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ra UNITED STATES GC & IT lment fr asper Memoranaum Salles YE To 4 Loac! Evens MR. TOLSON paTE: 6/21/63 ita y Sullivan ~ \ : Tavel ae." a _ — . Trotter FROM : A. H. Belmont \j¥~ cc Mr. Belmont Tela. Room ___ . Mr. Sullivan Gandy Cc Mr. Branigan | ) arn * mre canrerive xecuerAll 12°02"*T ON CONTAINERS 5. cyan JOHN PROFUMO, ae 7 > pow act rp NY . Is -~ 8 ir ean eae OPEN S28 EDP) 2) Rape Emp ty DhE 70 ea BY aie, ~ Mr. Heep Swank, Special Assistant to Secretary of State Rusk, called at 11:10 a.m. relative to his earlier call today at which time he advised he would talk to Secretary Rusk on the State Department plans to check into the allegations that the American Embassy in London had been informed of the various aspects of the Keeler affair in January 1963. "Swank says that Secretary Rusk has decided to send Mr. [vs1kam C. Burdett, Deputy Assistant Secretary for European Affairs, to London to check into this, Burdett was scheduled to go to London anyway and will make his inquiries early next week ,! looking toward furnishing the information to Secretary fisek poreonaly who will be in London the middle of next week. Swank said Burdett should develop the information by next fluesaay ana furnish it to Secretary Rusk next Thursday. ‘“ Swank wanted to know whether, in view of the delicacy of the Embassy angle in this matter, it was necessary to furnish 7) the results of this inquiry to the FBI. I repeated to him that we are not investigating the matter in London and it is the prerogative of the State Departuent to decide what dissemination shall be made of Mr. Burdett's inquiries. ted. -he ite of Pekin ay beng Ue | 26 AHB:CSH (5) 1 Mepey REC. af) 7 : Le 2 / 65-CGRPP/FP-3/