Rosenbergs' sons sue US to obtain files in case
The sons of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg filed suit in Washington to gain access to FBI CIA Energy Resources Development Admin and Justice Department records under the Freedom of Information Act. They seek all government files on the espionage case and an injunction halting destruction of materials amid a recent disclosure that a New Mexico prosecutor destroyed records related to key witness David Greenglass. The Rosenbergs were executed decades ago for passing atomic bomb secrets to the Soviet Union, a verdict they maintained was unjust.
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New York
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Killer sentenced to 11 life terms
James Ruppert, 41, convicted of killing 11 relatives in the largest family-mass murder in U.S. history, was sentenced to 11 consecutive life terms in Ohio. The judge ordered imprisonment at Lucasville for each term with no possibility of parole.
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Moderates quit Portugal coalition amid military rule fear
In Lisbon the Popular Democratic Party announced it will quit the government over democratic guarantees and join the opposition Socialists. A senior official warned Portugal could be under full military rule within 48 hours, with ministers resigning and a likely all military cabinet under Premier Vasco Goncalves, as the Revolutionary Council expands power. Egypt threatens resuming Geneva talks if Israel stalls Sinai talks, Paris flags new missiles in Bastille Day parade, and India's Supreme Court delays Indira Gandhi election appeal hearing to August 11.
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