Former POW Brudno Dies Under Suspicious Circumstances
Air Force Captain Edward A. Brudno, a former Vietnam POW, was found dead at his in laws’ home. Police call it suicide though the medical examiner awaits tests. A French note suggested life not worth living. Brudno had left a will and nine letters. Brudno, 32, married Deborah Gienstein and had been released last February after seven years in captivity. He was the first returned POW to die.
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Watergate lawyers may face disbarment despite acquittal
Chesterfield Smith, president elect of the American Bar Association, says former attorney general John N. Mitchell and other Watergate lawyers could be disbarred even if acquitted. He told The Floridian in the St Petersburg Times magazine that breach of trust results in potential disciplinary sanctions, not only convictions.
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Freed Israeli pilots recount torture in Syrian captivity
Three Israeli pilots released by Syria in exchange for 57 prisoners say captors beat them and used electric shocks over three years. They were told Geneva Convention rules did not apply. Israel exchanged 56 Arab POWs and a Druze leader for the pilots, while 55 Egyptian prisoners remain.
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