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amen 8/27/79 REASON - FCIM He: DATE OF REVIEW... .f' 9 4 vonneeh OK... LAAN] Bie. + November 20, 1964 , BY SPECIAL MESSENGER bw La -s- -Q/00/( Honorabis Bill D. Royers ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED eclal Assistant to the President = HEREIN IS UNCIASSIFIED = The White House \ EXCEPT WHERE SHOWN oS . Washington, D. Cc. OTHERWISE 9 Dear Mr. Moyers: we a -_ Reference ig made to the memorandum dated Novembéer/¥o, a 1964, from Mrs. Barbara Keehn to Mra, Mildred Stegall request == mame checks concerning Carol Channing and ten other individuals + a who were degoribed as entertainers. = _— . The FBI has not investigated the following individuals and our files contain no deregatory information identifiable with then, -, Carol] Channing Peter Gennaro -: Debbie Reynolds Mike Nichols Carol Burnett Elaine May y a There are encloged two memoranda setting forth S a) information concerning Frank Sinatra and Dame Margot Fonteyn. ag 3 | With reference to Leia} Horne, our tttes “Feveal that, 1 Gey 3 a stomary of information available concerning Lena Horne was -'-~ ° furnished the Honorable P, Kenneth O'Donnell by letter dated” J “]-. x January 5, 1962. In addition to the information contained in - ~— thats summary, our files reveal that the "Los Angeles Times" for — November 1, 1963, eontained an article whieh indicated that the radio stations in Log Angeles, California, bapned the playing of . a pecording sung by Lena Horne entitled “Now,” deseribing it as v of containing a "biting, angry integration message," The article ara further described the record as voicing a."strong racial freedom message" and the lyrics called for astion now strengthening, Folson according to the newspaper, the racial unrest in the United ine States, RON T 62-5-10141) LAN TS mio - ’ GeLcach — ___y \ Taaper —— —— Cotta SiBrned;, Lo SEE; EVERS eS AS) ) r ADD DE m en ‘ Saltivan . my hae ra y Tave!__ \de 4G Trotter 2a eo we thay, an ee : GOMPEDENTTAE™ Sar ty “vai ROOM CL] reLetyee unit _ qi wow