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Explained the magazine's World Staff Editor Howard Flieger, who handled the "interview": a special U.S. News courier had taken the questions to Belgrade and got them answered by a Yugoslav official whom he had presumed was empowered to talk for Tito's government. Said Flieger: "There is no doubt in my mind that the story as we printed it is the authentic official attitude." But he refused to name either the talkative official or the courier. Tanjug's denial, Flieger said, should be filed under the "inscrutable Communists...
...duties at the Los Alamos A-bomb project. Rosenberg tore the top of a Jello box in half, gave a piece to Greenglass as his badge of identification and told him that his contact at Los Alamos would produce the other half. The contact turned out to be Spy Courier Harry Gold, the Philadelphia chemist, who got atomic-energy data from Greenglass and paid...
...Mail readers, the byline was unfamiliar: "By Mark Ethridge Jr." It was the foreign debut of the 26-year-old son of the publisher of the Louisville Courier-Journal and Times...
...Bendix Aviation, he became a senior research engineer in CalTech's jet-propulsion laboratory in 1946, has had only a research fellow's job at CalTech since 1949, when Army Intelligence withdrew his clearance to do confidential work. The FBI did not link him to Spy Courier Gold, or to espionage...
...these vague swatches of information against the yard goods in their files. They sifted through the affairs of more than a thousand suspected Communist agents. Then, a search of New York grand jury records produced a clue -a piece of testimony by Vassar Graduate Elizabeth Bentley, the reformed Communist courier. Jacob Golos, onetime Soviet spymaster in the U.S., who had been Miss Bentley's lover, once introduced her to a Philadelphia chemist named Harry Gold and had described him as a reliable link in the transmission system...