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Cambridge Five Spy Ring — Part 39
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subject: DONALD DUART MACLEAN.
GUY FRANCIS DE MONCY BURGESS 4} |
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Rebulet of August 22, 1957 gi - ww
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; By separate communication the Bureau Kas been fur-~
‘ nished with copies of a report of SA , . ;
t Gated September 5, 1957 at Memphis, in this matter, setting out
‘ the results of an interview with WILLIAM W, GOODMAN on August 2
- 1957.
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The Bureau letter of August 22, 1957 anstructed Memphis
,_ to ascertain from GOODMAN the details of the remarks which CUY
‘fe BURGESS. allegedly made to GOODMAN regarding, the FHT ang-the
“Pirrstor, which were reported generally
we < the Legat, London, and which were furnished to iemphis
rebult, 4 ths @
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On August 27, 1957, COODMAN advised SAS sayy.
reser that during his discussion
with BURGESS at the opera in Noscow on July 10, 1957,-actually
j very little was said regarding the FBI. He stated itis difficuitg
for him to reconstruct the remarks which apparently gaye rise to JM
BURGESS! belittling rem:rks about the FBI, but they apparently 4
resulted from the request of BURGESS to GOODMAN to take a tiessagemm
to i “GOODMAN
stated that. BURGESS commented that he could not write.fo
because the’FRI, which he identified as "the American Gestapo,"
would,harass AGM = GOODMAN stated that 1t was in this context
that BURGESS mide the comment “the FBI and that bastard Hoover."
GOODMAN stated that he ignored the remark and BURGESS did not
pursue the matter.further. GOODMAN stated BURGESS seemingly
tried to fenve the impression that he had had some personal con-
tact with Mp, HOOVER. GOODMAN pointed out, however, that this ..
was a conclusion which he was drawing based on the apparent se pot
bitterness and vindictiveness with which BURGESS spoke 'éf t
Bureau and the Director. sos . \
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Due to the nature of BURGESS! comments regarding stnw ty ©
Bureau and the Director, this matter has rot.-heen included in the’
report of the interview as it is not believed that the Bureau
would want to disseminate (this... | Ue
2-' Bureau’
i- -Memphigj
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