Yale professor accused of spying on charges with co-defendant
Yale political science professor Barghoorn and John William Butenko, 32, of Orange, N.Y., face espionage charges. Barghoorn, a council on foreign relations member and Slavic review editor, had a U.S. embassy past in Moscow and authored books on the Soviet Union. He traveled to the USSR on a tourist visa, was arrested, and a Soviet press inquiry followed.
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Soviet Union
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Republic of Kazakhstan
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Absent minded professor linked to espionage arrest
Yale political science professor Frederick Barghoorn, a 52 year old bachelor known as shy and studious, was arrested on espionage charges by Russia. Colleagues describe him as the absent minded professor, immersed in books with a compact build and gray hair. Vladimir Petrov, a Russian lecturer, calls him unlikely to engage in spying and fears coercion.
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Yale University
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Yale
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