1961 Press Photo Miroslav Nacvalac with wife Hana and their two sons, New York

Homeward bound after spy charge, Miroslav Nacvalac, accused by the United States of being Communist Czechoslovakia's top spy in this country, poses with his wife, Hana, and their sons, Miroslav, 8 and Ivan, 10, at New York's Idlewild airport last night before leaving for Paris and Prague. Nacvalac, a member of the Czech United Nations mission, protested that the United States branded him a spy and forced him to leave because he would not betray his country.

Photo is dated 1961.

Photo measures 5.5 x 7.25 inches.