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UNITED STATES ‘ a! ia iNT abet 7? Memoraner. decent tMMeebif- TO): Mr. W. C. Sulliv. pate: June 11, FROM : D. J. Brenn In ere Y AY. ae a RLASCR 1. PRG - FCI, Hl, i- SUBJECT: CHRISTINE KEELER BATE OF fh: ; INTERNAL SECURITY ~ R oe CLASSIE)S GREAT BRITAIN y 7-29- The “New York Post" on 6/7/63, in a story concerning the . notorious British prostitute, Christine Keeler, stated, "It was reported that information had been forwarded to the FBI on the jpossibility sthat American diplomats or politici ans mav have heen This 1 berng chee = only two US angles, ‘have arisen to date. First, Dr. Ste hen “Ward, the osteopath in whose ‘apartment Ke@fler was entertaining reported to have received his ssteopathicfdegree from a US co lege #x prior to World War II. Seeon yen the. London | Daily Telegraph" of 6/10/63 quotes Admiral R. B ‘US _Ngval Attache in piondon asf 0 saying, “If Ivanov“was a spy he cortatats “fooled me." Ivanov is the Soviet Military Attache who shared Keeler's favors, Admiral Lynch reportedly stated he had met Ivanov a number of times on. the diplomatic - cocktail circuit. + Zvewed Aas beewd Re PORRLT “acer yD Pag NE op 4 6 FES irr ces iS General Joseph Carroll, former Bureau a Agent’ and sent ' fhead of the Defense Intelligence Agency, has informed us th Defense Secretary McNamara is extremely interested in the Keeler cafe and. has asked to be kept promptly Inforned of all developments. / General Carroll asked that we furni sh ok) data of i era ARE auampid c may be ROTMAR ES brets Pane HRA BY DEPARTMENT REVIEW COMMIT ae ACTION: pate: @PR Bsa eee We are following this case very closely. Press intere and coverage is unusually igh and if there are any involved, we will try to get the information at oncef - ‘ GAD: mls 36) f Dates On ae INE, Sullivan; 1oMe. ton neue ‘MCT-2 ‘ 465: C8218 -Mr. Sullivan; eLoac _ A 1-Mr. Branigan; 1-Mr. Wannall} 1-Mr. Foarde; i-Liaison - 5 4 JUN 18 195337 - 65 BB B1P-S