WHO'S WHO IN THE CIA | IMGpapers 1976

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bassy, the Americans have checked. Recent naming of CIA and other espionage experts in the American Embassy appears to have encouraged the Americans to shake up their London operation. According to sources from within the Em* Replaced the chief of the top secret office of the US National Security Agency along with four of the CIA's top London officers.

* Shifted out half of the top secret communications staff operating in the Embassy's 'Area Telecommunications Office' - the CIA's London Communications Centre.

* Tried to mask the existence of a special intelligence team - the Joint Reports and Research Unit - one of whom continues to have an office and secretary inside the British Ministry of Defence.

Despite these many changes, the CIA and its sister organisations still have over 60 employees at the Embassy. And despite the tightening of the Embassy's security system, Red Weekly has managed to uncover their names - and addresses.

As far as we know, this is the largest list of American intelligence operatives published at a single go anywhere in the world. All the information is accurate as of a few weeks ago - some of it was unearthed as recently as last week. It has been exhaustively A SPECIAL REPOR