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     Cpl. Waldron was one of 40 wit- 
     
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     OTTAWA (.OP)—«Financ~e Min- 
     
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     Yugoslav ambassador in Wash- 
     
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     tion of former Hungarian pre- 
     
     mier Imre Nagy. 
     
    

    
     Mr. Fotich, a prominent Ser- 
     
     Ibian-in-exile, told a rally of some 
     
     4,000 former Chetnik-s (former 
     
     Yugoslav guerillas) from Canada 
     
     and the United States: “When 
     
     Tito released Nagy from his em- 
     
     bassy in Budapest to the Hun- 
     
     garian Kadar regime he knew he 
     
     was in fact throwing him to the 
     
     vbloodthirsty wolves of the Krem- 
     
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     7255-Interlude Sight may a difficult one for him to ‘X ___fl .- 
     
    

    
     8:m_-News Some opening leads are clear- have diag11°‘Sed- 0bVi01l‘Sly. from 2 
     
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     10:05—Magazine of the A1;    tariffs, if he can “worm out of ' § 2 
     
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