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on CHRISTINE KEELER JOHN PROFUMO ‘a CORTON T aL The "Journal American" carried an article dated June 24, 1963, alleging that USA Morgenthau had reopened the Towers case to determine if there have been any violations of national security. The article further alleges that this action was taken only after the "Journal American" had reported that Towers had claimed refuge behind the Iron Curtain and was given "VIP" treatment by communist rulers. The article also alleges Novotny wade statements to formerAUSA Donati concerning her relationship to "one of the communist world’s most powerfu rulers." Thés article further contains a quetion-and-answer type interview between Donati and the interviewers wherein Donati states he was informed by Novotny that she was the niece of the President of Czechoslovakia, Antonin Novotny. Donati. indicates in this article that when Towers jumped bail “We ee Tl eS i rt _ ae he on = were all running around like chéckens with our heads chopped off" and that he had advised the FBI of Novotny's relationship to the President of Czechoslovakia. In regard to a question “When did you last find out that Towers was behind the Iron Curtain?" Donati replied, “I don't know. After Copenhagen, I lost track of him. I realize, of course, theatre are a lot of skeletons here that can be rattled and rightfully so.* In regard to the above-mentioned article a review of our files concerning the Towers' matter fails to reveal any indication that we were ever advised of the alieged relationship between Novotny and the President of Czechoslovakis.