Defector revealed as KGB spy dies at 32 in Moscow
Moscow reports that the U.S. Navy intelligence defector once known as Glenn Michael Souther died suddenly on June 22 at age 32. Red Star identified him as Mikhail Orlov, a KGB staff member, with no cause of death released. FBI had linked him to espionage after a 1986 disappearance.
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Cuban General Ochoa Faces Court Martial Over Drug and Smuggling Scandal
Cuba's highest military tribunal recommended dishonorable discharge and loss of honors for Division Gen. Arnulfo Ochoa for alleged cocaine, diamond, and ivory trafficking. Witnesses testified Ochoa's forces sold supplies, smuggled gems, and aided cocaine networks via Cuba as a transit point to the United States.
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Allison Storm Pounds Gulf Coast Inits Downpour and Damage
The remnants of Tropical Storm Allison drenched the Gulf Coast with heavy rains turning roads into canals and causing a mall roof to partially collapse in Houston and a tugboat capsize in Galveston Bay. One man died in a traffic crash blamed on the flood.
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Wright Ends Speculation as He Plans Retirement
Former House Speaker Jim Wright announces he will retire from Congress this Friday. He says he will not seek re election, citing the institution and the people he served, amid ethics charges over outside income and gifts totaling 145000 dollars from a business partner.
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Networks Seek Reversal of Half Century TV Rules
ABC CBS and NBC executives urged Congress to lift the 1970 Financial Interest and Syndication Rule removing networks from ownership or syndication rights. They argued the rule stifles profitability as hundreds of millions flow to Hollywood and independent stations oppose any change.
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Survey suggests Americans missed 1960s sexual revolution
A 1970 survey of over 3,000 adults, published this week, shows Americans largely disapprove of prostitution extramarital and premarital sex and oppose homosexuality. Authors note strong anti homosexual sentiment and limit roles for homosexuals in public life.
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