Student Returned To Russia In Moscow Smiles After Detention
Washington said the Soviet exchange student Merab Kurashvily 36 was allowed to leave Kennedy Airport for Moscow after a weeklong dispute with U.S. and Soviet officials. State Department spokesman Charles Bray called the incident unfortunate and said the matter is closed. He noted no link to Rep. James Scheuer who was briefly detained by Soviet militiamen in Moscow while visiting with a group from the House Education Committee.
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U S Troops Stay Until North Withdraws
In Paris at the Vietnam peace talks US negotiator Porter urged Saigon to handle matters with North Vietnam and Viet Cong, insisting remaining forces would depend on a real withdrawal and serious negotiation. Lam and Ledogar debated conditions as the talks paused amid charges of disinformation and aggression.
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