Six AWOL sailors seek sanctuary in Catholic church
Six sailors from the USS Constellation sought sanctuary at Christ the King Church in San Diego saying they refuse to sail for Southeast Asia. The group includes Carl Flanagan and five others, while the Catholic Diocese and Navy officials said no authorization was requested or plans to use force exist.
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Pittsburgh
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Little Rock
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Darryl Larrabee
Duluth
Minn
James Gallas
11Th Naval District
Earle V. Lyons Jr
British identify Russian defector Lyalin linked to spy expulsions
London based Foreign Office named Oleg Lyalin, 34, a Soviet trade delegation official, as the defector who provided details leading to 105 Soviet officials being expelled as spies. The case follows reports that Lyalin was involved in a drunken driving charge and disappeared before a scheduled court appearance. The KGB exposure reportedly came from an informant kept in an undisclosed English location.
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England
Belfast pub blast kills two fans after Belgium match
A bomb in the Four Step Inn Belfast wounded many during a European Cup game celebration. About 75 pounds of gelignite caused two deaths and 27 injuries, as crowds watched Standard Liege defeat Linfield. An army spokesman called it the largest civilian blast in memory.
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UPI
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NYCLU Sues to Allow Students to Vote in Local Elections
The New York Civil Liberties Union filed a federal suit on behalf of three SUNY Stony Brook students and Common Cause to compel college towns to permit student voting in local elections. NYCLU says denying voting rights undermines democracy and cites Ramey and Gutwill among named students facing disenfranchisement.
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The Andromeda Strain at the Movies
A Springfield review notes The Andromeda Strain adapts well from Crichton novel. Robert Wise directs a faithful, restrained film praised for tone and pacing though acting is occasionally stiff. Also covers Carnal Knowledge cast and showtimes at Harte and Williamstown theaters.
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America
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Robert Wise
Hollywood
Ex-employee cites waste at Lockheed over bolts and rods
Former Lockheed engineer Henry Durham testifies to Congress about inflated prices and unused parts at the Marietta plant while investigating the cost overrun of the C5A transport. He shows a $65 bolt bought for $65 each, rusted drill bits, and a four inch steel rod touted as worth far more than its true value.
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Marietta, Ga
Durham
CSA
H. Lee Poore
Lockheed Georgia
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