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Ironic-—isn’t it?—that known Soviet agents like Judith Coplon, who take advantage of legal quirks, walk the streets freely while a man who fully cooperated with the FBI in smashing a dangerous-spy ring is refused parole, despite his having spent six years in jail.

Also ironic is the fact that David Greenglass’ appeal for conditional release from a fifteen-year sentence was rejected in the face of recent Supreme Court decisions making life easier for convicted Reds who ¡bitterly refuse to cooperate with the Government.

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Ironic-—isn’t it?—that known Soviet agents like Judith Coplon, who take advantage of legal quirks, walk the streets freely while a man who fully cooperated with the FBI in smashing a dangerous-spy ring is refused parole, despite his having spent six years in jail.

Also ironic is the fact that David Greenglass’ appeal for conditional release from a fifteen-year sentence was rejected in the face of recent Supreme Court decisions making life easier for convicted Reds who ¡bitterly refuse to cooperate with the Government.