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han) hy TO FROM SUBJECT: a “ 7 . . @ @ _ ite mar tea raion . “ . ; Tolson — UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT er Bes, Mon M emorandum ET , — ry Felt ww” * y : Gale : Mr. Gale / _ SAR - DATE: -- 8=]2-65 eh Resta ———— eee yY BR tte —— : W. Vv. Cléveland J Ey ‘ a ooh rm ~ Holmes ia ; WHERE S3.vick eS DEA Salys sft aen JOHN WILLIAM GHANCELLOR CLASSIFIED BY SPH-dia sh — - __ determined tha: telephonically contact SPECIAL INQUIRY - WHITE HOUSE BEGLASSIEY Ch: 7 fo TET Sy In accordance with memorandum from’c. D.. DeLoach to Mr. Mohr dated August ll, 1965 (attached), Supervisors in the Employees Security and Special Inquiry Section of this Division have been questioned and it was ed Sz on August 6, 1965, inasmuch as SA. is supervisor in charge of the Case Review - Civil Service Commission:Unit, which unit handles investigations of United States Information Agency (USIA) employees. — He stated the White House had informed him that they had requested the VC Bureau to conduct an investigation of Chancellor and that he hadtoissuea Db clearance for him under Public Law 298. Personnel Clearance Law pertaining to USIA personnel. ) z who had no knowledge of the case, checked with the writer and thereafter told that as he knew, when investigations are requested by the White House, the FBI furnishes the results directly to the White House and consequently his request would have to be made through official channels. It would appear from the attached memorandum that the President, Marvin Watson and John Macy are under the impression that the FBI is the only one who has knowledge of Chancellor's arrest record. In this connection, the following items are of interest: Enclosure 5 A gh “A , /L ee 1 - Mr. Belmont? <G¥ 1- Mr. Sullivan .v” § 1 Al SERA. 4S6B and WVC:msm:mkr ae CONTINUED - oved™ a