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Lt a rere id me Sener, (noe es 5 Sy ae a hte! ; i ee re oe, Slice Pom we. | Office Memonindum * UNITED sthedes GOVERNMENT FO 08 wm, A, Bs ny Fg bats: June 6, 4952 yaom + MR. Ce Be HENNRICH/: f sUnjEcT:; UNSUB as. ° 3 ‘ ne ° «: Y . uh ¥ i 74 ASOT - -& 4 th / Time of cal]: 10:10 a.m, June 8. ' c Seite: of the NYO called, reerring to, news wi “yo or) articles reloting to the disappearance of Donald DeDaclean, * He mectfically referred to news cocounta thot Donald D, MaoLean’s brother, Alan D.¥iaclean, was formerly secretary to Sir Gladwyn Jebb, Britain's permanent delegate to the United Nations. More recently, Alan D, Maclean was named Information Officer to the Britieh Delegation to the UN, According to “MMMM, one news account in New York stated that Alan D, MacLean waa called home to England on May 30 ' Jast for what wos described as private reasons, - ; . ASAC Willi stated he thought the Bureau would want , thie information in the case file on the subject. Ay ae | At the some tine, ASAC GBR called attention to the - . testimony of Secretary of State Acheson yesterday (June 7) with respect to the disappearance of MacLean, In thia connection, ~*; Senator Brewster allegedly asked Secretary of State Acheson tf the State Department had had prior notice of Maclean's | disappearance, Acheson reportedly adutsed that the first he had heard of tt was on a news broadcast on June 7 Acheson alao, tn answer to a question, atated that he did not have any prior knowledge that Maclean or Burgess had any tucltnation -to 7 disaffect. . -- ASAC a ed stated that the Bureau might desire to keep Secretary of State Acheson's reply in rind tn the event any release was planned concerning this cates gm@B = - ; | Thie te for your informations! . t &