Walter Winchell on Soviet spies and double agents in the United States
In a international style critique Walter Winchell cites former CIA director views on Soviet espionage. He notes defectors estimates that 70 to 80 percent of U.S. Soviet officials may have met with agents. He mentions Rudolf Abel and Francis Gary powers era plots and a pattern of blackmail and sexual leverage used by the Russian secret service.
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Soviet Union
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Eee Ton
United Nations
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U.S
Gov't
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Rudolf Abel
Francis
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Shortcomings Of Chinese Industry Are Apparent
A Canadian reporter visits 11 industrial sites in China and notes chronic flaws in modernization. He cites reliance on Soviet designs, aging assembly lines, limited output, and trucks unchanged since 1958, with 81 percent of materials once imported now made domestically.
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China
Southam Newspapers
Canada
Shenyang
Ey Dechcical
Harbin
Changchun
Uals Wiss
Soviet Union
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