May Have Deported Top Soviet Alexander Kovlyov On Level Of Ambassador
Washington dispatch reports that Alexander Kovlyov second secretary to the Soviet UN delegation may be the top Russian agent in the United States. The spy case ties to three diplomats expelled this year and cites Gouzenko’s Ottawa revelations about a layered espionage network reporting to Moscow. Also notes a massive removal of petrified dinosaur bones from Dinosaur National Monument on the Colorado Utah border.
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