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Angry Retort ond Flushing angrily, Wilson ounterd “You must not be o petulant nor try to laugh nis off.” Macmillan, eatmer, replied “What has now happened is not a failure of the security services. It is a success, “I say sincerely that I hope that in dealing with these! Matters the House will realize ’” the danger of putting some A questions and the still great- er danger of answering some of them.” Another Labor Party op- ponent, Arthur Hernderson, asked if Macmillan had dis- cussed British security with President Kennedy and if that. was the reason for the dis-! closure about Philby. : “{ am not prepared to say: More about the discussions I' had.” Macmillan said bitterly. “I think you have shown your usual suspicion and lack of generosity jn your approach Taterlandi from Los Angeles Times e re . J {Meanwhile, the London “I hate you!” ‘ Sunday Observer released al ————————————— > statement which said it hired Philby in 1956 as a corre- spondent jointly with the ‘weekly publication, The Econ- omist, at the suggestion of the Foreign Office after Philby left the government in 1955, Reuters reported. [fhe Observer said the For- eign Office gave no indicas' tion to suspect Philby until the government disclosures in the House of Commons Mon- , day that the Philby file had keen kept open and that Phil- Uy had admitted his role as third man” five months ago.)