Defector Tiedge Jolts West German Security Officials
West Germany faces a crisis as Hans Joachim Tiedge, a top counter espionage officer, fled to East Berlin seeking asylum. Officials fear he may have supplied East Germany with a 160-agent list, prompting a five hour emergency review by Interior Ministry leaders and a halt of Constitutional Protection Office operations. Personal troubles cited as context for the defection.
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Turner blasts U.S. response to Soviet chemical dust claim
Former CIA director Stansfield Turner accuses the Reagan administration of avoiding responsibility for decades of inaction and deflecting criticism by alleging Soviet use of chemical dust to track Americans. He doubts pre 1982 usage and cites embassy safety worries amid talks with Gorbachev planned for November.
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Chinese bomber crashes in South Korea airspace
A Chinese military plane entered South Korean airspace and crash landed on a rice field after running out of fuel. The navigator and four farmers died, while the pilot was badly injured and treated at a provincial hospital. A third crewman survived unharmed.
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Rock Hudson Leaves UCLA After Medical Treatment
AIDS stricken actor Rock Hudson was discharged from UCLA Medical Center after 26 days. He will recover at his Malibu beach home with ongoing at home medical care and was escorted by friends and staff in a private car.
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Airline says 737s will stay in the air
British Airways said its fleet of 30 Boeing 737s will continue flying as investigators probe an engine explosion on a 737 during takeoff from Manchester Airport. Of 131 passengers and six crew aboard the flight to Greece, 83 survived. maintenance checks found no clear engine fault.
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