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Attached hereto is a copy of a rundown of the case prepared in SR/3/FI on 18 April 1960 for discussions with the British. will use this paper as a basis for his discussions and will attempt to obtain British consent to joint further development of His discussions should begin sometime after 19 April.

I did not bring the A case up with the British as he felt the climate was not right at the time

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1. The second incident involved a rather unstable American woman corres- pondent Subject had met in Brussels. He had become friendly with her there and had revealed to her his anti-Soviet sympathies. Her association with Subject in Brussels as well known to some other Americans, including the person who had introduced Subject to us. Soptime after Stbject's return home we learned that this woman was also to be stationed in Moscow. Knowing that she would mnt to get in touch with Subject, we wrote him that she was coming and advised him to avoid her. Before he had received our letter she had arrived in Moscow and bad already visited hia. She told him that her friend, the man who had introduced us to Subject, had told her under no ciromastances to phone or visit Subject. (The man who had warned her had feared that she would cause Subject to become suspect to the Soviet security authorities.) This incident upset equilibrium, as he wrote to us, and although he said that he had taken notice of our questions to him, he did not reply to our sucon Letter.