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May 25, 1973 - THE LAMBTON AFFAIR. Men calling on Nora Levy, the woman linked with Lord Lambton's resignation as Defence under Secretary for the R.A.F, were in full view of staff of the Chinese Embassy when they visited her flat, where Lord Lambton was secretly photographed. The building in Maida Vale where the flat is situated adjoins a six-storey black used as a residence for embassy staff. PHOTO SHOWS: The second floor flat in Maida Vale where Mrs Hanora Levy, the woman linked with Lord Lambton, had been living until she disappeared within the past few days. The northern wall of the flat butts on to the residence of Chinese Embassy staff, including Mr. Hung Lung, first secretary

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