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Lin~Ed to Scviets U.S HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE 4 5 AT 0200 I 7 AT 0829 4.0 AT 1410 HOURGLASS 1.5 AT 20 15 VOL 4 No 1468 ~AJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS TUESDAY 2 JULY 1963 BRITISH NEWSMAN Spy CAbE LIN~ED TO SCVIETS U.S. EXfELS SOVIET DIFLGMliT I LONDON (UPI)--THE GOVERNMENT SAID TODAY THAT MISSING BRI­ WASHINGTON, (UPI )--THE UNITED STATES TODAY ORDERED A SOV­ TISH NEWSMAN HAROLD PHILBY, REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN A FORMER IET DIPLOMAT TO LEAVE THE COUNTRY ON SECURITY CHARGES BE­ BRITISH COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE CHIEF IN WASHINGTON, MAY HAVE LIEVED TO INVOLVE THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY GONE BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN THE IDENTITY OF THE DIPLOMAT, A MEMBER Of" THE SOVIET EM­ LORD PRIVY SEAL EDWARD HEATH TOLD THE HOUSE OF COMMONS BASSY HERE, WAS DISCLOSED TO BE SEVASTYNOVA THAT PHILBY--WHO ADMITTED SERVING THE SOVIETS BEFORE 1946 THE ACTING HEAD OF THE ~OVIET EMBASSY HERE, GEORGI M. I AND TIPPED OFF DIPLOMATS GUY BURGESS AND DONALD MACLEAN KORNIENKO, MINISTER COUNCELOR, WAS SUMMONED TO THE STATE BEFORE THEIR 1951 FLIGHT TO RUSSIA--NOW MAY BE HIMSELF DEPARTMENT AND INFORMED OF THE CHARGES BY RICHARD H. DAVIS, SOMEWHERE IN THE SOVIET BLOC ACTING HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT'S EUROPEAN SECTION HE SAID PH/LBY'S WIFE ELEANOR, FORMERLY MARRIED TO NEW THE STATE DEPARTMENT WAS EXPECTED TO DISCLOSE DETAILS OF YORK TIMES CORRESPONDENT SAM POPE BREWER, HAS RECEIVED THE CASE LATER TODAY MESSAGES THAT PURPORTED TO HAVE COME FROM BEHIND THE IRON MEANWHILE, IT WAS LEARNED T~AT THE D~PLOMAT WAS DECLARED CURTAIN. "PERSONA NON GRATA" -- OR UNWELCOME --'iiY'THE UNITED STATES HEATH SAID INVESTIGATION AN INFORMED SOURCE SAID THE CASE INVOLVED DEALINGS BE­ KHRUSHCH£V-- "THEY WILL BE HAS FAILED TO CONFIRM A TWEEN THE RUSSIAN DIPLOMAT AND A PERSON CONNECTED WITH THE SMASHED BACK" STORY IN THE Of"FICIAL SOVIET CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY GOVERNMENT NEWSPAPER IZVES­ BERLIN (UPI)--SOVIET PRE- UNDER NORMAL PROCEDURE THE DIPLOMAT WOULD BE GIVEN A TIA THAT PHILBY WAS WITH THE MIER NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV, HIS REASONABLE PERIOD OF TIME IN WHICH TO LEAVE THE COUNTRY D'ETHRONED IMAM Of" THE YEMEN HAND STRENGTHENED BY RENEWED KORNIENKO WAS WJTH DAVIS ONLY ABOUT FIVE MINUTES, EMERG- "THIS INFORMATION, COUPLED PLEDGES OF SUPPORT FORM HIS ING FROM THE MEETING KORNIENKO TOLD NEWSMEN, "I HAVE WITH THE LATEST MESSAGE RE­ SATE LL I TE:S, RESUMES TALKS NOTH I NG TO SAY" CEIVED BY MRS PH/LBY, SUG­ WITH EASTERN EUROPEAN COM- DAVIS HANDED KORNIENKO A NOTE CHARGING THAT THE ATTACHE GESTS THAT HE MAY HAVE LEf"T MUNIST LEADERS TODAY HAD TRIED TO CORRUPT THE FEDERAL EMPLOYEE "BY THREATENING BEIRUT AND MAY HAVE GONE TO HE WAS BELIEVED TO BE SEEK- MEMBERS OF HIS FAMILY IN THE SOVIET UNION IF HE DID NOT ONE OF THE COUNTRIES OF THE I NG AND BACK I NG A T,OUGH STAND COOPERATE" THE NOTE SPEC 1- SOVIET BLOC," HEATH SAID AGAINST RED CHINA IN DISCUS- LOCAL MISSILE OPERATION FICALLY SAID SEVASTYANOVA, PHILBY VANISHED IN BEIRUT SIONS ON THE COMMUNIST BLOC A LOCAL MISSILE OPERATION HAD "ATTEMPTED TO RECRUIT IN LATE JANUARY CRISIS IN Moscow THIS WEEK IS SCHEDULED FOR E.... RLY THURS- FOR ESPIONAGE SHAN VALIEN HIS WIFE LATER SAID SHE KHRUSHCHEV RECEIVED PLEDGES DAY MORNING, 4 JULY. THE GESIDEN, 'WHO IS AN EMPLOYEE i RE CE I VED TE LEGRAMS f"ROM HIM Of" LOYALTY AND SUPPORT IN A EARLIEST THE TAKE COVER OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERN- THAT PURPORTED TO COME f"ROM SER I ES OF S PE E CHES BY SATE L- COULD SOUND IS 0700. ALL MENT 0 " I CAIRO. LITE LEADERS AT A MAMMOTH PERSONS WHO LIVE IN TRAILERS "THE UNITED STATES GOVERN- i "AT THE REQUEST Of" HIS WI f"E RECEPTION FOR 2,000 GUEST IN OR OTHER UNAPPROVED SHELTERS MENT CANNOT PERMIT SUCH UN- AND THE BRITISH NEWSPAPER HONOR OF EAST GERMAN COMMUN- ARE ENCOURAGED TO EXPEDITE ACCEPTABLE BEHAVIOR ON THE WHICH HE WAS REPRESENTING, 1ST BOSS WALTER ULBRICHT'S MOVEMENT TO AN APPROVED PART OF AN Of"FICIAL Of" THE HER MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT 70TH BIRTHDAY LAST NIGHT. SHEL TER. AT 0600 THURSDAY, Sov I tT EMBASSY 0" THE NOTE MADE INQUIRrES CONCERNING NONE OF THEM MENTIONED AFRS KWAJALEIN WILL COM- SAID. HIS WHEREABOUTS f"ROM THE SPEC I f" I CALLY THE QUARRE L BE- MENCE BROADCAST I NG ANNOUNCE- "THEREFORE MR. SEVAS TYNOVA ~ GOVERNMENTS IN BOTH CAIRO TWEEN KHRUSHCHEV AND THE RED MENTS PERTINENT TO THE OPER- CONTINUED PRESENCE IN THE AND BEIRUT WITHOUT SUCCESS," CHINESE OVER COMMUNIST IDEO- ATION, THESE WILL INCLUDE UNITED STATES IS NO LONGER HEATH SAID LOGY. BUT ALL CA LLED FOR "TAKE COVER II AND "ALL CLEAR ". ACCEPTABL E," I TADDEO. "THE "I CAN NOW TELL THE HOUSE UNITY IN THE COMMUNIST MOvE- THE FOLLOWING IS QUOTED EMBASSY IS REQUESTED TO AR- THAT MORE RECENTLY MRS PHIL­ MENT UNDER SOVIET LEADERSHIP IN PART f"ROM PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE FOR HIS IMMEDIATE DE- BY HAS RECEIVED MESSAGES THOSE WHO SPOKE INCLUDED RANGE FACILITY KWAJALEIN PARTURE " PURPORTING TO HAVE COME f"ROM CZECHOSLOVAK PRESIDENT ANTON- INSTRUCTION 5510 12 AND IS SEVASTYANOVA IS THE EIGHTH MR PHILBY FROM BEHIND THE IN NOVOTNY, POLISH COMMUNIST PRINTED HERE AS A REMINDER SOVIET DIPLOMAT TO BE ORDEREI IRON CURTAIN" LEADER WLADYSLAW GOMULKA, TO ALL KWAJALEIN RESIDENTS. EXPELLED FROM THE UNITED PHILBY WAS THE SECOND FOR­ HUNGAR I AN PREM I ER JANOS KAD- "UNDER NO COND I T IONS WILL STATES SINCE EARL Y 1960 EIGN DIPLOMAT f"ORMERLY AS­ AR, BULGARIAN PREMIER TODOR PERSONNEL DISCLOSE INFORMA- THE SOVIET UNION HAS EXPELLED SIGNED TO COME UNDER SUSPI­ ZHIKOV AND ULBRICHT HIMSELF TION CONCERNING RANGE EVENTS NINE MEMBERS OF THE U S EM- CION OF DEALING WITH THE SO­ THEIR STATEMENTS MADE IT UNTIL SUCH INFORMATION HAS BASSY IN Moscow DURING THE VIETS IN LESS THAN A WEEK CLEAR THEY STILL ARE SOLID~ BEEN Of"FICIALLY RELEASED SAME PERIOD. LAST TUESDAY THE SWEDISH IN Moscow'S CAMP THIS INCLUDES BUT IS NOT GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCED THE AR­ KHRUSHCHEV, I N A LENGTHY LIMITED TO. MISSILE FIRINGS, SPLEEN TRANSPLANT REST OF COL STIG WENNERSTROE~ SPEECH DEVOTED MAINLY TO MISSILE PERFORMANCE, SPECI .... L DENVER (UPI)--A 10-YEAR-OLD AND SAID HE HAD ADMITTED AC­ PRA', SE FOR ULBR I CHT AND THE PROJECTS OR STUDIES AND f"A­ PUEBLO COLORADO, BOY WHOSE CEPTING SOVIET PAY f"OR 15 GERMAN COMMUNISTS, ASSERTED CILITIES'PERFORMANCE OR CAP­ MOTHER'S SPLEEN WAS TRANS­ YEARS FROM 1952 TO 1957 THAT ALL GERMANY SOONER OR ABILITIES. PLANTED TO HIS BODY IN THE WENNERSTROEM WAS SWEDISH LATER WILL BE REUNITED UNDER PERSONS KNOWN TO DISCLOSE f"IRST OPERATION OF ITS KIND AIR ATTACHE IN WASHINGTON COMMUNIST RULE SUCH INFORMATION VIA LETTERS WAS REPORTED RECOVERING BUT AND HE WAS AWARDED THE U S "THERE WILL BE A UNIFIED, HOME, HAM RADIO PATCHES, OR STILL FACED THE CRISIS THAT LEGION OF MERIT REUNITED GERMAN NATION," HE ANY OTHER COMMUNICATIONS WILL DETERMINE WHETHER THE PHILBY SERVED IN THE BRI­ SAID MEDIA WILL BE SUBJECT TO SURGERY WILL CURE HIM TISH EMBASSY IN WASHINGTON "IN OUR TIME IT CAN NOT BE DISCIPLINARY ACTION AND RE­ BOTH HE AND HIS 31·YEAR-OLD FROM OCTOBER 1949, UNTIL ANYTHING ELSE THAN A lUNIFIED MOVAL FROM KWAJALEIN AS A MOTHER, WHOSE NAMES WERE NOT JUNE, 195 I SOCIALIST GERMANY. SOONER SECURITY RISK" RELEASED, WERE IN f"AIR CON­ HEATH SAID PHILBY HAS AD­ OR LATER THE IMPERIALISTS DITION AT COLORADO GENERAL MITTED SERVING WITH SOVIETS WILL BE THROWN BACK, THEY TEMPERATURES HOSPITAL BEf"ORE 1946 WILL BE SMASHED BACK" THE TEMPERATURES IN THE THE SURGERY WAS PERFORMED HE SAID THAT ALTHOUGH KHRUSHCHEV ASSERTED THE MAJOR CITIES Or THE WORLD BY THE TEAM OF SURGEONS WHICH THERE WAS NOT YET ANY CER­ WEST NEVER WILL SUCCEED IN FOR TODAY ARE AS FOLLOW~ HAS PERfORMED MORE THAN A TAINTY CONCERNING PHILBY'S DESTROYING THE COMMUNIST SYS­ NEW YORK 96-72 F DOZEN KIDNEY TRANSPLANT OP­ WHEREABOUTS," THERE HAS TEM IN EAST GERMANY LONDON 64-52 F ERATIONS HERE SINCE LAST BEEN A DEVELOPMENT WHICH "THE~ NEVER WILL BE A RE­ PARIS 70-54 F NOVEMBER AND ALSO PERFORMED MIGHT THROW LIGHT ON THE TURN TO THE PAST," HE SAID TOKYO 93-64 F THE FIRST THREE LIVER TRANS­ QUESTION" HOWEVER, MOST OF KHRUSH­ SAN FRANCISCO 70-55 F PLANTS IN HISTORY "ON Nov 7, 1955 MR PHIL­ CHEV'S SPEECH WAS MILD IN MEXICO C,TY 67-45 F THE BOY SUFf"ERS FROM AGAMA­ BY WAS ASKED TO RESIGN FROM TONE HE MADE NO REFERENCE KWAJALEIN 87-77 F GLOBULINEMIA, A DISEASE DOC­ THE FOREIGN SERVICE WHICH TO THE BERLIN CRISIS NOR EVEN ROI NAMUR 90-79 F TORS DESCRIBED AS A LACK OF HE DID," HEATH SAID HINTED AT A NEW DEADLINE f"OR ANTIBODIES IN THE BLOOD TO THE WEST TO GET OUT OF THE CITY F'IGHT INFECTION PAGE 2 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 2 JULY 1963 PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF CASTRO FORCES CAPTIVE u.s. STUDENTS DEfY ~TATE THE CCJ.1MANDING OFFICER, PACI· MIAMI, (UP! )--A BoATLOAD Spy MAY COST SWEDEN FIC MISSILE RANGE FACILITY, 10f ANTI-CASTRO EXILE RAIDERS DEPT Q - VISIT cueA $200 MIlLl ON KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS, ~AS CAPTURED BY CUBAN GUN- HAVANA, (UPl )--FIFTY-NINE STOCKHOLM, (UPI )--DAMAGE IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU OF BOATS Off THE NORTH CUBAN U.S. COLLEGE STUDENTS AR­ CAUSED BY AIR FORCE COL WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-4176-c COAST EARLY TODAY AfTER A RIVED HERE TODAY AS GUESTS STIG WENNERSTROEM 15 YEARS WiTH THE TRANSPORT COMPANY RUNNING SEA fiGHT, RELIABLE OF THE CASTRO GOVERNMENT IN OF SPYING FOR THE SOVIET OF TEXAS.
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