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mS belmont Mohr Casper Calichan Conrad DeLosch Rosen Sullivan Tavel’. Trotter Tele Room Philby Protected | tle By Iron Curtain | f\ “\ By Robert H. Estabrook + H su Waanigton Post Poreen erve |, ROME, July 1 — President;to make the disclosure until Kennedy was informed by British officials at Birch /Grove over the weekend that ‘Harold“Philby, the third man jin the Bifgess-Maclean secu- ‘ity case of a decade ago, had now. The case is sure to rock the conservative government even further because Macmillan himself some years ago per- sonally defended the incon-, urned up behind the Iron jclusive investigation of Philby's ‘urtain. An American course con- .firmed privately tonight that Lord Privy Seal Edward Health, number two official in the British Foreign Office, told the presidential party of the “House of Commons. Knowl- jedge of the impending Philby scase contributed to Adminis- ‘tration disillusionment with jthe politica—sitestion of the éMacmillan government, Some members of the presi- dential group were said to feel that Macmillan had lost his command of events. Reportedly the information ;on Philby’s whereabouts was ‘pieced together three weeks ago, although the government :—then being buffeted by the £ Profumo scandal — chose not connection with the defection of the two British diplomats to Moscow. . Philby was not prosecuted © despite unconfirmed allega--' tions that he had tipped off « Burgess and Maclean about ; their impending arrest, but & was allowed to resign from the Foreign Service. The con. |servative government of Win- jston Churchill was in power!! at the time. ———— | The Washington Post and ft Times Herald The Washington Dally News The Evening Star «————____ New York Hereld Tribune New York Journal-American — New York Mirror New York Daily News New York Post ‘The New York Times The Worker ‘The New Leader The Wall Street Journal —______ The National Observer —____ Date a a a ad wee YUL 2 Gor > ‘ORDED 191 yuL 8 1963 .