deal and instructs presenting a TWA roundtrip ticket to the Alamo agent on arrival day. The fragment references airline and car rental interactions unclear on dates or persons. No clear event or outcome is specified beyond the instruction to show a ticket at arrival.
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Gorbachev Rebukes Soviet Press in Meeting with Editors
Mikhail Gorbachev harshly criticized leading glasnost practitioners at a Friday meeting with top editors and party figures in Moscow. He singled out Argumenty i Fakty chief editor Vladislav Starkov and historian Yuri Afanasyev, signaling possible resignations and renewed party control over media as editors debated future freedoms.
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African elephant gains endangered status at key meeting
In Lausanne the African elephant was classified as endangered by the CITES convention to curb ivory poaching. The vote bans ivory trade though countries with growing herds may later apply exemptions. Five African nations signaled intent to leave the convention to continue ivory trade.
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Purge Call Echoes in Ji Zemin Speech in Beijing
Two month old speech by Communist Party chief Ji Zemin, published today, shows deep splits within the party. He condemns “opportunists” who backed the prodemocracy movement and urges a purge and ideological struggle to sweep out the dirt from officials resisting the new hard line.
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