European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 30, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse Inside stripes d Park honors Gander plane crash victims Page 5 d military sponsors easing transition pages 13-15 d sunday s professional football results sports and stripes uth09iiio unofficial Pulig ton vol.45, no. 165 tuesday. September 30, 1986 a req rot Cut of .,., d 8693 a soviets release Daniloff Exchange Deal expected Moscow up american reporter Nicholas Daniloff held 3 Days on espionage charges left the soviet Union monday for Germany after High level negotiations thai arc expected to return a soviet spy suspect to Moscow. Farewell unwashed Russia Daniloff said Quot ing a russian poem before departing. In Kansas City. To. President Reagan announced thai Danilof departed Moscow an a Lufthansa Airliner. On Board Are or. And mrs. Dan loft the presi Dent said at a meeting of Cading re publicans Daniloff 51, a correspondent for . News 4 world report whose detention became a cause celebre and a stumbling Block for a proposed Summit left Moscow on a snowy Day. Daniloff who Speaks fluent russian and whose ancestors were imprisoned for fighting russian czarist autocracy read a Farewell poem by the 19th-Century russian writer Mikhail Lermontov before disappear ing past soviet officials. Farewell unwashed Russia he quoted. The country of slaves the country of masters. I la hide from your pashas from their All seeing Eye from their All hearing a diplomatic source at the United nations con firmed that the release was worked out Between Secre tary of stale George Shultz and soviet foreign min ister Eduard Shevardnadze after meetings in Wash Melon and new York. The soviets had tried to link the release of Dan loft to the freeing of an accused soviet spy in new York Gennady Zakharov who had been handed Over to the custody of the soviet Mission. The . Diplomatic source who was not american but refused any closer identity described the Deal As an Exchange in which Dan loft is allowed to leave the soviet onion and Zakharov eventually will be Al Lowed to leave the United states. Insisting that the Dan loft and Zakharov cases Are see Daniloff on Page 28 . Labor party threaten Pentagon rom Blackpool England a .Ssislant defense Secretary Richard Croc said sunday the opposition labor party s anti nuclear defense pol icy is irresponsible and could de stroy nato. Perle s comment was the strongest Public attack yet by an american offi Cial on labor Leader Neil Kinlock de sense Secretary Caspar Weinberger had previously expressed Simitar criticism in an interview with the British broadcasting corp. Kinlock meanwhile said he stands by his pledges to make Britain non nuclear and Eipel . Nuclear bases if he is the next prime minister and rejected Washington charges this would undermine the Western Alliance. " Pyrle s remarks came As the soc labor parly began its annual to conference to set policy Fotja Campaign against conservator prime minister Margaret talc the party has plod onto scrap Brit Ain s nuclear weapon and close . Nuclear bases in Perle Saidi a interview broadcast sunday Onuf Levision the program of the Britojr labor party under Neil Kinno Ratsso wildly in hide t destroy the nato Alli Ance at least it would diminish us effective ability to do the task for which it was he also suggested thai if Kinno Ujj won Power and put into effect lab pledge to shut . Nuclear a Britain England would no Ipp Moget Protection from Americast he Range nuclear weapons. I Don t think one wed expect the american people a Csc Cpl the risks entailed in offer ing nuclear guarantees to a coun try that is not prepared to take any risks itself and indeed is pushing Ameri cans out Perle said. In a bbl radio interview Kin Nock reacted an Richard Perle Grill to the com ments 6y the . Officials. They re wildly exaggerating the consequences of Britain becoming yet another non nuclear Power within nato. There Are already others who Are Ai least As Loyal in their commit ment to nato As the United Stales of America As indeed we will be he said. I that Canada Denmark and by Are nato members who do ital Cpl . Nuclear weapons on heir soil. If we ask for american missiles to leave Hen leave they will Kinlock said sunday. Another country cannot interfere with the life of a democratically elected the 44-year-old labor party Leader also told a bbl television interviewer a labor government would not ask the United states to use nuclear weapons in Britain s defense. If we re not prepared to use the weapon system ourselves we certainly would not be asking anyone else to jeopardize themselves by the use of that nuclear weapon. It would be immoral a
