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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1971

Page

13

Freed Prisoners Return to U.S. After Release by China

Mary Ann Harbert and Richard Fecteau arrived at Valley Forge Military Hospital after release from Communist China. They expressed fatigue but happiness to be home. Fecteau, 43, served 19 years of a life sentence on spying charges. Harbert, from Palo Alto, had been a captive until their Hong Kong release. The pair flew from McGuire AFB and were not available for press.

U.S China Mary Ann Harbert Richard Fecteau Lynn Mass Fecteau Miss Harbert Valley Forge Military Hospital Ar Ta McGuire Air Force Base N.J U.S. Air Force CJ Hong Kong Man Philip A. Deffer Army Palo Alto Calif Johnson Gene Harbert Jackie Minta John T. Downey New Britain Conn Japan

Ill Fate Described for Harbert and Missing Sailors

The report details Miss Harbert and yachting companion Gerald Ross presumed dead after vanishing at sea near Hong Kong following a sail home from San Francisco. It notes U S personnel listed as prisoners or missing in China including Air Force Captain Philip E. Smith and Navy Lieutenant Joseph Dunn, with Lt. Robert J. Flynn listed as presumed shot down.

Eg Hae Matey Miss Harbert Gerald Ross China Air Force Philip E. Smith Gulf of Tonkin Robert J. Flynn Navy Joseph Dunn

Cinema X Contempt Cited in Cincinnati Case

Judge William S. Mathews of Hamilton County Court fined Cinema X International 400 dollars per day for contempt and ordered the theater to show certain films deemed obscene by attorney Charles Keating. A stay of execution was granted pending appeal.

Cincinnati Cinema X William S. Mathews Hamilton County Common Pleas Court Cinema X International of Cincinnati, Inc Mathews Charles Keating

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