How Intelligent Is British Intelligence Now
A 1950s assessment argues Britain’s intelligence service has deteriorated from world class to bumbling. It traces leaks and traitors, naming Bruno Pontecorvo, Donald Maclean, George Blake, and Harold Philby, detailing screening failures, and questions whether higher officials shielded Philby and allowed his escape to Russia.
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London
NEA
America
Russia
Washington
Soviet
Harwell
Bruno Pontecorvo
Siberia
Donald Maclean
George Blake
Britain
Harold
Kin) Philby
West
Philby
MLG
Counterespionage
Kim Philby
Nver
United States
British Intelligence Service
M-16
Halson
CIA
FBI
Guy Burgess
Cambridge
Soviet Union
Burgess
Maclean
Whitehall
Col
Marcus Lipton
House of Commons
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Beirut
Lebanon
Shilly-Shalked
Moscow
The Kitchen Sink Returns in 1967 Theft Rundown
A commemorative collage of historic thefts from 1967 spans continents. It lists unusual targets from kitchens to cemeteries, noting stolen items from a kitchen sink in New York to a six ton derrick in Menton France, with many quirky capers and notable suspects.
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New York
Ontario
Canada
Ft Ithaca. Nic
Chicago
Belek
Richmond
Sheffield
England
Naples
Italy
Inreighmouth
Akron
Ohio
Slac
Menton
France
Lugagnano
Morrison, Tenn
Seattle
Dallas
Phoenix
Ariz
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Champaign
Hils
New York City
Denver
Foot
Grand Rapids
Michi
Casper
Wyo
London
Lyons
Ypsilanti
Mich
Heanor
Los Angeles
Calif
N.M
Department of Justice
United States
National Association of Insurance Companies
Florida
Cheadle
Sherwood Forest
Nottingham
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Cambridge University
Communist Party
Germany
Grace Bumbry
Carmen
Met
Monte Carlo
Hillshoro
N.Y
Lonton
Barnard Castle
Kansas City
New Delhi
Corpus Christ, Tex
Colorado
A. Convertient
Newark
Driatout
Sapped Sore
Chicinpati
Benall
Knoxville
Tenn
Manila
Philippines
Kore Im Ast Greer
Ap&l
Apa&l
Deleing
Fulo Sreensas
ARKAN