Alcohol Blamed For Accused Spy's Actions
At Tyndall Air Force Base Florida defense witnesses claim M Sgt Walter Perkins became an alcoholic under military strain and acted to protest American involvement in Southeast Asia. Civilian attorney Henry Rothblatt says Perkins sought prisoner exchanges with the Russians. Perkins pleads not guilty by reason of temporary insanity to espionage charges. He is accused of attempting to steal Pentagon air defense documents.
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Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren 1972 Quiz Answers
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