Soblen Loses Liberty Plea but Will Appeal
Soblen loses his liberty appeal in a high court case and plans an appeal. He had sought asylum from the Home Office as a political refugee, with officials saying the asylum request would be considered on its merits after a final court decision. The Home Office is effectively barred from deporting the fugitive spy, who claims leukemia and blood cancer will kill him soon, as he awaits consequences of his crime against security. He cut himself and injured his abdomen aboard a July flight to New York after fleeing Tel Aviv, posting $109,000 bail earlier.
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World Around Yank Fliers Survive Viet Jungle Crash
Four U.S. airmen missing since a transport crash in Communist jungles Sunday were found alive Wednesday at the wreck site about 175 miles northeast of Saigon. Helicopters lifted them from tangled jungle with one man having a broken leg. named as Capt James E. Henderson Lt Winston R. Harris Jr Staff Sgt Charles F. Richards and Staff Sgt Henry C. Stefanski.
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Brazil Seizes U S Firm in Pernambuco Case
UPI reports state court officers seized the U S owned Pernambuco Tramways and Powter Company Limited after the 50 year franchise expired. Amnaldo Barbalho named to run affairs as the state argues the firm lost business this week. Value of seized properties cited between 8 and 12 million dollars.
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Soviets Say U S Must Change View on Arms Talks
In Geneva UPI reports the Soviet Union insists the United States must alter its stance on disarmament and abandonment of bases for progress in the seventeen nation talks. Dean praises some Soviet proposals but warns they still leave Western power imbalanced. In Nevada Las Vegas a Senate race sees Ken King, 32, a former Sands dealer, promoting a national lottery as a tax relief issue.
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