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Vol. I New York City, NY Sept. 12, 1986 Damloff Freed by Soviets Soviet officials freed American reporter Mcho. Damlaff into the U3, Embassy's custody today 2!. homey him in Moscow's Lefortavo Pnsan for days on espionage charges. Approximatew the same time in Washington 0, Secretary of State George P. smug announced the Sam: citizen charged with spying we released New York to the custody of his embassy. H was nor immedmely clear if Me deal freer Daniloff called for him to face trial on the 3 Charges or whether he would be aflowea' to ram home. Danilaft 51, a reporter for 11.5. News 8! W01 Report was arrested on August 31?, one week an Gennadiy Zekharov. a 50 vie! United Nations emplc as, was arrested in New York on spy charges. Daml'uff has insisted he is innocent bu! claims . was framed in retalianan far Zahham v '5 arrest. 03. luff says he was arrested mumsnls after 3 Saw acquaintance gal re him a seated package liver fat was found to contain documents, Freed U 5' News a World Repair correspondent Nrcnaras Damlall give: Ihe thlmbs-Lrp aufslde Me us News amidmg r'n Washington. Zaklyamv was arrayed by the F B! on August 23 Dantfalf mm; in warm Iolfowmg his manila defainmen: m Mascuw 017 my charges a New York subway staljon and accused 0f buyh MS. secret defense secrets for his government. I was released by order of federal judge on canditi: rhaf Danftaff also be released Dammit Mia's up a Fshrr! while standing mm his son, Caleb. m: daughter, Mll'ande and Ms wrfe, Hm, during a news conference at Duffes Inlemahanzl Arman, 22
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em mhehingtem tweet Vol. 2 Washlhgton, 0.6. Oct. 12, 1986 Summit Ends in Deadlock; N0 S.D.i. CompramISe the summit meeting between President Ronald Regan and Soviet leader Mihhaii Gorbachev aaitapsed tonight after the two leaders had reached sweeping potential agreements to reduce nuclear arsenals, hut deadlocked ah the crucial issue of restructuring the MS. based missile defense program known as Star Wars. Roth Secretary of State GeorgeP. Shhttz and Gerhachev painted a bleak picture at the 0.5. So viet retatiOhs and said that the talhs had ruptured ever the fundamental differences between the superpower eh EDI and the ABM treaty. Gorbachev charged that Reagan's insistence on deploying SDI had frustrated any opportunity for further agreements. Reagan felt that hath leaders had me ved tewam' an agreement on reducing the numbers at intermediate range missiles in both Europe and Asia and in reducing strategic arsenals, hat that they couldn't agree on the American SDI program. Shuttz relayed that the headers had reached a contingent agreement to eliminate alt nuclear battrlstic misshes within t0 years and also made progress on human rights issues. The two days of talks to tcetand ended without agreement because, according to Shuttz, the Soviets insisted on a change in the 1972 ABM Treaty that would have limited Reagents Strategic Defense Initiative ehitmissite pragram th iah research. hg Freshen! Reagan appears hetere reporters at the White House py alter ehnouncmg he writ meet mth Sims! teader, Mikhalf Gerber Wt t'hev m tteyttjawh, Ireland, Vol 3 Washington, tilt: Feb. 2 1937 rid , e 05 he ni- Ch! Director Casey Steps Down: Setters tram tumor ht CIA Director Wham E. Casey, rem verihg from surgery for a brain tumor, has reamed and witi be replaced by his deputy, Robert Gates, a 20-year veteran of the spy agency the White House anneuhcea' Feb. 2. The resignatibh came at a time that many questions were being asked about the GM '5 middleman rate in 73' clandestine arms sates t0 trah. Some members of Congress maintain the agency tailed to comply with laws requiring that ihteth'gehce 7 committees he kept abreast of such dealings. Casey, however, held that he did not hreatt the law. Casey, 73, was named to head the spy agency in 1981 after hehJihg manage Reagan '5 campaign to! the Presidency. Earh'er he served as chairman at the Securities and Exchange Commission and had held other pests during the Nikon and Ford administrations. Gate; who first joined the CIA in I 956 as an ihteittgehce analyst, has been serving as acting director since Casey was hespitatized in December. He whit continue to run the agency ah an acting basis. Casey entered the hospitat and underwent surgery tor a brain tumor on Dec. 18, shortly before he was to return to Capital Hit! to continue testihrihg about the tran-Contre Affair. 0n Capital Hill. Casey had testitied at iength ahaut the CM '5 in arms shipments to hen. He conceded that the intelligence agency became in valved hr the secret dealings with Iran in the summer and the tati of 1985, before Reagan issued format authorization. Howaver, Casey said he did not learn until October 1986 that preh'ts from these shipments may have been diverted to the Nicaraguan Contra rebels and that he did not knew for certain until told by Meese on Nov. 24. Casey's testimony prompted some members 0! Congress to criticize his apparent lack of knowledge about the diversion of funds, which reportedly began in early 1986. I-HL,L.- -Lnl 23
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