politics
EX‐CAIRO OFFICIAL IS GIVEN 10 YEARS
CAIRO, June 26—Salah Nasr, who was chief of Egyptian intelligence in the early 1960's was sentenced to 10 years hard labor in prison here today for having ordered the torture of a prominent journalist, Mustapha Amin, 11 years ago. The verdict by a Cairo criminal court rang down the curtain on a cause celebre that has fascinated politicians, journalists and even moviegoers here for the last two years. Mr. Amin, who writes influential daily editorials in Al Akhbar, Cairo's largest daily, initiated the court action against Mr. Nasr. He accused Mr. Nasr and two junior intelligence officers of subjecting him…