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It's always satisfying as a user of redacted documents to realize you have another, differently-redacted version of the same document that contains no deletions. This is part of Klaus Fuchs' confession about what he told the Soviets as a spy.pic.twitter.com/I9F6Pf2Yon
Redacted versions are from the files of the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy (declassified 1995), microfilm scans are from the FBI's file on Klaus Fuchs (declassified 1998, I think). Doubt the differences are due to guidance issues so much as a different redactor's judgment.
we had a summer home near the state executioner in Cairo,NY,my grandfather knew him well.Did the Rosenbergs
If you are asking if the Rosenbergs knew Fuchs, no. Fuchs knew no other moles and vice versa — basic spy-craft is to keep moles ignorant of one another as much as possible, so if one is caught they cannot rat out the others.
Didn’t the Soviets also compare information from the various independent spies to see if their information matched up, as a basic validation method / meteric?
I think the Soviets also compared a censored version of the Smythe report with an earlier, uncensored release of it, providing some valuable pointers about what was particularly important.
"...no snack car..."
Thank A. Q. Khan for putting out all the fission weapons secrets, so historians can finally look at them? 
He sold the essential fission weapons secrets to big payers around the world, via brochures.
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