Pamela, Countess of Onslow, Kensington, London

Aug. 08, 1973 - Littlejohn M16 Link Admitted: Mr. Carr, the Home Secretary, yesterday admitted that Kenneth Littlejohn, one of the brothers in the Dublin spy affair who have been jailed for robbing an Eire bank, had been working with British Intelligence. But in a letter to the Independent peer Lord Wigg who was responsible to Mr. Wilson for security in the Labour Government, Mr. Carr denied that the reason Littlejohn was given the name of Chief Insp. Sinclair, of the Special Branch, was so that he could get out of trouble with the police. Photo shows Pamela, Countess of Onslow, 57, who told Lord Carrington, Defence Secretary, that Kenneth Littlejohn claimed to have information about IRA arms sources, pictured yesterday outside her Kensington home. Her informant was Littlejohn's younger brother, Keith, whom she met in her capacity as a prison visitor

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