Russian Defector Tchebotarev Granted U S Asylum
Anatoly Tchebotarev, a Russian defector linked to a Belgian spy ring, has been granted political asylum in the United States after requesting entry through the U S Embassy in Brussels. Officials provided few personal details, noting his prior role with the Soviet trade mission and ties to Oleg Lyalin.
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Belgium
United States
State Department
Anatoly Tchebotarev
U.S
Brussels
Tchebotarev
America
Oleg Lyalin
Great Britain
Hijacker Worried About Jail After Alaska Flight
A young man who hijacked a Boeing 737 over Alaska surrendered to RCMP in Vancouver. Stewardess Nancy Davis recalled the hijacker feared going to jail after briefly letting passengers off at the first stop and steering toward Vancouver before returning to the airport.
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B.C
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Alaska
Nancy Davis
Seattle
Wien Consolidated Airlines
Nor'easter Quiets North Carolina Coast Winds Rise
Continued mild gale force winds from a nor'easter push surf and tides above normal along the North Carolina coast raising beach erosion risk. High and low pressure create gale to near gale conditions off the Tar Heel coast with cooler northeasterly winds reaching the mountains. In High Point the forecast shows variable clouds and a 20 percent rain chance through Wednesday with highs in the mid to upper 60s and nights in the 50s.
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North Carolina
Virginia Capes
Tar Heel
North Carolina Mountains
High Point
Friendship
Grant Sees Defeat For Wets
Baptist editor Marie Grant forecast Mecklenburg liquor by the drink would fail in court and Moore County mixed drink referendum would be defeated. She said North Carolina liquor laws are as good as they get and a court hearing for Mecklenburg’s measure is set for Wednesday ahead of the November 5 elections.
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Marie Grant
Mecklenburg
Moore County
Grant
North Carolina
Biblical Recorder
State Baptist Newsweekly
Superior Court
Auto bumper deadline extended for some small cars
Washington AP reports the Transport Department pushed the 1974 deadline to install stronger bumpers on passenger cars with wheel base 115 inches or less, while most other vehicles must meet the original Sept 1 1973 date. Volpe denied further delays for other models.
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Transportation Department
Transportation
John A. Volpe
Volpe
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Ford
Chrysler
Toyota
Opel
British Leyland
Accidental bombing near Cambodia kills 18 South Vietnamese
The U S Command reports an American A37 jet dropped two 500 pound bombs on an assigned target near Thien Ngon in Tay Ninh Province. Eighteen South Vietnamese troops were killed and seven paratroopers were seriously wounded.
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U.S
Thien Ngon
Tay Ninh
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