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MEMORANDUM FOR:

Chief External Activities Branch Office of Security

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Manuscript by David Phillips.

- 1\_ At the risk of tilting continually at windmills it is the undersigned' s view and that of innumerable colleagues that Mr \_ Phillips book should not be published In the first instance\_ those portions we have read are superficial and give the reader the impression that the profession Mr practiced s0 well is one of derring frivolity and foolishness \_ More seriously , the entire book is based on knowledge acquired by Mr Phillips during his career in the Agency Whether a given sentence is in the public domain or not Mr \_ Phillips should not put his stamp of authenticity on that sentence If publish Mr Phillips must, and if the \_ Agency cannot legally him, then be it\_ Hopefully while there is still time , someone will push for appropriate legislation to this foolishnessdo , stop stop
- 2 While it is perhaps fruitless, we have attempted to identify some of the more damaging items in the text as drafted. These are cited below:
- a Page 15 : Discussion of back channel communications used to circumvent the Secretary of State seems to be ill-advised and not designed to enhance Agency relations with State-
- b \_ Page 23 : There begins here a discussion of the use of women by the DDO \_ While I understand Mr Phillips' desire to indicate that the DDO does in fact hire women and minorities this section causes some anguish. At the present time certainly in the Near East , Eastern Europe , and the Soviet Union, the

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use of women provides us an operational flexibility which we would not otherwise have \_ It is quite evident furthermore that the local security services have not focused on the extent to which Ive do use women We would like to keep it that way as long as Wve possibly can , and it is the undersigned' s firm belief that statements from Mr\_ Phillips= obviously authentic, will rather quickly bring the women we do use under increased scrutiny of hostile intelligence services Further in opening the Pandora' s box of the use of women and minorities in the DDO , Mr \_ Phillips may be opening both himself and the DDO to unjustified criticism that we are either exploiting Ivomen or not hiring enough of them; similarly the minorities\_

- c Page 25 : I have known personally for 17 years the girl who although stripped naked by burglars managed to save her mother and father from There are others elsewhere in the government and probably outside who are knowledgeable about the The girl, now a lovely lady is about to be dispatched under very sensitive cover abroad. Mr \_ Phillips would do well to delete reference to her as being an Agency employee \_
- d Page 26 : I think it is unwise for Mr Phillips to conjecture on the reason why there are few blacks employed in the DDO His reasoning may be correct, but I would venture that not everyone who reads his book will believe s0 and the Agency may come under unfortunate pressure because of it\_ The specific black cited on page 27 as having removed a from the hands of demonstrators is a personal friend of mine He is under cover By citing the incident, Mr Phillips removes that cover , for the black re trieved the flag as an American citizen not as a CIA officer. In sum , I would suggest the deletion of the section involving women and minorities because it opens a Pandora' s box and because as Written the cover of two highly effective officers is placed in jeopardy \_ flag
- Page 36 : The anecdote on page 36 should at least be modified. The person referred to is the undersigned. I am the Agency and(State)officer who owns a Chow All my acquaintances abroad 32 only dog

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- 1 (Unclassified MLG) EMPLOYMENT REQUESTS Concerning Debbie' , in the office of Representative Douglas Applegate (D. Ohio) , request as to whether we had received an application from their constituent, Robert Sensibaugh, I informed her, per the Office of Personnel, that we had not a8 Of yet. She thanked me for my help.

- (Unclassified MLG) LIAISON Per her request I forwarded to Karen, copy of the preas release that went out regarding the CIA tours,
- 3. (Unclassified MG) LIAISON Received a call from Ted Winicov, in the office of Representative Richard I. Schulze (R: Pa. ) who requested a copy of the.Agency publication "Soviet Commercial Operations in the Weat. "
- 4, (Unclassified KSN) LIAISON Called Dawn, secretary to Professor G. Robert Blakey, Chief Counsel and Director, House Select Committee on Assassinations, and set up a meeting for tomorrow afternoon for Mr: Sidney Stembridge, DDIOS, and Mr. Cummins to meet with Professor Blakey.

- 5. (Secret DTC) LIAISON Called Professor G. Robert Blakey, Chief Counsel and Director, House Select Committee on Assassinations and informed him that we had received six Privacy Act requests froz members of the Select Committee staff any security information on them which is held by the Agency. I did not provide the names of the requesters to Blakey. asking for
- 6 . (Internal Use RJK) LIAISON Keith Raffel, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, visited the Badge Office and received his Headquarters He then proceeded to the C&R conference ròom where he reviewed extracts of NIS' s relating to the security services of the United Kingdom, Australia, and France. Evvy Vidal, O/SA/DO/O, assisted with the United Kingdom liaison service aspects. Only badge.

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## MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

SUBJECT: Meeting with E. Howard Hunt Re His Memoirs, "Undercover"

- 1. On 28 September 1974 Rocca, Deputy Chief/CI Staff, and I met in the DCD Washington Field Office with E. Howard Hunt, his attorney William ASnyder , Jr. and Snyder's associate Thomas W Coons \_ As the meeting began, Hunt asked if it was tape-recorded; Iassured him that it was not. He said he did not care; but that, if it were to be recorded, he would like to know \_ We then embarked upon the review according to the plan under which we would demand the deletion of three items as classified and then proceed to the remaining 29 items, only if Hunt was cooperative on the first threeHe and his lawyers appeared very cooperative, and accordingly, the meeting continued to cover all 32 items\_ Ray being
- 2. Changes were agreed to in the items set forth in paragraphe 12, 14, and 25 of the CI Staff memorandum of 19 September 1974. These appear at pages 73, 80-83, and 1l5 of the galley proof and concern the fabrication of the Shanghai post for a Mexican operation, the entry into the Guatemalan Embassy in Mexico and the (oínt) CIA-Urugùayan telephone monitoring; operation. The wording of the agreed changes is as shown on the attached copie8 of the pertinent pages of the galley proof. Essentially, these changes disguise the identity of the fabricated newspaper and remove a reference to journalists as agents; delete the word "Guatemalan" to make the entered embassy non-specific; and delete the reference to listening posts and telephone monitoring to make that paragraph refer in more general terms to our ability to cover targets without referring to the use of electronic surveillance\_ City,

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- 3 \_ We then proceeded to the 29 items which we would like to see modified but which we could not consider classified. We made this clear to Hunt and went through them one by one, discussing our concern with each. Hunt contended that most of these items should not be considered sensitive since had been publicized extensively; in some cases confirmed in testimony; and in the case of other items, the principals involved were dead. However, he agreed to changes in the items referred to in paragraphs 1, 3, 17 , and 32 of the CI Staff memorandum of 19 September. These involve the deletions both now retired under cover; a direct reference to joint operations with the (British in Hong Kong against China; and the wording of his reference to CIA aliag documentation used by the Watergate burglars\_ The language of this last item will be changed 80 that it no longer leave8 the impression that the documentation was prepared by the Agency for this operation. they
- 4. When we had finished, Hunt and his lawyers emphasized as had mentioned earlier in the meeting that it might be very difficult to the publisher to agree to changes in the unclassified items \_ Mr Snyder offered to present all of the items to the publisher for change without distinguishing between the classified and unclassified items\_ He said he would do this without implying were all classified. I felt it necessary to turn down his offer because of the risk of the publisher being unwilling to accept that many changes with the result that we would have to go back to him on the three classified items \_ thus presenting a situation similar to our retraction of previously demanded deletions in the Marchetti book. Ithink there would be some danger of the publisher using this in his advertising and through reviewers for publicity purposes. they get they
- 5 . As we were leaving, Hunt showed me what was described as a "comfort letter 11 This was a letter written by him to the publishers on 17 1974 at the publisher' request which said that in his opinion nothing in the manuscript violated any agreement between himself and the CIA nor would Bubject him to prosecution under the espionage laws As the meeting was ending, Hunt expressed his hope that no publicity would be given to it and that the Agency would not issue any kind of a press release. In view of the Director's decision that we shall issue a press release, I took pains to persuade Hunt that public acknowledgment of the fact that we had reviewed his May

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manuscript would be in his interest as well as ours\_ He had referred more than once during the meeting to the need to avoid the appearance of "a bear hug"; in other words , collusion or cooperation between him and the Agency, leaving an inference that the book was designed to be a whitewash of CIAIn view of this, it was easy to convince Hunt that an Agency press release would be in his interest. I would note here, however, that both Mr \_ Rocca and I felt that Hunt and his lawyers were genuinely cooperative and that a press release which is too harsh or denigrates motives might be unfair and considered by him to be in bad faith. Hunt appears to retain admiration and respect for the Agency and seems convinced that nothing in his book will harm our operations or personnel.

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S(IXARY: In the since ref has been primarilv encaped in keeving fences mended with the varicus exile croups in the area in anticipation of in the in which he resxnsible {or coordina the seleetion In additiòn to this he has prepared of reports Provicinc backeround information, and on current activities in the local and mounting Antonico I, an effort to cstablish contact vith PBRUHEN fisheraen thru his fishernan contacts Detaile follow: inc tin;

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In response to a Station request Bubject provided an estimate of the current situation in PBRUMEN \_ This report stressed the points that the farners and the fishermen in PBRUHEN are the nost #illing and capable of . providing support to resistance activities as result of their having suffered the most at the hands of the current adminisrration after being largely responsible for its obtaining Dower He also provided à general stratecic plan of Oriente Province in which he defined the main areas in which Ruerrilla elenents can survive and how they can be reached coastal resupply points. His ability to is based native of the area and one who has been primariiv interested in its geography due to his forner large agriculture holdings there,

3 He has had one AMBUD-1 for the purpose Of maintaining contact. His main Question to AYBUD-1 was with regard to the latter s ability to actually control the Feople on his Gtaff\_ 'He was disappointed by the replv which though positive could not be supported an exanple had actually brought

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was in supfort of Operation Antonico 1, which operatlon is dcscribed under Paraeraph 4

has provided nunber of menoranda on developnents within the various exile eroups in the arcj none but all of to the Station Of. Jhe local politics< Specifically, he providcd info on the and backcround of nost of the exiled labor leaders and the activities of the Bequer Prou? He has helpful in clarifvinf the picture as to the movements within the UR at this tine while the Station is trvinc to dctermine how best to orranize this Rroup in order to bc ablc to take over its worthwhile fcatures without becoming unduly coritted to Biving it special prominence in the exile comnunity\_ He is being counted on to he!p bring the UR into the of creating the appearance of Rreater unlty among the exile comnunity. irs

8 COMHENTS AND FLANS : While spectacular achievements are rcsulting from AMDENIN-1's efforts at this point he is steadiiy \_ becoming more and more susceptible to KUBARK control and ore 7r recent @xampIe 1s the critioue he gave his fishermen for not realizing more information out the refugecs they Met at Anguila while waiting for their inside contact had failed to adequately debrief two young men who had succeeded in surviving in PBRUMEN for over two months on their own on' the basis that they Here too voung to be knowledgeable\_ As it turned out the two re fugees had used the 'cover and had , been able to travel from ` Havana de Cuba without be stopped once\_ On learning of thïg AXDENIY-1 was reminded of good cover he has heard about, nameiy fighting cock fanciers which activity seems to be on the increase as resalt of the greater amount of spare time available to the people . The sport is actually becoming a year rather than being restricted to the in past. continue his Present\_Pursuite 1s free to move the have an overall constructive on He MII continue his efforts the Fishermen and provide candidates for infiltration as thev become ' available and can be. accepted by the Station. scheduled for 27 August using Kagnolia (boat) to 'êstablish contact with fishernen living on a in the Caibarien areà; There is a possibility that he will journey to Jamaica contact with an old associate the PBRUMEN   Bovernment\_ as: a means current regime policy and plans Key They ing key

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Sub Ject: Reported Use of Yacht Potomac by Alphe 66

1, On 20 Nov 62 LAFO receíved an call telephone numper. The caller to advise that there vas reportedly in the harbor et Long Beach 8 vesbe], formrly used by the [oosevelt called the Potomac the Inîcraant beinz uBed by the She on of wceponb crated 88 and destined to leave soon for Seattle He added that on 88 therc another character named Clíff Roberts on boerd. Both adventurers

2 not h1s empioyer, and further 2id not know whether or not the informetion or 1 22

3 . In response to 0 cell to the Intelligence Officer 2t lcorrec thet ther 1s formerly one of the USCG cutters For sone tine it had been used by the late F Roosevelt the presldentiel yacht Later 1t had of to the Maryland (State Físh and Gare Comnission, and nore recently 1t had been acquired by the Hydra-Capltal, 410 West Coast Hlghwey . Newport Beech, Callfornie (OR 5-1549).

4; USCG: advised further that Prosecutor D. an ass1gnment (taking leave of absence Barbadoe to Callfornie. 'supposedly was floating in Bartados Wheeler 18 reported to have found the creft in foul Bhape with only He refubed the Job and returned to Los Angeles The creft later however later Log Angeles harbor aree; 8 She has\_ since modífí to Diego;

The (paragrephs 1 end 2), subsequently identifíed @s vas re-contacted by telepnone It ves to hím thet In the-@vent 'any more informatlon concerning the Potomac and the 1n any foreign ty came h1s Wey, ve wculd another 'call\_ volunteered the staterent that 1t understanding thet he hed referred to prewith the vessel Splvak reference to Barbaäos

6 Ihe aböve 18 for your Information only The sketchiness of the the credíbílity. 8 consequence , no follow-up 18 anticlpeted

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MEMORANDUM FOR:

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Philip F . Fendig: SA/DO/0

SUBJECT

Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Request for Office of Security File Material

- 1 We appreciate the opportunity to review certain OS file material containing DDO information prior to its being sterilized for passing to the SSCI in response to their request.

- 2 \_ We have reviewed the material listed in the annex , and our recommendations for passing are included thereon \_
- 3 . To confirm our understanding resulting from the meeting in the Legislative Counsel s office on 29 September 1976 , with the IG, D/IG D/SEC SA/D0/0 , LC and A/LC present, hereafter no DDO material held in OS files will be made available for review by House or Senate Committee staff members prior to clearance from this Directorate\_

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ANNEX to SA/D0/0 Memorandum , SUBJECT: SSCI Request for File Material

## 1. From the STURGIS file:

a\_ C/SAS memo 18 February 1964 , to D/SEC Subject: Interviews by OO/C with West Point Cadet , Douglas K. Gentzkow

b \_ OOA (S) 3,289,019 , 22 January 1964 Subject: Douglas K. Gentzkow

OOA (S) 3 ,287;344 , 7 January 1964 Subject: Douglag K Gentzkow

d . Cable: (Guatemala City)19s36 (IN 944357) , 25 June 1976

None of the above or any part may be passed on the grounds of protection of sensitive sources and methods We also wish to observe for the record that per page 252 of the Rockefeller Commission Report (June 1975) Sturgis testified that he "was not an employee or agent of the CIA either in 1963 or at any other time

- From Alexander RORKE file:
- a Identical to item 1.b: above
- b Identical to item 1.c. above
- c Unreadable card apparently listing extracts from DBF 44345 and DBF 45113, 1l March 1960 and 23 March 1960 \_
- d . Letter from Alexander Rorke to Senator Thomas J . Dodd = August 24 , (year undecipherable)

Items a and b or any part thereof should not be passed (see para 1 above) Item c appears to be FBI information (third agency rule prohibition) Item d is not DDO material Defer to OS \_

## 3 . From MOSS file:

Memorandum from FIOB/ SRS to DC/SRS \_ 14 1973 Subject: MOSS , Edward K May

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This menorandum appears to contain mostly FBI material (third agency rule prohibition) If clearance is obtained= please delete the first paragraph under sources and methods protection \_

- 4 From ROTHMAN file:

for the Record, 25 April 1975 Subject: ROTHMAN , Norman

No objection to passing.

- 5 . From SOCARRAS file:

Memo from to D/OS undated Subject: Prio

We concur with the OS position not to make this memo available and we cite sensitive sources and methods protection6

- 6 \_ (MACKLE) Antonio Jaime , Dr ) file:
- a Director memo to FBI , 23 February 1961 Subject: (Antonio Jaime Maceo Mackle,) o6 Project Zenith
- b Memorandum for the File from C/AAS/OS Subject (multiple): CMACEO = Mackle , 06 Antonio Jaime)
- c Menorandum for the File,(Massett) OS/AAS Subject (multiple): as b above (i.a.)
- d . Letter to Commissioner, I&NS from D/oS , 28 February 1961 Subject: (see list attached listing more or less 60 agents)
- Memorandum For: c/WH from DDOS 3 March 1961 Subject: 6-11386)
- f . Bio Data Sheet , #220775 15 November 1960 Subject: (Maceo Antonio Jaime Dr)

None of the memoranda should be made available as they contain operational informatiòn on sensitive sources and methods \_

- 7 \_ File on Artime Buesa
- for the Record , 21 February 1975 Subject: Artime-Buesa, Manuel F .

- b Identity List, undated , Case #210838 Artime-Buesa
- Memorandum from c/ SAS , SAS 63-369= undated Subject: Request for Technical Support
- d . Memorandum For: C/PSD/OS from C/OSD/OS , 28 1965 Subject: Artime-Buesa, Manuel F . May
- Memorandum For: c/WH from DDOS/IOS 28 1965 Subject: Use of Sterile Answering Service, #210838 May
- Memorandum For: D/OS from C/SAS 3 February 1964 Subjecti (Nicaraguan) Passports Issued to Manuel Artime and Rafael Ovintero
- g from D/os Commissioner IqNS ,
- subject, i.a.)
- Letter to 14 October 1963 Subject: Manuel Artime-Buesa (multiple
- h \_ PRQ signed by Manuel I Artime, undated
- i . Memorandum from C/WH to D/os (AAB) 19 January 1960 Subject: Request for Assistance in the Cases of Manuel Francis Artime-Buesa (multiple subject, i.a.)

We concur with the OS position not to make items a through g and item i available under the requirement for protection of sources and methods Regarding item h , under the protection of sources and methods please delete paragraphs 1 2 , 3 , 4 5, 8 9 , 10 , 21 , 22 . 23 24 , 28 29 31 , 32 33 , 34 36 37 38 40\_ The remainder of the item may be made available to the SSCI

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Memorandum for the File, from AAS Officer/0S , 1961

14 February Subject: Varona Loredo Antonio SP 504 (multiple subject, i.a.)

We concur with the OS position to delete the names circled both in red and' blue This will confirm oral notification to Mr Hunt of your office on 5 October 1976 .

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MEMORANDUM FOR:

Chief, Counterintelligence Staff

Mr . Julian Fox

Clifton R Strathern Chief, Latin Ameríca Division

SUBJECI:

General Comments on Mr . Manuscrípt

REFERENCE :

c/LAD Memorandum dated 22 Objections to David Phillips Manuscript

- The general tenor of the manuscript leaves much to be desired from both an operational and security viewpoint\_ The author in ous instances specifically discloses sources, methods, cover arrange ments and liaison relationships\_ Various LA Division officer who have reviewed portions of the manuscript pertinent to their areas have commented negatively on the revelations of tradecraft and identifíca tion of numerous overseas Stations and operations.

- 2 \_ Other objectionable items in the manuscript concern the firmation of Agee s effectiveness in neutralizing Agency efforts abroad by publishing lists of CIA personnel in specifiguStations ; revelation of( Office of Communicationspersonnel in@very Embassy abroad)) the Agency role in countering terrorism, narcotics trafficking ana training provided other services to counteract these activities; and , the specific identity of líaison relationshíps, Particularly,( the Israelí 24 service.

- Ihe overall concensus of this Division is that publication of this manuscript in its present form would be detrimental to the Agency and this Division in particular.

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SUBJECT: MAHEU , Robert A

- 1. Robert A. Mabeu , 8 former F.B.L Agent , hae been utllized by the Offlce ol Securlty Ho bee varlous capacltlee. 88 Robert A D.€.; and Los Angeleb , wbere be {0 now
- It haB como to our attontíon that the Senate Subcommittee Inveøtigating wlretapping activltieo (Long Commlttee) ha expreøed {orm any technleal urvelllance
- 3 . Wab Mr\_ Lawrenco Houston advløed that Walter Yoagley, Attorney General, Internal Socurlty Divielon, Taggart, an AID employee ,
- glante, Maheu had been cluded a pact wIth King Saud which would allow hlm to control approxiArabía. Ip conhe allegedly employed every trlck In the book. German, and aleo reallzed a8 and influence welghed heavily In

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in thelr own prlvate battle\_ It concern Of the for Jolnt vonture. and courler Bystem,

- 5. Spyrldon Catapodle, 8 Greok Broker , wbo bad Bpoerheaded oporatlon. Of partlcular note bolng examhe clalmed Government re CIA In {act, Clope coordinatlon durlng thlø porlod wlth Justice and State. At our requebt a reprebentative of the U. 6. Attorney'8 Offlco 1n Mr. Houston 10 Intlmately and copleb of hiø memoranda bolpg
- 6 8 Covort Securlty Att: for Maheu' 6 on Project TWIXI Otber IntarRowland, Acting Chlef, Charlee Willíamgon.

- 7. He Btated he When the Teggart convoreation mentloned, are looklng {nto. offlce "covered" aometlme during the perlod. John Frank, a they

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apd then 8 Maheu could IdentUfy tbo Probumably , 8 routlne technlquo' to only keep

- 8 . from one to fly ont to talk wlth hlm. Edward P. Morgan, of Washlngton, D. on 24 May for 8 conforenco.

- 9\_ Op Tburøday mornlng, 26 Maheu called to advløe that he at the Madløon Hotel, Washlngton, D. C. apd arranged to have Colonel Edwardø accompany hlm. May,
- 10 planned TV hearing

8 very cloBe frlend who had conbiderable Influonce upon the Senator \_ The all three flew to Waøhington where Sonator Mr . Bernard Fenßterwald wae In attendance at the Accordipg to Maheu, Fenaterwald made it clear that Maheu was their ace 1n the bole end without hlm the Hearinge would bave no appeal. He Implled that Maheu'8 cllentø and their oppoeltion added

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- 1l , at thlo tlme, almost work fox Davo McDonald, former preBldont of the Unlted Steol Workere, S0 far However , a Covert Bocurlty Approval on 4 Jupe Internetlonal labor\_ "bugging" operatlon for elther
- Ab mentloned previously, to our However, lf explolted, As It 18 of court rocord, It could not be denled nor buried. Evon though the detaíle mlght be protectod by a doclaration tbat It Involved clasølfled operational lnlormatlon, It would Bot up a fleld day
- 13 . Mr. Mehou l0 preßently furnløhing cover {or 8 DODS øtaff D. C. office. two 0f Maheu'8 employeee have been cleared and wtting. Other cloarance CSA granted FI/Planb \_ Cover Divibíon on 30 Auguøt 1954 for Divlsion on and(ordan 24

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MEMORANDUN FOR:

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Joseph P . Mirabile Operations Support Branch

SUBJECT:

SHERMAN , Adrian Fisher, Jr . #54 621

- 1 On 25 Septenber 1978 , a call was received in the Security Duty Office from James A Sherman , Subject 5 brother , advising that Subject suffered a fatal heart attack on 23 Septenber 1978 at his apartment in Monterey, California\_ Subject was sixty years of age and had a history of previous heart trouble\_
- 2 Mr \_ Sherman was previously of interest to this Agency as a military detailee, 1952 1954 when he was serving at Clark Air Force Base the Philippines as a Major in the United States Army After leaving the Army , he worked for Pan American Airlines for approximately 13 years and then as an investigator for the State Attorney General' s Office in Miani FloridaHe has been of interest to DCD and FRD in San Francisco, California, since April 1977 . FRD' s operational interest was as an access agent to Saudi Arabian of interest to the San Francisco Base24
- 3 . On 23 September 1978 Subject's body was discovered an FRD case officer who had arrived at the\_ Monterey, California apartment for an operational meeting The apartment house resident manager gained access to the apartnent. Subsequent access was allowed to an emergency ambulance squad , police officers and the deputy coroner
- 4 Assistance has been rendered to FR Base by San Francisco Field Office personnel in this matter\_ SAC/ SFFO , was apprised on the circunstances on 25 Septenber 1978 and subsequently made contact with the Chief FR BaseSubject 's son who was trave cross country auto at the time of the death, arrived in the area on 27 September with two sisters and Ias contacted by a representative of the San Francisco Field OfficeHe is ling by

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reported to be very cooperative\_ aware of need for discretion and secrecy and proud of his father's relationship Ivith this Agency -

- 5 . The aspect of this incident, which may be of continuing security concern, is that the son recalls that in May 1978 while assisting his father in moving some personal effects\_ he renembers seeing. a written plan to assassinate Fidei Castro\_ The son said that it had been prepared by his father in the early 1970's when he was working in Florida but at a time when he had no Agency association\_ At this time the paper is still miss It may have been recen destroyed by the Subject the possibility exists it may have been stolen by soneone having access to the apartment\_ According to Subject's son several other items Ivere missing, including a money clip con taining a $100 bill that his father always kept, a Randall a gold pen and pencil set and a microwave After notifying the police of the miss personal items = Subject's son received the knife from the resident manager who claims to have found it in some weeds Subject's son suspects that' the resident manager nay have been responsible for the theft of the personal items, but he has now resolved to drop the entire issueonly ingtly or , ing
- 6 Foreign Resources Division has advised that the DCI has been briefed on this case\_ It is therefore felt that no further Office of Security action is required at this time other than to monitor the case for 60-90 days to deternine if any new developments occur

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03 (Robert Fambrini WH/4A , R.L. 1069, reported Ho i8 a paroled Cuban and will be traveling in aliee.

2. Argenting) Paeøport with B-2 vißa imprinted. Thie document will be uBed {or travel in South America.

- An I-512, Reentry Document, {rom the Sorvice to permit hio reontry 88 paroloe.

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5 October 1960 550 as a recently a new position with since re fron overseas end resisnins indicated that pending determinatior assimment\_ Subject's DoCo area but were understpod femily} sonewhere mana It explained to Mr Lavèry necessarj to backstop Subject in thé event; of inquiryarising of sone private business ventures in which he is currently engaged in the Phoenix, Arizone area?

- 30 Mr Lavery vas to provide a secand residence address in the Los Angeles ares There fron approximately 1 August 1958 He to be identified at this residencë a för Ner York City concern, Bartlett and Rogers tó havc done econonic research for them 'concernec with Latin tradeo Subject was understood to have been noved by his to Hiani area, leavinz Los Angeles on 1l October 19600

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- 1 On 28 September 1974 Rocca, Deputy ChieflCI Staff, and I met in the DCD Washington Field Office with E. Howard Hunt, his attorney William A. Snyder , Jr. and Snyder's associate Thomas W\_ Coons . As the meeting began, Hunt asked if it was being tape-recorded; I assured him that it was not. He said he did not care; but that, if it were to be recorded, he would like to knowWe then embarked upon the review according to the plan under which we would demand the deletion of three items as classified and then proceed to the remaining 29 items, only if Hunt was cooperative on the first three He and his lawyers appeared very cooperative, and accordingly, the meeting continued to cover all 32 items \_ Ray
- 2. Changes were agreed to in the items set forth in paragraphs 12, 14, and 25 of the CI Staff memorandum of 19 September 1974. These appear at pages 73, 80-83 , and 1l5 of the galley proof and concern the fabrication of the Shanghai post for a Mexican operation, the entry into the Guatemalan Embassy in Mexico and the joint CIA-Uruguayan telephone monitoring operation. The wording of the agreed changes is a8 shown on the attached copies of the pertinent pages of the galley proof. Essentially, these changes disguise the identity of the fabricated newspaper and remove a reference to journalists as agents; delete the word "Guatemalan" to make the entered embassy non-specific; and delete the reference to listening posts and telephone monitoring to make that paragraph refer in more general terms to our ability to cover targets without referring to the use of electronic surveillance\_ City,

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- 3. We then proceeded to the 29 items which we would like to see modified but which we could not consider classified. We made this clear to Hunt and went through them one by one, discuss our concern with each. Hunt contended that most of these items. should not be considered sensitive since they had been publicized extensively; in some cases confirmed in testimony; and in the case of other ite the principals involved were dead. However , he agreed to changes in the items referred to in paragraphs 1, 3, 17 , and 32 of the CI Staff memorandum of 19 September. These involve the deletions of the names of Henry Pleasants and Frank Holcomb, both now retired under cover; a direct reference to joint operations with the British in Hong Kong against China; and the wording of his reference to CIA alias documentation used by the Watergate burglarsThe language of this last item will be changed 80 that it no longer leaves the impression that the documentation was prepared the Agency for this operation. ing by
- 4. When we had finished, Hunt and his lawyers e mphasized as had mentioned earlier in the meeting that it might be very difficult to the publisher to agree to changes in the unclassified items\_ Snyder offered to present all of the items to the publisher for change without distinguishing between the classified and unclassified items\_ He said he would do this without implying were all classified. I felt it necessary to turn down his offer because of the risk of the publisher being unwilling to accept that many changes with the result that we would have to go back to him on the three classified items, thus presenting a situation similar to our retraction of previously demanded deletions in the Marchetti book. I think there would be some danger of the publisher using this in his advertising and through reviewers for publicity purposes. they get they
- 5 . As we were leaving, Hunt showed me what was described as a "comfort letter This was a letter written by him to the publishers on 17 1974 at the publisher's request which said that in his opinion nothing in the manuscript violated any agreement between himself and the CIA, nor would subject him to prosecution under the espionage laws As the meeting was ending, Hunt expressed his hope that no publicity would be given to it and that the Agency would not issue any kind of a press release. In view of the Director's decision that we shall issuë a press release, Itook pains to persuade Hunt that public acknowledgment of the fact that we had reviewed his May

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manuscript would be in his interest as well as ours He had referred more than once during the meeting to the need to avoid the appearance of "a bear hug"; in other words, collusion or cooperation between him and the Agency, leaving an inference that the book was designed to be a whitewash of CIA. In view of this, it was easy to convince Hunt that an Agency pres8 release would be in his interest. I would note here, however, that both MrRocca and I felt that Hunt and his lawyers were genuinely cooperative and that a press release which is too harsh or denigrates the book or Hunt'8 motive might be unfair and considered by him to be in bad faith. Hunt appears to retain admiration and rebpect for the Agency and Beem8 convinced that nothing in his book will barm our operations or perøonnel.

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27 FEB 1974

MEMORANDUM FOR:

Inspector General

SUBJECT

Howard Hunt

- 1 At the recent request of the Deputy Director for Managenent and Services, the Office of Finance has searched its records to determine if we could find any payment to Mr\_ Hunt in an anount of approximately $30,000 that required no accounting-
- 2 We have searched the 'following records:
- The expense runs for the period July 1964 to June 1973 for the immediate Office of the DCI , the imnediate Office of the DD/P FI Staff CI Staff CA Staff and the Office of Security We have checked various itens that Ivere reflected in these expense records but have identified nothing relating to Mr Hunt.

- Thel Madrid Station, Office accountings to determine if there were funds passed by the Stations to Mr Hunt during the year he served under non-official cover in Madrid. We could find no paynent to Mr \_ Hunt either in his true nane or his two identified pseudonyns .

- Mr Hunt travel claims for the period 1960-1972 and have found nothing in these travel claims that were not consistent with normal travel expenses , i.e., transportation; per dien-
- d . We made a specific analysis of Mr . Hunt' s advance account for the period he was under non-official cover (July '65-Sept '66) and have

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deternined that $33,500 was advanced to for travel and transportation of household goods to ' and from Madrid with one trip to Paris for he and his family to renew their Spanish visas\_ All of this advance was fully accounted for However , in his accounting, one item appeared unusual. It was an expenditure of $1,600 for a sensitive operation which was approved for write-off by Mr \_ Desmond Fitzgerald on 1 June 1966 without further accounting\_

3 . Also, we confirmed that no other Agency advance accounts were established for Mr Hunt during this period\_

4 At the beginning of his non-official cover tour to establish a bank account in his nane was we open an account at the EUR Division Bank in Mr\_ Hunt' s nane to receive all nonChase Manhattan an 'account at Riggs National salary and allowance payments)\_ The following deposits were made to the account during 1965 and 1966:

13 July 1965

Account\_opened:

13 July 1965

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22 July 1965

5,000

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5. Ie' feel at this time without specific guidelines that further searching would be somewhat fruitless \_ One strange non-official cover assignment in Madrid is that aspect of the charged to the support allotment of the all the costs non-official cover EUR Division which is not normal as usually assigned to a project It to have a arse officcr abroad for one year on an operational'assignment without people

SUBJECT: Howard Hunt

- 6\_ The Office of Finance has not found operational expenditures except for the $1,600 mentioned above \_ Therefore, it is suggested that Mr \_ Karamessines be questioned as to a project or projects to which Mr\_ Hunt's operational expenditures if incurred  would have been charged.

- 7 \_ Another possible course of. is to request the Director to approve ny asking @ contact at Chase Manhattan Bank to provide a transcript of all @ntries into Mr \_ Hunt 5 Chase Manhattan Bank account\_
- 8 \_ We are currently reviewing records of all cashier's checks prepared and issued by Monetary to determine if any were payable to MrHopefully this effort will be finished by the end of the week.

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## MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

Requests-from Mr. Ober for Basic Documentation Circa Mid-1967

- 1. Subsequent to his second appearance before the Rockefeller Commission on 3 February 1975, Ober returned to Headquarters the afternoon of 6 February and the morning of 7 February to continue his review of the files he had developed while Chief, CIISO At the request of the Commission, he was particularly interested in locating documentation which supported the creation of the Special Counterintelligence Operation. Mr.

- 2. He had previously taken note of the 15 August 1967 memorandum from the DDP to C/CI but was interested in determining whether there was any öther documentation that could be usedl In this context I showed him the following list of documents which I had unearthed ín: various and sundry places:

TAB A 4 August 1967 memorandum from Mr. Fred Vinson, Jr.= Assistant Attorney General, Criminal Division, Department of Justice to the Director of Central. Intelligence

IAB B

The Director's response to TAB A

DIRECTOR 25628, August 1967 book message originated in WH Division in response to TAB A

IAB D WH/COG 67-259, 10 August 1967 Memorandum from Mr. Broe, CIWH Division, to Mr. Houston; General Counsel, detailing actions taken to respond to the 4 August letter of Mr. Vinson (IAB A)

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DIRECTOR 26741, 10 August 1967, sending essentially the Stockholm

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DIRECTOR 27069, to Copenhager Oslo; Stockholm)) asking for cabled replies to DIRECTOR 26741 (TABF)

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DIRECTOR 32283, 31 August 1967, bearing on DIRECTOR 26741. (TAB F)

IAB I

21 September 1967.memorandum from J. Walter Yeagley, Assistant Attorney General, Internal Security Division, Department of Justice, to Mr. Lawrence Houston, General Counsel, CIA

IAB J

22 September 1967 memorandum from the General Counsel to the Director of Current Intelligence, Subject "Stokely Carmichael"

IAB K

28 September 1967 memorandum from J. Walter Yeagley to Mr. Lawrence Houston

TAB L

28 September 1967 memorandum from J. Walter Yeagley to Mr. Houston

IAB M

3 October 1967 memorandum from Mr. Houston to Mr. Yeagley

IABs I through M were located in a file held by the Office of General Counsel entitled "Stokely Carmichael" . The original letter to file held by C/WH Division, as was copy of the memorandum from Mr. Broe to Mr. Houston (TAB D). The cables (TABs € E, F, G and H) were located in DDO/OPSIITG RYBAT MHALPHA / MHPASHA chronos. Mr.

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- In the OGC file (Subject: Stokely Carmichae}), thereis a series of memoranda from the DDI to Mr. Houston which is obviously in reply to the Department of Justice requests for information on Stokely Carmichael and his travels to Europe and Africa in the fall of 1967. Mr. Houston obviously served as the òf for these memoranda to the Department of Justice. point relay
- 4. Mr. Ober' s second request was to try to locate documentation from either the President or the White House to the Director in mid-to-late October 1967 wherein the President asked the Director to prepare a study on "International Connections with the United States Peace Movement" -
- 5. A 31 October 1967 memorandum for the record prepared by Mr. Ober details a meeting held by C/CI Staff wherein C/CI states that the President has directed such a study be made and indicates that the CI Staff will be the DDP unit responsible for providing DDP information to the DDI which will be charged with writing the study.

- 6 A 1 November 1967 memorandum for the record written by Mr. Ober details the first meeting between the DDI and the DDP on the subject of this study. Mr \_ Ober represented the DDP while Mr\_ Godfrey (Director of OCI), Mr. Lehman and Mr. Peter Dixon Davis represented the DDI. Mr. Davis was designated the Director, OCI to draft the study: by
- 7. A third memorandum for the record prepared by Mr. Ober on 1 November 1967 entitled "Progress Report" details action wbich he had taken at the request of Mr. Angleton to set in motion the necessary actions to collect information not from DDP overseas stations but from other government agencies which would be necessary in order frthe DDI to properly prepare this study. only
- 8\_ DIRECTOR 49260, dated 2 November 1967, sent from the Assistant DDP , Mr . Cord Meyer, levied requirement on all field stations to produce information which could contribute to this study.

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- 9. Iwas unable to locate any document from the President or the White House in CI/SO records and finally contacted Mr. Dixon He stated that the DDI has also searched its records looking for a memorandum from the White House requesting a study but had been unable to locate one. He did, however, bave a copy.of of these two memoranda are attached a8 TABs N and @. copies
- 10. Mr\_ Ober was specifically desireous of taking copies of IABs N and 0 with him to use in his next appearance before the Rockefeller Commission. He recognized that, under the current ground rules, he had to clear this with Mr. Knoche. Iarranged for Mr\_ Knoche to call Mr Ober\_ As a result of a Series of conversations between Mr. Knoche and Mr. Ober, White and Mr. Knoche and myself and Mr. Knoche, Mr. Knoche authorized Mr Ober to take reference material. If asked, Mr. Ober could show these tQ the Rockefeller Commission but he was not authorized to leave these papers with the Commission. He was told to advise the Commission that, if wanted copies, would have to request same through Mr. Knoche. copies they they
- At the requèst of Mr. Knoche , Iam making available a copy of this memorandum to the Inspector General, specifically. TABs N and 0 which Mr. Knoche felt had not previously been made available to that office.

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- 1 (Confidential MMP ) LIAISON Accompanied Scott Breckinridge, Special Coordinator for the House Select Committee on Assassinations OLC , and Rodger Gabrielson, OLC to brief [homas K. Latimer , Staff Director House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, on the state of play as between the House Select Committee on Assassinations and the Agency \_ Mr\_ Latimer immediately understood that the crux of the problem in the House Select Committee on Assassinations possible exposure of sensitive information (Nosenko and/or Mexico operations) in open fora He said that he would brief Chairman Edward P Boland (D \_ Mass ) House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence and that the latter might discuss the matter with Chairman Louis Stokes (D \_ Ohio) \_ House Select Committee on Assassinations\_ He suggested that the best approach would be for the DCI to raise the issues we were concerned about with Chairman Stokes and , then if necessary with the President\_ The latter in turn coulá register his concerns with Speaker of the House Thomas P \_ 0 'Neill Mr\_ Latimer said that the House Permanent Select Committee on Inteiligence charter precluded the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence from playing a significant role in this matter \_ lay
- 2 . (Confidential DFM) LIAISON Received a call from Spencer Davis, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, Iho asked for the phone number of former Agency employee Newton S Miler as one of the Committee staff members wanted to interview him. June , O/PCS/LOC/DDO . subsequently called Miler and in his absence , left a message that he call Davis \_ I Davis this was how we had handled his request and he was satisfied

I also explained to Agency s retired Agency employee Close who was Station 12-7Baudi Arabia and upon retiring took a 'position as a to the Saudi Government\_ Our position is that as rctired\_ the Agency has no control over his other than through his secrecy agreement which he signed and which remains in effectDavis also asked me if the same situation was true for a former Chief of Station I would check\_

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- 1 IDEN wea}tby recomended to JMRAVB and made availeble by Headquartere \_ He had been cleared by Headquartere for ube under date Of 15 1962 1p DIR-05291 \_
- 2 IDEN A was 1nltially contacted for JMHAVB by SACHTSCHALB who was 1ntroduced to bim by the New Orleans KUJUMP office 0n Decenber 1962 . Ibe cover IDEN A by SACHTSCHALB and IDBN IDBN enlisted the YOCOUGH , 8 cover cleared and used 88 YOCOUGH are IDEN D and IDBN B Although cleared and Wltt1pg, tbese indlviduals are contacted only when their signatureb docunents are all contact pormally beipg with IDBN A also perOf h1s 48 for YOCOUGH .\_ He acted 8 spotter for and other who are being He ba8 al8o made avallable several 011 1n wblch be for uge 1n back cover operatlonal It 1s known that he 18 ubed by Headquarters for several IDEN A contacted several times each month by Ace @pheo
- 3 A bas met Rufug MANGROLL HOWGRIND well YOAPT and the operatlopal veagel IDEN B He knows tbat attorney IDEN 1p 80 far 88 18 knovn, he Do otber or
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15 (Unclassified DTC) LIAISON I was called by Mr. James Fiesta, in the office of Representative Clarence D. Long (D. Md. ), regarding a constituent' s request for information on the Kennedy assassina This constituent, Ernest F. Rethschulte, is a graduate on the assassination. He had seen a newspaper article reporting an FOIA release from the Agency of Presg. Mr. Fiesta is sending me copy of the newspaper article 80 that we can more clearly identify the material with IPS, and if it has been released it will be provided to the constituent through Mr. Fiesta. (Note: There have been prior OLC contacts with Mr. Fiesta on this FOIA request. )

- 16 . (Unclassified RJK) LIAISON Spoke with Anne Karalekas, Senate Select Committee on Imlligence staff, to confirm that she would be speaking to the Intelligence Process Course on 18 April, for which I would be a sisting her with transportation: She\_will also speak to an on 4 for which George Frates, Records Administration Branch, is making the travel arrangements. She indicated that she would call Frates and would work out the arrangements together. May, they
- 17. (Unclassified CM) LIAISON I asked Linda, secretary to Pauline Baker, of the staff of the Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee on African Affairs, if the Subcommittee hearings of September 1976 had been published. She said that had just occurred, and promised to send us two copies. the requester.

- 18. (Unclassified ALM) LIAISON Winslow Wheeler, from the office of Senator Jacob K. Javits, called requesting copy of "A Study of Climatological Research as it Pertains to Intelligence Problems. A copy was forwarded to him.


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1s fptended to coufrm discuss1ons held betveen yourself; representfng (nternatlonal Art Assoclates, Ltd), hereinafter referred to 39 the "Company" representing Intelllgence Agency (CIA)If it conforms to your understandipg of che agreement reached, kindly 80 ackpowledge by

- 1. You have agreed CIA by placing on retainer Mr\_ Gibson at an annua] fee of ThJn to Mr. Gibson by the {n monthly Increnenta of {750 eaca. The Copany víll overtly negotlate Mr. Gíbson, nake eninently clear that both are negotfating and concluding the contract have obligation state incope taxes.

- In consideration cf tbe Coppany 8 fee of $10,00o per Provision {n this amount any nominal expenseg the fir incur8 in its overt associations or support 04 Nr.

- CIA will reimburse the Company In quarterly Incremnente contzatual the Conpany and a of CIA. Cancelled checks w1ll serve adequate accounting the Company .

- Because of CIA' 8 ' {nterest fL that the Company neither' offer Mr. Gibson bona fide employuent nor accept any proposal of employment fron him wíthout prior consent of CIA for a períod of two (2) years following termination of thIs

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- All information relating to this Agreement 1s clusslfled secret \_ Both CIA and che Company agree that the most atringent Bafeguerds vill be taken to protect this Information, Includíng the existence of the agreementany form that must be given to thtxd party by either CIA or the laws gafeguarding natfonal Becurity information, and only w1th full coneultation between CIA and the Company Any
- 6 Ihis egreenenr 1 October 1976 and shall remain in full effect for an indøfinite period, subject to cancellation at any time upon 6lxty (60) days " notice by eitber party thereto.

- Ihe CIA wishes to exprege appreciacion for the manner 1n which you bave received thlø request to perform a Bervice related to the national gecurity of the United Statea and for

AGENCY

BY

Interuational Art: Associates , Ltd

Emett M, Sceele) President

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BUSTOS-VIDELA, Charlotte Z.

DATE

12 January 1929

REF NUMBER

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POSITION

Operations Officer

Room 3-E-04, Extension 6954

DATE OF INTERVIEW

10 January 1973

INTERVIEWED BY

James E. Peters/ William A 0'Donnell

PERIOD(S) OF ACQUAINTANCE WITH AGEE:

Various ~see memorandum of 31 1972. May

## AGEE'S OTHER ACQUAINTANCES OR CONTACTS:

Nothing additional.

## ADDITIONAL DATA:

Mrs. Videla could offer no additional information regarding Agee. ver, she suggested that Dorothy Hennick, be contacted tqascertain\_whether or not Agee had contacted Jim Noland Bf Mexico Station.

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Headquarters 12 August 1975

MEMORANDUM FOR:

Special Agent in Charge Washington Field Office

SUBJECT

Removal of Credit Blocks. B2 SD/ 2 JFM

1 The Credit Blocks at the Washington, D.C. Credit Bureau for the following listed individuals may be renoved:

- a Mr \_ Louis OS #62224 SS# Unknown 08 DOB : (5 POB Lucca Italy 3709 West Augusta Ave Phoenix, Arizona
- 03 b Mr [Anthony PONTARI OS #58149 SS DOB [22 August POB: Philadelphia , Pa \_ Wimbledon Dr36 McLean Va
- Mr \_ OS #42693 SS# [258-01 08 DOB : [g December POB Ellabelle\_ Georgia @519 Cavalier Alexandria, Virginia
- Mr Walter S . SNOWDON o5 #43481 05 @27-12-9052] DOB : 3 POB : Plainfield N.J . Reston, Virginia

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25 Apr1l 1910, Cardenas , Cuba

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Doctor (Mathematícs & Physlcs)

Presently teachlng at Xavler Cnlverslty 1n

a Prof . at the Unlv. of Havana

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- legally reeumed ber malden Dame. 6. In April 1960 Subject
- 8 , In Novomber 1960 Security JMARC) Subject bad, wblle ip Cuba, wbo were "incarcerated ln Lhe Cuban uptrne. tbac her "Lmmoral" (Dave them, 1,0,: Zontributlng {actor" to the According o{ Agency other TSD ngbt Unlted Statee Bald, entertainod tbe Bhe these tbrce men In thelr apartment. poopleú opinlop prlor

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SUBJECT

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- 1\_ Ihe first pbase of the 8udio surve1llance of the SubJect at the SAS safehouse 1n Bethesda been completed. Ihe SubJect D. C., on 13 July 1963. Ihe Owner Of the listening post , Mr moved out Of baggage and furniture, on 12 July 1963 enroute to an overseag PCS essignment\_
- 2 Charles MATT , the case officer 1n bas advised tbat along with 8 Cuban companion, Rafeel Aurelio QUINTERO Ibarbla (#252 529) , vill return to Weghington, D to be 1n the Bethesda Bafehouse on Mondey, 29 1963. Mraudlo coverage Of dowstalrs bar and telephone and the llving roon at order to monltor the SubJect conversationg Of SAS cage Officerg \_ C., July
- 3. The case District Fleld Office, ànd Speclal Agent was designated 88 responsíble It 1n the dowgtalrs bar and room &nd 8 on the telephone and string all the to 8 crawl space over the In tbat latter spece, be kept locked, be will set up two regular AC-operated tape recorders to be actuated by two VOR ' obtained from Franconfa and for by SAS. Un Beknown to the Subject and coupanion, 8 case to service thls equlpment whenever an opportunity presents itself \_ tap pald

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4. Ihe the installatlon 1s thet he 18 vorking on thè hougë request of Mr 'bupposedly malntalns the house for 8 Nev York lavyer 1n order to bLllet the latter's translent cllents. Cage 8 maid to cean up tbe bouge Mondays bovever , she can be told to Btay eway 1f Agent sneede to do vork there on It of Officer MATI not vhile the techniare making the

- 5\_ It 18 expected tbat thls type be guperlor to the regults of the prevloug radio" phase. Ibe be: 1n servlcing the recorders on 8 timely basis

Bamon R. Hart

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SUBJECT: Robort A, Mahou

- 1 Robert A Maheu Yas born on 50 October 1917 1n Watervllle, Maine \_ He graduated from Holy Cross College, Worcester Massachusetts In 1940, He 1s and has four children.

- 2 He was as 8 Speclal Agent wfth the Federal Bureau of Investlgation from 1940 to 1947, Upon resigning fron Bureau 8 venture into prlvate enterPrise culninated 1n bankruptcy 1952Subsoquent to his bankruptcy, he was employed as Specíal Assistant to the Saall Business Adulnlstratlon the specific duty of of Security. In February 1954 , he forced to reslgn for political reasons fron ths positlon\_ He then organization known Robert A, Maheu Assoclates , and desk space 8 sulte occupled by Bellíno , a fornor Cortifled Publíc Accountant, and currently euployea 'Capitol H1ll with on0 of the Congressfonal Committees.

- 3 . Mr . organization successfully handled 8 nunber of prestige accounts including Niarchos Schenley Distillers\_ Nev York Centrai Railroad, Unlted Steel Horkers Unlon, and ultimatoly Howard HughesAlthough he has maintained offices In Washington\_ D.C. and Los Angeles , recently he resided in Las Vegas , Nevade ,
- He was inltlally recruited by the Office of Security 1954 apd grantod 8 Covort Securlty Approval on 30 August 1954 , He performed nany for the Office of Security, and also accepted assignments from elenents of the predocessor of the Deputy Director for Operatlons.

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## 5 Sope of those esslgnmonts lncluded follovins:

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8 The procuregcnt to 18 (See Tab 1--ceken attached due dated 16 1973) Jevcls EooradMey

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The 0f 0f Haffa an 1n August 1960 , {seastrcached Teb 2--taken {ron 'Fanily Jevels" dun dated 16 1973) Hay

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Varlous officers tho Clandestlne Sørvlce over tho to 1970 for non-officlal coror using Actual cover vere proyided offlcer 1p Mr. Habeu 8 1964 to June 1966 , apd anotber covor of Haheu Assoclates used the (0 Qulto, Ecuador) fron 1 31 (See attachod co Intoliigence, daced 20 January 1971) Contral

- 6 contect has been pIdc vlth Mr. Habeu terulnetlon the above cover slnce the arrangerent.

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18 July 1963

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#210 838

- 1 Ibe Of tbe SubJect at tbe 848 Bafebouge D. C, a 13 July 1963 The owner af Fred moved Qut of baggage, 0 12 July 1963 enrouta to be8,
- 2, Mr Cbarleg MATI , tbe Officer 1n hae advløed that alang vlth 8 Mr, Rafael Aurello D. to be billeted 1n 0 Mondey , 29 July 1963. Mr\_ coverage of living bouse 1n order to monitor the SubJect'8 of SAS 3 C,,
- 3. and Speclal Agent (arold 0, agent It 1n the bar and tbe room and 8 telepbone to 8 Bpace over garege . In that letter øpace, be kept locked , Bet up tvo regular AC-operated tape recordere to be ectuated by tbe tvo VOR' 8 obtained from Franconle and for Unbeknown to the SubJect 8 ca8e Officer "ll have to servlce thlB equlpment vhenever Itself tep paíd

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- 4 cover Btory to the Inatallatlon 18 that be vorking on tbe bouge the requeet of the Waehington eBtate egent\_ Cortlandt the bouge for 8 Nev York lavyer 1n order to bIllet the latter'8 translent cllente \_ Cabe OffIcer MATT baa engeged 8 mald to cleen up the Bbe be told to do vork there It Of cang ar8 64
- 5. It 18 expected that of thlø type of coverege v1ll be superlor to the af be 1n Bervlcing the recorders on 8 the

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