Nine Month Prison Term for Impulsive East Berlin Trip
Boozer 23 received a nine month sentence for desertion after an impulsive liberty to East Berlin on April 3. He spent three hours talking with Soviet officials about possibly joining the USSR and later turned himself in after returning to his ship the USS Coontz in Oslo. He faces transfer to a federal prison with possible penalties including fines and rank reduction.
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The article blends a bridge problem analysis with a naval espionage case. It examines a four clubs slam mishap and the strategic defenses, then shifts to Ensign Boozer, a Navy investigator turned prisoner after a 1960s spy exposure. Boozer describes his confession and motives.
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