Sixty-two years ago today, on June 5, 1963 (April 14, 1963), the British sex spy incident. Provermore On June 5, 1963, John Provermore (1915) resigned his seat in Parliament and his position as Secretary of State for Defence, admitting that he had misled the House of Representatives' investigation into him. A few weeks ago, John Provermore was a well-known politician. He had been a respected member of Parliament and held several prestigious positions, most recently as Secretary of State for Defence. He also often traveled to some famous resorts with his former actress wife. But these are now irrelevant. In the House of Representatives investigation, he had an improper relationship with the model Kristen Koehler, and more seriously, Provermo is said to have shared Kristen with the former Soviet Navy captain Ivanov. Another person involved in the scandal is Dr. Stephen Ward, an osteopathic specialist. Ward is accused of being Provermo's matchmaker to Kristen. He once told the woman that he could get high-level secret intelligence for the Soviet Union from Provermo's mouth. Provermo's actions seriously endangered national security, and the country was shocked. The British government was almost dissolved, Labour Party members shouted "resign", and the credibility of Prime Minister Macmillan and the Conservative Party plummeted. Proffer soon resigned from his post, and Dr. Ward was arrested. After the Proffer incident, the authorities found that the mixed effect of pornography and political satire was irresistible. The satirical TV show TV3 and its star, David Frost, made a satirical feature based on the incident, and it caused great repercussions. Thirty years later, David Frost has owned 8 million property and is married to the daughter of the Duke of Walker Fork. Kristen Koehler lives alone in a council-built apartment. Maybe that's a 1960s moral myth in itself. One of the protagonists of the Kristin Klerprovmo affair, Kristin, was invited to participate in the recording of the feature film. The star Davis Frost, who played Provmo, sat naked behind a chair symbolizing the unbridled scrutiny of the scandal by public opinion