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res preor23) awe British Spy~ | Mr. Tol#on a Mr. Boardma: — oS, Me. Nighote” o—— Mr, Belmont > Mr. Harbo —-_ . . ir, Mohr ‘| Case Studied ue Boreas ° ‘By Eastland ; Ms. Tams United Press The Senate Internal Security Subcommittee is investigating American aspects of Britain’s sensational Burgess - MacLean | Communist spy case, It was an- nounced yesterday. Sen. James O. Eastland (D- Miss.), subcommittee chairman, disclosed he has written Secre- itary of State John Foster Dulles for information about relations of the British diplomats, with the State Department when they were stationed here. ~ Eastland said recent pub- lished material indicates that \“this appears to be a matter bearing directly on the question of the internal security of ‘the United States.” . It was believed the subcom- mittee was particulerly inter- ested in whether the British diplomats leaked United States atomic and Korean war secrets to Russia.» Guy"-Burgess. and Donald diplomats who disappeared on June 25, 1951. Mrs. MacLean and her three children disap-; peared two years later, It was) suspected they fled behind the Iron Curtain but the British, government kept mum. Recently, however, Vladimir Petrov, a Soviet agent in Aus- tralia who defected from Rus- MacLean are former Britisn~*) “ PLA ruin neyueed a 3 Mr. Winterrowd Tele. Room —_____ Mr. Holloman —____ aE cB. wroeteid sia, said Burgess and MacLean . had been recruited as spies dur Wash, Post and 2 ing their college days, turned Times Herald lover suantities ik t information Wash. News ir the Soviet capital.- ~ Wash. Star ~ N. Y. Herald ——__ phew ~ Tribune 7 N.Y. Mirror + Daily Worker - The Worker New Leader - “ari + Date UCTI Ts fl 4 Date = Oo 6 4 OCT 131988 ESS Seley oe