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[12]Subject advised that Aline‘ HOSBY was a newepaperman in SCHAPIRO' #0 Wot Reproduce |
[13]office. MULBY, durir:: the vast year, tad been in the hospital on several |
[14]occasions, and one dicn't see too met. of her. Subject also acvised that i
[15]HOSEY stuck mostly to the foreign circuit rather than the Bnbassy circuit,
[16]Subject stated that one of the reasons MOSBY was in the hoapital, on one
[17]occasion, was the fact, that she had an abortion, according to gossip.
[19]J Subject stated that another newspaperwomen in Moscow was Priscilla
[20]JOWN30N. Subject advised that JOHNSON had the reputation of being a rairly
[21]Foot reporter and one whom the Soviets kept on a month to month visa basia,
[22]Subject indicated that it was highly-posesible the Sovieta had attenupted to r ;
[23]recruit. JOWNSON, as she spent a lot of time with Soviet nationals. a i i
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[26]oubjoct. was queried as to whether he had ever made an unauthorized
[27]disclosure of classified information in the' Soviet Union, to which he re-
[28]plied that he had not disclosed classified information as sugh. He stated
[29]that his cover, which he had used for the period in between/State Depart~77 /
[30]manf}) issignments, was that he was a (consultant of the AEC, particularly ey '
[31]to tne Joint Atomic unergy Intelligence Committee; composed of AEC, CLA,
[32]State, NSA, Joint Chiefs, and the Armed Services|.~] Subject stated that he .
[33]had indieated to individuals, when questioned, at he had done economic ;
[34]research amd onalysis in tha Soviet field and that he had done this ever : |
[35]gince he nad first become a{Stat ¢,Departmen smployes. Subject etated that,
[36]_ amonp others, he had discussed this wi th fay HUTCHINS, his counterpart in
[37]the (British tnbasnye} ee ems ocioy ,
[39]Subject was asked for his itinerary on his roturn trip to the United
[40]States and who authorized the trip. Subject stated that he had long planned *
[41]ts come home via the Far Kast, and it was a well publicized plan, tis stated :
[42]thet when ho left Moscow, he stayed over in Delhi for a week to soa if there
[43]warc any objections from Headquarters as to his itinerary, Ho stated that '
[44]when ha resal ved no instructiona to the contrary, he returnod to the United |
[45]tutes via his previously announced plane ard the differensog in fares being t
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[50]Subject departed Nogcow 1 September 1960 (1:00 A,li.}3 wont to Tashkent
[51]wed thon to selhs here he spont one weeks Banrkok,  daya; Saigon, 6 dayoy.
[52]Hon You, © caysy Tokyo, 5 days; Hawaii, 5 dayss San Francisco, 5 days;
[53]Loc anvelse, ? days; Lus Vepas, 2 days; Denver, 10. daysy arrived Washington
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