Demonstrations

Jun. 06, 1968 - SOVIET POLICE RELEASE THE THREE YOUNG BRITONS ARRESTED IN MOSCOW YESTERDAY The Soviet police today's released the three young Beitons, arrested in Moscow last night while handing out leaflets calling for the freedom for Russian political prisoners, The three are members of Church'-a radical Christian group, after signing statements they were sent back to their hotel and told to stay there The three are JANETTE HAMMOND 20 of Highgate JOHN CARESWELL 21, of King's Hoad-hillChingford, Eseex, a Sociology student at Southampton Uniyersity, and VIVIAN BROUGHTON:25, a laboratory technician, Islington PHOTO SHOWS The three Britons who have just been released in Moscow L to R. VIVIAN BROUGHTON, JOHN CARESWELL and JANETTE HAMMOND, planning their protest at a meeting in London last week

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