Money Lured Engineer To Spy In Radar Secrets Case
William Holden Bell a 61 year old Hughes Aircraft veteran arraigned with Marian Zacharski a 29 year old Polish national says money drew him into espionage He flew to Austria and Switzerland to pass radar secrets to Polish agents The FBI affidavit outlines code words exotic meetings and a taped confession during interviews noting payments would be in gold or cash
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Los Angeles
Austria
Switzerland
William Holden Bell
Hughes Aircraft Co
FBI
Marian W. Zacharski
Bell
Zacharski
George S. Bacon
Jury Convicts Parnell In Kidnap Case
In Hayward California a 16 year old boy who lived with Kenneth Parnell after an abduction testifies he is glad Parnell is convicted of kidnapping Timmy White. Stayner says he is prepared for Parnell’s next trial on the kidnapping of Stayner. Parnell could receive seven years. Par nel l’s lawyer claims Timmy’s account mattered.
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Hayward
Calif
Kenneth Parnell
Glad
Steven Stayner
Parnell
Stayner
Timmy White
Ukiah
Timmy
Alameda County Superior Court
Scott LeStrange
U.S. Clock Adds Leap Second to Realign Time
The U S Naval Observatory will insert a leap second tonight from 7 59 to 8 00 p m Eastern Daylight Time making a 61 second minute. The adjustment counters the earths gradual rotation slow and lengthening days. The previous leap second occurred December 31 1979.
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Washington
U.S. Naval Observatory
Doctors Sentenced In Rape Case At Boston Hospital
Three doctors received six months in prison plus one year of community service after being found guilty of raping a hospital nurse. Suffolk Superior Court Judge Walter E. Steele announced the sentence following a lengthy court debate amid publicity.
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Boston
Superior Court
Suffolk
Begin and Peres Vote Early in Tight Israeli Election
Prime Minister Menachem Begin and challenger Shimon Peres cast early ballots as Israelis vote to decide a no clear majority in the Knesset. Voters focus on inflation, settlements, peace process, and ties with Egypt, the United States, and Western Europe.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Menachem Begin
Shimon Peres
Begin
Likud Bloc
Peres
Labor Party
Tknesset
Egypt
United States
Europe
Hermine Braunsteiner Ryan Sentenced to Life in West Germany
West Germany's longest war crimes trial ends with Hermine Braunsteiner Ryan receiving a life term for her role at Majdanek where she and seven co‑defendants were convicted of crimes including child murder and selecting prisoners for gas. One defendant was acquitted. The guards earned sentences from three to twelve years. the trial spotlighted the camp's brutal regime.
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Duesseldorf
West Germany
Hermine Braunsteiner Ryan
New York
Majdanek
Heinrich Groffmann
Poland
Friends And Neighbors Share Warm Summer Laughs
Shawn Barton and Russell Black of Warrenville are shown enjoying a sunny day as close neighbors and friends. The candid image captures everyday community ties in a casual, light moment.
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Shawn Barton
Russell Black
Warrenville
Elizabeth Harrington
Army training needs simplification says Fort Gordon general
Maj. Gen. Clarence E. McKnight told Aiken Rotary that Army training relies too much on manpower and wire setups. He urged fundamentals focused instruction to reduce errors and ease adoption of new data oriented technology.
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U.S. Army
Fort Gordon
Clarence E. McKnight
Aiken
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
McKnight
Tiny Baby Flown To Augusta After Desperate Hours
A premature infant under 2 pounds born Saturday faced critical condition amid Florida hospital bed shortages and Air Force aided transport. Stephanie Marie McElrath reached Talmadge Memorial Hospital in Augusta after delays due to red tape, incubator failures, and multiple assistive interventions during a turbulent flight.
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Augusta
Talmadge Memorial Hospital
Stephanie Marie McElrath
Air Force
Southeast Medical Center
North Miami Beach
Fla
South Florida
Carleen McElrath
Florida
Stephanie
Talmadge Memorial
Becky Burke
The
Miss Burke
Gary McElrath
Burke
Pentagon
White House
Sue Mathis
Reagan
McNamara warns on foreign aid cuts and US interests
Former Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara retires as World Bank president and warns that deep cuts in foreign aid threaten not only aid for the poorest nations but the United States. He cites IDA funding, congressional action, and potential global political and economic instability tied to reduced aid.
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McKnight
Rotary
Ray Hydrick
Ron Wheeler
Rotary Club
Raymond Mizell
Jim Sprawls
Aiken Rotary Club
Ramada Inn
Hydrick
Robert L
Bob) Kuhn
Washington
Robert S. McNamara
World Bank
United States
McNamara
139-Nation
Bank
Congress
House
International Development Association
IDA
U.S
Ments
Defense
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District of Columbia
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Hermine Ryan
Tennessee
Clarence McKnight
Tiny Baby
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Opalocka
President Reagan
Hollywood Memorial Hospital
Gardella
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