Soviet Claims Hostile Actions Two More Americans Charged
Two more Americans faced Soviet charges of working for the CIA and engaging in hostile activities, dismissed by U S officials. Nicholas H Riegg, 26, Concord California a Penn graduate, was expelled earlier this month. Donald R Lesh 34 Sun City Arizona an embassy secretary was expelled Sept 14 but charged now. Thomas R Dawson 24 Annapolis a Peace Corps volunteer remains jailed after being seized Sept 11 near Iran.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Central Intelligence Agency
U.S
Trud
Nicholas H. Riegg
Concord
Calif
University of Pennsylvania
Riegg
Bucharest
Romania
State Department
Washington
CIA
Donald R. Lesh
Sun City
Ariz
Lesh
Thomas R. Dawson
Annapolis
Peace Corps
Iran
Dawson
Leningrad
Minsk
Stockholm
Sweden
Robert D. Riege
Nicholas
Robert
Westport Man Appointed Education Firm Controller
Charles J. McClain of 29 Valley Road Westport becomes controller of Crowell Collier and Macmillan Inc a major diversified educational firm since November 1964. Formerly with Electro Optical division of Perkin Elmer Norwalk and Burroughs Military Electronic Computer division Detroit. Holds BA from DePauw 1947 and MBA from Harvard 1948 an Air Force World War II veteran with two children.
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Charles J. McClain
Valley Road
Westport
Crowell Collier and Macmillan, Inc
Mr. McClain
Macmillan Company
Crowell Collier
Electro-Optical
Perkin-Elmer Corporation
Norwalk
Military Electronic Computer
Burroughs Corporation
Detroit
DePauw University
Harvard, Graduate School of Business Administration
Air Force
National Association of Accuntants
Harvard Business Schools Alumni Club of
New York
North Korean boat crew surrenders after voyage to Ulung Do
Five North Korean fishermen and a woman surrendered to authorities in Seoul after sailing from their home island in South Korea to Ulung Do. The group reportedly fled northward, seeking asylum as tensions rose in the region. The incident occurred Friday with authorities detailing the voyage and its abortive escape.
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Seoul
UPI
Ulung-Do
South Korea
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North Korea
Bridgeport Police Struggle to Attract Recruits
The text claims Fairfield offers higher pay and better benefits, covers all court time, accepts out of town applicants, and allows part time jobs for its officers. It argues Bridgeport lacks these advantages and should raise pay to attract top talent, faulting Bridgeport for falling behind.
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Bridgeport
Runaway Camel Collides With Plane In Luxor Takeoff
A camel running loose in Luxor collided head on with a USAIR airliner as it departed Friday. The crash damaged two aircraft tires but left all 43 aboard uninjured, including 18 American tourists. The camel's condition was not known.
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UPI
Usa.r
Luxor
Upper Egypt
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