61.   With the artillery barrage, it was half an hour before the Israelis realized the three soldiers had disappeared.

62.   Pentagon spokesman Kenneth Bacon said the three soldiers would undergo debriefings in Germany for two or three more days.

63.   Police said the three soldiers have admitted kidnapping and killing Miss Jensen, whose battered body was found buried in a shallow grave two days after her abduction.

64.   Photographer Tim Baker, of the U.S. military newspaper Stars and Stripes, spent the night earlier this week on patrol with the three soldiers.

65.   A local priest, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the two soldiers had died, but Simbolon denied that.

66.   A military spokesman, who declined to be named, said the two soldiers were captured by police on Sakhalin Island.

67.   A U.S. military spokesman in Germany confirmed that the three soldiers had been captured by Yugoslav forces.

68.   A spokesman for the U.N. peace-keeping force said Wednesday the five soldiers are being questioned in connection with the incident.

69.   After that, the two soldiers returned to their garrison and opened sporadic fire, the news agency said.

70.   After about an hour of drinking, the three soldiers left.