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Cambridge Five Spy Ring — Part 14
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By NICHOLAS CARROLL,
The Sunday Times Diplomatic Correspondent
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MAY former Foreign Office col- | and offering a 20-year treaty of friend:
ship, ‘were also thought to bear
leagues in London of Burgess Maciean imprint.
and Maclean have never wavered in
their bellef that both men were Within half an hour of the first news
eir bene 1 from Moscow about the Burgess-Macican
somewhere behind the Iron Cur-! interview, the Foreign Becretary,
tain, despite the many formal | Selwyn Lloyd, telephoned (he News
Depariment of the Foreign ce.
denials by Soviet officials. spokesman afterwards described the news
Two weeks ago Mr. Khrushchev him- | as “an interesting development.”
self snapped back 6 sharp ceva mat} NO SURPRISE IN
- WASHINGTON
Mpclean was in Russia.
second theory that has gained wide
ac rptance in the Foreign Ofice was that WASHINGTON, Saturday.
thd greatly improve rafting o vie :
Noles, letters from Russian leaders, and Monee news of ‘the iret ea ee in
Soviet announcements on important| Moscow of Burgess and aciean
occasions during recent years, bore the; Caused no surprise here, as al] speculk-
stamp of Maclean's work. tion in the last five years tended
reflect the feeling that the two mgn
Tt was thought significant that within | \ mad to the Soviet Union. The St:
a few months of Maclean's disappearance ied mekt
there was a noticeable moderation in t riment refused official commedt
abusive tanguage of Soviet Notes to the | on thelr reappearance.—Reuter.
West. At the time, this was put down ee
to a change in. Soviet diplomatic tactics,
hut as the quality of the drafting con-
finued to improve former frienda thought
they detected the accomplished hand of
Maclean.
Striking Example
‘he most striking exampie was Marshal
iganin’a letter to President Hisen-
he eT , on disarmament | last summer.
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Président Eisenhower” colnelding with
Sid. Anthony Eden's visit to Washington, Te
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