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ea ORs 00. 1 etd 06 M omorandum TO . Mr, DeLoach DATE: August 8, 1967 wy FROM : T. E. pisnoof fl/ SURJECT: BURGESS-MAC LEAN ESPIONAGE CASE INQUIRY BY THE LONDON SUNDAY TIMES who advised that he is on the staff of the London Sunday Times, stopped by my office this afternoon. He said the Times is taking "a new look" at the Burgess-MacLean espionage pleft off the attached list of questions which relate to the FBI's role in this espionage case and wondered if we could give him any guidance or assistance regarding these inquiries. nm . was told that it was most unlikely the Bureau could be of any service whatsoever, but that the material would be reviewed and he would be contacted. 3p said he and other members of the London Times staff had done extensive work in the Middle East and in England on this case and had gotten some assist- ance from British intelligence on a background basis. RECOMMENDATION It is recommended thas@iigiiiar attached questions regarding the Burgess-MacLean case be referred to the Domestic Intelligence Division for review and analysis. Although the British are, of course, aware of this YT Sa story, it is believed desirable that they be advised of contact, Enclosure