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CG 161-1203 — OL, EE a . oe - On August 3, 1965 aes, Illinois, _ _— furnished the fo “Te He had become acquainted with appointee about Ga, years ago but does not remember the Specific dates nor the chronology of evénts. The appointee had been an employee of the old "Chicago Sun" which had a large television: and radio operation. The appointee had been working on the © | CLIFTON UTLEY television program and one of hs duties had been to be present in the newspaper's editorial department to- obtain the latest news for UTLEY's program. ‘The appointee had also worked for the newSpaper aS an ad employee of the . "Chicago Sun-Times", but was released by the newspaper during At a reduction in force. The newspaper had tried to retain its — - older employees so the appointee had been released because V¢ of his youthful age at that time. b vaguely recalls the appointee having been involved in an episode of some kind while employed by the newspaper. There was some question about the appointee being involved in a possible "peeping tom" incident, but the matter did not come into Sharp focus and did not involve the newsSpaper., — | GHB said the incident did not break into any public scandal and he does not recall whether or not the a Ointee was actually arrested or brought to trial. said that the appointee had a good explanation for his action and that while he does mt remember the detail of the explanation the appointee's supervisors at the newSpaper had accepted and had been satisfied with his offered explanatios:. Ga :: acquainted with the appointee's first wife, oes not remember the details o e divorce, but presumes it - was a case of two persons not being dle to get along with each other. He said the divorce had been under amicable circumstances and-had not attracted any unfavorable attention. 35