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ornonal fObm MO, 10 Rt: eo: UNITED STATES GOVERNALZNT Memorandum = ; pate: June 20, 196 ne i ro 3: We C. SULLIVAN a , 1963 P\ a =: FROM D. J. BRENNAN-Y Sor —— 49) _, SUBJECT: CHRISTINE KEELER a JO ROFUMO Vay 7" INPERNAL SECURITY - RUSSIA - GREAT BRITAIN JU! {ext ap On June 20, 1963, Colonel David I. Waish, Office of Special lInvestigations (OSI) Headquarters, advised Liaison Agent O'Connor that OSI has ascertained three airmen have been_clogei Ssociateg@ With a ne K The three were identified re er f- “1 and had been assigne o communica ions Work with the Air Force at South Ryslip AF Base, England. . ry Colonel Walsh indicated the three Negroes had met Keeler in Iow-class — ef | night clubs, generally frequented by non-Caucasian elements in London. ae Colonel Walsh indicated the trio at the instructions of the Inspector _— @>* General, AF, are being flown from England today for interrogation and ; to insure that the thrill-seeking English press does not get their fn he oo ~—— ~ r a a ae ~ eT ee ee | r) tory before the AF does. The +h a s411 tha haneanA at Rallinn PIM CU GALHINGIL WAL WE Livuow at Keeler {| / i i Base and the investigation is designed to determine whether Keeler ad attempted to "pump" them for intelligence data which they might ave in connection with their AF assignments. Colonel Walsh indicat e would keep Liaison advised of the results of the interrogations. ' As a matter of interest, Colonel Walsh also advised investi- gation to date indicates a member of the AK as yet unidentified, sired Keeler's baby born in early 1959 who subsequently died two weeks after irth yee z hin as & Vibe For infornation.. | le enV J \ \/ y, ial ‘ ¥ iV, Biko asks, un 1 - Mr. Belmont 1 - Mr, Sullivan 1 - Mr. Branigan 1 - Mr. Litrento 1 - 1 - we = N rv Liaison ir. J. O'Connor TOC :pa) (7) Qua"