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Mr. Toilson Mr. Boardman— Mr. Nichols... Mr. Belmont. Mr. Harbo Mr. Mohr. Mr. Paracns._- Mr. Resen Mr. Termm Mr. &:7 9 ' boon Mr, Yr cerrowd. / ra, ct V ory Talo Boom BY lettee Oy Mae 6 ay FOIA REQU;: “él , boa | 1 tain’s’ Spies — oo ITAIN'S’ MISSING diplomats in the Mac] Bur, case have given our Britigh friends a ee “Communist spy problem. ~ a The white paper issued by the government still leaves ~many questions unanswered. It also leaves the govern- “ment, both the present Conservative and former Labor ‘governments, open to grave suspicion of bungling and *underestimating the seriousness of this case. . m ‘The most damaging new evidence’ contributed. by athe white paper is disclosure that on the very day one - "of the diplomats was to be questioned by security officers, Ondroma patna Cafter months of dilly-dallying, the two. men disappeared. we ad, 14 J 5 ¢ THIS POSES the probability that ‘someone in a very — Ses ake - Viele Ered thigh position in the British government or security Lia sadministration tipped off the men to flee. Este’ i Govjpooe) = The serious problem for the British government Edda - Wt br Secferors ey “OW ig-—ig that person still operating? td we otter. : + See Tose nm Not only should the question worry Britishers, it “also should temper future criticism in Britain of the “American security program. x Soviet espionage is international. It is time the -free world accepted this unpleasant fact. It is also time “the free world recognized that the weakest part of its i Ailitary alliance i ia the failure to work together to combat ae pionage. In the end, defense against espionsge may, more ary — defense against armed aggression. vy oe ° Se FO ye phe 126 OCT 12 ae ae. oe : 64 0CT.131955 — 4 2D Re _ ~~ Se ae? Syren sie ited ims aR i meme eo ar ~ *, ‘ es #S on ine mS a, ae . oar: a Hea “4 Se ee Saber eed oe ne oe PI cee Seinen an “ee” ete ee aS, So we ors ree