Deflection. Preceded Report > ede ket rare, i _ . -) By TAD SZULO +1? ++ Saaens te The New Yous Tisee +. WASHINGTON, Feb. 12 = Yun b Naosenkoe told a Soviet he Exntassy official. at there. can- aioe ’ froatation here last Friday that; . ha lait Switerland on the ‘| - fo Swiss Police, Apparently. pea eety ° 3% the Unitet. States 23 hours before * his <defection: was ‘Te. pened by the: Hussians to tbe ‘ Swiss authorities, oe so. PAP, Nosenke Le "Dis sintement.by the tGevher| ': Information inal “Gvaliatal [stacz otfiver of the Soviet Com-jtoday' “has . thrown: bev “ Swiss: diploma ‘had! bean’ mitted ta Lalie: mittee of. ‘State -Securitys thelon tradefectiag, >: See: au The - Soviet. -.delegatioan-- in ‘secret police, appeared ta amount 62 a dental of the Soviet chatze Geneva, it .was fepartet, that Che Swiss: authorities bad been cegligent in preventing his eelecdbon, sete ty AG. Nosenko, who quit ‘as a Taember of the Soviet delegatian to Che Geneva disarmament con. ference Fed 4. wag allowed to[defectlom tonk~place-at 2PM meet with "a Soviet. dislomat] the peeceding dave ee here la the: presence of United 2:Ther-Soviek delégation, «an: Fee ORGAL7a de: nounced Ale..Nosenko's disep« wpe . Tae. Stzte- Departmest . an: pearance Peto ene trate Rounced at.the Ume that thef ‘The > meeting . between." Me. jcancreatation, was taking place;Nosenko and’. the “Saviet!: Em ig Wastisxtom at the request of} basy official took Place in the the Soviet.. Embassy, but no headquarters vf the: Washing~« ciker Getails»were made public. |tea ‘theld- office of’, the Lmef. lee Gepartzient...said that a migration J.and:. .Naturalizatio ad told [nye Service. Official Department, . the - Centrat— in- tellizence- Immigration and Naturalization Semice were also present. poise, Noseaks Sng discribed as mee (Having been ccinpletely relaxed cee. {uring 2h, — = without any outsice Pressures: - “ces statements, if was report: “and met allay Soviet resent. AL against’ Swiss aut. es, the Swise potlee 2t 3 PAO Feo. Malomaus seperty reachine ah 3 that Mr. Nosenko-was. miss-(state Department suid that So- 2 jot. But Bfr,. Nosenko’s state| vier: chp! ‘ ments. li the’ presence “OF theltals cant Soviet Embasry official are sald Plants about allercy AeRlivenee fo have. shown thut bis actuallarter Me. Nasenko's conference WIR the Soviet diptomat, ort ) eteeteeeteseteermmertsitetter caeeceea Tactic ‘. @ interview, Berm! He is un, nate an foreign - cupte . BAT {fo fewtster com. ey wv of the: State Agency (and) the ee serstood to have told Ciplomat duriny their Te mtn etn ol ace A.
14-00000 in the United States where +5457 4 " pequest. for aslyum. ja, the- | These developments came ‘‘g diplomatic fuss over the dig-. ee 7 * em * <0 Mestuah aomow. 26 rebates ce idee oot oe 2 "Noseuko Again > “ “By Calmers: oo {Roberts oy Gialf Reporas °. wrod : Soviet -secret. police “det: fector Yuri [/.Sosenke is *: he: was interviewed yester: day by officials of both the Russian and” Swiss: Em hassles. - J URES ae The Shite Dezactment said ‘each [oterviaw a ee ‘an hour and that a Department _ official wags presest each thaes* "Noseako reaflirmes his earlier ”* United States aad it ‘will be granted., © © . i. slate, Department’ pokesmaa® :Rivbard- I, Phillzgs.° in giving? ‘out this. Ajaformation, declined; “to gay. where the. Interviews” ‘took ‘place of to- gite any de# ‘tails, Earller be: had said it; ‘was, possible” ‘that newsmea. ‘heee “will be allowed fo ‘ate, © 2 with ‘Nosenke.-” ie yt ca i ears "Soviet Kicks up Fuss. on: tag the Soviet Union kicked ug | “appearance of Nosenko of Ce ‘seb. 4, from Geneva, “phere -ne had heen assigned as an expert" in the Soviet delega “sion at the 1?-nation disarms ‘imeagt conference. Phillpge | ‘said he was “oo temporary . ‘duty {ram KGS. (secret por “4 teed headquarters in Mot teow.” « Up to yesterday Moscow “nad been directing its pubie diplomatic wrath at the iSwiss, charging them with ‘loose security. The provision ‘far & Swiss diplomat to inverc- ay ‘ew Nosenko was ta assure: ‘the Swiss tha: the United tates had taken part im £o illegal act on their soll. - Vine. Swiss already had strongly rejected the Soviet charges. On Wednesday, Phillipa ce- See DEFECTOR, 15, Col b when m9 ote *