European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 21, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse A Sid stripes g poll shows 2 of 3 Back Reagan s Summit stance Page 2 d red tide litters Texas beaches with dead fish. Page 5 d red sox beat mets 9-3, Lead world series 2-0 Page 21 hoki1ed unomic1al fu1l1cation vol., no. 186 tuesday october 21, 1966 d 8693 a soviets oust 5 . Diplo. A Moscow up the soviet Union expelled five . Diplomats Sun Day for what in called unlawful activities in apparent retaliation for the . Expulsion of 25 members of the so Viet delegation to the United nations. The five americans four of them stationed at the . Embassy in mos cow and one at the . Leningrad were Mccla non grata by he Sani flu told to leave the county a made to the .1 in Moscow today sunday on the number of workers of american dip malic Mission in the soviet Union the official soviet news Agency Tass s the statement named Ehr Enfreid a Whf Llna d. Harris of and d. Rob on ulale in Leningrad. To Washington White House officials had no immediate comment saying the Learned of the expulsion from the Media. Secretary of stale George Shutlz appearing on Abc s meet the press said we will protest the expulsions and we will take son faction the a. Mel _ Surprise by the Liming of the my immediate comment and could not vide further details on the diplomats. The wording of sunday s statement indicated the five . Diplomats were expelled for engaging in espionage. The ouster had been anticipated since the United state ordered 25 soviet diplomats from the United nations delegation out of the coun try last month. They were accused of being intelligence officers. The last of the 25 left wednesday officials said. The 25 names were presented 10 the soviet . Mission on Sci. 17 by ver Walters . Ambassador to the 5. Diplomat to be expelled was Edthh Jaife Jirik Sites in May for intelligence Pali la with his official state declared Persona non grata. Michael Sellers a second Secretary was expelled in March after Tass charged he was caught in an act of espionage. Roposas won f Gaippe Nat Pewe fes attest or Lon Donlap assistant a chaise Secretary Richard Erlewi Sistad sunday that Aon control proposals put for wed by the United slav at the Reykjavik Iceland sufi bit will leave nabs with sufficient nuclear forces to Arry out its pow of flexible re responding to Crk cism from inc nato generals pc rec said an Garcci finl 10 Rubin at medium Range nuclear weapons in rope of fold still leave Europe he that nato would every level of soul Atwith a nuclear Umb retain the ability to re think some in Natl about the direction the the american proposal elimination of All mid would indeed leave soviet conventional j the West he said. But we would Al go that 1 and unwise logo a was int Pew cd on corp. Radio and Lel Jwon two Days came nato defense meet in Gen Cal Scotland. They outcome of the sum rower Summit ctr Reagan and soviet Eadcar Mikhail Iho expressed reservations v look have misunderstood i though it entailed Theta Pons in Europe which k vulnerable to Massi vees ugly exceed those fit would be unsafe ministers Are will discuss Between i Gorbachev i thin it will can Sidi nut lion Chi n nato ministers me Etilo Glen eagles Clear that proposals put % the Macri ii leave the Western Alliance sufficient tees to continue 10 carry out i hewed policy response that is an ability tows Pond at to soviet attack he said. Secretary general lord Carri Glowas said Liance s flexible response should have be exam at Reykjavik. N. Bernard Rogers nato s supreme Allief com Kuijer. Formally complained to defense Weinberger about the Lack of consultation his see proposals on Page 2b Spanish civil War Veteran a Pajk Anthony Toney of new York City Points la i photo graph shoving him As u Volunteer in the Abraham Lincoln brigade in the 1936-39 Spanish civil War. He was one of 87 veterans of the brigade who gathered i Madrid but week la reminisce about the War that put in. Francisco Franco in Power. Story on Page 9. Hasenfus Felt he was working for Cia new York. A an american captured in Nicaragua said in an inter View broadcast sunday that he fell he was working for the . Government when his rebel Supply plane was shot Down. Related Story Page 2. Eugene Hasenfus on the lbs pro Gram "60 minutes also said the Man who hired him for the Supply runs had hired him to work with a Cia owned airline in Southeast Asia during the Viet p earn War. Hasenfus who was interviewed in Nicaragua in the presence of several Sandim Sla officials said he considers himself a prisoner of War. He was Cap tured oct. 6 after the cargo plane in which he was bringing supplies to the --Backcd Contra rebels was shot Down. Hasenfus 45, of Marin Etc wls., said his captors were treating him Fine but he is worried about his wife and three children. Hasenfus is to be brought before a people s tribunal a body created in1983 to prosecute people accused of counter revolutionary activity the Nic Arzouan government has turned Down a . Request to postpone Hasenfus trial for two weeks. Hasenfus told correspondent Mike Wallace that about 14 americans were involved in supplying the rebels known As contras. What is an american Silling at Home going to make of All this Wallace he s Gonna make that our govern ment is backing this 100 percent and that s what 1 believe Loo said Hasenfus. So you fell you were working for the . Government asked Wallace. Yes sir said Hasenfus. Hasenfus said William j. Cooper one of three men who died when the plane was downed hired him to work with the sea Hasenfus on Page 28
