All parees were maintaining the deepest secrecy regarding details of the talks and were keeping foreign observers guessing. Foreign ambassadors here were known to be repotting to their home governments their surmise of the Anglo-Russian staff' talks.
Foreign diplomai believed that the talks include practical means of British and American aid to the Soviets and Britain's possible assistance to the Red Fleet in the Baltic New York, July..10.
The National Broadcasting company here yesterday heard the Rome radio announce that German and Finnish infantry had broken through the Russian "fortified front" near Mur-mensk, after heavy, hand-to-hand fighting—United Press,
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