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Cambridge Five Spy Ring — Part 26
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. Tyesday, July 2, 1963 3
IN THE NEWS
THIS MORNING
WE MEE THES WORLD NDE sovners. Js
IN THE WoRLD— ae
@Sples. In Washington: ‘The U. 8. ordered expulsion of &
Soviet Embassy attache for trying to coerce a Federal
employe( with kin in Russia) to spy for the Soviet Union.
The Us 8. employe worked for the Central Intelligence
gency, reported the Soviet approach, enabled the FBI
‘0 record a new spy story. In London: The House of Com-
mons—still shaken by the sex-security scandal—was
stunned again when informed 2 British diplomat turned
newsman, Haroli ‘Philby, 51, was a wartime Soviet agent
while in Britain's intelligence service. He reportedly
tipped of turncoat diplomats Donald MacLean and
Guy Burgess to flee to Russia, now has vanished.
@IFK ys, de Gaulle. présaent Kennedy reportedly has
uggested that allied dependence on supply Hnes through
France be cut to a minimum. Reason: His concern over
de Gaulle’s attitude toward NATO. Kennedy has asked
allied leaders why the new multi-million-dollar NATO
Pipe-line complex to West Germany could not be moved
out in France, ‘possibly to Belgium.
NATO, Several British newspapers boasted that Prime
Minister Macmillan scored a diplomatic victory over
President Kennedy in their talks about the proposed
NATO nuclear fleet. But some observers delieved Ken-
nedy was allowing for Macmillan’s domestic political
. troubles, did not try to forge a Brifish decision now.
XK in Berlin. Soviet Premier Khrushchev’s visit to East
Berlin so far was a propaganda and political dud. He
failed to offset the tremendous reception President Ken-
nedy received in West Berlin, his “summit conference”
with satellite leaders apparently flopped too.
" @Southeast Asia. Britain announced a collapse in talks
with Russia almed at peace in Laos. Britain blamed Rus-
sia for the deadlock, said the Soviets tried to hold the
, U.S. and Rightist forces in Laos responsible for the con-
unued fighting. Real cause: The Cominunist Pathet Lao,
Rei ma, and North Viet Nam. ws
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