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Autumn 1967: In their book The Espionage Establishment, David Wise and Thomas B. Ross reveal Tracy Barnes’ Domestic Operations Division of the CIA, which, “by 1964,” operated from fifth floor of new office building at 1750 Pennsylvania Avenue. Its cover was the fictional “US Army Element, Joint Planning Activity, Joint Operations Group.”
the heartwarming story of Tracy & Lanney Barnes. All Guiness needs for that: one picture and a few lines
An interesting ad about biathlon twin sisters Lanny and Tracy Barnes reminded everyone of a rule that goes into effect before every Olympics.
Tracy gave up her spot on the U.S. Olympic Team, knowing it would go to Lanny, who was too ill to compete in the final Olympic qualifying races earlier this month.
It was an admirable gesture that gained well deserved headlines.
Guinness joined the mix this week, publishing this spot on the Barnes sisters.
The ad must come down by Thursday, though, due to Rule 40 of the Olympic Charter, which is detailed here. The rule prohibits Olympians from promoting non-official Olympic sponsors during and around the Games
