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John William Chancellor: =: He stated that as far as he is concerned, ir. Chancellor is a man of integrity who possesses good personal morals and who is worthy of the position to which he has been appointed. - = GRR, ic, acvisod be has known Mr. Chancellor since 1952 when they met at a political convention - in Chicago, Illinois. He stated that since that time he has had professional and social contact with lr, Chancellor in London, ~~ Englasd; Paris, France; Washington, D, C.; and New-York City. He advised that during the period of time he has known Mr. Chancellor nothing of a derogatory nature has been brought to his attention b aC concerning Mr, Chancellor's character, associates, reputation or loyalty. He highly recommended i. Chancelior for a position of was being transferred from Chicago, Illinois, to Ney and > He Stated : ie Ls Usainted with i BUCGLIC?’s present wife and is aware that Mr. Chancellor has been previously married, However, he said he has never met My. Chancellor's first wife. | advised he has nothing - but the highest praise for yr: and stated he has never had any reason to. question his character, loyalty, reputation or associates. “He recommended Mr. Chancellor for a position of trust. -...:°: 24 and responsibility, Forty~four other persons, consisting of associates, _ acquaintances, present and former co-workers and supervisors _ and neighbors, were interviewed and advised that Mr. Chancellor is a loyal American whose character, reputation and associates are above question. Those aquainted with the other members of . his family advised they are all reputable persons. He was - described as one of the finest news reportergz in the United States who is sincere and patriotic and who is concerned about the welfare of his country. Several persons advised that he accepted his. present appointment with the Federal Government as he felt ‘a moral obligation to serve his Government. None of them furnished any — information indicating that Mr. Chancellor possessed homosexual tendencies or effeminate characteristics, He vas further described 88 a "man’s man" whose morals are above question, Many persons stated that Mr. Chancellor does not indfiige in the excessive use of alcoholic beverages, but is a moderate drinker. They highly recommended him for a position of trust and responsibility. » 15 o« trust and responsibility. eet , Pa » NBC, Washington, D. C., advised h met ir. or in 1958 when Mr. Chancellor