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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1975

Page

19

Were 10 Americans held in Soviet camps for 25 years

Grand Rapids AP report on Senate Intelligence Committee reviewing private detective Theodore Grevers claim that 10 U.S. servicemen listed as dead after a 1950 PB4Y2 crash were prisoners in the Soviet Union for 25 years. Navy file partially released, with disputed intelligence mission at seizure sites near Latvia.

Grand Rapids, Mich Senate Intelligence Committee Soviet Union Navy Baltic Sea Committee Church Lane Grevers H.B. Robertson Jr Department of State FBI Washington Robertson Wiesbaden West Germany Copenhagen Denmark Chicago Minneapolis New York John Noble Naval Noble Dresden Germany Vorkuta Marchuk Russia John Fette Connellsville Howard W. Seeschaf Fairlington J.g Robert D. Reynolds Dansville N.Y Tommy L. Burgess Osawatom Grand Rapids United States New York City

Mitchell says CIA FBI never advised him on mail opening

Former Attorney General John Mitchell testified before the Senate committee that CIA and FBI officials never advised him that mail was being opened. Richard Helms claimed he informed Mitchell about a mail cover in 1970. Katzenbach denies knowledge of mail opening and questions the legality of the process.

Washington Atty John Mitchell Senate CIA FBI Senate Select Committee On Intelligence Richard Helms Mitchell Helms Nicholas Katzenbach Lyndon Johnson Katzenbach

Yacht Racing Rules Class Offered at Leeway Center

A two session course on yacht racing rules and tactics for experienced to intermediate sailors runs Monday and Wednesday evenings 6 to 9 at Leeway Sailing Center. Jerry Miller will lead with aim to use rules of the road to gain advantage in races. Preregistration required with sign up at Bemont Plaza Olympic Pool today or Sunday.

Leeway Sailing Center E. Ocean Blvd Jerry Miller Bemont Plaza Olympic Pool Long Beach

Two youths plead guilty in fatal LAPD shooting case

Roger Moore and Calvin Lewis, companions of Randall Miles who was killed by an off duty Los Angeles policeman last summer near Hollywood Bowl, plead guilty to misdemeanors. Moore admits carrying a loaded pistol and disturbing the peace while Lewis pleads to marijuana possession. Miles died June 29 after a confrontation with Harbor Division officer Paul Kilcoyne.

Los Angeles Roger Moore Calvin Lewis Moore Lewis Randall W. Miles Harbor Division Paul Kilcoyne

Escapee Billy Hayes Returns Home After Turkish Prison Ordeal

Billy Hayes, released from a Turkish prison after five years for hashish possession, arrived at Kennedy Airport with family, recounting a harrowing escape by swimming to shore and rowing through a storm. He admitted carrying hashish in 1970, said he no longer uses drugs, and urged travelers not to carry narcotics abroad. He acknowledged suffering brutality in prison.

New York Billy Hayes Hayes Imrah Greece Salonika Michael Griffiths Kennedy Airport William North Babylon N.Y Amsterdam Istanbul

Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons Skills Increases U S Risk

Defense official Robert Ellsworth warned the number of nations capable of building nuclear weapons is rising, threatening U S security. He cited broader proliferation, potential regional wars, and terrorism as key dangers and urged continued U S alliances and nonproliferation efforts in Northeast Asia and NATO Europe.

Washington U.S Defense Department Robert Ellsworth Ellsworth Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee Northeast Asia NATO Europe

Navy eyes helicopter defense on civilian merchant ships

Admiral James L. Holloway III said the Navy is studying placing helicopters on civilian merchant ships for self defense. He denied long range ship to ship missiles on civilian vessels and said such measures would be limited to military ships. He spoke at the Naval War College in Newport during a briefing to students.

Newport R.I U.S. Navy Chief of Naval Operations Adm James L. Holloway III Naval War College Navy Holloway

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