‘Top Secret’
We, and the rest of the world, are being treated to a lot of high comedy these days in connection with the Iran- contra affair.
In the June 5 edition of The Times I read:
“It was so unusual for a private citizen to be involved in such high-level talks that Albert Hakim has been denied the right to read his own top-secret account of these proceedings because he has no government security clearance.”
Even the Marx Brothers could not top that.
ALMA JOHNSON
South Pasadena
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