LATEST SPY CONFUSION

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CIA-RDP75-00001R000400390073-2
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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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June 2, 1999
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73
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Publication Date: 
August 2, 1966
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L! CPYRGHII RADIO TV REPORTS, INC. Approved For ReleA?q J o 9 a 9 j 0 9 , / l 7 A v 1 j OO PUBLIC AFFAIRS STAFF PROGRAM News 7 Final August 2, 1966 11:00 P.M. LATEST SPY CONFUSION JOSEPH MCCAFFREY: "It all started with a cottage for sale, but then there were the secret papers and then the counter agents and then the jewel theft. "Well, for the latest spy confusion, here's Bob Gneiser." GNEISER: "District police are reported trying to solve a $19,000 jewelry theft while hampered by all the super secrecy of the CIA. This latest controversy involving the Central intelligence Agency concerns a police report from CIA employed ans Tofte. The Jewelry was missing from his Georgetown home ate last month shortly after two other CIA agents visited the lace. issing." ty ex-;, day said Tofte, he noticed that all that jewelr was "According to Washington Correspondent Clark MOLLENOFF(?), IA Agent Kenneth Slocum was taken through Tofte's home which as up for sale. During his inspection, he accidentally potted some secret material lying out in the open. "Tofte said Slocum returned the following day with another gent while he was out and confiscated that material The ~3 ApNIEW proved`,or'ke`Peas&EhRJ99'/CT9M?"CUge RDQ'!' 041OOIRU4m40+639QQ.7,2-2