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Drugging incidents tied to Soviet U S embassies
The Defense Department reported three U S Navy and Air Force officers, Lt Col Landrigan and Lt Col Van Meter among them, were drugged in Moscow area hotels amid alleged blackmail and compromising photographs. Other incidents include two Navy officers arrested in Leningrad for photography and Air Force officers detained near Tula. Soviet and British retaliation restricted attaches.
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AP Wrenhaty
State Department
U.S
Moscow
Marine Corps
James M. Landrigigan
Navy
Sumner Shapiro
Air Force
W. L. van Meter
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sHjen
Mos W
J. M
Defense Department
van Meter
Henry C. van Meter
Swayne
Landrigran
George C. Landigran
Wakefield
Mass
Shapiro
shua N_ H
Il Ascofnciats
Beat Department
Iiss
Soviet Union
Turate Bengorer
Compro
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau
Amer
Hoover
Cmdr
Stuast Savase
Almay Ran
Philadelphia
Leningrad
Air Ferve
Edgar Smith
Edmund Zvetins
Dayton
Ohio
Tula
U. S
London
Washington