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Daniloff returns,
praises improved
U.S.-Soviet affairs
CHANTILLY, Va. (AP) — A jubi
lant Nicholas Daniloff returned
Tuesday to the United States, saying
“I feel vindicated” and declaring
that improved U.S.-Soviet relations
are the “silver lining” in the cloud of
his arrest on espionage charges.
The 51-year-old U.S. News &
World Report correspondent, ap
pearing at a news conference shortly
after his arrival at Dulles Interna
tional Airport, held up a “Free Nick
Daniloff’ T-shirt that had been al
tered. The new version read, “Freed
Nick Daniloff.”
Daniloff noted that the United
States and the Soviet Union had an
nounced that President Reagan and
Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev
will meet in Iceland on Oct. 11-12.
“I am pleased the cloud that hung
over Soviet-American affairs is dissi
pating,” he said. “This is a wonder
ful thing.”
Referring to his Soviet heritage,
Daniloff recalled that his Russian
grandmother in New Hampshire
used to tell him that “there’s a silver
lining in every cloud. ... I feel that’
what has happened, as I’ve been fly
ing across the ocean, has really illus
trated that.”
Daniloff said that Secretary of
State George Shultz and Soviet For
eign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze
spent 20 hours negotiating his re
lease and as a result have gotten to
know each other better as negotia
tors and as human beings.
Upon their arrival at the airport,
Daniloff and his wife, Ruth, were
whisked from the Pan Am airliner to
the airport terminal for a reunion
with daughter Miranda, 23, and son
Caleb, 16.
Late Tuesday, the White House
announced that time had been
cleared on Reagan’s schedule for a
visit by the Daniloffs to the Oval Of
fice Wednesday.
Task force says POWs
being held in SE Asia
WASHINGTON (AP) — A task
force reported to the Pentagon that
it believes there is a strong possibility
that American servicemen from the
Vietnam War are still being held
prisoner in Southeast Asia despite
the lack of hard evidence.
The findings of the task force
were released Tuesday by Lt. Gen.
Leonard H. Perroots, head of the
Defense Intelligence Agency. Per
roots created the task force last
spring to gain an independent as
sessment of his agency’s work on the
prisoner of war-missing in action is
sue.
Perroots, during a Pentagon
briefing, said he could not adopt the
panel’s conclusion that there was a
strong possibility of live American
prisoners in Southeast Asia. He ex
pressed concern that reports on the
task force’s work might raise false
hopes among the families of missing
Americans.
The task force failed to provide
any facts, Perroots said. He said he
doesn’t know if there are live Ameri
can prisoners in Southeast Asia but
would ask the president to take ac
tion if he had any actual evidence.
The report by the task force,
which was headed by one of Per
roots’ predecessors, retired Lt. Gen.
Eugene F. Tighe Jr., has been classi
fied and was not released to report
ers. Perroots summarized its find
ings and read selected portions.
Perroots said the panel found no
evidence of a cover-up by anyone in
DIA or anywhere in the U.S. gov
ernment in terms of handling POW
information.
The task force, which included
several former and current officials
with the DIA and CIA, also made
recommendations to improve inves
tigation of POW reports, Perroots
said.
Shultz says override of veto
could chill negotiations
WASHINGTON (AP) — Secre
tary of State George P. Shultz told
Republican senators Tuesday that a
vote to override President Reagan’s
veto of South African sanctions
would undercut Reagan’s ability to
negotiate with Soviet leader Mikhail
Gorbachev.
The White House, fighting to save
the administration’s policy of mov
ing slowly on attempts to punish the
white-minority government for its
policy of apartheid, also announced
that Reagan is naming career diplo
mat Edward J. Perkins, 58, to be the
first black American ambassador to
Pretoria.
Shultz’s appeal for votes to sustain
Reagan’s veto of tough legislative
sanctions against P.W. Botha’s gov
ernment, along with the Perkins ap
pointment, seems to have been cou
pled with Reagan’s offer Monday to
issue new but limited sanctions
against South Africa by executive or
der.
Perkins has been serving as U.S.
ambassador to Liberia. He would
succeed Ambassador Herman W.
Nickel in Pretoria when confirmed
by the Senate.
Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole,
R-Kan., said Shultz told the group of
nine to 10 Republican lawmakers
that it “wouldn’t be of any help to
the president when he sits down with
Mr. Gorbachev to have been clob
bered by the Congress on a foreign
policy issue.”
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