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4-572 (Rev. 7-18-63) k OPTIONAL FORM NO. 16 10-108 7 Jf ; maT 1962 UDITION \ 7 ote Gre. ab. HO. IF UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum TO : The Director DATE: fi ad é / FROM : WN, P. Callahan bf | SUBJECT: The Congressional Record . . Pages 514743-314749. Senator Dodd, (D) Connecticut, stated “Tue skill and pervasiveness and the ability of the Soviet esplonaze apparatus to|penctrate free world governments at the hishest level Las acain been drpmaticelly Hlestrated by the case of Haroki KimCbhilby, for many years head of British anti-foviet intelligence, who has recentiy let it be known from S Moscow sanctuary tiat he served as a Soviet event for more than 30 years. ~f - - As shocxing ns the ease of Philby may be, we fn this country are infno pgsition to point an accusine fincer at the Eritish, Indced, fi we recall ou} recent past, there is probably no country in the Western World where more nen holting tep Goverarment positions have heen exposed—but only after many years—-as Covict agents." Be cited as examples Alger iiss, Harry Dexter while, etc. Kir. Dodd ineludsd with his remarks an article from the rep Yori Daily News of Ociohar 2 entitled Thilby Admits Spying For Reds" and an articie from the New York Times of September 13 entitled “Foreig Affairs: Where The Spies Aro.” * In the origina! of a memorandum captioned and dated as above, the Congressional Record for fe és bof was reviewed and pertinent items were marked for the Director's attention. This form has been prepared in order that portions of a copy of the + ae memorandum may be clipped, mounted, and placed | | I 1 or _ com pot tal