Defector Be Lenko Flown Toward U S After Mig25 Landing
Soviet air force pilot Viktor I Belenko landed his Mig25 in northern Japan seeking asylum. He was flown to Tokyo with US technicians examining the aircraft. The United States indicated welcome if asylum is requested, while Japan pursued a humanitarian stance and the Soviet Union demanded return of the pilot and aircraft.
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Hokkaido
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United States
Viktor I. Belenko
U.S
White House
Ron Nessen
Washington
Kyodo
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Woman in East Harlem baby death case appears in court
Joanne Bashold, 24, released on recognizance after arraignment on criminal negligence homicide charges. Neighbors and relatives describe her as distraught yet reticent amid details of a five day old infant found dead in her bare East Harlem apartment. The case reveals unemployment, welfare involvement, and disputed paternity as prosecutors seek custody safety measures.
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NY Times
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Tremendous Break If MIG25 Access Is Gained
West intelligence calls access to the Soviet MIG25 flown by Lt. Viktor I. Belenko a major East West coup. The aircraft, code named Foxbat, is the fastest interceptor reconnaissance plane with Mach 3.2 speed and 80 000 foot ceiling. Westerns seek details on its engines radar and fire control system to assess Soviet air power and an edge in the Pacific.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Syria
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Paris
Atlantic Alliance
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Japan
Viktor I. Belenko
Soviet Far East
Soviet Union
Northwest Pacific
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