Unseen war turns deadly as Nicholson is shot in East Germany
David Wise reports on the licensed espionage between the United States and the Soviet Union in East Germany where Maj. Arthur D. Nicholson Jr. was killed by a Soviet guard while photographing equipment. The piece places Nicholson among other covert casualties and discusses the 1947 accord permitting observer missions and the current political reaction in Washington and Moscow.
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Iraqi executes Thai construction worker for spying
Iraqi authorities executed Thitthai Charoendham, a Thai construction worker accused of spying for Israel. He was among six Thais arrested in December 1983. five others were expelled from Iraq last June. The Thai embassy in Baghdad was notified of the February 27 execution.
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