U S holds Bolshoi dancer's wife at Kennedy jet
U S authorities at Kennedy Airport kept the Aeroflot airliner on the ground to determine if ballerina Ludmila Vlasova was free to stay or forced to return to Moscow. Immigation officers monitored the plane as Soviet officials protested. Talks between U S and Soviet officials continued without release.
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Diplomats Confront Ballerina Defection Standoff at Kennedy
At Kennedy Airport a dispute erupts over Ludmila Vlasova as Soviet officials seek to return the Bolshoi dancer to Moscow while U.S. diplomats press for a voluntary decision. Immigrant authorities and the U.N. envoy Don McHenry oversee the tense standoff amid 80 Soviet citizens aboard and 40 Americans awaiting arrangements.
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