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eet an Rpt nc A I | a a 0 | 2 Memorandum for Mr, Belmont - RE: CQRISTINE KEELER; JOHN PROFUMO 65-68218 in Hungary. Questioned by INS agents (presumably U. 8 ) tsi gtr insisted the recording was "a message for my mother.” “Ine article backs up its inference that the recording contained a clandestine message by the alleged statements of INS agents, "We don't care how innocent this girl's message might have been," they (INS) said, “It's the shocking potential of espionage that shakes us up.” Once again the article infers that an unnamed European cali girl who moves among UN personnel in New York City and makes two trips a year to Bern, Switzerland, where she meets a contact and is handed $10,000 may be involved in clandestine security activity because she returns tc New York with the money and delivers it to other persons, A en gr wk a ee . As to inaccuracies, the article states the U. &, Government has reopened the Towers case to determine if there have been any violationsof our national security and that the case was reopened just 24 hours after the "Journal American" revealed Towers was securely; behind the Iron Curtain in Prague, Czechoslovakia, while remnants of his high-priced call-girl ring still posed a threat to our security by their free access to UN delegates, We have the primary jurisdictior in the Towers' White Slave Traffic Act cage and we have not t Just reopened this case as ve have bg Bx : aaa 50 — _— — that — who — : Moscow and other capitals behind the Iron Curtain, was afforded. VIP and ambassadorial treatment, The article then injects another | stetenent from an unknown (presumably INS) agent, ‘That's certainly an unusual way to treat a common procurer,” This statement is more of the same for purposes of backing up an unfound inference that Towers had Soviet ties. We had no such word that Towers received such treat- ment and the article doesn't offer a source. N bon) You may be interested to know that Mr. DeLoach (see memo DeLoach Mohr 6/22/63, same caption as above) on 6/22/63 spoke to Jin *nedif soran, co-author of these articles, and specifically advised him defore of the true facts re the cited inaccuracies what in above-mentioned article of 6/23/63. In addition, Mr. Deksiiig2 advised Horan of the true facts relating to Maria Novotny's @ Horan's article of 6/22/63 stated that Maria Novotny siaply ard the "Queen Mary" as a visitor under a fictitious name and ha@@in her purse a ticket to England bearing her legal name and, after the ship sailed, merely pulled out her ticket and claimed her cabin space, thus circumventing checks by U. S. embarkation officers. Mr, Deloach informed Horan that Novotny did board the ship as a visitor, but held a ticket under the fictitious name of Mrs, Tyson and not her real name a