Soviet deserter hid in barn for 41 years after war betrayal
Pavel Navrotsky, who surrendered to German forces in 1941 then hid in a barn near his wife in Ukraine for 41 years, lived in fear after Soviet troops recaptured the area. He appeared only at night in women's clothes and spoke rarely upon discovery. He was not charged with a crime and now lives openly after treatment.
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Soviets cast doubt on arms talks and space weapon limits
Moscow commentators said chances for Geneva talks resuming May 30 were slim and pressed for a halt to U.S. space weapons research. They warned no space based defense can be impregnable and vowed to match any such efforts, tying any agreement to limits on nuclear and space weapons.
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Spy suspect returned to U.S. as father son espionage case unfolds
Seaman Michael Lance Walker arrived in handcuffs from overseas to face charges of aiding the Soviet Union. His father, John A. Walker Jr., already jailed, is linked as the espionage ring’s key figure. Both cooperated with authorities after the drop of 129 classified Navy documents in Montgomery County, Maryland.
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Eastland chemical spill keeps residents from homes
About 1,500 people remained evacuated Saturday as a propylene gas fire from a train crash and tanker blast continued to burn. Sixteen injured, one in critical condition, with 25 derailed train cars and evacuations within a mile to prevent further leaks or explosions.
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Korean students end four day U S information protest
Korean students say they will end a downtown U S Information Service occupation after four days. They posted a statement and will leave, linking the action to the May 18 1980 Gwangju uprising and demanding an American apology for supporting the South Korean government.
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Hurricane lashes Bangladesh coast kills hundreds
A hurricane battered the southern coast and offshore islands of Bangladesh on Saturday, killing at least 249 people and flattening homes. Officials warned the final toll could rise. By Saturday evening authorities had recovered at least 170 bodies in Noakhali district near the Ganges delta.
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Bulldozers Move In at MOVE Fire Cleanup Site
Bulldozers began demolishing the remains of 61 MOVE related homes in Philadelphia as city plans reconstruction. About 270 displaced residents returned to the rubble to salvage belongings or take photos while onlookers watched behind barricades.
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