Jan Masaryk Death Seen as Soviet Murder in 1948
A study of secret Czech Interior Ministry testimony from March 10, 1948, shown to defectors in 1965, claims Jan Masaryk was murdered by the Soviet MVD and his body dumped from Czernin Palace. Witness descriptions detail a chaotic apartment, injuries, and a staged autopsy.
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Radar Fault Blamed For F111A Crash Over Southeast Asia
Sources say one Air Force F111A crashed due to a radar guidance failure in the terrain hugging system. The second F111A also experienced severe bucking and automatic controls while in Thailand, with cause still undetermined.
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