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i, Genie: roam wo. 18 UNITED STATES GOVERN NT ~ Belmont Mohr Memorandum om onrad ly . ne; . tay Brae 7 TO : WW, C. Sullivanvy ;:“ DATE: 6=24-63 Cole - Foy Sullivan . 1 - Belmont Tavel —— FROM : F. J. Baungardner 1 = Mohr 5 7 fete Ravn ae ie: i - DeLoach ~ arena 1 - Sullivan SUBJECT: CHRISTINE KEELER 1 - Branigan a, (hy JO PROF UO 1 - Stewart IS - R - GREAT BRITAIN, 1 - Liaison J {,° * 1 - Denohue OSI, telephonically contacted week-end Supervisor J. D. Dorohue at "5:30 P.M. 6- 23~- 63 and advised that Inspector OSI, in connection with a briefing for General Carroll on 6-24-63 requested a name search on Harry Alan Towers. and “arday lovotny. Towers and Novotny were arrested by he New York Cit\Police Department in March, 1961, and fowers was charged with maintaining a disorderly house while Novotny , was charged with soliciting for prostitution. The New York Cc) Journal - American in two sensational articles is attempting 7 to link the Towers case with Christine Keeler. j fy After checking with Supervisor W. D. Stewart 7 ae «2: furnished the facts of the Towers arrest an —e or Violation of the 'hite Slave Traffic Act and his subsequent jumping of bond by fleeing to Lurope. a :-: advised / that Towers was last known to he in Czec¢ Vv d Novotny < in England. oo | At 6:50 P.M. SD eczseceert OSI, called back and said they were particilarly interested the references in the Jcearnal - American articles to the possible connection of the | Towers case to United Nations personnel. After checking with 'y. Branigan and you, OSI was advised at 7:30 P.M. that we had Nothing to back up the newspaper account. nr _ Ree. OG 214 - I For an 44 wy & ‘a: JDD:jej NI ay a sats Z oo ” nu WANTON oun urea at rt « wr aN viLy ; fi fiers “ ih: wee ow iibeitce! ae a 6S— 6FL/E 69 C& PIF ~7/