Briton Freed from Soviet Prison; Gets Old Job Back London, Jan. 9.
Mr. Brian Grover, the London engineer who was arrested in Moscow on a charge of illegally entering the Soviet Union, but who was subsequently released, has arrived in London, from Moscow, with his wife, a Soviet citizen for whose sake he went to Russia last November. Mr. Grover's employer has stated that his job has been kept for him.
At his trial in Moscow, Mr. Grover stated that the only reason that impelled him to enter the U.S.S.R. without a permit, after a visa had been refused him by the Soviet authorities in London, was that he had not seen his wife in four years. He was released last Wednesday, after which he and his wife were permitted fo leave for London.—Reuter.
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