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SUBJECT: Manuscript and Galley Proof of Undercover Hunt

Memoirs of an American\_ Agent by E Howard

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- Corresponding page and line listings as they appear in the manuscript are provided in brackets at the end of each item\_

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- Rage 57 line 6 from bottom the name Pleasantsp) Mr\_ under cover and his past relationship should not bë exposed. It is also recommended that efforts be made to have the Richardson" also removed from the sane sentence containing Mr nane (Page 96 , line 17.)
- 2 Page 59\_ line 38 beginning with "However" and ending on\_page line 2 with Tmilieu" Rutherford T. CIA His assignment in Paris student cover is 4) similarly classified The dêscription of this activity just a couple of pages before the author gratuitously mentions the lack of an agreenent between the Agency and the French unilateral operations in France] (Item 4 below) 1S potentially an additionally damaging blow to liaison relationships\_ (Page 100 , lines 10-14.)

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- 3 . Page 63, line 2l; the nane Holcomb retired under cover wïth the CIA should not be exposed. It is additionally reconmended that the entire paragraph wherein Mr \_ Holcomb ' 5. nare appears (lines 21-24) should be deleted because it ac knowledges CIA operations in support of @nti-communist political operations in Italy. (page 105, lines 18-21.)
- 4 Page 63, line with "arrangement" on line 33, page 63 It 1s reconicended that this passage be deleted since its inclusion not only is not pertinent ZXto the narrative but it unnecessarily with the British and is an implied insult to the 7liaison services \_ (page f06, lines 4-7 .)
- 5 : Page 66 beginning with "Finis" on line 24 and ending on line This passage describes a Specific CIA operation which in the production and distribution of an aninated cartoon .based on George Orwell's Aninal (Page 111, lines 6-9.)
- 6 Page 68, the\_pseudonyn "John F Rittenhouse" on line 34 \_ The author' 5 Ias classified and even though conpromised, never appeared in She press aná still exists on various currently classified documents (page 114 , line 23 .)
- 7 \_ Page 712\_ beginning with "Spanish" on line *28 and\_ending with "America" on line page 72 and including the footnotes on\_pages 71 and This be deleted because it describes the Ägency' s role inßubsidizing, producing and dis2 tributing "El Campesino's" book Life and Death in the USSR (pages. 120 [lines 4-20 , including footnote] [lines 1716 , including footnote.]) 202
- 8 Page 72 beginning with "Eudocia" on line 21 and ending with "Scribner 5" on line 32 \_ This should be deleted because zy it describes the Agency 5 role in the translation,fpublishing and distribution]of Eudocio Ravines book, The Yenan It also describes William Buckley' s role in that operation as a CIA officer \_ (Page 121 , lines 17-23 and page 122 lines 1-6.) Way;
- 9 Page 73\_beginning with "Mexican" on line 5 through "Rivera" on line 8 This shouid be deleted because it not only describes sources and methods but also identifies a specific\_ CIA operation(Page 122 , lines 19-21 and page 123 , line 1.)
- 10 \_ Page 73\_ beginning "Comnunisn" on line 14 and ending\_with reputation on line 15 . This serve to identífy a forner asset 1n Nexico who is still living \_ (Page 123 , lines 7 - 8 . )
- Page 73 beginning with "cover" on line 17 through "legend" on line 19 This be deleted because it identifiesc a cover arrangement in; Bangkok. Furthermore thi particular type of cover the movie industry, earlier unfavorable publicity to CIA in other Southeast Asian countries and thus serves to further render suspect the use of such cover in still other areas \_ (Page 123, lines 10-12.)
- 12 \_ Page 73 beginning with "planned" on line 22 through "authentic" on Jine 5 Of 74 and the page 74 = This because it a operation involving the forgery of a pege of the Post and also includes descriptions of. sources and methods (Pg123, lines 15-23 and all of page 124 including footnote;)
- 13 \_ Page 77\_beginning with "technical" on iine 19 through "station" on line 21 be deleted because @t describes and authenticates a CIA operation. (Page 131, lines
- 14 . Page 80\_beginning with "surreptitious-entry" on line 9 thFough "Enbassy on line 12 page\_ 82 This it describes a Specific, sensitive operation as Iell senšitive sources and methods including thelacquisition of code (Page 136, line 3 through page I39 , line 20.) àsz4
- 15\_ Page 86\_beginning with "Greek" on line 18 thrqugh "countries" on line 202 This should be deleted because ;it identifies a Specific operation and the foreign assets involved. in its support \_ (Page 147 lines 6-8.)
- 16. Page 95 beginning with "quasi-military" on line 1l through "East" on line 16 This shouId be because it describes various cover and support facilities used in Far East Asian countries\_ (Page 163, lines 6-1l.)
- 17 \_ Page 95 beginning with "Hong Kong" on line 16 through "Branch" on line 19 \_ This shouId be deleted it describes an operation onducted[ointly with a in Hong Kong targettedlagainst nainland China and as such is not; only danaging to current American detente efforts but is particularly menacing to Hong Kong authorities in view of their proximity and susceptibility to potential Chinese retaliatory pressures \_ (Page

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18 \_ Page 99\_beginning with "disrupting" on line 5\_ through "display" on line 27 and including the footnote on\_page This passage describes Specific against China and as such are not only damaging to current detent efforts but are also disruptive to liaison relationships with the Japanesej7 (Page 169 line 23 through;page 170 , line 22 , including footnote.)

- 19\_ Page\_102 beginning with "Despite" on line "returned" on line\_10-This should be deleted becaus it describes a specific @nd sensitive CIA operation includikg (Page 175, lines 10-15.)

20 \_ Page 105 beginning with "wiretap" on ne 6 thròugh on line 7 to be e Rted since it refers tc Sources (Page 181 , Jines 2-3.)

- 21 : Page 108 beginning with "tap" on line 17 through "Embassy" on line 109. This passage with various operational activities inc Kding a recruitment of an as well as with sensitive methods of operation, e.g surveillance teans \_ (Page 187 , lines through page i88, lines 1-15.)
- 22 \_ Page 109 beginning with "FBI" on line 21 through "station" on line The TRamirez operatid Describes an operation which began with the FBI'5 spotting f a possible Soviet intelligence agent. Since this information then turned over to the Agency a question arises /conterning the need to seek the FBI's prior comments (Pag lines 6-11.)
- 23 \_ Page 111 beginning with "The" on line 22 through "triumviraten on line 23 . It would seen that an effort ought to be made to have Ehis passage deleted 0 %hanged since its damage potential to [iaison relationships th the services is considerable and it does the current careers and livelihoods of the Agency 5 contacts. Iho are referred to by date and position and thus dre Nddentifiable\_ (Page 192, lines 21 -22.) Uruguayanzy
- Page 115 beginning with "I" on line 23 through "departnent on line 35 = This passage should because it describes Agency methods of operation acquisition and passage of information to and from a liaison service as well as an overall Agency program of operational activities zy within Uruguay involving the [monitoring of forty-two telephone lines) Page 200, lines 6-18-

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- 25 . Page 116 beginning with "technical" on line 10 through "secrets on line 29 \_ This passage should be deleted becâlise ii with a liaison (Uruguayan) involved (Page 201 , lines 12-23 and page 202 lines 1-9 .) 24
- 26 . Page 122 beginning with "The" ón line 8 through "Djilas" on line 9 \_ This passage should because it attesis to the Agency 5 subsidization Djilas' book. In addition an effort ought to bè. made to havfe the author reñove or appropriately alter the rest of the. paragkaph wherein he refers to anAgency news service located in "Washington Mational Press Building" \_ (Page 211 , line 4 .)
- 27 \_ Page\_122 beginning with "from through 'Saines" on line 31 It 15 recommended that attention be called to ths passage in order that they be made it ossibi interpretations (Page 212, lines
- 28 \_ Page 123 beginning with "Soon" 6n line 12\_through "Madrid" on line This passage vith the author s work on several "Peter books and later, his assignment to Madrid. It is reconmended that be called to this passage \_ (Page 212 , last line through page 213 , lines 1-23.)
- Page 126 beginning with "Chief) on line\_through "officers on Page 127 line 5 \_ This passage be deleted because it the classified activities of a' CIA officer, [oger Goiran\_ in Tehran Brussels as well as his involvement in the compilation of á chassified "encyclopedic study" are unwarranted disclosures of Agency hethods \_ (Page 219 , lines 8-13.)
- Page\_130 beginning with "Free" on ine 20 through "CIA" on line 21. This phrase should be deleted bRcause it could serve to affece the of one of the principals the Free Cuba a former contact, who is now employed by the State Department. lines 10-1l.)
- 31 Page 150 all of lines 14 through)6 It would appear that this description the author contact Barney Malloy of CIA is very unfair to the latter: Iqimplies that Hunt had a special relationship with Dr Malloy and an effort ought to be made by OGC to have the author ite this version in order to reflect Dr Malloy' s true role in khis affair\_ Page 260, lines 22-23 .through page 261 ,

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32 . lines 5 through 10\_ This passage concerning thc use of alias documentation by Hunt and others includes loose language which implies that still another set of documents Ivas prepared by the CIA for Hunt s use i:e\_ a set of documents which the recent Congressional "Watergate hearings" As such this is nisleading and could serve to create additional difficulties for the Agency It is reconnended that the OGC make an effort to have the author rewrice this paragraph in order that this potentially damaging language be removed from his manuscript. (Page 387 lines 4-8.)

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Peter J . DiGervino (p)

24 1\_ Tlis staff been requested to establish (non-officia) cover for subject for an assignmcnt to Madrid\_ Spain As an essential factor 1n considering this this staff would apprcciate being advised or not the subject been voluntarily declared to foreign governments and intelligence/security services or involuntarily exposed to then Also please advisc if any exposure or compromise has been recorded if there are other security factors present which should be considered in this

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1 REQUESI POA | JORGE cuban , ENGINEER GEOR CIA TECH, ADDRESS CALLE 96 OXÁBER 308 TELEPHONE SUBJ D IVORCED MARIE CHILDREN OF DIVISICN MINISIRY "Œ KS CKE" GUEV AR 4 PORTON OF Pa PER [N USTRY PAPER CT HER   UNSPEcIFIED INUST RY. HAS HAD SOME < RECENTLY REPORTED BEL IEF SOV SUBHAR IME . BASE IN CAME MEXICO PA SSPORT 2 63 SEE CHILDR EN BUT FORMER FREVEN CUBA 2i

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16 Scptenber 1975

MEMORANDUM FOR:

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Letter from Mrs- Lourdes CUESTA, Ex-wlfe of Antonio CUESTA Valle, Fornerly of Interest to JMAVE Station

- 1 Lourdes CUESTA, ex-wife of Antonio ClIGSTA Valle , currently Imprisoned in Cuba, to the Director of on 4 August 1975 \_ Sho requested that the Agency "give her some kInd of verification that her ex-husband was not connected nor the (A had any knowledge that he was preparing the raids mentioned in Attempts No 21 and 22" cited in 31 July Herald newspapor following Senator McGovern 5 recent Visit Fidel
- A carefully vorded reply preparød for signature by an to the DCI ; however, per instruction of the DC/LAD (from the DDO) ft was requested that theletter not be sent, but rather that DCD representative in Miami handle the matter with Mrs; CUESTA personally.

- DCD representative in Miami contacted Mrs . CUESTA   and told her that the Agency Preferred that the matter be handlee with 8 touch rather than by letter Mrs , CUESTA did not accept subsequently phoned the sevoral requesting written Mrs CUESTA that she plans to send copy the reply to CÄSTRO and one to Senator McGovern\_ According to the DCD Mrs . CUESTA {aane naturellzed U.S. citizen of Spanish worka for 8 lewyer unknown) end perhaps is follo"
- On 11 Septomber 1975 the AC/LA/COG phoned the DC/LAD and advisod hin of the che Cunvorsatíon #85 docidod that we vould check out niaritime ín 4n to CUFSTA 8 201 filo, 1f uncovarod 90 evidence thet CUESTA Involvod CIA the cltod draft Jotter of. Rcknowlodgeto Mrs , CUESTA end rosubmlt for approval,

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5 \_ Antonio CUESTA cane thc fron Cuba on 31 1960 refugee \_ According his 201 file , he has had che folloving Government association: Hay

As of . February 1961 he vas cited a aboard the M/v A POA requested on 15 March 1961 for his use in PM Daritine ops 85 a crewman on the vessel TEJANA under Project JMLATE . Due\_ to cessation of JMATE activities processing of the clearance was pended on 1 May i96i until ne; interest was apparen:: JMWAVE Station advised the Army of CIA operational interest in CUESTA on 26 1962JMWAVE advised Headquarters on 5 June 1962 that CUESTA was not then being used and requested the basis Azency interest. There is no indication in pertinent maritine files Or his 201 file that ne was ever used on an opcrational mission by CIA May

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b ISR records show that CUESTA was an Arny source on 22 1962\_ There 1s no indication thet he was however it 1s recorded that he vas reinstated on 1965. He was dropped again on 10 May 1966 \_ There is nb of Army association. The specifics of his) association the Army are unknown to the Agency May

6 Fron the tine he cane to the in 1960 until he arrested bY the Cuban Governnent CUESTA was associated with the MRR, UR, Alpha. 66 and Commando L organizations The hit and run raids mede by these were well-known to rnment .agencies and , in openly in Miami because of the propensity of the Cubans to talk. There were 8 number of discussions at the highest level (Presidont) concerning what should be done about such raids They were not sponsored or connected with the U.S . GovernmentIvo Of these raids are the ones referred to (attempts 21 and 22) the artlcle ettached to Mrs letter. gove

- Mrs . CUBSTA Was born 21 1936. in Madrid, Spain. As of 1963 she to CUESTA\_ haá one snall son, end rep: Antonio 1n Fioride She currently rofers to her ex-husband \_ but Particuiers of separation dlvorce unknown \_ She 1s also known as Mrs Viza CUESTA , Maria Viza Blanço Vincente Following are Itoms of Interest: Mey

Antonlo CUESZA told the FBI that she hlm In Mlaml , 30 March 1963.

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Mlrs \_ CUESTA told the in 1969 she arrived in the U.5 . 9 June 1963 at Florida.

- c ACSI sdvised Station in Movenber 1966 that she had been in ccnact (dace unknovn) Chafik SAKER Zenni fork Cuba The was advised Of chís and activities. [SAKER is known long tire DGI officer PNG d fron the 0.S. in 67/68 for suppor: [o Black Panther and SDS activities. He vas DGI 'Chief cf Center in Mexico City fron70-73 , one of the founding fathers of the DGI and the DGI expert on illegal operätions against the U.S.

- d Mrs . CUESTA legally travelled to Cuba via Mexico in April 1967 for two week Kisit with her In June 1967 the FBI advised that she was recruited by the CUIS while 1n Cuba and to hold this knowledge to a ninimum because Intended to ope:ate her a5 double agentShe the was made on behalf of DSE   and benefit both her and her husband \_ She was told if she successfully reported on anti-Castro activities in Miami, ospecially Commanco L activities= for a period of six months they would release her husband from custody and after three years him to leave Cuba\_ Her contect\_ in the U.S: was to be Chafik 'omero SAKER would Pitch
- Mrs CUESTA travelled to Cuba from Miani via Mexlco City on 9 February 1968 taking nine suitShe called Havana from Mexico City and asked to be net at the airport in Havana by cars because of the excess baggage While in Cuba she saw her husband sevoral tines. She returned to Mexico City on 4 March 1968. egain

8 Thls case was coordinated with the FBI representetive on 12 September who asked that we hold up 8 reto her letter until he could check out the status uf the recognized that Mrs CUESTA could be acting in behalf of :he DGI On the that PBI operaInterest Mrs was terminated circe December 1974 for to coordinate OUI responso Mrs letter with the Bureau , Detalls of tho Mrs , CUESTA The FBI representetlvo

SECRE , advised that CUESTA. had Inquired it vould cost to obtoln docuaents in the FBI files on ber under the FOIA.

- are being [o obtain the nane of attorney for vhod Mrs . CUESTA vorks .

- Attached suggested reply to Ars . CUESTA, based the facts in para 5 8; for approval

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201-281313 (Antonio CUESTA)

201-335014 (SAKER)

201-821216 (Lourdes. CUESTA)

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Lourdes 2155 5cb Street Plorída 33135

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1s reply lotter 0 Augubt 1975 Of our to that your ex-husbands allegod citod No. 21 and 22 1n the enclogc:: your lotter, vere 1p no way sponsored or Agency, Uf Buch we can only 8000 the group8 Of vlthlu tbe Of Bucb

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SUBJECT : Jose Ricardo RABEL Nunez (AMLEO-3) (201-249386)

- Born 7 April 1922 in Havana Cuba , the son of a native-born American citizen, RABEL was brought up in comfortable circunstances He attended high school in Cuba , com pleted the last year in New Orleans , Louisiana, and entered Tulane University in September 1938 . He enlisted in the Army in December 1940 and eventually saw combat in France, Belgium \_ Germany and Austria. After discharge in December .1945 , RABEL returned to Cuba to attend the University of Havana and this began a life of job changes , moving back and forth between the U .S . and Cuba , and , in general, rootless living
- 2 . RABEL s background reads like that of a man with no or loyalties and no particular goalsViewed in retrospect, his career presents a picture of unreliability\_ It is probable that RABEL 5 rootlessness and apparent unreliability applied both to his relations with CASTRO and to those with the Agency It is quite possible, therefore, that he not only served the Agency in a superficial way but that he did thë same for CASTRO at various times when it suited his purposes Without postulating this sort of dual role (one which fits very well with his previous life) it is almost impossible to explain some of the reasonably things he did for the Agency and the quite certain allegations that he was a CASTRO agent . This explanation is not fully satisfactory , but it does explain his career better than the charge good

that he was a CASTRO agent from the beginning. The question that must remain unanswered is whether he betrayed the AMTRUNK OperationHe was not arrested until September 1965 (when AMTRUNK had already run its course) but it appears quite certain that he cooperated with the DSE after his arrest and while he was in prison-

- 3 . RABEL joined in the clandestine activities against BATISTA in March 1952 , first amongst the exiles in the U .S . and then after late 1952 from inside Cuba \_ He joined the Cuban armed forces to further his plotting and was assigned to the Cuban General Staff. He was the Cuban liaison officer with the U .S . Army mission in Cuba from Novenber 1954 until April During his entire period in the Cuban army , RABEL was involved with dissident Army elements; when they attempted a coup in April 1956 , RABEL was arrested. He was released shortly thereafter, worked in the chicken business for a year and then returned to the U . S; and worked with one of his brothers (Luis RABEL Nunez) In October 1957 he returned to' Cuba and became involved with the 26th of July Movenent but had to leave a year later when he was brought to the attention of the BA TISTA forces because of a bomb explosion\_ He smuggled weapons to Camilo Cienfuegos for about a year and then in October 1958 he joined the Cienfuegos group Shortly after the CASTRO victory, CASTRO called upon RABEL to set up a Cuban Marine Corps, a job he held until February 1960 , at which time he was appointed Chief of Viviendas Campesinas \_

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He held this job until he defected to the U .S . in December 1962 . It is worth noting that he rarely pursued one activity in one place for more than a year at a time from 1945 to 1962 \_

- 4 RABEL gave Alfonso RODRIGUEZ the following reasons for his defection:
- Communist pressure; hounding, and the basic enmity of the Communist Party toward him\_ (This appears very reasonable in view of his service in the U.S. Army and training in some aspects of intelligence, such as prisoner interrogationIn addition, his . schooling in the and the reasonable econonic circumstances would not have been recommendations from the Communist point of view.)
- b Strong backing by Fidel which protected him from more serious attacks from the Party \_ (This, too, seems entirely reasonable. His family farm was near the farm Fidel' s father nanaged and RABEL and Fidel had known each other as children. In addition, RABEL '$ long involvement in the anti-BATISTA movement and with Camilo Cienfuegos were probably in his favor in CASTRO ' s view.)
- c An obligation to protect the non-Communists in his department, which prevented his earlier defection, and uncertainty of his reception in the (In view of the number of defections from RABEL department , there were, in fact, people to protect. Since RABEL had served in the U .S . Army , and probably felt the U . S . was his second

coun try , he could well have had questions about his reception after serving in the CASTRO government . )

- d . His resentment against the confining nature of Communist State\_ (Since he never stayed in one place more than a short time in his entire life , to have been restricted to Cuba must have seemed a punishment .)
- 5 . RABEL was used to in in @uly 1963 , and to check out leads for the AMTRUNK Operation One of his leads led to the recruitment of AMTRUNK - 10 Later in early 1964 , RABEL was leader of the Rebel Army Group supported by the American Legion in Miami and was involved in the Army Radio program .

- 6 There is no specific evidence (except the accusations below) that RABEL was involved in a suspicious way with the CASTRO regime during this period, but his desire to exfiltrate his wife and children was a constant source of difficulty between him and the Station. This problem led to his eventual termination in July 1964 and to a great deal of resentment on his part. He conspired cons tantly , from mid-1963 until his capture in Cuba in September 1965 , to get into Cuba to exfiltrate his wife and children
- 7 RABEL was sentenced to 30 years imprisonment but was set free in July or August 1967 \_ which is a strong indication that the charges that he worked for the DSE while in prison were true Moreover , there is some indication that he may have attempted a provocation at Cuban behest immediately after his capture There are two firm accusations that RABEL was

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Cuban agent as early as July 1963 (which would have been when he was screening names for the AMTRUNK Operation) one and the other from Fernando REY reported by As mentioned above , these charges could well be true; yet RABEL could have fulfilled his duties for CASTRO superficially, for his own purposes , and not necessarily have compromised his work with the Agency until he was captured . The difficulties he had in exfiltrating his wife could have been , partially, punishment by CASTRO for not fulfilling his duties as an agent; otherwise, had his work in the U . S . been valuable , CASTRO could have facilitated the exfiltration of RABEL ' s wife 50 that RABEL could continue his wo rk as an agent undisturbed.

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A Bpecial Bystem known BYEMAN Security and Control Syøtem, has been established by the Director of Central Intelligence for the purpoge of providing maximum 'ecurity proteclion to a projects require8 separate, epecial Becurity approval for acce88. In your official capacity in 5. you have been 'BYECOM approval which permite you to perform your official dutie8 regarde BYEMANprojects in general, withoue regard Strice adherence to ehe BYEMAN Control Manual and all in the handling of BYEMAN materials or informalion. You are read and the Secrecy Agreement and Oath. sign

- 1 In connection with my indoctrination into the BYEMÁN Control System , provisione: ing
- Security J BYEMAN Control System , are covered under Title 18, Sections 792, 793, 794 795 and 797\_ Code and Seclion 19 of Public Law 831,
- b. may have or gources of BYEMAN activities to any degree hbave al8o been properly cleared and designated to receive and discu8s BYEMAN information
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- 2 Ido Bolemnly swear or affi rm that [ will nevex reveal either word, conduce, or bY any other meang any classified information  intelligence, or formance of my official duties and in accordance with &he requiremente 8et forth in the BYEMAÑ Control System Manual or gupplemental directive8 by

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## MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

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Robert D Clark Office of General Counsel

SUBJECT:

PDLADLE: : Outside Lawyer to Draw Up

Deed of Trust

- 1 PDLADLE is a high-level defector residing in New York who has had advanced to him a number of large "loans" over the years , in addition to his "salarySome of these monies have gone into the purchase of some real estate in the State of New York The Agency now wants a Deed of Trust executed in favor of one of its nominees on the New York real property -
- 2 Possible lawyers to handle drafting the Deed of Trust are:
- a (atalie Koether) a cleared N.Y. lawyer \_ on whom FR Division has an operational approval \_ have active interest in using her and her husband \_ If Ms \_ is used on the Deed of Trust, FR would lose an asset . Were it not for our rule of no operational use of cleared attorneys , FR apparently (accordingly to Eric Sowers) has no objection to (s \_ Koether } drawing up the Deed of Trust; 0 They
- b another cleared lawyer \_ The clearance on any such lawyer would have to be updated by Security The best candidate Bill Ashbaugh and I were able to locate off the Cleared Attorneys Panel was Kullen , Jr OS #651 162) last cleared 21 March 1975; 061 05
- the case officer for PDLADLE MONCURE , who is apparently a Practicing N.Y: lawyer who at one time worked for the Agency \_ This idea was suggested by Vasia Gmirkin of CI Staff , the client component on the Deed of Trust. The idea would be that since MONCURE already knows that PDLADLE and MONCURE would be used only on this PDLADLÈ job , the security and cover problems normally associated with allowing cleared attorneys to become involved in operations would not be as pronounced as

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Only usual \_ On the other hand , his prior association with the MONCURE to more scrutiny than his present association with PDLADLE already does; and

- d \_ an attorney from OGC . N.Y mortgage law would have to be researched to try to make the Deed of Trust freely assignable from one CIA nominee to another N.Y form books should be easily locatable in the D.C\_ law libraries If the Deed of Trust follows N.Y\_ form would the fact that the OGC lawyer is not licensed in N.Y. in any way throw doubt on the document? When might the name of the lawyer who drafted the document come to light?

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Director of Security

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TYLER, Lyon L

- On 5 January you queried the Undersigned as to his knowledge of Mr. Tyler. For your information I have known Mr\_ Tyler, who is known as for about fifteen years. He is an attorney and 2 former FBI agent, and my association with him stems from the Society of Former Agents of the FBI. Most of the information set forth below was derived from personal contact with over these years. Slug
- Mr. Tyler entered the Bureau in 1939 and remained in the Bureau until 1948. He served as a Special Agent and worked in Bureau Headquarters at the time of his rture: Upon resigning from the Bureau he went to work on Capitol Hill and according to he worked for Lyndon BJohnson, then Senator Johnson. As I recall, he indicated that he was in charge of Senator Johnson' s files and records. He also knows a great number of Congressmen and Senators on the Hill and his present office contains autographed pictures of President Johnson, Vice President Humphrey and many prominent Senators and Representatives. depa Slug
- 3 . Some time later left his employment on the Hill and started into the private practice of law. He at first shared an office with the firm of Welch, Mott and Morgan\_ His contact with this firm came about through his association with Edward P\_ Morgan who is also a former Bureau agent who served during the years 1940-1947. Apparently, Mr\_ Tyler felt that he could not work with Morgan and subsequently he started his law practice in the Investment Building. The name of the firm is Tyler and Stetter. This is a loose arrangement since Stetter, also a former Bureau agent, is mixed up in real estate and investigative activities as well as law practice. Slug

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- 4. One source of Tyler's income has been the Agency. He has been utilized by Central Cover Staff, the Office of Security and the Office of General Counsel to my knowledge. I do not think he has been heavily involved in operations, but rather has furnished backstopping and safehouse support. On at least one occasion I raised the question as to whether we were not using Tyler too much. In view of your interest I have asked for a summary of our association with Tyler.

- 5. Tyler has been married twice and his current spouse is named Peggy . At one time she was personal secretary to the Secretary of Commerce and has always held a position of executive secretary to highly placed people in government. himself is very affable and is extremely well knownHe has been active in the Ex-Agents Society and may have had some minor involvements in politics. Slug
- 6 Edward Morgan, who is mentioned above, is a well known attorney dealing primarily with cases coming before the FCC. He is reportedly very wealthy and Tyler told me at one time that Morgan obtained his funds through Oklahoma oil men, It seems that he represented a number of southwest oil men in obtaining a franchise for TV stations in that area\_ He was given part of his fee in oil leases which proved to be of great value. On one occasion in about 1954 I talked with Ed Morgan regarding the possibility of a national ex-FBI agents convention in Washington, D C. At that time Morgan indicated that he would be willing to up $250, 000 to back a convention in Washington. He made this offer to indicate that he was certain such a convention would be a success and no financial loss would occur from such a convention. put
- 7 \_ In about 1951 Ed Morgan left his law practice to take over as Chief of Enforcement of the Office of Price Stabilization. At that time he hired a number of former FBI agents and reportedly was accused of proselyting agents from the Bureau. It is common gossip among ex-agents that the Director of the FBI wa s extremely miffed at Morgan' s action and would have nothing to do with him. There also talk among ex-agents that the FBI had thwarted his attempts to become president of the national ex-agents organization. (He ran for the presidency and was defeated in 1957.)
- The above is set forth for your information\_

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SUBJECT: Agee Effort Against Cuban Operations@t the Mexico City Station \_

- 1. Elsie L FRADYER; Chief of the Cuban Section, tried to Agee to discuss the development of concacts with access to the Cuban target in the Oympics. In these discussions it may trying to invited to Cuba 08 (LIARM-lis no longer a contact @f the' Jeven though he is still with [he rifle team. )l get about get
- 2. SCALETTI recalls the Cuban Section feeling very frustrated that against the Cuban teams: She recalls no memoranda prepared by Agee for the Section; no leads given the Section, and he came to discuss the olympics wvith c/Cuba not more than half a dozen times.

- 3 As SCALETTI recalls, it is unlikely that Agee knew any thing abour the operations being run against the Cuban that which he might have picked up at Headquarters or known about Ghe in general such as audio, surveillance, surveillance, etc. #han photo
- 4. SCALETTI had Agee over to her home once for dinner; there were no other guests. Agee had SCALETTI, her husband, 0b (on TDY) to his apartment once for dinner. The conversation was light. The only significant thing about Agee's plans which arose was his discussion about buying used drycleaning equipment in the United States, bringing it to Mexico and setting up a drycleaning plant. This was brought up a8 something for the future and just an idea Phil was toying with
- 5. SCALETTI ran into Agee by chance on the side street by the Embassy one day after the arrival A. PROBERT. Agee said he understood PROBERI had arrived@s %hn and he would like to sav hello I suggested I immediately informed PROBERT of mv chance encounter with Agee, and informed PROBERT that Agee had resigned under somewhat of a cloud and suggested he briefed knse#f on Agee's assignment in Mexico. get

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- 1 In res ponso to your requcst, SubJect's rcvlcwcd and Statlon JAMWAVE Pas to supplcmcnt thé Informatlon Ilcadqunrtcr''s flles any Infornatlon would be Of va luc Judg lng thc cffect on thc o[ SubJects' bcIng Invostlkatod by Garrlson and /or
- 2 Our revlcw that Subjcct was rccrultcd by the Agency 1n Octohcr 1962 not 1960 ns was rcportcd an carllcr mcmornndum wns givcn llmltcd trn for usc a5 an urca Kuldc on an 1n partlclpated durlng thc latter part of Jlay SubJect cxfiltrnted olle wecx after bcing Inffltratcd was subsequently termlnated
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| NAME (LAST KNOWN ADDRESS)   | NAME (LAST KNOWN ADDRESS)                                    | FILE NUMBER   | ASSIGNED TO TOKYO STATION                                                           | POSITION                                     | SECURITY POSTURE                                                                                |
|-----------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------|---------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|                             | George Andrew Breen (Currently Tokyo)                        | 29 835        | July 1953-Sept 1955 (Yokosuka) 1961-Ang 1964 (Reassigned Tokyo 1977) Max            | Intelligence Asst. Mail and file supervisor  | CIA Von A to Z ; association with James Wilcott and Ray Robinson -                                                                                |
| 2 .                         | Eleanor Elizabeth Breen nee: Kasony (Currently Tokyo)        | 28 817        | April 1954-Sept 1955- (Yakosuka) 1961-Aug 1964_ Reassigned Tokyo since May 1977 Aug | Clerk Steno/ Secre- tary Steno               | Parents born in Czechoslovakia.                                                                                |
| 3                           | William Vincent Broe (4317 Saul Road , Kensington, Maryland) | 35 706        | May 1961-Jun 1965                                                                   | Chief of Station                             | Who' s Who in CIA, CIA Von A Z ; known to Eugene Weaver captured by Viet Cong; possibly identified to Chicoms via Downey capture Known to Japanese_ press as CIA                                                                                |
| 4                           | James E Delaney (Currently DCOS /BKK)                        | 56 587        | 1959-July July 1965 1968- Jun 1971 (Kobe - Aug -                                    | Officer                                      | Known to Weaver captured by Communists.                                                                                |
| 5 _                         | Jerone Fox (5019 Cockney Court, Annandale Va                 | 102 815       | Sept- 1959-Sept _ 1962                                                              | Identification Officer (Factory Markings DDI | be known to Japanese as CIA; loyalty stepmother and stepbrother questioned_ May                                                                                |
|                             | Robert Seido Hashima (Last address: Tokyo-1958)              | 83 083        | 1953-1954                                                                           | [Contract Employee                           | Former Department of Army employee_ in Japan picked up as contract employee - Poly revealed unresolved issues regarding Communist contacts and/or associations                                                                                |
|                             | Chester Hiroshi (9327 Boothe St; Alexandria 'Va              | 62 407        | Nov 1957-Apr. 76 May                                                                | 1952-Jul.l9sloperations Officer              | Has been questionable tegarding foreiga con- tacts, Japanese Intelligence Services Black Market 'activity, mis-use of Ops funds , disobedience of Ops instructions_ Known by Japanese Intelligence as CIA One week suspension in 1957 for mishandling Agency responsibilities_ |
| NAME /) LAST KNOWN ADDRESS )                                      | FILE NUMBER   | ASSIGNED TO TOKYO STATION       | POSITION                                                 | SECURITY POSTURE                                                                                |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------|---------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| 8 Elwood Dianond Martin (Rt- 2 , Box 100  Falston, Maryland)      | 34 209        | 1960-Aug .1962 Operations July  |                                                          | No Pertinent Information_                                                                                |
| Robert Tsutomu Ojiri (Currently Tokyo)                            | 94 192        | 1953-Present                    | Stock Control Clerk Property Assistant Logistics Officer | Wife is Japanese national--Many Japanese relatives File clear_                                                                                |
| 10 _ Frederick C_ Randall (1823 Deer Drive, McLean , Va . )       | 55 667        | Sept. 1961-Jul.65 bperations    | Officer                                                  | No Pertinent Information_                                                                                |
| Jack Tracy Randall (3508 Frederick Place Kensington Maryland      | 48 937        | July 1963-Oct. 67               | FFinance Officer                                         | CIA Von A to Z ; no noteworthy or derogatory information_                                                                                |
| 12_ Kan Tagami (Currenlty C/PMLD/Tokyo)                           | 137 587       | 1958-Aug_ 1965 Jun 1974-Present | Jperations Officer                                       | Known to Weaver , captured by Communists; daughter arrested in June 1969 in Honolulu for "Resistance Activities" (Member of SDS) ; exposed as CIA by Japanese Communist Party April 1976_ |
| 13 . Doris Watanabe Station) Tokyo                                | 114 464       | April 1954-Jul_ 62              | IFiscal Accountant                                       | No Pertinent Information                                                                                |
| Larry Watanabe (Currenlty                                         | 83 683        | 1954-1962; Jun . 76 to Present  | Translator/                                              | No Pertinent Information_                                                                                |
| Janes Savvie Woods (304 Meadow Hall Drive , Rockville Maryland)   | 61 415        | 1954,1955 Mar 1961-Sept.66      | JIntelligence Analyst                                    | Known to Weaver, captured by Communists.                                                                                |
| 16 _ Louise Anne Woods (304 Meadow Hall Drive Rockville Maryland) | 102 307       | Mar_ 1961-Sept. 66              | Clerk/Clerk Typis                                        | No Pertinent Information_                                                                                |
| NAME (LAST KNOWN ADDRESS)                                              | FILE NUMBER   | ASSIGNED TOKYO STATION            | POSITION                | SECURITY POSTURE                                                        |
|------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------|-----------------------------------|-------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| 17 _ Robert P Wheeler (6600 Millwood Road Bethesda Maryland            | 60 164        | 1946-1956; Jun . 59 to 1964 Aug . | Liaison Officer/        | No Pertinent Information_ (Former GS-18 last assignment, CH/ NOC/DDO  ) |
| Shizuo Yamada (1131 University Boulevard West Silver Spring, Maryiand) | 31 642        | 1953-1959; 1962 - 1964            | Translator/ Ops Officer | No Pertinent Information                                                |


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## 8 October 1976

MEMORANDUM FOR:

Chief Security Analysis Group

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Michael E . Schneeberger

SUBJECT

Philip B . F . AGEE Exposure of CIA

Personnel

Reference made to the attached RYBAT cable from London (IN 058476) dated 4 October 1976 which indicated according to a very sensitive source that one Ron  CASPÉR (ph) of The Washington Post recently was contact with AGEE . During that contact CASPER asked AGEE questions regarding the Kennedy assassination with specific interest relating to the involve ment of OSWALD and Cubans \_ CASPER also queried AGEE regarding personalities assigned to the Mexico City Station in 1963 , and AGEE provided CASPER with details regarding the Station 5 surveillance capabilities and the functions of specific individuals of interest to CASPER

- 2 \_ Regarding the individuals of interest to CASPER the following is a brief summary of pertinent informatîon to those individuals identified by AGEE to CASPER:

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BUSTOS , Charlotte

BUSTOS-VIDELA , Charlotte B SF#56 840; be Chief of Station at since June 1974 , integrated State cover\_ Well known to AGEE through assignment to Mexico City , July 1967-August 1972 \_

FREDERICK , William

FREDERICK , William Fulton SF#60 785 former GS-12 Division Óps Officer who was dismissed due to improper handling of Agency funds in September 1966; may have

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STEWART Jack NMN SF#32 953; Division Case Officer who retired 30 January 1970Assigned to Mexico\_ 1960-1965 . Exposed in Who' s Who in CIA and CIA von A-Z\_

Former Chief of Station at Mexico City Station 1959-1969; retired 1969, died circa 1973 \_ Exposed in Who ' s Who in CIA, CIA Von A-2 and mentioned numerous times in AGEE 5 book . July

WHITE , Alan SF#28 700; former DDO/OPS/ ITG employee who retired 31 1975 ; assigned to Mexico 1963-1967 as Deputy Chief of Station; exposed in CIA Von A-Z and Who 's in 'CIAT July City Who

03 WATSON Daniel Stanley SF#57 626; former Chief/Training Resources Group / DTS who retired 30 June 1973; was assigned to Mexico 1965-69 Former security interest due to friendship with Boors) CIA Von A-Z-

DILLON Paul SF#43 334 currently a Case Officer at Delhi] assigned to Mexico City as Chief of Soviet Ops 1965 -1969\_ Exposed in CIA Von A-Z, listed in AGEE book identified in October 1974 Connecticut Post and known to Communist Party , 1976 \_ an] May

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HAUSMANN\_ Cynthia SF#61 423; currently assigned to CI Staffl RGA; assigned to Mexico City, 1965-67 \_ Exposed in CIA Von A-Z, October 1974 Bridgeport, Connecticut Post, and listed in AGEE book \_ Joy ,

STEELE , Robert Hampton , SF#230 069 former SB Case Officer who resigned July 1968 to run for U.S . Congress from Connecticut (successful) ; was assigned to Mexico City, 1966-68 . Listed in AGEE book and October 1974 Bridgeport= Connecticut, Post; numerous publicity since election to Congress -

03 RAMIREZ Benjamin Adrian SF#188 141; former WH Case Officer who resigned February 1969 was assigned to Mexico City, Exposed in CIA A-Z and listed in AGEF Von

03 RAMIREZ Ezekiel Stanley SF#100 937; Former ÓTR instructor retired June 1972\_ Listed numerous times in AGEE book-

93 HUGHES Frank Wallace, SF#57 626 ; former CI Staff Branch Chief who retired in June Exposed in Quicksilver August-September articIe\_ Times,

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- 3 . Office of Security indices reflected no traces in the name of. Ron CASPER Ihe Washington Post correspondent who Ivas in contact with However it is believed that CASPER max be identifiable with Ronald KESSLER who was mentioned in the Press Credibility security file 955) as a Washington Post journalist who won the George Polk Memorial Aware 1n February 1973 .

- 4 The foregoing is provided for your information No further action appears necessary at this time except for dissemination of this memorandum to interested Agency officials.

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- 1 Attached 1s a concerning Tadeusz SZULC which traces on SZULC \_
- 2 Statlon has the following informaton regard1ng Ignacy SACHS , who 1s mentloned 1n the attachmnent

#BBICUSPID from APBICUSPID-5, 4 May (ultlmate source: In Brazll) 1961

Ignacy SACHS , upon h1s return from Indie, wíll not work 1n the Pollsh of Forelgn Affalrs, but w1ll be reasslgned to the Latin American section of the Pollsh Minlstry of Foreign Irade He recently wrote report on Latin America based upon materiel contalned in the South and Central Amerícan press He reportedly had a falllng with h1s superlors 1n the Forelgn Mlnlstry, hence the transfer out

AABICUSPID from @BICUSPID-5, 30 1961 (ultlnate source: Pollsh diplomat) May

Ignacy SACHS after a perlod of dlsgrace, has a new Job, economic assistant for underdeveloped countrles in Department III of the Minlstry of Foreign Irade \_

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The Station copies of thie original . reports on SZULC have been destroyed. I attach, however a memorandun congisting of the the same source Polish\_erígre who knew SZULC perbonally and also had, informante in the Polish EmbasBy\_ ie little doubt that SZULC. was pro-communist at the time and that he co-operated with Ignacy SACHS, 8 cousin who was employed the Polish Embassy \_ and provlded him vith It would however be unwiae. to junp to the conclusion 6f espionage since SZULCø does Beem to have made any 8 ecret Of the relationshlp.

no an intelligence officer but he Beemg to have been an active propagandistHe returned to Poland in 1954. A report from the sane source , dated June 1956, stated that he then occupied the Brazilian desk at the Polish InBtitute for

2; All information is from 3 . by the Pre8s Section'of "information" that' this collaboration took the not I can fin evidence that Ignacy SACHS International Affairs.

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Used to' work for the "Brazil Herald" and now for FRANCE with the Polish Legation whom he supplies with Information on Brazil One of the party who' accompanied Raul FERNANDEZ on his mission to Montevideo; He ïs the 8on of Seweryn SZULC .

Re Bubject' to fin employment sub-source: circles, HORAN tried to help due to a letter of Harold HORAN of introduction from SZULC'8 uncle Mohn WILEY , Anerican New Yoxk: Ambassador in Lisbon, but debisted on finding that SZULC had been connected with the Rio de Janeiro "Diretrizes" Mr. him, subject'8 efforts to find a Job in the United States\_ He is to work on the Palestine Commisbion Of the from middle of February.

Subject still in New on U.S. political effairs end personalities to the Polish Janoiro\_ Irying to 8 job with Pre8s through the get

Subject at preBent in New York , married to an Americen girl, and working in Onc Of the Anerican Agencieg, Since arrival of new Legation (Wersaw) be was in touch with the Minister the Secretary the ex -Press Attache the late Wikinski that to be useful he cannot have a job' with the Press Dept. of or the Polish Prees Bureau in New York. Using his "Uncle" introduction letters (the Ambassador John married to Polish born Irene BARUCH , who is the sister of 1 he obtained job with Americans on orders from the Poles Subject ie helped financially by the Polish Legation in Rio de Janeiro. Thanks to introduction letters from the WILEYs\_ SZULC penetrated several in New York\_ He to Rio de Janeiro and working with people in end Wiley

Nephew of newly appointed U.S. Ambassador in PANAMA , he is now trying to job 1n Panamna 88 Amerioan 'correøpondent\_ He has a job with U.P. in New York, In Rio de Janeiro in 1947/48 was fellow traveller and informei of communist nucleus on the staff of the communist newspaper "Diretrizes" on the get

Viaitød Rio de Janeiro from 1l,6.51 to 27.6.51 when he returned to New York. he in touch with whom he brought information from the USA , are relatives and boyhoo friends and subject writes personal letters to SACHS containing matters of interest to the Polish Legation. Subject al has useful contacts in New  York in political anl artistic circles. obtained through Aunt Is believed to be trying to obtain Anerican citizenship through having married an American woman, 80

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- on the U,S, Ambassedor to Panamna John WILEY, continue to be forwarded by the. Poligh Legation in Rio de Janeiro to Wergaw vie subject.

Source met Subject volunteered that he obtained much information on the differences of polioy between the British and American Governments on the Persian problem through his aunt the wife of John WILEY and that be kept tbe Shah of Pereia,


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1 Ie have been advised by that' chere are plans for a National Anti-War Conference to be held in Sydney , Australia 17-21 February 1971 and a Third Mational to be held on 30 April 1971 In August 1970 one Archur John LLOYD/(not furcher identified) circulated a proposed listing of foreign invitees to the Anti-War Conference Following is a listing under sub-paragraph A of those invited; uder sub-paragraph B of those who have already refused; and under sub-paragraph c those who have: accepted:

## A Invited:

(1) Rev\_ Ralph ABERNATHY President of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (see your menorandun froa Atlanta Georgia dated 4 Movenber 1970; enticled Ralpb D ABERMATHY Racial Hatter)

(2) Father Eugene BOYLE Sacred Heart Church, San Francisco California {see your Boston ; Hassachusetts dated 6 August 1969 , entitled Black Panther

(3) Professor Massachsetts Institute of Technology (see our to you dated 18 May 1970; Subjecc: Travel of U .S . Nationals to Vietnan) ;

(4) Hillian Sloan COFFIN Chaplain Yale University;

(5) Rev Earle Cleveland (not further identified);

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(s) Ossie EDlARDS ,Federation of Social Service Enployecs (not further identified);

- (9) Betty FRIEDAN National Union of Women ;
- (1C) A . GI#SBURG (not further identified) ;

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(11) Fred HALSTEAD ,,Socialist Horkers Party File No. 100-371709) ;

(12) Dzvid HILLIARD\_ Black Panther Party Chief of Scaff Berkeley California (see your nenorandun fron San Francisco California dated 24 August 1970 entitled David HILLIARD Racial Matter Threat Against thè President) ;

(13) Philip J HIRSCHKOP Attorney (see your washington D.C: 22 April 1970 entitled Denonstration by the Jews for Urban Justice Mashington, D.€.\_ Äpril 25-26 1970 Internal Security R) ;

(14) Coretta KING (see Bureau File 109-12-24) ;

(15) Prof\_ E LURIÀ\_ Míassachusetts Institute cf Techcology (not furthcr identified)

(16) author' (see your menorandun York Àew York dated 10 April 1970 , entitled Cuban }ission to the Urited Mations)

100-443769) ;

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- (18) Fr\_ Don XOLAN Detroit (not further
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- (20) Gus SCHOLLE '(not further identified) ;
- (21) Dr Benjamin SPOCK {(Bureau File No \_
- (22) Prof . G . HALD further identified);

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100-435008) ;

- (1) Michael JYERSON (see Bureau File

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Asian Scholars (see our nenorandum B-2226 , 17 Novenber 1970Subject Cynthia Kay FREDERICK) ;

(3) Éavid GUREWITZ Secrëtary , Studept Mobilization Conmittee, Chicago\_

- 2 In October 1970 , the following persons Here  also invited:
- A Senator J FULBRIGKT;
- B \_ Senator G . MCGOVERN
- D Barbara JACKSON? (not further identified);
- E\_ Don Helda CAMARA '(not further identified) ;
- F Carol Exeuctive Secretary of the Students Hobilizacion Connittee to End the Nar in Vietnam
- 3 \_ The following persons have accepted invitations to participate in the Conference as speakers:
- A "lichael UHL = former has served in Vietnan (see Bureau File 100-171248)
- B Peter NILEY Staff Meaber of LEVIATHAN nagazine (see Bureau Filc No: 106-441164)

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## 8 99 Sorte Pantere for en sosial revolusjon

Fi Fil bevise at det ` sosia Jistiske sanfunn er bedre enn det kapitalistiske:vi vil innføre dette i CSA 0g vi vil samarbeide med revolnsjonære alle land; 5a lederen for det anerikanske i morges kom til Osl;: Seale er pà Skandinavia Ior à fortelle mcllom rasenc Som ar rangør for bcsøket 1 Norgë-stär den porske lack Panther?? komité . og Rod Front\_

Intet har bedret: forhöldene {or det sorte Amerika under . tidigere presidenv Jobnson; 0g president -: Nixons forsleg om àinnfore Seale, som understreket at;de sorte panteres sitt eget; ad skilte sanfun Rasene bar Jeret adskilt 280 0g pu\_ er det : pa tide Bobby Seale: Haps ut overveiet 0g polert borrsett fra (pigs): var idagl

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Seale, ved ankomsten (Roto med for tanken om alt;annet had" de- sviktet. er statsminister vàr #skyggeregje men- har : kommet : med keite uttalelser agresslvítet og 'separatsme godta,' Norge med Mao-profii: '0g en . beklagelse over: atIkke fjernsynets kameramenn var møtt. frem

CS4 er en colitistat: fortsatte Sea!e sorie sarmá ul .seirforsvar: {ord han mener at det sanfuna innsett Men effektivt arbeiderde organisa-

Fbrste gang Panthers cartiet gjorde var da Bobby Seale annen P Newton; iober  196ô organiserte væpnede: pairuljer: som skulle en politlmann. 0g et av; partiets màl fà ham frigitt er à organisere: `felles faitige for det Pà organisere sosiaustiske semfurn for ce som Fære care for zeg-e ale Dessuten soxer partiet 0 amarbeice med bra Seale kazer ser-er samfurret

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we will show #hat Socialist societ is better than Capitalist society; introduce it in the United States and we will cooperate with revolutionaries in all countries, said the leader of American "Black Panthøru Party when he cane to Oslo this norning. is on a visit to Scandanavia to expre8s his views tne struggle betueen the races in the United States \_ he "Black Pantherh Comnittee and Red Front arranged the visit.

No thing cas improved conditions for Black America under forner President Johnson President Nixon' s proposal to introduce "Black in the ghettoes will only increase feelings of raciel bate, asserted that the "Black Panthers" ar: seeking theiz separate society. Ine races have lived seraratelj fcr 200 years and nov it is tine 80 forward \_ said tne very eloquent manner of expression judicious and pclished, asiâe from repeated references to the "Police Fcrce" in the 35 , Khich he calls pigs" and

Ize "Biack Pantcer" Party becene known for tne first tine of the Party leaders\_ EUEY orzacized arced patrols in Cctober 1966, which were to watch police is now in prison for shooting a police522 anc one of the Partj's goals is his release.

1s 2 police state, continued and he mainteins that bleck society learn itself. He does not believe in rany so-called hot becausa he believes that black society 52s realized of spontaneous riots. However, he assertad are respected .

One of the Ferty's first efforts was the organization of break 228+s for pooz children, nost negroes, Ibe Party nezt hopes to orgeaize 2 Socialist municipality for those who must be interested\_ not only but for all oppressed ninoritieg\_ In edaition, the Party is seeking to cooperate with wbat SEAEE calls elezents in society.

do nct 2pprcve term nilitant. He assert the need of self turned oat to be urgent. Even Martin Luther King averse tne everything else had failed is ?rige Minister in O;r shadow Governnent" but he makes steterents abcult assressiveness and separatisn wbici can not conpletely approve, said 30B3Y who cane to Worway with a Mao badge in his cap coupleint trat television caneranen appeared to cover tke events.


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