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Forel ~ } imyNow U.S. prebes Maclean m)n ME State. Department ha: ‘falmally- agreed to give ful . co-operation to the Senate com- mittee preparing to find out : how the Maclean-Burgess affair “may have damaged U.S, interests. Senator James Eastland, who « hqads the Internal Security sub- ce ‘ttee, has asked how much ; tip Russlans may have learned fipm the. British diplomats vapout American Korean war_| secrets, Maclean, as head of fhe vAmerican desk in the Foreign Office, ts suspected in Washing- ton of having told Moscow that there would be no full-scale retaliation against the Chinese if Peking intervened in the war. Eastland has “been promised by the State Department that everything possible will be doge O cooperate with his inquigy. nd a great deal more publichy bout the Ferelgu Omice ecu reakdown is certain, wie RE: MacLEAN CASE “(Bufile 100-37h183) DAT SRPRESS 4 11 > NOVEY li, 1959 «FF LONDON, ENGLAND ror set GB Mae Nounlo| Mr. Boariman — Mr, Niches Mr. Belmont. Mr. Harbo Mr, Mohr Mr. Parsons, — Mr. Rosen .—— Mr. Tarim Mr. Sitoo Mr. Wunterrowd. Tele, Room -— Mr. Holloman. Miss Gandy