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Attorney General Robert P. Kennedy announced last Satur-day that this country h•d re-ported to the United Nat'.1)ns on the activities of Yuri A. Afishu-kov, 31-, a translator :in the United Nations Office of Con-ference Services, and Yuri A. Zaitsev; 38, a political affairs officer in the Political and Se-curity Council Affairs Depart. meat. Both men have left the United States. Mr. Kennedy said the two had pail 53.000 as a carat) con- tribution to Richard H Plink, a Howard Reich ikon. no. for information on "In-ternal operations of thi United States Government • agencies `and personal information about Influential members of Mr. Plink's political party." Mr. Plink, a Republican, is 'a can-

didate for the New York State Assembly. ' • . Mr. Plink pretended to go along with the Russians' plan but worked closely with the PSI and turned the money over to that agency. which impounded It. Mr. Plink said he met every two or three weeks with one or the other of the Russians. giving them information which the ImEI had provided ,to zim for the purpose. •

Senator Stennis. chairman of the Senate Armed Services Pre-paredness Subcommittee. told the Senate he is calling on United States Ambassador Adial E. Stevenson. and the State and Justice Departments for "the full facts in this case." "These two agents should be prosecuted and punished." Sen-ator Stennis declared. "This is the only method of dealing with them and any others guilty of espionage activity." UNITED NATIONS, N. Y., Sept. 18 (AP).—Two Russian United Nations employes charged by the United States Government with spying re-signed and returned to the So-viet. Union, the U. N.-said-in

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The Justice Department, In its announcement, Saturday, said both me had been dis-missed by the United Nations Secretariat on the basis of in-formation gathered by the de-partment and relayed through the United Stales Mission. •

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ruts involving U-2 reconnais- and A. ell* of Howard Beach, Queens, a lawyer and a Repub-lican candidate for the New York State Assembly. . •

It said Mr. Slink was first ap-proached by the Russians three years ago. He Immediately noU-fled the Federal Bureau of In-vestigation and subsequently worked with federal agents in their investigation. . The department said the Rua-, A 'United States source stens had asked Mr.- Min to promptly denied the Soviet al- provide information on internal legation. He said that the Jus- operations of federal agencies tice Department's -statement And on influential members of about the Russians had followed the Republican party. They error a three-year investigation and alleged to have contributed that its timing had had no rela- $3,000 to his campaign In re- Lion to the U-2 incidents. turn for hispromise to advocate

certain policies if he was elected.

Mr. Mishukov, who is 31 years old, was a translator in the United Nations Office of Con-ference Services. Mr. Zaitsev, 35, was a political affairs officer in the organization's Depart-ment of Political and Security Council Affairs.

The United Nationsstatement today said Mr. Alittukov joined the organization •as a transia-land north of Japan. The United for Nov. 11, 1937. It said he States replied that the plane returned to the Soviet Union on night have strayed "uninten. July 5 and "his separation from tionally" but said the United the secretariat was completed" States' policy still prohibited July 15. reconnaissance flights over So. The statement said Mr. Zalt- viet territory. sev had been with the .United Last Monday, Communist Nations since Aug. 9, 1961. China said it had shot down a After he requested permission U-2 over East China. The plane to return to the Soviet Union belonged th Nationalist China, early In August to visit his ill Meanwhile, the United Na. mother, his family also returned,

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"The Americans are always finding Russian spies," he said.

The source recalled that simi-lar spy charges were brought in 1960 against a Russian em-ploye.of the secretariat. He said that those charges had been an attempt to provide an issue for the Presidential campaign of Richard M. Nixon. •

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to the recent U-2 incidents may signal a new effort to exploit these incidents at the General Assembly session, phich opens tomorrow.

The Soviet Union protested Sept. 4 against What it de-scribed as a "provocative flight" Aug. 31 by a 11:2 reconnais-sance plane over Sakhalin Is-

usstano Yuri V. Zaitsev and Yuri A. Mishukov.

The statement said the United States mission gave U Thant. Acting Secretary General. ."In-formation containing certain al-legations" about the two men an July 25.

But It pointed out that Mr. Mishukov had already left the United States by that time. It said Mr. Zaitsev requested per-mission early in August to "re-turn to Moscow because of the 'serious illness of his mother." •It said he left •Npur York on ' 7 and "has since submitted ;Aug.his resignation."

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(UPI)—An American who de-fied Soviet officialdom to stag in Moscow until he married his Russian sweet-heart arrived here today by plane alone and broke.

Larry Brayton, 38, of fair-banks, Alaska, was heading home to set up a place for his bride, the former Rosita Schifman. Brayton had re-fused to leave the Soviet Un-ion when his visa expired. His tourist visa extension came through one hour before the wedding Dec. 17.

Customs officials at Amster-dam's Schipol Airport ques-tioned Brayton for nearly an hour when he arrived and admitted he was penniless. Foreigners without means of support normally are not al-lowed to enter the country. the officals finally per

him to leave the rt to look for a job. Bray )n, who holds seaman's papers, said he hoped to work his passage home aboard a ship.

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- . Mr. Brayton, who came to Russia as a tourist, has been in the country illegally since Nov. 29. But he had an-nounced he was determined to "sweat it out" until the ceremony.

He made three appeals to Premier Nikita Khrushchev to be allowed to stay. Whether Khrushchev • actually inter-vened was not known. Mr. Brayton said he re-ceived a phone call this morn-ing and was told his visa had been extended.

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