REDS ACCUSE AP MAN AS A SPY IN SWEDEN

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CIA-RDP75-00149R000600430008-4
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RIPPUB
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K
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1
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November 11, 2016
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January 26, 1999
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8
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Publication Date: 
October 17, 1963
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NSPR
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f, 7 NEW VORIti ' tined - Appro ed For Release : Cl Reds Accuse AP Man as p ASGpFrTin Sweden Iirruxc!nW (API Izvestla published yesterday an article by a writer identi- fied as an Fstonlan linguist, accusing a staff writer for The Associated Press and a former AP employee of conducting espionage operations several years ago. The writer. Arthur Haman, said he was a former AP em ployee in Stockholm who has' come z'ecently to the Soviet, Union. He said he had been, threatened by the U. S. Central Intelligence Agency while he was in the United States seek- ing a professorship, not iden- tified. 'Remembering many facts It became clear to me that the AmerieAn intelligence is busy with intelligence activity in Swedfii," he said. "It widely, usejt be U. S. Embassy, the; BV;J ioim department of the a`:efcy Associated Press as well as J'.her American representa- 1, le in Stockholm." fie then mentioned Thomas ~.. Reedy, former chief of Scan ~dinavian services for the AP,*, and Gustav Svensson, a former AP writer who worked in Stock- holm and later in Moscow. Mr. Reedy is. now assigned to the J AP's London bureau. ' Wes Gallagher, general man- ?.agcr of the Associated Press, i,aid in New York the story by Izvestia is completely untrue. FOIAb3b Or Release : CIA-RDP75-00149R000600430008-4