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- 1 _ COO 2th! nant O 7 @) . Mohr / Casper Callahan ——— Tuesday, July 2, 1963 Conrad . | Vans — WW N HE NEWS | cal | cr oe Y Tuls MORNING re frre THe weeat THVBONES WORLD-WIDE mms rere Room Cet paaannatr Leena, lolmes _... aN THE WORLD co - Gandy qSples. In Washington: ‘The U. 8. ordered expulsion’ of a Soviet Embassy attache for trying to coerce a Federal, employe( with kin in Russia) to spy for the Soviet Union. 1 The U- §, employe worked jor the Central Intelligence ; Poeency, reported the Soviet appreach, enabled the FBI to record a new spy story. In London: The House of Com- mons—still shaken by the sex-security scandal—was stunned again when informed a British diplomat turned ' newsman, Haro) Philby, 51, was a wartime Soviet agent . while in Britiin's” intelligence service. He reportedly f tipped off turncoat diplomats Donald MacLean and Guy Burgess to flee to Russia, now has vanished, €3FK vs, de Gaulle. présiaent Kennedy reportedly has suggested that allied dependence on supply Hnes through France be cut to a minimum. Reason: His concern over de Gaulle’s attitude toward NATO. Kennedy has asked Rilied leaders why the new multi-miliion-dollar NATO - pipe-line complex to West Germany could not be moved out in France,*possibly to Belgium. CNATO. Several British newspapers boasted that Prime Minister Macmillan scored a diplomatic victory over President Kennedy in their talks about the proposed NATO nuclear fleet. But some observers delieved Ken- nedy was aHowing for Macmillan's domestic polttical troubles, did not try to forge a Brifish decision now. @X in Berlin. Soviet Premier Khrushchev's visit to East . The Washington Post and Berlin so far was a propaganda and political dud. He failed to offset the tremendous reception President Ken- nedy received in West Berlin, his “summit conference” with satellite leaders apparently flopped too, ’ @Southeast Asia. Britain announced a collapse in talks Times Herald The Washingion Daily News Ce : a ne Crening ola New York Herald Tribune fo with Russia almed at peace in Laos. Britain blamed Rus- New York Journal-«American sia for the deadlock, sald the Soviets tried to hold the | New York Mirror i U.S. and Rightist forces in Laos responsible for the con- New ¥ Db N tinyed fi fight ing. Real cause, The Cominunist P thet Lae, ew York Dally News Red Chind, and North Viet Nam. Set . New York Post The New York Times of . The Worker ._. See NS ~ The New Leader ‘ 4 . f yo ao . an The Wail Street Journal ’ . & | ® \ ~ : The National Observer c 74 . Date é ? © “> _ - , 04 { Gs- GP 4- fF JUL > tann WO sco Ten ot + 7 1962 “~" ; 1 a RECORDED Q 353 va JUL 9 1963 7 oo 848. Sieet regs “oe. sae soem I wR aaa .