Magazine content is available exclusively for TIME subscribers.Letters: Oct. 23, 1964
The Morality Issue
Sir: As the American version of the Profumo scandal comes from the White House, the future of this nation requires some truthful and objective answers. If the 1959 morals arrest that is now revealed indicates Jenkins' vulnerability to Soviet blackmail during these years, and if this dangerous fact has been concealed by President Johnson, then the fitness of this Administration not only to govern but to defend this nation from its enemies must be examined.
BILL DEMING
Hollywood
Sir: Re Walter Jenkins: I wonder how many more unsavory characters are in...
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