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U.S. Soldier Refuses to Leave Moscow;
Soviet Woman Agent Reportedly Is Cause
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DAY BY DAY Back Home
WASHINGTON, May 17. U—The
United States beat Moscow to the
punch today with the disclosure
that a youthful American army
sergeant has defied orders to leave
Russia and return to this country.
A State Department announce-
ment identified him as Sgt. James
M McMillin. 21, Boulder. Colo. Re-
the circumstances in reports re-
ceived yesterday. Officials decided
to make a prompt announcement
The intent at least in part was to
prevent Moscow from making pro-
paganda capital by disclosing the
incident first.
About three months ago the
Moscow radio got in a quick pro-
porters were told his actions were paganda punch by reporting first
due to infatuation for a Russian the sudden resignation of a civilian
married woman described as an employe of the American embassy,
experienced Soviet agent. Annabel Bucar. She announced she
The embassy in Moscow detailed was renouncing her American cifi-
Reporter-News Radio Log
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which are responsible for their accurwey.
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Dallas-WBAP Fort Worth, NBC, 820 KC; KDWT, Stamford,
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zenship to remain in Russia She
was married to a Soviet citizen
Incidentally, the embassy has been
unable to find out what has become
of Miss Bucar.
McMillin had served for two
years on the staff of the military
attache A State Department offic- i
ial declared his action was not
caused by any political ideas, but
was due to exploitation of a youth-
ful and inexperienced soldier by an
experienced Soviet agent.
The woman was identified as
Mrs. Galina Dunaeva Biconish, the
wife of Sgt. John Biconish, who
was stationed at the embassy until
his return late in 1945. She was
with McMillin in his quarters Fri-
day evening when he sent word to
the embassy he would refuse to
obey orders to return to the United
States and would remain in the
Soviet Union.
McMillin was due to leave on
Saturday.
Officials made plain this gov-
ernment intends to take no steps
to try to force McMillin to return
The State Department said it did
MONDAY EVENING
NEW YORK. May 17. (n—Lis- DETROIT May 17 (—Walter
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7 Cavalcade drama with Irene from nearly * month in * hospital
Dunne: 730 Howard Barlow Con- after surviving an apparent at.
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Theater “Home Stretch,” 9 30 his injury.
NEW YORK. May 17 WLThe
| Institute of Navigation is getting
ready for rocket travel between
the planets.
The president. Rear Admiral
Gordon G MeLintock, superin-
tendent of the U. S Merchant
Marine Academy at Kings Point
Veteran Teacher Dies
GALVESTON, May 17. (P—
James Strachan, veteran school
teacher who had lived here since
1912, died yesterday He was 83.
N. Y. said yesterday a technical
Funeral services were
today.
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The Abilene Reporter-News (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 67, No. 283, Ed. 2 Monday, May 17, 1948, newspaper, May 17, 1948; Abilene, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1645551/m1/5/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Public Library.