Good morning, Mr. Phelps. Nikolai Kurzon, in spite of his exile
from Veyska by the military junta that took over the country, has continued to lead a
popular movement to overthrow this dictatorship. We know that two days ago, Colonel
Alex Stahl, head of the Veyskian secret police, seized Kurzon outside the country, but we
don't know where. Kurzon had in his possession a frame of microfilm containing the
names of Veyskian officials and leading citizens who support him. If Kurzon and the
microfilm are returned to Veyska, it will result in the murder of these patriots and kill
their chance to liberate the country. Your mission, Jim, should you decide to accept
it, is to rescue Nikolai Kurzon and make sure that microfilm does not get to Veyska.
As always, if you or any of your IM Force should be caught or killed, the secretary
will disavow any knowledge of your actions. Please destroy this tape in the usual
manner. Good luck, Jim.
Original Airdate: 12/3/67
Written by: James F. Griffith
Produced by: Joseph Gantman
Directed by: Lee H. Katzin
Guest Stars:
Steve Ihnat as Colonel Alex Stahl
David Hurst as Victor Grigov
Bod Tiedemann as Nikolai Kurzon
Ed McCready as Steward
Barbara Bishop as Hostess
Don Hanmer as Trubner