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ISBN13: 002033

ISBN: 002033

New Edition ISBN: 004461

Published: September 1963

Publisher: The Stationery Office

Country of Publication: UK

Format: Paperback

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Presented to Parliament by the Prime Minister by Command of Her Majesty, September 1963

Part 1. The Circumstances Leading to The Resignation of the Former Secretary of State for War, Mr J.D. Profumo.
Part 2. The Operation of the Security Service
Part 3. Where Lies the Responsibility?
Part 4. Rumours Affecting the Honour and Integrity of Public Life

Main Subject Headings:-

Part 1: The Circumstances leading to the Resignation of the former Secretary of State for War, Mr J.D. Profumo

Part 2: The Operation of the Security Services

Part 3: Where Lies the Responsibility

Part 4: Rumours Affecting The Honour and Integrity of Public Life

Contents:: Introduction; Preliminary; Limitations of the Inquiry and Report; Part 1; 1.The Principle Persons; 2. The Cliveden Weekend and its Sequel; 3. Steven Ward Helping the Russians; 4. The Slashing and Shooting; 5. Christine Tells Her Story; 6. The Police are Told; 7. The Lawyers are Called In; 8. Ministers are Concerned; 9. The Disappearance of Christine Keeler; 10. The Edgecombe Trial; 11. Press Commentry; 12. The Meeting of the Five Ministers; 13. The Personal Statement Itself; 14.; 23rd March, 1963 to 5th June 1963: Uneasy Two Months; 15. Mr Profumo's Resignation; 16. Ensuing Events; Part 2; 17. The Role of the Security Service; 18. Ministerial Responsibility; 19. The Security Service in 1961 and 1962; 20. The Security Service in 1963: Three Important Decisions; 21. Adequacy of Co operation; Part 3; 22. The Press, the Police and the Security Service; 23. The Ministers; Part 4; 24. The Scope of the Inquiry; 25. Rumours Arising Out of the Profumo Affair; 26. Rumours Arising Indirectly Out of the Profumo Affair; 27. Conclusion of Part 4