Guillaume convicted of high treason in German spy case
Guenter Guillaume, once a top aide to Chancellor Brandt, is found guilty of treason and breach of secrecy for passing state secrets to East Germany. His wife Christel receives an eight year sentence. Reichstag officials and opposition leaders react as Schmidt's government stays firm on not exchanging spies.
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Guenter Guillaume
East Germany
Willy Brandt
Christel
Brandt
Christian Social Union
Guillaume
Helmut Schmidt
Social Democratic Party
Carl-Dieter Spranger
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Spranger
Bonn
Cial Democratic Party
Soviet Bloc
Muslim leader convicted on drug charges in KC
The head of the Kansas City Temple of the Nation of Islam and four associates were found guilty of conspiring to possess and sell narcotics after a two week federal trial in Kansas City. Jurors deliberated about eight hours returning verdicts against Nath aniel Muhammad James Jackson Spencer Mims Harold Hudson and Lushine Jordan. Jackson allegedly sold five ounces of heroin to an undercover DEA agent for eight thousand dollars on June 5 with Muhammad present. Muhammad denied involvement and claimed the money was a loan while Jackson admitted organizing the sale.
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Nation of Islam
Ess
U.S
Nathaniel Muhammad
James Jackson
Spencer Mims
Harold Hudson
Lushine Jordan
Vincent Alto
Jackson
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