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Cambridge Five Spy Ring — Part 11
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By KEITH WATERHOUSE ln
HE British Foreign Office is persisting wi
its conviction that the people of this
country are idiots.
The officials of that superior department would tell us
nothing about the Burgess-Maclean scandal until a Russian
renegade blew the gaff in a Sunday newspaper. ~-- -
Something they could not tell us
dn Sunday and would not tell
us on Monday they have now told
us on Tuesday. \
As Soon as Maclean fell under suspicion
in April, 1951, ‘certain documents of
particular secrecy’ were kept out of his
way. Itis possible, says the Foreign Office,
inat this action may well have been con-
tributory to arousing his suspicion that he
was under surveillance.
Who makes this announcement?
A Foreign Office spokesman.
An anonymous bowler hat.
Why didn’t Harold Macmillan, the Foreign
Secretary, make it? Why doesn’t he come
out and talk?
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hy dees he allow the nes of one
the greatest scandals of the century to
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