{"id": "doc_21c0d725_0fa9_40ef_a217_c062909cc236", "filename": "104-10110-10340.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10110-10340.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[704-10710-10340}\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_8c4732b4_28af_4ee8_8be0_e10b6f19ee3a", "filename": "104-10105-10126.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10105-10126.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10105-10126\n\n\n\n3 June 1976\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nChief External Activities Branch Office of Security\n\nFROM\n\nJohn H . Stein Deputy Chief Soviet/East European\n\nDivision\n\nSUBJECT\n\nManuscript by David Phillips.\n\n\n- 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at windmills it is the undersigned' s view and that of innumerable colleagues that Mr \\_ Phillips book should not be published In the first instance\\_ those portions we have read are superficial and give the reader the impression that the profession Mr practiced s0 well is one of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\n- 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:\n- 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-\n- 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\n\nE2 IMPDET CL BY 018307\n\n\n\n2\n\n\n\nuse 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\\_\n\n- 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 \\_\n- 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\n- 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\n\n3\n\nknow I Own the Chow To avoid damaging further what cover I have left , I would appreciate Mr Phillips simply citing \"dog\" or calling it a \"poodle.\n\n\n\n\n", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_05bd0219_9f3b_40da_8b7b_666300a273af", "filename": "104-10128-10300.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10128-10300.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "FOR\n\nPROM: Kamer\n\n03 7188o76\n\n- 1, On thlu date SubJect' Vab HoCORD Of connactlon vth of CI oparatlon the to the attontlon of\n- NcCORD orprossed the oplnlon that 1t 10 Dot Doceabary #be PBI of the operatlon at be uishes to revlav the 1n a month, Ibe file of the supervlalng the ull be pondod for the atf\u00f8ntlon of Mr\\_ HoCORD Harch 1981. Atlee\n\n\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_271d01a2_5467_4f34_9b0a_6f3c93a5f23d", "filename": "104-10121-10133.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10121-10133.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "SUBJECT\n\n2 6\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n20 June 1974\n\nOTS/AB/DOCS\n\nRequest for Speclal Representative ID tard and Supporting Pocket Litter\n\n1. Simon S. MARTINEZ is He requires the Speclal Represcntative ID Card and supporting pocket litter in this allas a Cuban diplonat recrultient Subject ca not use h\u00eds other since one 1s a regLstered 1s used in canjunctian with his Jlexica another was extensively used passport and the th\u00edrd Attached \u00eds ID photozr\u00e6ph to be used 0 the Spec\u00edal Represen: Request expedite handling for {his 1s hand carried being\n\n- 2.\n\n\nJs/ David A. Philllps\n\nP1illips\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\nAttachent: Identity\n\n\n\nc:\n\n\n\n1974\n\nJUN", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_1b48bd7e_3309_497e_babd_bfae0edd3eb8", "filename": "104-10077-10067.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10077-10067.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "6\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n549\n\n\"R\n\nINR\n\n\n#AYE\n\nREF :\n\nCBIC\n\nA\n\n8\n\nOFGI-4735\n\nBackground Use Only\n\n04\n\n4 EXPIRED 28 OCI:63 .\n\n\nAS\u00c0P\n\nEnd\n\nAprf] 63\n\n\n\n21\n\n63)\n\nSECALI", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_858cb2eb_3629_4ca1_8451_bcbab4c25a55", "filename": "104-10130-10339.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10130-10339.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nRF\n\n\n\nUse Only Do Nof Background Reproduce\n\n13 February 1962\n\nMenorandum for the File\n\nTARASOFF Boris\n\n03\n\nAbout two weeks ago Sounitza}] 0/c extension 3026,. called and said that needed an interpreter for a Soviet Delegation for one afternoon and Subject selected. said that M\u00edr Kuhn had given his approval recently on the Subj\u00ebct. they a new exchange program is now under negotiation\\_\n\n99 Subject will be under [State Department Jcover [s a contractor for the language school.\n\n\nsecurity objection was interposed to Subject 5 use,\n\n\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_58ff0a35_744f_442a_ab9f_8270740702dc", "filename": "104-10057-10117.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10057-10117.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "DIRECTOR\n\nREF :\n\nOTTAVA\n\n15664\n\nA\n\nMR.\n\n\nERARD\n\nR\n\nWRITER\n\nMAR 72 2665\n\nPRESS\n\nAnanz\n\n\n#ci\n\nR\n\nG;\n\n\n\n1\n\n1", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_550104f7_6145_45af_8a6e_1e2aa8b7ff4e", "filename": "104-10114-10042.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10114-10042.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "(6-15 24\n\n- 2\n\n\n\n15 ocT 1954", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_c08b6e03_8c06_457b_9c1b_a1ddbcfbf619", "filename": "104-10111-10104.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10111-10104.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "Lcaicot, Ri cherz 0 3 Arnebon , auzuetine c)o3 Bekr , Johr; 5 ralaze, :e: ien Eiackburr Bruze B Loswsll , Clarence Brcaell, 03 Joe E.(Lt.Col) D:iEccll, (Dr.) (I @ull, Kenzeth D. Jonnson, %illian Jones = George Oordon L. Karameesines , (col) King; C 03\n\n22 5/ 6/ 2 6/5/ 6/2/4: 8/31/29 5/-2/52 2 6/7/51 12 3/ 2 11/1/52 2/2s 7 9/27/1 7/1/52 2/25/52 5/19/9 8/27/52 4/19/2 9\n\nRedj\n\nBeorse &.\n\n\nRichardson,\n\nJoseph\n\n03\n\nJohn Hemnond\n\nL<\n\nP,\n\nSov\u00ec\u00e6c, Millien F,\n\nIillier\n\nArchibald\n\n6\n\nGordon %\n\nStenart,\n\nPreston\n\nStein, Sidney\n\nTcrer\n\nFred L. (Col)\n\nRETURN TO CIA Not Reproduce Do\n\nReiay ,\n\n3\n\n'21/ 22 . 10 1/22 2/315 2//:", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_2dfb8d62_3ec9_4bae_84ea_fe7c5a342995", "filename": "104-10064-10006.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10064-10006.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_7760e0d3_2560_4457_8b33_09aaf3cc4d20", "filename": "104-10142-10317.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10142-10317.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "INTEYNAL USE ONLY\n\nJOURNAL\n\nOFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL\n\n\n\nThursday 10 November 1977\n\n- 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.\n\n- (Unclassified MLG) LIAISON Per her request I forwarded to Karen, copy of the preas release that went out regarding the CIA tours,\n- 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. \"\n- 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.\n\n- 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\n- 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 r\u00f2om 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.\n\n\n'INTERNAL USE ONLY\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_fe8a4919_e597_4694_918b_c883d878744f", "filename": "104-10105-10293.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10105-10293.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nOGC 74-1755\n\n30 September 1974\n\n\n## MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD\n\nSUBJECT: Meeting with E. Howard Hunt Re His Memoirs, \"Undercover\"\n\n- 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\n- 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 (o\u00ednt) CIA-Urug\u00f9ayan 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,\n\nE-2 IMPDET CL BY 058473\n\n- 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\n- 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\n- 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\n\n2\n\nmanuscript 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.\n\n\n\n\n\n## Attachments\n\ncc: Acting DDO SAB DDO DC/CI Staff OlSecurity Asst. to DCI Walter Pforzheimer ciccs\n\nOGC:JDM:sin\n\nOriginal\n\nOGC Subj: PUBLICATIONS\n\n1 Chrono", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_fbcad048_4493_4dd2_8ff0_0f773eae3ae8", "filename": "104-10110-10292.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10110-10292.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nIINISTRATIVE INTERNAL USE ONL\n\n\n| INTERVIEW REPORT | INTERVIEW REPORT |\n|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| NAME BUSTOS-VIDELA = Charlotte | No |\n| FoR Retirenent:CIA | 30 Dec 1977 ADDRESS |\n| PERMANENT ADDRESS PO Box 3030 CHunc#.VA.220.43 Title, GRADE And | Phm 291- 2 2 8 8 |\n| LA GS-14 etails Of | Background Use Only |\n| PASSES ; KEYS | |\n| CLEARANCES Comm 0 5( | |\n| | 99 |\n| | Cme n\u00edS+azz |\n| ALL Phases To PLETELY D ISCUSSED _ 2 . 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Mr, Sheridan a8 Chlaf, Technical Dlvialon dur{pg June 1965,\n\n\n\n{\n\n- Mr. After Mr. O'Connell hae had a brief period o{ orfentadon plan to recommend that he be promoted to GS-16.\n\n\nHoward J. Ogboxn\n\nDate\n\n\n\nL K.\n\n\nDeputy Dlrector {or Support\n\n\n## Dlstribution:\n\nOviginal Return to OS\n\n2\n\n\n\nPersBr. 19 Feb 65)\n\n", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_7e57f738_5cc9_407e_8ca6_259f30c20f12", "filename": "104-10111-10045.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10111-10045.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "ISESBERG\n\nBOSTON\n\nMOORE\n\nMOR\n\nFAMILIARIZATION\n\nROSTER\n\n(F\u00f6s\n\nStaff\n\nGrade\n\n@815\n\nGS7\n\nG8412\n\nG27\n\n6S513\n\nGSE12\n\nGS-8\n\nCapt\n\nROGER8\n\nB\n\n\n# for overseas overseas\n\nAg@\n\n26\n\n41\n\n41\n\n33\n\n28\n\n28\n\n28\n\n24\n\n28\n\n23\n\n82\n\n31\n\n43\n\n38\n\n29\n\n26\n\n26\n\n35\n\n26\n\n44\n\n25\n\n27\n\n31\n\n25\n\n32\n\n35\n\n37\n\n29\n\n30\n\nS-E-C-R-E-T\n\nAs\n\nR\n\nCOURSE #24\n\nJOTB\n\nStaff\n\n\u00d6TROIP\n\nOTR\n\nJOIP\n\nJOTP\n\nIO/BB\n\nJOTP\n\nQIR\n\nDDP", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_3f9ae705_eac4_4b8f_910f_275b43ba2306", "filename": "104-10095-10276.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10095-10276.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## MSMORAMDUM FOR:\n\nSUBJECI\n\nAudio Qpezation\n\n1 In May 1959, Buildirg which is occupied ments. Bonsal and Miss Carolyn O. Stacey In Novenbez 1959, recorder 1959\n\n2, By June: 1960, case weat to He mazaged to leas2 22 NCNA officeand arrazged \u00edor 3\n\nIn August 1950, in Havaza 02 separate SR Division operation agreed to irstall the A secord FE Division case officer, Robert Meet, and he, together With the techniciars, installed & pr\u00f6be microphone and tape 2partmeat, in the wall and plastered over .\n\n\nS-E-C-R-E-T\n\nprecaution t0 provide a Bafe 4, As additional security Chief of Station, key\\_ baven, and after consultation with the Act:ng Mrs. Marjorie to an o\u00f2tained. Mrs. Lannox was aeeded foz photographic apartment\n\n5; The Station wr\u00e4s irdefinitely the lease to holding the leases; It was; contracts 'aid recalling in order to permit\\_continued man Christ (alias Carswell) ; Denbrunt) documented Taransky) and Thoratoa J. Chinese Natioralist aborted Chinese Cormunits. ment over the NCNA office.\n\n\n6 other on scheduled apzoiatment Laanox was ertered into and September, At Neet, the the Cuban authorities and detained: 'picked up bY get\n\n7 and is still in Havana, Neet euthorities. His wife bag been released suosequently returced: debriefed: Mrs. Vashington where she subaequertly isbeing debriefed, Lenaox jciatly interzogated Chzist was\n\nto have been Ialtreated.\n\n\n- 8 Acsording to articles in the Cuoan papers the three. techniciaas Tbe pre8s article adds that the key to Mrs. whic\u00e0 it belonged. they vere caugh\u00c9. (Wbile be= interrogated with \\_Neet, Christ held,) Tte:sub-lease for the ing being why: stay-\n- 9 Subsequeat poiat; Ar altern?t by Coasul Hugh Kessler to contact the three naen at 1730.hours Septemer wvas unsuccessful. He se2 thez but was told were in custody. they\n- 10, Naw York aad the thira; a5 enteriag or ali2s Iso\u00edar ei\u00edorts are made to provide 2 1 view\n\n- Or other inquirer3. #hey\n- 12. 28 the families one oftie techniciaas is His iatier, 2 cook i2 a Las been contacted and he wvill get i2 touch 'ith Security if be zeceives apy inquiries token,\n- 13, A 2re releesed The t7o wives #ell. 'ceing\n\nGOMEZ Actiag Chiei, Wz\n| 2 | 7a | 3 |\n|--------|------|-----|\n| DDCI 1 | | 1 |\n| 1 | Cs | |\n| | CI | 1 |\n\n\n\nLet. WaJor BLlly Carpbell,\n\n\n## 1\n\nDanlel L. R. 3 to\n\nLs eatlse blc\n\n\n## 2.\n\n\n33.\n\n\n\n## 2 (c Reqegt\n\n- 1\n- 5. Other\n- 6.\n\n- 7\n- plor;\n- Ral Ire 1258\n- 2, 13\n- 1, Mejor Dai. 662137 631550\n- Major Dat, 662164 \u00e931213\n- D,\n- B,\n|\n\n\u20ac\n\n3\n\n\n## RIGLARD 'I.\n\n\n(s", "pages": 7} {"id": "doc_0e80c653_b873_441c_94e3_16de39b51c61", "filename": "104-10116-10261.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10116-10261.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nSECRET\n\n13 Jfarob 1950\n\n8 1957\n\n14 Mnly 1965 3 AxguSt 1965\n\n0\n\n48 8\n\n80\n\norigia tha readrde asked +0 return be told tbat tbe\n\nCovart fo RBN\n\n2 1\n\n10 ( 19\n\n\n\nDf promote\n\nPens\n\n2 4 May\n\n\n#Kfex\n\n\n\n\n\n14\n\n\n\n8\n\n\n#be\n\n1958 #ba\n\nHenry tbe\n\nAt 0\n\n0 28\n\nApprove 1961 8 ber and {f JWly day\n\nAt 0 23 8 Culp\n\nSECRET", "pages": 8} {"id": "doc_d62fe3a2_bdff_49b7_aae9_cf42de375aa0", "filename": "104-10172-10147.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10172-10147.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "| DIS PATCH |\n|-----------------|\n| Chicf , Fcrcc |\n| ProEress Rcport |\n\n\n## REF: UFGA-4425 dated 19 June 1962\n\nS(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 additi\u00f2n 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;\n\n\n## OPERATIONAL DEVELOPHENTS\n\nIn 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 \u00e0 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,\n\n3 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\n\n13 Aug. 62\n\n2\n\nDistritution: 3\n\nUFGA-5212\n\n201-251853\n\nG\n\nreturnTo CA Do Not Reproduo\n\n\n## dispatch\n\nUrGA-5212\n\nabou\u00ed the @isnissal 0f anvone had proved to be Ine{fective. is 0: as a result of his father'c Btanding but at this point hs fcr him as of as he fallure to actually nake his orcanization into an effective and in ac tivities actually dctract body of the current reeinc It {ron the success renains hc is willins t? the hin the sect at such tiae as ahead \\_ ions is the \" Followin? his belief that the most {nsortant job at hand and ma intenance of mar:tine reception points along the north coast PBRUYEN , has devotcd time to readv\u00ednp his exiled fisheraan considerable contact with their former fishernan associa to make PBRUMEH \\_ The foundation for tes Btill based in result of variety tenuous as sea the absence haaake it arrange have been made to the Anguila area focontistp which Was the last 1 Ihis KUBARK. and \"as called operation Antonico contact to was unsuccessfu} due to the fa\u00edlure of the inside to be extiappeed ' It developed that the woman and child who vere two trated on thic operation appeareu in the JHVIAVE area having obtained permission to leave PBRUMEN personal mecsage that someone had stolen the port chief'8 a result which the inside contact unable to dcpart on schedule due to the implenentation Of 6 trictiong the theft had investigated\\_ temporary renext rendezvoua was Bcheduled for 12 She; said the weather forestalled any chance of inainent bad effort to establich contact cortinues on the The co\u00f1no can be t, once a comparatively ea8y to esnorth coast, and thus develop ratlineg into the anone to Kev They\n\nhia efforts Coincidentally with the 16. candida to come radio operator c\u00e4ndidates and to tes for Infiltration, Based upon past excerience this effort ig being made more Gelective in that the need self sufficient personnel is greater than ever, The increaging culty o covering people inside nakes size 0f the infiltration parties and to have the stand the rirors of exist on mininum establ{sh thenselves with natives who can with a of operations\\_ Most of the them infiltrate at thie point are of. people and are unwilling to the type who want immediate from which take the time are essential can nethodially develop the He has to the growth \u00f2f a resistance base for \u00e0 number on ar\u00eb qualified asaandidates guerrilla teans but who are not.capable of ma irtaining themselves clandestinely unti\u00ec the time ing \u00e0re base to: they\n\n\n## 6 FUHIDS EXPEHDED:\n\nwas Riven to [Heriberto SARDIHAS ma intenance until hi Campol as is intended that cones throueh It will be an investigator of operational leads and an assistant to in the handlinp of his fishermen and oderational candidates.\n\n\n04\n\nb was Biven for Passage to the widow of AYGLAD-1; Kc is the channel for this paynent until such tice as HOs arrives at a settlenent and this obliration can be disposed of , figure\n\n\n\n\n\ncontinuation Of DISPAICH\n\nwas in supfort of Operation Antonico 1, which operatlon is dcscribed under Paraeraph 4\n\nhas 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\n\n8 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 th\u00efg 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 '\u00eastablish contact with fishernen living on a in the Caibarien are\u00e0; 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\n\nEND OF. DISPATCH\n\n3", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_cf17d1c7_0433_44ff_a398_cef3701515d4", "filename": "104-10069-10077.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10069-10077.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n\n27 Novenber 1962\n\nSub Ject: Reported Use of Yacht Potomac by Alphe 66\n\n1, On 20 Nov 62 LAFO rece\u00edved 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 In\u00eecraant 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 Cl\u00edff Roberts on boerd. Both adventurers\n\n2 not h1s empioyer, and further 2id not know whether or not the informetion or 1 22\n\n3 . 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 F\u00edsh and Gare Comnission, and nore recently 1t had been acquired by the Hydra-Capltal, 410 West Coast Hlghwey . Newport Beech, Callfornie (OR 5-1549).\n\n\n4; 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 mod\u00edf\u00ed to Diego;\n\nThe (paragrephs 1 end 2), subsequently identif\u00eded @s vas re-contacted by telepnone It ves to h\u00edm 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 Barba\u00e4os\n\n6 Ihe ab\u00f6ve 18 for your Information only The sketchiness of the the cred\u00edb\u00edlity. 8 consequence , no follow-up 18 anticlpeted\n\nTFu end\n\n6\n\nDd b 930\n\n\n\n22\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_3b89cf93_2682_46ba_b0b1_a16a017835e0", "filename": "104-10112-10186.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10112-10186.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "104-10112-10186\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nESTABLISHMENT OF MILITARY COVER B\u00c4CKSTOP;\n\nFoR\n\nRECORDS AND SERVICES DIVISION\n\nTo:\n\n(Check)\n\nFILE\n\nREF:\n\nMilitary Backstop\n\n8\n\nIEMPORARLLY &@R\n\nDAYS , EFFECIIVE\n\nb\n\nCQLIUING\n\nEFFECIIVE\\_\n\n20-800-3)\n\nARM W-2 BEING\n\nISSUED -\n\n(HB\n\nSUBMIT FOR 1322 FOR ANY CHANGE AFFECIING THIS . COVER\\_ (R 240-250)\n\nSUBMIT FORM 1323 FOR IRANSFERRING\n\nCOVER RESPONSIBILIIY\n\n(R\n\n240-250)\n\nREMARKS\n\nTo CPD/op\n\nDISTRI BUTION:\n\n1 - OSD\n\nXPSDTOS\n\n1 - ADPD/ COXPT\n\nSECREI\n\n6 2 55/\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\ndate\n\n\n## OF MILITARY COVER BACKSTOP\n\nCHIEF RECORDS AND SERVICES DIVISION\n\nTo:\n\n((Check)\n\nCHIEF OPERATING\n\nFILE No\n\nATTN:\n\ncard\n\nREF:\n\nMilitary ESTABLI SHED\n\nBLOCK RECORDS : ( OPKEMO 20-800-J1)\n\nTEMPORARILY FOR DAYS , EFFECIIVE\\_\n\nb CONTINUING , EFFECIIVE\n\n20- 800-2)\n\nASCERIAIN ARMY W-2 BEING ISSUED \\_ HB 20- 661-1)\n\nSUBMIT FORM 1322 FOR ANY CHANGE (R 240-250 )\n\nSUBMIT FORM '1323 FOR TRANSFERRING COVER RESPONSIBILITY \\_ (R 240-250 )\n\nREMARKS =\n\nDISTRIBUTION:\n\n1 -\n\n1- ADPD/ COMPT\n\n155/", "pages": 6} {"id": "doc_66017d1a_f038_4b03_a43a_374eecb01882", "filename": "104-10100-10239.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10100-10239.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10100-10239\n\n6132\n\nYEXI\n\nTYPIC\n\nRFF\n\nDIR\n\nJYAVE;\n\n71 >.\n\n\n76694\n\nCHIDIAC ,\n\n05\n\nMEXI 5954 TRAYEL\n\n\n\n2\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n63\n\n7754i\n\n816 CEN\n\nBackground Use Only Do Not Reproduce\n\n415408\n\n\n#AVE", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_c7846b92_f555_4fb8_b39b_5c97dc27a21e", "filename": "104-10096-10048.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10096-10048.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n\n610\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\nCONFIDENTIAL\n\n\n\nINTERNAL USE ONLY\n| | ONLY ROUTING | | ENTIAL |\n|------------------------------------|----------------|-----------|---------------------|\n| | | EXT\u00c8NSION | |\n| FROM: Maurice Sovern 2 D 0109 | | 1542 | No. 'October 19,786 |\n| room ` number, ond building) IG 10 | DaTE | INMTIALS | 10 |\n| | 3 | | |\n| 12 | | | |\n| 15. | | | |\n\nUNCLASSIFI\u00cbD\n\n\n\n12 October 1976\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nDirector of Security\n\nFROM\n\nPhilip F . Fendig: SA/DO/0\n\nSUBJECT\n\nSenate Select Committee on Intelligence Request for Office of Security File Material\n\n- 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.\n\n- 2 \\_ We have reviewed the material listed in the annex , and our recommendations for passing are included thereon \\_\n- 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\\_\n\nPhilip ? Fandig Philip F . Fendig\n\natt\n\nAPPROVED FOR RELEASE 1993\n\n\n\n12 October 1976\n\nANNEX to SA/D0/0 Memorandum , SUBJECT: SSCI Request for File Material\n\n\n## 1. From the STURGIS file:\n\na\\_ C/SAS memo 18 February 1964 , to D/SEC Subject: Interviews by OO/C with West Point Cadet , Douglas K. Gentzkow\n\nb \\_ OOA (S) 3,289,019 , 22 January 1964 Subject: Douglas K. Gentzkow\n\nOOA (S) 3 ,287;344 , 7 January 1964 Subject: Douglag K Gentzkow\n\nd . Cable: (Guatemala City)19s36 (IN 944357) , 25 June 1976\n\nNone 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\n\n- From Alexander RORKE file:\n- a Identical to item 1.b: above\n- b Identical to item 1.c. above\n- c Unreadable card apparently listing extracts from DBF 44345 and DBF 45113, 1l March 1960 and 23 March 1960 \\_\n- d . Letter from Alexander Rorke to Senator Thomas J . Dodd = August 24 , (year undecipherable)\n\nItems 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 \\_\n\n\n## 3 . From MOSS file:\n\nMemorandum from FIOB/ SRS to DC/SRS \\_ 14 1973 Subject: MOSS , Edward K May\n\n\n\n\n\nThis 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 \\_\n\n- 4 From ROTHMAN file:\n\nfor the Record, 25 April 1975 Subject: ROTHMAN , Norman\n\nNo objection to passing.\n\n\n- 5 . From SOCARRAS file:\n\nMemo from to D/OS undated Subject: Prio\n\nWe concur with the OS position not to make this memo available and we cite sensitive sources and methods protection6\n\n- 6 \\_ (MACKLE) Antonio Jaime , Dr ) file:\n- a Director memo to FBI , 23 February 1961 Subject: (Antonio Jaime Maceo Mackle,) o6 Project Zenith\n- b Memorandum for the File from C/AAS/OS Subject (multiple): CMACEO = Mackle , 06 Antonio Jaime)\n- c Menorandum for the File,(Massett) OS/AAS Subject (multiple): as b above (i.a.)\n- d . Letter to Commissioner, I&NS from D/oS , 28 February 1961 Subject: (see list attached listing more or less 60 agents)\n- Memorandum For: c/WH from DDOS 3 March 1961 Subject: 6-11386)\n- f . Bio Data Sheet , #220775 15 November 1960 Subject: (Maceo Antonio Jaime Dr)\n\nNone of the memoranda should be made available as they contain operational informati\u00f2n on sensitive sources and methods \\_\n\n- 7 \\_ File on Artime Buesa\n- for the Record , 21 February 1975 Subject: Artime-Buesa, Manuel F .\n\n- b Identity List, undated , Case #210838 Artime-Buesa\n- Memorandum from c/ SAS , SAS 63-369= undated Subject: Request for Technical Support\n- d . Memorandum For: C/PSD/OS from C/OSD/OS , 28 1965 Subject: Artime-Buesa, Manuel F . May\n- Memorandum For: c/WH from DDOS/IOS 28 1965 Subject: Use of Sterile Answering Service, #210838 May\n- Memorandum For: D/OS from C/SAS 3 February 1964 Subjecti (Nicaraguan) Passports Issued to Manuel Artime and Rafael Ovintero\n- g from D/os Commissioner IqNS ,\n- subject, i.a.)\n- Letter to 14 October 1963 Subject: Manuel Artime-Buesa (multiple\n- h \\_ PRQ signed by Manuel I Artime, undated\n- 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.)\n\nWe 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\n\n\n## 8 \\_ From VARONA file:\n\na Memorandum For:\n\nOS/AAS from WH/4 /Political\n\nAction\n\n14\n\nJune\n\n1960\n\nSubject:\n\nPlanned\n\nTravel\n\nOutside\n\nUnited\n\nStates\n\nof\n\nJMARC\n\nMembers\n\nin\n\nMiami\n\nMemorandum for the File\\_ from C/AAS/OS , 27 March 1961 Subject: Dr Manuel\\_ Antonio de Varona Loredo (multiple subject, i.a.)\n\nMemorandum for the File, from AAS Officer/0S , 1961\n\n14 February Subject: Varona Loredo Antonio SP 504 (multiple subject, i.a.)\n\nWe 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 .\n\n\n", "pages": 7} {"id": "doc_19fbcfdf_ff24_4081_a44d_9e3b91ea3845", "filename": "104-10105-10119.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10105-10119.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n23 June 1976\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nChief, Counterintelligence Staff\n\nMr . Julian Fox\n\nClifton R Strathern Chief, Latin Amer\u00edca Division\n\nSUBJECI:\n\nGeneral Comments on Mr . Manuscr\u00edpt\n\nREFERENCE :\n\nc/LAD Memorandum dated 22 Objections to David Phillips Manuscript\n\n- 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 identif\u00edca tion of numerous overseas Stations and operations.\n\n- 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 l\u00edaison relationsh\u00edps, Particularly,( the Israel\u00ed 24 service.\n\n- 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.\n\n\n\n\nE2 I\u00ecPDET CL BY 009560\n\n28", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_890229e0_ed92_44b1_8b94_be4f4cc9e858", "filename": "104-10122-10344.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10122-10344.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## SECRET EYES ONLY\n\nJune 1966\n\nSUBJECT: MAHEU , Robert A\n\n- 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.\u20ac.; and Los Angeleb , wbere be {0 now\n- It haB como to our attont\u00edon that the Senate Subcommittee Inve\u00f8tigating wlretapping activltieo (Long Commlttee) ha expre\u00f8ed {orm any technleal urvelllance\n- 3 . Wab Mr\\_ Lawrenco Houston advl\u00f8ed that Walter Yoagley, Attorney General, Internal Socurlty Divielon, Taggart, an AID employee ,\n- glante, Maheu had been cluded a pact wIth King Saud which would allow hlm to control approxiArab\u00eda. Ip conhe allegedly employed every trlck In the book. German, and aleo reallzed a8 and influence welghed heavily In\n\nEYES OHLY SECRET\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n14-ooooo\n\nSECRET\n\nin thelr own prlvate battle\\_ It concern Of the for Jolnt vonture. and courler Bystem,\n\n- 5. Spyrldon Catapodle, 8 Greok Broker , wbo bad Bpoerheaded oporatlon. Of partlcular note bolng examhe clalmed Government re CIA In {act, Clope coordinatlon durlng thl\u00f8 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 hi\u00f8 memoranda bolpg\n- 6 8 Covort Securlty Att: for Maheu' 6 on Project TWIXI Otber IntarRowland, Acting Chlef, Charlee Will\u00edamgon.\n\n- 7. He Btated he When the Teggart convoreation mentloned, are looklng {nto. offlce \"covered\" aometlme during the perlod. John Frank, a they\n\n2\n\n\n## 'SECRET\n\napd then 8 Maheu could IdentUfy tbo Probumably , 8 routlne technlquo' to only keep\n\n- 8 . from one to fly ont to talk wlth hlm. Edward P. Morgan, of Washlngton, D. on 24 May for 8 conforenco.\n\n- 9\\_ Op Tbur\u00f8day mornlng, 26 Maheu called to advl\u00f8e that he at the Madl\u00f8on Hotel, Washlngton, D. C. apd arranged to have Colonel Edward\u00f8 accompany hlm. May,\n- 10 planned TV hearing\n\n8 very cloBe frlend who had conbiderable Influonce upon the Senator \\_ The all three flew to Wa\u00f8hington where Sonator Mr . Bernard Fen\u00dfterwald 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 cllent\u00f8 and their oppoeltion added\n\n\n\n14-ooooo\n\n\n\n{ou\n\nNiarchus , and Howard Fengterwald furtb\u00f8r technlquo cuttlpg tho Govornment n Ju\u00f8t onough It {8 the opinlon o{ the lewyer that, can be convlnced to the contrary,\n\n- 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\n- Ab mentloned previously, to our However, lf explolted, As It 18 of court rocord, It could not be denled nor buried. Evon though the deta\u00edle mlght be protectod by a doclaration tbat It Involved clas\u00f8lfled operational lnlormatlon, It would Bot up a fleld day\n- 13 . Mr. Mehou l0 pre\u00dfently furnl\u00f8hing cover {or 8 DODS \u00f8taff D. C. office. two 0f Maheu'8 employeee have been cleared and wtting. Other cloarance CSA granted FI/Planb \\_ Cover Divib\u00edon on 30 Augu\u00f8t 1954 for Divlsion on and(ordan 24\n\nSECRET\n\n4-ooooo\n\nSECRET\n\n- 14. In 1958-59, Mr . Allen Dulleb\n- 15 , tapplng, 188 of bim makeb uB\n- 16. 8 cooperatlvo attltude end", "pages": 5} {"id": "doc_18543f2e_ac9c_4855_99c5_aec4212210da", "filename": "104-10101-10175.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10101-10175.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "REPS :\n\nDIB\n\nB .\n\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_602e963f_9a0e_4d92_9cb7_9d6775582b20", "filename": "104-10100-10157.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10100-10157.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "104-10100-10157\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\nUnit\n\nCLASSIFIED MESSAGE\n\nRoufing\n\n8172\n\nFroM :\n\n1963\n\nDIRECTOR\n\nCONF ;\n\nSAS\n\nPBITY\n\niNFO\n\nBND\n\n\n\nRF ,\n\n3\n\n152", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_356f4434_1037_4980_ace4_88e4df386215", "filename": "104-10075-10232.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10075-10232.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2,\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nBEGIY X NEED Any X STILL 50 aDV ISE X SA TURDAY {ap 10 X", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_30b4bd62_c2bd_41b9_b531_0897c547048f", "filename": "104-10146-10062.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10146-10062.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "13 October 1978\n\nMEMORANDUN FOR:\n\nChief, Operations Support Branch 03\n\nFROM:\n\nJoseph P . Mirabile Operations Support Branch\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nSHERMAN , Adrian Fisher, Jr . #54 621\n\n- 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\\_\n- 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\n- 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\n- 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\n\nE2 CL BY 064537\n\n(ONFIDENTIAL.\n\n\nreported to be very cooperative\\_ aware of need for discretion and secrecy and proud of his father's relationship Ivith this Agency -\n\n- 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\n- 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\n\n\n\nDistribution: Orig Subject's file 1 OSB Chrono\n\nOS/PSI/SSD/OSB JPMirabilg/csn\n\n\n## (ONFIDENTIAL", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_ba6d2c49_66b8_4056_8292_0bff31a3ba79", "filename": "104-10113-10258.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10113-10258.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_\n\n@L BRNMENT\n\n\n## Memorandum.\n\n\nTo\n\nFile\n\nPROM\n\nBUBJECT:\n\n\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nDATE: 5 Aprll 1968\n\nChief , Alien Affalre Staff\n\nMiguel Angel DIAZ IBalgu\u00f3 DPOB: 14 February 1937, Matanza, , Cuba 8253233(C)\n\n\n\n03 (Robert Fambrini WH/4A , R.L. 1069, reported Ho i8 a paroled Cuban and will be traveling in aliee.\n\n\n2. Argenting) Pae\u00f8port with B-2 vi\u00dfa imprinted. Thie document will be uBed {or travel in South America.\n\n\n- An I-512, Reentry Document, {rom the Sorvice to permit hio reontry 88 paroloe.\n\n\n\n\nOS/AAS/LW:ee 5 April 1968\n\nSECRET", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_1568414c_05b8_4319_8edb_31eca61835d8", "filename": "104-10121-10263.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10121-10263.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "Ce? Cisf\n\nA\n\n2\n\nAd & Irng\n\nConlrol Desk\n\nFiles\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n22 Jctober 1960\n\nOffice of Security\n\nSupport\\_Branch\n\n1o This will confirm the . verbal-sequest from Mro 'backstopped residence' eddr\u00e8sses \u00f6ne in the Washingtons DoC one in tne Los \u00c9ngeles arezo\n\n5 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 Lav\u00e8ry necessarj to backstop Subject in th\u00e9 event; of inquiryarising of sone private business ventures in which he is currently engaged in the Phoenix, Arizone area?\n\n\n- 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 residenc\u00eb a f\u00f6r Ner York City concern, Bartlett and Rogers t\u00f3 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\n\n\n\n\n\n~2-\n\n4. \u00ecfr\\_ Lavery was advised that for purposes of ansvering inquiriesin Los Angeles to-be identified as a swarthy drk hair and He is understood have 2 with his employer; \u00e0nd earning; it i5 estinated over 510,000 p\u00ear\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_f796f813_b14f_4491_b8f2_8cc38c9d6e84", "filename": "104-10105-10277.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10105-10277.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nSEGRET\n\n\n\n30 September 1974\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD\n\n\n\nSUBJECT: Meeting with E. \"Undercover\"\n\n- 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\n- 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,\n\nE-2 IMPDET CL BY 058473\n\n\n\n\n\n- 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\n- 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\n- 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 issu\u00eb a press release, Itook pains to persuade Hunt that public acknowledgment of the fact that we had reviewed his May\n\n2\n\n\n\n\n\nmanuscript 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 per\u00f8onnel.\n\n\n\n\n\n## Attachments\n\ncc:\n\nActing DDO SABIDDO DC /CI Staff OlSecurity Asst. to DCI Mr Walter Pforzheimer ciccs\n\nOGC:JDM:sin\n\nOriginal\n\nOGC Subj: PUBLICATIONS\n\n1 Chrono", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_76f48a45_12a5_435f_a357_c1d813af8df5", "filename": "104-10103-10038.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10103-10038.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n| | ROUTING | AND RECORD | |\n|---------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------|--------------------------------|-------------------------------------------|\n| SUBJECT: (Optionol} | SUBJECT: (Optionol} | SUBJECT: (Optionol} | SUBJECT: (Optionol} |\n| FROM: | FROM: | FROM: | NO. DATE |\n| Director of Finance | Director of Finance | Director of Finance | 27 February 1974 |\n| 1212 Key_ Building TO: (Oficor dosignotion, | 1212 Key_ Building TO: (Oficor dosignotion, | OFFICER'S _ | COMMENTS (Numbor show from whom. Drow _ |\n| building) RECINED | building) RECINED | INITIALS | |\n| Inspect\u00f6r General 2_E 24_HQS 2 | Inspect\u00f6r General 2_E 24_HQS 2 | Inspect\u00f6r General 2_E 24_HQS 2 | RETURN TO CIA Background Use Do Not Only. |\n| 15. | 15. | 15. | |\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n27 FEB 1974\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nInspector General\n\nSUBJECT\n\nHoward Hunt\n\n- 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-\n- 2 We have searched the 'following records:\n- 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.\n\n- 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 .\n\n- 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-\n- 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\n\nE2 IMPDET CL BY: 006567\n\n\n\nSUBJECT: Howard Hunt\n\ndeternined 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\\_\n\n3 . Also, we confirmed that no other Agency advance accounts were established for Mr Hunt during this period\\_\n\n4 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:\n\n13 July 1965\n\nAccount\\_opened:\n\n13 July 1965\n\n$10,000\n\n22 July 1965\n\n5,000\n\n15 September 1965\n\n6 October\n\n1965\n\n5;000\n\n19 July 1966\n\n5,000\n\n830,000\n\n5,000\n\nAll \u00f2f the above h\u00e4ve been accounted for by submission of travel and transportation accountings\n\n5. 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\n\nSUBJECT: Howard Hunt\n\n- 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.\n\n- 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\\_\n- 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.\n\n\n\n\n3\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n\n\n", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_3c90c43c_dd5d_4240_937c_bf66f15a8b6a", "filename": "104-10075-10373.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10075-10373.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "5\n\n{2\n\n- 75 % :\n- WAVE 7793\n- WAVE\n\n786 1\n\n- 7964\n- 8116\n- i, #avE 8118\n- YavE\n- WAVE 8140 ( '\n- 826\n\nC5 REFS:\n\n70, RECE IVED 34 , A 5ER GEA M D IFFER ENT EXFL JSIVES. 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FR SEAR $ An BANKIN G ONE PEORE\n\nIN RENE Iv In REME\n\nRs", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_918f0490_24ec_47f5_9e8f_de7bf9e27b43", "filename": "104-10059-10218.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10059-10218.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10058-10218\n\n\n\n\n\n7 February 1975\n\n\n## MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD\n\nRequests-from Mr. Ober for Basic Documentation Circa Mid-1967\n\n- 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.\n\n- 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 \u00f6ther documentation that could be usedl In this context I showed him the following list of documents which I had unearthed \u00edn: various and sundry places:\n\nTAB A 4 August 1967 memorandum from Mr. Fred Vinson, Jr.= Assistant Attorney General, Criminal Division, Department of Justice to the Director of Central. Intelligence\n\nIAB B\n\nThe Director's response to TAB A\n\nDIRECTOR 25628, August 1967 book message originated in WH Division in response to TAB A\n\nIAB 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)\n\nE2 IMPDET CL BY 014848\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n16'75-0509\n\n\n## SECRET SENSITIVE\n\n\n\nIAB E\n\nRelay of DIRECTOR 25628,\n\n9 August 1967,\n\nto BBrussels\n\nIAB F\n\nDIRECTOR 26741, 10 August 1967, sending essentially the Stockholm\n\nIAB G\n\nDIRECTOR 27069, to Copenhager Oslo; Stockholm)) asking for cabled replies to DIRECTOR 26741 (TABF)\n\nTAB H\n\nDIRECTOR 32283, 31 August 1967, bearing on DIRECTOR 26741. (TAB F)\n\nIAB I\n\n21 September 1967.memorandum from J. Walter Yeagley, Assistant Attorney General, Internal Security Division, Department of Justice, to Mr. Lawrence Houston, General Counsel, CIA\n\nIAB J\n\n22 September 1967 memorandum from the General Counsel to the Director of Current Intelligence, Subject \"Stokely Carmichael\"\n\nIAB K\n\n28 September 1967 memorandum from J. Walter Yeagley to Mr. Lawrence Houston\n\nTAB L\n\n28 September 1967 memorandum from J. Walter Yeagley to Mr. Houston\n\nIAB M\n\n3 October 1967 memorandum from Mr. Houston to Mr. Yeagley\n\nIABs 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 \u20ac E, F, G and H) were located in DDO/OPSIITG RYBAT MHALPHA / MHPASHA chronos. Mr.\n\n\n\n\n- 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 \u00f2f for these memoranda to the Department of Justice. point relay\n- 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\" -\n- 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.\n\n- 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\n- 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\n- 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.\n\n\n3\n\n\n## SECRET SENSITIVE\n\n- 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\n- 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\n- At the requ\u00e8st 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.\n\n\n\n\n\n## Attachments\n\n\n## Distribution:\n\n- 1 IG , wlatts\n- Mr. Knoche, wlatts\n- DC /OPS , wlatts\n- ADDO, wlatts\n- 1 DCEA wlatts", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_e5f31637_3afe_4dc6_bc1e_48142d7985e6", "filename": "104-10103-10357.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10103-10357.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "Person/unit notipied\n\nAction UnIt\n\nC\n\nActIon\n\nN\n\nF\n\n69\n\nT 76 15-2\n\n15-15 To\n\nKMSTONe\n\n1 N[CKY SzULC STILL In MADR [ D \u00c1S SHE TOLD SHE BEEN In\n\nTIME TIME WHILE BE WORKING As ADVISOR FOR MINREX SHE ALL Had CIA SaID SHE AND HAD Car And Chauffeur\n\n2, ALSO VERY. CLOSELY WITH :AGEE HIS WEISSMAN ANd VERY ANGRY WITH John MARKS FoR PUBLI SHING HIS \"How A TOLD ONLY CIA To ChangeTACTICS, MaRKS PUBL ISHED AND ThEY HIM 23\n\nE2\n\n[MPDET\n\n18 FEB\n\nRETURN Y0 CIA Backgrouid 1 Do No: Jse Only 'pduce\n\nArt.\n\n\n3:.\n\n\n\n\nFILE\n\nVR\n\n01\n\n76\n\nRUN BY\n\n4\n\nLa\n\nIN\n\n830376\n\n15-2\n\n30177", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_52f525d6_bfb2_4e47_96f2_2ae4d603bb75", "filename": "104-10145-10262.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10145-10262.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": ".ITERNAL USE ONLY\n\nADDENDUM TO JOURNAL\n\nOFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL\n\n\n\nThursday 6 July 1978\n\n- 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 coul\u00e1 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\n- 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\n\nI 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\\_\n\n'JNTERNAL' USE ONLY\n\nRETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce\n\n21 885\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_6e8de844_9839_4293_a701_7555cc04c668", "filename": "104-10120-10301.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10120-10301.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## \u00d6ffice Memorandum UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT\n\n\n\n2 DEC\n\nDATE :\n\nFROM\n\nSUBJBCT:\n\nDo Not Reproduca CIA\n\nYs\u00f8 fa\n\n$ 4 32 )\n\n3. @heelc 4 6K'~~\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_86dbb7b3_f1a4_4753_937f_32442a412852", "filename": "104-10104-10172.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10104-10172.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## SISPATCH\n\nTo\n\nWNFQ\n\nSUBJECT TYPIC\n\nCogtact IDEY *a\n\nACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCEI\n\n\n## ACTION RBQ: See Para 4\n\n- 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 \\_\n- 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\n- 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\n- 4 It 18 requested that 201 pumber be assigned IDEN A and tbat pade to\n\n\n## ANDRBR K REUTEMAN\n\n\n\nDATE TYPED\n\nDATE DISPATCHED\n\n85 AND NUMBER\n\nCROSS REFERENCE TO\n\nUFGA-21422\n\nHEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER\n\nCLASSIFICATION\n\nCUASSIRICATION\n\nPRO POSED\n\nPROCESSING\n\nACCOM PLISHED\n\nattackment\n\nHEADQUARTERS DESK\n\nABSTRACT\n\n\n## UNDER SEPARATE COVER\n\n\n## IDENTITIBS\n\nIDEN A:\n\n\n## Alfred #Moren\n\nDPOB:\n\nNot available\n\nRes:\n\nSouth Avenue Nev Or\n\n909\\_ South Broad Street\\_ New\n\nIDEN B:\n\nBARB\n\nIDEN \u20ac:\n\nJamee Costello\n\nIDEN D:\n\nNiebet\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_28d66ca8_4e6e_44c4_9d4f_383c3183b7c9", "filename": "104-10126-10194.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10126-10194.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "{104-10126-10194)\n\nCIA INTERNAL USE ONLY\n\nJournal Office of Legislative Counsel Wednesday 30 March 1977\n\n\n\nPage 4\n\n15 (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. )\n\n- 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\n- 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.\n\n- 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.", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_42429a43_c491_48a5_84fc_adeb0ca64d17", "filename": "104-10106-10042.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10106-10042.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n## SEBRET\n\n\n\n20 October 1976\n\n\n\nRETURN TO-CIA Background Use Do Not Reproduce Only\n\n1s 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\n\n- 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 v\u00edll overtly negotlate Mr. G\u00edbson, nake eninently clear that both are negotfating and concluding the contract have obligation state incope taxes.\n\n- 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.\n\n- CIA will reimburse the Company In quarterly Incremnente contzatual the Conpany and a of CIA. Cancelled checks w1ll serve adequate accounting the Company .\n\n- Because of CIA' 8 ' {nterest fL that the Company neither' offer Mr. Gibson bona fide employuent nor accept any proposal of employment fron him w\u00edthout prior consent of CIA for a per\u00edod of two (2) years following termination of thIs\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## SEGHET\n\n\n\n- 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, Includ\u00edng 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\n- 6 Ihis egreenenr 1 October 1976 and shall remain in full effect for an ind\u00f8finite period, subject to cancellation at any time upon 6lxty (60) days \" notice by eitber party thereto.\n\n- Ihe CIA wishes to exprege appreciacion for the manner 1n which you bave received thl\u00f8 request to perform a Bervice related to the national gecurity of the United Statea and for\n\nAGENCY\n\nBY\n\nInteruational Art: Associates , Ltd\n\nEmett M, Sceele) President\n\nDate", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_ccae3059_a121_42f7_b823_87a10d37b650", "filename": "104-10110-10303.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10110-10303.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n5 6 8 # 0\n\n\n\nNAME\n\nBUSTOS-VIDELA, Charlotte Z.\n\n\nDATE\n\n12 January 1929\n\nREF NUMBER\n\nXs6840\n\nPOSITION\n\nOperations Officer\n\nRoom 3-E-04, Extension 6954\n\nDATE OF INTERVIEW\n\n10 January 1973\n\nINTERVIEWED BY\n\nJames E. Peters/ William A 0'Donnell\n\nPERIOD(S) OF ACQUAINTANCE WITH AGEE:\n\nVarious ~see memorandum of 31 1972. May\n\n\n## AGEE'S OTHER ACQUAINTANCES OR CONTACTS:\n\nNothing additional.\n\n\n\n## ADDITIONAL DATA:\n\nMrs. 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.\n\n\n\n\nRETURN TO ClA\n\nBackground Use @nly\n\n\n\nCL", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_5084cc5f_261e_426d_99be_2c3b31a8c8c7", "filename": "104-10131-10037.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10131-10037.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "Headquarters 12 August 1975\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nSpecial Agent in Charge Washington Field Office\n\nSUBJECT\n\nRemoval of Credit Blocks. B2 SD/ 2 JFM\n\n1 The Credit Blocks at the Washington, D.C. Credit Bureau for the following listed individuals may be renoved:\n\n- a Mr \\_ Louis OS #62224 SS# Unknown 08 DOB : (5 POB Lucca Italy 3709 West Augusta Ave Phoenix, Arizona\n- 03 b Mr [Anthony PONTARI OS #58149 SS DOB [22 August POB: Philadelphia , Pa \\_ Wimbledon Dr36 McLean Va\n- Mr \\_ OS #42693 SS# [258-01 08 DOB : [g December POB Ellabelle\\_ Georgia @519 Cavalier Alexandria, Virginia\n- Mr Walter S . SNOWDON o5 #43481 05 @27-12-9052] DOB : 3 POB : Plainfield N.J . Reston, Virginia\n\n\n\n- 2 A written report regarding your handling of this matter is not necessafy.", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_2de2d2ef_6500_4af9_beeb_46e01b2255e7", "filename": "104-10124-10037.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10124-10037.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n## REPORT AWARDS, BOARD\n\nTo R 20-635 AFR 20-635)\n\nIas\n\nHoncr\n\nAwards\n\nBoard\n\nhav\n\nconsidered\n\na\n\nrecommendation\n\nthat:\n\nTo\n\nit\n\nFOR\n\nFOR\n\nM ER\n\nOR\n\nAPPR\u00dbVES ,\n\n1n\n\nRecovmends\n\nAwARD\n\nOF:\n\nCitation\n\nRE ASONS FOR DI SAPPROVAL OF RECOMMENDED AwARD\n\n:\n\nTYPED NAME Of CHA RMAN \\_ AWARDS BOARD\n\nS / GNATURE 0} 0 5\n\nGF\n\nRECO?DER\n\n382 FORM 5 ? - 1 76 MAY\n\ning\n\n\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_f2ae442b_631f_41b1_a20b_d8b51fcc3396", "filename": "104-10101-10109.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10101-10109.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_f286fb53_98f1_4965_b971_c9617d628561", "filename": "104-10110-10298.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10110-10298.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_6a97778a_c68c_47e4_ac4a_b03ba6561be3", "filename": "104-10172-10105.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10172-10105.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "INCLUSIVE\n\nCUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION:\n\n@\n\n\n\nROOV\n\nDELEFIONS , IF ANY\n\nNO DOCUMLENTS MAY BE COPIED\n\n\n## SECRET;\n\nTHE PERSON CHARGED: WITH THIS FOLDER MUST NOTIFY S GROUP WITHIN\n\n\n\nSTAFF\n| Dr - |\n|--------------------|\n| JMAIE |\n| Fcconds |\n| Diy |\n| List NDI NDI |\n| NPR |\n| blo PRQ [38893 OPs |\n| 5.0 |\n\ncancellatioh To diyision sas/us\n\nThe on and closed the {ollovirg reason:\n\n19o of future uBe Of nev approval requegt (Form #772) to CI/qA\n\nCRIEF\n\n\n| | (o( |\n|-----|-------|\n| | |\n| | |\n| (No | (No |\n| | |\n| 81 | 81 |\n| B( | B( |\n\n\n\n(o(\n\nPo\n\n1\n\n41\n\n(No\n\n10\n\n81\n\nfile\n\nB(\n\nP 0a \"s(\n\n2 JAN 1964\n\nP\n\nZu.\n\n\n\n\n201\n\nJore Rcen\n\nJ July 1:6? crm\n\nJR\n\n\n| instruction Sheet | instruction Sheet | instruction Sheet |\n|---------------------|---------------------|---------------------|\n| | #qu | coY (h |\n| | | |\n| Appaoyal | Appaoyal | Appaoyal |\n| 0 | 0 | 0 |\n| divisioa | divisioa | divisioa |\n| | | |\n| (No Ancel | (No Ancel | (No Ancel |\n| And | And | And |\n\n\n\n707\n\nDPOB\n\n\n\n\n\n- Cuba\n\n(i;\n\n~\n\n14-ooooq\n\n\n\n888\n\n\n\n\n| 041 |\n|---------------|\n| sra 201 c1/QA |\n| This cffice |\n| 70 41 |\n\n\n## coord'nate\n\n\n\n\n## Secret\n\n693\n\n\n\n\n\n707\n\n\n| actioy | | 63 |\n|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| Ullery XX G G 14 JHATE 01 201 727418 | Ullery XX G G 14 JHATE 01 201 727418 | Ullery XX G G 14 JHATE 01 201 727418 |\n| 1 | | |\n| ULL | ULL | ULL |\n| PI Asset for use as cut-out to/urcle, Rene GUITART Rodrlguez , (201-727417) who Is reslding 0o/c has contacted SubJect, but no current Interest. | PI Asset for use as cut-out to/urcle, Rene GUITART Rodrlguez , (201-727417) who Is reslding 0o/c has contacted SubJect, but no current Interest. | PI Asset for use as cut-out to/urcle, Rene GUITART Rodrlguez , (201-727417) who Is reslding 0o/c has contacted SubJect, but no current Interest. |\n| | X | X |\n| B[ | | |\n| | | X |\n| ci | | |\n| 10 B( 1 0 | | |\n| X 20 | | |\n| 40 | | |\n| 4 c | | |\n| '2 | | |\n\nprq part I\n\nDr \\_ Agustln GUITART Campuzano\n\n25 Apr1l 1910, Cardenas , Cuba\n\nRESDD\u00cbNCE\n\nYev Orleans 25,\n\nOCCUPATION\n\nDoctor (Mathemat\u00edcs & Physlcs)\n\nPresently teachlng at Xavler Cnlverslty 1n\n\na Prof . at the Unlv. of Havana\n\nServed 88 of Educatlon during the early of Carlos PRIO's tenure head the Cuban\n\nCOURT RECCRD\n\nKes Imprlsoned on the Isle of MACHADO tern. (dete unknown)\n\nSPOUSE\n\nHelena\n\nTGRO\n\nCHILDREN\n\nAgustln, Jorge, Vllra Helena; Willlan\n\nHavana Calle 64 No: 1502\n\nNOIB\n\nSubJect arrlved the U.S.A. 1962 thru where he vas debrlefed by Oo/c .\n\n\nno current Interest In Subject.", "pages": 14} {"id": "doc_18784ffe_8702_478d_94ab_5afe5a6c55b4", "filename": "104-10104-10094.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10104-10094.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "Estizate of Daz? #ccrue of\n\n%asferrer Izvasion Crovp\n\n- 1 bj 2 ccrain 1s 2 r2sult in 12 Seceat in 20 of cf CIA cauitics\n- 2 Easic publicity tcplcs of to tle CIA in Gszslly er; refcrezce ccvert \u00eeiles to sucb could 220 0n ozic\\_ C2A 0f 222 2 bccause cf i:c 2\"iendly cf several crifical of been che of bcen E'ven 25 beer :6 28 CIA CI; However, even carsot let the:selves outsiders concerning thcir Oi'in\n- 3 \\_ scory, 22 22 0n cke Ccago, reslts Jf 03 21 corzccccd with Gr 25 25 fccus 02 c cf che ccvcr cy\n\n\n\nKK\n\nSECHt !\n\n\n06,0\n\n4 . 45 {ic '06\" (r 02 22 a2*-covcza11 Bsi\u00edcve ccngizue {0 co is practical if or 2 arise2, 22 any con c\u00c9 tre of 2 cue the\n\n29\n\n5 . Evcn if {he of c2 20 or ve:y e{.sy c: or OnC 225 43 c:e c2 cnc or 2o disaffccced fcrser CIi bez:2 Cubaz Cza 02 Given 2 02 2c Cub2? 02\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_2eb84903_d04d_4374_b427_ba48990d8032", "filename": "104-10111-10094.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10111-10094.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10111-10094\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nomployeeIn August 1958 Subjece employment 38 8 Typo A tne waa approved apd {n advl\u00f8ed ataff employee, Her relnatatemezt D.C., 8 November 1959 ahe war wa8 undor '@AOcover; Back Sectiop. part regular\n\n- certlfled to t\u00e0o State Department 7 . In and In Octob\u00f8r 1960 she wae JMARC; Guatemala.\n\n- legally reeumed ber malden Dame. 6. In April 1960 Subject\n- 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. poople\u00fa opinlop prlor\n\nRETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce\n\n- met and dated a Ronald Stanley 9 In Guatomala, SubJect DAVIB , a0 American wbo wab \"wanted\" bY \"It wab fraud. Guatemala Clty date 1961. Sbe bad, In {act, expected blm on 24 January day {ng", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_49959495_08dc_4b92_9127_ae40ce434023", "filename": "104-10110-10242.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10110-10242.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## SECRET\n\n18 July 1963\n\nChlef , Support Branch\n\nFROM\n\nMr . Ramon R. Hert\n\nSUBJECT\n\nManuel F ARIIME Buese #210 838\n\n- 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\\_\n- 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\n- 3. The case District Fleld Office, \u00e0nd Speclal Agent was designated 88 respons\u00edble 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\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## Page Ivo #e10 838\n\n4. Ihe the installatlon 1s thet he 18 vorking on th\u00e8 houg\u00eb 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\n\n- 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\n\nBamon R. Hart\n\n\n\n\n#252 529\n\nSECRET", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_36afb42e_3aa7_4b7a_8278_02b2f9794174", "filename": "104-10076-10229.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10076-10229.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "IO;\n\n'FROM\n\n\n## SS5 C\n\n'RYBAT\n\nAM TURVY-\n\nBEGIN AGENT RECIBI SEIS. X ` BUEN ;TRABAJO XX REC IBI X FICO XX REPUESTOS ATRAVES X NESECITAS 0 PREG X Q\u00dcIZaS X IRATARE DE HANDARLE DINERO DE EL Llegaran XX: SI XX X PRONTO Dotos abordo X AvISA SI COnOCEs ALQUIEN\n\n28 FOR SEVEY RECEIVED THROUGH ONE: SIX. aLSO R\u00cbCE\u00cfVED Inf0 Vas VILL PaRTS Socoraas Ho MEC ESSARY USE JOR@E IS 'KE: PERH\u00ebPS USE UILL V ZERO\n\n\n## SECRET.\n\n\nCn\n\n2\n\nBackground Use Only:\n\n5!\n\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_6831599d_67b7_473a_b143_140c7e9f0444", "filename": "104-10122-10279.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10122-10279.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "SECRET EYES\n\nSUBJECT: Robort A, Mahou\n\n- 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.\n\n- 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 Spec\u00edal 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 Bell\u00edno , a fornor Cortifled Publ\u00edc Accountant, and currently euployea 'Capitol H1ll with on0 of the Congressfonal Committees.\n\n- 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 ,\n- 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.\n\n\nE2 IMPDET CL BY: 061142\n\nEYES OYLY\n\nSFCRET\n\n\n\n\n## 5 Sope of those esslgnmonts lncluded follovins:\n\n\n## 06 A.\n\n\n8 The procuregcnt to 18 (See Tab 1--ceken attached due dated 16 1973) Jevcls EooradMey\n\n\n## B\n\nThe 0f 0f Haffa an 1n August 1960 , {seastrcached Teb 2--taken {ron 'Fanily Jevels\" dun dated 16 1973) Hay\n\n\n## Coxer\n\nVarlous officers tho Clandestlne S\u00f8rvlce 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\n\n- 6 contect has been pIdc vlth Mr. Habeu terulnetlon the above cover slnce the arrangerent.\n\n\n\n## 3 Atts\n\nEYES O\"LY\n\n2", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_95184574_22c9_4c7d_be22_a27aecfff2fc", "filename": "104-10110-10243.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10110-10243.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## SECRET\n\n18 July 1963\n\nChlef , Bupport Branch\n\nFROM\n\nMr Hart\n\nSUBJECT\n\n\n#210 838\n\n- 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,\n- 2, Mr Cbarleg MATI , tbe Officer 1n hae advl\u00f8ed 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,,\n- 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 \u00f8pace, 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 pa\u00edd\n\n252529\n\n79\n\n\n\nL\n\nCnly\n\nPage Ivo #210 838\n\n03\n\n- 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\n- 5. It 18 expected that of thl\u00f8 type of coverege v1ll be superlor to the af be 1n Bervlcing the recorders on 8 the\n\nRemon R. Hart\n\n\n\n118\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_9ffb28bb_feb0_4869_a02c_ff9a881b02a6", "filename": "104-10170-10109.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10170-10109.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2c:\n\n\n\nRasource\u00eb\n\na9 Sgt. a @tars Into qutet tne Prar be ong 8 enginoor. arymne 1n he conversation\\_\n\nat case 1s the Afr nround\n\n- 1\n- 2 Kunlng\n- 1 Dat 262\n- 1\n\nNanc of\n\n'F\n\nFhonc #:\n\nI\n\nhercby\n\nMa terial\n\n(s\u00ebe accord\u00f8nce with\n\nsection 5 (c):\n\n360\n\nrequcst\n\n1/8/16\n\nDate\n\n02154\n\nmandatory\n\nIn lhe\n\nor lhc\\_\n\nprovfsions\n\nName of Rcqucstor:\n\nAddress:\n\nPhonc 4:\n\nely\n\nTerpo\n\nOrdcr\n\n1\n\nAve. Mill\n\nArfz\n\n85282\n\n1652,\n\nAPR\n\n\n#r C\u00ebrtral\n\nUnd\u00ebr che slons che froo hol dings: 0 one 0f 0f \u00e4nd Llsc \\_ ch\u00eb documonc 'lac \u00e4n\" do not\n\nDark \u00cbhe aPproprint\u00ebly. If should In the Inceresc of natlonal u9 thc aPpllcable 5(B) `f date Or event 'hen: automatIc 0f che docupenc response. they\n\n\n\nEnclo aures\n\n5\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n\n\n\n## SECRE\n\n\n\nIa rc?ly refer\n\n26 Jannory 1977\n\nChalrman\n\nInforna\n\n'ATT\u00c9NTION\n\nMr\n\nG\n\nAsslstant\n\n11652-RIch\u00e1rd\n\nREFFRENCES\n\nA\n\n8\n\nGSA Referral\n\nwlatt.: dat\u00ebd\n\nIPS Repiy dated\n\n26\n\nD\n\n1s\n\n1976\n\nBean ,\n\nJuly\n\n0f Rec onnendarions Sus' 5(B)(2) \u00f6f in anended . Add. provis Proyision tain deny 1l652; ion\n\n\n## Background=\n\nOn 8 1976 Mr\\_ requested a mandatory review D: Mahoney two classified 'CIA National Archives cust F January docu The ody Library.\n\n\nb On 19April 1976 5 request with the CI\u00c0. The was of che 'documents to If. to review the documents Wcre to be markcd appropriarely. Mahoney' Agency they\n\nE2 IMPDET CL BY 012170\n\nConfidential X{h2a Dctachcd Fron Allachments\n\n[\u20ac cItc che Aceacy 0f the \u00c9 @nd b\u00eb rcsponse: with 8 they fron\n\n26 1976 [PS vrotc the Fcturned copies 'of thc w\u00ebr\u00eb ion 16S2 requirc cont rsion Section Ilowever 8 1 {ound \u00f6f his: Fight ould adt-ise t\u00f3 CIA July doc E.0:\n\nd \u00d6n 15 August 1976 to CA #rote from: 'declassffication decision Item of h\u00eds Mahoney to r\u00ebquest\n\n\n## 3 Rccommcndar ions\n\n3/657,851 dated docuent was denied in the initial revi the 5 (R) (2) of to rcquest\u00ear \u00f9ndcr documcnt is bascd 11652 amcnded The 1?63 [ rccommend to the the initial rm ination' \u00fander the requcster in toto be sustaincd and tliat E.0 11652 as amcndcd , 11652 now bc applicd of E.0 scnsitivc source is tical access o poli the infornation could nent and cxaccrbate to thc Unircd Stares Govern foreign govcrnment\\_ rclations friendiy During cw detc= uniquc b the DDO cation review 0 classifiand ted he document is with-the provisions\\_ 0f marked in;accordance to the sensitivity of 1165 me aningful sanitization the a cannot he made. Dur ing Due\n\n\n\nWhen\n\nIn { has hese\n\n\n\nTab A;\n\nRefercnces: A-D TDCSDB 3/657\n\nT\u00e4b B\n\n851\n\n\n\n\n\nDate\n\n\n\nDclached From Altachments\n\nGen\n\n\n\n70 2\n\n:: 'a {s the t:\n\nJou for Your\n\n\n\n'76\n\n14-Ooooo\n\nHr Tnfonation 20505\n\n\n\nIn rcply refcr to:\n\n76-150\n\n\n\nWilson:\n\nUuder uf S(c); Execut [vc Ocder 41652; rcscarchoc reatcd che canlcory thc he [brarlcs. Encloscd are coples and The of cho In the docuncnt Lfac. on conceralng do not hcaltate to on\n\nY [f In Interest of thc (oa 5(\") 0 \u20ac the ad Ur Inay 0 che\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\"c\n\n\u00f4ix\n\n' ()\\_\n\n\n#:\n\nKA\n\nin\n\nFonc #:\n\n1,019\n\n\n\nIl . ion\n\n4 In itial 1/ 197 6\n\n'1} \\_ 4t\n\nAppva7 1976 .\n\n\neter\" inat st:{ (rder ai 110'2 \\_\n\nis a:; ti:roush J: . () . 1652 5(0)\\_ rcquest for 1 ( Je May\n\n[ 2: (in 0 {\n\n1:2\n\nchc had to rcmain nde{initcly in order to protect sourccs and and statcd that scgrcgahle portions This hascd \"pon chassi fication in Fr\u00ebich-African afa\u00efrs 1976.\n\n\ndirccciy IS: in 1976\\_ Ilc specifically askcd if it sanitized of the documcnt national 'sccurity:\n\n\n## 3 .\n\n\na Scc Rvvicw Forms: [or specific detailed. rccommendations\\_\n\nclassification rcquested Thc scconl \"s conducted un 1276 by Furope Division, to retain thc classification at Sccret in Europe Iere forc and Liaison which sterili: document and relcas portions thercof , at this Speci fically thc rcport describcs in critical and subjectirc various Fronch govcrnncnt\u00e0l cntitics French personalicies iving and dcad \\_ 'Chc knowledgc the currcnt Frcuch gorernacnt that tlis particular information , or: gcncral infornation 0 f this samc t\"pc , haad becn circulated at hish lcvels 0f thc govcrnmcnt to currcnt forcign rclutions Further, onC t imlividuals is 1 forner Frcnh intclligencc opcrative and cabinct officcr. with the Frcnch liaison scrvices arc prcscntly rcasonably good\\_ and information 0f this sort would cffcct on futurc rclat ions Frcnch scrvices, a5 wcll as cffcc: on U.S.IFrench foreign rclations. on ig\" ing ing ing\\_ and by Jc\n\n\n\n'Tal 'ah\n\nFu] ]\n\nCOORDIMATION :\n\nDATE\n\n\n\n1;0 T in 10 91 0{ is 1 this ;n with jon\n\n0( ({:\n\nA-(\n\n1\n\nthvrapf\n\n\n\nS- 2533/\n\n2\n\n\n\notc \u00e4'\n\n- to \u00f8bout the\n\n3. be that d1d cbock O\n\n1975\n\nPOR'\n\n\u00cfnforiaclon\n\nSUBJECI\n\nRBF\u00c9RENCB\n\nF7S-4057\n\nTho FBI {orird\u00f6d for Cuban\\_ Travol 1s donfod and (b) (6): POIA\\_ and\n\nCherles Brlggs Chlof ;\n\nCL BY 001217(\n\n\n\n\n\n1975:\n\nFOR\n\nInlormation and\n\nSUBJECT\n\nRequest No \\_\n\nmaintain an officlai file: this file and other on Directorate reve\u00e4l the foiiowing records of this vith requester. information idencifiabe 'does with the FBI FDI s0 'dn 'hese documen{ descriptions to the correspond dircctly wich the request\u00ebr\\_ thcy\n\n(5) -\n\n(1):\n\nSubject Vencercmos Brigade January 1970 Origin of R\u00e9port Washington \\_ No 'Bureau Number or Ficid D.C Number providcd. Filc Date: 'Filc\n\nSubject Marian Elaine Fuiller 10 Junc 1970 Origin: Washington D.C. No Burcau Ficld File Numbcr providcd. Date:\n\nSubject Committec of Returncd Date 12 June 1970 Volunteers Origin: New York Number: 100-447724 City File\n\n(4) \\_\n\nSubj\u00ebct Marian Flainc Fuller Date: Jo Septenber 1970 Origin: Washington D.C. No Bureau File or Field File Number providcd.\n\n\nSubject: Marian Flainc Fuller Date 27 April 1971 Origin: Washingron D.C. File Number: 100-47256\n\nInlernal Use\n\n(6)'\n\nSubject Mlarijn Elaine Fuller \u00c9at\u00e9 30 June 19:2 in:Wash ton Number: 100-$ Oris File\n\nS\u00f9bie\u00ebt\n\n1972\n\nMari\u00e1n Elaine\n\nFuller\n\n\n#\u00e1shington,\n\n12; Ocrober\n\nDate;\n\nD.C.\n\n\nOF\n\nFile N\u00fcmber report entitled \"Sugar in dated '29 April 1970 originating: att\u00e0ch\u00e8d for ineA of this documcnt is zation referral to and the Service s0 can correspond directly #irh requester. che\u00ff\n\nof with this Agency , rersions are attached Further. descriptions are as follows:\n\n- 1968 (12; Trace Request datcd exempt per (6) (3) (a) (sourccs and met hods) \\_ and classified) of \u00f6f Information amonded\\_ Act ,\n- Meaorandum dated 1968 Act 1949) and (b) (1) of th\u00eb Frecdom Act as amended \\_\n\npei Cable dated 20 Fchruary 1970 (b) (CIA Act of 1949) and classified) of the Freedon of Information amended . Act ,\n\nCharles Chief, Services staff Briggs\n\n2 Only\n\n22 July, 1955\n\n440] 19104\n\nIlobert $. Young CIA Washlngton, D.C. 20505\n\nIRS 75-4057\n\non file, in the possesslon 0f, acc\u00eassibie to or malnta\u00edncd by your agercyrequestcd; ond thc raasons lor your action. Act,\n\n1 presently residc at 4401 Pinc S: Philadelphia, Pa. 19104. [ wes born c 6 July, My social securlty number is 416-60-5822.\n\n\n\"is in thc public Intcrest because {urishing thc inlormation can be considercd as prinarily benefiting thc Fablie. [thik this is tho casc.\n\n\nAs provided in the amended Act,\n\nSincercly ,\n\n\n\nElaine Fuller\n\n17 crenber 1976\n\nFOR\n\nATTENTION\n\nG:\n\nAssistant\n\nfor Information\n\nSUBJECT\n\nFOIA Appeal--Elaia: Fuller (75- 4057)\n\nREF\u00c8RENCES:\n\nA:\n\nInirial Reques:\n\nB.\n\n\nIPS R\u00ebply dated 19 MMarch;1976- 'Appeal Letter Received 26\n\nApril\n\n1976 \\_\n\nBcan;\n\n\n## 1 Summarx Reconnendat ions:\n\n- 8 Sustain initial to requester in toto ercmptions and (b) (6) fron one docunent ; add of FOIA Removc both Jocuments. iTabs (b) (2) to B-5 and dete\n- b inforzation in three in fori excised portions exempted under (6) (3) ; and (b) (6) of the FOIA; (6) (1) , (Tabs 8 -1 chru B-3) . appro-\n- in Correct the nacs of deciding officials appeal response\n- d \\_ Advise rcquester that Cocurent B- 5 cedes documcnt B-6 and contains information. exact same\n- e IPS advisc FFL that docvrent document B- 6 and the latter should supercedes to avoid duplicate referrals be des:royed in tke future.\n\n- Correct dates on documents 8 -5 and 6 .\n\n\nE2 IMPDET CL BY 012170\n\nWhcn. @sta-hed Fron-\n\n\n## 2 \\_ Background :\n\n- \u00d6r 22 July 1975 Ms Elaine Fuller wrotc and any information concerning her maintaincd by CIA under the FOIA. She provided biographic information and asked that any fees bc\n- b:: On 15 Dcccinber 1975 , IPS/DDA advised DDO that two docunents concern Fullcr had bcen to CIA by FBI ing\n- On 19 March 1976 IPS wrote Ms \\_ Fuller and: encloscd sanitizcd vcrsions four docuicnts, thrcc 0f which [DO docunents De lctions had made undcr (b) (1) (6) (3) , and (b) (6) of the Two additional documents (those refcrrcd by the denicd in toto under thc samne cxcmptions The excmptions wcrc explained, the dcnying officials idcntificd by nanc and Ms \\_ Fuller vas advised 0f her right to appcal Ms \\_ Fuller was al50 advised that FBI and ginated matcrial was being rcfcrred to the FBI and INS for the Jirect response to her requcst\\_ Whcn IPS thc four docuncnts thcy cFroncously Jisted thc Deputy Director Sccurity as denying documcnt 1 and Chicf\\_ Serviccs Staff 4$ responsible for docuncnts 2 5 , 4 , 5 , and 6 [n fact, the Dircctor of Sccurity the dcnying o fficia 1 document and Chicf Scrviccs Staff for docuncnts 1 , 2 3 , 5 , and 6 should point out and correct this crror in their to rcqucster] . oriir\n- d : In an lctter rccei by CIA on 26 April 1976= Ms : Fullcr appealcd the decisions pursuant [o subscction (a) (6) of the FOIA . ved\n\n\n## 3 . Recomnendations\n\n- a Tabs B - 1 thru B - 5 and B- 6 contain the docunents constituting the DDO appcals review. Pleasc rcfer to hese tabs for rccommendations concerning individual docunents.\n\n\n2 -\n\n'As statcd recommcnd that OGC , in thcir iettcr to requcster, corrcct thc prcvious thc dcciding o\u00eeficiais\\_\n\nc is 8 hat transmits an accumulativc machinc list the FBI This docum\u00ebnt is updatcd periodica: and previous jistings should bc. dcstroyed\\_ Pocunent B-5 is the updated and final machire !isting for 1970 ands superceded docuncnt B-6 skich should have becn dcstroyed: [ rccommend that OGC advise requcstcr B-6 and containcd 'thc exact informatipn\\_ {urthcr recomincnd that this matte; to the attent ion of che FBI s0 future duplicate rc ferrals nay be avoided ing\n\n- d A classificatlon reriea 0 f the fivc documents listed in Tab B Thedocuments arc properly markcd and in accordancc with Executive Order as amcnded , non-excmpt informat ion has been and rccomlended for rclease {o requester\\_ has\n- c Thc FBI and to Subjcct located in DDO files in writing to the respective agencies for thcir dircct rcsponsc to rcqucster, (See Ias C) \\_\n- 4 M\u00edr Bill Ashbaugh of OGC concurrcd in thesc rccoinnendations.\n\n\n\n\n\n## Attachmcnts:\n\nTab A Rcfercnces A-\u20ac Tab B Documents and 56 Tab NIS 6 FBI Refcrral Letters\n\nCONFIPENTIAL When \"~a:hed From {iachments\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\n4401 Pino St . Ph\u00ed ladclphia; Pa. 1910\n\nGcnc F Informatlon and Privacy CoordInator Central Intcll{gencc Agcncy Washington, D.C. 20505\n\nOn 23 Mlarch, 1976 rcccived SOmc matcrial on myself from your filcs which only. partially Iny rcqucst for Your lettcr indicatcd that en `appca! should bc directcd to Jhis Ictter consitutes that appcal pursuant to subsection (a) (6) of the Freedom of Informat ion Act 552) \\_\n\nAs providcd for in the dct , 1 to rccclve rcply wIthin 20 working days.\n\n\nSinccrcly ,\n\n\n\nElaine Fuller\n\n18 April 1977;\n\nChicf Information and Privacy Staff\n\nFRON\n\nFrcdcrick C R\u00e4ndall Chicf Iss/policy and In formation Coordination Group\n\nSUBJECT\n\nAineri\u00e7an Volunteer Group Anerican Voluntary Gucrrillas; Alternatc Voluntary Government; requcstcd by Terry Catchpole\n\nREFERENCE\n\nRcquest No.\n\n\nF-77-147\n\nSubject organizations havc bcen checked Iith all components thar night have an. intcrcst record\\_ The scarch rcvealed no records this Dircctorate pertaining to subject organizations\n\nFrcderick C . Randall\n\nJE (pls \"ck)\n\n(cntral Intelllgence Agency 'ashington, D.C.\n\n\ncar\n\n19 under as amended (Su.S.C. \"ectIon 552) ,\n\nBricfly, y request 1g for Infornat\u00edon that may be In your fileg pertalalng known varlously as the Anerican Volunteer ;roup, Amer\u00edcan Guerrillae or\n\nAs you know, the anended that some parte of \u00e0 are excmpt from release, \"reasonably segresable\" port\u00edons shall I therefore request that, determIne that of the xequcsted Informatlon exempt; you prov\u00edde ce the Informatlon can be made avallable. Of course, I rcserve right to appeal any such to \"exempt\"\n\n1 am prepared to pay reasonable\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nMarch 7, 1977\n\n\n\nDPo\n\nFOR\n\nChicf: Informnati\u00f6n Privacy Staff and\n\nFROY\n\nFrcdcrickC: 'Randa{n Coordination Group: \u00c7h\u00efcf Pol\u00efcy\n\nPct\u00ebr 'Schcy Rcqucst Ku Klux: Klan; ct al at C\u00e4mp Pendleton California\n\nSURJECT\n\nF\n\nfilcs.of this Dircctoratc havc bcen scarchcd with Thc 1istcd \u00f6rganizations conncction with Camp the California and thc rcsult is ncgativc for 'each pendlcton, \u00f6rganization\\_\n\nFrcdcrick Randall\n\n\n\nCCNFIDENTIAL\n\n\n## LEGAL AID SOCIETY OF SAN DIEGO, INC.\n\n\n\n\nSOUTEAST CFFICE AVENUE\n\n92102\n\nJanuary 13 , 1977-\n\nNATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY Fort George G, Meade 20755\n\nCHIEF OF NAVAL CPERSTIONS DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY Hashington D.C. 20350 Attn.\n\n\nDEFENSE INVESTIGATIVE SERVICE Ds44 Hashington D.C . '20301\n\nNATIONAL S\u00c9CURITY COUNCIL Attn. Staff Secretary Old Executive 'ashington D.C. 20506\n\nFEDERAL BUREAU OF IMVES'TIGATION OF \"USTICE 9th and Penn Ave. Washington D.C\\_ 20535\n\nDIRECTOR DEFEVSE INTELLICENCE AGENCY Attn: (FOIA) #ashington D.C . 20301\n\nDIRECTORATE FOR FREEDOM OF INFO[WATION OEfice of the Rssistant Secrctary of Defense (Public Affairs) Room 2C757 Pentagon Washington D.C . 20301\n\nCIA INFCR:ATION COORDINA'TOR CEN'TRAL INTELLIGENCY AGENCY Washington D.C 20505\n\nRE: INFORIATION REQUESI\n\nTO IT MAY CONCERN :\n\nThis is reguest under the Frcedom of Information Act as anendcd (5 5552)\n\nEd K.: 7 he 6\n\n2\n\n75-5938 \"py\n\n- i\n\n\n## Page 2 (continu\u00ebd)\n\nwritirg this lctt\u00e9r of nysclf and Dr\\_\n\nP\u00fars\u00fc\u00e4nt Of Infornation Act , 5 Pub: L 93 5o2 88 1561 obtain 9cc\u00eb\u0161s \u00e4nd the wish 'to t\u00f2 the following: 'cOpY\n\n- 1 nemoranda orders; investigations ;tudics or other recoras\\_ r\u00ebP\u00f6r\u00cbs memoranda \u00f6\u00cb: :elephone conversations vritten foriaation existence activities r\u00e9latc siz\u00eb Karine orqanizations at L ing\n- Klux Klan; Ku\n- United Klans;\n- b California Ku Klux Klan;\n- 'd . Knights \u00f2f the Ku Klux Klan;\n- White Knights 0f the Ku Klux Klan;\n- of; Amcrica Knights of the Ku\n- Klux Klan; Minutemen;\n- Christi\u00e4n\n\nCrusade: Church;\n\n- n: Invisible Empire o\u00cb the Ku Klux Klan;\n- American Rangers;\n- 0 . Christian Defense Lcague;\n- California Anti-Communist League\\_\n- P. The National States Rights Party;\n- Christian\n- Ma tional Alliance;\n- Provisional Naticnal Government of the U.S.A. ;\n- American Volunteers Group;\n- \"merican Nazi Party\n- Leagion of Justice;\n- National Socialist White Pecples Party;\n- X operation Unicorn-And other similar groups \\_\n- 2 \\_ \u00c1ll directives nemoranda letters, orders studies\\_ \u00f2r other records rcports merorand\u00e4 of tclephone conversations , includ written found\u00e4ti\u00f6n; existence, which relate to the ship or pr\u00ebsen\u00e7e of the operations size nember above in the Uaited States named in No: 1 Corp. ing\n- 3. All directives letters\\_ mcmoranda orders investigations or other records vhich describe rcports , or otherwise relate rascism at Marinc Base Camp\n\n\n## Fagc 3 (continuc))\n\nlett\u00e7rs orders reports, investigations or other dcscribe analyze or to rascism in the United States Karine Corp.\n\n\nnone of from the Frccdon of Information Act matidatory disclosure provision applies\\_ access to the requested records should be grantcd within ten work days.\n\n\nIn the unlikely event\\_ however that acccss is denied to any part of the re\u00e7uestea records plcasc describe the deletcd naterial in detaii and specify the statutory basis for the \u00e0s weli as your reasons for believing that the alleged statutor} Justification exists in this case. Please also state rcasons for invok 'discretionary pOwer to release the requcsted documents in the public interest. ing Your\n\nIe also request that you waive any applicable fces since disclosure will meet the statutory standard for such Ivaiver in that it wBuld clcarly be \"in interest because furnishing the information can be corsidered as primarily benefiting the seneral public\" 5 5552(a) ( 4) (A)\n\nShould ,any procedural problem arise as to this request, please call me (collect) at (714) 233-5462-\n\n\n\n\n\nSubscribed and sworn to before ne on January 14, 1977 \\_\n\nOF CALIFORNIA.\n\n\nSQUIHEAST OfFICB 92102 January 1977\n\nNATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY Fort George G . Heade 20755\n\nCHISF NAVAL OPERATIONS CF TIIE NAVY Hashington D.C. 20350 Atcn\\_ CP-09B18\n\nDepartnent oe the Washington D.C\\_ 20350 Mavy\n\nDEFENSE INVESTIGATIVE SERVICE Vashington D.c. 20301\n\nNATICNAL SECURITY. COUiJCIL Actn\\_ Scaff Secretary Old Executive Office Building Hashington D.C.\n\n\nFEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION U.S DE?ARIMENT OF JUSTICE Sth and Ave Washingcon 20535\n\n\n## DIRECTOR\n\nDEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGEIICY Accn: SC (FOIA) D . C. 20301\n\nDIRECTORATE INFORATIOiv Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense (Public A fairs) Rooru Pentagon Washingcon DC 20301\n\nCIA FREEDO: OF IVFCRYATION COORDINATOR CEN\u00c4RAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY Washington D. C 20505\n\nRE:\n\nIT [AY\n\n7\n\n\n## 2 (cuntinucd)\n\n\n## organizations:\n\nWillian Bishop, 6202 Capestone, Dalla8, Texas , (DOB\u00cf S\u00e9ptcmber 1521 Wellstone Place, st. Louis, Noverber 5 , 1955. Eddie F'ge, Jr, 'Springs, Mississlppi; (D)B) Novenber 1 1956 D;R. Hunter North Carolina, (DOB) September 13, 1954 \\_ Ricky McGilvery, 6202 Capestone, Dallas, Texas , (DOB) Rbruary 28 ; 1957\\_ Willian Spcncer; 511 Henry Place, High Point, N.C. (DOB) August 27 1953. H . Fletcher , 2222 Super\u00edor, Detroit, M\u00edch. , (DOB) April 19 , 1953\\_ clarence 'Capers 209 Powder Mill Lane, Edgewater Park, Phil\\_ (DOB) October 7 , 1955 Anthony \"atthews , 3904 5. 15Sth, Cleveland, Ohio, (DOB) August Dr \\_ Carlton Goodlett President, National Newspaper Publishers Association Black Press of Uerica 1366 Turk Street, San Francisco CA 94115 \\_ Reporter Publications 1366 Turk Street, San Francisco, c 94115\\_ Luw Office, National Lawyers Guild, San Francisco, Bay 26;\n\nPursuaat to Act, 5 U.S.C . 5552, as amended by Pub \\_ L. 93-502, 88 Stat: 1561 , wish to obtain access to and the opportunity to the: following docunents: they\n\n- I All directives memoranda , orders reports investigations studies or other records including written of telepnone conversations which relate to the fornation, existcnce activities operations membership; size or presence of any of the follow organizations Pendleton Marine Base, California: ing\n- a Ku Klan;\n- United Klans;\n- b California Ku Klux Klan;\n- Knights Of the Ku Klux Klan;\n- f. Southern Ku Klux Klan ;\n- e United Klans of\n- hite Knights of the Ku Klux Klan;\n- i United Klans of Aerica Knights of the Ku Klux Klan;\n- Brotherhood;\n- 2 Secret Army Organization; Christian Crusade Church;\n- n. Invisible Empire of che Ku Klux Klan;\n- Rangers;\n- Christian Defense League;\n\n\n## Pagc 3\n\n- P\n- 9 Chiristl\u00e4n ational\n- Lc\u00e4gue;\n- Provisional\n- Group un\n- t Am\u00ebrican P\u00e0rtY;\n- u Party;\n- '0f\n- oth\u00ebr sImilar groups X\n- 2 . Alldirectives inves tigationg studics\\_ or rclate to the memoranda of tclephone convcrgat\u00edons' foundation existence, in No. 1 ship or prcsence any thc organi in the United States Marin\u00e9 COrp. above\n- All dircctives letters, orders or investigations \u00f6r Harine Corp. otherwise relate to rascism in the\n- directives \\_ i\u00ebtters necoranda\\_ orders , reports\\_ 3: All rccords analyze investigations or other Pendleton Marine Base: otherwise; relate to rascism at Camp or\n\nthc 'Frcedom \u00f2f 'Since 'hone of the Information \u00c4ct' $ m\u00e1ndatory should be granted within ten acc\u00e9ss to the rcqucsted records (10) working days - that waive any applicable fccs since We als\u00f2 request standard for such waiver in disclosure will ncet the statutory interest because that it would clearly be in Public as marily furnishing the inforaation 'can benefiting the general public\" \\_ 5 You Pri\n\nhowever, that access is denied to In the unlikely the deleted part of the requested s tatutory basis for the ma terial in detail and fy that the alleged denial as well as Y\u00f6ur for case Plcase also state tification exists in this statutory jus discrctionary power to reasong for not invoking Your Public intcrest. release the requested documents in the speci Your\n\nProcedural Problem; arise as to this request, plcase Should at (714) call ne\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\nChlef InforBaton\n\nS\u00dcBJECT\n\nAndrou Scotc\n\nR\u00c9FGRENCB\n\nA:\n\nNo\n\n75-4508.\n\n\n8\n\nDecophor\n\n1975\n\n- 1 u fllo on Scott. deycrlbo tho r\u00ebsults 0f revlcw \u00f2f {ile and of thIs\n- 2. are FBI docunones Idontlfleble to Actached 1s 8 0f daca for documonts be ref\u00e8rrod to the FDI for\n- 3 may not be passod\\_to Yr; Setuan\n| Docunent | |\n|-----------------------------------|-------------------|\n| 12 July 1970 | (b) (6) |\n| 1970 | |\n| Dispatch, 6 | |\n| Cablo, 20 Fobrusry 1970 Dlspatch, | |\n| | (b) (3) , (b) (6) |\n| Cahlo , 16 Hlay 1972 | |\n\nE2 IMPDBT CL BY 012170\n\nDlroctorate by 'tho 'Offlco should bo rotured then for ravlev\\_ docuient conc\u00f8rned of nanes of Pcoplo vho travolod to Cuba to sugar dated 18 Por futhor Ruldance on Pleas\u00eb se0 dated 5 Harch 1976 to the Yencor\u00f8mos Brigado. May\n\n4\n\nAJS\n\nCharlos A, Brlges Chlof , Sorvlces \u0161taff cc: OPS/ITG LA\n\n\n\n2837 Illfnals 6c657 Au:ust 2, 1975\n\nIkS\n\n:3 01 6 Young of cit\"al 1nlc Accncy\n\nJlor tho Informatlon Act, and Lhio but tc, card nnd a11 data nd maLntalnod by alzo und flngurprlnt\n\nyou rulo that portlon: of these flles \"ronaonably roquust coplos of thu vomnlnlng ncterfal and roservo ' rIght appoal any such thls roquust or In part, plo\u00e0se nforn of\n\ndclotions mide , for cch submlttlng my full nane , and placc of birth and Soclal ;cclu' I prorarod to pay 8 fo0 th rcproduct:on cf ralorfal.\n\n\n5 re(ulrcd by 5 USC 552, to fron\n\nSlncoroly yours;\n\n\n\nScott Eorman {5# 059-36-7504 Brooklyn, Karch 17 , 194/7\n\n\n\n5 March: 1976\n\nChlof SUBJECT:\n\nInformatlon and Prlvac\u00ff Staff t\u00f6\n\nThls DIrcctorato to loc\u00e4to acknowlcdgo \u00f6r! tlc follow contalncd In Lho fllcs of cIn\n\n1 a: Rcport 1970.\n\n\nb LIst of nunos of Pccplo to Cuba. to Cano datcd 18 . Hay thoroforo to rulo on thc \u00f2f thcsc tIo docunents on FOIA and PA rcquosts ask that thcse docuncnts not be rofcrrcd us for ctlon;\n\n2 From the portlons forwardcd 'In c\u00f6nncct!on thcre would nppcar to bo no renson for tho Kc dcfcr, howcver, to OS for Judgcncnt.\n\n\nFredorlck C, Randall DDO/PIC\n\nIHPDBT CL BY 012170.\n\n\n971\n\nchicf Staff\n\nFRUM\n\nOien (U) I)DO Infvrcat.ion\n\nSUBJECT\n\nAnne .Pitt (U)\n\nP - 7.7 -0140 (U)\n\n(U) 4 scarch 0 { the ['DO systcms has Froduccd ninc docucnts disposition is as\n\nSix docuncnts denic\u00e0:in toto. (Tab 4, Dociunent Nos\n\nb\n\n(U)\n\nand 8 shou]d bc rcfcrred to and Document No 9 . $hould b? to thc nepartrient (Tal\n\nRobcrt (wen (U)\n\nAttachmcnts: a/s cc: ISS/IPG/ SCB (U)\n\nADMIINISTRATIVE - INTERNAL USE Ihcn [etached from Attachmcnts\n\n\n\nSE\u00dc RET\n\n\n\n'P-77-0140/DM 4 , 1917 Senng$\n\n\n## 5\n\nat Ypvt in Wyoming Gounty ~ I @ bsri 6u 1943 , County in Your fles and Yecovds Huugers:\n\n\n\n40 0^ to ~ 1 wyself Provided\n\n\n\n20 1976\n\nChfof\n\nA Quaker\n\n'Roquost F 76:211\n\n- 1 A the fllos 0f thla Diractorate re voaled cho docunontf dlscusscd\n- 2 roleased In cntlr\u00f8ty consist of twenty: four 'ovart (Docunonts 1*24)\n- 3 may not be under (6) (1) (6) (3) (llalson) , (Doc\u00famogt 25).\n\n- 'On\u00eb nomorandum detod 8 November 26) 8 direct quoto from FDI report d\u00e4tod 1967 Washington; D: C. Subject: Protosi In: Mashlngton\\_ C. B\u00ff A Quakor Actlon Group 26;.1967; no this report should be. PBI {or\n- 5; there other PBI docunonts aro not bolng lsted sinco your offlc6 has advlsed that tho PB [ has a roquest on Suhfect.\n\n\nCharles A Brlags S\u00f8rvlcos Staff\n\nAttachments:\n\n\n\nE2 BY 012170\n\nCozzessonal Reccrd Do mi\n\nFine 1976 22,\n\nYoung \u00c9\u00fc D.c\n\nF 76-211\n\n19 reques un22 Freedon 552 e Juaker the 'underslaned were tho auchor[zed at tho clme of the dissolutlon of request that you orovlde us racords nexoranda lettera or anv type klnd intormation concerning or that is curr 'enely on in possesslon 04 , by\n\n2e full 0: It also ics In 1965 an? exisced at 23\n\n:f for ary nacure 0f for Your ana know , ac: You 1f puslic {urnishing car consider? ths Wa that You and\n\n1n we 40\n\n1 Loverinu\n\n\n\n\n\n5\n\n14-ooooo\n\n23 Junc 1976\n\nand Privacy: Stalf\n\nChicf Sc rriccs Staff\n\n'Gcorgc\n\nWilloughby:\n\n{or\n\nA\n\nQuakcr\n\nAction\n\nGroup\"\n\nA\n\nRcferral\n\nR\n\nRcqucst No: 76 - 211\n\nThc. dispatch dated 18 1968 \\_ rc (crrcd to this has bccn rcricwcd. documcnt to Mr. is dcnicd uc r (b) (1) ind (b) (5) of. thc\n\nA .\n\n\nCharlcs A : Briggs\n\n\n## CoNFIDENTIAL\n\nFOR:\n\nChairman; (u)\n\nMr; H. G.`Bean , Assistant for Information\n\n(U)\n\nFOIA George: Willoughby {IPS F 6-211) (U)\n\nA B IPS Response C Appeal Letter, 25 August 1976 (U).\n\n\n22\n\n\n## 1 (U) Summary:of Recommendat ions :\n\n- Sustain initial denial in toto of two DDO documents under (6) (3) and (b) (6) , applicablo: (Tabs 3 :and\n- b Rclcase portions 0f ten DDO documents: found during the appcals review ciring cxemptions (b)(1); and (6)(6); as icable, for tho delctions (Tabs 5-14) appl\n- c Dcny in toto one DDO documcnt locatcd during the rcvicw citing exemptions (b) (1) , (b) (3) and (6) as (Tab 15)\n- d of FBI Documents to the FDI for revicw and direct response. (Tab 16) \\_\n- e Refcr Department the Arm) document to them for rcvicw and dircct response (Tab 17) -\n- f Five NSA-originated items have been rcfcrrcd to NSA for review. (Tab 18) -\n\nDctacled From A:taclmcnts\n\n\n\n\n## 2 . (U) Background\n\n- Subject suhmitted a request under FOIA\\_ on 22 March 1976 , for any and information the held on A Quaker Action Group\" als0 known as \"AQAG\\_ th\u00eb 20 1976 initial rcsponsc, 24 newspaper 'clippings and onefeaflet werc relcascd to him; two documents vere dcnied\\_ July\n- 1976 Subject appealed\\_ requcst that inf\u00f6tnation be relcased to him on the group. ing\n- c the appcals review 1l additional. documents are included in-the recommendations These; documents were not considered during the inicial rcv\u00efew sin\u00e7c t were not considered to meet the criteria for \"records extant at that tine and contained only incidental refercnces to che subject of {hche rcquest\\_ hcy\n- During thc appeals rcvicw we werc unahlc to identify any Air Force documcnts concc rning the subject of chis reqlcst The rcqucstcr should told that this was #pparcntly an crror;\n- c the appeals revicw wc wcrc unablc to idcntify: \u00e0ny \u00cfepartment of Statc docunncnts conce rning A Quaker Action Group. Two documents and pussibly rcfcrrcd to in the initial response do not conccrn A Quaker Action Group Thc requestor should be informed that this was also apparently an etror. ing\n\n\n## 3 \\_ (C) Recommendations:\n\n- a My specific recommendations arc shown on the Appeals Reviow Forn attached each documentA classification review has been conducted and all docunents are considered properly classificd and marked in accordance with 11652 , as amended \\_ to\n- b reconmend that the two documents dcnied in toto under thc initial review continue denied\\_ One them (Tab 3) could identify a still active and sensitive sourcc The othcr (Tab 4 ) was obtained chrougl a scnsitive operat conducted jointly by Amnerican and Gcrman authoritics. to ion\n\n\n\nts that p\u00f6rt ions of durin to (1) (6) on in che t\u00e4c ( Forms 'reflected hcsc\n\n- Onc ad\u00e0 Jocatcd: thc foreisn since it vas scrvice. durinc\n- 88 but not thc initial to writ for should referrcd These documcnts are listed linder 16 \\_\n- f Onc Dcpartment' 0f thc ferred in to thcm for docnnent should be The :itle pagc ane ditcct. rcsponse: atached as Tab description 0 f are Army\n\nFS . NSA havc rcfcrred rcvicw. to them by\n\n- othci turned rcvicw and \"p both thc to t\"c appcals rcvicw rcqucst sincc thc in the not Quaker Acvicn Gr\u00f2up\" rcquest {(Ta\u00f2 ive thcy\n\nhas concurrcd in the ahove\n\n\n## Atrachnents:\n\nRichard (U)\n\nTab 5 Tab C\n\nAppeal\n\nRcvick\n\nForins\n\nTabs\n\nTab\n\n\n\n324122\n\nFar 3535\n\n1 (;\n\nS#2JECT:\n\nSingerman\n\n75-801\n\n- nalatains 2 Pcrsonallty dossier 4 4 ravicw this {ilc and other thi3 \u00e0jrcctoratc rcvcal inforSubject:\n- 4 {cw 1re excluded urJer ()(4) t'c offic? that 0n is unable to furthcr idontlfy th\u00f8se\n- inforsatfon Prov:ded Depalrtao?: che Aray forcign opcraThis narcrlal is considared 53 (1 ) E.0 11852 (3) 02\n- c infor=2tion and Sourc(s Su\"ject 5 travcl to Cu? This Fatcrial is corsidered (h) (5) 0 f FOI; 53 11652 ,\n- to the travcl aentionwd 1,c\\_ is for in 1,c.\n\n\nForn 5535\n\nCharles Chicf\n\nH-9 coan. C6511 apri 1, 1975\n\n205C5\n\nI 21l tho is Vas 23 , ic v\u00e0\n\n\n\nC, Kcefitt\n\n\n\nSE\u00c7REt\n\n6\n\n1975\n\nhava and\n\n- EX-J66), 24 Octobor 1969\n- 26 1969\n\n2 @nd froa cbo 1. and donLal 0, do pot Bur relaclve Lecluded rbe b , dLd Dot aftor cbe @d thcroloro Dero roply.\n\n\nour and 1 ch\u00f8 POLA B.0. 11632. 1 d, 0\n\n[se Oaly\n\n8\n\n5\n\n30 July 1975\n\nDIs:ribut{on:\n\nUrig. dadressee\n\nOGC\n\n(Mr.\n\n\n'Lakowka)\n\nC/IRS\n\n\n## iSECRET\n\ndvclaton. to cheae aDd \u00e4aual Jo?\n\n\n- 8. end ;.) L\n- 0f [iie to (b) (3) 1652;\n- b, Inloratlon thorfore undor 1n tba orlgnal doulal, 1,0; (6)(1),\n- BX-J663. balfeve c\u00f2 00 {or roloape marked copy) . bovov\u00f8r , (b) (6)\n- 5 b\u00f8 depled tho tbo except 1p cho IX-J663. Mr\\_\n\nKlchaol L.\n\n\na/e\n\nPhiJip A\n\nIRS 75-804\n\nKeyucst\n\narc in 14\n\n- a Th\u00eds corcr scntion Sulijcct by Subicct 8 \"n tu List {light ava ilablc. hcrc; hut Jis travcl 'icxico had hcen incorporatcd into ncmn\u00f6randun the 8-561 datcd 11 dugust jd 0f 14 ncuorandum) ins city FBI May\n- b ;. 10. July isted requcstor travclcr {u Cuba Fistcd his vassport nuinber Ft als0 copy o his passport in Ihich is not ara i lablc hcrc-\n\nc Spccial Channel Mcroranun 6-561 , datcd August (scc paragraph la\n\nIe thc nbore Dctioned docuncnts havc bcc: propcrly in 14 rslor:ndun uldcr (b) ( 2 iaison jn this scctions liaison) and (b) (5) \\_ Thc Ina tcrial is not scercgablc f\u00f2r case 3 5 the of inforaation and its forn:it arc slich that tlc rcqucstcr could the Jin ulta ined by thc {hroush surrcptitipus to nanifusts nd clan s[inc photography 0f passports U . $ . citi:cns thus protaction of scns\u00eftirc sourccs nd (Xcxican 1iaison un ilateral ing and\n\n5 1 into t'c 201 Filc or other Iccords has arailiblc: Mlanifest datcd 28 . August 1 969 , forwardcd Th is ra nifcst iii Canada (ul. No covcr dispatch W;s uscd is tlic nay to forcign liaison (Caimdian) Thc ratcrial is (b) (1) , ([orcign is ccrt: unilir (b) (3) Thc thc of thc it sc#rc\u00edtc and rclcasc it Suljcct witliout hin to thc had access to th\" passcngcr uf (ulan controllcd ship. ing ins\n\n- 4 \u00c0ttached is of intcrna] Agency dacd Octoher 1969This do(:uncnt is the Cominittcc uf and rcfcrs rcpcal ingg in part rcfcrcncc to rcpartcl in (pararajh tl fact tha t scrvcd in [cacc \u00c7orps\\_ Thc tion thc is undcr (b) (6) por\n- 5 : Also copics 0f Agcncy Mcxico City latcd 24 June 1969 is rc[crrc to 57509 and prvv thc (cxcent for copics The rcfcrcncc citcd in this cablc in is Ilcadquartcrs 876 , datcd 24 sunc 1969 that naines and passports of travci t\u00f2 Cuba cablcd thc wa $. for preparcd for the Iousc This calle in turn rcfers to Mlcxico (ity 329 dated 23 Juae 1969 eplains the r(ason tlc invcstigution forcign 876 Mcxico 324 no t requstor hy they infornation ing ing City\n\n\n\n:/s in\n\n'Sf 5sis vu I\n\n4 ,\n\n14-ooooo\n\n12\n\nR\u00f8quost 15:1161\n\n1 an on SubJocr; othor racords rovoals Informatfon to\n\nPBI . docunonts, S00 attochod\n\nAgoncy (on\u00f8 cabl\u00f8 channel (B) forvarded llalson to th\u00eb PRI 0f 19 (b)\n\n- Agoncy docunonta (ono disparchos and fold infornatlon report) 8 Th\u00f8 nature tho Ipforwaclon could Identffy the r\u00e4loasod. channel (B)= and ono CSCI nono; randu forvardod PBI Ono CSCI forvarded report to che All consderd undor and nothods Rnd\n- d\\_ on 9 by U sourco, sourcos\n\n52 C\u00ed: 012170\n\n- (EX) to SubJect\" chroo thoso Informatlon tho FBI cho 0f to CIA datod 1 Fob1971 AJl aro (J); and (b) (1).\n\n- contafns forolg trayol, cakon fro\u00f1 Infornatlon In' sourcos 1s end\n- 8 and cho PBI Inforatlon fopors fron 8 Inforuatlon provldod Thls nonorandum 1s und\u00f6r POIA (b) (J) (6) (1).\n\n- 1 wIch 'Portlon: consldorod reloasoablo to SubJect undor FOIA,\n- CSCI dated 17 May 186.8: oxcisod under FOIA (h) (6) , personal prlva\u00e7y , (b) (3)\n- (BX) datod 14 July 1967 : und\u00f8r POIA (b)(6) , (b) (3)\n- \u20ac Internal datod 26 1968: oxclsod port lons undcr FOIA (b) (b) (3) and\n- (BX) dated 10 July 1967 ; FOIA (b) (6)= porsonal Prlva\u00e7y , (6) (3)\n- to 8 23 Novvabor 1970: und\u00f8r prlvacy and' (b) (1)Dispatch under sourcos and and\n\nAttachm\u00f8nt\u00f8: NS\n\ncc : OPS/ITG\n\nFOIA (6)i(1)\n\n3 doc\u00fcnonts\n\n\u00f4f d\u00e1tod 1966\n\nDopa\u00eftpont 21 Novombor 1907 Russoll\n\n\u20ac Dopartuent 02 1971 fr\u00f6n Bardlng\n\n'd FBL Cabl\u00f6 fron Dlroctor, PBI d\u00e4t\u00f8d . 6 1968 Mashington Mobllizacion\n\n1\n\nBrlgcs S\u00f8rvIc\u00f8s Steff ianiag Carl Pr\u00e9ston Jr [RS 75: 1i61,\n\n- dated 1965 Dclroit Michigan (n\u00f6: of f\u00f6r a Dinocr\u00e4cic Soci\u00ebty ist\n- 2 Ausust 1965 no FOF 9)\n- Reportdated 8 Oct\u00f3ber 1965 Michigan; Bufile 105-442056; Subjcct: \u00c7ar Jr: Security Matter SDS\n- 6 Iashinston, D:C:: 105:142056 (no Bufilc Subjcct: Carl Security Mattcr\n- 5: dated 17 1966, Subject: (no 9) May\n- 6 Report dated 17 1966, Washington D.C . Subjcci: Intcrnational Days of Protcst; Maarch 25 26 , 1966 (no file\n- Report dated Detroit Michican; Re: Carl Preston Oglesby ; Jr: (no fiie )\n- Report dated 50 Junc 1966 Dctroit, Michigan; File 5 100:33052 , Bufile 105-142056; Subject? Carl Jr\\_ Security SDS\n- 9 Report dated 14 September 1966 \\_ Detroit, Michigan; Carl Preston Oglesby , Jr . (Ro filc 8s)\n- Renort nated 27 Oc:ober 1966 Michigan; bcfile Field office file 100-25032; Subject: Car1 Preston Og lcsby , Jr . Security Students for Denocratic Suciecy\n- Redort dated 1966 De:rai Michigan; Subject: Carl Preston Jr . (a0 Bufilc, no FCS t;\n\n13 .\n\n\n14\n\n15\n\n16\n\n8 Junc 1967 Ciac innati\\_ Ohio; filc CI Sufilc 100-438 262: Subject: Larry Wolf Rubin\n\nReport dated 7 July 1967 Dcrroit, Michigan; Subject: Studcnts for a Dcnocratic Society\n\nRcport dated 7 Dcccnber 1967 Phoenix (no filc 'us) Subjcct 4.-8 1967* Dcncnstration at Tucson , Arizona\\_ Deccinber 1967\n\nRcport dated 1967 105*11627 Bufilc 62-110053 Michigan; University 'for Dcbatc on Intcrgn Folicy\n\nReport dated\\_ 14 December 1967 Portland \\_ '(no file Subject: Antidraft\\_activities Oregon tland\n\n17\\_\n\nReport dated 11 Deccubcr 1967 \\_ Cincinnati Ohio; Field o ffice filc CI 100-15928; Subject: Carl Preston Oglcsby, Jr . Security Macter\n\n- 18 \\_ Rcport dated 31 Janunry (n\u00f2 filc #s) Subjcct: Carl Prcston Osie\u0161by , Jr . Intcrnal Sccuricy\n\n19\\_ Report dated 24 June 1968\\_ Cincin-ati (hio; Field office file CI 100-15928 Sufiiv 105-142056. Subject: Carl Prcston Oglesby Jr \\_\n\n20 .\n\n\n21 \\_\n\nRcport dated 10 October 1968 D.C . (no file #s) Subject: Foreign Travei Lcft Groups\n\n22 \\_\n\n25 .\n\n\nReport dated 18 Norcnber 1968 Florida Ficld office filc 105-1613 (no Bufile $) Subject: Philip E: San ford\n\nRepori dated 12 Decenber 1968 \\_ Ficld office filc 100-148047 (no Bufilc Studcnts \u00c8or Dcmocr\u00e4tic Society IS SDS\n\nReport dated January 1966, Ss? Francisco Calif. ; file #s) Subject: Carl (ng\n\nSDS\n\n25:\n\n26 .\n\n\n\n\nRcport datcd January 1969, Cincinnati, Ohio; Ficld officc iiic CI 100-15928; Bulile. 105-142056. Subjcct: Carl Fr\u00e8ston Oclesby , Jr.\n\n\nReport datcd 10 Fcbruary 1909, Washington, D.C: ; (no filc 5) ` Subject; Carl Pr\u00e8ston Oglcsby\n\nRcport dated 14 April 1969 , San Francisco Callf.; file 100-53497; 105-142056\\_ Subject: Carl Jr. Sccurity Matter SDS\n\n6 Fcbruary 1970= Atlanta, Gcorgia; Field office tiie 100-7808; Bufile 105-178431. Subject: Lynn Barbara (Oglcsby on Pg. 7)\n\n- 28. Rcport dated 28 Janiary 1966 Detroit\\_ chigan, Buflle 97-5029 ficld file Comittee to Aid the Vietnanese\n- Report dated 14 January 1966 , Washington D c; no file numbers Subjcct: Dcmonstrations Pro\u00e7es Un!ted States Intervention in Victnan. ting\n\nAkron\\_ Ohlo\n\nDat\u00f2\n\n1935 July:\n\nrequest It' i\u00f8:\n\n299*30-5954\n\nYoung\n\n{or\n\nHoro\n\nSincoroly,\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nApLl 1l, 1975\n\n12 Arnold Clrclo Hase. 02139\n\nCIA Bdqtro make avallable to me any mater\u00edals or hnve collected and kopt\n\nSincerely,\n\nCarl Oseuby\n\nStudents Yor\n\n\n\n- 2 :\n- six in uns\n- in inivialy:\n- in 15\n- in itcas\n- 'nviy\n- 11 or files Fhc 277 29 F81 fil\u00e7s onc FBI othcr0! 19 Fchrvary 1976 J;c ca\n\nFn, ir Infouation Xr (F (U) 4 1975 (} R 1276. (u)\n\n\n\nrcIcasing six the in scgrccatcd vcrsions ng thc ining 21 IPS Ogleshy hat wcrc hc rc t hc oricinat agenc ics {or dircct rcspansc him . jn\" ing ing\n\n- b MIr. on ( f anl this tri scarch with\n- (1) Minc prc;s ifvns not carlier locatcd-\n- (2) As rcsult uf n thic and thc 0/s; for fivc docunents not during initial i ,c \\_ thosc corercd h\u00ff 'Tahs 28 30 , 52 , 33 54 \\_\n- 4s a rcsult (f a Privacy Act Icvicd Mr on thc Iatter refcrred thrce P 76-180 0 [ hcsc ~CSCI 516/02677-67 67 . - had prcviously but thc t hiird been hand cd initially 19 (1) iufo IC hanalc the formncr tko in and rmcd\n- (4) In addition the documents discorcrc l (2) and (3) , 17 wcrc Jocatcd throngh filcs and running dlown Thcse havc rcsultcd in tot?1 51 hc trcafcd in this an incrcasc 24 sincc thc IS rcsponsc , ninc ing (s ing\n- (5) Four monoranda 895 1070 , 2187 and 5363 Icre rcfcrrcd to FBI on 5 1976 coordination rcgarding inforation t hcrein\\_ Thc rcplied on 28 Octohcr 1976 port ions to be Iit hhcld anil to bc ing\n- (6) FJTA-4 8 ,789 Ja:cd 6 1965 (Tab 20) rcfcrrcd to thc US Air Forcc on 5 Octobcr 1976 {or Air Force data The Air Forcc rcspoaded 29 . October 1976 rclcasing its input \\_ on\n\n(7) Threc fi n h\u00f6sc iitial scarch, (2629 {0 thc FR\u00cf 5' 1976, f\u00f6r contact 24857 'sim 1977\n\n(8) wcre 1o Jc 19;6both iarFicr: Th\u00eb clcarcd for rulcasc thc sanc c has btn on all bccn this revick cascs khcrc such hia s heen for hc in sata pcrtaining not ihlc in ing\n\nScc Tabs\n\n(U) has not coordinatcd 0 [ the 0f thc Counsc]\n\nBrokn\n\nTab R Re fcrcnccs Tabs 12 - 48 As Statcd\n\n14-00000\n\n\n\n1976\n\nWaahington\n\nKE: FOIA Appoal\n\nWLlson, Dear\n\nI {or By let dated, 19 February 1976, the Kow\u00ebver, 'censored and otherp 1 Hereby appeal these deletlons. ter\n\n08\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\nChlef , [PS\n\nREFEREYCE\n\n- file on to her and assoclatlon \"Ith\n- The docutents FBI and. re 'exerpt cer\n- \"Ccirlttce of. Returned Volunteers Barress'dat\u00e8d Mancy\n- Barness , 28 Nan Barnes Sam Baires dated 27 Au\u00e7ust 196?-\n- Yancy Ertel Rarnes 0.\u20ac. no ffle numter.\n\n- Erte) ConnectIcut,\n- e S4-0!\"\n- \"Canlttee of Returred 'olunceers froa\n- 1 There Is.one Departnent of State letrer. whfch request fron the Passport Office for Informatlon of & security aature pertInert: to {ancy Ertel\\_Earnes \\_ nc ffle nunber. 1s ex; {or referra!\n\n\nE2 I#pdet\n\nAttachment:\n\n- 11652.\n\n- source above. The 'sane exenptlons apply.\n\n- Ihe folloulng three earnes: coples In al cases\n- a One Agency memorandum dated Jeccver 1971 .\n\n- b One; Agency dIspatch dated 6 December 1971\n- c Onc Agency dispatch dated 30 Xovenber 1971 \\_\n\nBrIggs Chlef , Serv\u00edces Staff\n\nAs Stated Above\n\n- Barn\u00ebs:\n\n\n\n8 02129\n\nFrcedon of Informallon Coordlnator Central Intelllgence Agency Waahlngton, D.C. 20505\n\nAuigust 7, 1975\n\n\n\nDear Mr. Young,\n\nI understand that under tho Freedom of Informatlon Act that an organcan seek dIsclosure and Information Lhat the Central Intelllgance Agency have collectea pertInent to the presldent of the nol but st1ll exlstant 'Research Group(formerly Of 213; C\u00e2mbridge, Mass I would l\u00edke to request any Informatlon and . do\u00e7unents concern the organ1zetlon 02138);\n\nas an I would to request any 1nformatlon cocern1ng Iny namne 19 Nuncy Barncs , and I wa8 21, 194 Conn \\_ Though Iny nume 1s Nancy I have have been known a8 Sala 3 lnce th\u00eb age of I would appreclate relevant Infonnatlon that you could send along.\n\n\n- I forard to your reply In the and well a8 1n to mayself-\n\n\n\n14200000\n\n1917\n\n(u):\n\nBcan,\n\nAss{stant\n\nfor\n\nAjpcal\n\n4\n\n681) : (\u00d9)\n\n4\n\nRcqucst\n\n(W)\n\nB\n\nResponsc\n\n(U)\n\nC\n\nAppcal\n\nLcttcr\n\ndat cd\n\n5\n\n- (U) 0f\n- in format ion cd form in icially (b) (3) (b) (6) FOIA: undler\n- Sustain initial in of four documcnts b \\_ ions (b) ( 1 ) (b) (6) and (b) (7) (C)\n- in furm onc c nclctcd port ions are discorcrcd in the c;s (b) (6) (6)(7) (C) of thc aid\n- occle . Pass in toto six ovc rt Iocalcd dlurins Ic apncal\n- scven 'iat werc in 'd in toto dcnicil thc appcal ruvicw Thcsc thic cmpt ions (b) (1) , (b) (0) #re doc\n- Rcfcr to t,hc for their an nine FBI 0 { Juring\n- onc document thc of thc Army their action to thc\n\nAtlachincnls\n\nCL\n\n\n\n\n## (u)\n\n- a On August 1975 'Ms Nancy Barncs wrotc thc CIA reques information and documents that organization calicd thc African Rcscarch MIs \\_ Rarns explaincd that the #frican Kcscarch 'Group is inactivc but still cxist\u00e1nt rescarch which is thc president Ms Barnes also as individual 1 wouid iike to requcst any concerning my activities ting\n- b Thc 6 Aprii to Ms \\_ Barncs st\u00e4ted wcre being rc]cascd in sanitized forn. This memorandum also statcd that and State had bcen surfaced in our scarch and {ha( tlesc rcfcrred to the originat f\u00f6r action. Ms \\_ Barnes Ias also informed of her to appeal. ing ing\n\n\n## On 5 Barnes appealed. May\n\n- d At the initial rcvicw, thc scarch was 1imited to information about Ms. Barncs inclinding any association Rcsearch Group During thc appcal rcview tac scarch broadened to inc ludc any information ahout {he African Rcscarch Group, regardlcss Ms Barncs 5 association Iith it This latcr scarch located aditional documcnts wh ich included in this appcal package .\n\n\n\n## 5 (U) Resonnendations:\n\n- a Tah ninc overt documents that 1 reconmend be released to Ms Barnes in toto.\n\n- b contains thc DDO docuncnts that were considered this appcal case Thc Appea] Kcvicw Form attached to' cach of thc 'docuncnts reflects my recommendations concerning che rclease of the infornation in the document\\_ mcan ful ; non-exempt information applicablc to this request has been idcntified and is recommcnded for release. 4 classification rcview has becn conducted on vach of the DDO documents reviewed in this appcal case A DDO officer national sccurity classification authority has assertcd that each document is properlv classified and marked in accordance vith E.0 11652 as amended\\_ ing\n\n\n\n3\n\nc Tab C contains the identification 0f FRI docunents that were surfaced nine rccommend this list thc apreal for th\u00e7iraction. be rcfcrred chc dur ing\n\n- d Tab D contains 8 docuncnt that hcpartment the Army 1 rcconmend wfth rcturnca t.o the for {heir it be action Army\n- Tab E cuntains a copy 0f the\\_ docurient rcferred :0 the Dcpartnent 0f Statc chat \u00e0 list of the FBl documents {or thcir action, and for on 10 that wcre referred {o the surfaced at 1976 \\_ documcnts rsview search. Thcsc\n- f Tab F contains an FBI docunent that classified in formation furnished containcd FBI referred b the CIA: The text and to t lie for ^ full Thc as approred relcasc attachcd . forwarded kere by tlc and 32 the CIA for action inc ludcd ind 55 , copy\n- 4 (U) Strickland 0f OGC has 'not \"ct concurred\n\nAttachnents:\n\nHclen H . Stilson (U) (U)\n\nTab\n\nA Refercnces 4 t hrough C\n\nTab \u00c0-1\n\nto be rclcased in toto paclage witly appeal\n\nB Tab\n\nrcviewed at leve]\n\nTab\n\nDocumcnts referral [ocuscr: for\n\nTah D\n\nto be re rcfcrred to Department 0f Arn\"\n\nTab [\n\nF\n\nFBI Rc\u00eeerral\n\nIith initial\n\n\n\n( \\_ = 4\n\nSth May\n\nCIA Informallon Rcvlew Camittee CIA Washington; D.C. 20505.\n\n\nImedc &'reyuest to the CIA under tte Freedan on Informatlon Act fcr' 'Int\u00f6rmatlon Harnes;. By letter dated 8 newspaper cllpping nx renatnder of the rcquested docuncrt\u00f8\n\ndocuients apply to the ccqucsled docurents.\n\n\nwxer sutsccton () (i)\n\nhave rcply Is incaplete: In purtlciuar \\_ the documente released Tie docurents alreedy releaced Inlcate that the aency\n\nI hereby request\n\nI hereby request:\n\nBarnes\n\n8s or recelved cople8 of\n\n(b)\n\nof exerption (b) (5),\n\nInter-aEency memoranda; and (c) as the authiorlty for the law erlorcernet actlvltleg of the Central\n\n\n\n14-0u\n\n2\n\nJanes G:\n\nBru\u00eb@\n\nNo.: 75-5742\n\non. Janos G: Bruco Those boing proporly docunonts are 11652 and th\u00f6 on tho sourco bo deiled 1n full, Thus 'and POIt]\n\nCharles A.\n\n\nCL SY 012170\n\n\n\nIll;. Yoptombor 2;\n\nC 20505\n\n\n\nI bava to Dollove tb\u00f8 on\n\n\u00cfn:196\u00ef I 8 moibor: of tho Plor\u00edda In the a tho 1n 8 to; 900 10 @nd Aot 0 o\u00f9\n\n\n\nJB/ob\n\nSUBECT:\n\nJi\u00e0 Bruce (75-5742)\n\nREFFRENCES:\n\n@riginal Request, duted 1 75 Sep\n\nto Suhject\n\nC.\n\n\n- 1 Ic is rccannended that the initial derial as' staced in our based 02 Title 5 U.S.C. as applied to th\u00eb specific docunencs mentioned hercin.\n\n\n\n## 2\n\n- a. Bruce's inicial request fur a copy of any Agency file on hin:\n- Brue\n- c. Bruce' $ appeal states that he is perpleied at why the docuents the' docunents can correct any possible nisinformation in :he record.\n\n\n\n## arc:\n\n- a 23 : 61 from Miani Base based on Brucc and others who Iished to olunteer to \"fight in CURA This dociment is denied under sourccs and, methods and of the privac\" of cthers A rcpresentative and cuncur,\n- b datcd is mccoranium to the [BI coataining the information ic UFGI 2192 plus file traccs.\n\n\nThis dxcumnent asset This dccumert classi ficacion, privacv of others. not wish to declass\u00eefy this memorandun, ard [`concur.\n\n\nIt is reconmendel that the initial denial as stated in our 75 bc reaffired based on Title 5 (b)(3) and (b) (6) a5 st\u00e4tedabove.\n\n\n5: Lavery of OCC has concuirred in the above \\_\n\n\n\n\n## Attachents:\n\n- [ Agency dispatch UFGA 2192\\_ 23 61 Aug\n- A Keferences\n- C. Agency nem CSSI 3/767 ,435", "pages": 75} {"id": "doc_39e4a9d1_f146_4f76_9ad0_4f906fa67a9e", "filename": "104-10120-10275.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10120-10275.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n\nFile\n\nSECRET\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nChdef, IL\n\nATIENTION\n\nIf, Gardnr\n\nSUBJECT\n\nCalvin HICKS\n\nEstablishment of Officfel Cover Backstop\n\nREFERENCE\n\nFona 1322, dated\n\n1 In compliance wlth ebove reference, official cover beckstopping utilizes Grm) 32\n\nbas been establisbed for tbe above-named individuelAll information concerning this cover arrangement 16 available 1n the Offic\u00edel Cover and CCD\n\n- 2. It 1s requested be notified wben this cover arrangement 1s no longer required change6 in the Subject's Head quarters status should be coordinated wftb tbis office for the determfnation of need for continued documentation and cover Any\n- 3 Sub Ject been issued Unit Card No for domestic use only \\_ In accordance with arrangements made witb Offices of Security and Personnel, tbe ebove documentation vill be picked up by 8 CPB representetive for any individual making 8 PCS move from Head quarters or an overseas IDY In the case of the CPB will return this documentation For tbe IDY documentation will be reta\u00edned by CPB and returned to tbe IDY traveler upon completion of the trlpIn the event of 8 resignetion from will obtain the documentation from the employee at the time of the employee debriefing conference \\_\n\n\n## P. STEWART\n\nJOSEPE M. ADAMS\n\nChief , Offic\u00edel CCG\n\ncc: Personnel Security Division, Office of Security\n\nF ORM 5- 60 1554", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_cc963204_5d52_43c4_b12e_2347e8bcb9b0", "filename": "104-10100-10396.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10100-10396.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10100-10396\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_\n\n03\n\n2\n\n2\n\n\u00d6/o\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nUs\u00eb Do Not Cia: 'Background Only Roproduce.\n\n\n8/525\n\n02 Ob 1 . 08 BLECTIONB .\n\n\n02\n\n66 3, @\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n40!", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_a97c2521_92cb_4bc2_bb61_967a1511043c", "filename": "104-10120-10274.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10120-10274.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_836b56cd_a49d_40d0_81da_cfa580ea8b9c", "filename": "104-10077-10112.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10077-10112.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "IN\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n46\n\n805800\n\nRETURN TO CIA Do Not Reproduce Only\n\nBX\n\n099 c2\n\n\n\n0B I\n\n7868\n\nVR\n\n16\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_1613eac9_ef67_40d9_a5c5_1e138a46f176", "filename": "104-10136-10324.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10136-10324.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n| | | SECRET In ) | OLC | |\n|---------------------------|---------------------------|---------------------------|---------------------------|---------------------------|\n| 056135 BIOGRAPHIC PROFILE | 056135 BIOGRAPHIC PROFILE | 056135 BIOGRAPHIC PROFILE | 056135 BIOGRAPHIC PROFILE | 056135 BIOGRAPHIC PROFILE |\n| | | | SEx | |\n| | | | 1913 Aug | 21 |\n| | ( Exclud | K YE AR ( 5) | K YE AR ( 5) | K YE AR ( 5) |\n| | | 2i 10 SPOWSE RfT Ex | 2i 10 SPOWSE RfT Ex | 2i 10 SPOWSE RfT Ex |\n| | | RELEASE 1o To Cia CAT_ | Mil SER | |\n| DATE | 1 3 TEST | | LAX GUAGE DATE | |\n\n19'1\n\nSpscial Agen?\n\n\nAB, B\u00edology\n\nDo RETURN ~ Background Use Only Reproduce\n\nCorp,\n\n16\n\nFore\n\nGN\n\niency,\n\nProfi-\n\nDat \u20ac\n\nTested)\n\nAGENCY\n\n1951\n\n1951\n\n19\n\nSEPT\n\n19 4 7\n\n(Personn:\n\nActions\n\nMilitary and\n\nP , incipal\n| | N # 22 1923 2 | 01y2, \"4 | 50 13: 15; # 19-3 | OR G4* Fr |\n|-------------|-----------------|------------|--------------------------|-------------|\n| | | 3-13 | | 2 |\n| | | | | (}-1 |\n| | 8 | | | |\n| | 0? | 15: | | |\n| 1422 | | | | |\n| | 4 | 17: | {i | |\n| 19 72 15 72 | | 13 25 8 { | 0 DCI/ Inspector Generzl | |\n| | Vcal | | 1 : 18 8: | |\n\n1200 (PaRT\n\n1)\n\nU s {\n\nSECBET\n\n{n\n\n\n\nof (Lng frou dance Asst Ch Crp?\n\n\n2! .\n\n\n2 Jan 1973\n\n20.\n\n\ncal\n\n24 1913\n\n2952\n\nPRCfILE", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_25dede13_a5df_4598_8ef3_1e35c8f50ddb", "filename": "104-10120-10290.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10120-10290.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_4b8dfb01_f525_480a_9fad_e107f50a35ac", "filename": "104-10165-10077.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10165-10077.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nHOUSE\n\n\n\nIP\n| REI= | REVIEED |\n|--------|-----------|\n| | BE |\n\nDCD-45s/78 19 April 1978\n\nFROY\n\nRuth Elliff DCD/FIO/PAO\n\nSUBJECT\n\nHouse Select Committee on Assassinations Request (OLC 78-0986/1}\n\nis forvarded in response to subject request:\n\n- a DCD file A-19-91-59 on Abran Chayes\n- b Docunents concerning Monica Krzner and Rita Nazan. (Please escuse the Poor qualitr of sone of this naterial it was iapossible to clear reproduction fron OUI microfiln.) get\n\n\n\nAttachnents a/s\n\n\n## RELLIFF:vfc Distribution\n\n- DCD Chrono\n- 0 Addressee\n- 1 Staff A\n- 3 Control\n- 3 RElliff\n\nE2 IMPDET CL BY 386090\n\n4~\n\nFRON\n\nSUBJECT\n\nCase 64574\n\nUSSR Exteraal Folicy\n\n1 and a set of questions (Enclosure 5) at Qur request\\_ inirial of each US participzt, as to the true identities of As result, sOne felt they had attended. cases , holever , Gere questia as to the true idcitity of\\_the Prepared\n\n2. an czfort even more encloscd qucsticns are ke have sent out he feel that the to date.\n\n\n3. Ke look forvard to receiving resparses \\_ your\n\nEnclosues: APBlake/jp\n\nAs stated above\n\n\n\nC-O--F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-L\n\n476500\n\nC-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-L\n\nGief, Bostcn Field Office\n\nQief' San Francisco Field Office\n\nQief , Syracuse Field Office\n\n19-91-59\n\nPES-263-77 51 #ugust 1973\n\n14-ooooo\n\nECLOSURE A\n\nA /99159\n\nHanard University\n\nA 49345\n\nStlord Giversity\n\nBemand I. Feld\n\n\n#rvard\n\nusersity\n\n\n#6304\n\nComcll lniversity\n\nJack P. Ruiza\n\nA 99072\n\nA1573 80\n\nA/23586\n\nA a8915\n\nYcw York\n\nA 46309\n\nC-O-N-F-I-D-E-Y-T-I-A-L\n\n\n\n1\n\n14-0oooo\n\n\n\n\n\nSUBJECT\n\nandEuropean\n\nREFERER\u0152ES\n\nD Case:\n\nare at Ccaference Gerpan are follo : (1 Iests\n\nL.S , the CSA and Canada; (2) \"Inpleche Ccnference 5y Professor 7.G. (9) the Queston of and (4) 'Pugvasb Developeot and\n\n001595\n\n0\n\n~A-L\n\nSta\n\n'Domestic Collecion Division\n\nForeign Incelligence Inlormation Report\\_\n\n00-8-321/26659-76\n\n\n\n3\n\n2\n\n\n\n\n## C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-1-I-A-L\n\ndirectorate Of OPERATIONs\n\n\n## Domestic Collection Division Foreign Information Intelligence Report\n| COUNTRY | USSR/ Internat\u00edonal | DCD REPORT NO | 00-8-321/26514-76 |\n|-----------|-------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------------|-------------------------------|\n| SUBJECT | Reports of the Four Working Groups at the 26th Pugwash Conference | DATE' DISTR | Sept . 23, 1976 |\n| SUBJECT | Reports of the Four Working Groups at the 26th Pugwash Conference | NO. PAGES | |\n| SUBJECT | Reports of the Four Working Groups at the 26th Pugwash Conference | REFERENCES | DCD Case: 64,574 C-JI-6-50174 |\n\nDATE Of INFO\n\nAuguat\\_1926\n\nSOURCE\n\nDocumentary the raporte of the four Working Group\u00f8 at the 26th Pugvaeh Conference on Dibarmoment , Security held at Hulhauben, 26-31 Augugt 1976 \\_ The 1n each of the Horking Group reporte are followe: Mase Deetruction, \"Controlling the Spread of Nuclear Armamente \"Europeen Security and Co-operat\u00edon Iasuee and \"Development and Security UNCLASSIFIED ]\n\nend\n\n001595\n\nClonillod mroulble dor\n\nWARNING NOTICE-~SENSITIVE INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLYED\n\n3\n\n2\n\n\n\n14-ooooo\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n\n## E Se York,\n\nInterests Include Of inter-culcural Lfbertfes; of epotonal dIsturbances, etc.\n\n\nchaneled CIA projects:\n\nAnerican Soclety for African Culture (assac)\n\n- 1962 510,000 to African-Anerican (AAI)\n\nto Foundation (Ib\u00eds repre sepced a part of tbe cocal budget for FAF In Ifrtually all fuds in 1963 vere used \u00c9or grancs of Agency operatioaal interestJo rece\u00edved any of tbe funds )\n\n1964 to Foundat\u00edon gave ILs\n\n1962 Awer\u00edcan Socfety for Afrfcan Culture\n\n- 1962 Besearcb FoupdaLfon\n\n1862 Student Associatlon\n\nRe bold copies the Fund for 1962 a0d 1963. figures aad cbe recipients cIted CIA funds vere g\u00edven than the four grants listed above.\n\n\nSECRET\n\nSECRET\n\n- 1 Bofercaee tie 46 by 1 Covefdcf {2e3 [92 E. 68 1 :u Iec. 13 cu {or {or\n- {a Jac. 30 ILi2 Yess for 80 857 Lae\n- 1 cu x, [30\n\nSECRET\n\nSECRET\n\nprovlded cover 1n Parls, France Ins:ftute of Azerica Chesne Vas F Be\n\nCalef , Cover\n\n(handcarried)\n\nfIle\n\nFS-1121 (Aaron E. Horaan Fund)\n\n1 1D-296\n\n1 201-76662 (Cherne Leo)\n\n2 board\n\nSECRET\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n\n## Classification\n\n\n## JFK MCROFILM FLLE SUMMARY\n\nSUMARY; REEL 4 FOLDER(S) 3, CREATED 02/07/94 by ES\n\nSUBJECT OF FOLDER Abram Chayes\n\n201 NUMBER FF ANY\n\nRELEVANCE OR NON-RELEVANCE TO OSWALD & JFK ASSASSINATION:\n\nNeither the information or time frame is relevant. See Summary below .\n\n\nREASON OR ASSUMED REASON FOR INCLUSION IN THIS COLLECTION.\n\n\nA review of the HSCA volumes did not surface an Abram\" Chayes but an Abraham\" Chayes, a legal advisor to the State Department; who maintained that at the time Oswald received his visa to enter Russia from the Soviet Embassy in Helsinik, normally at least week would elapse between the time of a tourist's application and the issuance of a vias. It would appear that Abram and Abraham are not identical to each other. Betty Lichtenfeld of the HSCA reviewed the file on 17 August 1978.\n\n\n\n## SUMMARY OF INFORMATION WITHIN FLLE:\n\nHarvard Law School professor who attended a Pugwash Conference in Munich in 1977.\n\n\nCIAU. S. GOVERNMENT RELATIONSHIP:\n\nNone.\n\n\nPAGES OF NON-JFK-RELATED MATERIAL: 8", "pages": 13} {"id": "doc_2337e737_855f_4b58_94bb_e0bb93c9dacd", "filename": "104-10106-10312.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10106-10312.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "IIENTIFICATION\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nAPPROVAL\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n\n\n\n## Yurily Ivanovich NOSENKO\n\nNOSENKO Yurily Ivanovich a Soviet KGB officer who defected 1964 and was subsequently involuntarily con fined in the U . S \\_ by the Agency for a period of approximately three years -\n\nNOSENKO first contacted Agency per sonnel in Switzerland in June 1962 and subsequen defected in January 1964 NOSENKO was brought to the U .S and after a period of relative freedom he was involuntarily confined in April 1964 From April 1964 to August 1965 , he was confined at an Agency controlled site in Clinton, Maryland 1965 to October 1967 NOSENKO was confined at Virginia In October 1967 he was returned to the Washington area given increas amounts of freedom until was given totai freedom in April 1969 2 U.S . citizen in April 1974 NOSENKO was employed by the Agency as \u00e0 consultant in March 1969 and continues under contract to date\\_ His present salary is 423,500 per year tly ing\n\n- (1) The legal basis to confine NOSENKO against his will was discussed by Mr Richard Helms DD/P \\_ and others with the Deputy Attorney General on 2 April 1964 (Tab 1) On 3 April 1964 the Agency General Counsel Mr Lawrence Houston, advised the Director of Security by memorandum that such confinement proper (Tab 2)\n- (2) There are a series of letters from the DDCI DCI and others to various agencies including the Departnent of Justice and the White House covering the period 1964 to 1969 evidencing awareness of these agencies of the NOSENKO affair (Tab 3)\n- (3) The conditions of NOSENKO confine ment were established by the Office of Security (Tabs 4 5)\n\n\n\n14-ooooo\n\nRESULTS\n\nTERMINATION\n\nCOMMENTS\n\nBy memorandum dated 2 October 1968 \\_ the Director of Security forwarded two reports to the DDCI summarizing the results of the NOSENKO case to that date\\_ The reports are voluminous One was prepared by the Office of Security and the other by the FBI Both reports conclude that NOSENKO was a bona fide defector A draft nenorandum attached to this file, dated 21 October 1968 and prepared by the CI Staff raises question re garding NOSENKO ' s bona fides and challenges the above two reports \\_\n\nNOSENKO continues under 'contract to He is brought to Washington periodically to consult on matters germane to his background and experience \\_ Various reports are available in the files of the Office of Security which detail financial aspects of this case No final accoun ting has been made since the project continues \\_\n\n- (1) While the Office of Security files do docunent the rationale for the original confinement of NOSENKO , they do not document the rationale for his continued confinement over long a period of time \\_ A memorandum dated 5 August 1969 States that various congressional staff officers were briefed on NOSENKO and states that concern for his safety, as well as con cern regarding his bona fides prompted the prolonged confinement (See Tab 6)\n- (2) Office of Security files document a period in 1969 dur which a mail cover was placed on NOSENKO \\_ ing\n- (3) During the above period, NOSENKO was allowed a pleasure trip to Florida During this trip , Agency personnel , with apparent Headquarters approval obtained the services of prostitutes\\_ This apparently occurred on at least two occasions\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\nFILES\n\n\n\nOffice of Security files on NOSENKO are maintained in the following locations\n\nOS/SSD (Contact Mr \\_ Charles Phalen) OS/SAG (Contact Mr \\_ Bruce Solie)\n\n3", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_9b48a2d2_5368_4bd8_8c7b_ee5f86c5caf1", "filename": "104-10066-10076.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10066-10076.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nSUBJECT C OIS (late ISD) and Jin McCord's Guban dctivities:\n\n- 1; Ben Colling phoned to say that one of the fellowsin jail is still around, and after he out he inquired around and no indication that NcCord was aver involvedo None of the other OIS people have any recollection of McCord's involvement, got got\n\n2, I sad that I vas sure that the nan uho vas rolled up night not have any idea \u20acf McCord s if indeed he Vas involved If McCord's involvelenent Has merely headquarters planniis and no releasing operation was ever undertaken his role might never surface However, that planning-did involve. ISD pople at the along vith ecurity; For instance, I knew that the a job of hand-bolding with the families of the there may be SO\u017ee ISD record of that\\_ wnich would lead to soneone tine,\n\n3 Colling vas pulled out of a staff meeting to talk to me ard said he would call back leter;\n\nDo Not Reproduco\n\n6514\n\n5\n\nRK\n\nS-E-C-R-E-7\n\n02\n\nl; In 1959, Building which i8 occipied to against NCNA tzrovgh In Noverber 1959, recorder vas 1959 May\n\n2 By June: 1960, At chat tizne case officer, He mazaged to lease NCNA officeand arrarged \u00edor 5\n\nIn August 1950, in Havaza a separate SR Division operation agreed to irstall the Division c2se officer, Robert Meet, iogether with the techniciars, izstalled \u00f6be microphcne a2d tape recorder was reroved from Miss Stzcey'8 2partmeat,\n\n\n\n6593\n\n\n\n4, As 2 building leased by Mzs. Marjorie Lenzox 2n key\n\n5; contracts a2d recailing leases. therefore, David I Christ (alias Carswel:) ,\n\n- 6. At 2400 bours Chrisi, 2 sceduled September, Lezrox \"25 44 1540 bours on 15 Septembez, were get\n- As of tcday the ageat remaine in the custody of the Cuban euthorities, His wife Neet 40 Lennoz \"23 is being debriefed, ar Lenncx Chzist\n\nto have been maltreated\n\n- According to ?riicles in the Cuban papers the three office and Tbe upon they wer\u00eb Chcist knawleage as.-t\u00f2 why;he wa8 The: sub-lease for the the being being\n- 1v2s were in custody:\n- vezy light commercial covez, Naw York an8 the thira; o2e in Baltimore coyer agercy contract employee cover or leavizg Cu\u00f2a 50-that acus? in question. e\u00ed\u00edoris are 2 In view\n\n\n\nitis cy Mr. appears\n\nIsofar 38 the families are corcernee, tesoniciaas\\_ is a bacheloz ecooki2 a and he wvill be zeceives a2y inquiries get\n\n- 13, A 22 22e releesed: The two wives #ell.\n\n\nActing Chiei,\n| 2 | | |\n|-----|----|------|\n| | 1 | 1 |\n| | | Os 1 |\n| | 1 | CI 1 |\n\n\n\n\n\nrecord There is a folder of to operation, retired urder Black vrapping, Job #57-86/78 , restricted to Offices of DCI, of Security and General Counsel\\_ as originator, addressse, or info rezipient of ary of this sensitive Tape\n\n\n\nSESRET:\n\n\n\n06593\n\n\n\n1\n\n4-00000\n\n2\n\n\n\n1, WaJor\n\n\n## 1\n\n1, R. 3\n\n2a\"2 ble\n\n2\n\n4 ~e 3 3:\n\n\n\n6594\n\n- 2\n- 2\n- 3\n- 4\n- 6.\n\n- '7\n- 1\n\n\n## 2 -\n\n6832,\n\n1858\n\n- 2,\n- 3, 2, 631,50\n- 1 \u00e931223 #k'\n\n- 1\n- ~\n\n3\n\n\n\n", "pages": 9} {"id": "doc_7f8aa9ab_fed9_4acc_a179_3d4c5f59fde9", "filename": "104-10130-10344.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10130-10344.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nJAME:\n\nFILE:\n\nOFFICE:\n\nPEONE:\n\nGRADE:\n\nDEPARIURE\n\nDays\n\nSTATUS\n\nZpY\n\nDEPEMDENIS BRIEFING:\n\nciTY\n\nPREVIOUS IRAVEL:\n\nArea\n\nCover\n\nYears\n\nBackground Use @nly\n\nAree\n\nCover\n\nYeers\n\nAree\n\nCover\n\nYears\n\nRisk of Capture Iravel Briefing\n\nCategory\n\nA\n\nB\n\nCERIIFICATION:\n\nSPECIAL CLEARANCES\n\nCOORDINAIED\n\nCONCURRENCE:\n\nTYPE:\\_\n\nCOORDINATED\n\nSPECIAL BRIEFING\n\nIYPE:\n\nCOORDINATED\n\nTYPE:\n\nCOORDINATED\n\nEmergency Contacts\n\nPersonal Conduct\n\nKnovledge of Security Regulations\n\nAssociation vith Foreign Nationals\n\nIravel Precautions\n\nDefensive Audio Surveillance\n\nPersonal Affeirs\n\nCover\n\nPersonal Correspondence\n\nRecponsibility 86 American Abroad\n\nOLHER\n\nDate Briefed:\n\nSEGRET\n\nBY\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_cfd27ac6_6e87_43df_a0f5_457211a31635", "filename": "104-10120-10398.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10120-10398.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nRETURM T@ CIA' Background Use Only Do Nof Reproduce\n| SEND':R WILL CHECK CLASS | SEND':R WILL CHECK CLASS | SEND':R WILL CHECK CLASS | :ATIOn Top AND | :ATIOn Top AND | :ATIOn Top AND |\n|----------------------------|----------------------------|----------------------------|-----------------------|-----------------------|-----------------------|\n| | | LvNFIDENTIAL | LvNFIDENTIAL | LvNFIDENTIAL | SECRET |\n| OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP | OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP | OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP | OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP | OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP | OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP |\n| To | NAME AND ADDRESS | NAME AND ADDRESS | NAME AND ADDRESS | DATE INITIALS | DATE INITIALS |\n| | Chief, LEOB | Chief, LEOB | Chief, LEOB | | |\n| 2 | Deputy_Chief, SRS | Deputy_Chief, SRS | Deputy_Chief, SRS | | |\n| 3 | | | | | |\n| 5 | | | | | |\n| | | DIRECT REPLY | DIRECT REPLY | PREPARE REPLY | PREPARE REPLY |\n| | | | | RECOMMENDATION | RECOMMENDATION |\n| COMMENT | FILE | | | RETURN | RETURN |\n| CONCURRENCE | INFORMATION | | | SIGNATURE | SIGNATURE |\n\nRemarke :\n\n4 ^cl\n\nAel\n\n\n\nFOLD HERE To RETURN To SENDER\n\nFROM: NAME\\_ ADDRESS AND PHONE NO.\n\n\nDATE\n\nSarah Hall\n\n8/28/72\n\nUNCLASSIFIED\n\nCONFIDENTIAL\n\nXX\n\nSECRET\n\n(40)\n\n237 Use previous editions 1-67\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n\n## 28 August 1972\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nDeputy Chief, SRS\n\nTHROUGH\n\nChief, LEOBISRS\n\nSUBJECT\n\nKORENGOLD, Robert J. #495685\n\nREFERENCE\n\nCIA Cable No\\_ 689548 dated\n\n22 August 1972 from LLondon]\n\n15 -1\n\n- 1 Information contained in Subject's file is of a miscellaneous nature\\_ He has had no Agency affiliation Or use-\n- An FBI reply dated 19 October 1966 to an inquiry from this Agency stated that FBI files contained references to Subject's assignment in Moscow as a correspondent for Newsweek but did not contain any information of a derogatory nature concerning KORENGOLD\n- 3 Extract of Foreign Service Dispatch No. 392 from Amembassy Moscow to the Department of State, Washington, D. C. dated 12 December 1960 listed Robert KORENGOLD as UPI correspondent in Moscow. No remarks were made concerning KORENGOLD.\n\n- 4. An Overseas Press Bulletin dated 24 April 1965 reported that Newsweek 's bureau chief, Robert KORENGOLD, gave a cocktail party fOr visiting Newsweek's foreign editor , Robert CHRISTOPHER.\n\n- On page 4 of a Department of State report of investigation dated 14 December 1965 regarding the activities of a Department of State employee in Moscow, William Henry LUERS, LUERS said that Robert KORENGOLD, Newsweek correspondent, interested in interviewing a Soviet painter whose work had been shown in Paris. The report further stated \"At KORENGOLD's request, LUERS\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nattempted to arrange for such meeting through Andre AMALRIK. After calling from the Embassy to arrange the appointment, LUERS and KORENGOLD went to AMALRIK's apartment. The painter was not there, and shortly after their arrival two militia men and KGB officers came to AMALRIK apartment. AMALRIK was arrested, tried, and sentenced for a 'parasite LUERS said that his superior at the Embassy , Malcolm TOON, was unhappy about this activity and was critical of LUERS in his efficiency rating because of it. LUERS said he did not previously mention it to the interviewing agent because he did not wish to further complicate matters n (LUERS was security approved as a GS-7 JOT in June 1957, subject to technical interview, but his case was cancelled when he accepted another position He was subsequently granted liaison clearances in February and March 1962.) being\n\n- 6 A New York Times article for 11 January 1970 reported that Karel VAN HET REVE had an exclusive interview to Newsweek's Robert J . KORENGOLD concerning the trial of four Russian dissidents . (Karel VAN HET REVE #839052 Elwas granted a POA in June 1969\\_ for use as an informant by SB/PO/M, West Europe, under Project Z4 AEEGGHEAD. given\n- 7 Subject's file contains a copy of his business card identifying him as UPI corre spondent in Moscow. A notation by E. MENDOZA/ SRS dated August 1960 states \"KORENGOLD's card was picked up by Barbara POWERS in Moscow during trial of Francis POWERS.\n\n- 15 -/ 8. CIA Cable 389853 dated 29 July Mr . Robert James \"Bud\" KORENGOLD, London correspondent, Newsweek, had told Mr Eugene ROSENFELD, Press Attache, American Embassy, London, that Newsweek was planning to do a cover story on the Agency and KORENGOLD was looking for anecdotes favorable to the Agency . Headquarters guidance was requested in cable. A CIA Book Message dated 30 July 1971 was sent priority advising that Newsweek magazine was in process of a major story intelligence community, including CIA, and while cable recipients were not to seek out Newsweek correspondents, were to be re sponsive under certain Iimitations which were specified in detail in the book message. doing they\n\n\n\n", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_395ba4ec_338a_4618_a8f6_84f5baddd198", "filename": "104-10164-10054.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10164-10054.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nMorig.\n\n\n1\n\nC/LAD v/ett\n\ncos, Qulto w/att\n\n1 Co8,\n\n\n\n\n\nPBI DOCUMENT\n\nCLASSIFICATION,\n\nBUBJECT :\n\n105-22456 (MIAMI)\n\n\n\n2222482\n\nf0! 15971 ( ~\n\n- 1\n\nVenezuela T0 Hope\n\n2, detained He Val [d Veneruelans Hhaf Case And Hade i@noaance 88 He 80\n\n\n\n9\n\nY\n\nCara\n\n9y\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## OUIGO. 6\n\n\n\n0 Mavy\n\nLegatf 36 82\n\n\n\n\n\nIn0 sssistanf May\n\nParole , Charges Related And Gonspiracy\\_ He\n\nPassport, Used In However, R, Now And In\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n140o000\n\n\n\n\n\nDATB:\n\n28 SEPTEMBER 1974\n\nCLASSIFICATION:\n\nCONFIDENTIAL\n\nSUBJECI:\n\nANTI-CASTRO ACIIVITIES\n\nFBI FIE NO:\n\nDATE: CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIAL 8UBJECI: 105-21947 (MIAMI)\n\n\n\n\n\n14-ooooo\n\n\n\n12\n\n\n\nCLASSIFICATION: BUBJECT: 10-17ua (IAMI)\n\n14 MARCK 1974 BUBJECI :\n\nDATE:\n\nBUBJECI :\n\nCLABBIFICATIQN:\n\n30)\n\n305 29, 14\n\nDATE: 12 FERRUARY 197 CLASSIFICATION: 105-21598\n\nCLA8SIFICATION: CONFIDENTIAL BUBJECT: DECEMBER 3, 1973 174-728 (MIAMI)\n\nDATE:\n\nCLASSIFICATION:\n\nCONFIDENTIAL\n\nBUBJECI:\n\nORLANDO BOSCH AVILA\n\nFBI FILE NO:\n\n105-2856 (MIAMI)\n\nDATE: 15 JANUARY 1974 CLASSIFICATION: ` NONE GIVEN 105-21892 (MIAMI)\n\nDATEI CLABBIFICATION: CONFIDENTIAL MEINENDEZ 105-3492\n\n14-00000\n\n(NIAX)\n\n'nw\n\nCONPIDENTIAL\n\nCLABSITFICATION: CONFIDENTIAL BUBJECT: ORIANDO: BOSCH AVIDA 105-2856 (MIAMI)\n\nDATB: CLASSIFICATION: NONE GIVEN SUBJECI: FBI FIIB N: 105-2150C (MIAMI)\n\nDATB: 31 JULY 1973 NONE GIVEN 105-20913 (MIAMI)\n\n29 JUNE 1973 CLASSIFICATION: BUBJECT: 105-1742 (MIAMI)\n\n\n\n105-20213 (MIAHI)\n\n39 JANUARY 1973 CLASSIFICATION: NONE GIVEN SURJECT: 105-26913 (MIAM)\n\nDATE: 24 JANUARY 1973 CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIAL BUBJECI: FBI FILE NO: NONE GIVEN (NEW YORK)\n\nDATE:\n\n18 JANUARY 1973\n\nCLABSIFICATION:\n\nNONE GIVEN\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n1\n\nj\n\n]\n\n3\n\n1\n\n1\n\n4\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n9\n\n0\n\nH\n\nYar ,\n\nIf\n\nNE\n\nIk\n\n- VISA Imaf 1\n\n\n\n\n\n2/\n\nU,8,\n\n9\n\n2\n\n- Yab Ik\n\nR\n\nUfaa 3979\n\n80\n\n1p\n\n0\n\n\n\nDATB: 27 JANUARY 1971 CIASSIFICATION: CONFIENTIAL BUBJECI: PBI FIIE NO: 105-2856 (MIAMI)\n\n\n\nDAIE: 8 APRIL 1969 CLASSIFICATION: SUBJECI: OBLANDO BOSCH AVILA NONE GIVEN (NEW YORK)\n\nDAIE; 28 MARCH 1969 CLABSIFICAIION: NONE GIVEN BUBJECI :\n\n\n\n2\n\n21\n\nJ0 Mkcy Jv9\n\n105-16691 (MIAMI)\n\n28 FEBRUARY 1969 OLASBIFICATION, CONFIDENTIAL BUBJECT: 105-15889 (MIAMI)\n\n18 FEBRUARY 1969 CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIAL BUBJECI: MIRR FBI FIIE NO: 105-2855 (MzAMI)\n\nDATE: 14 FEBRUARY 1969 CLABSIFICATION: NONE GIVEN BUBJECI : ORIANDO BOSCH AvILA 149-225 (MIAMI) .\n\n\n10 FEBRUARY 1969 CONFIDENTIAL BUBJECI: BOIO - PUJOL 105-15774\n\n\n\n14-ooooo\n\n", "pages": 49} {"id": "doc_76caea5f_c521_4337_9833_d4c274d26734", "filename": "104-10122-10307.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10122-10307.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "MEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nDirector of Security\n\n4 1967 May\n\nSUBJECT\n\nMORGAN, Edward P\n\n- 1. I first met Ed Morgan in about 1952 or 1953 through our association with the Society of Former Agents of the FBI. Both Ed and I served on the Executive Committee of the Washington Chapter of that Society in 1953-54 and both Ed and I were interested in having the Ex-Agents National Convention in Washington, D\\_ C. At that time Jim McInerny was President of the Washington Chapter.\n\n- 2. I went overseas in 1955 and I have seen Ed possibly four or five times since my return in 1957. While I have been active in the Society, Ed Morgan has not been\\_ The last time I saw Morgan wa $ in January 1967 at an Ex-Agent s dinner. All of my association with Morgan has been through the Ex-Agent 8 , and I have never been in contact with him socially other than through the Society.\n\n- 3 . The following information is hearsay concerning Ed Morgan. I have reason to believe that all the information is true, but I do not on a first hand basis. Ed Morgan served in the Bureau from 1940 to 1947. He is a tall, personable, nice looking individual and in the Bureau he ended up in the Training Division He used to lectures to the new Agents classes and the National Academy classes, and through his speaking ability he came to the attention of Director, J Edgar Hoover. At the end of the war Morgan left the Bureau to enter private law practice. give\n- 4. According to rumor, Morgan entered the field of Federal Communications practice. His firm became well known in this field and the firm name is Welch, Mott Rumor is that he obtained TV franchises for a number of oil men in the Middle West, and took his pay in oil leases. He made a great deal of money in a short period of time and is reportedly worth at least a million dollars.\n\n\n\n\n24\n\n- 5 At the time of the Korean War, Morgan accepted an appointed position in the Office of Price Stabilization. He headed the investigative and compliance unit of OPS and in this position he hired a number of Ex-Agents. It was in this job that he reportedly ran afoul of the BureauMorgan apparently proselyted a great number of Bureau Agents at higher salaries than the Bureau made and this made Director Hoover furious. A few years later a rumor wa s started that Morgan hoped to replace Hoover; the Director wa 5 even more furious I do not know this for a fact, but it has been speculated that Morgan is persona non grata with the Bureau.\n\n- Morgan continued active work in the Society of Former Agents between 1955 and 1957\\_ In 1957 he ran for the office of National President of the Society . He was defeated in his bid for this office and wa s very bitter about his defeat\\_ For the past ten years he has not attended more than two or three local meetings , and he does not participate in Society activities. It was rumored that Morgan blamed his defeat on the Bureau, stating that he was defeated because the Bureau had black-listed\n- 7 . According to rumor Morgan moves in fairly high circles in the District of Columbia \\_ I believe he belongs to the Touchdown Club and I also believe he belongs to one of the more exclusive country clubs in the area. He drinks, but I have never seen him intoxicated. Other than the items mentioned above, I have never heard anything unfavorable concerning him. There are a number of people in the Agengy who knew him and worked with him at the BureauI feel certain thatErank would know him fairly well, as well as Bill Harvey, Ron MacMillan, Herman Horton and Glenn Fields\\_ Lyon L. (Slug) Tyler, who has been utilized by Central Cover)for a number of years, formerly worked for Morgan in his law firm, but broke away from the firm because of some disagreement. Tyler would probably know a great deal concerning Morgan' s personal habitsIt should be remembered, however , that because Morgan' s law practice is primarily an administrative practice before the FCC, most of his business associates would be in the broadcasting and news business. Holmes) )\n\n\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_2fdf75d6_bd4e_471c_b62d_6929df21324e", "filename": "104-10004-10156.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10004-10156.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\n\n## 1 June 1964\n\n\n## MEMO FOR IHE\\_RECORD\n\n- At 0900 this morning I talked with Frank Friberg recently returned COS Hels\u00ednki re Warren Comm1ssion Inquiry concerning the timetable of Oswald s stay in F\u00ednland October 1959, Including contact with the Soviet Consulate there. (Copy of the Commission letter of 25 May 64 and State Cable of 64 attached .) May\n- 2 . Friberg gave me the following information:\n- a, It takes 25 minutes to drive from the alrport to downtown Helsinki;\n- By taxi, it would take no more than 5 mInutes to reach the Soviet consulate;\n- The Sovlet consulate probably closed at 1300 hours local time 6n Saturdays in 1959;\n- d Passenger lists (manifests) at the U.S . Consulate in Helsinki are ret\u00e4ined for s1x months and then are destroyed . Mr \\_ Robert Fulton (CIA) was U.S. consular offic\u00edal there at the time\\_ only\n- e A copy of s cable inquiry would g0 Eo the Helsinki Station and they would assist in preparatlon of a reply.\n\n- 3. Mr \\_ Friberg agreed that it would be worthwhile to cable the Station concerning points not covered by State In their Inquiry . He suggested changes incorporated into the cable sent to\n\n780-340\n\n\n\nDocument Number saME As 716-838\n\n\n\nSe0 Sanltized File\n\nNumber\n\n235\n\nFor", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_b53c7d4d_f5b6_4a07_9d9a_5803a084aaab", "filename": "104-10106-10421.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10106-10421.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2104-10106-10421\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\ncoi\n\nMao\n\nTEL\n\nClssification\n\nTELEPOUCH\n\n0\n\n0\n\n- 0 return To:\n- 0\n\n13-4\n\nTo :\n\n13-(0\n\nTELEPOUCH 22 DISP\n\nDATE:\n\nNOVEMBER 19733-0\n\n(3-4\n\n03 6 1973 HR LESLIE V \\_ JARVISREP CARRIED T@ 425 4 LETTER AUSTRALIA: BJUSTICE A . R . Itt REQUESTING INFORMATI@N THE RELIABILITY HERBERT ITKIN HE DES(RIBE) As A F#RMER CIA And FEI EMPLOYEE . FOLLOWING PARAGRAPHS ARE THE GIST @F LETTER , WHICH To WILLIAM {SIC} DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE:\n\nCHIEF FROM : CHIEF , ASIA DIVISION SUBJECT: MR . HERBERT ITKIN FYI\n\nA 4 COMMISSION ThE IMfILTRATION @F ORGANIZE) CRIMC Into South WALES . It Is OF SUBSTANTIAL 1 IMPORTANCE To HIS That HE COnSIDER EVIDENCE GIVEN DURING A\n\n73\n\nOF\n\nOGC SUBJ: ITKIN, HERBERT\n\nRETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce no InDEX\n\nDATE\n\n\n\nIN ENGLAN) I# JULY 1941 BY ITKIN.\n\n\nIN HIS TESTIMONY IN HR . ITKIN CLAINEd To HAVE BEEN RECRUITED BY CIA IN \"UNDDERCOVER CAPACITY\" Ix 1954 . HE CLAIMED HE THE UNTIL MARCH 1963 UHICH TIME BY SOME HE FBI 2768-\n\nHOFFITT asks FOR MR . ITKIN YEARS 1969 FOR (OPIES AFFIPERSONS In AUTHORITY TKE.FBI OR 'CIA USED IM PROCEEPfNGS; IN\n\n) \\_ AOFFITT That In THE INTERESTS 0F PRIVACY HE E5 LETTER VIA THE THa\u00ef REPLY BE To 8Y THE AUSTRALIAN In\n\n2 MR MOFFITT' 5 REQUEST Was BY THE OFFICE GENERAL Who fIADE AVAILABLE FOR MR . AOFFITT THREE {ALL OF PUBLIC HERBERT ITKIN AND HIS AFFILIATION WITh REPLY 5Y Ing ITKIN FURNISHED INFORHATION To NVER A YEARS , BUT That HE Was To ENgLA#) COLLECT AMY\n\n\n| DATE : ORIG : UNIT: EXT: | Coordinating Officers | IP USE ONLY |\n|----------------------------|-------------------------|---------------|\n| Cross Reference | 923 | |\n\n\n\nFOR CIA HE DID FURNISH The CIA WITH ANY TION WHILE HE Was\n\n- 3\\_ REPLY Was To HR . IM THE SAME REQUEST CAME POUCHING COPIES LETTERS \\_ VIA POUCH E2\n- HIS\n\n03", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_91b51a05_acd8_4a41_a927_697ed637bda2", "filename": "104-10076-10217.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10076-10217.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "5\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nRETURN TOCIA Background Use Only:\n\nINFO\n\nE E 0920162 DIR CITE 8124 RYBAT TYPIC AMTURVY SAGTEL REF 8694 (in )6046)\n\n15 ; RECD MSG NR . 5 START THINGS VIA And JAPANES\u00ca EABASSY UE EXPECT POUCHInG THINGS S0 BE Can T BUT HO , BULLETS: ADVISE OVER VKICH Can\n\n\n\n\n\n3\n\nROUTING\n\n5", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_d26c89f1_d381_4a61_bdfb_6735880eed2f", "filename": "104-10145-10047.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10145-10047.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "INTERNAL USE ONLY\n\n\n## JOURNAL\n\nOFFICE OF LEGISLAIIVE COUNSEL\n\n\n\nThursday 10 November 1977\n\n- (Unclassified MLG) EMPLOYMENT REQUESTS Concerning Debbie'8, in the office of Reprebentative Douglas Applegate (D. Ohio) , request a8 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 belp.\n\n- 2 . (Unclassified MLG) LLAISON Per her request I forwarded to Karen, in the office of Representative Mario Biaggi (D.\\_ N. Y. ), a copy of the press release that went out regarding the CIA tours.\n\n- 3. (Unclassified MG) LIAISON Received a call from Ted Winicov, in the office of Representative Ricbard T. Schulze (R. Pa. ), wbo requested a copy of the Agency publication \"Soviet Commercial Operations in the West. \" Itold him a copy would be forwarded to him.\n\n- 4. (Unclassified KSN) LIAISON Called Dawn, secretary to Professor G. Robert Blakey, Chief Counsel and Director, House Select Committee on Assassination8, and get up a meeting for tomorrow afternoon for Mr. Sidney Stembridge DDIOS, and Mr. Cummins to meet with Profesgor Blakey.\n\n- 5. (Secret DTC) LIAISON Called Professor G. Robert Blakey, Chief Counsel and Director, House Select\\_Committee and informed him that we had received six Privacy Act requests from members of the Select Committee staff for any Becurity information on them which is held by the Agency. I did not provide the names of the requesters to Blakey. asking\n- 6. (Internal Use RJK) LIAISON Keith Raffel, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, visited the Badge Office and received his Headquarters badge. He then proceeded to the C&R conference room where he reviewed extracts of NIS' s Kingdom, Australia, and France. ) Evvy Vidal, O/SA/DO/O, assisted with the(United Kingdom liaison)service aspects. Only\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n'INTERNAL USE ONLY\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_186db57f_f2b5_4dca_b42f_15675d48a919", "filename": "104-10124-10149.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10124-10149.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "6\n\n1 rafl\u00ebcta the 8, 24\n\n2, 'Bobool; 128\n\n30\n\n+ to the Kest\n\n5,\n\n2\n\n\n\nDf Logstlos\n\n077", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_e4dc4cbe_c67f_4cc5_b132_b65a9e757084", "filename": "104-10107-10085.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10107-10085.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "RETURN TO CIA Background Use Do Not Reproduce Only\n\n\n## 5 February 1969\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nOffice of the General Counsel\n\nVIA\n\nChief, Central Cover Staff\n\nIFO\n\nRocca, CI Staff\n\nSUBJECT\n\n03 (Thomas Iee Roberts) Ihe Itkin Case\n\n- 1. At our meeting on 30 January 1969, raised relative to the relationship certain additional questions were between (oberts and Itkin 02\n- First, when did GBLOBE Conestoga )had aware that Itkin and the them in @frica\u00dfoWe were (oberts)with 2 proposal to represent meetings in 1966 through case officer cover company busirss he had developing some potential England We were with interests from the United States and than given the name of the Conestoga 27 October 1966. We cannot say that we individual names of those involved. knew 03 (Roberts) to have discussions It was not uncommon for when it became with a number of potential clients; from this apparent that no real iness wes forthcoming group , our \u00efnterest ceasedGroup been bus:\n\nAt the 30 January meeting, we were also questions about asked certain he and Itkin has the Agency. prior s Jassociation with 03\n\n- We can add nothing to( 63 that entered into an Roberts 'Jaccount of January 1968 reflecting authorized leave with the firm on 31 1961 wherein he was per week for that period. from 1 June 1961 to 31 1963 drawing $10O.00 May May\n\n\n\n\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_c954731c_4a30_44c9_ad2d_829d1191f11b", "filename": "104-10073-10350.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10073-10350.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n\n\nLA/COG 305317 ATIN:\n\nChris Hopkins\n\nto: froa: Jim Harrison\n\nIhe followins 3SG records are attached:\n\n\n\ncontain informtion on: They\n\n\n\n\n\nRETURN TO CIA Background Use Do Not Reproduce Only\n\n\n\nHH-28312\n\n20 September 1976\n\nAttacbed for your informatlon cc: Cop\u00ff sent to SE/BB/A\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_7b009ccd_9b28_4728_bb1f_76cc0d7702a6", "filename": "104-10140-10101.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10140-10101.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nINTE\n\nUSE ONLY\n\nJOURNAL\n\nOFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL\n\n\n\n\n\nIhursday 10 November 1977\n\n- 1 (Unclassified MLG) EMPLOYMENT REQUESTS Applegate (D. Ohio), request a8 to whether we had received an application from their constituept, Robert Sensibaugh, I informed her per the Office Of Personnel, a8 of yet. She thanked mo for my help.\n\n- 2 (Unclassified MLG) LIAISON forwarded to Karen, in the office of Representative Mario Biaggi (D., N. E.} a tours.\n\n- (Unclassified MG) LIAISON Received a call from Ted Winicov, in the office of Representative Richard I. Schulze (R wbo requested a copy of the Agency publication \"Soviet Commercial~ Operations in the Weat. \" Itold him a copy would be forwarded to him\n- 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 and Mr. Cumming to meet with Professor Blakey\n- 5. (Secret DTC) LIAISON Called Professor G. Robert Blakey, Chief Counsel and Director, and informed him that we had received six Privacy Act requests Trom members of the Select Committee staff asking for any security information on them which i8 held by the Agency. I did not provide the names of the requesters to Blakey.\n\n- 6 , (Internal Use Only RJK) LIAISON Keith Raffel, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, visited the Office and received his Headquarters badge. He then proceeded to the C&R conference room where he reviewed extracts of NIS' s relating to the security services oflhe United (l,4,I| Kingdom, Australia, and France Evvy Vidal, O/SA/DO/O, assisted with the(United Kingdom liaison)gervice aspects. Badge\n\n\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_d90654d8_56a7_44d1_9ade_b89774731681", "filename": "104-10092-10340.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10092-10340.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "ACTION ,\n\nInfo\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nSR 7, RF ,; VR\n\nT 0823152\n\nCITE 6a45\n\n24, 06\n\n1 05 6 AL SO\n\n06 2; SECuP {Ty SEP? \"2S 2 ~ 06 . Is 96 S OF 96 08 Ao\n\n1 54/7\n\n\n#v\n\n\u00e46 5.\n\n\n06\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_d95bdd98_3c3d_43e4_856e_c58ff9fff5ee", "filename": "104-10063-10179.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10063-10179.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "B- 3786 6 MAR 1973\n\nSUBJECT : Travel from Algiers\n\n- 1 A sensitive and reliable source reported on 26 February 1973 that the travel documents (Titres de Voyage) requested the Algerian Governnent by Willian HOLDER (Subject of your New York Field Office File 164-694) 'are intended for HOLDER hinself Melvin MCNAIR (Bureau File Numnber 157-26560)= Jean MCNAIR (Bureau File Number 157 26561)= Larry BURGESS also known as George Edward WRIGHT (Bureau File Number Joyce Jeceorge Catherine KERKOW (Subject of your New York Field Office File 164-694) and Eldridge\n- 2 Source speculates that nane was included with the others desiring travel documents in order to convince certain Algerian authorities that CLEAVER who departed in early February 1973 , was still in Algiers Although Source does not know when the docunents will be issued\\_ he believes that the Government will do\n- 3 Both Melvin MCNAIR and George BROWN were arrested by the Algerian police on separate charges of possession of handguns BROWN was found to be carrying a 1oaded revolver and MCNAIR had given an Algerian youth two pistols for safekeeping. One of the pistols was of Chinese manufacture \\_ Neither BROWN nor MCNAIR were kept under arrest for any length of tine\n- 4 , Source has been unable to\u0161 provide any additional information regarding the destination of above mentioned individuals We are checking\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## 8 1 8\n\nfurther abroad and will provide Your Bureau with any additional pertinent information obtained. The above infornation is being made available to your Bureau in response to your request for information on the activities of the CLEAVER Faction located in foreign countries as transmitted in Your teletype 004 dated 17 March 1971 Subject: Black Panther Party-CLEAVER Faction Racial Matters -\n\n- 5. The information in this report is being provided to your Bureau with the understanding that it will receive no further dissenination other than to Your appropriate field offices without the prior approval of this office; and that any reference to it in internal Bureau \u00e4ocuments will state only that it was obtained from a confidential with no mention Of the office originating this report\\_\n\n\n## Please transmit reply via CACTUS channel\n\nOriginated CI/SO: Mullen: jb: 6 Mar 73 Based on: Algiers 1368 2 Mar 73 by:\n\nOriginal\n\nFBI (via CI\n\n7 CI/s\u00f2 B-Memo Chrono\n\nPROD Algiers\n\nPG Chrono\n\n2", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_0c588542_4882_4bad_9d1d_2773bce61ebb", "filename": "104-10110-10621.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10110-10621.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10110-10621\n\n\n## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n\n## DA VID Lc CHRIST\n\nChief of TSD/Audio Operations Branch witting of the following:\n\nAl audio operationg worla-wide since December 1957 to present date.\n\n\nresearch.\n\n\nHad kncwledge of certain Staff D and FI equipment and operations- for\n\nClearancee through Top Secret; Specia! Intelligence clearance, and \"Q\" clearance\n\nAs Branch Chie{ in TSD, be on all perBonnel in ISD and 8 eneral knovledge uf Lhe overall activitiee, including\n\n\n## SECRET", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_759fc75e_d656_485d_a980_53d443203fb1", "filename": "104-10077-10356.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10077-10356.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "P .A.HACCIO ;cmf\n\n6,957\n\nX\n\nRYBAT TYPIC\n\nREPS\n\n70529)\n\n(IN 70905)\n\nDIR 87628\n\nD) DIR\n\nE)\n\nP)\n\nPLEASE BID\n\nol acisas\n\n03\n\n03\n\n20\n\n9.62\n\nol\n\n12168", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_3d202f01_15dc_4266_9a4c_cd8d742696f7", "filename": "104-10123-10160.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10123-10160.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10123-10160\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n## 19 January 1961\n\nChief, Desk\n\n3051 Izeho Avenue, ~eshington D.C. 4-S5/2\n\n- c;' '1 h:s reguested securit\" epprovel to use the above site to 2 approvel recommerded.\n\n- Karx Folder requires place for {he of I: (172341) an Asent cf Securitv ieseerch Staff. has of SAC/:FO to grant securi ty\n- 2 Since thi s site is o terminated on 1 March 1961 and edvised that it is leased in alias no security can ascertained,\n\nthet SB/1 be advised that there is no c:icn 10 the contemcla ted use of this site.\n\n\n\n\nFotert eorard\n\n(16\n\nJan.", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_0a8b0ce2_9e97_4bc0_8617_4f0c3489407d", "filename": "104-10110-10525.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10110-10525.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "SUBJECI:\n\n(See al8o\n\nBAZISIA Leureano\n\nRudolph R\u00edcbard exlle quebtloned by GARRISON'6 Btaff 1n tralning for Cubeng at Lacombe, told the FBI 1n 1964 tbat Laureano BATISIA men from Miemi 1n responge to 8 request from DAVIS in 1963 . Ibe men stayed at 8 home near Iacombe, May\n\n\n## SOURCE :\n\n5, Enclosures and\n\n3\n\n\n## 0S IWDICES RESUIIS:\n\nNot Background Use Only Do Reproduce\n\nSubject, 8 32 year old Cuban exile; wag from wealthy Cuban femlly end 1n Cuba he was 8 banker \\_ He granted 8 POA 1n 1959 and OA use 86 8 PP agent 1n December Havene, Cube \\_\n\nA copy 8 letter in Subject's flle deted 22 November1963 Blged by SubJect 8s Execut\u00edve Comittee, Movlnlento Democreta Cristiano 1s eddressed to Major General Bele K. KIRALY, President, and offered the services of the MDC and discussions with other ant\u00ed-CASIRO organizatlons Ihe Hungarlan Freedom Fighters were @gency sponsored and Interested in informatlon for contact between the two organlzatlons . approvel Inc.\n\n\n\n## DEIAILS:\n\nDur the FBI 1n October 1963 1n New York Rudolph Richard 1n January 1961 be New York where he Berved tbe MDC and tbe Department \\_ DAVIS also sa1d that Bome nineteen men bad been sent from\n\n13 December 1967\n\nOf Militery granted 8 Provlslonal Operatlonel Approval on 30 December 1959 an Operatlonal Approval on 20. February 1960 for uge 8 PP Agent, Havane, Cube\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\nto New Orleans by Laureeno BATISIA 1n response to 8 request by . DAVIS for ren to work In lumber be was connected. 1n Guatenale \\_ men Btayed at 8 bone near Lacombe, When the FBI selzed dynamite and other explosiveg neerby, the men becare disgruntled and were unvilling to proceed to Guatemala \\_ the lumber company pald thelr fare back to\n\nSome of the names of these men were follows : Victor PANEQUE, Lleodorlno INIERIAN, Fernando FERNANDEZ, and fnu FORNES -\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_7b46d0b9_6b1e_414c_880b_44ed772a15e3", "filename": "104-10088-10070.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10088-10070.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "CLANDESTINE\n\nCSI NO. 10-5\n\nSECURITY\n\nRevlsed 17 July 1958\n\n\n## COVERT AND RELATED MATTERS\n\nRe{erence:\n\nCSI-F No. 10-5,*17 1958 July\n\nRescission:\n\nCSI No. 10-5, 31 January 1955\n\nCONTENTS\n\nPage\n\nPage\n\nPURPOSE\n\nEMPLOYEES AND OFFICIALS\n\nGENERAL\n\n1\n\nOF FOREIGN SERVICES\n\n5\n\nDVESTIGATIONS\n\n2\n\nNOTIFICATION OF TERMINA-\n\nOPERATIONAL APPROVALS\n\n2\n\nTION OR DISCONTINUANCE\n\nCOVERT SECURITY APPROVALS\n\nOF COVERT SECURITY\n\nAP -\n\nAND PROPRIETARY\n\nPROVALS OR PROPREETARY\n\nAPPROVALS\n\nAPPR\u00d6VA\u00cbS\n\nCOVERT SECURTY APPROVALS\n\nFOR LIAISON WITH UNITED-\n\nSTATES OFFICIALS\n\nIRECRUIT-\n\nSERVANTS OF\n\nEMPLOYEES\n\n\n## 1. PURPOSE\n\nol headquarters components w\u00edth CSI-F No. 10-5.\n\n\n\n## 2. GENERAL\n\n- 2 The Chiel, Counter Intelligence StafI, Is delegated authorlty to act for the Deputy Director (Plans) In the exerclse of al {unctlons which are the latMd Provlsional Operational Apprpvals.\n\n- b. represeat him in disoi Covert Security Appzovals, Provisional Covert Securit} Approvals,\n- c ocerational data and knowledge ol the \u00d6flce oi Securlty such data may be necessary for proper performance by either component made available or shall be 7e\n\n\n\nSBCRET\n\nCLANDESTINE SERVICES ISTRUCTION NO. 10-5\n\n\n## 3, INVESTIGATIONS\n\n\n\nton #lth approval matters, except [or the check o[ certaln Agency records, 1B reserved to the Ollce o{ Securlly\n\n\n## 4\\_ OPERATIONAL APPROVALS\n\n- 2 Records Integration Divlslon) 1n the Clandestlne Servlces wlll be accomjectto spot check by Counter Lntelllgence Stalf. responslble ollclal ol the requesting divlslon that\n- b. Bubject may have used); Inormatlon relatng to character, reputatlon, polltcs, Or other comments; background Inormatlon; PRQ pllcate); and {teld traces. Any Inor\u00e7a 4s Bubject concernlng hlmseL o{ actlvlties or employgen be {urnlshed Ing that resul {ro e It 1s als0 necan Operatonal Approval vill The Counter Intell\u00edgence Stai In rare, compli Counter Intellgence Stau, may wlsh actually to revlew the materlal of the Records Integratlon Dlv\u00edslon. A brlel practlcal statement of the scope, nalure, and geographical area of the proposed usage ol the Bubject wQU be furnlshed to the Oflce ol Securlty along wit the other data Ung\n- vestigation to be conducted and any parHcular points to be emphasized in subject: plausible type of cover (i: general Governmect or ccuaerclal) to bs e.,\n- d Secur\u00edty wlll {orward 1{3 recommendatlon to the Counter Intelligence Upon roceipt ol thls materlal\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n2\n\nC\n\nCLANDESTINE SERVICES INSTRUCTION NO. 10-5\n\n\n\nSecurlty does not recommend against the use ol the Indivldual, determIne {lce o{ Securlty of Its declslon. Flty recommends aga\u00ednst the use ol an individual and the Clandestlne {act. In this event, the Counter Intelligence Staff and the Securlty Support Dlvlslon wll endeavor to arrive at an agroed position and, to this end, the {ormer 'ance unttl {Iv have el\u00e4psed ater'the Offlce of Security has been advlsed Securlty whenever It has: abey days\n\n- (1) Granted an Provlslonal Qperational Approval\n\n75\n\n- gatve reports, name check Becurltj or good of the Agency lty wlll not be obllged to Iurnish all Investgatlve material\\_ In such cases materlal has been withheld and wlll, upon request, discuss the matter wIth Clandestlne Servlces.\n\n- A Provlslonal Operatlonal Approval may also be requested where clrcumstances warrant. A search ol the IndlceB of the Agency, Includlng thoge a Provlsional Operatonal Approval\n- atlonal Approval or a Provlslonal Operatlonal Approval Is termlnated {or any reason, the requester In order notlfy the Counter Intelligence Staf prompty advlse the Ofice of Security.\n\n\n\n## 5. COVERT SECURITY APPROVALS AND PROPREETARY APPROVALS\n\n- 2 traces: This A briet practlcal statement rlty\n\n\n\ne\n\n\n\nbe furnished to theOflce of Securlty The requester bhould also t0 the Offlce o Securlty any Buggebtiong [urnlsh conducted and the Investgatlon to be sucb The reGorernment or commerclal) to be employed in the type-o{-cover Investizatlon and mhether the subject has been briefed conduct ol the e.\n\n\n- b. In Covert: Securlty Approval or Proprletary Approval Records 'atlon Dlvision Offlce o{ Securlty All {lles ot the Records Integration Dlvlsion, except data, FWl be made In those InwILl re{urnlah theretrom to the reprein paragraph abov\u00eb, The Ofice ot Securlty wll conduc? approprlate Covert Secur\u00edty Approvalb Provilslonal Covert Se\u00e7uflty Approvals and Integr 5.2, deny\n- C, Covert Securlty\n- (1) Make avaiable to the Coua provals are granted Approvale @)Proprletary Ap-\n- Approval or Stafl any Proprletary Approval lorelgn government, organlzatlon of the Communlst Party.\n\n- d Where the OtIce of Securlty Issues or denles a Covert or quester. [n the case of disapproval dlrected to the reone ol gecurlty dlsa?prcval curlty Approval or Intelligence Staff. Where a Covert SeServlces stlll desires to use the subject 00 2 calculated risk basis, the Ui flce of Security upon request, fuzn!sh to the Counter Therea:fer Inteliigence Staf a Staft, the requester, 2nd the Security the Counter Intelligerce an agreed posltion. Supoort Dlvlslon #Ll attempt to ?eacn copy the #ill,\n- e, A Covert Security Approval or a Proprletary by a Provlslonal Covert Security Approval may be preceded Approval. Approval or 2 Provl\u00f8lonal Proprletary\n\n\n\n\n\n2\n\n2\n\n\n\n- 1 Unless otherwlse deslgnated py the Oflice of Security, Investlgatlve data alleng may be shown to proper ollces of the division and may deemed necessary by the dlvlsion, be [orwarded to the [leld The dlspatch or cable In such cases will be coordlnated wIth the Counter Intelllgence Staff and the Office of Security No investigative data will be transmItted or dis closed to other than Agency staff olicials without the speciic prior ap: strictly In such cases. No Investigative data regarding United States citpatch or cable involved. Ing\n\n\n## COVERT SECURITY APPROVALS FOR LIAISON WITH UNITED STATES OFFICIALS\n\nRequests lor Covert Securlty Approvals lor Llalson er Such oliclals are in the Unlted States or abroad)5 'tted dlrecty 6 the Offlce of Secur:ty. cated a9 a request {or Covert The request shall be accompanled by all available date and place of the employlng agency, ad the don and assignment ol the pers\u00f3n Involved. In cases involving milltary personnel-the minimum blodate and place ol birth, rank and serlal number, and the parent service. In each case the details of the llalson #Ith the individual must be set forth. birth, posi\n\n\n## 7 SERVANTS OF AGENCY EMPLOYEES\n\nRequests to headquarters for appropriate checks on domestlc personnel emFloyed in the homes ol Agency employees overseas shall be lorwarded by the requester to the Office ot Security accompanied by all available biographical Irformatlon and the results of overseas Investigations\\_\n\n\n## 8 EMIPLOYEES OF OTHR U.S. GOVERNMENT AGENCES\n\nProper clearance o staft or contract employees (Including Indigenous em ployees) ol other U.S Government agencles for ocgratioral use includes notlllcation to and approval by the employee 3 parent agency in Washington. Suafl , Attentlon:\n\nUniteg agencies or the Oifice Or Investlgatlon o{ cials of foreign\n\n\n\n\n\n{orwarded by the requester to the Counter Intelllgence Stall lor processing to the O{llce of Securlty. Such requests shall be transmitted with complete results c\u00ed :leld traces, all avallable biographlcal information, and 2 state\n\n\n## 10. NOTIFICATION OF TERMINATION OR DISCONTIUANCE OF COVERT SECURITY APPROVALS OR PROPRIETARY APPROVALS\"\n\n- jquesier o{ the-dlson wbon queated or granted\n\n\n## SPECIAL SERVICES\n\n\n\n- to the Ouce of Securit Each request shall Indlcate the te Inq\u00falry, shall specuy the exact acdon requlred, and shall cont4f 'avallable background and/or blographl\u00e7al Lnlormatlon concernIng the subfect.\n\n- com-\n\n\n## 12. DOUBLE AGENIS\n\nThe operatlonal declslon authorlzlng the doubling ot an agent of a forelgn power will be coordlnated with the Counter Intelllgence Staff even though no\n\n\n## 13 DEFECIION AND RECRUITMENT I PLACE\n\nNo attempt to delect or recruit In place (a) a member ol the Communlst Party or (b) United\n\nRIchard: Helms\n\n5\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\n(\n\nDOI 50-10\n\nDDO INSTRUCTION NO: 5010\n\nOPERATIONS-GENERAL 4 September 1973\n\n\n## RESIRICTIONS ON OPERATIONAL USE OF CERTAIN\n\nRescission: CSI 50-10, 13 July 1970\n\n\n## 1 GENERAL\n\n- eral it is DDO policy to select agent assets with primary regard to the egents' ` abilities, target access; and security)and with fewv restrictions as to their origins, professions Or status as members of particular groups. The basic rule is that any consenting adult may be Directorate. There are; however, certain sensitive categories of individuals or groups whosc operational use by th\u00eb Operations Directorate is prohibited or in some way: restricted for reasons not necessarily: related considerations.\n\n- b. These prohibitions or restrictions stem from one of the following:\n- (1) The Agency has been directed by U.S. Goverpmental authority to restrict Or avoid the operational use of particula c\u00e0tegory of individuals.\n\n- (2) Tbe Agency has entered into a restrictive agreement with an organization; govemment; corporation; Or official responsible for a category of individualsc\n- (3) The Director the Dgputy Director for Operations has imposed 'certain category of individuais due to the extreme risk or sensitivity \u00f2F such exploitation.\n\n\n\n## 2 PURPOSE\n\nTne purpose of this instruction is to set ` forth the prohibitions and policy resirictions (as distinguished from security restrictions the in ccriain: cases. Where propriate, reference has mnade tc which provides more' detailed guidence tan this instructicn. The ater in 'any way the reruirements 'for in DOI 2nd DOI-F 10-5. special special\n\n\n\nDDO INSTRUCTION NO. 50-10\n\nDOI 50-10\n\nOPERATIONS-GENERAL 4 September 1973\n\n\n## 3. DEFINITIONS\n\nWithin the context of this instruction the definitions listed below will apply: Special zote must be taken of the fact that the term- \"operationa} use employed throughout this instruction has been defined in the most succinct manner consistent with clarity: It has not been feasible; however; to cover in a definition the entire scope of possible variations in operational circumstances whic\u00e0 may be encountered in DDO activities. The definition of \"operational use is intended to provide guidance for the majority of cases, and must be employed with responsible operational judgment. Issues involving a deter mination of 'operational use which cannot be resolved with reasonable as suance by the responsible operating components will be referred to the Deputy Director f\u00f2r Operations for decision\n\n\n## a Operational 'Use\n\ning of any individual .or. group for DDO:puposes on either a witting or unwitting basis by or on the behalf of an element of the Operations Directorate Utilization is made of an individual or ` group wvhenever th\u00e0t inelement; provides information; perfoms serviees; Brovides cover; or supplies finarcial material other support necessary for the accomplishment' of DDO operational objectives either\\_directly Or indirectly, to or for an elezent of the Operations Directorate\n\n\n## b DDO Element\n\nperson or groupuvho or which is responsible to, owned or controlled either directly or indirectly by the Operations Directorate. Included under this definition are employees members of Agency proprietary mechAny\n\n\n## Contact\n\nassociation having as its purpose the initiation or furtherance of DDO operations. Ay\n\n\n## RESTRICTIONS ON OPERATIONAL USE\n\n- Restrictions on the operational use of individuals or groups are of four types and cover twenty five separate categories as outlinec below and as described in greater detail in paragraphs 5 through 8 of this instruction:\n- (1) Operational Use is Prohibited (sec paragraph 5) =\n- (2) Members and trainees ot (b) [Fulbright grantees;\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\nDOI 50-10\n\nDDO NO. 50-10\n\nOPERATIONS-CENERAL 4 September 1973\n\n- (c) Officials or employees of the [ntemational Association for Cultural Freedom;\n- (e) Employees of[ s. private detective investigative agencies\n- or lgrantees of the Ford, Rockefeller and Caregie Foundations;\n\nUse Requires ` Special Extra-\u00c4gency Concurrence\n\n(see paragraph 8)\n\nAn\n\nAPpnovti\n\n- (b) DDO agents Or assets in the United States;\n- (d) Citizens (or persons documented as citizens of Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom ( (including its oyerseas dependent territories and Zealand;\n- (c) Agents and human sour\u00e7es .of foreign intelligence registered by other U.S. agencies;\n- (f) . Merchant seamen on of{certain countries: ships\n- OI employeesof public . infor mation medi\u00e0\n- (c) Individuals engaged in public relations activities;\n- (b) CARE employ\u00e8es;\n- or employees of .Communist countries in the United States;\n- (f) Staff members or officials of Red Cross societies;\n- (e) Foreign delegates or employees 'of the United Nations assigned in the U.S. and U.S citizen delegates Or employees wherever assigned;\n- g) Officials of the Vatican State;\n- (i) Members of educational or private voluntary organizations;\n- (\u00e0) U.S. Govemment-funded professors;, lecturers; students or grantees;\n- i) Officials or employees of the African-American Institute;\n- of ' Arec Diiision (see paragraph 8) 'Chief\n- \"(B) citizeri tes Or United Nations ganizations not igned \u00edn the-U.S.; 'delegat\n- b ho comes under more than onecype of his particular case.\n\n\n(004142\n\n\n\n\n\n9 9\n\nSECRET\n\nDDO INSTRUCTION NO. 50-10\n\n\n## 5. OPERATIONAL USE PROHIBITED 79\n\n2\n\nDOI 50-10\n\nOPERATIONS-GENERAL 4 September 1973\n\nMembers cnd|Trainees of ACTION\n\n- (1) It is Agency policy that members and(rainees of ACTIONJwill not be used in any capacity, with or without remuneration by the Agency OI by organizations under i{s jurisdiction (The term with JACTION except trainees. 9 9\n- (2) It is Agency policy that former {nembers of ACTIOM may be employed or used by the Agency or by organizations under its jurisdiction only in accordance with the folowing:\n- (b) 44\n- (a) Except as stated in (b) ` below, Agency only' if a period of five full years has -elapsed since bis separation fromfACTION.\n\n- (c) The employment: % a the provisions of subp\u00e0ragraph (a) or (b) above must have the specific prior approval '%f the Deputy Director for Opgrations:\n- 99 mezbers of ACTI\u00d6N ) above) Former traineg did not serv\u00eb at any time service did not include d\u00fatykor overseas may be employed OI operationally by DDO 'elements provided the specific apof the Deputy Digctor for Operations is obtained. used prior proval\n- (5) Information may be . received by the DomestcCollectionDivision from\\_priyate corporations and other organizations employing fomer SACTIONpersonnel, [personnel. However, any\\_direct brief ing or debriefing; % Or 99\n- (4) use is permitted by subparagraph (2) or (3) above may not be assi to or in country for ivhich he had beenftrained or to which he had been: assigned gned used J\u00c4CTION9\n\nmust be obtained.\n\n\nSECRET\n\n0004143\n\nC\n\nSECRET\n\nDOI 50-10\n\nDDO INSTRUCTION NO. 50-10\n\nOPERATIONS-GENERAL 4\n\n(b If the individual; is a former overseas,. five years must have elapsed since his . separation from 99\n\nIf contact with a former @r Jor overseas should be Director for Operations may request an exception from the Director aS the liaison officer to the Domestic Collection Div\u00edsion\\_ duty\n\nDDO policy prohibits the' operational use of individuals who are receiving 99 U.s: Government suppor 'under certain provisions of the EMutual Educational and. Cultural ; Exchange Act of . 1961,. as anended, {\u00ee ' commonly known as the Fulbright:Hays Act JFalling \u00e0nder this prohibition are' dent artists and\\_student.musicians who rec\u00ebtve 94 [scholarships Or Board of Foreign Scholarsbips]appointed by the President of the-United States Operational use of such individuals is prohibited only: during the period when are participating in the {9 [ducational and cultural exchange program] This prohibition specifically does not apply to the several categories other provisions of specialists. OI participants at international trade fairs or expositions who do not come under the' aegis of the[Presidents Board of Foreign Scholar9 9 Officials or Employees of theInternational Association for Cultural Freedom of the : officials or employees of theTInternational \u00c1ssociation for naltuf Freedoml Contacts with such individuals which DDO officers ae obliged to make in their cover capacities must be limited to their: cover assignments\\_ d. Officials, Employees; or[Grantzes of. the Ford,; Rockefeller ard Carnegie Foundatiors persons: actively participating in and they\n\n0 wl\u00fcch are thes ~organiza: tions. on: nonoperation:l contacts or consultations with such individuals\n\n5 SECRET\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\nDOI 50-10\n\nDDO NO. 50-10\n\nOPERATIONS-CENERAL 4 September 1973\n\nP\n\n- e. Employees . oflU.S. Private Detective Investigative Agencies\" use either in the United States OI overseas of the employees of any U.S.-owned detective investigative agency This policy does not apply to operational use \u00f2f employees of organizations which are strictly in commercial engaged\n\n\n## 6. EXTRA-ACENCY CONCURRENCE REQUIREP\n\n- 2. Employees of [ther US. Government Agenciesl Approval for the operational use % or contract ( including foreign) U.S. Governinent ` agencies cases wbere Ehelmployees agency in Washingt8g has been notified of and has approved of the-intended operational use the provisions of DOI 10-5. 9 staff parent\n\nIn 'accordanc\u00eb wvith th\u00eb: agreement: existing . betiveen the Bederal Bureau to \u00danited States. Coordination with the FBI;of appropriates \u00ecnformation on DDO operational activities the responsibility of the Chief, Liaison Group, Op\u00ebrations Staff;\n\n- ter 'investigation means 'systematic and direct inquiries or procedurzs such as physical orit\u00e9chnical surveillances or neighborhood inquiries aimed at developing infoymation conceming an individuals activities Or background; F 'investigation' does not include the acceptance contacts or contacts normally made by Agency officials in discharging their\n- DDO element for recruitment of any official or of any visitor from a Communist couintry requires the concurrence of the FBI {oreign prior\n- (3) planned meeting in the United States tor assessment and social development betwve\u00ebn a DDO element and 2 fcreign official of known Or presumed interest t0 the FBI or between official or visitor from \u00e0 Coimunist country requires that Any prior\n- (4) Whenever domestic DDO involve: matters ` pertaining to thenational security of the States appropriate identification of engaged in the operations in the\\_United States wvill be persons\n\nSECRET\n\n9\n\n99\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\nDOI 50-10\n\nDDO INSTRUCTION NO. 50-10\n\nOPERATIONS-GENERAL 4 September 1973\n\nprovided /o the FBIJ In accordance with this policy, the following categories of DDO Tassets will sonnel, agents of the Operations Directorate who are either U.S. citizens or alien residents; and foreign agents of the Operations Directorate recruited ` abroad) who come to th\u00eb Uriled States for operational purposes:\n\nU.S. Agencies 19\n\n\n## d. Citizens (or Persons of Australia, Canada; the Ur\u00edted Kingdom ( including its Overseas Dependent Territories) and\n\n(ISR has been . established at headquarters to provide for United States Intelligence Board (USIB) agencies centralized record of agents and human sources of foreign principal ` purpose is to register primacy of interest and prevent multiple recruitment unintentional. duplicate. operational use sources] It is USIB policy that no individual 9 $ poses[y any other USIB agencywithout the specific: prior approval of the 79 Etansfer or joint operational use of registered individual; the ISRwill cona willingness: to discuss this ' matter:\n\n- (1) The operational use oflcitizens]of the above-namedcountries (including the overseas dependencies 'of the United Kingdom is restricted by agreements with the Entelligence or security authorities approval of the pppropriate liaisonf)] authority. Such approval will be obtained at the eafli\u00ebst feasible stage of development through theEuropean Division (in the case of citizens of Canada or the United Kingdom) , or through the East Asia Division (in the case of Australian or New Zealand citizens)] prior\n\n(2)\n\nThe above restriction false documentation representing DDO staff agent personnel as citizens of the abovenamed countries ] Approval be sought through the same channels as stated in subparagraph (1) above.\n\n\n(3) Authority to make operitional use of the persons @r documentation \"described: in the wvithouc - obtaining the approval Bf the liaison 'authority] concemed may be granted only Director\\_ abovgs subparagraphs prior\n\nSECRET\n\n{\n\nSECRET\n\nDOI 50-10\n\nDDO INSTRUCTION NO. 50-10\n\nOPERATIONS-GENERAL 4 September 1973\n\ne) Citizens- of Norway, West\\_Cermany and The Netherlands\n\nThe operational use citizen of Norway; West Germany or The Netherlands] is, under certain on of the @atonal intelligence concemed These Zounties] are parcases involving the operational use of their citizens are Berving on ships flags} Each case citizen one of thesewill be reviewed by the Chief ot the Division in the lght oF the agreements existing between this:Agency and the national intelligence concerned. After weighing all 'of. the equities; the Chief of thel will decide wbether approval is required[rom the national intelligence 'gervicg concemed: When re: JDivisiop\n\n\u00f2f: Certain Countries Tbe operational of who are Eerving th\u00eb United Kingdom (orits oversens dependencies ), New Zealand; Norway; West Germany Or under certain conditions; subject to provisions of the existing between this Agency . and the Gational intelligence service Eacb case involving the proposed seaman(will be by the Chief or the\\_Chief of theLast Division, as appropriate, in th\u00e9 light of the fpertinent agreements} After weighing all of thecequities; the Chief of the or the Chief of the JEast Division svill course of action to be taken wvith to ffhe national intelligence service]concerned. Ships : ships is, regard\n\n\n## 7 APPROVAL BY THE DDO REQUIRED\n\nApproval by the Deputy Director for Operations for the operational use of any individual.who falls: into one of the categories described in this-parabe requested by memorandum. The individuals covert approval status be:described in the memorandum for Operations together with concise expianation of the intended operational use. (In connection with this paragrapn. contacts by the Domestic Collection Division\\_with Director for Operations provided constitute merely brieting 'or deor in any case the contact is on behalf cf another element of the Operations graph will they\n\n\n\n\n\n4\u00ee\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\n\n## DOI 50-10\n\nDDO NO. 50-10\n\nOPERATIONS-GENERAL 4 September 1973\n\nDirectorate or another agency; or if an individual or finm will be requested perform an operational task or to deviate from his or its normal pattern of activity; 'or if the activity, even though consistent with the individuals OI firs of activity; will take place because requested funded by the D\u00f6mestic 'Collection Division; that case wvill be subject to\n\n(1) Operational use of publishers or. produ\u00e7ers of public inforation medig requires prior approval by the Deputy Director for Operations whenever US. public opinion Such activities include but are not limited to the publishing of books; newspapers, or magazines;; the: making of films, erational use abro\u00e0d ofBublishers or producers of public information media for 'nop-U.S. audience not require approval by the Deputy\\_ Director for Operations . even\\_though such activities may haye some unintended and unsolicited [Fallout in the United States. 99 does the\\_requirement for approval by. the Deputy Director for Operations:) ' 2 or Employees ` of Public: Information Medi\u00e0] (see DOI 240-8) 9\n\n(2) Approval by the Deputy Director for Operations is also required prior to the operational use of (oumalists; newspaper TV, radio; or news service correspondents or . stringers of news media including TV and radio stations whenever the individual is a U.S: citizen Or when [he news involved is under `U.S. ownership control 'mediun b is DDO policy to avoid operational use of employees of the(\u00c7ARE organization including indigenous employees. Exceptional individual cases involving priority operationaljobjectives will be considered on their merits; Prior approval by the Deputy Director for Operations wvill be required in all cases. 99\n\n(see DOI 50-18) Or seek to have considered t\u00f2 be in sepurate sensitive aspects c relatigns 9 the Foreign . Agents Registration( Act; approval by Director capacityfof any individual aad wvho is located in Or operating United ` States (public\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\nDOI 50-10\n\nDDO INSTRUCTION NO. 50-10\n\nOPERATIONS-CENERAL 4 September 1973\n\nEmployees of Communist Countries in the Prior approval of the Director or the Deputy Director for Operations is required for operational contact in the United States with or operational use of Bfficials, representatives; employees of the USSR; its satellite counties, Communist China, any other country 'under Communist corcurrence of the FBI( will also be required in accordance with para9s\n\ne\n\nf\n\n99\n\nIt is DDO policy\\_ that the operational use ofTdelegates or of its [various main its related intergovemmental agencies} is of such sensitivity as to require special consideration by the Deputy Director for Operations: especially worthwhile cases individual is deemed essential for the accomplishment of the DDO mission approval may: be obtained In ` each case involving non-U. Sri citizen assigned in the U.S. or U.S. Deputy Director for Operations will regarding use of non-U.S. employees] not assigned be above\n\nThe operational use of staff members or officials of the{nterational Red Cross o its affiliated national Red Cross; Red Cresceng or other equivalent [ocieties requires special consideration and prior approval by the Deputy Director for Operations DDO elements should make every t\u00f2 avoid the operational use of staff members or officials ofJRed Cross ever, when especially high priority objectives are at stake . and alternative agent assets are not available; approval for the use of such individuals may be granted by the Deputy Director for Operations.\n\n\nOperational contact with)officials of the Vatican Wvill be made only Operational use Director {or Operations psor b.U.S. Gr\u00e4ntees Us. or foreign professors, lecturers Or persors participating in U.SCoverment-sponsored athletic or other\n\n'10\n\nSECRET\n\n29\n\n\n\nDDO INSTRUCTION NO. 50-10\n\nDOI 50-10\n\nOPERATIONS-GENERAL 4 September 1973\n\n99\n\nare considered to be in a separate sensitive category; Operational use of such individuals while are actively participating in@n exchange {\u00fb program funded by the U.S. 2nd approval by the Deputy Director for Operations to such use. In certain\\_especially: 'otthwhile the operational use of particular U S. Covemment is considered essential to the accomplishment of the DDO mission; the Deputy Director for Operations may grant approval Memoranda requesting such approval will be forwvarded through the Chief, Foreign Resources Division In such cases the Deputy Director for Operations will determine whether or not to seek the concurrence &f the U.S: Goverment sponsor] 9 9 they prior qvherein iMembers of Educational or Private Voluntary Organizations] 97\n\neduc\u00e2tional Or private voluntary organizations This: policy tions) In compliance with the \u00e4bove proscription the most careful scrutiny of all cases involving operational contact witb [s. educational or private voluntary organizations including trade and @4 professional organizations The operational use of any employee; staff member or offici\u00e0lf\u00f2t'such an organization requir\u00e9s prior approval by the Deputy Director for OperationsThe Deputy Director for Operations will determine whether or not to seek extra-Agency approval for the conduct of such oper\u00e0tion\u0161. such\n\n(2) Operational use including funding abroad of [foreign-based Jand the personnel thereof is perorganizations.\n\n\nj\n\n[Officials Employees of-the African-American Institute the. officials Or employees of Institute] requires to make in teir cover: capacities wvill not involve operational matters until the approval o\u00c9.the Deputy Director-for \u00d6perations-has been-secured: prior iged\n\nAmericafwhile are on assignment:in the United .States Wvill 'notbe Volunteers to America 2re participants in programs \u00e8stablished by various f\u00f4reign counties j\u00f1 collaboration .vith the Depaithent of State as they .\n\n\nSECRET\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\nDOI 50-10\n\nDDO INSTRUCTION NO. 50-10\n\nOPERATIONS-GENERAL 4 September 1973\n\ncounterpart to the U.S. Such volunteers are sent to the U.S. for a period of {ervice in schools and community development The name of the oiganization may vary by country. Peace Corpss programs79\n\n\n## 8. OPERATIONAL USE REQUIRES APPROVAL BY CHIEF OF AREA DIVISION\n\nis considered of such sensitivity as.to: require special consideration and approval by the appropriate Area Division Chief This authority may not be delegated The request for approval will be by memorandum in which the individuals covert approval status will be described; together with a .concise explanation of the intended operational use.\n\n\na{Citizens Alien Residents ;of the US: Used in; 'Denied Areag (see DOI 5019) 9\n\na period: in the US. Area b.[Non-U.S.\n\n\nor\n\nEmployees :of the United Nations not As: \u20ac9\n\nsigned in the US]\n\nDelegates , use of bon-U.S. citizen delegates Or employees of the United Nations are not assigned in the U.S. requires the prior approval \u00f2f the Chief of the Area Division under whose jurisdiction the intended use is to take place Svho\n\nMembers of the\n\nAcademic Community munityJis defined as: officer or staff official of a university Or similar institution of higher leaming including their associated research centers. Persons associated with institutions such as police or military training centers (except the four college-level: military service: academies) Or undergoing specialized technical are not considered to be members of the academic community] college, training\n\nthose cases svherein an individual is to be made witting of Agency interest; will be on a highly selective basis: Each case will be examined to ascertain its \u00e9ssentiality to the DDO zission in terms of the price of possible disclosure; 'and 'to ensure `that proper security procedures can be observed When it has been that the operational use of defined above is\n\nSECRET\n\n5\n\n\n\n14-00000\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDDO NO: 50-10\n\nOPERATIONS-GENERAL: 4 September: 1973\n\noperationally feasible' and without suitable alterative prior approval in the following cases will be obtained as indicated below: 29\n\n- (b) hon-U.S. citizen who is a member of the academic community US.-45 affiliated university\\_or\\_similar institution of higher 'Any college,\n- (a) U.S. citizen who is a Imember of the\\_academic communityJ and who is associated in any way with any U.S. or foreign 99 university or similar institution Any college,\n\nDpo quested by memorandum to the Chief, Foreign Resources Division. The memorandum will include a statement that the individual is, or a DCD' asset contact; \u00e1nd in' the event he is will include the concurrence of the Chief, Domestic Collection Division If the inac\u00e4demic owned or also 'considered sensitive . The oper\u00e0tional use of such individuals also requires well known person or 'having special security implications; the Division Chief to whom the requ\u00ebst is referred under the above provisions will consult with the DDO and obtain the latters approval.\n\n\n- (3) The provisions of paragraph (2) d not apply t%Pomestic Collection Division contacts fvith members of the academic community] but such contacts are subject to the following requirements:\n- form an operational task or to alter his normal pattern of activity in order to serve 'Agency purposes; approval of the Chief, Domestic Collection Division is required. Additionally, if such an individual will be in a 'foreign area; the concurrence of th\u00eb Chief of the Area .Division concerred will be obtained prior\n- (b) Prior corcurrence svill be obtained from the ` appropriate Area Division Chief if an individual is to be utilized in a politically sensitive: area where his ` presence Or activities could potentially embarrass the interests of the U:S. Government:\n- 'a.citizen or 'alien resident of the United States would be used in denied 'area.\n\n- (4) At the end of:each calendar\\_year, Chiefs of Divisions will submit 2 report to the Deputy . Director for Operations '(via Chief, Foreign Resources Division) on the number of individuals recruited from the\n\n\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\nDOI 50-10\n\nDDO INSTRUCTION NO. 50-10\n\nOPERATIONS-GENERAL 4 September 1973\n\nacademic communityduring that year. This audit will permit the DDO abreast of major quantitative changes in the .number of potentially sensitive operational cases in each Division keep\n\n- (5) It should be noted that the provisions of this do not apply Approval for such: activity will be obtained in accordance with th\u00eb provisions . of HR 107.\n\n\n\n## 9 INDIVIDUAL CHANGES OF STATUS OR CATECORY\n\nWhen an individual undergoes a the restricted categories described above; or transfers him from one category\n\n\n## 10. INTERPRETATION OR MODIFICATION OF RESTRICTIONS\n\nCertain of.thie policy restrictions described in this instruction are subject to interpretation extension or modification by the Deputy Director for tions depending on the . conditions and the atmosphere for DDO operations and within the guidelines set forth herein; particular heed should be to the of disclosure, including careful consideration of the sensitivities of the individuals involved. When there is any doubt concerning the application of these restrictions, guidance should be obtained from the Deputy Director for Operations. Operarulings paid price\n\nWilliam `E. Nelson: Deputy Director for Operations\n\n14\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n733\n| HR 20 | 125- 12t | 2/6/73 3/9/647 | HR 20 | fff 125- 127 | Paragreph 53 18 to contract_personnel Mnor to up- date the paregreph _ |\n|---------|------------|------------------|---------|----------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| | 128 | 6/16/79 | | 128 131 | Pro - curenent Contracts for the Services of Individuals , 55 wth no |\n| | | | | | change text peragraph 54 Agentg added to estebl\u00edsh authorities end responsi- bilfties for the manage- ment of egents end to Nev |\n| 129 | | 3/9/64 | | | Rescinded. |\n| | in | | | | ions |\n\n\n\n0004154\n\nPERSONNEL\n\n\n## HR 20\n\nParagraph\n| | Page |\n|----------------------------------------|----------|\n| | 118.1 |\n| k DISCON' UFRVICE BENEFITS 1 Not used | 118.1 |\n| m. INVOLUNTARY RETIREMENT | 118.1 |\n| n. MANDATORY RETIREMENT FOR AGE | 118.11 |\n| FUND | 118.11 |\n| P. PERIOD OF SERVICE FOR ANNUITIES | 118.13 |\n| 9. COMPUTATION OF ANNUITIES | 118.18 |\n| RECALL OF RETIRED PARTICIPANT | 118.19 |\n| REEMPLOYMENT OF RETIRED PARTICIPANT | 118.19 |\n| MONIES | 118.19 |\n| 4. LIMITATION ON NUMBER OF RETIREMENTS | 11820 |\n\n51.\n\n\n52\n\n53.\n\n\n54.\n\n\n55.\n\n\n60\n\nFigure\n\n1.\n\n\n2.\n\n\n4.\n\n\n4a.\n\n\n5.\n\n\n6.\n\n\n1.\n\n\n8.\n\n\n8.\n\n\n10.\n\n\n12.\n\n\nCONSULTANTS\n\nGENTS]\n\n[NDIVIDUALS\n\nPERSONNEL DETAILED\n\nOR FROM\n\nTHE AGENCY\n\n119\n\n123\n\n125\n\n128\n\n130\n\nPROCUREMENT\n\nReserved\n\nAND REPORTS\n\n155\n| Tltle | Page |\n|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|----------|\n| UISHED INTELLIGENCE . CROSS | 94.1 |\n| Tltle | 94.1 |\n| Tltle | 94.1 |\n| INTELLIGENCE . MEDAL OF MIERIT CAREER INTELLIGENCE MEDAL | 84.1 |\n| EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE MEDALLION | 94.1 |\n| RETIREMENT MIEDALLION FORM RECONVLMENDATION FOR HONOR OR MIERIT AWARD 600, | 94.1 95 |\n| Reserved | |\n| 'AGENCY FLAG AGENCY PLAQCE | 100.2 |\n| PERMIISSIBLE CHANGES D ENROLLMIENT OF EMPLOYEES | 1002 108 |\n\nAtiachment\n\nRevised: 23 February '1973\n\n(733)\n\nREPD\n\nTitle\n\nPege\n\n29\n\n52.1\n\nCONTRACTS\n\nFOR\n\nTHE\n\nSERVICES\n\nOF\n\n\n## PERSONNEL\n\n\n## HR 20-53\n\n\n\nCONTRACT 5 does not apply to consutants (see HR con by proprletary proJects (see HR 230-8) r53.\n\n\n- 8, and Lndependent\\_contractors:\n- (a) Career Assoclate (Type C) Contract Employees: Contract employees who perform dules, usually 0{ 8 clandestne and operatlonal nature, on 8 career basls. They are normaly requred to demonstrate thelr operatlonal value to the Agency tor not lessuthan three years, In the s, In the cese ot forelgn patlonals, to quallty When {t 1s necessary latlon Or classlfled must meet the same securlty apemployee.\n\n- (1) CONTRACT\\_EMPLOYEES: Although they are not appolnted employees; the rlghts and prlvleges granted by law to US Government employees 1n accordance wlth thelr cltlzenshlp: status rlgbts and prlvleges speclfled, In thelr contracts. They work under supervlsed condtons and are compensated on basls. Contract employees are grouped Into three categorles: well\n\n(b)\n\nContract employees, engaged such access classLled\n\n- (c) External (Type E) Contract Employecs: Contract employees, engaged for 8 who normally work outslde Agency Installatlons. They are not required to meet the same securlty approval crlterla and are not permltted the same access to Agency Installatlons as stalf employees Or Internal cortract employees. They are permltted only such access to classllled Intormatlon as 1s authorlzed In thelr security approval and 1s requlred In the perdutles\n- (2) They who are engaged under contract to consldered necessary to retaln thelr servlces. In the Operatlons Directorate\\_ thelr dutles are normally Ilmlted to hlstorlcal 'research ard analysls and to the dlrectlon, utlllzatlon, spotting, or support ol agents. Tley normally or covert actlon tasks. '(Care must be taken to dlstlngush between Indererdent cortractors, deflned bereln, and agents, de\u00edlned In HR 20-54.)\n\n\n## POLICY\n\n'(1) Contrect personnel may be ergaged 'when\n\n(b) servlces cannot meet al requ\n\nare requlred sb:\n\n0004156\n\nwho\n\n125\n\n\n## HR 20-536(2)\n\nPERSONNEL\n\n- (c) there 1s 8 the Agency\n- ture of the (d) the na to admlnlstratlve control or worklng speprecludes hls belng subject\n- Interest 1s not the Agency and hlm are supplementary o hls the 'Agency deslres prlmary Interest Or vocatlon; Or\n- (I) there 1s 8 Jong term by Agency staft peratlonal or se\u00e7urlty reasons, cannot be personnel Pertormed\n\n(2)\n\n- {or In(a) have dvlduals under current OI antlclpated nonotflcial cover, Direc of the approprlate componant ot the Operatlons prlor approval torate\n- contract personnel 1s subject to the {olowing restrlctlons:\n- personnel may be engaged only tor approved actlvltles {or (b) Contract made avallable. Funds Ior these ectlvltles wlll #hlch tunds have been not exceed Umltatlons Imposed by the be budgeted: annually and wIlI\n- employees are subJect (c) Contract annual budgetary Irom cellng-controls:\n- (j) C\u00f6ntracts wllI; '#hen memorandum In lieu of: such a contract 9 formal a Agency and the\n- (d) Approprlate comrnltments are made to Indvlduals and belore any any contractual dlsclosure to them of classlfled Intormatlon.\n\n- Itments relatlng to the use ot the servlces 0 an employee of (f) No comml wWV another Government agency and the Operatlng OtfIclal OF Head of Independent Ollce concerned the Dlrector ot Personnel.\n\n\n(g)\n\n- ~No commltments wlll be made to contract personnel that appolnted perlod ot\n- employees n:ust meet \u00c4gency medical standards prlor to the (h) Contract epproval and tric evaluatlon of those coatract employees In ment and psychle more than the Agency may have\n\nto medcal standards; however #hlch oblgates tbe AgeR satlstactory medlc? a psycho8 Joglcal assessme\n\nRevised: 23 February 1973 (733:\n\nP\n\nJNNEL\n\nengaged Ing spe- and hls J to\n\nfor opJcy sta{{\n\n{or Inust have 15 Dlrec-\n\n\n## for itles wIU :d,by the\n\n\n## trols and excluded\n\n:cutlon contract\n\n:ed belore 'elore any\n\nJployee of Jproval of and appolnted urlng 2ry Directo:\n\n5 in\n\n:et proulsion\n\npsycho-\n\n1973\n\n\n## PERSONNEL\n\n- n (J) Contract personnel candldateg 'employment with the Agency 'adequate cover and an approprlate cover legend. Thls that legal entltlements and other contractual be and tax satlsfled In 8 manner conslstent cover and cover legend\n- (k) Altbough stafI employees are expected to sever actlve connectlons wtb the Agency upon retlrement, there may be Instances In whlch contlnuaor clearly\n- (1) Not used\n- \u00e0f.8 rate whlcb, If proJected on an annual basls, would exceed the maxlmum annual rate 0! Cestral Intellgence. Al such requests be torwarded through\n\n\n\n(1) THE DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL wIV\n\n- (a) tormulare contract personnel management pollcles and procedures and provide Budance in Improvlng the ettectlveness end flexlbllty oI th\u00e8 program Hthln the Agency;\n- (b) monltor contract personnel management to. assure: conslstency amongKdlfterIng.needs;\n- (c). provlde 8 reposltory; Ior. sensltlve the\n- (d) approve and\n- (e) establshed by the Director of 'Intellgence;\n- computer-based records on contract: 'personnel and ensure currency of Input and output data.\n\n- standards for grantlng securlty approvals\n- (b) grant Securlty approvals Ior the use of contract personnel Includlng thelr access to classlfled Informatlon and Agency Installatlons;\n- (d) provlde' a reposltory {or all securlty to contract personnel.\n\n- (c) ensure currency and adequacy ot securlty approvals by maklng perlodc revlews and reevaluatlons;\n- (3) THE CHIEF\n- (a) prov'de cover and cover legends for con rsonnel whase em ployment by the Agency cannot be {edged; (b) ensure currency o/ .such cover reviews and reevaluatlons\n- (c) ensure that the Alements and contractual benc(lts slgned cover and\n\n14)\n\n- (\u00e0) contract personnel;\n\n~levised: 23 February 1973 (733)\n\nCl By: 0022J0\n\n127\n\n- (2)\n\n\n## HR 20-54\n\n- (b) make perodlc revlews and of-contract personnel when requested to do so. 'ions\n- (5) sure dlrectorate unlformlty o contract admlnlstratlon In matters such quallllcatlons determnatlon, compensatlon, alowances and other benellts, tlons, cover and securlty and medlcal approval processlng requrements.\n\n- (6) THE DIRECTOR OF TRAINING and {acWtles for contract personnel\n- (7) THE DIRECTOR OF FINANCE .wV\n- 'a) admlnlster pay, Jeave, \u00e0nd allowance entltlements' ot-contract person requlrements;\n- Loclal securlty tax ob-\n\n\n\n\n## d. AUTHORITIES\n\n- (1) The Dlrector ot Deputy,and the Bpeclal Contractlng Ottlcer (Chlef, Contsact an 8 duly appolnted contract to: execute, amend, renew, and termInat\u00eb contract personnel\n- (2) Deputy Directors and Heads ot- Independent Offlces may deslgnate Contract Approvlng to epprove contracts when payment 1s' +o be\n- FR 20 31 1s subJect to the Iollowlng Imltatlons:\n- (b) Deputy Dlrectors may Ilmlt the exerclse of the authorlty granted to chlefs of fleld Installatlons to any extent they deem deslrable\n- (a) All contracts executed In the fleld wll be subJect to revlew by the Director oI Personnel.\n\n- (c) executed In the fleld may be warded to beadquarters\n- (4) All contracts wrltten under the authorlby of thls regulatlon will be subJect to legal revlew by the General Counsel under such condltlons may prescrlbe. he\n- PROCEDURES. Requlrements and personnel 'actlons, securlty approvals; cover, cover salary, medlcal evaluatlonst:acts, are set Iorth In HHB 20-12.\n\n- Thls paragraph sets torth polcy, responslbll and authorltles tles,\n- assets unlque to the Operatlons Di:eciorate, Agents are not employees the U.S. 'Government are self empioved Indivlduals whose servlces may be acqulred Inated at any time Care must be taken to dlstIngulsh hereln, and independen: contractors, detined In HR They\n\n128\n\n\n\n7PERSONNEL\n\n\n## POLICY\n\n- (1) Agents cannot Goverment em: wlth normal pel\n- (a) Inltlal appri commltmen;\n- (b)' Agents wV and a man and control\n\n8n egent.\n\n\npensatla\n\n- does no\n\n(2) No com beneflt:\n\nflts, wi normg\n\n'(3) No cor'\n\nexpensi mltmer\n\nOperat\n\nSecurl\n\n(c) . Engagemer controls.\n\n\n- (d) In generali to provldei be carrled\n- (e) . Agents tbe Unltec tax Vablll 20 35.)\n\n(I)\n\nThe use o{\n\nFormal Agreer\n\n(a)\n\nA Forma t\u00edated\n\nA Memora mept, slgr\n\nagent\n\nUs(\n\nagept's\n\n(c)\n\nAn randum\n\nagent\n\n~Revised: 23 Februa\n\n(b)\n\n000\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## FPERSONNEL\n\n\n## HR 20-54b\n\n\n## b. POLICY\n\n\n\n- (1) Agents cannot clalm rlghts and prlvleges normally granted to Government employees; theretore; they wlll not be managed In accordance Wlth normal personnel and admlnlstratlve standards.\n\n- (a) commltments are made or any classlfled In\u00edormatlon to\n- (b) Agents wlll recelve compensatlon; benetlts; and emoluments In emounts and a manner deemed best by the Operatlons Dlrectorate to motlvate and control them, subJect to tbe Iollowing limltatlons:\n- (1)\n- (2) No commltment may be made to an egent to provlde speclal bene2is, wlthout the prlor approval ot the Dlrector ot Personnel. Speclal benefits are Agency. oblgatlons otber than basic compensatlon, expenses.\n\n- No commltment may be made to an agent to provlde gross comonly to payments made by the Agency. It does not apply tobona flde cover In\u00e9ome-\n- (3) Of his servlce unless such commltment bas by . the Reputy Dlrector for\n\nan-agent obUgates`tbe: Agency to provlde medca\u00ef or dlsabllltj: benefIts; be carrled out, unless precluded conslderatlons.\n\n\n- (e) Agents wbo are U.S. cltlzens, resldent allens, OI foreign natlonals In the Unlted States, must pay F\u00e9deral tax on their assoclatlon wlth the Agency. Procedures for satlsfylng Federal be . determIned by the Covert Tax Board (See HR 20 35.)\n- () The use O1 retlred clvilian annultants of the U.S. Government as agents will be Boverned by pollcy set forth In HR 20-13.\n\n- All commltments made or Implled to agents wIV be recorded In elther 8 Formel Agreement or 9 Memorandum of Oral Commltment.\n\n- (a) tlated whenever' operatlonally feaslble.\n\n- (b) A Memorandumn o{ Cral Comnltment 1s 8 Wrtten record of 8n agreement; slgned- by an but notby the\n- an\n- ic; randum\n\n~Revisec:\n\n23' February 1973\n\n(2)\n\nRy: 002230\n\n1297\n\n\n## HR 20-55\n\nrc\n\nRESPONSIBILITIES\n\nPERSONNEL\n\nAND\n\n- (1)\n- (a) formulate procedures {or the engagement and management of agents and to Issue operating dlrectlves and speclal Instructlons, as necessary, to control tbe use of agents by headquarters and Ileld unlts;\n- (b) execute, amend, renew, and termlnate Formal Agreements and Memorandums Oral Commltment wltb egents; and to revlew Formal Agreements and Commltment executed In the fleld;\n- (c) suspend procedures Impled 1n thls regulatlon upon hls personal deter-\n- (a) wlth affected Agency components, the\n- (b) approve the commltment to an egent that he wlll be offered appolnted Stetus at tbe concluslon such commltment bas des the concurrence O{ the Dlrector ol Securlty;\n- (c) .execute; amend, renew; and termlnate Formal Agreements and Memodo so b\u00ff the approprlate Operatlons Dlrectorate be exerclsed by the Deputy\n\nAll Formal Agreemgn\n\n- (2)\n\n(3)\n\nunder the authorlty andums\n\nSpmmItment wrtten\n\nthe General Counsel\n\n9e\n\nBe may prescr\u00edbe.\n\n\n\n## 55. PROCUREENT FOR THE SERVICES OF INDIVIDUALS\n\n- POLICY. Procurement contracts whose baslc purpose Is to obtaln the services OF more and other organizatlons are permltted only when the partlcular 'services sought cannot be obtalned In any other pract'cable way\n\n\n## b. PROCEDURES\n\n- (1) Except as provlded In subparagraph b(3) proposals for such the conponent seeklng the servlces and be submltted to the Dlrector of dered, the qualiticatlons requred, the tion the reason Or reasons why 1s judged to be . the best\n\n130\n\n\n\nPERSONNEL\n\n- (2) The Dlrecu personnel 8 examlne th sonneL If tract requei are wrltten HR 45-2\n\n(3) The epprov\n\n(a)\n\nfor pro reports\n\ndental task\n\npe tlme (r\n\nrequlrer\n\n{ollow- testng:\n\nabove.\n\n\nRESTRICTION!\n\n\n(1). Operatlng erly brlefed:\n\nthrough thi the relatlor\n\naffects. the curlty clear\n\norganizatloj the Agency;\n\nIstratlve au cles,\n\n56 59. Reserved\n\n\n\n\n## PERSONNEL\n\n- (2) The Dlrector o{Personnel ascertaln whetber any staff or nonstaff personnel are avallable to pertorm the needed servlces. If not, he examlne the {easlbllty of satlstylng the requrement new personnel I{ thls latter course of actlon also proves Impractlcable, the rector 0{ Personnel WL epprove the proposal and return It elther to tbe Office ol Loglstlcs or to the orlglnator {or subsequent submlsslon of 8 Codtract request to the approprlate procurement unlt. Procurement contracts are wrltten under the authorlty O{ tbe Dlrector o{ Loglstlcs HR 45 2\n- (3) The approval of the Dlrector. of Personnel 1s not requlred\n- (a) for procurement contracts Involvlng the servlces of Indvlduals Incldental t? research and development or the preparatlon o studes or the fee renlects an end product 8 task performed, etc) rather than 8 computatlon based malnly on\n- (b) for procuremeat contracts Involvlng the equpment whlch d\u00e9llvery, Installatlon, Or maln as set forth above.\n\n\n\n\nREPRU\n\n\n## RESTRICTIONS\n\n- (1) Operatlng Ottlclals are that such personnel are prOP on thelr access to curlty clearances:\n- (2) Technical representatlves and other types of personnel engaged under procurement contracts Or other agreements which do not create 8 dlrect employer-employee relatlonshlp are prohlblted by law {rom holdlng formal organlzational posltlons Or posltlons requlrIng the exerclse any admlnIstratlve authorlty: They are cles,\n\n56-59. Reserved\n\nREPRODUCTIOM\n\nRevised: 23 Februay 1973 (733)\n\nCl By: 0u2230\n\n131", "pages": 29} {"id": "doc_aff104b3_9d0f_4d56_b350_9ca5a0b2b706", "filename": "104-10009-10222.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10009-10222.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2 6 NOV 1968\n\nC. 0, P, 0, Box810553 Volbourno\n\nThant You for your Iett\u00f8r Ootob\u00f8r I @ight tbat You Auggust (1068) for whlou tbere 18 at to roleege\n\n1\n\nshoula at futuro 1n your lottor prov\u00edde every to kocp out the\n\n6\n\n8\n\n^\n\n4\n\n2\n\nMn\n\n142941c\n\n\n## Sincorely ,\n\nDocutont Number for FOIA Review on SEP 1976\n\nDir\u00f8ctor\n\nDDCI\n\n1 ADDP\n\nAddoe\n\n1 CPE\n\n2 DCI\n\n1 DDCI\n\nPNI\n\n1\n\n2 DDP\n\nJio;\n\nDeputy Diroctor for PIans\n\nTaylor , Jr.\n\n\n(25 November\n\n1968)\n\nDistribution:\n\n\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_b2757878_6798_49ef_9107_863b4fc15a47", "filename": "104-10146-10198.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10146-10198.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## [104-10146-10198\n\n\n## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nWhit Moore Bishop 056446 DOB 24 September\n\n1915\n\nOffice of Communications\n\n10\n\nJanuary 1960\n\n[varrenton\n\nAugust 1963\n\nRhein Main\n\n1964 July\n\nFrankfurt\n\nJanuary 1966\n\nHeadquarters\n\nJune 1972\n\nRetired (GS-14 ( 7)\n\n\n## 1949\n\n5 ' 11\" 170 1bs \\_ Grey hair Brown eyes\n\nBackground Usc On\u00edy\n\nJames\n\nClarence Bishop\n\n113544\n\nDOB 1l November 1912\n\nOffice of Logistics\n\nResigned 14 December 1960 (GS-16 (5)\n\n1952\n\n5 ' 10-1/2\" 170 Brown hair Green eyes Medium build\n\nFred Margeson Bishop P-684-57 (contract #) DOB 28 October 1890\n\nConsultant\n\nSeparated 1 July 1961\n\n1955\n\n5 ' 10\" 182 1bs \\_ blue eyes light hair\n\nFrank Patrick Bishop 004736 DOB 2 5 April 1914\n\nOffice of Finance\n\nMarch 1958 Headquarters April 1969 Inspector\n\nRetired 29 June 1973 GS-17 (5)\n\n1949\n\n5 ' 1l-1/2\" 145 lbs blue yes brown hair\n\n1973\n\ngrey hair\n\n3 Eugene Edward]Bishop, Jr\\_ 235566 DOB 1941 May\n\n1963 Clerk Headquarters\n\nResigned 8 February 1969 GS - 7 (4)\n\n1963 172 hazel eyes black hair\n\n\n\nEdwin Warren Bishop\n\n037252 DOB 29 1923 May\n\nJuly 1962 Headquarters\n\nResigned 1963 GS - 13 May\n\n1962 6 170 grey eyes red hair\n\n\n\nJune 1965 CT (new August 1968\n\n\n## Still active\n\n01 TT 150 blue eyes brown hair\n\n03\n\n\n## 08\n\nDOB\n\n[8 January\n\n1938\n\nDDO - Eur\n\n1962\n\nNew employee head -\n\nquarters\n\n1964 July\n\nJOT\n\nJuly 1965\n\nHeadquarters\n\nJan\n\n1968\n\n15 -\n\nMar\n\n1969\n\nStill active GS -13\n\n1964\n\n672\"\n\n160\n\ngrey eyes\n\nbrown hair\n\nMay\n\n\n## DOB\n\nJanuary 1960 Station E .\n\n\nOctober 1962\n\nNicosia\n\nOctober 1964 Headquarters\n\nOffice of Communications GS-13\n\n\n## Still active\n\n\n## [1954 5' 9\"\n\n170\n\nbrown eyes brown hair\n\n", "pages": 9} {"id": "doc_9ad8f25b_089f_43e5_9748_ba99d8177eb8", "filename": "104-10162-10017.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10162-10017.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_46f0f01b_caa6_4f3c_8be6_11054c1bea1c", "filename": "104-10065-10386.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10065-10386.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\n\n/25/\n\nIP/DP-9\n\n78 0624404\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nSECRET\n\nFRP:\n\n28\n\n12\n\nRF ,\n\n06 PH\n\n(1\n\n778\n\n\n#PAGE 001\n\n2718472 APR 78-\n\nT\n\nDEFERRED TELEPOUCH 2718462 WASHINGTON 213077 To: EBRUSSELS\n\nFROM:\n\nE/BNL Sa/d0/0, DC/E/NW\n\nSuBJECT: WNINTEL FLEMISH 'ORDER OF MILITANTS\n\nDEFERRED\n\nWASHINGT 213077\n\n\n\n1, HOUSE 'SELECT COMMITTEE ON 'ASSASSINATIONS, IN CONNECTION WITH Its MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR,' ASKED FOR INFORMATION IN RTACTION 'FILES ON A NUMBER OF INDIVIDUALS And ORGANIZATIONS' InCLUDING FLEMISH ORDER OF MILITANTS (VLAAMSE MILITANTENORDE VMo) \\_ COMMITTEE REQUEST. IS LIMITED To IMMEDIATE PERIOD SURROUNDING 'ASSASSINATION, BUT PRESUME INTEREST FOCUSES And HE WHILE HAVE No INFORMATION ON How THE To COMMITTEE \"S ATTENTIDN\n\n2, WE The ONLY WE HAVE FAR DISCOVERED EVEN MENTIONING THE IN 'POSITIVE INTEL EXTREMS\u00cf ACIIVITIES) YET DREDGED THESE UP FROM LIBRARY In VIEW WIGALE PROVISION OF MATERIAL,\n\n- 3 LIKE To Both COMMITTEE REOUEST PRESERVE RELATIONSHIP POSSIBLE. REQUEST You DISCUSS COMMITTEE REQUEST WITH [IGALE MANAGEMENT , DOES WIGALEHAVE ANY INFORMATION WHICH A BETWEEN THE AMERICANS DURING PERIOD 1968 To 1970? THEY BE WILLING PROVIDE ALSO REPORT ON VMo PASSAGE To COMMITTEE?\n\n\nPLEASE ALSO {OR PERMISSION To To COMMITTEE {VMo SEMIFANNUAL REVIEWS\u00c8 EITHER To WIGALE OR U\u00d1SOURCED IF MIGALE WOULD PREFER 2 PLEASE' STRESS THAT ANY InFORMATION PROVIDED WILL BE CLASSIFIED And SENSITIVE.\n\n\n4 , FILE: IMPDET,> ORIG: ACVE/BNL (KRUMVIED\u00c8 9384) /E/BNLVR (ALTHEA GUY, '9175)} (MR GREGG IN (HARRIS) EUR/A (LACLAIR); REL: CL BY 034537 ,\n\n\n## RETURN TO CIA\n\nEnd OF MESSAGE\n\nSECRET\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_e5df5e25_ef00_42df_a450_142be9d3bbb6", "filename": "104-10172-10059.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10172-10059.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "R\u00c8TURN ~\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_5ee61723_5612_4776_ab88_ef82e5a54dc9", "filename": "104-10105-10285.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10105-10285.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "SECRET\n\n14 January\n\nMEMORAMDUM: FOR=\n\nEd Pechous\n\nSA/ADDO\n\nSUBJECT\n\nHame Henrv L BRETTON Publishing and PRAEGER Corporation\n\nPEFEREHCE\n\nOGC 7 '5-0088 10 January 1975\n\nIP\n\nthe' referent\n\n1\n\nFR, DCD ,\n\nIn response\n\nto and\n\nwe have checked\n\n- a \\_ IP 201-153109\n- FR no record\n- b . no record\n- d . DCD see attachment\n- f . CI no record\n- e ITG no record\n- CCS see below\n- A The IP 201 file indicated sho had used tke nane Subject a former man Contact Division He was met bv due to his Dlans to anparentlv on several occasions of Accra Ghana a position with the University vant to involved that time he indicated he did not in the file after the Arencv\\_ There is no Daper\n- 2 reported various itself has had apencv contacts but Cox (retired 1962) contacts Arthur 03; 24 project 7PE\"ADF PPAECIP as cover vhile on 5\n\nCL BY 010154\n\n\n\nvith the folloving results\n\n\n\n\n## SECRET:\n\nSubjcct: Corporation (Con t)\n\n2 : results of this check are forvarded in this to allow vou to respond as rav vish to reaucsted an: ansver hy 13 anuarv \"his confi ph\u00f6ne conversation 0 this date: rns\n\n\n\n2\n\n\n\nSECRET", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_1442e060_3600_45bc_bccd_9821b5fcf4c9", "filename": "104-10071-10405.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10071-10405.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "104-10071-10405\n\n\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nOber: 6557 20 Apzil 1968\n\n10\n\nNo INDEX\n\n22P\n\n(olito)\n\n933/-\n\nPRIORITY NO NIGHT ACTION\n\nBEIRUI BERLIN BUENOS . AIR\u00c9S COPEVHAG\u00c9Y FRANKFURT; IHE HAGUE HONG KONG LA PAZ, DELHII J\u00c4NERIO; SANT\u00d6 D\u00d6MINGO 'SANTIAGO SAO PAUL\u00d6 VIENNA\n\nRXBAT\n\nREF= DIR 93162-\n\nREQUEST\\_ IDENTIXIT. COMPOSITE 0F JAMES RAY FOR USE PRIOR RECEIPT PHOTOS NOW EN ROUTE\n\n2 CODE: 4 50 31 D 82. N 35 X 2.L 28 X\n\nNOTE : SCAR ON FOREHEAD MENTIONED . REF OMITTED FROM COMPOSITE AS EXACT LOCATION NOT LEFT EAR PROTRUDES MORB\n\nTHAN RIGHT\n\nEND OF MESSAGE\n\nDDP\n\ncI/oP/DO\n\nCc:\n\nCSPo\n\nOulamollc ond", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_be01bb47_1e02_4190_a6fb_63cf009b3064", "filename": "104-10130-10454.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10130-10454.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "28 July 1975\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD\n\nSUBJECT: Iackenhut Corporation\n\nSF# 493 364\n\n- The files on George R. Wackenhut (SF#254 530) and his company Wackenhut Corporation opened in May of 1960\\_ Agency interest in Wackenhut and his company was for the purpose of Qbtaining cover support Hemisphere Agency employees assigned to Florida\n- 2 . Mr. Wackenhut , a former Federal Bureau of Investigation agent was investigated by this Agency with favorable results @nd a Covert Security Approval for his use wvas granted on 21 Movember 1961 Subsequently , his company provided cover backstopping to Western Hemisphere employees stationed in the Miami, Florida area.\n\n- 3 \\_ In April of 1967 due to the notoriety that Wackenhut had received in connection with his activities in Wackenhut Covert Security Approval 2Y rescinded and this Agency severed our relations with him) However in November of 1974- it was learned that -Wackenhut Corporation was providing guard coverage to Global Marine Development , Incorporated (GMDI) = Los Angeles California, a firm that the Agency office of DDSGT was dealing with This Agency made no attempt to persuade GMD I to terminate their contract with Wackenhut Corporation, and it is assumed that GMD I is still receiving guard coverage from\n\nE2 IMPDET CL 13 Y 063994\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_915807d4_47bc_4be2_93d4_67f7bfa7aa9a", "filename": "104-10071-10404.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10071-10404.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "99\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\n\n\nHber\n\n5 E CR E T\n\n6537\n\n2:\n\n19 April 1968\n\nDESTROY\n\nIFO;\n\n9\n\nPRIORITY NQ NIGHT ACTION\n\nASUNCION BANGKOK;, BARCELONA, BEIRUT BRASILIA; BRUSSELS; BUENOS: AIRES , CARACAS COPENHAGEN ;\n\nFRANKEURT GUATEMALA CITY,\n\nGUAYAQUIL;\n\nTHE\n\nHAGUE\n\nHAMBURG,\n\nHELSINKI;\n\nHONG\n\nKONG\n\nLA PAZ LIMA; LONDON, MADRID MANAGUA MONTEVIDEO, EW DELHI LISBON; MANILA MUNICH OSLO; PANAMA CITY, PARIS; PCRT AU PRINCE PORT OF PORTO ALEGRE; QUITO, RECIFE;\n\nRAWALPINDI; RIO DE JANERIO;; ROME SAN JOSE ; SANTO DOMINGO ,\n\nSAN SALVADOR ; SANTIAGO; SANTIAGO DE LOS CABALLERQS SAO PAULO;\n\nSTOCKHOLM; TEGUCIGALPA; VIENNA, ZURICH\n\nRYBAZ\n\nREF: DIR. 92664\n\n1 LNERGO HAS POSITIVELX DENTIFID ACCUSED ASSASSIN\n\nAS JAMES EARL RAY,\n\nFIYE FEET TEN INCHES; WEIGHT 163-174 POUNDS; BLUE EYES;\n\nOFPICERS\n\nF6\n\ndomngrodlng\n\nOFFICEX\n\nCOPY NQ\n\n\n## 5 E c R ET\n\nINDEX\n\n(olm\u00f8}\n\n93/62\n\nBROWN HAIR SMALI; SCAR ON CENTER OF FOREHEAD AND SCAR QN PALM OF RIGHT HAND IN ADDITION TO ALIASES CITED REF HAS ALSO USED NAMES JAMES McBRIDE JAMES ALTON; HERRON AND JAMES O'CONNSR SERVED ARMY FROM FEBRUARY 1946 DECEMBER 1948; DISCHARGED AS INEPI AND UNABLE TO.ADJUST ONCE CONFINED HAS BEEN EMPLOYED AS BAKER; LABORER, AND \"COLOR A DRIFTER WITH LONG CRIMINAL RECORD FOR BURGLARY. ARMED ROBBERY, AND FORGERY. HAS BEEN MISSING FROM MISSOURI STATE PENTENTIARY SINCE 23 APRIL 1967. CONSIDERED ARMED AND EXTREMELY DANGEROUS . CURRENT WHEREABOUTS UNKNOWN.\n\n\n2; PHOTOS OF RAY (LABELED GALI PRIOR TO IDENIIFICATION) z4\n\nBEING POUCHED FOR LIAISON\\_\n\nEND OF MEZSSAGE\n\n\n\n\n\nOFfKEB\n\nEclod?d\n\nCOPY\n\n\n#C", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_aeb98718_f1b1_4f96_acdd_4adf4ac8d6e6", "filename": "104-10076-10375.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10076-10375.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "104-10076-10375\n\n'\u20ac1,\n\nDiR\n\nBARR\n\nINTEL' TYPIC\n\nSUPDATA AMICE-14 , FROM AMTRUNK-7 PARA 0b @ERGARAJ MEMBER OF A DRE-SPONSORED INF ILTRATICN TEAM, The (NFORMATION FROM UNIDENT SHERMEN ANC PARA\\_2 FRQM 0 ThE The 06 NFORMAT./ON' A CALL FROM MAGDALENA THE MOTHER Cf LAZARC 06 (ALEJANDRO) MONTESINO) PLEASE SUSSGURCES .\n\n\nNO INDEX . DISSEM COUNTRY :\n\nTDCS\n\nPrioaity\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n42\n\nRETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Wot Reproduce\n\n1,\n\nDEc 12\n\n6,\n\nLiaisoM:\n\n14-0\n\n4\n\nW 78746\n\nAREA PARTICULARLY THE ViciniTy 0F\n\nRIO PALMA 2 Jn ThIS-AREA 3. CIMCLANT\n\nMESSAGE\n\n894\n\ni", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_6da68bfa_fc7a_4ca5_8e8d_0e49a453ba5c", "filename": "104-10076-10374.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10076-10374.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "To;\n\nFROM\n\nINFO:\n\n\n\nclsas\n\nD3?\n\n\n'\u20ac\n\nE:\n\n9\n\n926:\n\nTYPIC AM ORLD\n\n2\n\n3\n\nRETURN TO CIA Background Use Only\n\nCUERTLER I HAT 95 A SKED CUSA FG RECEIVIN G SAQE) FAVE TRACES IN REF; 06 \"AVE In REf, 06 '06\n\nDR In\n\n\u00c4CT RRSVIYCE SueJ #OSPITAL REPGT: 8 BE IN\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n3\n\nSECRET\n\n5", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_dbb09284_f5a5_4b45_8ea1_c5eba4a6305b", "filename": "104-10167-10083.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10167-10083.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## 1\n\n22 Seplenbor 1959\n\n- to to tae carb Of (Ccraaocts I to IES tsat tbe bad beon Bbortly aftar Bernfe I Dot Poatod becase be peo?le 1n are deallng 8\n- 40 4 45 b\n- tbo Intir Lhat Cuba 0 fadly. fro to\n- b to oontect 0 I told M\n- 0 I lct I\n\n\n\n\n## 2,\n\n- 3,\n\n[SEC?ET\n\n2\n\n- 8, 0 loft Berale 1 t 0\n- 1 1928 Conpoctssut Ibe 02 I tbe 5\n- 1n tbe Jalled Stat that coverod\n- b,\n- 1b for tko 1\n- 4 Bornle I 2\n\n4Igg\n\n\n\n- t Infor tbat axpocted 2 1n th Ibo Cuban card post\n- be D RCS 1 OI Cube, RCS he be (ECS) 160 Contccl Bernle ft that Hiavana apd that Le 83 offlcer, bavo been Part\n- Barmfo dd Dot bin an 0\n- 80 personally, I Ltink I ihai vQuld get 1 Lbere to Bernle Dex plaa\n\n8 tba tbey\n\n- Lo 1n vorting Cube,\n\n2/8R\n\n", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_2e4cdb2c_2761_423d_8be9_bfc812edd1fb", "filename": "104-10101-10054.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10101-10054.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "SALY\n\n4839 (I 63096)\n\n83692\n\nIF PCI DOES CONTACTS IN 64 SHOULD PaSS FIBSI BEP\n\nBactgzound Uso @nly D@ Mor Repr\u00f8duce\n\nNH / COMMENT: 85\n\n3\n\n8\n\n5\n\n572", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_be81c4f4_6265_42de_b5d8_eb7361b5492e", "filename": "104-10077-10285.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10077-10285.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10077-10285]\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_\n\n6576\n\n- 5 @ECEMBER\n\nSAS\n\nTYPIC PBRS\n\nGRBER P PBR 8\n\nOP\n\ncs\n\n\n\n\n\nc/8.\n\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n5\n\n22\n\n8 7 / 36\n\n\n\nNc", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_53b78bd5_46a0_4cc3_b3fe_c999ca24f31b", "filename": "104-10071-10010.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10071-10010.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "ORIG :\n\nEXT :\n\n\n## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nRQUTINZ PRECEDENCE 1s 69 CHARACFER5 ?2R SPACES\n\n\n\n\n## RESTRICTED HANDLING\n\nCI/Special\n\nGK:RO: sh\n\nDAIE:\n\n5847\n\n18 April 1970\n\n- To DIRECTOR ,\n\nCITE HEADQUARTERS 984\n\nFRED\n\nFROM:\n\nDIRECTOR , CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY\n\nCACTUS\n\n\n## SUBJECI: AUSTRALIAN VIEINAV MORAIORIUM CAMPAIGN\n\n- 24 WE HAVE BEEN ADVISED BY THE (AUSTRALIAN SERVICE THAT RICHRD LESLIE AUSTRLLIAN DELEGATE TO THE FIFTH STOCKHOLM CONFERENCE HAS ANNOUNCED THAT IHE FOLLOWING FOREIGNERS HAVE BEEN INVITED PARTICIPATE Iv THE AUSIRALIAN VIETNA' MORAIORIUM CAMPAIGN AND HAVE EIIHER ACCEPTED OR ARE CONSIDERING ACCEPTANCE:\n\nA\n\nPASTOR\n\n{COMENT :\n\nWEST\n\nGERMAV\n\nVICE\n\nPRESIDENT\n\nOF\n\nWAR RESISTERS\n\n- B: MRS \\_ NANCY RUBIN WIFE OF JERRY RUBIN\n- C . MRS CORETTA KING\n- D \\_ MR .\n\n- INCIDEVIAL LESLIE NOTED THAT THE STRONG THEME OF AIERICAN DELEGATES THE FIFTH STOCKHOLM CONFERENCE\n\nAuthenticating Officer\n\n\n\n07497\n\n\n\nCLASSIFIED MESSAGE\n\nCopy of\n\nSELRE\n\n(DATE FJLE)\n\nORIG :\n\nEXI :\n\nUNIT:\n\nDAIE :\n\nTo\n\nMESSAGES\n\n\n\nROUTINE NOT 69 TYPEWR TTEN CHA RacTERS PER Line,\n\n\n\nRESTRICTED HANDLING\n\nCLASSIFIED HESSAGE\n\nof Copy\n\n(DATE\n\nCITE HEADQUARTERS\n\nS E C R E T\n\nPAGE\n\nTlo\n\nWAS THE IDEA OF \"CORPORATE COMPLICITY AND DAYS OF ACTION PLANNED IN THE UNITED STATES BETTEEN 21 AND 30 APRIL AGAINST COMPANIES WITH MILITARY CONTRACTS \\_ LESLIE URGED SIMILAR ACTION AGAINST ' AUSTRALIAN SUBSIDIARY COMPANIES SUCH AS HONEYIELL COMPUTERS AND QANTAS \\_\n\n- 2 4 3 THE AUSTRALIAN SERVICE) HAS ASKED FOR VERIFICATION CONCERNING THE INTENTION OF THESE AMERICANS OR OTHERS VISIT AUSTRALIA FOR IHE MORATORIUM\n\nPLEASE PROVIDE INFORMATION CERNING THE ABOVE FOR PASSAGE THE AUSTRALIAN SERVICE\n\nEND OF MESSAGE\n\n12\n\n\n\nCoord OFFICERS\n\nRELEAs\n\nS E C R E T\n\n\n\nNG", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_2df690cd_d4fd_44d9_a093_16f63a0b609d", "filename": "104-10100-10319.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10100-10319.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "104-10100-10319\n\nB\n\nE, Relchnardt\n\n3 Oct 63\n\n- 1\n- 2,\n\n\n\nRETURN TO CIA\n\n\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_ff3c62e0_8360_4092_979a_12a46a570ed8", "filename": "104-10074-10403.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10074-10403.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nMESSAGE:\n\n2\n\nEXCEEP\n\nunit:\n\nCI/S0\n\nEXT::\n\n1758\n\nDATE:\n\n04 September 1970\n\nBE\\_ To\n\nPer\n\nSPACE5 \\_\n\n\n## RESTRICTED HANDLING\n\nCLASSI FIED MESSAGE\n\n\n## (Date Time\n\nS :E\n\n(5-16 TO GTHENS? (EYES ONLY PLOTKA) @MMAN (EYES ONLY CAIRO; (EYES ONLY INFO: 358 305\n\nEivc\n\nCopy\n\nof\n\n\n## CITE HEADQUARTERS 0S7:\n\nRYBAT MHCHAOS\n\nFYI LNERGO . SOURCE REPORTED IHAT ORGANIZATION OF ARAB STUDENTS IN U .S . , REQUESTED ISHMAEL FLORY [201-327809) CPUSA OFFICIAL ILLINOIS TO SELECT 5 YOUNG BLACK AMERICANS TO GO ON TOUR OF MIDDLE EAST: ESPECIALLY JORDAN AND UAR PURPOSE OF TRIP To PROPAGANDIZE ARAB POSITION AMONG BLACKS IN\n\n2 GROUP WAS SCHEDULED LEAVE CHICAGO , ILLINOIS ON 24 AUGUST 1970 VIA OLYMPIC AIRLINES FLT 420 WHICH STOPPED MONTREAL : CANADA BEFORE PROCEEDING ATHENS , GREECE WHERE FLIGHT TERMINATED NO FURTHER TRAVEL INFO AVAILABLE PRESENT TIME \\_ TICKETS FOR GROUP HAD BEEN SENT PRE-PAID FROM AMMAN BUT ARRANGEMENTS BEING HANDLED IN CHICAGO\n\n\n## 3 GROUP IDENTIFIED AS :\n\nA: THOMAS CURTIS\n\n3 9 SEP Indexed: 1970\n\nS E C R E T\n\nOfficer\n\nIHIS FORM FOR ONLY\n\n\u00d6RTG: EXT:: DATE:\n\nTO\n\n\n\nExceed\n\n69\n\nPAGE 2\n\nB:\n\nBE\n\nTo\n\nSpeciAL\n\nPER\n\nSPACES\n\n\n## RESTRICTED HANDLING\n\nCLASSIFIED MESSAGE\n\ns E C R E T\n\n\n## (DATE And TIME\n\nCopy\n\n\n## CITE HEADQUARTERS\n\nJAMES DILLARD\n\nCHRISTINE JOHNSON (COMMENT : FYI PROBABLY IDEN WITH MARY CHRISTINE\\_CLAYBQURNE JOHNSON 201-328044\\_ BORN 15 JAN 09 VERSAILLES = KENTUCKY WHO IN 1969 WAS PRESIDENT AFRICAN-AMERICAN HERITAGE ASSOCIATION WHICH WAS FOUNDED BY FLORY\n\n\n## D: JBE HOWARD\n\nE\n\nJOE WALKER (COMMENT FYI POSSIBLY IDEN WITH JOSEPH DANFORTH WALKER 201-856173 BORN 1l MAR 34 BUFFALO NEW YORK WHO . IN 1969 WAS WRITER FOR \"MUHAMMED SPEAKS\" OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF NATION OF ISLAM AND FRIEND OF HENRY WINSTON (201-006887) NATIONAL CHAIRMAN CPUSA . )\n\n4 REQUEST ANY INFO RE TRAVEL ABOVE INDIVIDUALS\\_ THEIR CONTACTS AND ACTIVITIES WHICH MAY COME STATIONS 5 @THENS SUGGEST QUERY (IAISONDRE TRAVELERS WITHOUT 15-16\n\nTO\n\n69\n\n\n## (Classificat-ion)\n\nPAGE 3\n\nGIVING PARA 1 BACKGROUND\n\nTo speciAL PER NG\n\n\n## RESTRICTED HANDLING\n\nCLASSIFIED MESSAGE\n\nS E.C R E T\n\nTime\n\n\n## CITE HEADQUARTERS\n\nEND OF MESSAGE\n\n\n\n\n\nS E C R E T\n\nIHIS FORM FOR USE BY USERS ONLY !\n\n\nCopy of\n\nAl", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_ed3fd699_9b89_44b4_85bb_0569a130cb71", "filename": "104-10169-10006.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10169-10006.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nRETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce\n\n\n\nAnon U\n\nPage 02\n\nHexican Hife Havana, Have Pravelled and AND Has Hhich CuBa 1966,\n\n2 Contain Oarcia BY 48 invade. Island; 1966 Villab, Las message\n\n19175\n\n\n\n\n\n", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_93b981a0_604b_417c_b937_d04e86ccf604", "filename": "104-10105-10130.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10105-10130.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## RQUTING AND RECORD SHEET\n\n\n| SUBJECT: | (Ophionol) Manuscript by David Phillips | (Ophionol) Manuscript by David Phillips | (Ophionol) Manuscript by David Phillips | (Ophionol) Manuscript by David Phillips |\n|--------------------------|-------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------|\n| FROM: | FROM: | FROM: | FROM: | |\n| John M . Reeves Jr C/EAB | John M . Reeves Jr C/EAB | 7770 | 24 May 76 | |\n| | | | COMMENTS (Numbo commom Jo {rom whom whom. | |\n| building) | building) | INITIALS | | |\n| DDO/ SS/Sec | DDO/ SS/Sec | to | Attached are Chapters 3 , 5 , 8 , 10 and the Epilogue David Phillips book | |\n| John H, Reeves Jro c/EAB | John H, Reeves Jro c/EAB | is | \"The Night Hatch Previous chapter nunbers are changed as follows 5 (Bay of P\u00edgs) now 4 ; 8 (Doninican Crisis 1l | |\n| | | is for | now 6 ; and (Washington 1973-74) is nOw 9 Please review these chapters material that: (1) is | |\n| 5 | 5 | 5 | | |\n| | | | Concurrent reviel is being conducted by LA Div_ CI | |\n| 9 | 9 | 9 | | |\n| 10. | 10. | 10. | | |\n| 12. | 12. | 12. | | |\n| 13 | 13 | 13 | | |\n| 14 | 14 | 14 | | |\n\n3-8}\n\nUSE OXLY\n\nSECRET\n\n810\n\nUNCLISSIFIED", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_670df328_fa4a_4f36_8625_aed1e5b314f3", "filename": "104-10169-10007.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10169-10007.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10169-10007\n\n\n\nRETURN TO CIA Background Use Do Wot Reproduce Only\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_6c8aaacf_0887_4a67_ac4e_218757a9d913", "filename": "104-10069-10120.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10069-10120.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nNo\\_\n\n10\n\nUNITED\n\n\n## STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum\n\nTo\n\nChlef, Contact Divlsion\n\nSupport Branch (Crovley)\n\nFROM\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nCuban Refugee Group\n\n31 August 1962\n\nof 1 Encloced are three names provlded by (eorge Clevelend, Ohio. These apparently are the Hauer Cuban group wh\u00edch you\\_and I have leeders of Ehe For the record , Glauer in discussed some detail touch with me because we had apperently he 1959, and present to continue that re lationghip for the he Headquarters records will Bhow hovever that\n\n2. The Cubans listed on the enclobure of small group which 16 shuttl the leaders for the purpose of es beck and forth to Cube medical supplies tabllshing receptlon groups 1n to and weapons and to br out frou dlgcussions leave the country \\_ As you knov suppl etc are seeking help in the form of without no help will be g\u00edven measure of control by our Agency and 'e agrecd to provide the names for thlrd man on Cobe Agench cons The specificelly re at the present time Hauer 'quested that we treat any on-the-Btreet investigation with Ereet care ing teking '1ng they ics\n\n06\n\nme 3 . Pleese expedlte give 88 soon 8s 1s not an exceptionally patient (Hauer to receive en end I he inquiry from him in the near future I belleve genuinely cepable and Ernst & Erngg he could be quite useful for the Agency \\_ man,\n\nVRSando/ Jr\n\n\n\nEnclosure\n\n\n\nsecret\n\nSENSITIHE\n\n0 5896\n\n\n\n\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_b1184155_1695_4cfa_bb35_ea5acc0070b1", "filename": "104-10123-10020.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10123-10020.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "| 2ER WILL CHECK CLASSL Top NCLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL | 2ER WILL CHECK CLASSL Top NCLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL | 2ER WILL CHECK CLASSL Top NCLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL | 2ER WILL CHECK CLASSL Top NCLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL | 2ER WILL CHECK CLASSL Top NCLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL |\n|------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------|\n| To | NAME AnD ADDRESS | NAME AnD ADDRESS | DATE INITIALS | |\n| | Javag | Javag | | |\n| 2 | | | | |\n| 5 | | | PREPARE REPLY | |\n| | ACTION | | RECOMMENDATION | |\n| | | FILE | RETURN | |\n| | CONCURRENCE | INFORMATION | SIGNATURE | |\n\n1-67\n\n237\n\n\n\n\n\n26170\n\nSECRET", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_6dfec32b_9ab3_4973_bb32_cdb04d9ac3e9", "filename": "104-10121-10342.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10121-10342.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nSECRET EYES ONLY\n\n\n\nSUBJBCT: Robert A, Maheu\n\n- 1 Robert A. Maheu born October 1917 in Waterville, He graduated from Holy Cross College, Worc\u00f8ster Massachusetts 1n 1940. He 1s marrled and has four chlldren.\n\n- 2 epployed Sp\u00f8clal Agent the Federal Bureau Of Investlgetlon from 1940 to 1947 , Upon resignlng from the Bureau 8 venture Into private entorprise culninated 1n bankruptcy 1952. to his bankruptcy, ho employed 88 Spocial Assistant to the Adminlstrator Small Bus1ne8s the speciflc duty 0f he was forced to reslgn for politcal from position. He then establlshed hls own Investigative organizetlon known 88 Robert A, Maheu Assoclates, and rented desk space 1n 8 Bellno, former Agent , Cortiflod Publlc Accountant , and currently employea on Cepltol one of- the Congressfonal\n- 3 Maheu' 8 organizatlon successfully handled number of prestige accounts IncludIng Nlarchos= Distillers, New York Unfted Steel Workers Union, and ultimately Although be hes tained offlces Washington D.C. and Los Angeles , most recently he resided Las Vegas , Nevade ,\n- 4 He Inlt\u00edally recrultod by rlty 1n 1954 and grantod 8 Covert Securlty Approval on 30 August 1954 \\_ He performed many sensltlve asslgnments for the Office of Security, from elenents of the predecessor of the Deputy Director for Operatfons.\n\n\nE2 IMPDET CL BY : 061142\n\nEYES CHLY SECRET\n\n\n## B\n\n\n\n\n\nDo Not Reproduce\n\n5 Sone of those assgnments included the following; 06\n\nA\n\nThe procurenent of companlonshlp to the Klng) durlng 8n official State vlsit ~to country duripg perlod 16 March 1959 chrough 18 Aprll (See attached Teb 1--taken fron \"Femlly Jewels\" menorandun dated 16 Mey 1973)\n\nThe use of tbe an atteupt to Fidel Castro Initlated 1n August 1960 . (See attached Tab 2- -taken Jevels\" dunn dated\n\n\n## Cover\n\nVarlous offcers Of. the Clandestne Service Nr: Hahou over fron 1954 to 1970 to deterp\u00edne the feaslbllity of uslng hs for pon-officlal cover Actual provided for one officer NrMaheu' $ Meshington Office fron September 1964 to June 1966 , and anotber offlcer used the 0f Haheu Associates representatlves 1n (Quito fron 1 August 1968 througb December 1970. (See attached Tab 3--Dlrector of Secur\u00edty Memorandu to the Director of Central Intelligence , dat\u00f8d 20 January 1971)\n\n6 No contact bas been \"ade with Maheu the termlnation of the aboye coyer errangenent;\n\n3 Atts\n\nEYES\n\n2", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_3471b50d_1a5e_451b_8d9f_5f500c7f0f4e", "filename": "104-10074-10347.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10074-10347.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "104-10074-10347\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\nRETURN TO Cia: Do-Not Reproduce\n\n\n# 09377\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_cebdddeb_3255_4a9c_b295_9e9fa05caa40", "filename": "104-10106-10753.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10106-10753.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "BUBJECT: 6EIIZ , Charleb\n\nCharleb 18 8 employed by tho Bt the tice BRADLEI , It 16 reported Of (Pre\u00f8ldent KENNEDY) ,\n\nA cbeck 'of 08 recorde revealed J, SBIIZ who 18 currently belng conBlderea for 0 Proprletary Approval by DOD for Project WOBEION . He 18 +o 8b 8 fllght 0 for 1n Hevtan, ~reaults Of InveBtlgatlo grented. uBed\n\nJ, GBIIZ and at 844 Kanseb. He 18 currontly 0 tobt Cebena 1966 SubJect 1n tbo U. 8, Arzy. 8 tours 1n\n\nCherleb'8 father, born 21 December 1917 at Hollenberg, South Terrace, Wlchlte,\n\nInqulry made of DOD 1f elther Cherlee ever been employed by the Jack R. FLOURNOY Flylpg Bervice and ft J. were employed by FLOURMOY 10 1962-1963. Jack R. FLOURNOY Plying Bervlco vent out Of 1 1964 and the ovmer , Jack 10 currently employed 80\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n24", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_5cb0775a_0156_4153_9b32_4855ff22029f", "filename": "104-10169-10285.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10169-10285.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nBY\n\nIIQUSF SELECT COMMITTEF\n\nINCLUSIVE DATES:\n\nCUSTODIAL UNII/LOCATION=\n\nROOJI =\n\n(PRINT NANR) REVIEIYED BY\n\nDELETIONS , IF. ANY:\n\nArE\n\nRETURNED\n\nSIGNATURE OF\n\nREVIEWING\n\nTIII8 PILE\n\nOEFICIAL\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## SeCRET\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\n(WHEN Filled IN:\n\n\n## Routing\n| instructions | |\n|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| Fill in Sect . 2 on back_ Dclach back {lap 2 Dostroy lronl cover sheel, Bignilicanlvaclion lakon preservalion FROM RID/ GN-328 EXI , 0988 To ing | II no. and tille shown are nol proper insert proper {ile no. below Jnd lorward documenl to RID/AN Lile |\n| 73 | If Appaopriate Comments initials Doc Jan |\n| 5 | |\n| 44 | Susaw |\n\n0\n\n\n\n\n\nMICROPILMED\n\nDecember 8, 1971\n\n24122 source advised that Richard arrived at the Ottawa on September 1971 vla Bastern.Alrlines fllght from the United Btates , at 9,35 he deposted his 1n 8 locker at the Alrport, then to the People 8 Republlc of China 100 Bronson Ave, Ottawa. by taxf; he remained at the to the Ottawa Alrport.\n\n\nFRANK to be placed on stand-by for no, to Toronto he doparted on thie fllght.\n\n\nvalling et the Alrport FRANK heerd talking on pay tolephone\\_ He ment\u00edoned to the he called that he was and photograph of FRANK taken on September 17,\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\nR,E X X7900 18 1971\n\n\n\nRoutinc\n\ninin\n\nBB C R B I\n\nON BASIS OF DEIAILED OPS PLAN \\_ 200-6-385/17\n\nJESSAGB\n\n'Requ\u00ebeted traces 0n US-China and asked 1f' Hqs bad any candidates to Cbepter.\n\n\nReported Bving nane Susan Warron\\_\n\nCi/so\n\nNELSON\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n7\n\n2\n\nhas Instituted its policy foz Acricer Isftists, the xich long-stendinc ties to Comnmnist parties. in Pekiag .cerly thc relaiive pcckirg orer. Turning to be greeced b a:d his Kere 70 Azericans , Radio Peking listed dclibcratcly concealing the idcntity of others. Grceting Chou vere ncnbcrs of thc dclegation of Revoiutionary Union\" !i:U is Palo Pablo \"oruba\" Guzman, lucionary croup Lords Party, Brown and Robert Bay , hcad of the Young Vt.) . Also Ancrican young peoplc lcd by Mrs: (ex6 Max Graaich (brothcr of the latc Conmunist Labor Party) , Jack Beldcn (author of pro-Red China boot) , 8 ezployee, in 0.S-) &Ys. Dr. Ys. Rosen , 8 Fictor Sidel, and Ceoffrey. Collins.\n\n\nin in tke '405), Ervin Engst, Joan Hintop (his wife, and a developer of U.S. and probably Red Chinese atonic borbs) , Bcrtha Sneck Eleanor Chaidin, Julian Schumpan (once irdicced for treason in Korean War) , Norzan Schulman, Sidney Shapiro, Ione Kramer , Betty Chang, Nice\n\n5\n\n1\n\n}", "pages": 18} {"id": "doc_965244af_347e_4249_ada3_61a537d80c6a", "filename": "104-10077-10369.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10077-10369.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "OR\n\nUA;\n\nTR\n\n6\n\n\u20ac\n\n- INDEX\n\nFILE\n\nin\n\nC'L[\n\nINFO\n\n@%or4\n\n06.\n\n\n- A ALVAREZ DELALA\n- 8\n- 06\n\n@D 0P MSSAOB\n\nATTACHED CARLB To THIS CABLE\n\n21 8 0\n\n(TELECOoRD )\n\n\n\nNC.\n\n\n\n\nX\n\n5\n\n6\n\n54 2\n\n8 8 2 5 2", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_3425fcd2_6ffc_478d_924d_e4f99ea963ef", "filename": "104-10131-10014.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10131-10014.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10131-10014\n\n23\n\nDLrector Personnal\n\nDeputyy Drector and Operatlonl Support)\n\n- 1; that 8 be to 0f You to eBtablf\u00f8b card 1n the order tbat the Office Of Bersonnel be to\n- 2, Dpoa recelpt are further roquestea for tben to the Chlef, Cover Support Bectio 0f the Becurlty, or 7380\n\nDIRECIOR\n\n\n## oo/c\n\n\n\nKUHMKE efb\n\n6\n\nPENDING MR: See IFW Bemorandun dated 5 concurred 1n by Moorhouge of CCS tbe understanding that Mr Bannerman of upon tbe latterb return on about 9 November 1962An exceptfon made thie to tbe Beperal rule tbat CIA 1dentlflcation be (State Department) Lategreeb of of tbie nature to the fact that It vill be Btrictly controlled and Linfted to Harvey.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n- NUMBER\n\nPhen\n\nFilled !n)\n\n\n## REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION\n\n- (Last-Fir t-Middle)\n\nQ6229\n\n- OF PERSONNEL\n- FUNDS\n\n\n\nDDP\n\nOfflo o Force\n\nOPS\n\nOF (D BR CE)\n\nication SCHEDULE\n\n(GS, LB ,\n\nGS\n\nREMARKS\n\netc.\n\n\n(15)\n\n18\n\nTo\n\nCF To\n\nTo CF\n\nCF To CF\n\n()\n\n- 15 . OCCUPATIONAL SERI ES\n\n036.0\n\n- ABLE\n\n3132-1000 1000\n\n- 10 OF\n- 12 NUMBER\n\n0663\n\n1 6\n\nSTEP\n\n15 (2)\n\nApprovi\n\n1 9\n\n\n\nDATE\n\n- CATEGORY EMPLOYMENT\n- LEGAL (Complet\u00f2d by Office 0 f\n- CAREER SERVI CE\n\n15,05\n\nJor grante\u00e0\n\nbeen request\n\nhas this\n\nDivision\n\nChier\n\nOF REQUESTI NG\n\nSI GNED\n\n- OF SERVICE OFF ICER\n\nSPACE BELOW FOR EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE OFFICE OF PERSONNEL\n| code | code | Office coding | Office coding | | | | | | rade | rade | Lei | Lei | Lei |\n|-----------------|-----------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------|---------------|---------------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|--------|--------------------|-------|-------|\n| code | code | nueric | | | | | | YR | Ho | YR | Ho , | | |\n| | | 29. Special Reference | 30 Retirehent | 30 Retirehent | Data | Data | Data | Data | Data | | 33 . SECURITY Reo. | | |\n| | Ya, | 29. Special Reference | Fica | ode | | Type | Ho | YR , | EOD | DATA | 33 . SECURITY Reo. | | |\n| 35 , Preference | 35 , Preference | 36. SERv date | 36. 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BARR: 391 GEREZ CLASS;\n\n\n#ABANA 23 (26; SOURCE BY A MANAOER\n\n8\n\n4 88\n\nR\n\nKu\n\n\n\nCuaa\n\nTanxg 1 0\n\n27 1963\n\n68584\n\n1963) (26.\n\n\nSOURCE: 8 15 FRO# 4\n\n963; \u00c4PPARENTLY AREA Via MONUMENTAL OFFICTALS A CWNTACTS REPORTED A {FCAME MERE\n\nTANKSSCARRIED\n\nSECRET\n\n\n## TELEGRAM TELEGRAM\n\nSECRET\n\n2 Mil TQ THE CENTRAL This\n\n34", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_3e305bd6_30a0_470d_8a60_5ee65649b793", "filename": "104-10172-10201.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10172-10201.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "Cia\n\nUsa\n\n\n\no2\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nAESTORAGE\n\nNo .\n\n\n1060\n\nAELADLB\n\nDOI\n\n1961 1963 or 1964\n\n02\n\nNOTE: 8 collatlon\\_ Of provlded by Beveral and BensltIve Bourceb , of them docuncn tary Informatlon not to be releaged the Couponente Of CIA unlege written authorlzatlon ha8 been granted by Informatlon ay be to CIA fcld Btatlong only after 1t hae been coordlnated with C/SUCI .\n\n\n- 1 Source transltod HelsInkl In 'ay 1961 , at whlch tine he obtalncd vlsa at che from one aftor Christmas 1961 and contlnulng on and off for tho Ronths , Source Intcrrogatcd by the KGB In Mloscow about hls contacts the KGB Leral Resldency In Sarco prepar\u00f8d 8 ritten rcport glvlng In detall the physlcal doscrlptlon of KGB officors had met In\n- 2 \\_ In 1963 or 1964 Saurce vas told by the that It unllkoly he Hould ever assf8ncd to the Unlted States Sorlot had defocted In could personally Identlfy\n\n\n## Dlstrlbutlon:\n\nOrlg 8\n\nAELADLB\n\nDCI SR/CI\n\n03 SRCIJI\n\n2{\n\nNO FOREIGY DISS\n\n\n\nDISSEM", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_5cd62dfe_f365_4e9b_9b8f_758c3cde6db4", "filename": "104-10075-10365.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10075-10365.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "REF DIR 83589\n\nUse Only Do CIA RETURN Background Reproduce Not\n\n1\n\nSINCE ARE:\n\nSECURITY INITIAL Knoyn DSE #ILL That IN\n\nCuba STILL Yaye' $ 9 10, 18, 19, \" 28 , 21 28 86; 37\n\n503\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n@HLY Has 0\n\n3 CONTEXT\n\n86\n\n2\n\n@F OR\n\n\n\nLIKEI.Y ASSUHE BE LENGTHY fE\u00cbAY: @2 e; B6\n\nSEE QF\n\nTHEN 42 As As SKO{ILD FIDES Back 0l\n\n\u00c4+35 IG 'BRITAIN", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_31cc851a_8288_4db2_85e4_dfd4bbca39f8", "filename": "104-10171-10093.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10171-10093.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\n\n\nRETURN To CIA Background Use Do Not Reprody\u00e7e @nly\n\n\n\nREPRODUCTON BY OTHER\n\nCopy\n\n(\n\n/\u00dfR\n\nNa", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_c5731ba5_0f72_48dc_ae07_e416aa94426d", "filename": "104-10129-10438.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10129-10438.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nFilled In)\n\n\n## TRAVEL BR IEFING DATA\n\n\n| NAME | FILE NUMBER | FILE NUMBER |\n|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| PICCOLO, Joseph Jr. PHONE | 109709 R AnK OR GRADE GS-9 | 109709 R AnK OR GRADE GS-9 |\n| DEPARTURE DATE status PCS | COVER State 32 | COVER State 32 |\n| | DEPENDENTS BR I EFED | DEPENDENTS BR I EFED |\n| Mexico Mexico | Y\u20ac s N 0 | Y\u20ac s N 0 |\n| PREV I OUS TRAVEL | PREV I OUS TRAVEL | PREV I OUS TRAVEL |\n| | YE ARS | YE ARS |\n| Belgiun_Brussels (DACYTDY AREA COVER 32 | 1964 YE ARS 1959 | 1964 YE ARS 1959 |\n| Mexico_CityMexico AREA COVER | Mexico_CityMexico AREA COVER | Mexico_CityMexico AREA COVER |\n| | YE ARS | YE ARS |\n| TRAVEL Formal briefing waived YES No | TRAVEL Formal briefing waived YES No | TRAVEL Formal briefing waived YES No |\n| RISK OF CAPT URE TRAVEL | RISK OF CAPT URE TRAVEL | RISK OF CAPT URE TRAVEL |\n| C ATEGORY SPEC / AL BR IEF ! NG PROBLEM | C ATEGORY SPEC / AL BR IEF ! NG PROBLEM | C ATEGORY SPEC / AL BR IEF ! NG PROBLEM |\n| TYPE | TYPE | TYPE |\n| SECUR ITY APPROVAL FOR TRAVEL VER IFIED IN SUB JECT FILE | SECUR ITY APPROVAL FOR TRAVEL VER IFIED IN SUB JECT FILE | SECUR ITY APPROVAL FOR TRAVEL VER IFIED IN SUB JECT FILE |\n| SECUR ITY APPROVAL FOR TRAVEL BASED ON FILE BY BRIEF NG OFF ICER | SECUR ITY APPROVAL FOR TRAVEL BASED ON FILE BY BRIEF NG OFF ICER | YE $ |\n| SECUR ITY FILE AVA /LABLE FOR REVIEW BEFORE BR IEF NG | SECUR ITY FILE AVA /LABLE FOR REVIEW BEFORE BR IEF NG | YE 5 |\n| EMERGENCY (met on arrival _ phone no ternate action make contact) | EMERGENCY (met on arrival _ phone no ternate action make contact) | EMERGENCY (met on arrival _ phone no ternate action make contact) |\n| SECUR TY REGULAT / ONS (operational documents indigenous employee harards) black market - exchange) | SECUR TY REGULAT / ONS (operational documents indigenous employee harards) black market - exchange) | SECUR TY REGULAT / ONS (operational documents indigenous employee harards) black market - exchange) |\n| TRAVEL PERSONAL (charge account8 traffic tickets litigation, neighbors) | TRAVEL PERSONAL (charge account8 traffic tickets litigation, neighbors) | TRAVEL PERSONAL (charge account8 traffic tickets litigation, neighbors) |\n| PERSONAL CORRESPONDENCE (imitations home address shop talk ) | PERSONAL CORRESPONDENCE (imitations home address shop talk ) | PERSONAL CORRESPONDENCE (imitations home address shop talk ) |\n| PERSONAL (morals drinking representative americans) FORE) GNERS briefing phase out on return) | PERSONAL (morals drinking representative americans) FORE) GNERS briefing phase out on return) | PERSONAL (morals drinking representative americans) FORE) GNERS briefing phase out on return) |\n| HOSTILE Aud / 0 SURVEI LLANCE (microphones hop talk at home- hotels report to security) | HOSTILE Aud / 0 SURVEI LLANCE (microphones hop talk at home- hotels report to security) | HOSTILE Aud / 0 SURVEI LLANCE (microphones hop talk at home- hotels report to security) |\n| COVER ade quacy request for brie on arriva) family knowledge) fing | COVER ade quacy request for brie on arriva) family knowledge) fing | COVER ade quacy request for brie on arriva) family knowledge) fing |\n| local customs traditions religion , For dependents | local customs traditions religion , For dependents | local customs traditions religion , For dependents |\n| OTHER | OTHER | OTHER |\n| REFERRED B ACK To CENTRAL COVER | YE 5 No | YE 5 No |\n\n\n\ndomnoroding", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_cf1aa24e_a85d_4238_9dc4_90df9374e2a3", "filename": "104-10075-10225.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10075-10225.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "{04\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\n8\n\nc/sas 5\n\n\n## 2\n\nD IP. 8225 A, YAVE 8964 (n 6c850 ) C 8272 (w 66868) D` E 672i6)\n\nA, IS 0F IS IN Karat KERE\n\n6: LI\"Es\n\n\n\n\n\nYAR $ On :19 Has\n\nDE 44 OPERAT 0, SAN A TaxI Dai A 56\n\nD , 46 RECIVED You?\n\n\n3 If 0 A\n\n11\n\nA WAS GIVEN In TRA IL A As SU GAR CaNE WEEDS , APE Las VE GAS. SOUR CE OF FAR 19 T HE TOLEDO SuGAR FACT ORY, 13 A QUILES, RECZ IVED NUM RER 87 , A QU LES. \u00c4VE REF, A; KARAT Io An REF REF E. Dk') IS 7", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_b8d289db_d4b5_4ec8_adb1_db7614d47562", "filename": "104-10012-10024.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10012-10024.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "Dear\n\n\n## VALERIY\n\n- 1 Please refer to our conversation of 6 KOSIIKOV , born 17 March 1933 = Moscow wa8 posted to Beirut in 1978 88 lst Secretary and may Btill be there\\_ He is identified KGB and served There is a reference to him on page 307 of BARRON 8 KGB which suggeete that he may have been Department V We do not appeer to have 'asked LYALIN about are now doing May \\_ him,\n- 2 We note that EPSTEIN in \"Legend\" claime that according to CIA telecheck KOSTIKOV wa8 KGB case officer in Mexico According to BARRON (page 335) OSWALD wa8 in Mexico between September and November 1963 and was Beeking to obtain a There certainly a KGB interest in OSWALD , although according to NOSENKO this wa8 defensiveCity\n- 3 reason for current interest in KOSTIKOV will be obvious \\_ are aware, Our Embas\u00f8y in Beirut, in with other Western Missions, threats and violence in recent months and in view of earlier hostile attentions from the KGB , we have been reviewing our records of KGB staff in the area have been 1nvolved in promoting strong-arm tactics\\_ you\n- 4 We would be grateful for your views a8 to whether the KGB are likely to be behind any of the recent incidents (poasibly through the Syrians) and for any information on KOSTIKOV end his activities in Mexico and in Beirut\\_ In particular, what are your comments on the OSWALD story; can you confirm that KOSTIKOV is still in Beirut; is there anyone else in Beirut or Damascus vhoge trace record Buggests an Active Measures role, worse?\n\n- 5 We should be grateful for an early reply and as I said on 6 will treat anything you can tell us on a strictly Service to Service basis. May\n\nb \u20ac cr6\n\n\n\n\n\n6/705\n\n10 1982 May", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_5ab72ec0_7e2d_4c65_b44c_4a0c27ef6329", "filename": "104-10129-10439.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10129-10439.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "70439\n\nKhen Filled\n\nIn)\n\n\n\n\n\n1948\n\n\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_8907d55b_d2d6_4480_a5c1_819468aa9172", "filename": "104-10075-10042.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10075-10042.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "Info\n\nREf\n\n225\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\nA\n\n6\n\n[canlo\u0161\n\n(GAACIA)\n\n'(DIAGO)\n\nSUAMEZ\n\n\u00d1I SUAREZ\n\nSECREI\n\nRETURN TO CIA Background Use: Do Not Reproduice Only;\n\n\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_5b7974b6_1e78_4247_bb72_08fbe61a82a3", "filename": "104-10167-10127.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10167-10127.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## SECRET\n\n\n| FRCM: | ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET NOTE: |\n|-----------|----------------------------------|\n| RID/ | COMMENTS |\n| To | |\n| | CIA |\n| 8 | |\n| 12 | |\n| | Use Onyy RETURN ~ |\n| 18 | Dona Background |\n| 18 | |\n| 10 | |\n| 20 RID/F[ | 2361 |\n\n\n| | (onfidentin | |\n|-------------|-----------------------|--------------|\n| ROUTING AND | ROUTING AND | ROUTING AND |\n| SUBKCT; | SUBKCT; | SUBKCT; |\n| IO: | | |\n| 05 | 444 | |\n| | 83: | |\n| 10 | | Hauua |\n| | | Unclassified |\n| '610 secret | internal confidential | |\n\nFROM\n\nP\n\n\n## DISPATCH\n\n2222,\n\n:\n\nGf\n\n\" 0\n\n- 1, shat he Dst \u00e92 sf 2 fn\n- 2. s2le\n- 5. azs (be \"esn sure 2 tie in th-s \\_ 325 end furis, In 22 i 2 for ceal 5 Ohetise to <30. I vans revive pest\n- 4 to {5 Dre I bea :itea fr He cet 25 to se fora fer cays 25 1\n- 5. I pressnse of Sovies 2 to 1s 22 ) to 05 be be ?csscd Colonel in he of 22,\n- 05 onc tc 2d to 5o fsr thc t? is 2t ~he 25 :1052 Jrcn 25 2; 2n 2 2\n\n\n\n2\n\n\n## DLSPAICH\n\n1 22 2322 2 sife 4 222723 92 Ya Gn\n\n3\\_ 3 nare 522 22 i2 14\n\n9. Il = h2z 1c22 42 cf 22 02\n\n10, I vill I exect 4924 Stet:on. they\n\n\n\n", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_4b6debd8_1733_47b7_b755_c68b23d6a436", "filename": "104-10072-10001.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10072-10001.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "REPORT NO.\n\n\nREPORT\n\nNO. PAGES:\n\n2\n\nREPORT\\_APPROVED BY\n\nENCLOSURES\n\nREPORT :\n\nREFERENCES\n\n2\n\n(6-21\n\n2\n\n1 6-261\n\nOrally 40\n\n6-291\n\n1b-T 1\n\nSOURCE CRYPTONYM\n\nNO IG NO. 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"2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10114-10162\n\nRETYPED FROM UNREADABLE COPY\n\n7 October 1961\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR :\n\nThe Director Federal Bureau of Investigation\n\nATTENTION:\n\nMr \\_ Sam J Papich\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nCOURT FOSTER WOOD INTERNAL SECUR ITY CUBA\n\nReference is made to a 2 5 March 1961 and a 6 July 1961 investigative report on captioned Subject which have previously been\\_ furnished this Agency \\_\n\nMichael Weimer Stratton, born 21 January 1941 Austin Texas] who i\u0161 a current Agency employee has recently been interviewed concerning his knowledge of Court Foster Wood known since mutual attendance in high school Attached is a de -tailed\\_ report of the information furnished by [tratton)concerning his knowledge of Wood . 3\n\nSince [traton]personally has sufficient reason to question the activities of Wood and the activities of the associates of Wood , [Stratton has been advised to discontinue any further contact with Wood . 3\n\nIt would be appreciated if your Bureau would furnish this Agency any additional information brought to your attention con cerning Court Foster Wood and of particular interest would be any information received by your Bureau concerning past association of Court Foster Wood withMichael Weimer Stratton\n\nThe above information is for your use only and should not be disseminated outside your\n\n3\n\nFOR THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE:\n\nR L \\_ Bannerman Acting Director of Security\n\nAttachment: As noted\n\nOS/ SRS/ BLSolie:ect 16 October 1961\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n526\n\nRETYPED FROM UNREADABLE COPY \\_\n\nSUBJECT : Court Foster Wood\n\n3 Michael Weimer Stratton has recently advised that Court Foster Wood a relatively close high school friend of UStratton) during mutual attendance at GeorgezMason High School Falls Church , Virginia, during 1957 to 1959 [Stratton described Wood as an average 'high school student who had no particular problems with the exception that there were domestic difficulties between the father and mother of Wood .\n\n\n[Stratton became acquainted with the parents of Wood and made occasional visits to their home during the above period of time\\_ The father of Wood Foster Wood , is an attorney who was then living in Falls Church Some time ago the father and mother of Court Wood up and Court Wood and father moved into an apartment on Columbia Road, Washington split\n\n3 Stratton married in which also helped to move [Stratton somewhat the social circle of Wood Sltratton believed that for approximately a year , during 1959 to 1960 , he d\u00edd actually see Wood but advised that after this period.in which he did not see Wood he has had a number of contacts with Wood= many of which occurred dur mutual attendance at the University of Virginia Extension School (night school ) in early 1961On one occasion IStratton attended a party at the apartment occupied by Wood and father \u00e2t the invitation of Wood and on this occasion came into contact with the \"new set of friends\" of 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Z\u00f8scler sDe\n\n\n\n(\n\n\n# /815\n\n727 Be ~4", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_1c7545b0_f09c_47f7_b46c_c9b1579b7e3b", "filename": "104-10165-10084.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10165-10084.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "Editions\n\n\n\n\n\n532\n\nTo\n\nLI\n\nAlien\n\n\n## D\n\n2 Do\n\nDiviion\n\n1841\n\nEeing\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nthe variacioa\n\n0a\n\n'issuea\n\nat\n\ntrazel to resiceace\n\nfor purpose of\n\nSPOUSE:\n\nbarn\n\na{\n\n232\n\nna:\n\nBorn\n\nIf foreisn born, 5. citizcn:\n\nYes\n\nBomn\n\nat\n\nIf forcign bor, 5. citiszn:\n\nYcs\n\nPrcvio;is\n\nOvcr\n\n\"x\" 0\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n| To | To | To |\n|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|\n| | Uscitlzen | |\n| | 163 | 163 |\n| Faou To | Faou To | Faou To |\n| 1969 | Adoaess | Adoaess |\n| FRou | FRou | FRou |\n| 1n degree e | 1n degree e | 1n degree e |\n| NEW REQEST | NEW REQEST | NEW REQEST |\n| fS32 651 12 Xov | fS32 651 12 Xov | fS32 651 12 Xov |\n| 141 | 141 | 141 |\n\nDATE\n\n- L. Do that checks\n- of of\n- 4 dsser{-\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\noCT\n\no\n\n\n\n\n## CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY\n\n- C\u00fcba\n\nCuben\n| | 1959 | |\n|------|---------|---------------------------|\n| 1957 | 1959 | Coordinator 1n Camaguey |\n| 1960 | 1961 | CoordInator (Antl-Castro) |\n| 1961 | Present | In exile 1n the |\n| Presept | Bagineers | 25 estverd Dr\u00edve |\n|-----------|-------------|--------------------|\n| | 141238 | |\n\n12*406 212\n\n2,\n\nContinud\n\nF.)4-12.37\n\n\n\n\n\nelj\n\n\n\n14-0oooo\n\n\n\n\n## Intelligence Information Report\n\nCOUNTRY\n\nSUBJECI\n\nof Sugar\n\nNo. PAGES\n\nEFFERENCES\n\n1975\n\nIezucIgalpa\n\nSOURCE\n\nan Lrportlerport corpacy vith ertepslve connectcas fn Ceszrai Accrica to tbese area8, apd bas coatact leaders. He speaks Spanlsh fluencly:\n\nfroa tbe Central Bank 0 Ecppo!c Integratlop for of tbe Azuc\u00e2rera Sur located In Choluteca I tbe GOB bas puzcbased the at 2d anocher 1s to be the coatry at cost of CSS20 aill\u00edon; cbe Japanese the cajor stockhol\u00e4er, 'bugipess\u0153ep vill bold This 1s part-of concerped and Ibese Cubans the country arrfved allegedly to as result of severzl and 1 several parts of rbe country. clandestInely snce are The agicators are apd overall Bitvation to stfr\n\n\n\nNo DISSEM ABROAD\n\n1 7 0 \u00f6b\u00f656\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## DOMESTI\u00c7COLLECTIOII DIVISION Lntelligence Information Report\n\nby\n\nCOUNTRY\n\nHonduras\n\n8 JUL 1875\n\nMO. PAGES\n\nBEFERENCES\n\nDCD Case 63307\n\n1975\n\nexecut\u00edve Of a3 uth extens\u00edve 1n Central to tbese ereas coatact leaders: Be speaks Spaalsb flueacly.\n\n\n1s agreement the very near futute. (COx) recently Bent to Venezuela to scld feet of lumber at a total cost of USSS Ibe mspecified nlx of cash and agricultural prOductfon Plan to in the very Dear future by Eoncuran Secretary of State boy sources have indicated Colonel Yarfo 0f and Lieucenant Colonel Juan of Artillery Battallon are the real bebind chrone. These officers, uho profess are the general yelfare are 'uacchdog' attItude cbat Do oDe especlally People 1n positlons of Pouer, Ihese offfcers are Pesber Defense Councl (DC) , Lncludes che Haldon\u00e4do , Fonseca , and be tbe Jon8 equale\" 1n che 15 mepber NDC.\n\n\n\n\nbv 007622\n\nCONTROLLED DISSEM\n\n4 0;:\n\n\n## NO\n\n5 2\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## DOMESTIC COLLECTIOI \u20ac SION Intelligence Information Report\n\n0\n\nCOUNTRY\n\nBondurag\n\nSUBJECT\n\n1 APR 1975\n\nS\u00edtuatlop/Expected\n\nNO. PAGES\n\nFebruary 1975\n\nSOURCE\n\nUS natlonal, execut\u00edve of Iwport-export Be 18 frequent traveler to Central Bectors. fluently.\n\n\nHonduras bave reported that situatfon couptry, currently \u00edna sad 1s bound becone a8 result of Osvaldo Lpez Arellano. On the econonic side, che pr\u00edvate Bector 1s qu\u00edte concerned about move che are to the pollcical side, to a pervanent R\u00edcardo chose-duties;0 has undern\u00edned be does not governwent; consequencly, che 1p tbe country b\u00e4s becope very mstable.\n\n\nPeruvlan Covernment to even at all. In {act, the government, vhich 16 has chree PrO-left In the cab\u00ednet. They of Stace for F\u00ednance; Secrecary of Stace for Labor and Soc\u00edal Secur\u00edty. Cancor; At Oae Acosta Va8 Toledano; 80 be end\n\n\n\nDhtlon\n\n;\n\nfrom\n\nNO\\_DiSSEM ABROAD\n\n14-0oooo\n\n\n## secret\n\n\n\n2\n\n\n\nCOUNTRY\n\n\n## \"ntelligence Informatic Report\n\n2 In 0\n\nHoodurae\n\nSUBJECT\n\nSOUBCE\n\n1n Italy/ Xoja\n\nREFERENCES\n\n(2356)\n\nOctober 1912 and earller\n\nDber tbe Arsed For\u00e7es a\u00f2d\n\n18 qualifications far that Dot astute, Be He i8 He bag i ract, he 18 Icther engineer, 18,\n\n- He 10 tat of Life too for obeerving b\n\nLarly L @ctober 1972 very By 8028 he culte He long Lst' of etc\n\n\n\nCONTROLLED DISSEM\n\nYES\n\nDISSEM ABROAD\n\n(94\n\nSECRET (ben Filled In)\n\n\n\n2\n\n14-0oooo\n\n\n\nREPORT NO.\n\n\nCOUNTRY\n\nHonduras\n\nReactivation of fhe Central Posgible Spec\u00edf\u00edc Political Party\n\n'SUBJECT\n\nNo. PAGES\n\nREFERENCES\n\n(2356)\n\nHonduras/1972\n\nNaturalized US citizen vho has worked and 'lived in Honduras far cf years. Ke has nuserous social the revival: of American Common Salvadarians and Guatemalans bave also expressed tive same\n\nIn-early October 1972, these urcin?s werc taken into consideration by the Secretaryship of Central Permanente presidcnt, and a board of directors was Eduardo Ortes Colindres, was (ral \"f Mcaragua apd nuch from Guatemala, El Salvador Nicaragua, Costa Rica and llonduras. Tliey are authorizcd to represent their countries mtters pertaining to\n\n@t 18 Intercsting to Dote that in spite of Honduras having Informally \u00e6 the CACM, president 19 the American Jank of Econonic Integration (BCIE), vith headquarters in Iegucigalpa, Hondurae. Ihe fact #hat General of Nicaragua and Ceneral Lopez drellano of Hondurae have volunteered their assfstance to believe that once again be made active. it vould indeed be post beneflcial to the concemed.\n\n\nIS\n\nCONIROLLED DISSEM\n\nYES\n\nNo ACROAD\n\n4 2 P\n\n2\n\n- better organized In the nortiern of Honduras: than anyhere Labor is has headquarters else in that countryy. It of uniori lcaders are trative activities are conductec aad shere held . Dot 'taken at work ceoters \\_ part place\n- 5. Iransactions thie Ministry of Labor, ncver directly. delegates Celio Gomzalez, throgh\n- such, does not subscribe. to any one particular political purtyLabor, as theories do not appear to appeal to Labor Gnions Ilowever, The Narxist te Liberal Party.\n\n- actiong On te demands 0 \u00e0t tices. may prove to be haraful to in be rather unfair to always bold It would because of pressuring their hvd alr\u00ebady leaders t cxecute specific demand} cvcn bcen of the possible baraful cffects. samed\n\nend\n\n14-0oooo\n\n\n## SCRET\n\n1\n\nTa\n\nreouested\n\nTrip Repoat\n\n05\n\n7-0(&\n\n2\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nLo 0n\n\n3-321/17318-70\n\n'lorduras\n\nSa:coal'; Dissacisfaction\n\nSUBJECT\n\nCIRL\n\n(2556)\n\nJun 70 and earlier\n\nSOURCE\n\nan business\n\n- 2 evening with Rigobcrto 1 is responSzndoval, vbo Df Honduras. He told De sfole spcnd\n- assistasce, European for Hie tun to other {cels the CS is in ceciise; that than interationaz ouligatios, she 18 both unable react and slo to 'bceaucratic Sardoval also suspicicns that bezericial is tDol of the te Pcace Carps, initially very CD\n- to be #e enemy of foreign businesses, particularly Ancrican; a6 the} are in #e appropriate\n- in anotter feeliag Intcrcst to remain in offIce for six L beneficial\n\nend\n\n:\n\n\n\nCONIROLLED\\_DISSEM\n\nYES\n\nNO DISSEM ABROAD\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n\n\n\n\nDIECOUIE 0\n\n\n## COUNT?Y Haduras\n\nSUBJECI\n\n1n Influence of Lack of Support for Candidacy of Perrandez\n\n\n## Intelligence Information Report\n\n@y 0\n\nB 321/14313'70\n\n2\n\nQEFERENCES\n\nCIRL\n\n(2356)\n\n70 and earlier Yay for a Eaber of He has social the arced farces apd has\n\n[m\u00eds report was developed by Army represeatative assigned to the office of preparazioa.]\n\n- 1 Presideat Oswaldo Locez drellazo is inierested in a secud terd. Ihis opinfon 1s on 3 growing busisess leaders and the Gilitary thaz Lopez desires is office for another tera. ine thirkirg in these 'crcuzan cizcles is that =2 iack of disclaizers by Lopez in itself, Ap proxisarz\u00ecy tea Her\\_aa of te during the the railroad as Lc?ez rezained no spec:\u00e2ic rejoincer to Lopez vaud is, 1oag\n- 2; ease. se opposition L\u00edberal effective cz jidate and te\n- iis is sot due grwwing realization by Presirer: Lopez of Zuniga 's for zaer and his in offIcers . President Lopez was Lopez allezedly felt that the\n- a sexf-appointed pres\u00eddentdal candidate, 1B boncst, sincere and well respected a the \"econoaic caf\u00eda\" because control grop hab taken Gote Of the candicacy of Feznandez by his honesty and sincerity. because feel he lacks successful they Ley\n\nend\n\n\n\nCONTROLLED DiSSEM\n\n{\n\nYES\n\nNO ABROAD\n\nond iwhen Filled inj\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## elligence Information R ort\n| | | 0o-B 321/33715-69 |\n|----|--------|---------------------|\n| | (2356) | CIRL 142-69 |\n| 62 | | |\n\nSOURC\n\nwho vorked In Hondurae for nuber He bae socfal and the tbe arped force8 and tbe developed by to cbe office of preperecion.)\n\n- 1 Por 1 have been In close contact Of dlfferent backgrounde Never before have Been tbe Bentiment wh\u00edch 18 sveeping Honduras at the present Ibe feel\u00edng 18 Dot only ev\u00eddent and Bectors of 18 conbidered be the best {nforped and educated {nd\u00edv\u00edduale In Mosc of are convlnced tbac che US bab che Influence co exerc Pre : BureB o El 'vodor In order the pend\u00edng border buc has falled 80, Ibey see El Salvador \\_\n- chat Honduras open che Selvadoran Th\u00eds 1s cbe accicude of alDost everybody chat I Ib\u00ede BIngle 1ssue bae served to the country I\u00edke before. Ibere feelIng lacklng before chey\n- 3, In an {ncentIve for Honduran I bave from Honduran Incerested for ertIcles vhIch are eeger to In order for producte vhlcb vere\n- and sourceg , Some of che councry . bab beep 1 cba councry before\n\n\n\nC-O-N-P-I-D-E-N-I-I-A-L\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## SECRET (hon Filkd In)\n\nJ4-l2-37\n\nField\n\nReport\n\nCase\n\nOFFiCe\n\nHonduran Governcent\n\nInterest\n\nto\n\nMo\\_\n\n0a\\_\n\nAr Reserves /Alleced Purchase\n\nof Combat Aircraft by\n\nHonduran OffIcial\n\nHonduras/El Salvador)\n\nRogelio CISNEROS\n\nFlor\u00edda\n\nAREA\n\nNo\n\nExchaGES\n\nRecuirements\n\nTrip Ropon ,\n\nNo\n\nTo Ussr\n\nreferred to in the body 0f the report is contact.\n\n\nARCharneco/cse\n\n2\n\n2\n\n\n\n\n\nConTROLLED DISSEM\n\n\n## C-O-N -I-D-E-N-I-Ia-L\n\nHonduras/El Salvad\u00f8r\n\n00-8-321/26113-69 1969 SEP\n\nSUBECT\n\nHonduran Government Intereet 1n Purchasing Weapone to Arm Reservee/ Honduran Officlal\n\n11\n\nPAGES\n\nC-DC9-55300\n\n(2556)\n\n69 and earl\u00eder Aug\n\nSOURCE\n\nNaturalized US 'citizen who warked and lived 1n Hondurae for number of yearsHe Bocial and bubine8e contacte the\n\nIm\u00ede report wa8 developed by an Arc reprebentative a\u00df6igned to the office of preparation ]\n\nDuring early August: 1969 8 Coreccozzi phonetic) and nembers of the Honduran Army General Staff Colonel Coreccoll\u00ed and the continuing reporte of These individuale were of the inferior to that of E Salvador ,\n\n- legal or illegal purchase of approxicately 2500 an undetermined amount fro US Bources . He. explained that the veapone vere needed to arm personnel with prior military service in case of renewal of bhoBtilities vith El Salvador were conbidered to be re\n\nexplained to Colonel Coreccolli that under the circumstance8 the US Governpent would not issue an export permit for tbe arnaments. Ae for il legal source8 ny associate disclaimed knowledge of any. the transportation problem. Colonel Coreccolli Btated that if acquired the veapons could be swuggled aboard 8 Honduran refrigeration ghip vh\u00edch was an chored \u00edn the Hiaml R\u00edver at Follwing thie Colonel Coreccolli closed he wab\n\nUpon inforted of Sandoval In any dealinge with Colonel Coreccolli, Bince he 88 corrupt governpent official, \"thief\"\\_ Sandoval Btated that collI . fev later my associate and being daye of He told the Honduran Government. type nor the Baurce of tie aIrcraft About 8 week later I bad 0 telephone converHe did rot Blve any detalle. end\n\nYES\n\nYES,\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nP\n\n\n\n1,\n\n2\n\n3.\n\n\n4.\n\n\n- 3.\n\n\n(23\n\n- 0\n\n\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n\n| Released |\n|---------------------|\n| 549 de Leon SUeJECT |\n| EYallation |\n| SnIfzo |\n| 78 |\n| 3 |\n| SECRET |\n\n\n## INFORMATIOn REPORT INFORMATION REPORT\n\n\n## CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY\n\nand\n\nCOUNTRY\n\nBoodurae\n\nREPORI No.\n\n\n323/01763-68\n\n(2356)\n\ntbe 8nd tie tbe\n\n- end 1n Part\u00eddo Yeclonal He 0 very clobe frlend leeder 0 Joc Of common senge, 1968\n\nvould be Beveral:\n\n- 18 but He bas Do pllticel future 1n tte coutry.\n\n\nbard end 8 B6 very cendidate. A hard varking rw\n\n\n## REPORT INFORMATIOn REPOR\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\n\n| PROCESS Sheet | PROCESS Sheet | PROCESS Sheet | PROCESS Sheet |\n|-----------------|---------------------------|---------------------------|-----------------|\n| x Ilk I | x Ilk I | 0 4 0a | 0 4 0a |\n| | | SUBJECT | SUBJECT |\n| | | DY | DY |\n| | | REQUIREMENTS | REQUIREMENTS |\n| | RECUESTED FRCu No To USSR | RECUESTED FRCu No To USSR | |\n| | From Ussr | From Ussr | |\n| | SECRET | 3 | 3 |\n\n00 323/01020-68\n\nDATE DISTz\n\nSUBJECT\n\nkcosta\n\nNO. PAGSS\n\nCIRL C-27-53900\n\n(2356)\n\nSOURCE\n\n- for tvo yeers. uith\n- deveiopd by the\n- As the General Secrecery very Ee 1s prozressive in bis {deas, at sees 16 of project be construted 1n The v\u00edll be =flf for to nes beed Deedy for tre projest. 425\n- 2 Acosta Bonille, en' honest; I en\u00e1 respoaszble no people vho are close At ieast he does Dot It,\n- 3. very carefully. He to te be 18 regared by sce 85 sce?egoat of governrent . Rersozauly I don't tnat any Or Intervene 1n tbe\n- Of Pres\u00eddeacy, rema{5s Rcardo Zunige, Arelleno . to tbe tis clalcs the 18 I 0 recent ccarontatio of cte Icpez Arellanc openly\n\ntbere bas been coutry have beea Eofe 1s not Pres{dentLopez Arellaro 18 'coaplete cscirol of 28 govcrnzent though fon to che boverncent 4s by dlfferescee are and poverty. tre fra onc to could\n\n\n\n\n## INFORM ATION REPORT REPORT\n\nCENTRAL INTELLJGENCE AGENCY\n\n19 JAM '1968\n\nPaot\n\n1\n\n(2356)\n\neurLler\n\n0 engIneer, the Prlod be bab developed Bocial end the tbe\n\n0 the\n\n0 Bteel Ibe Plnclpl force Of tbe #Banco Central\" very inteillgent the At be 1p tbo coutry. 1n Brant1ns Beveral to the 1t 88\n\nbeb been Belected Of tbe Of for the Of the paper tbe tbe country. Ite Ibe Iuber Bquare 1n tbe departoente Of Olancbo probdeterine property the I to Bct to 0e,\"Corretera vth tbe to Baled, to tbe prt tbe\n\n\n## INFORM ATIOn REPORT INFORMATION REPOR\n\n\n\n\n## SECRET\n| Field | receiyed | | |\n|---------|------------|------|------|\n| | | Area | Area |\n| Ine | Ine | | |\n\nSECRET\n\n3\n\n\n## NFORMATIOI REPORT A-TTON\n\nAGENCY\n\nProkbiod by USC Sa 791\n\nLiPO?I No\n\n0-B-321/00869-68\n\nCIvIc CepabLllty to Cope Of CLAC, Cuban Propagande\n\nNo PAGES\n\n2356)\n\nlived 1n Hondurae for tbe Cuban patlonal, thlB Perlod be tvo Jear\\_ During tbe ared forceb\n\n0\n\nforceb be the construction roade a llelBon Offlcer betveen throughout the Republ\u00edc. egencles be that the only other government are 1B by OffIce. He told that tbe the or action are 18 these fuclltle8 Of the country are latter of the to observe tbe developent of the deoonstretlon, froo 8 DeetIng to fro DeBplte tbe fact that the riot troops vere Btoned and abubed to prevent could have been serloub Incldent\\_ vere Bt tbe Db, been tbe of the 'tbe leeders, ard incite tbe desonstratorb. other pople to dur1ng officers vbo vere prebedt Of the end pert they\n\nequlpped bapde,\n\n\n## INFORMATIONEREPORT\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n9\n\n\n## 2\n\nIo Bcsberb of the \"Confedezacion trevel through 1 tbafr It 18 0B Vell 88 that Of others , + fleveral be 1 Certannyy to a1d depocbeve racy, they\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## Intelligence Iuformation Report\n\nHonduras\n\nSUBJECT\n\nSOURCE\n\nGeneral Lopez Arellano Unwilling to Lead Coup d'etat at Present/Army Officers Being frained In Peru/Zuniga '6 Stratagens to\n\n00 8;321/33415-72\n\n2\n\n'(2356)\n\nDIRX NO,: 1c 1\n\nLatc Scptcmbcr 1972 and earlier\n\nHlonduras/1972\n\n- Xaturalized US citizen who hag vorked and Lived in Honduras for nupber of years. He has nunerous social contacts and business connections with officials of the govern\u00e6ents the Armed Forces acd the business community.\n\n\nrepresentative assigned to the\n\nThe Hocduran economy is in a deplorable state: Some young arwy officers are urg ~eneral Oswaldo Lopez Jrellano to lead a coup d'etat to and have offered to hel? him: Early in October 1972 a governnent oEficial and several young arzy officers sstated in private cuaversation that Lopez Arellano did not believe it \"advisable for bim to lead coup &'etat until uost of the following events took place: ing Pacc\n\n- 8, rally in the general econany of the country-\n- b, Improved diplomatic and counercial relations betmeen Honduras and El Salvador. This irprovement wald further a better function ing of the Central American Conmon\n- and Honduras Completio would benefit both countrie by giving acces8 to nex Darkets for their products \\_\n- Decreased corruption amocg government-officials. Not only are thco fcathcring their future n\u00ebsts with currency, but in for thing tc government officlal desires the recipieat to Bive Or t\n- that funds could be aade available for projects beneficlal people,\n\nYES :\n\n1\n\n\n\nCONTROLLED\n\nU 5\n\n2 ?\n\n\n- conversatio, General Oswaldo Lopcz Arllano During tbe private coup quoted as having stated that of tc =asscs and d'etat unless there belic\"cs it the general economy of the countr; a5 wcll; must of thc above be Inpossible to accomplish that ?oal until a charge in would be interested\\_ conditions vere met toany caup d'ctat in which he Houl\u00e0 prior\n- at an 3, Selected Honduran ary 1967 Ac:ording to an officer facllity in Peru since not only been increased the mmber of candidates sent specialize in any one cf the br. 'ches of but also each has been ordered to thefr cho\u00edce. They previously attended the facility.\n\n- the present an all te nembers sympathize with1 Presidcnt Cruz but in reality not of him in a derogatory manner, espec In conversations Bome Bpeak prIvate\n- \"rat 'Ical in Ilondluras to and Justicc, also lcadcr of te Zuniga Ausustinus, Hinister is due to 'cuniga's ability to He always knos exactly b16 being a his personal character #hat he vants, and does not hesitate to\n- ambition forccd hia to fcicn 6 is cla iming loud and being a and political pJrties must between Zuniga does not clain not only be respected but must als0 be coral obligation, because because he really believes tis to be he kno s be is this ie that he is fervent democrat; Nationalist Party, as well the recognized leader of the He belicves these parties are the ones influential in Ernesto Cruz in power. Bustaining the present regime these bo parties he can protract Therefore, he calculates that through the paex he has today.\n\n- be lcaning taiarde te present tice the desirous of improving their way of Jile. the \"left' \\_ They are naturally company whose entire nct profits fhe A\u00edr Forcc has rccently organized its members \\_ Cenerai Osvaldo tu Air Force for trieb and small private in indusu call\u00e6d Empacadora Industries compabe for himself alone (meat packing firm) vhose t8 will de Cares Guncral Oswaldo Lujz Arellano in the highest bascu h18 observatlone personal contact men, rari profiand\n- General Oswaldo Lopez Arellano and Zuniga are Dot foday relations betwen llowever, one must not be led to be a8 cordial as they were previously; because if Zuniga needed Lozez leve tat this situation is atioship would Arellano's help, or vice versa, the possible chat if coup d'etat be hastily nursed back to life: It is just take place, and be successful, led by Ceneral differences existing bebueen Zunfga make great effort to settle a\" ofiicere who dislike Zuniga mis might not plcase of him to obtain pover. due character and the procedurcs by vould\n\nend\n\nE 2 DCDET CL BY 007622\n\nC-O-n-F-I-D-6-N-I-I-1-L\n\n7\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n\n\n(ser Filled In)\n\n9-35*3\n\n\n| received S 10 Lolazl 3lllee | Area |\n|-------------------------------|-----------------|\n| SUBJECT nlorlda | SUBJECT nlorlda |\n| REQUIREMENTS | REQUIREMENTS |\n| Ropon No Idp | Ropon No Idp |\n| To USSR | To USSR |\n| 2 | 2 |\n| 3 | 3 |\n| SECRET | SECRET |\n\nNO;\n\nSOUR\u0152\n\n(\n\nHonduras\n\n\n## REPORT INfORM\n\n\n## CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY\n\n1\n\n(356)\n\nC-DC7-53550\n\nCuban natlonal, end engineer, for\n\nXy\\_vork\\_takes I have opportunlty to talk vith based anyone. Becond only 1n tbe cocpare vith lobor but doeb \"pot nccd tben 20. becouse v bad Sract\u00edon Of those turned back tbe rest vll Tbey\n\nTbere 19 lttle 1n tbe country 1 Governcent vbo the tuo tines tbe result Of Ab 0n ex lock OI I referesze to the rond Ibe loen Ibe road 1p the eree, Untul the 1967, thebe funde vere-Dot even 1n 1963, but 0 the\n\n\n## INEORMATION REPORT\n\n\n\nK-323/33118-67\n\n\n## SECRET (hen Filled Io)\n\n\n\nCOUNTRY\n\n\n\n\n## REPORT INFORM\n\n\n## CENTRAL INTELLJGENCE AGENCY\n\nmarnar\n\n1\n\nc-D7-53550 (356)\n\nCubea Dstlonal, and busfzese\n\nOf Presideacy, Hondurs goes 03 for Cayb. Boveve: , Be He 18 too intent Presileft 2o. man Cut\n\nThere &re Rrera Lopez' chonces very 6mall, ond Lopez cllano flly avare Cerrato ha8 publicly Cealed thot be 16 bc 1n fact epd\n\n\n## INFORMATION REPORT\n\n", "pages": 46} {"id": "doc_1cd50c36_3ffa_4f84_a81e_6e8fe2cc6d69", "filename": "104-10171-10034.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10171-10034.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "104-10171-10034\n\n\n\n0 14 July 1962, Jooolco, A 12 821 206,\n\n2 Source he cald , hc able to keep In GLrcn uho In on the contect vIth 0 fcw DRF rcople bul hc dId Btate hc belonged DPE could bo obtatncd frcm Hanucl Salvat, brother hceded by brocher ThIs cngogc In polltical in Havun\u00e0 Ho be cent fro that the United Btates. 06\n\n- Bourcc that 3. fev nnd very 30 yeerc old, has cDall-croup, thod cf He trylng to cutslde hclp but 1o no 06, 08 cpec Gct\n- 4; Ic marrled t deuehter A prevloug Bource reported that of \"Ceuplto\" son, Ihc the Dost therc are two Ito 5 Lila lcaccr, upon the Guerr\n\n\n\n\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_3a9fcfe9_ec6e_4a2b_888b_5dd59f83dffd", "filename": "104-10167-10375.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10167-10375.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "To CIA Do RETURN ~ Background Use Only Not Reproduce\n\n\n\n\n\n5/R8\n\n14-ooooo\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_a697d194_70da_4a99_8570_6b0128aa7858", "filename": "104-10130-10485.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10130-10485.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nBackground Use Only Do Not Reproduce\n| | DaTE REPLY REQUESTED 2 February 1969 |\n|-------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------|\n| SPEED LETTER | Letter No YES No |\n| To Chief, Central Cover Staff James W. Franklln | FROM: Christos Acting Chief , Employee Actlvity Branch |\n\nPlease check your records for any cover considerations 1n connection with the of 8 retlrement medallion to VIIALE, Guy ,\n\n\n\n\n## REPLY\n\nNo cover objections.\n\n\nDATE\n\n\n\nRETURN To ORIGINATOR", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_e0b1c5cd_608c_4c60_ae5e_0d12fc8837d2", "filename": "104-10076-10058.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10076-10058.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_5edb0583_c424_4dec_93f1_15778d15c7be", "filename": "104-10107-10137.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10107-10137.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "03\n\nOGC 69-0181\n\n31 Janua ry 1969\n\nRETURN TO CIA Background Use Do Not Aeproduce Only\n\n\n## MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nHerbert Itldn\n\n- A meeting wag beld on 27 January 1969 with Warner and myBelf to diecu86 tbe ramificatione Of the confrontation witb the New York FBI office on 17 It w\u00e08 concluded that wa $ required on Thomas L Roberte) and contacted the Director of Security and the filee on theee two individuale and advieed tbat we could the Becurity filee but that Mr Ward Greene would the filee to the office their contente openly bring\n- 03 2. Op 29 Janya ry , Mr, Greene brougbt the 6ecurity file6 wa8 mo\u00f8t cooperative in explaining their contonte Attached i0 a chronological the pe rtinent information on Thomae L Roberte affliation with the FBI, CIA and Itkno 03\n- On 30 Janua meeting Houston, Warner Rocca, and to the operational hae been a Staff Agent of CIA Bince 1961.10 From March 1964 to Novemhf = he Bpent time a monograph on It ehould be noted that tbie wa performed under a grant from a foundation which wa8 blown in the MHDOWEL expogure8 November 1964 a88igned for Cover to of Amerlca z4 remained until March 1965 and then went to @akar) '551964\n- 40 The factg 1n the attached ar\u00f8 Bubject to que\u00f8tion Bince are the reeult Of (R Own explanation bis affiliation with Itk\u00e4n rather than baving been determined from independent Bource8, would appear to be the knowledge Or supiclon that Itldn may bave kown Of 03 (Roberte affiliation witb CIA; i0 borne out by the Btrange way in which Ick\u00e4n repeatedly bring (Boberts name into the Btory which Iekin develops abgut bie CIA affiliations\\_ One of the to be i8 whether or bie activitieg with in Geneva , Switzerland, in March 1966 to be no record Of he never pureued the Itkin debt or what financial contribution to the (Law firm of Roberte and Greenbaum ) Itki3 they wby\n- 5. Mr Rocca wa8 advi\u00f8ed 'by Mr of the FBI that the New York Dietrict Attorney may be coneldering probecuton haabeconded with funde received from negligence ca8e8, W e do. not have Bufficient information to evaluate the likelihood Of criminal progecution, It may be naceeary to diecue 8 thi8 problem with repregeneativee Hogan office\n- 6. With regard appear to bave been two op\u00f2rational con\u00f8ideratone one ba boen a request to u8e bim with Project DTPILLAR from November 1953 to February 1955 , apd then a request in 1963 by the Domeeuc Divieion for ube on ProjectogW UBRINY I MaFch 1964 DO Diveion adviged Security that (eleog) wae not going to be uBed on WUBRINY Rocce commented that there are gome rather ominou8 allegatione againet membere the firm Levin % indicating that one member Of the firm wab 8 cardcarrying member of the Communlet Party. At the prepent tlme Mr. Rocca the DTPILLAR uBe\n\n06\n\n06\n\nJOHN K. GREANEY General Coung el", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_3e9bfd08_203e_41a8_9a49_030d247edc12", "filename": "104-10101-10239.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10101-10239.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n\n9P 10 i57 LABBLLBD 23 UIOY BY\n\n\n\n18\n\n\n\n2\n\n\n\n1\": ; PRCABLY ONLY OPT OF INDOCIRINATION , FOR PROP PUBPO8BS RECPNT BPULBION OP DIPLMATB 8OYIBT LONG RANGE PLAn APRICAN STATBS BY BUBYBRBION , INDOCIRINATI@Y BCONOHIC\n\nSTIDENT Aid POLITICAL SIRINGS\n\n3 SEF BI#EEKLY SEVEN HUNDRED NINETEEN FOR \u00c4CTION AND R REPLAYC TRAINED GOVRRNMRNT OFFICIALS , EDUCATORS\n\n4\n\nOF HESSAGE\n\n\n\n(nci\n\n\n\nWFO\n\nDirector\n\n4242", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_aba96e16_69d4_4b4e_8db6_2e4f49aff6df", "filename": "104-10072-10034.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10072-10034.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "104-10072-10034\n\n80\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_\n\nGENEVA\n\nCARACAS\n\nMANAGOA;\n\nMONCE\n\nROMS\n\nSANTOSE\n\nZURICI\n\n24", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_9254232d_d147_4074_9266_55a01d6ee07f", "filename": "104-10110-10314.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10110-10314.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "FORM 2627\n\n\n\nUse Only Do No? Reproduce Background\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR: Chief , OS/clearance D\u00edvision\n\nCertiflcation of Security Clearance\n\nSUBJECT\n\nfor\n\n- It is requested tbat tbe appropriate security 1 Subject whose date certlfication be prepared on\n\n1s\n\n12 JANUARY 1929\n\nof certification should be 2\n\naddressed\n\n- D.C . for: 3 Sub ject will depart Washlngton,\n\nassignment to\n\non or about\n\n\n\nPCS", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_f5792349_350a_4fc2_8654_6eab57245823", "filename": "104-10072-10289.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10072-10289.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\n\n## J[SPATCH\n\nChief Special Affairs Staff\n\nCh ief of\n\nStation\n\nJMWAVE\n\nTYPIC /OPERATIONAL\n\n:QUIRED\n\nSpecialActixities\\_Report\n\nPRo\n\nPosed\n\nXX\n\nMi( Rofilm\n\nJMWAYE\n\nREFERENCES\n\nACTION REQUI RED:\n\nParagraph 10\n\nREFERENCES\n\nA WAVE 8981 dated 24 September 1962\n\nB WAVE 9169 dated 28 September 1962\n\nC . WAVE 9343 , dated 2 October\n\nD DIR 40975\n\ndated 6 October 1962\n\nE UFGA 1441/ dated 4 March 1964\n\nINTRODUCTION In Reference E, JMWAVE forwarded review of the nature its relationship with AMCARBON-2 This review indicates that the relationship with AMCARBON-2 evolved from that action which taken in September 1962 to insure that a security breach would not occur as result of an investigation which was being carried out by the Identity 1 relative to the fact that the establishnent of the Identity 2 was being kept from the YOBELT South Campus as a result of security restrictions which were in sone way related to JMDUSK \\_ While the relationship with AMCARBON-2 stenned from the remedial action which had been taken in a crisis situation the establishment of working relationship with the Identity 3 was objective which JMWAVE Jad always hoped to obtain As a matter of fact, tn Reference A the recommendation was nade that JMWAVE be given approval to contact the major South Florida news media in an attempt to work a relationship with these news nedia which would insure that they did not turn the publicity spotlight on those KUBARK activities in South Florida which might comne to their attention Thus when a relationship was established with AMCARBON it was carefu\u00edly cultivated in order that JMWAVE might be able to use this cont\u00e0ct at the Ldentity 3 as a means of achieving the object\u00efve of having relationship with the Identity which would simultaneously insure the security of JMWAVE 5 operations and JMWAVE an outlet into the press which could be used for certain select propaganda items \\_ In the period October to was out 72 , 3 , give\n\n(CONTINUED)\n\nAttachnents:\n\nUSC\n\nB Identities\n\nA Five Newspaper Clippings\n\nDistribution\n\n3 Chief\n\nSAS , w/atts \\_\n\nCLASSIFICATIOY\n\nRelationship with\n\nAMCARBON1\n\n8 'EC R E T\n\nDATE TYPED\n\nDATE cispatched\n\n19\n\nMarch\n\n2\n\nDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER\n\nUFGA-14781\n\nHEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER\n\n201 - dur\n\n3 JOURNALISTIC CAREER \\_ AMCARBON -1 originally started to work for the in 1957 subsequently advanced from this to an assignmc)t which entailed covering major pOTItical developmouts in At a later date, AMC'ARBON -1 became a featune writer fOR the 3 Tlen July 01' August 1962 JLMCARBON -1 was Identity 4 assigrment was considlered to be a sign\u00eericant the Identrty and\n\na\n\nS E C R E T\n\nX\n\n2\n\nPROCESSING\n\nACTION\n\nPLISNED\n\n2\n\n19 933\n\nCONIINUATION OF\n\nDISPATCH\n\nJecember 1962 all of JMWAVE's business with the Iden tlty 3 handled via AMCARBON -2 In m1d-December 1962 AMCARBON-2 the suggestion that he introduce REUTEMAN to AMCARBON -1 1 order that 'thore be a backup contact\\_ in the event that MCARBON-2 were out of town or unavallable at such tines as LEUTEMAN mightl require assistance from the Identity 3 REUTEJLAN 'greed to AMCARBON-2 's suggestlon and as a result AMCARBON-2 Josted a luncheon on 12 December {962 at in the lotel Miami Florida, at which AJICARBON -2 1ntroduced iMCARBON -1 to REUTEMAN As a result of this initlal meeting on [2 December 1962 an operational relationship has developed Wlth IMCARBON -1 an'd 1s believed that this rolationship contributes to the of the over-all JMHAVE nission In view of this, a special activities report is being submitted to cover the ature of JMWAVE 5 \"elationship with AMCARON -1 during the period December 1962 to March 1964 \\_\n\n2 FRAME OF REFERENCE FOR JMWAVE 'S RJLATIONSHIP WITH AMCARBON -1 Hhen AMCARBON 72 to reviewed the ground rules under which he been cooperating with REUTEMAN This review was conducted for AMCARBON-1's beneflt, in order that he migbt clearly understand the frane of reference which should prevall in his relacionshlps with REUTEMAN \\_ In this review, AMCIRBON-2 pointed out tha: it was the policy of the Identity 3 that it would take no acion which would purposely enbarrass KUBARK or its South Florida operations\\_ As result if emlyarrassing itens relative to KUBARK 8 operations Florida dicl cone tu the attention of the Identity this in South REUTEMAN imaediate attention\\_ naterial would be brought to items shouid be AMCARBON -2 made it (lear to AMCARBON-l that such discussed with REUTJMAN in frank manner In addition AMCARBON -2 made the that after {n item was discussed 1 AMCARBON-1 should follow REUTEILAN guidance relative to how any particularly embarrassing item might be landled by the [dentity 3 that it mould not expose and at the same would not jeopardize the sjournalistic neputalion of the Identity In addition AMCARBN-2 pointed out that if AMCARBON -1 brought a potentially embarvassing item to REOTEMAY s attention and remedial action 'che matter was not taken by REUTEMAN within reasonable period of time then the Identity 3 would feel free 40 expose ineptness on KUBARK part AMCARBON-2 pointed out that in return for this cooperation from the Identity 3 , REUTEMAN had agreed that he be available for contact by telephone or periodic personal meetings at which AJICARBON-1 and AMICARBON -2 could discuss broad trends and developments in Latin American affairs AMCARBON-2 advised AMCARBON-1 that this did not mean that AMCARBON-1 could expect to obtain infocmation from REUTEMAN The was also any that should not press for the obtaining of information, but he should be alert to classified furn1sh him fast-breaking news stories wh1ch REUTEMAN m1gh understood the frame of reference AMCARION -1 indicate] that he frame o1 reference which had been outl Ined by AMCARBON-2 \\_ This AMCARBON - 1 prevailed throughout JMWAVE 's relationship wlth during the period Decenber 1962 to March 1964 \\_ any 3 , poin 3 . any would point\n\n3 AMCARBON-1 'S JOURNALISTIC\\_ CAREER AMCARBON--1 originally for the Identfty 3 in 1957 on the Cicy Desk , started to work from this assignment to an assignment and subsequently advanced tical de velopments in Florida\\_ which entailed cover major poll a feature writer for the At a later date, AMCARBON-1 became AMCARBON -1 made: Identity 3 \\_ Then in July or to be a significant the Identity 4 This assignment was ing was\n\nNo.\n\n\n,3a\n\nKX\n\n2\n\npromotion reflected confidence h1m by the Identity 3 managoment AMCARBOJ-1 is by no means an expert on Latin Amejica, but he 1g developlng his knowledge 0J1 the area at the uoment, glves every Indication of wanting to be long-tern American speclallst \\_ QDELF has been questioned about AMCARBWN -1 and he has indicated that AMCARBON-1 1s regarded 1n the Journalistic trade as an extremely likeable fel low who keen mind who lacks experienco in depth on Latin American affairs It 1s QDELF'6 opinion that given an appropriate lapse of tine AMCALRBON -1 w1ll develop into one of the leading Latin Amnerican 1n Journalistic circlesAMCARBON-1 has a of Spanlsh, and he constantly attempt1ng to improve his language fluency. It is REUTEMAN s opinion that AMCARBON -1 developed rapidly as a Latin American and he will (ontinue to in this field\\_ Thus be 1s a contact who should be developed and harnessvd for exploitation\\_ bearlng in mind that he does have long-term potential\\_ and and, grow\n\n- 4 AMCJRBON-1 '8 CONTACIS AND SOURCES In keeping with the traditional jattern Source whiich is common to newspapernen intelligence officers and law enforcenent officers, attempts to guard the true identity of all of h1s sourceg On the other hand\\_ when pressed , AMCARBON-1 has identified some of his sources to REUTEMAN in order that ne aningful evaluations could be mado of that information which AMCAREON-1 had passed to KUBARK As {l result of these occasional witting identifications of his sourcos and, as a result of general conversations with REUTEMAN has learned that AMCARBON -1 s sources include the follow\n\nKe: a Luis #FERNANDEZ Rocha (201-316766) secretary. general of the DRE\n\nMlanolo\n\n\n#RAY\n\nRivero\n\n(201-239298)\n\nchief of\n\nJURE\\_\n\nC ,\n\nTimes\\_\n\nd\n\nCarlos\n\n\n#RODD\n\nAMBIDDY-1\n\ny\n\nLobo (201-264141)\n\n(201-267437)\n\nAureliano\n\n*ANCHEZ\n\nArango\n\n(201-019245) , leader\n\nof the\n\ne\n\nf Edmund #LEAHY of the Washington News Bureau this source as be particularly interesting, in view of regards that LEAHY daughter is a secretary in the office of the fact Attorney General Robert KENNEDY ing\n\nFrank\n\nPIORINI\n\n(201-242256)\n\nand adventurer\n\nh\n\nfree-lance pilot public relutions\n\nnan the MRR .\n\n\nEduardo '*SUAREZ Riva,\n\ni\n\nLuis for\n\nBuoz Marin, governor\n\nof\n\nPuerto\n\nRico\n\nGavino (201-103272) former president of j \\_ Juan the Dominican Republic of\n\nCharles k (201-352252) an employee of 1 Jorge well aware of the fact that VOLSKY USIA in Miami \u00c4MCARBON-1 the New York Times but th1s is a defacto stringer for Tad to exploit VOLSKY as a not dcter AMC\u00c4RBON-1 from attempting does source Of informatlon.\n\n\nthe Copley\n\nWire\n\nService\\_\n\nFORM 53a 5-60 (40)\n\nCohtinued\n\n3 , of\n\nthe defunct\n\nHavana\n\nAAN\n\nCONTINUATION OF DISPATCH\n\nSUPPORT On occasion AMCARBON-1 5 taske In such instance6, to carry certain or carries out the required action AMCARBON-1 mnakes his inquiries journalistic activities: The within the context of his normal\\_ tasks enables JMWAVE to use of AMCARBON -1 for the Identity Several harness the been used in operational support examples of how AMCARBON-1 tasks are outlined below: used out\n\nCarlos\\_BANDIN of the MRR b . Discrediting 1963 Headquarters In UFGH-2555 dated 13 September Car Cruz (281-309611) JMWAVE {might be able to BANDIN s overinflated claims of the MRR splinter group as a Cuba Headquarters interest in relative to his faction invading by the fact that BANDIN discrediting BANDIN for AMBIDDY-1 public\u00edty stunts were this matter REUTEMAN had irresponsibiof Headquarters interest in at which As a result With AMCARBON\\_1 on 24 September less a luncheon session the BANDIN faction the AMCARBON -1 was advised that to its activities in Cuba . than accurate in its claimsurelatevethat the Identity 3 might In view of this the BANDIN faction to soft peddle any future war that in view of REUTEMAN might release\" only soft peddle but comments theIdentity 3 future Once was discredited the EANDIN faction in the leaked\\_ by AMCARBON-1 to other AMCARBON-1 the source As result wi that BANDIN was not minlmal media coverage newspapermen the BANDIN group has received of this action September 1963\\_ South Florida since was was of want would not would word was\n\nORDONO Camps In March 1963= Andrew' #ORDONO a Andrew Cuba = A 837 617 arrived 1 The of this was given routine 12 March After processing are contalned in by the Identlty 3 being released by CAC , ORDONO was In view of story, JxWVE sensational story was This effort was not productiv tried to locate ORDONO for AMCARBON-1\\_ did locate thus AMCARBON -1 was asked to locate dated 25 March 1963 , for Houston, Texas , See WAVE--6307, ORDONO in details detaiis and and in 1963 In the period February to February 1964, intelligencc as outlined ~1\n\nAMCARBON-1 In WAVE 6176 , dated 22 March to research full b the Identity 3 {ttempting The intent of this reported that on the Bay of the entire tactical feature furnish a recapitulation pointed out that he artiqle was situation. In this was was\n\nWAVE of a In back release from reported that in view of AMBEND-1 's would a deal of press also indicated that AJBEND\\_1 of the a Havana prison on the current actiyitiesio probably be a knowledgeable intelligence was UR in Cuba\\_ on AMBEND-1 's of keeping JMWAVE not contact terms revealed that AMCARBCN-1: States did cause the developments return to the United thus was Initially anticipated publicity stir and was was great most could not and\n\nPAGE NO.\n\n\nxx\n\n4\n\n5-60\n\n40)\n\n53a\n\nPreviou8 Edition, Ube\n\nCONTINUATION OF DISPAICH\n\nUFGA-14781\n\nthinking about exposing the role of Miami attorney Alex E FCARLSON residing 145 Curtiss Parkway, Miami Springs Florida in the of operation AMCARBON-1 stated that if C\u00c1RLSON were of any \u00e7urrent interest to REUTEMAN then the '{dentity 3 would soft peddle the REUYEMAN advised AMCARBON -1 tbat he had no interest in CARLSON but knew of him and was of the opinlon that CARLSON was a sound and honest attorney \\_ The recelpt of this operational intelligence enabled JMWAVE to brief CARLSON on the interest 1n the role that CARLSON had played In the of Pigs invas1on This brief in turn, enabled CARLSON to more adequately prepare himself for a meeting with While AMCARBON-1 did attempt to pursue this Pigs story, he never did put anything print as the story was overtaken by other developments before AMCARBON -1 could finish his Pigs Bay ing, Bay of Bay c In dated 9 July 1963 advised JMWAVE that Mr Trevor YARMBRISTER an assoclate editor for the Sa turday Evening Post, was in during July 1963 attempting to research a story regarding the possibility that strategic missiles were hidden in Cuban caves This information enabled JMWA VE t0 keep Headquarters informed on sensational-type articles which might be appearing relative to Soviet missiles in Cuba\\_ WAVE\n\n- d In WAVE 4701, dated 20 September 1963 AMCARBON-1 JMHAVE of the discussions which he had with at the Miami Playboy Club 01 19 September This information was useful in obtaining an insight into what AMBIDDY-1 was telling the press . gave\n- e In WAVE 5661 dated 10 October 1963 AMCARBON -1 reported on a discussion that he had had on 10 October 1963 with AMBIDDY:1 's public relations man This operational intelligence was useful in terms of keeping KUBARK advised as to what AJIBIDDY-1's representatives-were telling the outside world about their operational activities.\n\n- f In WAVE 6910, dated 31 October 1963 AMCARBON-1 informed JMWAVE about the flood of telephone cal\u00eds which were being received at the Identity 3 relative to so-called KUBARK vessels which were located in South Florida waters This information alerted JMWAVE to the fact that press scrutiny was to be directed toward the Identity Armed with this warnWas able to take action which mininized the publicity repercussions from a renewed press interest in the Identity 5 \\_ ing,\n- In WAVE 7671 dated 16 November 1963 AMCARBON -1 JMWAVE the fact that he had receivod a letter from Peported which coatained an interesting operational lead to one Carlos MONTALVANO in Puno , This lead was examined by JMWAVE , Headquarters and the Lima Station; This examination revealed that the letter was written by a crackpot; thus there was no potential in this lead\\_ This incident did underscdre fact that AMCARBON-1 is willing to bring potentially significan operational leads to JMWAVE attention\\_\n- h In WAVE 1614 , dated 6 February 1964, AMCARBON-1 advised JHWAVE that he had received numerous teleplone calls that Armando Andres GUIROLA Forte who had defected indicating might be an individual who had prevlously from a Cuban fishing vessel December 1963 \\_ At the same been seen in Miani dur November or ious and thought time AMCARBOY-1 pointed\\_ out that he was suspic a bona calls indicated that GUIROLA was that these telephone either a GOC agent or a KUBARK plant\\_ who fide defector but was an was being use\u00e1 as a means of creating boats penetrating enbarrasg the GOC , as a result of fishing ing\n\n5ORM 53a (40)\n\nXX\n\nContinued\n\n64\n\nUFGA -14781\n\nUniited States torritorial waters REUTEMAN advised AMCARBON-1 that KUBARX had played no role 1n mounting provocatlon operatlon agallst GOC At the same time REUTEMAN pointed out that 1t W4s highly unlikely that was a GOC agent As a result of Uis convergation, arrangements were made for JMWAVE to check out certaln aspects of the GUIROL: At the same time AMCARBON -1 was prevalled upon not to a story which m1ght lead the publlc to speculate on wnether GUIROLA was an agent or plant in propaganda play des1gned to embarrass the GUIROLA\n\nPJOPAGANDA OUTLET AMCA'BON -1 has been use] successfully, the perIod covered by this report as a propaganda outlet through which itens of interest KUBARK could be surfaced in the free world press Examples of how AMCARBON -1 has been harnessed 1n this fitld are outlined below:\n\na AMCRAB-1 . The AMCRAJ}-1 defecti story originally surfaced the Miami area on 13 (ctober 1963 via tho Diario de las Aiericas which played up an JPI release from Moutevideo\\_ The API Mor tevideo story highlighted AMCRAB-1 information relative tc GOC actlvitles in The story in the Diario de las Aericas had an extremely iimited impact Spanish readers in the Miani area As a result, i:t was decided to do a series of feature stories on AMCRAB-} pointing up the fact that AMCRAB-1 was typical of the veterans of the: Granna expedition who felt they had been betrayed by CASTRO {nd had been relegated to positions of obscurity \u00f2nce the revolutlon CAS'TRO in power AMCARBON was briefed in detail on the AMCRAB-1 Gtory, and he vas given an opportunlty to debrief AMCRAB-l ur der controlled conclitions 1n JMWAVE safehouse After completirg his debrief AMCARBON-1 wrote series of feature articles on AMCRAB--1 The first article in the series received front page headline play \\_ The: series of articles on AMCRAB-1 were well Wr 'itten, and they- provided an excellent peg for JMWAVE to mount -a replay operation via other propaganda assets AMCARBON-1 story on AMCRAB-1 was picked up by UPI API and others and it was played throughout Latin America\\_ The de tails of this surfacing can be found in WAVE 5826 dated 14 October 1963 ; WAVE 6092, dated 19 October 1963 ; WAVE 6174, dated 21 Oc tober put ing, and , b Charles GRIFFIN Shr Boat Story On 26 February 1964 JJWAVE learned that when Mr CharIes GRIFFIN s sons to Cuba to reclaim the hijacked shr boat JOHNNY IEB , they found that select item 5 were missing from the boat when it was turned over to them \\_ It was believed that this information would nake a hunan interst story which JMWAVE assets could use to counter GOC propaganda clains that United States officials had stolen itels from the Cu'an fishing boats which had violated United States territorial waters In view of this opinion a steering tip was given to to have the Identity 3 representative in Key West interview Mr GRIFFIN\\_ This interview was carried out, and article outlining the points which were of interest to JMWAVE was published in the 27 February 1964 edition of the Identity 3 \\_ 'imp imp good\n\nLAYC\\_Story The Marcl 1964 LAYC meeting in Santiago Clile\\_ was rece iving appropriate coverage in the South Florida as a result, REUTEMAN contacted AMCARBON -1 5 Mlarch 1964 and suisgcsted that the LAYC ting was a story wlich the Identity 3 pursue\\_ AMCARBOY-1 was grateful for this steering and he assigned the task of preparing the story the LAYC one the members of his statf A story on the LAYC was subsequentl? publisled in the 6 March 1964 edition of the . Identity of\n\n(COMMENT: (opies of the articles cited in scbparagraphs a through C above are attacled for Headquarters information\n\nIxx\n\n40)\n\n(40)\n\n- 8 POSITIVE INTELLIGENCE Attempts have been made to obtain positive Intelligence from ANCARBON -1 during the covered by this report\\_ This attenpt has been generally unsuccessful in that AMCARBON -1 does not have a great number of contacts in Katin America who would him access to worthwhile intelligence appreciably in advance of the information appear in the As a result, AMCARBON-1 is usually not aware of iuside developnents in any Latin Anerican country; consequently, he is not a worthwhile source of positive intelligence As a matter fact AMCARBON-1 is less valuable as a source of positive intelligence than most Journalists This is attributable solely to his lack 0f long-standing contacts in the Latin Amer\u00edcan polltlca scene It is belleved that AMCARBON -1 will ultimately overcome this shortcoming thus we will continue to attenpt to harness him the collection of positive intelligence give ing\n- 9 COMIMENT\\_ In the period covered by this report AMCARBON -1 has been be a straight-forward individual who is honest , cooperative and understands the need for securlty. Our relationship also indicates that AMCARBON -1 is an accurate reporter of that informnation wh1ch he passes to KUBARK \\_ In view of this, JMWAVE plans to continue to harness AMCARBON-1 in the sane manner that he has been used in the past\\_ It is believed that our relationship with AMCARBON-1 enhances our abllity to conduct our operational mission in a secure manner addition 'this relationship tends to minimize the possibility that JMWAVE m{ght have difficulties with the media outlets the South Florida area As a result of our continuing relationship with AMCARBON-1 a special activities report will be forwarded at appropriate intervals .\n\n- 10 \\_ It is requested that a 201 number be igned AMCARBON-1 and that JMWA VE be advised of the nunber.\n\n\nEND OF DISPATCH\n\nPAGE No\\_\n\n7\n\n5Ja\n\ncontinued\n\n1n;\n\n\n## Laiin Youth in. Chile Organized by @ Cuban Red Group\n\nSanliaso corsideralicn o nuinrous ?tiuons:'\n\nsmall, butslgnllicuint Communlst-d 0 m n Cuban-inspired Latin youth group Monday In Sanuago, Chilc.\n\n\nSirce Ius Ircepuon, Cuban cxile Miaml have he 0 ted\n\nAbout represenlallve: Latin American youuh organlzallons the most Lalin Amcrican Youth Con:\n\nAnd by doslgn Jl pollt\n\nChile Is one lot flve ' Latln countrles whlch diplomaUc rela: tions with Cuba. It eIso {Communist.\n\n\n1963, for Sccond Congress ncarly {iz zed whcn thie Cuban dclegaUon was' dc(oined Jn Mexico on 'Its Panamanlan rcprcsentalive flew {roin Sanllago to Mexico to con(cr wlth the Cubans then returncd to Clle and the mecUng resumed The agreed on and the \"Fight the Young {or Peace\"\n\nIn March, howeyer, anoher \"Internauonal\" preparetlon mecting held In Cube,\n\nPresidenual . lclections wlll bc Jng contender is Salvador\\_ Allcndc, candidate tho Conmunlst conlrolcd PopuJar Acllon Frpnt (FRAP)Jorge Alcssandii. held\n\nA clccllon to nane will be hcld next wcck, day a(tcr Youth Congrces the clcction may provlde un Indlca-\\_\n\nycar old Cubin Conpnust Jo 8 n Marllnez A do 0 \"0n0 th\u00f8 tho Cuslro' 9u/\n\nMas slcppcd In Jest {al] whcn Uc Congress, oricinally schcdulcd July ot 1963, fultcrcd Cuban exile groups {or Ihc Consrcss directly {rom Moscow.\n\n\nMas, {oricr prcsldcnt ot Uo School o Soclal Sclcnce o( Huvane and now vlcc prcsident ot the Unlvcrsily Siudcnt Fcderatlon, arrlved In Chllc Jn\n\nConunllfco Uho crouj L olhor 0t\n\nEach Umo paty ollicials Inlcrvencd In\n\nMas Jhcro ho con\n\nHo (o\n\n8 t tended only by Cuban yolth represcntativcs Thcnc Congrcss was changcd: \"For Ue Liberation rcad America and it Lalin on more imperialist\" tone.\n\n\nNotllng more Jcurd t epparcnlly bclng n Bcleduled for ddp't teke top Sovlet youub Aldo was ed by cxilcs. In - J5 spcczic {or Consrcss ara outLired\n\n'To salvage Jost 'prestge, It onnounced In late Ausust thu: Congress would be held In to send spresentalives [o Sanuago vhen the Consress convencs ~denounce Ue effor[ [o Amecica\n\nMIAMI HERALD 6 March\n\n+9\n\nThls tlme Clllcan Dr\\_ Solcro and Mos conio back\n\nBut lor Mas, Uhe Congress may not have cume oll.\n\n\nYoull Concrcss hcld In In Ynnl(co no\" lhcmo\n\n\n\nCS COPY", "pages": 10} {"id": "doc_f7c61dc3_5b91_40e3_92e1_eee0b06a7a79", "filename": "104-10100-10034.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10100-10034.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "545 0\n\nCCP ,\n\n8\n\n5-20\n\n(5-13\n\n15-8\n\n15-21\n\n85387\n\nPABI\n\n99\n\nHAGO\n\nOPB\n\nPRAX PBOB CAIR BBIB BIOD 8oP MRID Saco Lapa QUIT 0218 0 94\n\nRETURN TO CIA Do Background Use Only Not Reproduce\n\nORig\n\nROXIB:Jd.\n\n\n6153\n\n21\n\n\n## To STATIOYS\n\nC:RECTOR\n\n\n## CABLS INFO 02\n\n\n## DIR 22218\n\n1 RECRNTLY HAVB NT AS 2 FAILURB IS TDAT 8 2000 PIPTY 80\n\n- 2 3 BiD PUKSUE ESTILB AGENTS\n\nKoutine\n\nINRO\n\n4: JOBS .\n\n\n3 IT 92 D SHOULD STaY BITB HIBED , IX CBA 1 BASI8 A8 DID PBIOB\n\n\n#\n\n\n\n85387 3 18 POLITICALLY TES APPLICATIOM {T\n\n4 1 2 ACCIPT , A BESPECIABLB\n\nreference {Ile. 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STIFFARM REF , In TELLING US wE ALREADY SURMISED KNDWN AMcIT contact In 1968-70 ,\n\nWE HAVE No CONCERNING Contacts BETwEEn VMD MEMBERS And AMERICAN CITIZENS BETWEEN 1968 AND 1970~ APPEARS To US INOPPORTUNE To PREPARE REPORT THE SUBJECT OF The FOR PASSING MEMBERS THE HOUSE DF REPRESENTATTIVES COMMIIIEEL ARE OPPDSED Io THE PaSSAGE ARTICLES FROM QUARIERLY To SAID COMMITTEE.\n\n\n\n## 2 , FILE: 008-002-009/3, E? IMPDET,\n\nX", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_8b60e284_0af0_4c84_ab4e_4832a8f0c349", "filename": "104-10103-10112.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10103-10112.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\nRETURN TO CIA Background Use Do Reproduce Only Not\n\nCQNTINUATION OF\n\nDISPATCH\n\nUFGA 8381\n\n\n## AMTRUNK /1 in turn may be\\_expecbed to\\_keep\\_AMCAPE fully informed controf over AMTRUNK or ACPE\n\n- B \\_ This operation has verv if any AMTRUNK agents are picked up by opposftion in Cuba Not only will KUBARK stand to suffer but ODACID will be tied directly in to the operation as may also QKFLOWAGE by whom AMTRUNK /1 employed, and AMCAPE /]and his newspaper The latter could prove to be most embarrassing and should be fully recognized as a possibility, if not a probability, in the event any of the AMTRUNK team fall into hands . tro\n- The security of this operation has certain questionable aspects At least six people were told about the operation in varying degrees prior to the time the team was Iwo of the agents AMICE/27 and AMICE/14\\_ did not satisfactorily resolve 1s It 15 that an nature from his KUBARK contacts An undercurrent of friction has recently developed between AMICE/14 and AMTRUNK /3 which manifested itself in a fistfight on 29 March \\_ This was precipitated by AMTRUNK /3 who called AMICE/14 the Cuban term for a homosexual the ultimate insult to a Cuban \\_ This in turn gives rise to the question whether AMICE/14, with a possible history of homosexual activity (see UFGA-8411) has made such an 'approach to AMTRUNK /3 \\_ E\u00ebs\n- D The commitments made to AMICE/27 or which AMICE/27 claims were made to him are a matter of concern to the Station. This is an area over which future misunderstanding or aggravation might easily develop.\n\n- E The Phase I landing point appears highly risky \\_ It is within of a cruise missile site radar and in an area frequently patrolled by sea\n- operations ained also I\u00e3ck 'contfol in 'the the of the two operations crossing or targetting on the same individual will be present\\_\n- 3 \\_ In examining the strengths of the AMTRUNK operation the AMTRUNK group as whole represents superior agent materiel Three of the four have been outstanding in trainipg. appear to .have a contacts on the inside whom they ex pect to be able to call on for assistance Although they have been 'out of direct touch with a number of these contacts for periods ranging to two years this is frequently the case in this type of The objective of the' operation is worthwhile They\n- 4 Based 0n the attached\\_operational\\_review and the advantages and digadvantages outlined above of JMWAVE Station that\\_this be moment Bince at the Headauarters ever that as pl\u00e4nning contfnue If Headquarters decision is to continue with the operation at this tjle operational plalis for Phase I and . Phase II will be submitted as formulated and\n\nEND OF MESSAGE\n\n\n\n\n\nForm 5-60 1401\n\nCLASSIFICATION\n\nPAGE No\n\nCONTINUED\n\n2\n\n1\n\n1\n\n9\n\n881\n|\n\nI\n\nII\\_\n\n\n## PROJECI AMTRUNK OPERATIONAL REVIEW\n\n\n## STATUS REPORT ON TRAINING AND PROCESSING\n\nThe AMTRUNK Team consisting of AMICE/27 AMICE/14, AMTRUNK /2 and AMTRUNK /3 were safehoused on 4 March 1963 at Safesite #164 on Plantation Andrew $ PARMERS KUROAR instructor from headquarters was already at the training site when the team was brought there by the two case officers, Irving N. PEGGINS and Hobart J VANDEBORN PARMERS remained at the safesite until 16 March durwhich time he conducted training in clandestine: methods and techniques \\_ This training included security, cover and compartmentation, clandestine communications agent spotting\\_ selection, recruitment and managenent and operational planning and reporting \\_ The training included group discussion and participation in a series of 'appropriate operational situations several problems and daily physical training\\_ this two week period, either PEGGINS or VANDEBORN visited the safesite every spending an average of 'two or three hours with the group in operational discussions and processing During the week of 18 thru 23 March, both case officers spent a majority of the time with the group , debriefing them in detail on their operational contacts workin' out operational details of their infiltration, and continuing their training on an informal basis The week of 25 through 30 March was spent In PM-type training with emphasis compass and map reading including two night problems and on weapons familiarization and firingDuring the period under discussion the AMTRUNK group were all LCFLUTTERED Were assessed by the KUROAR assessment team \\_ were given an initial series of immunizations were lssued clothing, were processed for alias documentation, were processed for disguises, and were further processed on cover and finance problems The results of the LCFLUTTER examinations were sent to headquarters under cover of UFGA-8111 on 13 March 1963\\_ Based on DIR 26430 , no further LCFLUTTER is planned at the prescnt time Iransmitted' as attachment A\" to this dispatch is PARMERS report on his training of the AMTRUNK group, transmitted as attachment \"B\" are the results of thc assessments of the week 0f 925 ttachment \"C\" is the Key \\_ ing Dur ing day ,\n\n\n## AMTRUNK MISSION\\_OBJECIIVE\n\nHhe proiect AMTRUNK Mission\\_objective is to overthrow the cuban government means of a conspiracv among @d I\u00ebders in a coup both Castro @nd\n\n\n\n\n## III\n\n2\n\nthle Connunists from power A secondary and subordinate mission 1s to determine the climate prevailing among the populace in Havana for organizing resistance elements capable of either passive or active sabotage This secondary mission is . exploratory nature only , through the first phases of the. project \\_ In order to accomplish the foregoing missions the operation has been split into two which will be compartmented from each other Phase One involves the black\\_infiltration of AMTRUNK /2 and 3 north coast These two individuals plan to go into Ravana for andthen exfiltrate black from the sane point at which infiltrated Phase consist bagz through the keys area 0n the north coast of Matanzas These two individuals\\_will likewise\\_go\\_ into Havana\\_for\\_ a pperiod of\\_several weeks and then exfiltrate black These two phases are discussed in detail in following para-designed\\_to: set\\_ routes @nd to make contacts among certain level military figures\\_ in Havana The following paragraphs discussing these phases are not designed to be operational plans Detailed operational plans for each phase Will be forwarded as developed they of\n\n\n## A AMTRUNK Personne]\n\n1 AMTRUNK /2 1s a [21)vear old Cuban who is mature for his years and in some degree experienced in clandestine operations He attended Catholic in Havana for two years majoring in Social Prior to Fidel's takeover 4/2 was allied to student elements of the Partido Autentico which upheld the constitution of 1940 He supported the revolution against Batista till it becane apparent that Castro had cast his lot for a Communist regime During his university years from 1959 to 1961 he was actively engaged in supporting anti-Castro groups with weapons and materials Following the Playa Giron invasion\u00e1 great many in the Havana underground were rolled up but A/2 avoided compromise He continued this\\_ through 1961 and finally Jeft Although A/2 does consider Cuba not hinself an he has been cooperative throughout He . 1s a pensive individual who displays good H1s present attitude 'towards KUBARK appears to be one of \"wait and See\" In the meanwhile, he is consciedtiously applying himself in preparation for his mission\\_\n\n\n\n\n\nAMTRUNK /3 a old Cuban,in contrast to A/2 and impulsive On the other hand he is quite loyal wit is appealing to his fellow team members He worked under A/2 in the underground as an action type principally engaging in sabotage His underground work began while he was in secondary school when in 1958 he supported the revolution against Batista In late 1960 he sided with the counter-revolutionaries and began full time anti-Cas activities After the crack down following the of Pigs invasion he avoided detection and continued to engage in underground activities Finally when became hopeless he left Cuba by air for Miami While A/3 has performed satisfactorily in his tr\u00e3ining up to . date, his performance falls far short of other three members A/3 feels KUBARK should only function asasupport for this operaton and Should not interfere in the actual of the operation\\_ Fortunately his role in this operation is comparatively min\u00f6r and he appears Willing to comply with whatever A/2 decides Nevertheless ; direct\\_control 'of A/3 in thefuture 2.4 tro Bay the\n\n\n## B. TASKS\n\n08\n\n- 1. Conduct black infiltration landing at Punta La Jijira ~AMS 3785 I) and establish with the farm manager at U/3's father farm in the section ( (AMS Coords\n- 2 . Through contacts of A/3 obtain transportation for A/2 to Guanaba or Havana 08\n- 3 Although not definite A/3 may remain at his {ather farm and train assets in maritime reception and clandestine communications Having completed this he would then be exfiltrated at Punta Jijira\\_\n- 4 A/2 will go to Havana and obtain safehouse and operational support through his contacts \\_\n- 5 A/2 will contact and develop two potential assets with high level connections within the Rebel Army -\n- 6 A/2 will train support and operational assets in candestine communications as well as arrange for transportation for his exfiltration\\_\n- 7 Exf\u00edltration of A/2 at Punta La Jijira or Puerto Escondido (AMS 3885 II)\n\n\n\nC\n\nD\n\n\n\n\n## INFIL-EXFIL PLANS\n\n- The tentative date the infiltration of A/2 and 3 at Punta La Jijira 18 963 The infiltrees will make their way one kilometer from the coast and from A/2 will be provided with transportation to go to ' Guanabo or Havana\\_ May\n- 2 The exfiltration of A/3 will occur three days after. his infiltration. This arrangment, as yet, is not definite-\n- 3 The exfiltration of A/2 is tentatively planned for 31 1963 at Punta La Jijira or Puerto Escondido A/3 feels that Puerto Escondido would afford a more secure point for exfiltration but that a reconnaisance of the area would be necessary before final decisi\u00f2n is reached Prearranged telegram signal would indicate his preferenceMay\n- 4 The above fall within a favorable moon phase for maritime operations In addition the infil-exfil schedule will allow for an extra margin beyond the 10 days which A/2 considers the minimum acceptable period of time to make his contacts dates\n\n\n## OPERATIONAL ASSETS WITHIN CUBA\n\n- 1 Following the successful infiltration of A/2 and 3 the 24 two men will work their way to aufarm owned jointly by (A/3 's father and Santos SUAREZ located h kilometer) from the point of contact w\u00efth manager of the farm named CRUZ J 35 to 40 of age , is narried and h\u00e0s an school educ\u00e1tion\\_ He has no record of underground activity A/3 will depend upon make the following contacts in order to obtain transportation to Guanabo or Havana:\n\n08 Goman HERNANDEZ who lives 9 kilometers away in (Sierra GERNANDEZ owns a small farm and a the area and also owns truck He is 06 B7 to 40 years of age married with six or seven children\\_ He was jailed for a brief period in past for counter-activities\\_ the evolutlonar%g b \\_ unsuccessful ingetting he will contact (Augusto MACHIN who a farm next father 9 farm He is married wife name was themayor of Santa Cruz del Nortein 1954. He owns a jeep. 08\n\n\n\n\n\ns\n\n5\n\nAnother contact of A/3 is age 21 , single education He provided support in the form of food and safehousing t8 underground workers in the past\\_ address is Coroje #1; Cotorro Havana He owns @utcheg) shop in the [Cotorro)secti\u00f3n of Havana Subject will be contacted by A/3 ifoqe needs to be safehoused in Havana\n\n06\n\n2 The following assets would be contacted by A/2 after arriving in Havana will be contacted in the order listed\\_ Their function will be to provide safehouses and vehicles They for\n\nEls\u00e0 Maria NEGRIN , 25 years of age born in Havana A/2 first met her when she was a student at the University of Havana majoring in Social Sciences Presently she lives with her aunt in Havana A/2 has maintained correspondence with her She has helped previously in providing safehousing for the underground \\_ She also has car 06, 06 and\n\n0 8 IGLESIAS Betancourt, age 55 born in Havana He lives and practices(edicingin Havana has helped .A/2 in underground activities previously\\_ He has a brother two daughters and a son now residing 1n the His daughters live in New Jersey and were last seen by A/2 about six months ago Subject was menber of the Partido Pueblo Cubano an anti-Batista group and was a professor of at the Universi\\_ of Havana up. until 1961 when he re signed. also close friend 08\n\n5\n\n05 0 d age about 65 born in Havana , single 1s an Gnglisb who runs a small private [tutoring) schooi in (Eng Havana She was A/2's 8 'English teacher ~ and offered support to the underground. by herself has automobile and is a close friend of A/2 and his wife\\_ an c Gergio born in Cienfuegos , a former Genator as well as the former head of the Railroad system in Cuba ] Subject was originally a member of the Autentico and claimed to be a KUBARK confidante during Castro takeover . 86MENDEZ has an apartment and two cars and previously helped A/2 in underground activities \\_ He has a daughter who works for the government but is not sympathetic to the regimeThe husband of this daughter howevel works for (Che GuevaraJ A/2 has with (ENDEZ Party has gorrespondencg\n\n\n\n6\n\n06 08 e BAMCIALLA age @23-24) born in Havana single mother and father attended the University of Havana and Villanova fron (1959 to 1960] She became a close friend of A/2 during their 'student 'days has no record of underground work She lives in Guanabo Beach)during the summer A/2 felt he to contact her if she was living at order to safehouse A/3 there if necessary GGloria\n\n3 The following two operational assets' will be contacted by A/2 after he. is safehoused in Havana Their function will be to spot officers disaffected the Castro Regime Army\n\n09\n\nGose DUARTE Oropesa age early (aos )served in the Arny)during World War II According to A/2 , 66 made of the GSth Military District) by Gamilio Cienfuegos the disappearance of 06 (Cienfuegos removed from the post and pregently on an as well as royalties from property confiscated by the government He said DUARTE)started working against Castro within the MRP under Manuel RAY \\_ For a timghe was the@ilitary secre of the MRP and became quite involved ix plotting against Fidel.64/2 stated that it was rumored at the time that \u00dfUARTE )was working for the MRP that he was also a KUBARK agent Eventually on G-2 suspect list, but according to A/2 @QUARTE able to evade detection Subject has good connections within the Rebel Army and revolutionary government \\_ A/2 trusts this individual and has `confidence in him as a potential operational lead in spite of conflicting reports which mention an opportunist: tary algo\n\n(Jorge age Gate 30s early married\\_ Subject holds the rank of the Rebel Army but is not presently on active duty was a friend of Castro's during the revolution and A/2 claims maintains some contact with Fidel\\_ He also been working in a limited fashion against Fidel and was originally associated with the MRR and Monte Cristo groups ? (ALS primary interest has been trying to genize his fri within the Rebel Army against Fidel \\_ A/2 feels (ALS] a very discreet individual who has not been identified as an anti-Castro organizer by the G-2 A/2 claims to be a close friend of (ALS) trusts him completely A/2 saw and talked to (ALS] to his flying out of as a 06 405\n\n\n\n7n\n\n\n\nA/2 also attempt to contact the following operational asset if he has an opportunity to make contact\\_ may\n\nGester RODRIGUEZ age Gate 30s early 40s J married, former member of the Partido Pueblo Cubano He fought with Raul Castro in the Sierra Cristobal Following the Castro takeover he served as (ead of one of the 'military zones within Havana province was given assignments and A/2 thinks he now INRA) in Oriente Province \\_ He clains [RODRIGUEZassisted hig underground group during 1961 by supplying trucks for transporting weapons and materials Area\n\n06\n\n\n## COVER AND\\_COMMUNICATIONS\n\n\n## 1 Cover\n\nA/2 will be issued documentation claiming he is an employee of \u00e0 local brewery in Havana\\_ A/3 on the other hand will be issued documentation as a bus driver within the city of Havana Both will, also be issued drivers licenses and additional items such as immunization certificates Cuban receipts, etc . The two men will also be outfitted with disguises\\_\n\n\n## 2 . Communications\n\nPrimary communications 'will be established through an SW system \\_ Both men will be given SW instruction and will be issued accommodation addresses in Miami This instruction and these .addresses in turn will be passed on to the recruited assets PBRUMEN for use as the operation develops \\_ Prearranged signals will also be devised for use by the team via telegram to indicate their progress and confirm their place and time of exfiltration\\_ Both members will also be given an OWVL system to provide them with quick instructions in case of an emergency \\_\n\n\n## OPERATIONAL AND SECURITY EVALUATION\n\n1\\_ The operational aspects of Phase I portrays mission which has considerable potential but also considerable risk The area of infiltration is within five miles of a cruise missile site and its accompanying radar In addition boat patrols are known to work this portion of the coast at frequent intervals Once-infiltrated the team will not have to travel far before 24 their first contact\\_ However A/3 is leary of staying at his Gfather 5 farmfor any length of time and he does not want his z4 (father to know of his presence in Cuba For this reason the will not be able to serve as safehouse A/2 plans on leaving the the same lands This presents the problem of what to On approach is to take A/3 farm farm day;\n\n\n\nt6 Guanabo or Havana and safehouse him \\_ This however may jeopardize the operation because A/3 lacks the ma turity and patience necessary to put while A/2 goes about his business He may take advantage of his visit to Havana to undertake a clandestine assignment on his own When A/2 3 step ashore in Cuba : control will v\u00e0nish Fortunately A/2 has sufficient resource of judgement to go about his business competently \\_ Unfortunately A/3 gives no such indication\\_ this reason an attempt will be made to steer A/3 towards developing assets around his(ather's farm]with maritine reception capabilities stay and For\n\n2 \\_ on the other hand \\_ appears to have a sufficient numbe) of supporting assets for hisouafety while in Havana However he has not over a year In addition both men are presently outside of the Cuban organization and this position dampen their in recruiting Within the Station reports conflict with A/2's evaluation man While there is no evidence to verify that QUARTE is pro-regime there has been a recent report him from AMLEO /3 which claims (DUARTE is an opportunist who might work for the\\_highes ,LA/2's rebuttal to these remarks is that assisted him in the past and when the chips were down he continued to aid him in his underground activities\\_ still leaves a question mark next to the worth unfortunately can be resolved by direct contact between him and A/2 \\_ There are other security implications which should be discussed in this evaluation\\_ Both A/2 and A/3 cannot be considered truly security conscious While safehoused A/2 wrote letter to a contact in Miami which was to be transmitted by his case officer The letter gave an indication that A/2 was seeking contacts in Havana and conveyed the impression that a trip was in the dfing A/2 has written several other letters not seen by his C Os which might have given the sane impression A/3 on the other hand in New York prior to\\_coming to He 'Eh\u00e1t h\u00eb vs Joining AMICE727 on an operation that would take them first to Miami\\_ and to Cuba \\_ Once there would go to his father farm begin make contacts A/3 also stated that a man be one of their contacts This loose talk coupled with A/3's attitude that KUBARK exists' only to serve him makes him a marginal candidate for this operation\\_ However , if A/3 is exfiltrated three.days after his entry into Cuba, the operation will gain his usefulness and eliminate some of the risk he presents. Army may Army \\_ on only they\n\n\n\n\n\n3 : The above evaluation stresses the operational and security weeknesses in this operation In contrast to these weaknesses are the positive considerations of this mission A/2 has the intelligence\\_ competence and confidence to approach and recruit two assets with the potential for developing anti-regine operations at a high level within the Cuban The results 'which these .anti-regime activities can accomplish is a matter for conjecture but it appears that they carry potential Nevertheless if the operation continues it will bear close watching in terms of security and controi for these factors will jeopardize the operation as well as KUBARK position if not properly contained,\n\n\n## IV\\_ PHASE\n\n\n## II\n\n\n## A AMTRUNK\\_PERSONNEL\n\nsenior nember of the AMTRUNK group , is a 41 year fromn a family. His. father now deceased was a prominent individual in law and politics \u00e0nd was at one time a senator A/27 himself graduated from Iaw school in Habana and was a practising lawyer In 1959 he became legal adviser to Camilio Cienfuegos \\_ Following the disappearance of Cienfuegos in October 1959 , A/27 began to engage in counter-revolutionary activities In 1961 at which time he held the position of UnderSecretary of Public Works he felt that his underground activities. had come to the attention of the government and he took refuge along w\u00edth his wife in the Venezuelan Enbassy He was given safe conduct from the Embassy to PBPRIME in late 1961 Subject is intelligent , articulate, and highly motivated He has sone experience in counter-revolutionary activities and has demonstrated an excellent capacity for learning clandestine techniques\\_ He has a very large ego , and aristocratic pride is very sensitive and is quick to take offense He is frank to `state that he bas a low opinion of . KUBARK that he 1s nor 2 he re May anv is working or He States that he is Working for overthrow of present regime in his own country and that he will accept KUBARK aid and advice but will not accept KUBARK control\\_ His attitude although not hostile is frequently critical and he presents difficult handling problem\\_\n\n2 AMICE/14 is a 26 year old Cuban citizen who is also a the University of Havana He has been in'volved much of his adult life in clandestine Subject arrived by small boat in June 1961 in PBPRIME . He is highly motivated is intelligent and objective \u00e0nd has a highly developed security consciousness developed from his counter-revolutionary experiences From January to July 1961 he made Sfiltration/exfiltration trips to and from and has an excellent knowledge of the nor area He is easy to work very\n\n19\n\n10 2\n\nwith and has evidenced 'little of the hostilities or antiKUBARK feelings shown by AMICE/27\n\n- 8 Subject is old fisherman from the (Cardenas\\_ area who took refuge-1n PBPRIME in February 1963 \\_ He had previously assisted A/14 in infils and exfils and will be used as a maritime guide\\_\n\n\n## IASKS\n\n- black maritime infiltration by small boat onto Cinco Leguas (AMS 4085 III) to contact individuals who. fornerly assisted AMICE/14 in infil-exfil operations Key Map\n- Through contacts on Cinco Leguas organize a ratline into the mainland including making arrangements for trans portation into Havana Key ,\n- 3. Through the mechanism established above move to Havana and obtain safehousing\\_ and operational support,\n- 4 , Make all necessary arrangements for subsequent exfiltration and future infiltrations\n- 5 \\_ Approach and recruit 'key 1ndividuals with contacts among important military figures . two\n- 6 Establish internal and external communlcations\\_\n- Exfiltrate from Phase' II\\_\n\n\n## INFIL\\_EXFIL PLANS\n\n- It 1s\n- at and AMICE/14 aga\u00een go into Cinco Leguas and expect to be 'passed on through these contacts to Havana Subjects will exfiltrate by small boat on or about 26 April and will be met by the parent craft in open water to the north of Cruz del Padre (Map sheet 4085 will Cayo\n- to infiltrate AMICE/27 AMICE/14, and into Bhe Cinco Leguas Keys area on or about Subjects will take small boat with silent motor into area and remain in the area for approximately three dur which time they will remain black keep the boat hidden in the mangroves contact individuals known to them on Cinco Leguas \\_ will make arrangements with contacts at that point to re-activate contacts of AMICE/14 on the mainland at Casualidad (Map 4085 III Grid Square 1747) and contacts in the town of Marti and Cardenas Plans will be worked out;at\\_this\\_time with these\\_contacts for Keys days ing and They\n\n\n\nD\n\n\n\n\n## OPERATIONAL\\_ASSETS WITHIN CUBA\n\n- 1 Cayo Cinco Leguas This is used for producti\u00f3n of charcoal and salt Residents are reported solidly antiCommunist A/14 has tw\u00f2 contacts here that he used for infils exfils One is Lezcano Tango is a brother of '@u\u0161tiqui ano Garcia Lezcano whom A/14 wanted to use as a guide in this operation but who was already being utilized elsewhere\" The other contact is the owner of the Salina (salt drying beds) A/14 has not been able to recall this individual name key yet\n- 2 Finca Casualidad \\_ This area is directly south of Cinco Leguas on the mainland\\_ contacts here '~G\u00e4rcia (not related to above) and(Pablo Lopez) both of whom have small farms in the area Key Tango\n- Town of Marti Contact here LNU \\_ Subject is about 50 years old is employed by UINRA and has a jeep which was used previously by A/14 for operational purposes 06\n- 4 City of Cardenas Contact is(Pedro Barbi owner of the 05Bate Marino Subject is close friend of A/14 who assisted him previously with transportation for maritime receptions ob\u00dfarbi) would be used to take A/14 and A/27 to Havana Owns car\n\n5 of Matanzas A-14 has a friend here named Pedraza who also A/14 in underground activities in 1961 Subject is old, married, and is a forman 08lf public works the Subject has a son (Carlos)ahow in New York City Bedraza)will be contacted for transportation to Havana Owns a car City city\n\n06 6 Varadero \"Fifo\" Bineiro) owns car and was formerly close friend of Subject was formerly active in the underground@nd might be by A/14 in the event he could not 061 8 the brother of the communist Wanolo Pineiro, aka \"Barba Roja\" but is reported to be anti-communist himself\n\n\n## Havana 06\n\na @dolfina (Suarez) More Subject is single and lives with her mother Is of AMICE/27 (possibly mistress) and\\_can as safehouse\\_keeper Subject is sister of Bafael (Suarez) More) a [Commandante inthe Navy] according to A/27 , was at one 'timeCchief of naval 0 operations) His present assignment or location is Who =\n\n- unknown -\n\n\n\n\n\nb Manuel (Garcia) Sanchez Is a close friend of A/14 and is uncle of(A/l4's wife \u017e08 Can be used for operational support, a car and Was formerly a Lt \\_ in Oriente under (Calixto but no longer in army believes he is now an adminstrator of sone type of indus in Havana try\n\n- c @aria Josefa (Isalgue) ) Subject is aunt of A/14 and can be used as safehouse keeper She is single lives alone 'except for cats Does not have a car Was a teacher but now has a pension and does not work ten\n\nd GGonzalo (Lopez) d\u00eb la Torre) Subject 1s A/27 and can be called on for ops support or safehousing. Subject has a is married, no chiidren, is in his sixties car , e LBebo (Oroz\u00e7e To be recruited by \"A/14 \u00e0s his prinin Havana Subject and 4/14 previously worked together the underground .o6@rozco) was in the Sierra with Castro and also fought in Camaguey He res igned from the army in February. 1959, although he has maintained many contacts within the army\\_ Was one time active in the 06 Movimiento Democratico Martiano and was a friend of Capt \\_ Bernardo Corrales who was shot by Castro in Pinar del Rio Subject cane to PBPRIME in April 1961 with A/14 to obtain arms remained there infiltrating back into Cuba without his absence having been known to the authorities Was responsible for safehousekeepingGargas Gomez] % for nearly one month when authorities were searching for him Will be used for intel collection and spotting on defectable army officers. He is also A/27 but not well A/14 was last in touch with letter about two months ago , 06 and to\n\nf Ranon (Guip) Diaz Subject to be recruited by A/27 Would be used for operational intelligence and spotting among disaffected army officers Would be kept kntirely compartmented 1s an army Comandante now managing a large INRA farm complex outsid of Havana He is known to A/27 and A/14, both of whom believe he can be contacted safely: He is anti-Communist and is one of the group of Camil\u00f2 Cienfuegos officers contabted by A/27 in early 1961 to join in an overthrow of . the government -\n\nL\n\n\n\nE\n\n\n## F\n\n\n\nTarget personal\u00ecties who are suspected of being\\_dis-affected and on whom A/27 and A/14 will information in Havana are as follows: attempt to gather\n\nComandante \"Macho\" Parra\n\nCdte \\_ Oscar Guerra\n\n3 .\n\n\nJose Pinares\n\n4 .\n\n\nCapt .\n\n\nFNU Lawton\n\n5 .\n\n\nManuel Avila\n\n6 .\n\n\nCmdte -\n\nRene de\n\nlos Santos\n\nPedro Miret\n\n8\n\nCapt\n\nJuan Nuiry\n\n9 .\n\n\nCmdte -\n\nRafael Suarez More\n\n10\n\nCapt \\_\n\nFernando Fernandez Superville\n\nCapt .\n\n\nFNU Guerra Matos\n\n12 ,\n\nCapt. Sandy Olivares\n\n13 \\_\n\nJoge Fernandez Alvarez\n\nThese JMWAVE RI and in In 9 @vidence majority of cases may be disaffected. to indicate the subjects would In the case of Jose Pinares however This appear that he is completely loyal to the regime were information was passed to A/27 and A/14, RI files 'negative: on Avila and Lawtonon\n\n\n## COVER AND\\_COMMUNI\n\nand. AMICE/14 will live black durtheir entire in Cuba . will be equipped With alias documentation with disguises\\_ Both of them have and Havana area and know the previously lived in the Secret Writing (sw) and well\\_ will be trained in 'possible 'three plan to train at least and agents in Havana in prior to their own In addition, it is planned to train A/27 and in OWVL At the time of 'infiltration, Will have been laid on with the agents \\_ change in time or location of the event that a an OWVI message could be the becomes necessary immediate message which might have 80 Bente sent urgent and during their short stay in Havana would be by the agents open code system by commercial on a prearranged be worked out to cover Such a system will ternal communications several possible contingencies \\_ Inand A/14 will of whatever net is organized by A/27 drops \\_ be arranged by courier, cut-out , live and dead ing stay They They two Any\n\n1 The\\_LCFLUTTER\\_examinations 0n both AMICE/27 and AMICE opinion Of /14 case officers and the training both the close contact with these personnel who have been in individuals that both agents are\n\n\n\n\n\nhighly motivated and strongly anti-communist, will remain' basically unresoived since it almost certain that A/27 would refuse a second LCFLUTTER: examination if asked \\_ It is Te nature seriousness consequences this are as not clear yet\n\n- 2 : people something about\\_this Although he says that he not give any details of the operation, he does admit to having discussed it in very general terms with two individuals whom he named at the t1me of the LCFLUTTER test One of these and one of Vargas Gonez two\n- 3 AMICE/27 has not seen his contacts in the for the past two years\\_ Although it is difficult to assess how well he knows various persons in the military about whom he speaks , it is the case officer 5 opinion that few of these contacts might be considered really close AMICE/14 has been out of direct touch with his operational contacts since July 1961 army\n- 4, The infiltration into Cayo Cinco Leguas is dependent upon having a 'good guide in the boat At this time Phase II is awaiting the recruitment of AMTRUNK / 4 as guide \\_\n- 5 \\_ Contr\u00f2l over AMICE/27 and AMICE/14 1s basically lacking . Some control can be exerted through the implied threat of withholding support to the operation Control however will remain tenuous at best and A/27. will continue to be a difficult handling problem.\n\n- 6 \\_ On the positive side of the ledger is the calibre of the agents both of whom are well educated, astute and highly motivated. Both agents\\_have experience in clandestine opera A/14 who bas a number of previous clandestine entries and exits and has many operational contacts To date both have performed in superior manner in training,\n\n\n## FUTURE\\_ PLANS\n\nDuringthe week of 1 through 6 April the team will receive maritime Instruction During the week 8 through 13 April they will receive SW training, possibly OWVL training disguise training, \u00ebnd further operational planning sessions\n\n\n## COMMIIMENTS\n\nAccording to AMICE/27 the\\_following principle 1 which he feels is 2 comnitnent ODYOKE was enunciated during his to ZRMETAG: a new Cuban\n\n\n\nN\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\ngovernment which is anti-Communist and which operates on democratic principles; ODYOKE does not desire to impose a government of its own choice upon Cuba\" A/27 made a big point of discussing this \"commitment\" It is apparent that he intensely dislikes (or fears?) Batista and his followers It is also apparent that in his mind he links Batista and. KUBARK= and fears that KUBARK would back Batistianos in \u00e0 post-Castro governmenthas\n\n- 2 All AMTRUNK group\\_members think that they received a operational with funds assistance but QDYOKE or KUBARK 1p any sense On this point are very. they\n- 3 Another commitment which AMICE/27 claims to have discussed in ZRMETAL is that ODYOKE should give \"official recognition\" to members of a conspiracy which culminates in a successful coup d'etat, following the coup in order that these individual: will not be treated as criminals by a future regime\\_ This neans recognition of an individual s participation in the conspiracy , not a promise of recognition of a specific government formed by the conspirators themselves \\_ politicai\n- 4 Discussion of the above \"commitments\" has been pressed several times by A/27 \\_ PEGGINS has not agreed to any of these commitments with A/27 \\_ However A/27 feels that the commitments have already been made' by ODYOKE in ZRMETAL \\_ PEGGINS has told A/27 that he w\u00ecll report thege \"commitments\" back to ODYOKE to determine 1f in fact, ODYOKE considers them as commitments\n- 5 has been that if any of the group were killed or captured while on the in PBPRIME\\_ would be assisted for a \"reasonable of time to state what that be or much financial assistance would be involved . bx\n- One further negative commitment has been discussed between PEGGINS and A/27 \\_ PEGGINS has stated to A/27 that no commitment will be made at this time to support any internal group organized by the AMTRUNKS with weapons or explosives and that this extends specifically to no promise to support actiye sabotage with demolitions\n\n\n\n", "pages": 17} {"id": "doc_93b6188e_1481_432b_bdf3_fc7d3d1ae768", "filename": "104-10076-10277.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10076-10277.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "DIR\n\nREF\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n- 76664 )\n- REFS-a\n\nOITO, RECEIVED 89 SEMD US GN 6 BOTILES :0f THESE IE 12 JOSE 0f; 18 SINCCE; AGUILA I Cayo LEVISA IS Safc; IME Boat; IS 01S BE AQUILES\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n08\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_1ebd247d_4fee_481e_9814_55050aadcee7", "filename": "104-10135-10145.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10135-10145.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n03/30/\n\nSECRET\n\nFRP: ,2 ,\n\nC/LA 16062\n\nStAFF\n\ncI\n\nACTIDN:\n\nC/LA-8\n\n(755)\n\nC/EPS/EG-2,\n\n(17/w)\n\n78 1631411\n\nPAGE 001\n\nIN 1631411\n\nTOR: 2915332 78\n\nCMIM 29191\n\ns E C R E 2915232 Nov 78\n\nCITE'LA/MIAMI 29191\n\nTo; PRIORITY DIRECTOR ,\n\nWNINTEL RYBAT SLANK\n\nREF : LA/MIAMI 29190 1631398\n\nIDEN: 1400 Sw 16TH STREET MIAMI, FLA 33145 TEL (305) 858-4406 .\n\n\nIMPDET\n\nEnd OF MESSAGE\n\nSECRET", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_b6db1a4f_c396_4aaa_b877_ca89ecf1fdfd", "filename": "104-10163-10136.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10163-10136.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nD\n\nIlod 1 te {deel of Latln It be to Agency lose or contact bav pen And\n\nRason Lozara 8 clobe 1o other that Ve to tro 2 Jeav 18 t2 2 the 1\n\nClara Barker Jn the blo data\\_ h0 tc for Cuban parsons , of @Dd the to sucb Dof or 1ts 8a] qulte often Procoss 0? e tnsit 03 be {arker, could an cabea vould\n\n2 W 10 Ylanl, I Ve have data Yanio' Yanolo brothor , Srlande Vu : 2", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_2b02eb8e_250f_46c9_a2f5_c69e60f86343", "filename": "104-10170-10121.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10170-10121.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n75\n\n\n\n\n\n- AMh;vs ,\n- N?\n\n\n\n\n9I\n\n- 2 \\_\n\nREFERENCGS:\n\nA,\n\nUFGT\n\n16628\n\nB.\n\n\nUFGT 15216\n\n\n\n14-ooooo\n\nB\n\nCONTINUAIION Of DISPATCH\n\n\n## PRODICTIOY\n\n1\n\nc fforts durlng recent months have conccntiated on the picparatlon of 8\n\n(1)\n\nsent t\u00f6\n\ndclecations\n\n3,000:copies\n\nLatln Amcrica:\n\n(2)\n\nthe\n\nUnfted\n\nBere sont studc\u00fat Canade, coples 19: Wh\u00edch bulletin ipserted E\u00e0ch asked t\u00f6 the .gale Well to seek persons collaborate W1th the magazine their talen The the varloug official of governncnte and both 1n the United well a\u00fcong: Cuban exila Journallsts 'and organizationg\n\n'(4)\n\n(5)\n\n(6)\n\nSipce Jlarch 1,000 envclopes contalnlng AMISPELL piopeganda have been mnlled to Cuba on monthly basis, Th1s propaganda 1s directed particularly at Btudents nho support the reglme (coples of are belng forwarded undcr 1966,\n\n\n## 3, Press\n\nThe majority Of AJISPELL press releages havo boen 1n connection W1th the mistreatment of polltical soncrs by the Castro regime\\_ Other releases concerned the aforementloncd BOITEL cempaigp and a tribute to Cubau martyrs wlo gave the BATISTA dictatorship in 1957(Coples Of the press relenses are being forvarded uuder separate cover,) pr1\n\n- 1 Final payment of AMSPELL salarles and 'termlnetion bonusos made in February in line the s reductlon of financial support to AJSPELL. Under the . present arrangement JIWYAVE support 18 to 000 monthly; Includes thc 8200 monthly support 5 family, offic\u00eb overhead; and support for printing/distribut1ng th\u00e8 bl-monthly publlcation, Sta\n- 2 The amo\u00fcnts were expended by thc Statlon support of AMSPELL 'activities during the second half of FY 66:\n\nOperational expenses\n\n$ 9,929,74\n\nSalaries\n\nand termlnatlon bonuses\n\n6,200,00\n\nTotal expenditures\n\n\n## D:\n\nFUTURE PLANS\n\nIt 1s apticipated that AMISPELL efforts in the near future be directed at the upcoming CLAE meeting \"hich is scheduled to be hcld in Havana 29 July to 9 August 1966.\n\n\n\n\n530\n\n2 of. 2\n\n14-000\n\nwa\n\n@f\n\nACTION REQUIRSD:. FYI\n\nREFERENCE:\n\n\n## A OPERATIONAL\n\n\n## Genoral\n\nDuring the perlod under rovlew AMISPELL contlnued operatlong at the 'student/youth AMSPELL sent clrcular lctter 1n Cuba In an effort to cstabllsh 8 \"dlalogue\" botwecn these young people Other AMISPELL activltles during this perlod are contalned below; to\n\n2,\n\nPrnted Propagande \\_\n\n\n## a Monthly AMISPELL Bulletin:\n| | | December |\n|------------------|-------|------------|\n| To Cuba | 4,800 | 4,800 |\n| To La tin | 2 900 | 2 900 |\n| To America | 925 | 1 925 |\n| To Lat1n Amerlca | 1,925 | 1,925 |\n\nNovember b, The rogular.bulletin hlghllghted the following thenes: Tho peed for solldarity the struggle for Cuban polltical prisonors; the new trend 1n Pol1sh communism and Its toward the systom; the toward totalltarlanism apd the fallure of Castro'6 plan to 1ndoctrinate Cubap Btudents The ' December bulletin carried Christmas (Copies of the bulletin are beIng sent for Hendquarters Information under separato cover )\n\n\n## 3,\n\nradio broadcest during\n\n\n\n\n\n24-Novomber 1965\n\nCuban officiele\n\nUFGA 24575\n\nNovenvor and Toplcs discubgcd on p\u00efogram i Bupporting a\u00e0d 'youth world re mc\u00e0gag\u00e8 In 'Dcccmbef.\n\n\nthemesporlod under re\u00efler councilo\n\na;\n\nTi\u00e7hter contiol bo Actlvltieb of Cuban: agont\u00e0 10\n\nc Of\n\nLibre:\n\n- Reporte\n\nb; Commentg on 20d tion.\n\n\nANSPELL commonte on 0 Mlam1 Herald by Cuban studonte rcgarding the Incompatlbllitj and Communidm, ty b, Cuban agonte rcportedly regponslblc Robcrt of State D\u00f8nn Rusk and Senator Kennedy on tour8 Latin Am\u00e9rico,\n\nIn Cuban unlversl ties,\n\n- c pollc\u00edeb\n\nNovember\n\nDecember\n\n$ 2;250.00\n\n$ 2,250,00\n\nOperatlonel Expenseg;\n\n$ 3,850,00\n\n$ 4,150,00\n\n\n## C FUTURE ACTISITISS\n\nAn ovorall of AMSPELL operationg 18 currently being m\u00e0de the Statlon and AJISPELL are concluded, it is tho ABISPELL organizatlon be congiderably reduced,\n\n5J0\n\nooooo\n\nChlef 0f Statlon,\n\nPYI\n\nUPGA 4)\n\nput Idontity lcb 1s: Nov 5 but \u00e4ccoraing t\u00f6 h\u00f8 hs bo' hecessary Hs to Latip on for Idontlty #b\u00ebn\n\nA, LUSBY\n\nAttachnent:\n\n1\n\nIdep\n\nDlBtributlon:\n\n3 Co8\n\nTYPED:\n\n*BDec\n\nSubj\n\nPP/Chrono\n\n\n\n53\n\n65\n\nDlvl\u00f8 lon\n\nUPGR-5726\n\nDODS\n\nC/wh\n\nDATE\n\n\n\n4 DEC 195s\n\n19-124+28/3\n\nnea\n\nRELEASING\n\n5518\n\n\n\n14-00000\n\nS22\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\nDIR\n\nMADR\n\nCITE\n\n7852\n\nIYPIC\n\nA ,\n\n7978*(n1/823\n\n- B ATHE SUeJECT DELEGATION DEPARTED YAVE DEC ASSURAHCE SECRETARY MEETINC POSSIELE FIRSI SCHEDULED FOR DEC BUI CHA#GED Io 12 DEC DUE URG ENI Un MAITER WILL ADVISE OUICOME\n- 2, MEMBERS DELEGATION: A) , (IDEN\n\n1852 64401 7970 10 4 12 AMELEAK- !\n\n\n\n## DISPATCH\n\nChicf\n\nStation JNWAVE\n\nACTION REQUIRED:\n\nR\u00cbF\u00cbRENCE:\n\nUFGA , 23069, 16 Septcmber 1965\n\n4\n\n\n## 1 Generfl\n\nperlod undor revlew; AUH INT/2 Caracag and turned 'on s1tuatlon 1n that coun whlch #as submltt\u00f8d Roforcnce In addItf\u00f6n to tho normal propapand\u00e4 ac tivities; tho AJISPELL group Waged campalgn for thc releaso Of political prlsoners and this the the \"open door pollcy on 28 September try\n\n\n## 2 , Propnganda Productlon (samples formarded und\u00e9r separate covcr)\n\n4 coples of thc bulletin wcre mallcd Into PBRUJLEN each Ovcr 6,000 .coples of the Internatlonnl cdlt\u00edon monthly to addresseeg 1n Latin Amerlca and Westerp Europe \u00c4mong the @ain issuos treated fn the' werc: internal problens of 88 result of Ben Bella's ov\u00f6rthrow; atrocltfes 1n Viot Nam; Of Albcrto Muller op th\u00eb secret executlons 1n' Conmunlst PBRUMEN ; the conments Identlty A respect to the `exod\u00fcs and 8 3800\n\nb releases are also forvardod under sep\u00e4rate cover Included 1s an '\u00e0rt\u00edcle by on the studont disc\u00f6ntent 1n PBRUMLEN which appeared Identity B, Otber articlos and press were 'used by Identitles B,'C and D and by\n\nAttachment: 1- Prop samples 2-Iden Distrlbutlon: 3- WHC,w/\u00e0tt.\n\n\n(continued)\n\n26\n\n3\n\nDAJI\n\n24 Nov 65\n\nUPGA-23946\n\n19-124-26/3\n\n860\n\n'D\u00cfSPATCH\n\nUFGA-23946\n\n\n## 3\n\nAJISPELL cont fts aiid prepared for distribution to 'Am\u00ebrican iadio sta tions One sichby Alberto b\u00ebf\u00f3rc his Imprisonment\\_ 'Local Spanl\u00f8li language uscd\n\nOther developments\n\nIp @f resigned to scek \u00f2th\u00ebr Th\u00eb inter\u00ebst '(per H\u00e8 is inteiiigent Indivldual and 1s 'c\u00fcrrently In international ag\u00ebncles.\n\n\nB.\n\n| Operatlonal Expenses | July | 'August 3 ,850.00 | Septenber October 3,850.00 3 850 .00 |\n|------------------------|-----------|---------------------|----------------------------------------|\n| 'Totals | S7,009.70 | $7,950.00 | $6 ,100.00 |\n\nAHSPELL w1ll continue polltacal actlon and propaganda actlvftles the comIng mon ths and engage 1n speclal campalgns and press releases current developments dictate:\n\n\n\nPAGE NQ\n\n2 of 2\n\n\n\n\n\n5 E \u20ac 1622592\n\nDIR CIIE WAVE TYPIC A\n\n\n## 2 YAVE (In91601\n\nAMSPELL: ISSUED 28 OCTCPER 'PRESS PELEASE To EXPLOIT CHIE GUEVARA HOUSE ARREST GUEVARA MIFE WITHIN OFFICIAL CIRCLES 5 FATE AMD GUEVARA '5 WIFE PRACT ICALLY UNDER HOUSE ARREST . CCPY PRESS RELEASE \\_ AMSPELL USED SAME REPORT OVER RASIO . SEEN No INDICATIONS REPORT PICKED UP `BY PRESS.\n\n\n2 R\"S?ELL ILL CONTINE PLAY REPORTS GUEvaRa FAMILY HOWEVER: STATION COES HAVE GUEVARA FAMILY As IHIS OF ORIGINAL PRCP PLAY IMITIATED UN ILATERALLY 2Y ATTEMPI Io PUBLICIZE GUEVARA CASE SERI?US A:SPELL CANPAIGN -\n\n- Awots DEVELOP USEF UL PER PEF A \"ILL FURTHER .\n\n\nBI\n\n1284 52318 7171 AMSPELL; 28 CHE No INDICATIONS SERIOUS A\n\n7\n\n\n\n14-00\n| NORBRR | | | | Fs |\n|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------|------|-----|-----------------|\n| ALKOINA BLANCO %arlcs ARENAS Jeana H 'eriberto ALFOYSO MARMOL , \"l1o AVJLI Ro-ue 4\" 4DA, 2, | | : 5\" | | t1, :ara Ifab = |\n| B | | | | |\n| 1344C B4R EITO BYRON nfael 'nricne OBO?. | | | 2 ; | |\n| Ca Jnan (ISPE\"\" | Fn 61 | | 10 | n9 Orienta M1 |\n\n2 3 725\n\n(:\n\n79\n\n4 Lba B ASPIRI Da,\n\nJcrgo de (hormapo) 2468 S.W. 3\n\nOrlando Alzugaray(horuapo)\n\n327\n\n,E.\n\n\n1\n\nroodi014\n\nPla, Anlooto\n\nLuis Jsaac , Pelipe de Armab 3\n\nAntonio; Vlrglllo Sanchez 8 (tIo)\n\nCa Frank P\u00e9rez R. Ramos 1410 Mercede8 Ranlrez 1053 Urb.Sta.Rlte,RloPledraB ,P.Bloo Julio\n\nKanuel\n\nYalle( padrasto?)1667\n\n10 St. ,Ylaal\n\nBaoul\n\n1309\n\nBrlckell\n\nQulntane 327\n\nAve ,\n\nKlecl\n| 0 oon na? | | | | 8 : | Clara |\n|-----------------------|----------|----------------|------|------------------|---------|\n| Juar | | | | | |\n| Re ~ | | \u00e90n | | 0 | |\n| Abe: | | | | | |\n| | | | ? | | |\n| \"1 | | | | | |\n| | | | | Rabna | |\n| | ;brf1-62 | 63 | | | |\n| | | 56- | | | |\n| Oboar | | | | | |\n| 2 | | 11-6? | 1? ; | Habana 8 nbena | |\n| DIBISE | | | | | |\n| | 61 | | | | |\n| DIAZ TIDAL, Jullo | | | | | |\n| ?Io3_ | Di ?,62 | 127-61 | 5 | Orionte | |\n| PLANA , | {bril | 51-6 1 2?61-61 | 2 | R abana Habana | |\n| Jue | | 1?7-51 | ; | Oriente | |\n| Benjas | | | | Matanzae Habana | |\n| | Dic-61 | | | | |\n| Oeore | | | | Sta,Clara Habann | |\n| | 3ic-62 | 4-63 63 | 2 | | |\n| | | 3> | | | |\n| Ki 5 Ia | | | | | |\n| FB DZLGADO , Carlos i | | | | | |\n| | | | 3) | | |\n\nCiso\n\n2\n\nIR Ornzai0\n\n2 XICVRLS;;\n\nPlana ,\n\nJ08\n\n7'\n\niecr aro 7B de\n\nPablo\n\n{nkorid\n\nMiquel\n\nOmar\n\nCufmeo\n\n?\n\n\nerici del\n\nEnllle\n\n3\n\n261\n\n24\n\n5t.\n\n\nsernab\u00e9\n\n1210\n\nYezl\n\nForn\u00e1ndez Luzarre g0\n\n633-1035\n\nVa\n\n:esl\n\n14-Ooooo\n| Inuacion) 4 | a | | | |\n|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-----|---------|-----------------|-------------|\n| 0 Oreatea Juvn | 2 | K?' 862 | | O-fec Xa |\n| a1lberto Jcana Aranndo ?erato Laonardo Mu OURCIA Fernando HON FRO Indroa Hnld0 TORO , Karlo nr J, ALONSC, Pafaol Reina!do IDO , ECa, | | '0 (k | 5 9 12 12 9 2 6 | H abana 4 8 |\n| | | | 4) | |\n\n2\n\nOARCI\n\nORILLO\n\n8\n\nJos\n\n{n\"oj\n\n24\n\n1 Dlgra Jarc{a Blvd ; Delle 3,3 , P,\n\nLeonardo an:\n\nLe\"\n\n41\n\n2av:d\n\nSarc\n\nZalbueaa\n\nJejult\n\n14-Qoooo\n| | iics; | 19 Rabana sfa; |\n|--------------------|---------|------------------|\n| | | Habana |\n| LIH; ? 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HARTI Joae Addon Xachado Yar' Paara\n\nFranclsco Xuller\n\nDulce siendlola(#ermana)\n| 4 Liiia KILIAR XENENDFZ Rau ';erlon | 2 | | 8 6 | H aban\u00e4 | |\n|-----------------------------------------|-----|---------|-------|----------------|--------------|\n| XARTINEZ; Juan Pedro XORALEI {@n0 XITRE | | 6? | 15* | | |\n| \"ennel | | | | Habana Qrlente | |\n| P Xpnnal | | | | | |\n| Bfem | | 1 \"7-61 | 1? | Habann | |\n| PEY52 | | | 8 | Yabina | |\n| de La | | | { | Hohsna | |\n| Lni | | | | | |\n| PEREZ | | | | | |\n| | | | | O-ienta | |\n| | | | | | PENA , Jaine |\n\n14-0oo00\n\non\n\nDB @ca\n\n70\n\nYicente eno\n\nSorrada Robres(ta\n\nPEREZ KARTI PER58 POLL FALDES ?en 4e 1: PSREZ OORZALEZ Leone [ PEA, Jalno\n\n9 ,\n\n12783\n\n5.:.\n\n\n'enlto\n\nPerez\n\nSenlto\n\nPerez (nlJo)\n\n12 Jose\n\n21\n\n:am1\n\nPuerto\n| 9 | | | | | H{ abana |\n|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|----------|----------|------------------|-------------------------|---------------------------------------|\n| R Viotor 'odolfo Corloa | | Fc | 1169-s1 3 12 J0. | 3 3 K | 'Habana abana abana abana abana abane |\n| VLKZ , \"1anrdo Jnan Yicen:o SOVSRS XKSZ ,ALaBrto Joae Juan Pelipe An:ario Kene Xario Jug:0 Luia | | 2 | | 29 20 20 6 16omi zilio) | Habana |\n| Jelicite Alberto SILYA , ?oberto | | | | | |\n| erardo | | | | | |\n| | | | 13 | | 9 |\n| | | | | | Habana |\n| Rodolfo | | | | 12 | |\n| s Marjo | | | 59-5 ? | | |\n| | | | | | Orfonte |\n| | | | 127-51 | | Habana |\n| | | Hic-62 | | | |\n| d0 Branciaco | | | | | |\n| Ansonio | | | | | |\n| | Sta.l\u00e4re | Sta.l\u00e4re | Sta.l\u00e4re | Sta.l\u00e4re | Sta.l\u00e4re |\n\n'14-0000o\n\n9\n\n\"an\n\nOh\"r:\n\nAlfrodo\n\n'\"b\u00e8n\n\nRUIZ odolfo Q1r irl\u00f2e\n\nRASPAL Carl\n\n0a,\n\n9\n\nSABORIT LSYV) ,\n\nPtIO,\n\nJuan\n\nFERRER\n\nJoge\n\nFollpe\n\nGOMEZ\n\nSulllerzo\n\nLIdlce\n\n3uln talros (n\u00e9rsaro\n\nN.; .\n\n\n17\n\nAve.\n\n\nRlcardo Sarabagu-\n\nSulllerzo 3owers( {{o) 29\n\n401\n\nLOP5Z , Jus:o JQ\u0152ILLN RIBAL:{ SILYA, Roberto 21 Ma Rardo\n\nBranciaco TBJBRA OLITB,\n\n15. St\n\n29 :t.\n\n\nAntonlo\n\nCaracas\n\n405;\n\nRojas\n\nRASPAL Carl\n\nR0A8\n\n4odol:a\n\n09,\n\n9 Rlcardo Sarabasu (padre) apdo Sulllerzo Sowers ( {{o) 401 29 Folipe 0 Sulllerzo Jowers(t{o) 401 29 HICOLDES\n\nJus:0 Roberto Conrada 2783 21 ?err. Robles,\n\nBranciaco 1e 19 TBJBRA OLITB,\n\nLOR\u00c9NZO\\_\n\nDOBIER\n\nQulntalrog Alfrodo '\u00fcb\u00e8n odolfo\n\nAlbor Rulz(hlJos)\n\n2762\n\n'arloe\n\nDNTY\n\nMun\"e !\n\n\nVicente Rublera\n\n2\n\n17\n\nAve.\n\n\n15\n\nCaracas\n\n2\n\n\"aimndo are;\n\nL ?ey,\n\nJuon\n\nVELIZ CASTELLLCS\n\nXario\n\nJoae\n\nJoae\n\nPerez ,H1lda Llno P\u00e9rez Sozez{ Hernandez Loredo, Xarla DIAGO Jorge \"a.Antorla Susell 5\n\nJoooo\n\n2\n\nTORXDS ,\n\nFICENS\n\nVEOA,\n\n2\n\nZALDIVA% ,\n\nPerez {da Llno P\u00e9rez soze2{ Hernandez Loredo, Xarla iiorteasla DIAGO Jorge Antorla Susell 5 Tete\n\nPaslo ia\n\n{apl anl\n\n\"aimndo\n\nL\n\nL\n\nX;-:o oland?\n\n\nJu\"\n\nXario\n\n\"1\"\n\nJoae\n\n~\n\nde\n\n2ey ,\n\nPuersc\n\nRco\n| DISPAFCH | PRO\u00c7ESSING |\n|-------------------|--------------|\n| Chief | |\n| COS Caracas Chlef | |\n| | |\n\n\n## AR: FYI\n\n- 1; SubJect, Identity A, recently the . purpose of: obt\u00e4ipng his r\u00ebsidence vIsa and whfle there In contact the ag w1th the at Ceptral University 1n Caracas (UCV); AHINT-2 Bas particularl\u00ff intcrested 1n piomoting \u00e0 productlve working relationshlp between AJISPELL In. Csracas and Idcntity B; appears to be new to provide Llceo students courses and semlnars in flghting A copy the Identity B brochure \u00fcnder separate cover\n- 2 , On h1s return, AJHINT-2. reported on the prescnt composltlon of the local AUSPELL group He that Identlty C, who first J\u00f2Ined AJISPELL in 1960 Cuba and who rccently arrivcd Venezuela from Santo Domingo, D as leader of the group . A llst contalning the nanes of the other members of the delegatlon, a8 well as bricf descr\u00edption of their AJISPELL dutlos, also forwarded under separate cover , Attachment 2 ;\n- 3 At present, the AUSPELL group Caracas 1s conccntrating its cfforts 0 work\u00edng Identlty B and 1n relations with the press 1n order to carry out propaganda at che least cost such as the Jose Slarti Patrlotlc Club and the UCE\n- 4 The AJISPELL fn contact wfth 1 number of student political leaders cot only at UCV but at several of the other universities. These contacts include Identlties E, F, G, and I,\n\nPH ILIP G , ELJLARD\n\nAttachments:\n\n- 2 Dcscription of Duties, u/sc\n- 1 Brocbure u/sc\n- 3 Identitles, u/sc\n- attachments\n\n163\n\n7 Sept 65\n\nSEP 6 1965\n\nUFGA 23,069\n\n19-124-26/3\n\n\n## CONTINUATI\u00d6N OF DISPATCH\n\n\n## IDENTITIES:\n\n- Salvat Roqze \\_\n- B \"OS\u00c9EI\" Estudfantado de\n- c Lazaro 'Far\u00ednas\n- D Balolra.\n\n- 5\n- Gulllermo\n- H; Carlos of the Unlverslty of Zulla;\n- Oscar Yanez, Director of OSEEM\n\n\n\n\n\nDistrlbutlon:\n\n3 u/sc\n\n2\n\n2 COS, Caracag;u/sc\n\nU/sc Attacluent U\u00c9GA: 23,069\n\nPRINCIPIOS ESENCIALES 'GREMIALISMO ESTUDIANTIL\n\n\n## Unicidad:\n\n- dioniodo.\n\n\n\n## NEUTRAlIDAD:\n\n\n## DEMOCRACIA:INTERNA:\n\n- (0 Represeniolividod.\n\n- COMU ESIUDIANTIL:\n\nHACIA UN GREMIALISMO ESTUDIANTIL VENEZOLANO\n\n- Y.ol\n- do vio: por\n\nS\n\nE\n\nFICINA\n\nAL\n\nERVICIO\n\nDEL\n\nSTUDIANTADO DE\n\nE\n\nDUCACION\n\nM EDIA\n\nPaovisional:\n\nQU\u00cfNTA ARAGONESA LOS' CAOBOS\n\nESTATUA . De\n\nTELEFONO 55 54 01\n\n1\n\n1\n\n\n\n\n\n14-goooo a Mtuido dc cs LJaro Guicn cs dciiro La luc:o cas Snato dospucs dc faralizcion 'do cn\n\nCub.! co;;o (:C \"ss do ci nlzinlcnto on 'las Villas raiosc a cof n\u00e9cliccncia cn actuuliild lo; dolosacion:\n\nJosc acnba (lc on 1 Gc ro? Es c1 nuch\u00f3 dcsjucs tcrninar las relicioncs entrc \" ic orsanos de Jogo s0 . cnciicntra ricss fuo uros 5oscs por dondo trabaja cn asuntos dosde '1960;.5a Psicolozia cn Ja Vnivcrsidad colica labor dcl 5u trabajo cspocial consisto cn asunlos rol:cio;ados cJa la crctaria do 1a Dclcsacion.\n\n\n'cstudlia en la trabaja 01 Institu cn confcrcncias Y charlas incoraorarlos un trabajo dc alcsairollo conunitario Eu scnvuclvo ac tividodos dc\n\n'Gorcz co5o 20 ision Es ricshro (icl 1960 01 Su dcntro cs colaioraci0; Cn civcrsos caracc iaportancia basica es dcatro Tclovision, paralizando ao:icias cozillnisao, La estudlia ca la Universidad en \"ar;cai doule la Golcsacion dc rolacioncs Ticncu Carlos drtiaan\u00ed do co: siarios dcl Zuliu) dc insjiracion social-cristiaaa;. iniverbo\n\nVcnezolano cstuia. dcrocho: cn a es dc Ja las actividados corrcspondiontcs los rclacioncs \u00eenabaja on c1 Rcctorndo 1a Univorsidad listas cstudianccs caracas 80 paso lisc: cosuaistas dc aquclla iniycrsidac brindadn por tics?o se scnalo la importancia do coi; 02\n\n\n\n14-0oooo\n\n(\n\n\n\nCc s0\n\n- s\"; M;\n\n\n\n:CIo:\n\n4\n\n\n\nI\n\nDIR CITE VAVE 5664\n\nRF , DIR 40414\n\n\n\n- SI ILL AMSPELL AnD COnSIDERED ALIHO AMBARB-54 HE Plans LEAVE AREA SEPI Io VALUABLE ASSET VITHIN AMSPELL SALARY WITH M\u00d6RE CAREER SEEK EMPLOYMENT HQS AREA\n\nPRESENT AMSPELL SEIUP WITH PR IVAIE F IRM OR PREVENT MAX IMUM OF AMBARB-54 WhoM WAVE ND SALARY SSESSES\n\nOF INTERESI OF DYVOUR In SOME OTHER CAPACITY 2 IF AMBARB-54\n\nWA VE\n\n5664\n\nBT\n\n40414\n\nAMBARB-54\n\nAMSPELL SEPT\n\n\n\nHQs\n\nNOI\n\nOF\n\nNo OBJEC TIONS\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n3887\n\nTYPIC #HSPAYN REF 5890\n\nHA S 16MM BEFORE-AND-AFTER 'AMSPELL ITLED AYER @GUYEV \\_ GUALITY, FIL\" CONSIDER ED SAT [SF ACCTRY FOR Iv BEEN [n WAVE AR Ea MGV [E AND\n\n2 \\_\n\nSuGG EsT\n\nWRITE AMSPELL\n\n( DEN) ,\n\nAMSPELL AYER 5899 1 [6MM IB - secret\n\n@\n\n14 0\n\n\n\nS E C R E I\n\n90\" [NFo D IR C ITE 3888\n\nTYPIc\n\nREF\n\n3887\n\n2893 NOTH WEST SEVENT H STREET\n\n633-3528 ,\n\nM IAMI FLOR [DA 633-3508\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\n5 I\n\n\n\n- 2Y Jafan (\n\n\n\n\n\nE 252812Z CITE VAVE TYPIC 'PSYCH REF D IR 22523\n\n\n\nABSPELL WORKING PRESS ;ELEASE REF GUIDANCE ATTR[BUTING To INSIDE U#IVERSITY SOURCES IDEN WIRE ARTICLE 23 JUNE WAvE UP FOR ED ITORIALIZInG F ARticle CFn\n\n4-0oooo\n\n\n\n{^\n\nREF in\n\n125\n\nGN\n\n\n\n\n\nWWC Comment:\n\nmay be used elsewhere L,A #Suggests\n\n\n\n85-ail\n\nBY OtheR\n\nIHAN\n\nMlchael\n\nCapraro\n\n(rtrone)\n\nCiour\n\n\n\nCopy -No\n\n\n\nI 22204 7Z\n\nDIR\n\n[nfo\n\nTYP:C\n\nANSPELL\n\nREF\n\nA\n\nDIR\n\n12292\n\nSAGO\n\n5551\n\nWAVE HAS. NO ` PLANS USE FUB IAS-5 (2J/-288237) LOCALLY. AFTER HIS ARRIVAL STATION WILL C ISCUSS HIS .6UALIFICATIONS R HOW\u00c8VER , HE WILL BE AMSPELL PA YROLL ONLY IF As DOEs INTEND INCREASE\n\n2 DEFER HQS RE USE ELSEVHERE LATIY REF B INDICATES FUB IAS-5 KAS To AXSPELL AVO ID PROBLENS DIVIDED LOYALTY; , SUGGEST RECRUIIMENT AMERICAN ASSIGNNEHT SHOULD BE SINGLETON BASIS WITH OIHER RELATIONSHIP WITH AMSPELL. 'RE FJ\u00dfjas a Ol0,\n\nR 5 E C R E T\n\nR\n\nR\n\nCFn\n\n\n\nRI\n\nCOPY\n\nRI COPY\n\n{XI\n\nfRcM;\n\nJ\n\n6868\n\n1965\n\n20 ;AX\n\nSANTIAGO\n\nSAGO\n\nREFS:\n\nA\n\nJJINAVE\n\nInfO\n\nWAVE\n\nSAGO\n\n9424\n\n(IN 71039)\"\n\n- WYAVE 2014 (IN 71458)\n\n2 29 2\n\n- 1 CONCUR IN' TERMINATION AS PROPOSED :REF A\n- 2 TERMINATIOY FUBIAS-5 \\_ ASSUME\n\nRESETTLE\n\nIN . WAVE\n\nAREA \\_\n\n- 3 \\_ FOR WAVE: Do YOU HAVE INTEREST IN FUTURE EMPLOYIENT\n\nFUBIA8-5 LOCALLY OR IN AREA \\_\n\nWH\n\n\n\n*#WAVE has no overrid\u00edng reasons for continuat1on FUBI\u00c0S project \\_\n\n\n#Bellove resulte FUBIES Project rot worth pHesent costs and would llko ternina retaiang FUBIAS-4 and FU3IAS-7 in other projects unless DIR and WAVE bave overridlng reasons 1n present forn; FUBIAS-5 would be terninated but SAGO defers to Hqs re F-5'9 future employzert aad /or relocation te,\n\n\n\nC/wx/4 /C\n\nJYH/C Mr Chaconas (by phone)\n\n\n\nJOSEPH Y\n\nC/\"H/4\n\nOthER THAN Prohibited\n\nCopy Kv\n\n{ND\u00cbX\n\n1.5\"\n\n5\n\n;\n| DISPATCH |\n|-------------------------------|\n| Chlof |\n| Statlon |\n| 1965 AJISPELL Pxogress Mlarch |\n\nFYI\n\nREF : A UFGA 20;729 26 Mlarch 1965 B UFGA 20,262; 9 March 1965\n\n\n## OPERATIOYAL ` ACTIVITIES\n\n\n## 1\n\nAMISPELL has continued outllned below On 23 to the terms Reference B, Including substantlal budget reduction, ou 'effectlve 1 AMISPELL '5 clilef problem at the prosent to become incurred 9s rosult of the defunct time 16 to liquldate debts AMISPELL paramilitary oporatlon:\n\n\n## 2 , Propagande\n\nThe Mlarch 1965;editlon of the pony AJ{SPELL newspaper was Cuba (4,800 copies), attachmcnt 2 under separate malled cover,\n\nThe ` Marcl 1965 editlon of the regular 9 AUSPELL delegations 1p the U , 5 , was malled to Latin Anio cover (9,800 coples) attachment No , 1 ldor separate and\n\nAMSPELL 1nternatlounl bulletln was malled to its C, The March 1965 Span1sh edltlon 2,900. reclpients durfng Feach edition coples, attachnent attachment No. 5 No , 4 , Euglish edltlon 1,925 copies;\n\nCONTINUED\n\nAttachnents1 thru 12, u/sc\n\nDlstributlon: 3 w/attachs, u/sc\n\n10 May 65\n\nUFGA 21,514\n\n19-124-26,/3\n\n\n## CO\u00c1TINUATION OF DISPATCH\n\nd In connuctlon with campafgn (paragvaph helow) 10 the wcr\u00eb 6; 5,000 copies of to Chllcai Eduardo \u00e0ttaclucnt to Latin Anoi1can Idontity A 'organlzatlons attaclimeint 8; \u00e4nd circulair lcttcr to \" ttachmcnt 9\n\n\n## 3\n\nAJISPELL conslsting of Sa turilays AlftiiIGH , and broadcast '\u00ebvery Jlonday (vor KMIE and Bevoral Latin Am\u00f6rican 'BtationB,\n\n\n## 4 Roleagog\n\nincluded .a8 10, under separate covar,\n\n\n## 5 Othor\n\nTho primonors campalgn off to 8 Btart\\_ The Idontity B 1n was supposed to have been the thc campalgn; not producu tho oxpoctcd results wag Latfn tour nud was unable to attend and Identlt\u00ff D, who had promlsed to pusl tho prisonors causo at the meeting, h\u00edmsolf to ploas for Cubiin Identaty E prigoners. The lettor written to Chllean Pros\u00eddent (attachment No. 7) by AMSPELL on the Islo of Pines wag f\u00f6rwarded to tho AMSPELL dolegation in Santlago for dollvory to thc PreBldent. The Ch\u00edlean followed by the oa1tlquako compllcated thls plan and the dollvery of the letter was delayod (Seo paragrapl 2-d nbore for Informatlon re propaganda printed by AMISPELL connection the b, In conncctlon w1th the 13 Jlarch annlversary the assault on PaJaco' AMISPELL 1ssued a press releage (attachment No 10) \\_ contained approprlate edltorfals and 1n to full covornke on the regular AMISPELL rad1o programs additlonal rad10 coverago obtalned on JMHOPE and AMTIIIGH with interview. AMSPELL publ\u00edcatlon re the annlversary 18 attached under separato covor , No 11 \\_\n\nc The particlpated 1n the tribute to Venezuelan workers (CTV) orcanlzod by the Cubans residing Mlexico-City (Sce attachnent No . 10 for pertinent press Activities of other AMSPELL Delegatious Includlng publicatlons and press rcleases are included under attachnont No ,\n\n\n## B FUNDS EXPENDED\n\nOporatlonal expenses Add1tonal expense (prlsoners campalgn)\n\n$ 10,224,46 5,650,00\n\n2,100.00\n\n$ 17,974.46\n\n\n## FUTURE PLANS\n\nImplement the Reforence B declslons,\n\n\n\nCusbification\n\n5.80 ( 40)\n\n2\n\n\n\nooooo\n\n\n\nPacY\n\nWAVE'\n\n5108\n\nIYPIC AMSPELL\n\nREFS: A\n\nHZPA\n\nB\n\n14984\n\nHZPA\n\nFROM CHIEF A:hINF-2, BELIEVE AKSPELL REF A 3Y 3UT In EXAGCERATED FORM PUZLICIZED 5Y AMBAR3-43 = DISCLA IMED REF B SPECULATED IRYIIS IDEMTIFY ANSPELL W ITh AIMS ST UDENTS \\_ REF B PIGCE POSSI3LY ANSPELL \"AVE RCLATIONSHIP IHIS COUL 2\n\n2,FYI , FOR SITUATION XADE DRAST IC APR IL TOLD ANSPELL HAVE CEASE AFTER REF 3 IJLD SE KEPT U\"DER OR REKOVZD\n\n3 RE FUTURE\n\nREPLACEMENT 'F\u00d6R\n\n\n\n3\u00ef22iz\n\nPACY COTE 0108\n\nTYPIC AMSPELLAASARB\n\nREFS:\n\nHZPA 14890\n\n14984\n\nHZPA\n\n1473 =\n\nFROM DISCUSSIONS BEL IEVE ARSPELL MAY HAVE REF A BUI DISCLAIMED KNOWLEDGE REF ACTION SPECULATED TRYING IDENIIFY AMSPELL WITH MIMS WAVE RES 5 PRO3ASLY CCNPLETELY PIQUE AMBAR3-43 AKSPZLL WAVE RELATIONSHIP And THIS COUL? SOUR AITITUDE\\_\n\n2 FOR D IRECTLY RELATED WAVE 1 APR IL TOLD AMSPELL HAVE Io ACIIVITY. AFTER REF 2 \"USI KEPI FYI ,\n\nSE FUT URE\n\n\n## <\n\nFOR\n\nAFTER\n\nFYI:\n\nREF :\n\nUFGA 19,393 , 18 January 1965\n\n\n## A OPERATIJNAL \u00c4CTIVITIES:\n\n\n## 1 General .\n\n\nA\u00cfISPELL operatlonal actlvities durlng January and February were of pature detalls of whicl are noced In below AJISPELL-KUBARK relations have continued to deterlorate since the collapse of the AJISPELL paramllitary effort in the fall of 1964, an at the end 'of February the Statlon decided to reduce the 'AMISPELL sidy was discussed UFGA 9 Alarch 1965.We shaii start implenenting this decIslon at the beginning of\n\n\n## 2 , Propegande -\n\n9 , The January \u00e1nd February 1965 editlons of the regular AMISPELL . nerspapcr. were mailed to Latin America and AJISPELL delegatlons in the U , (9,800 coples eacli) attachment. No\\_ 1 under separate cover This represents planned reduction from the previous 19,800 monthly figure:\n\nb The January and. February 1965 editions of the pony AMISPCLL newspaper Rere malled Into Cuba (4,800' copies each) attachment No . 2 under separate cover,\n\n- The AJISPELL Internatlonal bulletin was malled to its normal reciplents January and February 1965Spanlsh editlons2,900 copies eachz attachment No 3 French edition--l,925 coples each, attachnent 4 , each: attach meat ipg\n\n\n## Attachnents:\n\nCONTINUED\n\n- 1 thru as stated, u/sc\n- 8 u/sc\n\nDistributlon:\n\n3\n\nu/sc\n\n3\n\nCS\n\nUFGA 20,729\n\n1?-124-26/3\n\nCONTINUATI\u00d6N OF DISPATCH\n\nd of the lcaflct enclosed a'ttachment No , 6 'werc to Cubasd\u00fci' janiary'\n\n10,000 copies 7 Jave bccn printed and 'wiil 'bc d'istri 'buted fn Latfn America 1n connectlou the campaign dlscussed\n\n\n## 3;\n\nAMSPELL of a 15-minute pr\u00f6gram bioadcast every ilonda\u00ff over sevcial Latin 'Anerican Btatlons\n\n4\n\nCARA related trafflc dlscussed probleng AMSPELL representatlves 1n Garaca8,\n\n\n## B , FUNDS EXPENDED:\n| Operatlonal Expenses | 10,078 _ | $ 040 |\n|-------------------------|------------|------------|\n| Salarles | 5 ,650 - | |\n| (10,00o pamphlets | | |\n| Extra Malling Expcnses: | | |\n| TOTAL | $ 17,928 . | $ 16,590 - |\n\n\n## FUTURE PLANS:\n\nAMISPELL 1s plannlng a publlclty campalgn 1n cooperatlon with Identit to publlclze the of prisoners In Cuba The major phase of this campalgp will not be launched until the Mlarch executive-commlttee mee of Identity \\_ AMSPELL representatlves In Santiago, Chile, who are local statlon assets, w1ll also launcli related campalgn regarding AMSPELL: martyrs 1n prlson (See WAVE 9497) \\_ tIng\n\n\n\nPage\n\nForn\n\nS3a\n\n2\n\n40)\n\ncontinued\n\n\n| | CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH | | 729 | \u00f3 8 , |\n|---------------------------|----------------------------|---------------------|-----------|---------|\n| IDENTITY: Dlstributlon; 3 | | Press Soclety (SIP) | | W;sc |\n| 53a (40) | | | Continued | |\n\nR\n\nR\n\n\n\nLET? ER ARVD BY FR ISONER PROP \\_ FUBIAS GRO\u00d9P WILL ATTEMPT ARRANGE DIRECT INTERVIEW APPR OX F IR SI WEEK A PR IL SANHUEZA PDC DEPUTY F-5 WILL PRESENT LETTER FREI AND THEn REQUEST FREI W ILL AITEMPT 1o ARR ANGE INTERVIEW JUST BEFORE SOLIDARITY POL PR ISONERS WEEK INCREASE PUEL IC ITY AND EFFECT IVENESS . IF FREI REFUSES MAKE AnY SASO WILL 3FPLAY LETTER In LOCAL PRESS FREI RCVD STU?YING MA ITER ALSO PLAI: 5ADIO PRESS ?FPAY\\_\n\nR\n\nR\n\n\n\n'Ovs\n\nRI\n\nCOPY\n\nRI\n\nCOPY\n\nOoooo\n\n\n\n\n\n14-ooooo\n\n\n\n10164 IZ\n\nCITE VAvE\n\n9375\n\nD IR\n\nREFS A\n\nUFG\u00c0 20262\n\nDIR 89097\n\nWAVE\n\nTIME PARA 4 . REF A AMSPELL. RE MINUTE PROGRAM WEEKLY EFFECTIVE W ILL BE REDUCED To THIS TIME NOI AI ONE IL; , OT HER POSSIBLE USE PRESEHT AMSPELL TIME B RADIO CONFERENCE\\_ APR\n\nREF\n\n\n\n\n\nS[TE\n\nCARA\n\nREF:\n\n\n## (\"P2543)\n\nMARCH . Tf HELP\n\nCITUTOR-1 3 MARCH AnD D[SMISSInG CITUTOR- 7 . (CITUTOR-| TOLD 3y no LONGER OF [NTEREST 1 STA.) BUT SAIC 'AMSPELLS WERE WJULD WHOLE \u00fcS\u00fbUP . AT MEETING MARCH CHIUJR- ! INCLUD InG SELF WOULD RECEIVE Pay SIGNE? RUIT\n\nKUsaRK COULD ConTINUE VIH Whic: JUI Io CITUTCR- ! THAI HIS ASEA CONSIDERED BEL IEVE\n\nCF\n\nII 4 (ESP CIIUIJR-i FOR KUBARK.\n\n\n10\n\nE.I\n\n6055.\n\n\n2\n\nHARCH 65\n\nJMWAVE\n\n\n\nKEETING\n\n- 3\n- 1\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nY-\u00e03\n\nLr\n\n1\n\n\n\n\n\na\n\n- 14149)*\n- PARA 4 REF AT NBXT\n\nROUTING\n\n\n\nWAVE CARA: 9922 AKSPELL REF:\n\n- SZE CARA ,\n- POSSI3 IL ITIES FOR REPLACEMENT 2 DIR: TYPE BE PREFEP And Iwo BOSSES.\n\n\n\n\n\n## DISPAICH\n\nFYI:\n\nB DIR72761,\n\n1 Attached under separato cover onPage two of the a photographe and Spaln the Sp\u00e4nlsh-languace edttton and French Approxlantely 2 000 coples each As1a, and: Africa) editlons are sent (Europo; covor;) The French durlng Japuary. (Attachn\u00ebnt No\\_ 1, under separate but w1ll not avallable as thig dispatch be1ng be malled 15 January .\n\n\nedltlon 'of tho ` AMSPELL; newspaper for December carrled 2 The pony concerniug the death of mlsslonary Paul a brief story w1th photographs here malled into Cuba the end Carlson \\_ No 2, under separate cover ) of Decenber January\\_ (At AUSPELL also carricd approprlate to the on Its 10-mlnutes pews bulletins regarding the Congo 2 Communlst exploitation of the progran, comment attacking Congolese. at\n\n\n## Attachnents:\n\n\n\n(2 coples)= u/sc AMSPELL Newspaper and Tragslation (2 copies) , u/\u00f8c\n\nDistributlon: 3 DC/PH/SA , #/attachs, u/sc\n\n1\n\n'cssxn th\u00eb\\_Congo\n\nSituatlon\n| | Accou |\n|----|---------|\n| X | |\n\n13 Jan 65\n\nUFGA 19,424\n\n19-124-26/3\n\nu/sc\n\n~Attachucnt 1 to\n\nUFGA . 19, 424\n\n\n\nDRE\n\nANO !\n\n\n\n## internacional\n\n\n## NUESTRA OPINION\n\n\n## MENSAJE DE NAVIDAD\n\nAl n #ucbos igual que hacr siglos un ranino qu6 Ic hoy ayude dalo: las ofras como yo\n\nde Fiualiza lisis planificac i\u00f3n dr vida. e par Ia bumanidad. ia, \"osotros lomar plcua' vigenc de la \"rdad la Ch\n\nCabe Pa: Mlundial? cojr mds dificiles para logro, nac ionalvs cionales. inos\n\nDos (avsas e\" la ralidad dr ialrs politicas. Ambas grar la sociedad qu0 ba tocudo hoy, rior Ia capaces Murlo Paz divididos \"Ilos\n\ncon las idrolu do Para purblos raxas, rralidad olv\u00e0dada por de Roblernos; \"La Paz drl Mundo bicmo b\u00f8sads Iu justicia\n\ns y los lalilarios Je irquicrda Rlobo abor\n\n(udn jorsus uestra Patria drrcho 0 pensar ac Iicia soju:ga indiscriminudumcute al cada bombre drutro d las (uales ficne\n\nuna cobardia cuondo noble Iuckar eslablvcimiento nariones.\n\n\nsus principule $ Los que malan y &sclavizan los Pvr conden\u00e4udoles en sus (om cosa animal iu Mundo 'porque nadiv l\u00e0 sociedad blos bre brav de mar de la justicia Mundo.\n\n\n\n\nL\u00d6S SUCESOS DEL CONGO\n\n\n\npalsee noso iros Iu nalural mos, dlar\n\nEl movlmlento d\" ha sldu Inliltrudu\n\nLa do una lucha mirmulu es un simlxlo de la Incontruvartible\n\nPor cllo sunnlo\n\nIloy Ilzudo libre Los Congo no est\u00fan Inspiruls Lad , slno quc por\n\nSi con cucnclas dc munisto ulmmnos qu: sus clcnte\n\nEslos sIn nosprcclando el ncto humunitario de\n\n\n\ndas ho conver alenloda pur un {uuclonurlo\n\nMas(ras\n\n\n\ntas s(ntidu ~Desde Gucrro cs pcrmltIdo X (inn'nes ninas inuefensas iDsde cuiindo \"n m\u00faltiples la dvscrimimci\u00f3n asesinatos lus nu narla qu( los qut' sicmhrun el\n\nno A\u00edrica tlene Los iuisanles de \"slos hvchus randalicus no tiv'nvn 4 A(ricu m\u00fas quc\n\nacjon una Ics\n\n\n\n\n## LA SITUACION UNIVERSITARIA\n\n\n## Antes del Comunismo\n\n\n## Con el Comunismo\n\n- 2:\n- 3. Lu supucslo Lu Ilebung\n- La Cuntu versitaria\n- 5. pensunlcnto. los Ideas\n- clcciones de Juv\n- Lus cio serviun p ia, qu\n- 4\n- Univrsilurio de 1959. ha nu su\n- 10.sulu con ks han au por sus Juanin de rin, Julio A. Pvreira, Vifcilin'\n- Abollda Ia das.\n\n- Au butlomfo UnlverslEl las Uni\n- 'ribi\u00f2 de cuolquler\n- Estudiantilos, lu \u00fcnicu donde pur des{nlados casos\\_ pues de scrvique\n- por unlversilurios (k'\n- Cuba . dul de dul los dcl usi Pu\n- jovenes universitarias 0 lus\n\n14-ooooo\n\n\n## ESTUDIANTIL\n\ncien Estudiantes 1o Univoridod Lvmvmba Mosc\u00fa do prono bocodo, dirgon Mosc\u00fa vio\n\nEN de Estudiantes Universitarios univar Panam\u00f2 hollon locol d, Ivndor Uni\u00f3n Uaivaifo Ivoro 8, mucho, Rico,\n\nPrograma De motivo discordia EN P\u00c9RU utilidod dol Progromo Paro ou'piciado Por Impulsado Por controliroci\u00f3n d0 control do oqu\u00f3l. La cooliclon reclomo qu0 oracion Populor 30 \"municipolirada'' qu0 coda municipio roci b\u00f8 lo, fondo, locolmonle como ostimo con onionte A,i 10 Pro Coop gromo'\n\nPARA UN Requisito: W0 Alomanio del E,\" 9v0 cludadano, odod familiar Alom onio no \"E, f\u00f3cil lo, i\u00f3vono, no 09'090 Pori\u00f2dico Oriantal quion Pono un Porche: 9v' pobiarno no\n\nUn 'nuevo Camino\" PaRa LA Universidad Catolica De Chile En conclove anoliroron \"0 nocosidad do odoptor lo Unlvarsldod axigonclo, mundo d hoy Punto oprobado, Yor in imprimiendoslo cen do studio, renovador de ocivol Concilio 10, dopons\n\nPA\u00d1A Por A,0 ciocl\u00f3n Estudionle Univorirorio, d0 ha omprondar una 8, alfobotioci\u00f3n 9u0 un buon 00 olumno, 0, d0 coopore con Coordinoci\u00f3n d, Alfobotiruci\u00f3n creodo Poi,\n\nChILE Santiago: Lo Fadaraci\u00f3n E,tudianta sidad Cat\u00f3lico (FEUC) Ilev\u00f3 cabo SEXTA DE dcl J0 do cn ollo 30 obordaron como: 'Ideo arsidad' vaisidod' 'Evoluci\u00f3n Llegondo conclusiones obren camino do uno modomo Lo documotnci\u00f3n bose con cl libro FEUC: \"Lo Univeridad: Nuanro inico obro en nar Lotinoam\u00ebri ca. 96.\n\n\n\n## 'Juanin Pereira Varela\n\n\n\nLo, 9u0 olconron comprondor n0 Puodon objotivo on arviclo. Sarvicio Polobro, d0, lo, bombre qu0 hon podido odmirados concicncio elova dol mundo Profundo o coniamplobo qu0 Sorvl, 0 1o do, (u uno como /colidad un r\u00e1gimon Cu Rovolucionavio Estudion ril mol l\u00f8 Im: omigo qu0 Orden Crstiano Sambrar socrificio qu0 010 010 felicidad y hicior lo mono no concioncio, d, d l0 noclonolidod. rcolirocon con bo,\n\nvido do Juonin Porciro. En u com boll, on tica Yominor aquollos qu0 10 oponion bolo on un 17 1961 , dal 9u0 010 bola bo bre hocio omillo Scmillo ocul cn 9u0 0l do un Semill0 Yo n0 ontro 80 Cubo no rindo, 30 ni de alguno, hijos invosi\u00f3n do axtranjor, nacionoliolguno, viclorio cn Cubu semillo aun on qu 0 Pcr hom\n\n\n\n\n## international\n\nYEIR\n\n\n\n\n## CHRISTMAS MESSAGE\n\nAs to its ly rctrogressive i\" ity is is \u00ec EW still by ubicb hatred aud\n\nis into Above all, tenty cenlurivs rigourously long sawc que sliov. dors live far only Hlave ach\n\n(auscs 0/ one in ical Eacb olber (d are tabilily capablc % ac 0r aud 0\n\nbcing\n\nSoc made tbis Or juslice ially'\n\nworld is for pr ace. rigbtis'\n\n(ur land, Ibe rule pvuplc. king\n\nTo promis\" purpose\n\nTbe bul un cboic\u20ac and the justice wbich ar his rigbt:\n\nPeace, as all wortbubile bas biRb price and its ubo would b\u00f8ve al wark in uorld ubicb debumani:r man aud rvalfirm in 'acb 0i to Those\n\n\n\nTHE EVENTS IN THE CONGO\n\n\n\nclpls of hutnanity und hoast k\u00edndness ud respoct.\n\n\nof scruplc thesc natlons have ubuse the wus non-bullikvrents.\n\n\nth\" sympathy that only les\" Lilxrution' we nust(alon sith (i Ilived of all pcoples:\n\nThis infiltrated communists; 4s in in symipatlu the: Th\" Bluck Continent into { contine't Is\n\nThal is the sinc\"re: for {recdom Of Alrican with ing\n\nIl The hapanings In Iheir mutivat ion in polic Muscow\n\nIn Coum unist\n\n\n\nin conimunist countrlcs show upshow the dirctlon hare liberation lak( Where the has become Instvad waf fun by and by the Connunist Powvrs\\_\n\n\n\nWhe n {aced one Sor jet offic ial by stat that the rescuing nations hadn warned it was attempted.\n\n\nCode of war attempts to bewn to do its in regardls to olt and to children?\n\n\nMass murder and can find justiticution in thuse whose is\n\nAfrica will comnmunist of\n\nAfrica feels ashazr what has happened but this act erous. dang only ITS REPUDLATION.\n\n\n\n\n\n## UNIVERSITIES STATUS\n\n\n## Before \\_Communism\n\n\n## With Communism\n\n- Thc 1940\n- interferene\" h\n- @Xcha 5.\n\n- 6.\n\n- it 8.schwl OI schocl\n- 9. is in\n- held in counist 10.Th\" sons tor lists Juuain 'Pvrci19, Julio no an4 peferred [0 dir pri\n- Th' nf\n- The\n- Ther\" ha inc , 4: I;ls callii\n- (ach\n- Ihvir hcld In ( iht: Ked Ople: us Us\"s serve\n\n\n## NEWS SHEET\n\nSludonn\n\nSndont Uaivor Sndent, Sepreber Univonil Lorin in 0l olloctivo modom R\u00e0lorm. bec bool Tosl Iiom\n\nHundred Students TG oscow: Lv 10 0 / A,ociotion nion from be roisod 90 by\n\nIN 'mola ond Ponomo 070 plons Amoricon id,o n Cost from\n\nIhe Popular Cooporation lochnical 86. bacled noy0' hond , locoli' rcoiy fund ,\n\nCarany Bu tho ill be the Yovnb 0dd,, 0l Potch: \"No\n\nCamolic University odoptiog Uni-\n\nAmong pproved: vitb ragard 10 dy\" Ecumcicol Council\" hioror\n\n\n## Juan\u00edn Pereira Varela\n\n\n\na(laIned true: understandy { Men whu havc rcason cannot be subslstencc\\_ Their Ilves find fruillul results 0f their endeavors: Jheir Ih ich coul nu kc curit (iod Irom lhc cedi-toil\\_ cstablishnx:nt Christian in the his countrsmcn. thal In thal ssstcn, that jos could' exist\\_\n\nHis [l was his Jot what his hans could not pauiotism \"Continen o{ lopes which more and\n\nwas lhe lile 0l Juanin Pereir\\_ an to strike down whu opmxse the [ut the hullet that struck hi:n doun u( 1961 A seed that Dau that Cuha dovs give up, dus not dic\\_ Inspite sons \\_ thc secd Juanir hear {ruit , it with its growth and the skies above each day:\n\nLONG LIVE CUBA!\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\"LIBERATED BY IHE COYUNISTS\"\n\nof Events 1n lies dead w1th a card tied to assassinated street 1n 'Stanleyvllie Carlson, !ong 1Dd d\u00edff\u00edcult years full Of sacrifice brougbt:\u00e0 message of bope and encouragemen t to ionumerable Consolese: a9 \"ell as help of all knds and Personal collaboration H\u00eb traglcally, shown in the photograpb, because of the affectlop tbat the masses beld for hlm; because fane and preBtige and the adverse influence that be for the He had commltted the sip of doing pecessary to help the sck and console the afflicted, and tbe Reds do Dot pardon such thingsIn fnal-orgy of blood tbe respected neither chlldrep These sere vert dangerous according to tbe Conmunists, These are the facts tbat the propaganda of tbe (Castro) Government bas suppressed an attenpt to present tbe assassins of misslonarles, women and chlldren as beroes\" and \"champions liberty\"\\_\n\n- 1 96nd\n\n'REVOLUCIONARIO ESTUDLANTIL OFICIAL DEL \"\u00cbCTORIO:\n\n\n## CUBA CRIS1S\n\n\n## Fidel\n\nlur Jrl Vaian:\n\n4\n\nlurna Jveqwa que dr Prr\n\n- Mnur Pa\n\n4 41 n rio\n\n- 120\n- conh\n- H0,\n\nP\"L;\n\n\n## a7 Pueblo Cubano Venezuela Junto\n\n\n\n\n## nha:\n\n\n## 'RINCHERA,\n\n\n\n10,\n\n12\n\n\n## 'onxbo\n\n\n\nM\n\n\n\n(\n\n10\n\n1v\n\n\n\nYen\n\n\n\nUo\n\nM6\n\nDos\n\n\n## Cominvorid\n\n\n## Junio\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## #\n\ncuon\n\n- \"8\n\n10,\n\n\n## La\n\n\" 1 Fllo dri qur los In, 441 cnlon 4;\n\n0/1 0a 414 Phopia VA {n Pia ruahn\n\n- Un, Io duren nol\n\n\"brr fed\n\n- Qur Pr\n\ndimo\n\nL dud Yle de:\n\nI~ 4i El bien\n\n\n## Qusia\n\nKevlu Ilo Uno Maiena Qun, Paton\n\n- 1954, dondc on dod\n\nun\n\n- cunduri buy\n\nAluman\n\nPhnn vllo dvl mdu qur n qun Mun Te 0l,\n\nVo\n\nDurde\n\n1 7 (21\n\n35\n\nsucesos\n\n\n\n(,4\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## LA VISITA DEL \"CHE\"\n\n\n\nhar\n\nPer\n\n9''J 'aj\n\n\"d, ~y\n\n0~ ub 0\n\ndel Po Lonin\n\nMvo Jny\n\n1 Ju nur\n\nS hr,\n\nSul Auwh'\n\n'ur\n\n1\n\n84\n\n1\n\n1\n\nV,\n\n1 ha\n\n'ur irv\n| DISPATCH | | PROCESSING |\n|------------|----|--------------|\n| DISPATCH | X | |\n| | | |\n\nFYI:\n\nREF : UFGA 19,195, 28 Docenber 1964\n\n\n## A \u00d6PERATIONAL ACTIVITIES\n\n1\n\nAMSPELL hag 80 far survlved the Internal brought about by of activity noted 1n the prevlous progre8B report\\_ Howevor AMSPELL 1s still faced w1th a Bovere f1nanclal problem from the ternination of the AJIH INT-2 Btates th\u00e4t AMISPELL has $12 1n Bhort-term loans must bo met shortly , and $20,000.00 loang be pald at the rate of $1,300,00 per nonth. AMUHINT-2 trying to sell the AMSPELL boate 1n order to llquldate these So far he has had llttlo AMIHINT-2 has Bald that ho does not 1ntend to up the Idea of actlve particlpatlon in: the liberation of Cuba but\\_that-'ANSPELL not conduct new mllltary operations 1n the futur\u00f2 without ODYOKE ass1stance and concurrence Accordlng to AMIHINT-2 lack of funds and Intelllgence informatlon togoth\u00f2r with pressure by ODYOKE on Dominlcan authorftlos frustrated thc mllltary oporatlon\\_ and he has no Intontion of through a sinilar digabtrous cxperlencc agaln.\n\n\n\n## 2 Propaganda.\n\n\na, the rcgular AMSPELL newepaper were to Latin America AMISPELL delegatlons 1n the United (Attachment No , 1, under separate cover,) and\n\nCONTINUED\n\nAttachnents:\n\n1 thru 6, As stated,\n\n3 w/attache, u/sc\n\n12 Jan 65\n\nUFGA 19,393\n\n19-124-26/3\n\n\n## CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH\n\n\n## s E:C R E T\n\n\n## UFGA 19,393\n\nwerc (Attachnunt No 2, scparatc covcr ) \u00ebditlons strcss tlic between ncw-cuard\" : conunlsts tlic thc tiado unions; tlc confcsslon of made by Castro at: the' and tlic situation at univcrsltlos before and\n\n- c issue of cdltlon.of tlie AISPELL to Latln Am\u00ebrfcan iplents (Attachment N\u00f6:. 3 , undcr scparatc \u00d6f partlcul\u00e4r Intorcst th\u00eb on pago 2 whlcli.disc\u00fcsses: tlio recent Congo atroclties. 2,900\n- d 1,925 coplos eael of the: Novembor of of the AMSPELL; bullct1n wcre malled to overseas avens (Attacliment No= 4 under soparato cover,)\n\n\n## Radio' Piopngande\n\nAMSPELL continu\u00ebd Its rogular radlo operatlong: consisting of program dafly excopt Sunday on AJ[THIGH , 1O-minuto program broadcast ovgr\u00ff iionday \u00f6\u00efer WMIE \u00e4nd soveral Latin \u00c4merica statfons. Represontatlve thcines wcro Congo atrocltles 1nsplred by studont support of the Cuban cauge; unfon of. world boycott aganst Rod Cuba; crls1s 1n Cuba; 'factronal struggle of Cuban reglme desperate undertakon by tho roglme to prevont disaster the sugar statement of a Venozuolan student regardlng tralning Cuba\" of 1,500 Latln American you th temrorlst activltles; morc on tho Congolese situation; transpoitatlon 1n Castro's Cuba; factlonal strugcle in the Cuban regimc Chc Guevara speech in the United Nations croates tenso be tween Cuba and the USSR; and Dlas Roca working for tho downfall of Castro. ts,\n\n\n## 4 Press Reloases-\n\nMliscellanoous press relcases are included as Attachment No . 5 undor separate covor\n\n\n## 5 Other Actlvltleg\n\n- WAVE 5843 dated 8 December 1964 forwarded candidato for AMSPELL positlon 1n the Dominican Republic.\n\n- b be sent to Ecuador to replace whio was (WAVF 5812 dated 8 D\u00e8cember 1964) Thie Qulto station replled tha t AMBARB-28 functions had been takcn over by. ECPLY-2 , and that AMBARB-58 5 were not required (QUIT 6805 dated 1l December 1964) -\n- c Attachnont No . 6 1s copy of an English-language bulletln produced by AMSPELL without dfrect KUBARK support which 1s sent to reclplents in the Pressure will be brought to bear on AMIHINT-2 to drop this publication entirely on the grounds that it is not the purpose of AJISPELL to propagandize U , citizens,\n\n\n## B FUNDS EXPEND\u00c9D\n\nSalarles\n\n$ 5,650.00\n\n2 Operational Expenses\n\n101903,02\n\n0 T A L\n\n$ 16,553 .03\n\n\n\nPAOE No\n\n2\n\n40)\n\nSSa\n\n\n## CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH\n\n5 E C R E T\n\nUFGA 19,393\n\n\n## C\\_\n\n- 1 10,000 paphlets w1ll to Latin and Cuba durlng January AMISPELL 1s planning lemlsphero-wlde campalgp an attempt to obta\u00edn thc relcase of AJUIINTfrom prison. This campalgn Wlll 'probably not achleve its stated but should result 1n considerable publlcity on the nature thc Castro reglme. 1n:\n- 2 AMISPELL 18 prepar\u00edng 1 draft leallct the Internal and Ipternatlopal fallures of. the Castro rcgimo during 1964 , It 19 planaed to th1s leaflot to Cuba and Latin America,\n- 3 , The' AJISPELL newspaper both Its pony and regular edltion has greatly 1n the past few months the large editlon w1ll be cut to 10,000 copies month a8 a more reallstic f\u00edgure for distrlbutlon,\n\n\n\nPAGE No\n\n3\n\nCONTINUED\n\n\n\n\n\nR ACTION FROM FREI THEREFORE UAVE RECCMME ND ANY H IG H DEMOCRAT IC FBRUMEY EXILE, WaVE ASSEI, AND 0 LEVEL P PRESENTING L\u00cbTTER COULD TRAVEL CHILE EXPRESSLY SA @ . BELIEVES THIS 'OULD BETTSR\n\nTYPIC PSYCH AMSPELL PRESENT D IRECTLY T FREI IHRU FUB IAS 7, PBR UMEN cTHER EXILED EXISI F-i PDc CONTAC? FREI POSSIBILITY HWEVER SA@ - REALIZES F-7 MAY PULL An VEIGHT ACHIEVE PASS\n\n;\n\nY\n\nR Y\n\nRI COPY\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\nRI\n\nCOPY\n\n{98*1389\n\n\n\nMARINEZ\n\nSo\"\n\nJUNIOR\n\nEXPECTED\n\nAREA\n\nJAN\n\niit -\n\nN\n\n1\n\nXRELEASE\n\n\n#\n\n5\n\n12\n\n1o DISCUSS\n\nPRISOHER 5 =\n\nDATED\n\nSEPI\n\nRECE\"TLY SMiJGGLED FROM\n\nPOSSIBIL IIE\n\nREG\n\n2\n\nISLE\n\n8\n\n54 ,\n\nPR [50\" ,\n\nADDRESSED\n\nFREI\n\nSIGNED\n\n3\n\n26\n\nREFERS PERSOM AL 59, FREI FOR ELECIIQ\" VICTORY PRED ICTS JUSIICE LIBERTY UNDER CHRISTIAn AID LEGITIMATE ON G OPPRESSICM , EXPRESS 5 PERSONAL SERVE As EXA MPLE\n\nN\n\nALL LATIN\n\nMER ICA\n\nYoutx\n\nIn\n\nFIGHT\n\nagaINST\n\n- LIBERIY AMKINI-2 BESI CHANNEL \u00cfu FREI OR CHILEAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCR\u00c4IS FOR MA XIMUM EFFECI , AI SAME IIME FREI INTERCEDE BE HALF PRISONERS ,\n- SUPPORT ABOVE Ca NPAIGN AMSPELL PRINTING COPIES CONSISTING CHIEFLY HIS LETTERS To FAMJLY AND FRIENDS WHICH IDEAL [SM AnD PAMPHLEI EXPECTED\n\n\n## ,5 JAN ,\n\n- FOR SAG0 : REF REFERES Io PAGE DETA [L Ing PRISON REGIME SIGNED AnD OT HERS\n\nSMUGGLED OUI ISLE PINES RE PARA Iwo ABOVE A PPRECIATE ANY SUGGEST [OnS FOP PRESENTED FREI In MA NNER WILL GET FREI'S FAVORABLE ATTENIION And ACHIEVE MAXIMUM PUBLICITY. Can SAGO RECOMME ND CKRISTIAN DEMOCRAT CLOSE FREI To COULD BE PRESENIED , {9.\n\n\n5\n\nMAR\n\nA Nd\n\nCFN\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\n- 14 PY 1 , 1 Y5 To\n- 2 Acro'nt O5 PLan , 12 4 CALL 'I 05 FEEL IT PRCP 05\n\nPY\n\nW40\n\nCFn\n\n51 ,\n\n\n\n\n| DISPATCR |\n|------------------------------------------------|\n| Chlcf, of |\n| Statlon, JMWAVE AJISPELL_Progrcss Roport; 1965 |\n\nRER: UFGA 21738 \\_ 2 'Juno 1965\n\n\n## A OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES\n\n\n## 1 General\n\nDurlng the month Of on Its normal propaganda activltles emphas\u00eds to May\n\n\n## 2 Propagandu Productlon\n\na 4,800 copleg of the small pere mallcd to Cuba : The themcg of the 1ssuc were thic Nin th World Festlval of Youth In Algeria, tho Domulcan c\"ls1s, aud thc conversion of Cuban unlverslties into centers of indoctrinatlon by the Castro (Attacbment:No. 1, under separate Covor'; )\n\nb The AHlSPELL Internatlonal bullotin malled to Its usual reclplonts durlng Ml\u00e0y (Spansl 2,900 coples; Freuch edition 1,925 coples; 1,925 coplcs) (Attachment No 2, under separate c Jliscellaneous press cllppings releases on the AJISPELL prlsoners c\u00e1mpalgn are enclosed as Attachmont No . 5 , under separate cover.)\n\n\n## 3 Radlo Propaganda\n\nAJISPELL con tlnued programs on AMTHIGH and a local station. Jlajor propaganda thenes dur the month w\u00e8re: The crisis Wlth empbasis on Communist involvenent; Cuban students 1n forced labor 1n the cane fields dlfferenceg among student groups , the situatlon aong foreign studence 1n the Sovlet Unlon ing\n\n\n\n100 22 ,\n\n\n## Other {ctiritlos\n\n4 member attended 20 celebratlons in Paraguay sponsorcd local orkunization. tive visited othor countrfes Latln Arerica 0n his fron Paraguay the AJISPELL prlsoncrk carpaign and to try to Influonce local studont organizations the cris1s\n\nAJSPELL members at tondod UOHART scninar May 31,\n\n\n## B\n\nSalarfes\n\n$\n\n3,000.00 42500.00\n\nOperatlonal Exponges\n\n'[OTAL\n\n$ 7,500.00\n\n\n## C FUTURE . PLAYS\n\nA clrcular letter to orkanlzatlpna. particlpatlng 1p the Communlet World Youth Pestival Alglors letter tho Bltuatlon of polltlcal prlsoners 1n Cuba, the lack of basic fr\u00f8edons 1n Cuba on the recont purgo Of \"bonosexuals and dogonerates 1n the unlversities and the armed\n\n\n\n60\n\n53a\n\n2\n\n40)\n\nCONTINUED\n| | PROESSING |\n|-----------------|-------------|\n| Cllef WH | |\n| Ch\u00edcf of | |\n| Statlon, JMwAVE | |\n\nFYI:\n\n\n## REF : UFGA 21,514, 20 1965 May\n\n\n## OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES\n\n\n## 1, General;\n\nthe month of April AMISPELL carrled on Its normal propagaada actlvftfes AMSPELL was also adjusting to tha new reduced budget wh\u00edch went Into effect on AJISPELL moved to 1ess expenglve office space 1n April 10 pcople from tho AMSPELL payroll \\_ AS[THIGH broadcasts ucre reduced to onc broadcast week, and the large ASISPELL newspaper was ollminatod The prlsoners campalgn began momentum in Apr1l but tho cribis 1n the Dominlcan Republ\u00edc made 1t very difflcult to obtain publlc\u00edty or maiutain sustalned interest 1n the campaign.\n\n\n\n## 2 Propaganda Production.\n\n\na; 4,800 copies of the small AMISPELL newspaper were malled to Cuba issue was dedicated malnly to the situation Cuba . (Attachnent No 1, under separate cover )\n\nb , The AMISPELL internatlonal bulletin was malled to its normal The Spanish edition was produced 2,900 coples (Attachment No 2, under separate The Engllsh and French were produced in 1,925 copies each (Attachmnent Nos , 3 and 4 , under separate cover ,)\n\nAttachments:\n\n\n## CONTINUED\n\n1\n\nthru\n\n10, u/sc\n\nDlstribut\u00edon:\n\n3 WH/C , wfattachs, u/sc\n\nCASSIFKATION\n\n26 Mlay 65\n\nUFGA 21,738\n\n19-124-26/3\n\n(40)\n\n\n## CONTINTJATION OF DISPATCH\n\nUFGA 21,738\n\nc A document polftical prisoncrs 1n Cuba was malled to Latin Amcrf\u00e7an aud intcrpational addrcsses Thc Spanisl verslon was maflcd 1n 10,000 copios and thc inglisl vcrslon in 5,000 copies (Attaiclment Nos 5 and 6) An open to tlo of Chile on the subject of poiitical prisoners dsscminated 1n 7 und\u00e8r scparatc Press rel(ases and news on thc prisoners campalgn arc cnclosed\\_ (Attachnent 8 , undei separntc cover;)\n\nd Mlscellaneous Press Relsascs and Cl\u00edpplngs are enclosed (Attachnent No , 9, under separate cover )\n\n\n## 3 , Radlo Propaganda\n\n12 Apr1l AMSPELL radlo opcrations were reduced to on AMTHIGH and 1 local statlon, This program 18 also played American Btatlong\n\n\n## 4 , Relations\n\nAMSPELL recelvod \u00e0 nunber of lettors from groups Interested 1n Informatlon on Cuba . Some of the groups who wrote to AMSPELL were: Portuguese UniverBity Cen World Assembly of Youth, International Union of Young Democrats, Dolivlan Studonts Confederatlon, Youth of Argentina, Soclal Democratic Party Youtb of Colonbla, Internatlonal Instltute of Soc\u00edal Studles (CLASC) Mex\u00edcan Newsmen Assoclatlon, National Unlon of Malaysian Studen1nd\u00edv\u00eddual Mexican Students. (Coples of these letters are forwarded 1n Attachment No , 10, under Beparate cover ) tcr, and and ts,\n\n\n## B FUNDS EXPENDED\n\n3,250.00\n\nSoparatlon payments\n\n2,700.00\n\nOperational\n\n3,850.00\n\nExtra WRUL payment\n\n1,215.00\n\nExtra nall\u00edng expense\n\n903 .08\n\nTOTAL\n\n\n## C FUTURE PLANS\n\nAn AMSPELL member was by the Paraguayan group to visit then for May 20 celebrations,\n\nAMSPELL was also invited by the Interpational Student Association of Japan to participate at an International Students Conference to be held 1n Japan from July 12 to August however , the station does not Intend tc encourage AJISPELL\n\n\n\nClBBification\n\nPAGE No.\n\n\nR\n\nY\n\nR\n\nY\n\nR\n\n\n\nFUB IAS-5 NOTIFIED HE BEING TERMINATED As OF J0 JUNE . F-5 ACCEPTED SAID SAGo To FINISH YEAR And HALF REMA INING UN IVERSITY VORK To RECEIVE DEGREE \\_ KE EXPRESSED COnF IDENCE ABILITY GET OUISIDE JOE; To SUPPORI SELF THIS PERIOD \\_ REF ACTION o PLACE HIM IECESSARY , TERMINATIOY REPORT BEING PREPARED \\_ POUCHING =\n\nR\n\nCFn\n\n\n\n\n\nRI COPY\n\n389\n\nRI COPY", "pages": 87} {"id": "doc_144f27a3_a2c0_4c53_9d50_5b52a4f5a631", "filename": "104-10097-10077.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10097-10077.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_55971d21_fc87_4bbc_bf2f_a832f8632de5", "filename": "104-10120-10354.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10120-10354.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "- 1\\_ According to press reports of August 1972 , Mr \\_ Andreas is Chairman of the First Oceanic Corporation Minneapolis MinnesotaIt was his $25,000 check which was given to Mr \\_ Kenneth DablRergeMi Midwest Regional Chairman of the Finance Committee to the President, and which eventually made its Way into the Miani, Florida, bank account of Watergate participant Bernard L Barker-\n- 2 Mr \\_ Dwayne Andreas was born on 4 March 1918 at Worthington\\_ Minnesota He is a recognized agricultural expert, and from April 1952 to the present has responded to intelligence requirements levied by the Central Intelligence Agency through his relationship with its Domestic Contact Service\\_\n- 3 . Beginning in Mr \\_ Andreas served as Principal24 Officer of the Andreas Foundation Ca funding mechanism of this The latter activity was terminated Agency)\n- 4 \\_ Mr Andreas firm, the Archer Daniels Midland Company Decatur, Illinois provided cover for five operational assets of this Agency between 1964 and In arranging for this activity, a total of 1l of the firm' s employees were briefed over the yearsThe Agency's principal contact with the firm was Mr Andreas brother Lowell W \\_ Andreas Mr \\_ Dwayne Andreas was not made witting of these cover arrangements\n\n24", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_da918b68_bb7a_4306_8b1c_fd3a6f56e5c4", "filename": "104-10118-10427.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10118-10427.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10118-10427\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\nOrganlzatlon and Actlvltles of the Deputy Director (Research)\n\n\n## Development ProJects Divlsion Speclal Projecte Dranc\n\nAb recommonded, Plu, placod under DDIR. of leavlng all of TSD undor his control In order Furtber, almost on the diverse and taklng\n\n\n## Dther\\_Rosearch and Development\n\nELINT to DDIR, except {or the dlrect command of certain fleld unite whlch under all clrcumbtances should b0 left under the Btation chlef\u00f8. but not for current productlon\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## Part [\n\n\n## Coordlnatlon\n\non the samo baslp Tbere appeare achl\u00f8vlng clober Inter-agency coordination,\n\n\n## PrIncoton Consultants to ONE\n\n\n## National Photographic Intorpretatiom Center\n\nload of NPIC . load.\n\n\n\n## Caliber o\u00ed Personnel\n\nBteps to takdng\n\nToo many uncoordinated momoranda are b\u00f8lng circulated. not been adopted.\n\n\n\n## White House Relatlons\n\n(Tble matter by the Worklng Group and con Baquently th\u00f8 commente will be handled orally\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## Recarch on International Communlsm\n\nintolligence officer {or this an experlenced purpose, and thls staff 1e getting gradually orgenizod.\n\n\nOSI 10 careor B\u00f8rvlco to those who wl\u00f8h to Join 1t.\n\n\ndevelops. Wo b\u00f8lleve that DDIR hae Implomented some annex Of tbe Worklng Group report.\n\n\n10\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\nOrganlzation and Actlvitleb of tbo Intelligence Community\\_\n\n\n## Natlonal Indications Center Watch Committee\n\nGenoral Cartor , tho new Chalrman of the Watch mado a thorough revlew of ita activltles Commlttee, hae havo becn taken to and NIC oporatlonb pereonnol, and tho Department of Stato 1, right of Lts conatantly reminded oporatlona of tho Watcb al\u00f8o boll\u00f8ve that tha mothode of obJactvan of tho Working St\u00f8p' boing Wie Group.\n\n\n\n## State\n\nreport; & Bpoclal team h\u00e4v\u00f8 thl\u00f8 covor and handlleg Anew agroement has been Working o{ Stata commulcatlons Since the productlon Group report the level on which COMINT policy {e of AB\u00f8lstant Deputy Director . Thoy for an offlce In tho of Stato appears to havo como to tment naught. Dopar\n\n\n## Stato'8 Operatlonal Center\n\nIho Stato Operatlonal Centor al\u00f8o app\u00f8are to havo como to naught.\n\n\n\n## Brieflnge\n\nThe tmsnt of State doos not attend the Whlte Houso Dopar brieflngs.\n\n\n\n## Recelpt of Clag\u00f8ification Measagog\n\nIncluded In the dissemination House the necesslty for of all classlficatlon belng top\n\n\n\n\n\n- 1 The or\n- 2. The Audit Staff is removed fron the Insrectcr Gereral.\n\n- 3 \\_ removes from the DDIs area, given greatly expanded responsibilitie?, aru will report directly to the DCI/ DDCI's office \\_\n- The General Counsel' office i8 removed from under the DDIS, will resume responsibility for Congressional relations, and will report directly to the DCI/DDCI's Office.\n\n- 5. The Office of Cperations is disbanded. Contact Division to DDIP a8 nucleus for Domestic Division. Foreign Documents Division to be combined with OCR Library. Foreign Broadcast Information Division to be independent unit reporting directly to DDII.\n\n- 6 Position of Assistant DDlP for Covert Action abolished.\n\n- 7. Assistant DD/P for Paramilitary and Air Operations created. Support\n- 8 \\_ Central Support Staff under DDlP created. This will draw together such support as personnel , logistics and budget and will also take over technical support {rom those operating units of TSD which remain in the DDIP, e.g. secret audio operations, etc The Central Support Staff will also absorb the present Operational Services Staff and certain other activities .\n\n- 9 A Special Task Force is created for such operations of a magnitude that transcenas the capabilities of one division\n- 1C . The International Organizations Division and Covert Action Staff are combined, Putting together our largest activities in this field.\n\n- A Conestic Civision is created. This will absorb a8 its nucleus Contact Division of CO from the DD/I, the Commercial Staff , the Air Proprietary Branch \u00edrom DPD, ultimately the management 0f CAT from the DDIS, and those aspects of cover which involve contacts with the U . 5. business community .\n\n- 12 . A Deputy Director for Research is created. This or 'ganization will take over the C\u00edfice of Scientific Intelligence from the DD/I, Special Projects DPD, all research and development from TSD, and other research and development activities currently located in various units of the Agency such as the Office of Communications, NPIC, etc.\n\n\n\n\n\n## MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD\n\nSUBJECI: Coyne and Jchuylor la review of report of the Kirkpatrick\n\nFollowlng recommendatlons call {or {urther conslderatlon and\n\n\n## Page W\n\nTerme and Budget Commltteo under the Comptroller and tho Erecutlve Committeo continulng program review by a orderly program and budget proceee. Policy\n\n\n## 2. Offlce o Coordinatlon.\n\n\nDiferencee between Kirkpatrlck and Schuyler pos\u00edtion 88 outllned In the rcport and considered and rccorciled. 3, Item C. Responaibility for SIGINT pollciee and Page\n\n- 3. Publlc relatons drective sbould be lBBued on pollcy of and public appearances by Agency employeeb, Including DCI and the Deputles. king\n- 4 , Page 6. Reduction of forca conslderatlon should be given contlnuing the Klrkpatrick Commlttee) explorlng for the DCI 2nd the DDCI ways and meang of eliminating duplication and consolidating with the objectlvo of developlng better organizatlon at leeser co3: and With\n- 5 . 6.B. Terms of Relerence {or the Executlve Dlrcctor and man should bo discusBed between McCone and Carter at an early date.\n\n\n\n## Offlco of DDIP\n\n- mobt partlcularly alrborno.\n\n\n\n## 2.\n\n\nCare must be exerclaed and tho merger of Contact and of Securlty Dlvialon.\n\n\n\n## 3, Commonwealth\n\navold areag Singepore, etc, Tbo purpoBe of thle offlce Probablj {0 handle Commonwealth Oflce alfalre . vergus Colonlal Hong Kong,\n\n\n## 4.\n\n\nRevlew Of allowancee , etc. of CIA agents under State cover corparable conditlonb situatlons whlch might of authorlzatlon Alao audit and control Immediately . Balary llving costly\n\n- 1 . Carter end McCone sbould Deputy DDlI and Chie\u00ed agreo on aclection of a DD/I, of OCI as initial step in Improving wltbln thls offlca. personnel\n- 2. Merger untl new rccommendatlons -\n\n- of a 3 continulag baele thelr pursuit Of their col\u00e0 establish world donlnation. Note: Ible ol\u00edlce prevlously exlsted directly undor DD/I but waa abandoned a few monthe 880,\n- 4, ebould b\u00f8 worked out,\n\n\n## National Photographlc Interpretatlon Center, Page\n\nby USDB. and arrangemente mado through USIB to dleperse rcad-out to SAC and St. 80 neceegary to our consldered of greatest importanco. study Army dolng keep\n\n\n## IV Elementa of DDIR\n\n- It Bhould bo recognlzed that D\u00f8puty Director {or Researcb {0 a cover and thl\u00f8 office not to research but Bbould b\u00f8 ta ked wlth operationed responbibitherefore DDIR actlvitiee 80 fabt that OXCART will suff\u00f8r\\_ and activity in NRO whlch may or may not include the actual operatlon of OXCARI. It will Include Intelligence lnput Into where operations rest.\n\n\n\n## 2. Location of OSI Bhould be resolved.\n\n\n- 3. Interrclatlonship between DDR and DD/P to Provido Btaff Bupport and par 'tlcularly the CI productlon should b0\n\n3 -\n\n- 4 certaln operatlonal rescarch and development; however a determine whether the intezrated ELINT operatlons should not b0 permanently under DDIR oporational and resoarch and {ully\n\n\n## Cons\u00edderatlons of OXCART\n\n- L. OD, Charyk a8 AR/Sec.Def. will bo executlve head of NRO, DDIR\n- 2. Details of operetlons, Wll bo workod out at a later date.\n\n- 3 , are Speclal not CIA, to declde. {or Group,\n- DDIR proJect.\n\n- 5. must b0 declded by higher autborlty, LIkewla\u00f8 the queation of operational re\u00f8ponsibility between that of CIA or DDIR or personnel Becanded {rom DCI and Sec / Def. and the Presldent after careful conslderatlon by and problens relatlng to thls matter.\n\n- Because of Immlnence of commencement of teat\n\n\n## V Natlonal Indcations Center Watch Committec\n\n- a judgcent as efflcicntly operatiag, and to rasolve differencoe between Coyne and UsD.\n\n\nmb\n\n- 2. {or Mr. Amary sbould be arranged util & more adequato bricfing ol the President by DCI sLould sul\u00edice.\n\n\n\n## JOHN A. McCONE Dlrector\n\n~5 -\n\n\n## ME;\u00edORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence\n\nSUBJECI\n\nFinal Raport of Viorking Group on Organization and Activities\n\n- 1 1 bave the honor to probent herewith the final report of the Intelligence Agency, and Of its relationship with other agenciee in the intelligence communisy . divided into two part\u00f8. The flret part deal\u00f8 primarily with the organiza of the working group. mendatlone on area8 group Wa8 either unable to agrco or felt that considerably more study wa8 needed belore action was taken.\n\n- 2. For the record I would note that the working group held its first and ite final BesBion with you on March 28. had approximately 100 briefings. Most of these brie\u00e1ings dealt with the organization and activitiea 0\u00ed the Central Intelligence Agency, but also included a full spent with the Department of State in addition to several brie mately one-half spont in the Pentagon In addition to other briefings by the Defense Intelligence visiting SaC, NORAD and othar activities in the United States \\_ We were bziefed by the head of every mnajor corponent in the CIA with the excepticn of three DDIP 2re2 divisions whose bricfinga had to be excluzcd because of the pressure o\u00ed time\\_ However, we feel that having heara from four other area aivision3 the working group had a knowledge of the activitie6 and problens of these In addition to the 108 brieliag3, the working sessiong in which it ciiacussed and debated 2t great lensih its findings and conclusions Finally, there were \u00e0ay finga day\n\n\n\nson:e 20 and wilh senior d:scuss olr {indirgJ and conclusion;\\_ Ageacy officials to Bcssiong with each o[ the These includcu at least two rent Intelligence. Director for Cur-\n\n- 3 The attached report doe8 not purport to be conplete or exmind our oral an aide memoir to recall to Philosophy behind our recommendatione.\n\n\n\n\ncc: DDCI\n\nAttachment\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## PARII\n\nof the Central Intelllgence Agency and:repre\u00f8ente the vow of the entre Worklng Group.\n\n\n\n\n\n## OFFIC: 25\n\n8 and a DCI. cr\u00f8ated, tbat to how to of tha Agoncy. kee?\n\n\nWe recommend that the Comptroller' 8 office be brougkt out from under the DD/S, report dlzectly to the DCI'0 o{flce and receive {ull authority {or {olal {iscal control of the Agency.\n\n\nWe recommend that the Comptroller be desigaated Chair man of a Ffnancial Policy and Budget Comnlttee composed of We belleve that\n\n\n\n\n\n8 committee Bhould be kept and currently Informed of all Agency actlvltleo, fully\n\n\n## General Counbol\n\nWe recommend that the Genoral Counsel'0 Btaff be removed from the organization of the Deputy Diroctor (Support) and report drectly to the office of the DCI. In such a pobitlon the General Counsel ahould reBume tho reaponsibility for the direction and guidance of the work of the Leglslative Counbel; whlch {8 currcntly the responsibillty of the Inspoctor General.\n\n\n2\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## Cable Secretariat\n\n\n\nlocated in tho offlce of the DCI and reporte to the Executlve Officer. the carelul Bupervl\u00f8lon of the Exacutlvo Director. been adequatoly coordnated, careful Btudy.\n\n\n\n## Contracte\n\ncontractB for and that those contracts prlor to approval.\n\n\nWe believe that the DDCI and DCI should be the final approving authorlty for all asslgnmente to poBitions of Chlef or or of both forelgn and domeBtlc.\n\n\n3\n\n\n\n\n\nto In\u00f8uring the proper language qualiflcatione, operatlonal tralning and aultablllty.\n\n\n\n## Publlc Relatlono\n\nhandllng relatlons with tho publlc media,\n\nCIA glve Informatlon to the preBs where CIA hae Bomething butable babie, We urge that no publlc Bpeeches be glven by Agency officlale. only\n\n\n## Reduction Jp Force\n\nWe recommend that tbe DCI and DDCI Inbure that the Partlcularly supergrades who are no longer a0 ef\u00edective 89 assignmente. they\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n5\n\nW\u00f8 note that undcr present Integration Dlvi\u00f8ion of DDIP, which io not Agency. Wo recommend that tbo entlro Bybtem of be 'ubJected to further wth 8 view to Partlcularly In DDIL DDIR wblch may havo need {or prompt recelpt of euch iaterlal. the Btudy\n\n\n## Executive Dlrestor\n\nWo have not trled to opell out the pr\u00edmarlly 8 matter that Bhould b0 tailored to the personal preferencea of operate their offlce aud tho Agency. We urge, bowever, attention be directed to the avoidance of a Btralght vertical Ilne of commaad; {. all thr\u00f8e officers. e,,\n\n\n## Executive\\_Committee\n\nWe recommend the creation 0f an Executive Committee of the four Deputiee, the\n\n\n\nComptroller , Intelllgence Community Guldance. pollcy \u00f8tandpolnt, Bpproprlato rccommendatlone thereon to the DCI Thl8 Com-\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## ORGANIZATION AND ACTIVITISS OF THE\n\n\n## Office of the DDIP\n\n\n\nVie commend the decision of the DDlP to aboll\u00f8h the pobition of the A/DDPIA, and belleve that the restoration of tha previoue organlzation with Juat the DDlP and COP In the line of command\n\n\n## The Staffs\n\nWe conBiderod a possible merger of the FL CI and CA Btaffs . We also bilities. We beliave that while both aro desirable objectlves, neither are practicable under present circumstance8. WYe therefore that th\u00f8 FI, CI and CA Staff functione be drawn closer together under the Chlef of Operatlone and that these organizations insofar a8 practical act in the clabblcal sense a9 Btaffs for the DDIP. further believe that the Operational Services Staff, the Central Staff, after the changes recommended below are completed, be tranaferrod to the Central\n\n\n\nu8 of hi\u00f8 degire to mor\u00dfe the Covert Action 5talf with the Inernational Crganizatione Civlslon. thi, 10 contrary to the trend of divesting Btaffs of operatlonal duties 8 tho DDIP'\u00f8 wl\u00f8hes.\n\n\nSupport Staff control ol peraonnol and other aupport mattere curreatly decentrallzed to the divislons and Btalfs in osder to locate thebe functlone directly under him.\n\n\nWe recommerd tho creatlon of an organizational entity to bo known a8 \"Special Task Force Operatlons reporting directly to the DDIP, projects Or a8set8.\n\n\n8\n\n\n\n\n## Assibtant to DDlP for Paramilitary and \u00c1ir Support Operationg\n\nWe recommend the creation of an offlce in the DDlP to be known a8 Paramilitary and f\u00efr Support Operations, under the to develop the capability for covert paramilltary and air Bupport operations of thi\u00f8 new organizatlon be located at [10 Jwhere 1t will have facllltieg for organization apd tralning. Such a move will al\u00f8o relleve the burdon on the headquarter\u00f8 building. We recommend that the indvdual to head thls organization be drawn from military Bervice and be a Benior Colonel or a Brlgadier General wth wartime paramllitary experience \\_ the DPD in it8 preBent form, we recommend that tha Alr Support\n\n\n## Donestic Division\n\nWe endorse the proposal to create a DomeBtic Division. We strongly urge that the new Domestic Division utllize the Contact Divigion of 0O, a8 the nucleus for field work in the United State8 \\_ We also believe that this Domestic Division 8hould tale over those functiong of the Cover and Commercial Staff presently carried out by the Commerclal Group plu' all thosc activitie8 of the Covcr D\u00edvision which involve\n\n9\n\nDomeetic Division of the Air Proprietaries Branch of DPD, and of the respongibility for the management of CAT from the DDIS, and of managlng Falrways .Corporatlon. In consolidating CAT and FairwayB Into the Alr Proprietaries Branch we wiBh to draw attentlon to the\n\nWe would also urge that a complete revlew be made of the Agency' preaent and future requiremente for air proprletaries and Branch indicating exactly what may be needed In all part8 of the world. examine; the requirements levied by DDlP components on the Office of Security foz operational Bupport and if possiblo reasbign those requiremente to the Dome\u00f8tic Division in order to relieve the Office of Security for its more important responsibilities in regard to the Becurity of CIA- following functions:\n\n10\n\n- 8,\n- b. Preparatlon of \"oporatlonal characterletico\" for new\n- ment Of Iteme {or DDIP.\n\n- d. before are releabed to tbey\n\nRemalnlng unlto Audlo Support lese Rocearch and Ddvelopment, Photo and Graphlc Arte Reproductlon. We noto, however, own etc. )\n\nDivieion\n\nWe recommend the crcation In the WeBtern European DlvlBion of a second Deputy Chlef for Britleh Commonwealth Affaire.\n\n\n\n\nall matters involving\n\n2+\n\n7\n\nFuzther, this officer should have full control authority over\n\nL\n\n2 4\n\n1 and all other component\u00f8 of the Agency, including the DDlI,should L\n\n1.\n\n\n\n## War Plane\n\nBecauae of the vital importance of war plans to the Ag\u00ebncy'\u00f8 relation8 to the Joint Chlefs of Staff , we recommend that the War Bhould remain organizationally &8 a part of the Central Support Staff\n\n\n## Pollce Programg\n\nWe are convinced that United States Government support to the police in friendly nationb can provide great benefit\u00f8 to the United Statee and that work. The Presldeat has recently indicated to AID that he wishes thi\u00f8 program to reccive strong Bupport. We believe that CIA should\n\n12\n\ngivo it greater Bupport than it has prevlously received. We recommend that the police group in the CI Staff receive such augmentation and that Project [ 24\n\nJbe tranaferred from the NE D\u00edvlsion to the CI Staff .\n\n\n\n## Lialson with Departmcnt of State\n\nWe urge that the DD/P centrallze lialson wlth the Department of State and malntain careful recorda of all discuseions betiveon the Agency and State Department officials. W\u00f8 note that nearly every area div\u00edsion chief has a weekly meeting with his counterpart {n the\n\n\n## Advice to State on Black Propaganda\n\nWVe recommend that the DDIP Insure that other appropriate agencleB of the government (Department of State, Defense, Whlte House and USIA) are kept appropriately informed of black propaganda activities which othervlse mlght be mlsunderstood and believed to be legitlmately the viewg of a foreign power . We have in mind our discusalonB with the Department which heard expressed concern that the Department was unaware of certain black propaganda activitie8 relating to Communiat China and conge -\n\n\n\nWe recommend that CIA personnel under the Department of Stato cover make greater effo:ts to truly live their cover. We. believe in this connection that the DCI Bhould receive assuranceg from the DDIP, after propez study, that CIA allowances for rents, servanta and ontertainment are in line wlth comparable State Department allowancee.\n\n\n\n## 08 Jcover\n\nWe recommend that the Agency more and more place people under L cover by the \"l\u00f8gitimate\" method of recruiting {ndividuale, having them L 0 8 1 and follow through a normal L 0 8 Jcareer. CIA Bhould obviously keep [ 0 $ Jadvised concarning these {ndividuals, work with L 0 8 Jon their aBsignmentB which will b mutually beneflcial, and covertly train them. be under true [ 0 8 Jcover and will not only be unknown to other intelligence services, but also to their colleagueg in [ 6 8 ].\n\n\n14\n\n\n\n\n## Latin American Operationg\n\nthe expansion of activitles of Latin America, and insure that the\n\nWe recommend that the project for Bupport of the organization known a8 the American Friend\u00f8 of the Middle East, which is curbe tranbferred to the IO Dlvislon or, are not worth the Agency'\u00f8 Bupport, that the project be aboli\u00f8bed.\n\n\n15\n\n\n## ORGANIZATION AND ACTIVITISS OF THE\n\n\n\ndogroo of but we did observe that good\n\n[f for reasong of urgency a report {0 Bent to the Whlte Hoube prlor to evaluatlon, we recommend that a Bpoclal notlce to the effect that It 18 unevaluated be the earlleet poBbible moment.\n\n\n\n## Board o National Estlmate\n\nThe Office of National Eetlmate8 should be Btrengthened by the addltlon of one top-level forelgn affalr8 export to the Board of We alBo belleve that the Board would benefit by the\n\n\n\nfleld, provlded one of Buflicient callber could be {ound who would be\n\n\n## O\u00edfice 0{ Oporatlong\n\nD{vlBlon, Office of Operatlons, to the DD/P, Forelgn Broadcast Information Divi\u00f8lon. common: both havo conalderable lapguage capability. Wc believe Buch an Integration On the other hand, the Asbibtant Director for Central Reference believeb very Btrongly that the Foreign He advances a8 reabonB; that the procuremcnt of foreign documente are arranged by OCR; tbat the dieBemination of the FDD product 18 handled by\n\n\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo coordinatlng the exploitation of foreign documents. We urge that the DD/I {ntegrate FDD and FBID into the mo\u00f8t compatlble area of the DDlI organlzation.\n\n\nSupport for the Center International Studiee (CENIS) hapdled by the DDIP: 10 wortb continulng, and we queBtion thle, we recommend that for befng\n\n\n\n18\n\n\n## ORGANIZATION AND ACTIVITIES OF DEPUTY DIRECTOR (SUPPORT)\n\n\n## Security\n\nWo recommond that tho burden on the Securlty Olflce for meantme volume of work it {, carrylog the Agency koep\n\nWe recomnond that all Becurlty clearan\u00e9es be centralized OCI, NPIC, and otber Agency components. Whlle we would leave tho pollcy of granting clearance8 wIth the approprlate offlclale , Security \u00dfhould maiatain proceeslng of theso clearance.\n\n\n\n## Audit Staff\n\nWe recommend that the In\u00f8poction aud Audit Staff check are of vital concern to the Agency.\n\n\n19\n\n\n\ntho control of DD/R, provlding o{ aud tbat In tho futuro no\n\n\n## Automauc Data Procegglng\n\nBtrongly recommond that the DDIs In Buch 8 way 88 to Inpure tho ultlmate compatablllty of autocommunity. -\n\n\n\n\n## ORGANIZATION AND ACTIVITIES OF THE DEPUIY DIRECTOR (RESEARCH)\n\nbeon creatod,\n\n\n## Speclal ProJecte Branch\n\nprogram,, bo placod under DD/R.\n\n\nWo recommend tbat all TSD reBearch and devolopment be placed under DD/R.\n\n\nWe recommend that the extent to whlch reBearcb and SIGINT equlpment, alr-borne collectlon, Bhould be transferred to DD/R, agreement between\n\nWe rocommend all reJearch and development In support of NPIC be tran\u00f8ferred to DD/R.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## PARI L\n\nOf the work of the Central Intelllgence Agency and activitie: of the eithor unablo to agree, or felt that wab neoded before action 1, taken. may aasl\u00f8t and further. they\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo to DCI for Coordination and Intelllgence Community GuldancoWIth the excoption of Mr. Coyne, fully in accord.\n\n\n- 8 1n\n- b.\n\n- and Elint pollcy ingofar\n- d. He should continually under revlew the general extent and direction of the intolllgence efforta of the community to and effectively Bupport national policy, submitting reports and recommendations to DCI a8 appropriate. keep fully\n- e He should correspondingly maintain a continuing remaln {ully and effectively coordinated with the activities and effort\u00f8 of othor memberg of the community \\_ they\n\n23\n\n\n\nnumber qualilicaticas ol supporting sta{l oflicere [or this that he will need a group of euch officer\u00f8 and that they should be of particularly high caliber and broad experience. The functione highly Important {or the community and for CIA. have not been adequately handled In the past.\n\n\nMr. Coyne do08 not concur in thi\u00f8 recommendation. tho recommendod offlce, Inaffectlve arrangement of the Coordlnation Office now in exletence and would not provlde the recommended offlce wlth the stature required the Intelllgence Community; (b) the limitatlons in the functlonal concepte of the Office, outLined above. Further, he doeb not concur In thla recommendation because it do08 not distinguish Bufflciently the internal CIA operatlng functlons of the DDCI from the communitywide functiong which the recommended office must Ferform if the DCI is to execute effectively his principal misslon a8 a8gigned In the Prebident'8 Directive of January 16, 1962. Mr Coyne believes\n\n24\n\n\n\nhl, prlncipal Pre\u00f8identially-asslgned responsibilitles of (a) coordinating and effectively Buiding the total U. S. forelgn intellilovela; (c) malntainlng a continulng revlew, of the programe and actlvitlee of all U . and avoldlng unde\u00f8lrable dupllcatlon In the total foreign Intelligence effort: Coyne wl Lng Mr.\n\n\n\n## Prlnceton Consutant\u00f8 to ONE\n\nMr . no contributlon to tho intelllgence estmating effort. The other Coyno\n\n\n## National Photographlc Interpretation Center\n\nWe are concerned about the capability of NPIC to bandle what may be a greatly Increaped volume of work in comlng month\u00f8 . We\n\n\n\nrecommend that a a matter of prlority the USIB have thls matter not rebult in slowing down the 'prompt and complete processing' 80 urgently required.\n\n\n\n## Caliber of Personnel\n\nwe did not make a in depth, problem in this regard in OCI and that Btepe 8hould be taken under the new management 0f OCI to Improve the caliber of suporvaory Btudy\n\n\n## Merger o1 ONE and OCI\n\nWe studied at aome length the feasibility 0f merglng the Offlce of Natlonal Estimates with the Office of Current Intelligence. We found the Office of Current Intelligence eager for a merger, the to favor it, We do not bllBhed that the result would be the creation of better national estimatea and current The DD/I feele that\n\n26\n\n\n\nto preparo hl\u00f8 recommendatlone . WYe concur,\n\nMr. Coyne doea not agree with the above paragraph and {n lieu theroof recommends that the ONE and OCI be merged now. He bellovee that Buch merger will result In improved intelligence producte to Bupport the natlonal policy maker8.\n\n\n\n## Preparation and Dl\u00f8semination of Memoranda\n\nthroughout the community, uncoordinated memoranda on Intell\u00edgence matter8. These memoranda are pr\u00f8pared a6 '#hlnk piece8\" but the D\u00f8partment of State feel\u00f8 that often Beem to influence policy at high levele. We think the Department point, and we urge'that such memoranda be carefully have been coordinated acrosg-the-board. buting they they othor agencle8 to prepare such menoranda lf the Bubjects fall with\u00edn the the Department of State on Btrictly political matterg. We believe that, at a minimum, when CIA 18 asked for a memorandum that inqulries Bhould be made of asking\n\n\n\nother departmenta to determine whether Buch a memorandum hasn't already been prepar\u00f8d or mlght be in the proce8s 0f preparatlon.\n\n\nWe aro concernod about Agency relatlonehipe with tho Whlte handllng of intelllgenco matter\u00f8 1\u00f8 concerned. We framing recommendations .\n\n\n\n## Research on International Communl\u00f8m\n\nWe aro concernad about the roported Inadequacy of rebearch done on International Communlsm. At the present time ome 1\u00f8 gence Staff, The DD/l expresBed himself a9 belleving thie wab sufflclently covered. The Chief, CI Staff believe it 10 {nsufficiently covered. urged that greater expertiae be brought to bear on the Bubject. enough i, done, we urge that the matter be reviewed by the DCI at an early date to Batisfy himself that all necessary research {n this field 10 being accomplished. being\n\n\n\n\n## Office of Scientific Intell\u00edgence\n\nOn the new chart we have shown OSI a8 a dvislon under DDIR we understand thi8 to be'your desire. We feel, however, that OSI In it\u00f8 major activitles is nore closely linked to DD/Ithan to DDIR and therefore more properly b\u00f8longs under DD/I. DDII blmself W\u00f8 bolleve projects invol complex and coordinated operatlona which are DDIR', people will be mostly sclentlstB, technological experte or leader\u00f8 in Bpeciallzed development felds . Such individuale on the average have no profe\u00f8sional intelligence operating experience and little background or interest in detailed operat\u00edonal problems requlring thorough inter-agency coordination, painstaking and tedioue follow-up actlons and careful attention to Becurity detaile. DDIP. on the other hand, hae a number ving key\n\n29\n\n\n\nexclusively wth just such problerns .\n\n\nWe recognize all the difficulty, typo, of Bhifting re\u00f8ponsibility from one deputy to the other; and we the to {unction proporly. annex. lap beglns\n\n\n\n\n## ORGANIZATION AND ACTIVITIES OF THE\n\n\n## National Indications Centcr Hatch Conmittee\n\nW\u00f8 have examlned quite carelully the National Indlcations Center , ite organization the Watch Committee, from tho feeling that it Bhould be abol\u00f8hed, or comblned with DIA indlcations cent\u00f8r to the beliof that {t 10 W\u00f8 do not fully fully\n\nThe functlonB of the Watch Commlttee, and NIC, with tbeir terma of relerence, were developed prior to the time when DIA was created. early warning and Indications of approaching criseb to the communityahead.\n\n\nnow con\u00f8idering the Fitch Commlttee Report. But we doubt that few if any memberg of that Committee plans . We not\u00f8 that General Carroll was reluctant to be drawn into\n\n\n\nWo rocommond, theroforo that except as notod below, NIC operatlons be allowed to continue are for the next threo or four mopth8 , At that tine wa recomnend a thorough review of the DIA' capabllitioe and activitioe witb 8 view to redefining the they\n\nMr. warnipg representatlon from appropriate member\u00f8 of USIB. Mr Coyne Fobruary 5, 1962.\n\n\nprop\u00f8rly manned and Bhould roceive both the high callber of perBonnel at the proper grade and the number of perponnel to perform In thig connection the Departno r\u00f8pregentatives at NIC at preBent and the DCI Secretary to remedy this situation immediately.\n\n\nWe would euggest a change in the present method of preparing the Watch Committee report . we no reason why it \u00f8hould not draft, 24 hours In advance, the weekly\n\n32\n\n\n\nWatch Commlttee report, circulate it to all agencies for conbideracould be decided upon in final form and reproduced and diabeminated.\n\n\nRelated to the Watch Committee but also an important aepect of all coordinated we believe that suppresBed or covered by watered down language a8 10 sometimeg the today, vews of the intelligence communlty . If there are differing minority vlewe on the part of one or more agencies; including CIA theae boing\n\n\n## CIA Relations with the Department of State\n\nWe examlned the relations of CIA with the Department of State. Saveral matters of concern {n thib area are mentioned in the Bection on the DDIP. We would note that \"covering\" for the Agency poBea Bection; the designation o\u00ed CIA officere\n\n33\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo handling State communications, etc. In thebe areas wo rocommend\n\nWo are partlcularly concerned that the L tions of CIA per\u00f8onnel L are 80 revealing. We recommend that the Agency arrange with State to 2 4\n\nThe Department of State Indcated concern about the level in CIA on whlch Comint policy matter\u00f8 are handled and also noted that on Comint policy matters. we to the DCI for Coordinatlon and Intelligence Community Gu\u00eddance. why\n\nWe revewed with some Intereet tho propoged creation 1n the office of the Deputy Under Secretary for Political Affairg of the Whle the a9 unclear, believe that ite activitles will have considerable bearing on the work of the Agency. yet\n\n34\n\n14-ooooo\n\n\n## State ' Operational Center\n\nWe reviewed with Bome interast tho embryonic operatlonal Wo found that this 1, an interestlng development and would obvlou\u00f8ly have bearlng on the Intelligenco community.\n\n\nWo recommend that In accordance wlth tho present practlce of brlofinga of the White House Btaff by CIA, the\n\nWe r\u00f8commend that the DCI tako up drectly wlth the President the problem affalra which might havo any bearlng on Intelligenco eBtimates or or on covert operationg. Wo have particularly in nlnd 8uch communlcatlone a8 between the Presldent and Khru\u00f8hchev, etc. order to glve proper gudance to the intelligence and operatlonal Agency.\n\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\nMEMORANDUM POR:\n\nMr \\_ B, Klrkpatr1ck Inspector Generai Centrai Intelligence Agency\n\nApril 3, 1962\n\nIn the course of our Messrs Group on as members of Mr\\_ McCone 1n the McCone and Carter I 's \"Coordination that I d4d not with discussed wlth the DCI and of the DDCI. we meeting\n\n1)\n\nIn line with the forego\u00edng, 1t would be apprec\u00edated 1f\n\n\"W\u00edth\n\nAmend the second\n\n- Coyne, we are 2) Add at the 1n accord.\" a8 foilowe , ena Of the sectlon 9 new paragraph fully reading\n\nthe except\u00edon\n\ncondr sencence of\n\ntion. not concur 1n thls (a) Enenproposeacomenda and title of the Ineffective now of the coordinateopresent Office with the and would not provlde the Office to the Intelligence responsibilities DCI (b) above \\_ of the 1n ton because he does not concur as outlined the Internal 1t does not from the Office mus perform functions wh1ch effectively his the DCI 1s to execuee recommended the President as asslgned Mr \\_ of January 16, '{982.1n the lines 1f the Office 1s capable of 1t will 1nof (a) U , the total all coordination of levels; (c) maintaining a at continu\u00edng \"Mr Office, heavy ty; Office, 15 along\n\n\"wlth the heads of the Departments and Agenc\u00edes concerned , Of the programs and actlvitles of all U, agencies engaged forelgn intelligence activities; and (@) assuring efiiciency and effectiveness\\_ and avolding undesirable dupllcatlon 1n the total Coyne w1ll submit h1s recomendatlons Mr . sub Ject at a later date.\" on this\n\nI would appreclate recelvlng a copy of the revised of the Working Group at your earilest convenience. report\n\n\n\n2\n\nAttachment\n\nCC: DDCI\n\nLBK:jrc: Retyped gmk (23 Oct. 62)\n\nDistribution: Addressee wlatt 1 DDCI wlatt Exec . Dir \\_ wlatt Orig\n\n\n\n23 October 1962\n\n\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intellgence\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nAfter Action Report on the of the Worklng Group Flndlng'\n\nInt\u00f8lligence {lndinga of the Worklng Groupr and 1 no actlon The comments here Workng Group. Working th\u00f8y\n\nLyman B. Klrkpatrick Executive Director\n\n14-ooooo\n\n\n## Operatlonal Aida Unit\n\ndeclsion not to transfer TSD to DDIR\n\n\n## Divibion\n\nA\u00f8 recommendad, occupied by Mr \\_ Jobn Caswell A revlew will\n\n\n## War Plang\n\nAs recommended, the DDCI {8 givlng full Bupport to the War Plans Group\n\n\n## Pol\u00edce Programe\n\nA\u00f8 recommended, Bupport. An and Project\n\n\n## Laison with tho Department of State\n\nment of State and careful recorde are now maintained of all Depart-\n\n\n## Advice to State on Black Propaganda\n\nThe Chief, CA Staff , 18 now cbarged wlth other departments where appropriate, of any black propaganda activl Govornment \u00ecf preBumed to be legitimately the Btatement of another were governmeat. they\n\nThe DD/P ia maling a thorough review of State cover directed toward known a8 Faramilitary and fjr Support Operations, under the to develop the capability for covert paramilltary and air Bupport operationg of thie new organizatlon be located at I\u00f8olatiog where It will havo Such a move will al\u00f8o relieve the burden on the headquarter\u00f8 buil We recommend that the ind\u00edvidual to head thls organization be drawn from military Bervice and be a Benior Colonel or a Brigadier General wth wartime paramilitary experience. Having In mind the total dibestabliahment of we racommend that tha A\u00edr Support Branch of DPD be transferred to the new Pazamilltary Office 0f DDIP.\n\n\nWe endorse the proposal to create a DomeBtic Division. We strongly urge that the new Domestic Diviaion utllize the Contact Division of 0O, a8 the nucleus for field work in the United State8. We also believe Cover and Commercial Staff presently carried out by the Commerclal\\_\n\n9 -\n\n14-ooooo all matters involving liaison with the Briti\u00f8h Or with Canadian Australian and New Zealand concerned with Sigint 2nd Consec. Further, this officer should have full control authority over liaigon exchange of information with the Brlti\u00f8h and the above mentioned Commonwealth Jervceb; and all other componenta of the Agency, including the DDlI,ahould thig officer advised on a keep daily\n\n\n## War Plane\n\nBecaupe of the vital importance of War plans to the Agency' relatione to the Joint Chl\u00f8fs of Staff , we racommend that the War Plan8 Croup receive direct Bupport from the DDCI even though It Bhould remain organizationally a8 a part of the Central Support Staff Of the DDIP\\_\n\n\n## Police Programg\n\nWe are convinced that United States Government gupport to the police in friendy natione can provide great benefite to the Unlted Statee and that Bome of these benefits will assist CIA in its work. The Presldeat has recently indicated to AID that he wishes thi8 program to receive strong gupport. We believe that CIA Bhould\n\n12\n\ngive it greater Bupport than it has prevlously received. We recommend that the police group in the CI Staff receive such augmentation training Bchoolybe transferred from the NE Divlsion to the CI Staff .\n\n\n\n## Lialson with Department of State\n\nWe urge that the DD/P centralize lialson wlth the Department Ag\u00f8ncy and State Department officials. W\u00f8 note that nearly every area divigion chief has a Department but that under the present \u00f8ystem there is no organized method for keeping the central management of th\u00e9 DD/P informed\n\n\n## Advice to State on Black Propaganda\n\nWVe recommend that the DDlP develop procedureg which will Insure that other approprlate agencleb of the government (Department of State, ` Defense, Whlte House and USIA) are kept appropriately informed of black propaganda activities which otharvise mlght be mlsunderstood and believed to be legitlmately the viewa 0f a foreign power . heard expressed concern that the Department waf unaware of certain black propaganda activitiee relating to Communiat China and congequently was led abtray.\n\n\n14-ooooo\n\n\n## CIA Per\u00f8onnel Under State Cover\n\nWe recommend that CIA personnel under the Department of State cover make greater effo:ts to truly live their cover. We. believe in thi8 connection that the DCI Bhould receive assuranceg from the DDIP , after proper study, that CIA allowances for rents, servants and ontertainment are in line with comparable State Department allowancee .\n\n\n\n## \"Legitimate\" Foreign Service Cover\n\nWe recommend that the Agancy more and more place peopla Foreign Service and follow through a normal Foreign Service}career. CIA \u00f8hould obviously keep the Department }advised concarnipg these {ndividuals, work with the Departmentl on their aBsignmentB which will be mutually beneflcial, and covertly train them. thie method Buch individuals will b\u00f8 under true Foreign Service cover and will pot only be unknown to other intelligence services but also to their Foreign Service. By\n\n~ 14 -\n\nWatch Committee report, circulate it to all agencies for congideration prior to discussion at the Watch Committee meeting when It could be decided upon in final form and reproduced and diaseminated.\n\n\nRelated to the Watch Committee but also an important aepect of all coordinated intelligence community reports we believe that being suppresBed or covered by watered down language 28 10 sometime, the cabe today, vlew8 of the intelligence community. If there are differing minority vdewa on the part of one or more agencies; including CIA\n\n\n## CLA Relations with the Department of State\n\nWe examlned the relations of CIA with the Department of State. are mentioned in the section on the DDIP. We would note that \"covering\" for the Agency pobe\u00e0 the number of officerg in each EmbaBsy, particularly the political Bection; the designation o\u00ed CIA officere aB FSR9; the CIA role in\n\n33\n\nhandling State communicationg, etc. In thebe areas wo rocommend clo\u00f8e liaison be maintained with State on Congressional matters and that whenever poBBible State be given a helping hand with the appro- are 80 revealing. We recommend that the Agency arrange with State to designa-\n\nIhe Department of State Indlcated concern about the level in CIA op whlch Comint policy matterb are handled on reagong we recommend raibing the level of Slglnt pollcy matters to the Aesi\u00f8tant to the DCI for Coordinatlon and Intelligence Community Gu\u00eddance. why\n\nWe revlewed with some Intereet the propobed creation 1n the office of the Deputy Under Secretary for Political Affairg of the Department of State of a Btrategy group for combatting communisn. WVhile the wva believe that activitles will have considerable bearing on the work of the Agency.\n\n\n34", "pages": 58} {"id": "doc_65b455f6_49c4_499a_86ff_2bfc3a08b12a", "filename": "104-10164-10099.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10164-10099.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n\nAnd Use 0 Siated BeGinnnc And End BEPORI . FAI Sws Treas (Hard nsc/s nfac OSI\n\nREPORT\n\n\n## NQI\n\nDIST 26 78\n\nVenezuelaycuba\n\nLeader oalando Bosch (Doi; Venezuelan\n\nA8 48 Ta 'wim;\n\nNOTICE\n\nAnd\n\nAnd Stated Of\n\nHIS ExILE Leaders To Have Bdsch ADMITTED And THEIR AILLInGNESS To Pay The\\_ Have To PRESIDENT Andres P \u20ac To EITHER BRING HIM Td TRIAL' Ha8 REPLIED That HE cannot YIELD To Hunger STRIKE;\n\n(FIELD In source Rerorted P 8AID He feared Would :BRING Intreased Attacks IM Turn , The\n\n1970)\n\nFBI\n\nIn Page 002\n\nBupdatai\n\nInfo\n\n3550\n\nKhstone source ! OBJECTIVE; Nd CL BY 035133,\n\nPage 001 00 78\n\n92\n\nSSSUT\n\n\n\n\n\n0\n\n88/10 nfac 0da) \\_\n\ndeath 48 (doi;\n\nVenezuelan Businesghan cuban EXILEB;\n\n0 0 8 c M May dIE 48 . In iusina Havg souaces\n\nPage 002 Of; 00}\n\n- 2 {6 discussed Had He And #Ere concened Bosch MIGHT Indeed DIE. ThIS Lepage Had Venezuela Become The Target cuban EXILE death Hean And The EXILE Therefore, Leader To Talk and\n\n3, cuban EXILE Leader BY In 21 HIM To In MARTIN Tment, HI8 Hunger\n\nHE Hants BE Phat 10 Baing Law,\n\n\n\nsources Hethods Involve)\n\nAnd THIS End suppused Betrayal bosch Khown The ExILE some OF\n\n- 5, Ac0; 1978)\n\nFIELD FBI caracas, To CLASSIFIED BY\n\n(051)\n\nInfoi FILE'\n\nRf\n\nPage 001 Tor; 78\n\n78 deferred Telepouch\n\nCITE Caaacas\n\nLegally There of CDNVICTING Because THE CRIHE Was In Thus Venezuela HaS In The case\\_ There No And These The OPINIONS Legal Experts such WKDIET-6 And\n\n2, WHILE Hernan And To CRIME In THEIR CONFESSIONS ADMISSABLE In court They To For Venezuelan JudICIAL AUTHORITIES, The LINKING Hernan And Lugo To Posada Telephone Taps, WHICH Are LIKENISE WITK Between LuGo a\u00edvd Posada In WHICH name Good Caee The 'Orlando\" DISIP OFFICER And\n\nTo cuban And Make Hore LIKELY That 8obch Led,\n\n\n\n\n\ndeferred cara\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## Intelligence Inlommation Cable\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nand nationals\n\nTo\n\nCaracas 20 June 19 77 ) With H1s Has He The\n\n0n Cuban 18 The 1876\n\nL\n\nSECRET\n\n(source The\n\n- 2 Tke Was In Venezuelan Baeak The\n\nBe\n\nAnita @ave\n\n- (field For An [n Code An Ana P, 14 June ,\n- Gaaacas , sent USUn And hationals 10 BY aac\n\nW\n\n\n\nPIL,\n\nDDo +\n\n598\n\n\n## Jun 77\n\nCaracas JJ517\n\n1nf 0\n\nFr/nen\n\nSqurce : The P AS SED CL BY 0351JJ ,\n\n28 21 262\n\nEPS/EG 2\n\nsecret\n\nIID,\n\nPage 81\n\nPCS/INT\n\n5\n\n2\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nWARSINC NOTICE\n\n28358\n\nNsA nus Nio OCR PAGE SS/ID FBI SECUR 8\n\nBEGINNING AND END OF REPORT.\n\n\n0F Nce\n\nBY To The san B0 SCH\n\nVenezuela, 28 June 19 77 ) Field With Contacts His The\n\nIn M 10\n\nSECRET\n\nAl BEGINNING\n\nT0 That HESSAGE The IDENTITY 0f The Sender The\n\n- The Was In The T0 The\n\nBEGINN ING, Me\n\nFor An An Ana P, See HvC-7680, JUNe ,\n\n4 ! Caracas , ve BY\n\nW\n\nPAGE2 Of 2 PAGES\n\n14-ouoo\n\n\n\nCauiiu; ' 6\n\n\n\nTo\n\nSUBJECT:\n\n\n\nPOL/R SANTIAGO\n\nLEGAT ROBERT BUENOS A IRES\n\nORLANDO BOSCH AVILA ; LETELIER ASSASSINATION\n\nThe Chllean Department of Investigatlons ndv{sod that the International Police located record of entry PEDRO ANTONIO PIA RODRIGUEZ into Chile on Colonbfa tourist PENA RODRIGUEZ was carrying Doninican discosed his of birth 1/8/23\\_ RODRIGUEZ admitted to Chile as tourist. Jo record for PENA RODRIGUCZ departure from Chile could be locatod [or\n\nThe Chllean Department the Chilcan Passport Oifice located record for ilECTOR EJIILIO RAMON DAVANZO who born on 8/15/27 In Santingo, the son of EECTOR DA VANZO and Thlg has Chilean Sa\"tiago Ccdula #2,357,4' and Chilcan Passport #27.671 , thc latter be {ssuod Passport records address 1n Sentlago Callo. Miguol Claro #1129\n\nAttachod 16 a copy of photograph of DAVaNZO CINTOLESI , wh\u00edch was copled from Ceduln da Idontlcad.\n\n\nThe Chllean Dcnartmont 0f that tho Polico ropurted that CJYTOIFSI doparted 0i1 12/28/75 to Internatlonnl ?olJco CIN'TOLESI Clfl\u00f8\n\nThe Chlloan Dopnrtmont tod that ndvfgcd 426 , 583 notually bolongb to Chllunn Codula d0 Identldad 0.020,0J2, ttaohm\u00f8nt\n\n4\"=\n\nMw\n\nDATE:\n\n5/27/7.7 .\n\n\n\n\n\n\n14-ooooo\n\n\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\n[nvolved And\n\nVenezuela' Caracas (1J June 1977) He InG\n\nLeader 8 18 cubana Was 18 Wa? 88\n\n0\n\n02\n\n14-Ooooo\n\nSECRET\n\n\n## IS\n\n2 Code The Notei\n\n\n## \"ana P;\n\nVeNezuelan Ambassador He [ IN Jail; @N YES , Hgpe Am\n\n02\n\nFBI DOCUMENI (MEMo FROM DIRECTOR) DATE: 1 JUNE 1977 CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIAL SUBJECI: FBI FILE NO: D.C.)\n\n\n\n\n\nStaff\n\nTo;\n\nHHSPIKE\n\n3, FOLLOBING IS FBI CABLE 2805102, dated THIS Info IS BISCUSSED\n\nISI6 CENTER' 277480/ BEGINNING SOURCE.\n\n\n2\n\nHoracc\n\nOUTGOING MESSAGE\n\n0223*u2\n\nDo:\n\n\n\nDIRECTOR\n\n044858\n\n0\n\n1\n\n0\n\n0\n\n(3 2\n\n5\n\n14-ooooo\n\n\n\n14-ooooo\n\nStaff\n\n\n## OUTGOING MESSAGE\n\nn\n\n\n\nDIRECTOK\n\n0\n\n- 0\n\n0 INTERIOR Should In JAIL. CLAIHS HE YHICH HE @PERATIONS To Plan TERRORIST ACTS. Y\n\n3, Bosch CLAIHS Last august IN ARGENTINA HE LIVE In CHILE 74 and Engaged In SHO@TINGS HE [ngaged In SINILAR ACTIVITIES UHILE LIVING Last And Ik\n\n\n## OUTGOING ~ MESSAGE\n\nWo:\n\n\n\nDIRECTOR\n\n0\n\n0\n\n0\n\n0\n\n(LoSELY ASSOCIATCD DIRECTLY InvolvEd In BOHBING @F. LETELIER.\n\n\nTo ARTICLE To TRAVEL In CARIBBEAN D@HINICAN REPUBLIC, RICA And Venezuela 'SERIES That And REFERRING Pact I TERRORIST RICA To {BY POLICC CHICF\n\nBani\n\n\n| | initials | |\n|---------------------|---------------------|---------------------|\n| EXILES TUBE: HU - 7 | EXILES TUBE: HU - 7 | EXILES TUBE: HU - 7 |\n| TTN: HORACE 5 . | TTN: HORACE 5 . | |\n\n\n\n14-Qoooo\n\n\n\n\n## \"Iamgoing todeclarewar\n\n\n## Blake Fleetwood By\n\nHe had becn tion scc Bosch. kncw Uhat Joannc Omangor with he said.\n\n\nome October 1976). Hls\n\n\n\n'Eo with ordering the bombe 'ofa Cuban plono In Becret allluncca wlth to ments oven wlth tlig hlm InJell gct 'put\n\nAt thc ncxt moring \\_ en burdencd down with baskets of {rit, word dowa\n\nAmcrice din 'Of homcmade dnums in nearby\n\nHavane in {rom same panty, Manists. Wc both vcry anticommunist and anti-Batis from day\\_\n\nBosch left Cuba in 1952 lor two pcdiatho\n\nMw York Bleko\n\nBosd n Soay\n\nBoschand ixcluding bombine missions ministuoo, Bosch\n\n\"The Dominlcan government let me inthe country and wasn't going to church We were PlannIng Domblngs and kill\u00edngs\" stay huu\n\nMou from\n\nBosch \"Ihc Wec. hing in (ederal prisoo on Novcmber 1, 1972\n\nhow husband\\_ cocicty 'Bood\n\nBosch andpraclicednedicinc have wey Iea:\" duty new militent Cuoen exllas Sooo\n\nUneIntorvlow bY\n\nhis blown ol(: Icgs thar he madc his (rom Uhc Dominicun Republic in June ol {alse Dominican pass'Wc dktator (Penama'$ president] ennounced Aboul Communist Cuban %infiltrat:\n\nDuting Bcsch was Eughed. \"I( lonc {ricndly covcrn Cuban cxilc communiticz\n\n\n\nLYNCHBURG has some of che oldesc homes in Tennessee. And che oldesc discillery in America : regiscered we scill make whiskey che way: Mr. Jack made ic in 1866. And chen smooch \u00edr ouc charcoal mellowing age-old process.\n\n\n\n\nIf old Tennessee homes; we'd be ro show you; around Lynchburg: Il you're curlous abour pid Tenncssee Wh\u00edskey; he your you glad gu\u00edde:\n\nCHARCOAL MELLOWED DROf DROP\n\nlem Malloe; Ine\n\nNovo Chik Chi(rom Chilc thc Mcxie cmbassy 'in Aucnos Aucs Wc hed with them. On August 9h lar ycer , had said , You ced slashine molion (rom Thcy\n\n{ormar {rn \"Th hc wroc.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nYailna\n\nChi Chileun drivcr', liccnse documcnis in lasio Somou repons Bosch Costa Rica;and, whilc condinc 10 Facio; hed\n\n1976\n\nPcoplo wcr dy-\n\nRopubile. he Iokd me,\n\nNow York-bazad umbrclle\n\n14-Ooooo posubc. scrious\n\nUhe 8.\"\n\ntold hlm he @ndwould hleh deai,\n\ndiculonhip\\_ And cludc Guyun cid, 'A identilication card\n\nBosch's secret pact with Venezuela \"was going: perfectly well. In iact; was supposedto meet with President Perezon plane blew up on the 6th. and all the trouble started\"\n\nand den woll,\n\nHihon he No But havo bcen\n\nCuben pcoplo' Uhe\n\n~Somo\n\nThey kcep qulei\n\n14-00000\n\n\n## \"The bus has left with Ihe dogs\"= How they blew up the Cuban plane\n\nbombiudik ofico Mr. Posada Ricirdo Mr: Panyegua Bet \u00f6f helping Orlondo Bosci\\_ :thc maximuni lendcr\\_ 5 about Ciuban planc had Derbados lcaving 'dllunlur end Gight Bood,\n\nncrvous\\_\n\nHotcl Village: At onc in Uhecab ridc Ricando (olu vcy point and At thc room whilc hc rcBisicicdin9 Venczuela {or advicc: Uhe\n\nRlcaido 0 phono cafl buck\n\nWolonk bclor\n\nand Ricardoand during Ue Qumbcrof hours 924 erado\n\nVcocponcd Uniled i I ambasudo Bosch rcpbed: Uc\n\nAn\n\nBoscb, Uhey\n\nBosch concedes that the Cuban exiles dlscussed Orlando Leteller.\"Chllean offlclals told ne many Umes when llved th\u00f8re that wented hlm dead\".\n\n\nGucvu P I\n\nPropp\u00eb; Uhe called calledbcloro Curacas.\n\n\nwit vlolent;m\u00fcky: worla (ank\n\nUu\n\n\n## RESEARCH\n\n\n## NOTICE:\n\nhanong\n\n\n\n628685\n\nCI Te\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nLe Gal\n\nIn 197268\n\nHDR\n\nAttache\n\nPage 01\n\nFEB\n\nOTP\n\n\n## Ref\n\nIn LegAL Was In ;General Leg AL Has That There 1S A And That (forher 2506) Leoal An d Ad Vi Se D; ASk K8\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nRf\n\nEl4171\n\nVr\n\n6/[B\n\n77\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## MESSAGE\n\na\n\nTo: TREASURY .Y\n\nTTEnTION:\n\nSERVICE:\n\nHR -\n\nCHARLES\n\nSECRCT/UARNING NOTICE\n\nSENSITIVE\n\nInvolved/no FOREIGN\n\nCia\n\n0\n\nBUTERA\n\n\n\n1 THIS ADVISED Het INTELLIGENCE REP NIGHT FEBRUARY 1977 , Has NIGHT arrange HEETING WITH At SItE HE. GIVEN In In NILL\n\nHad\n\n8\n\n0\n\n0\n\n\n## OUTGOING MESSAGE\n\nWo:\n\n\n\n0\n\n93/153\n\n0\n\n0\n\n0\n\nTo SPAIN At PIRST Talked POSSIBILITY BLOWING UP CUBAN AIRCRAFT FLYING THIS DISCARDED At HEETING .becaiise HISSION. HACIAS , Instead, HIS IN KILLING SENIOR CUBAN.VISITOR To HEHBER @R, If THIS not POSSIBLE, @nLY 9240 HENTIONED That NICOLAS N, WELL TIHE C@HMUNIST, CURRENTLY IN SPAIN To RECEIVC LITERARY HISSION OBTAINING THREE Hand MILITARY PERSONNEL . He That #SINCE GI'5 Have BUYING Guns @n SANE U.5.\n\n\nBY BY 8, Anb\n\n00\n\n0\n\n\n## CUTGOING MESSAGE\n\n\n\n0\n\n98/153\n\n0\n\n0\n\n0\n\nDoes HE UILL RECEIVE HE GATHERed That LOPEZ HINSELF BE ONE TWo HIM.\n\n\nOUR HADRID REPRESENTATIVE LOPEz Te Send Hen UNITED States HISSION cuban EXILES LIVE In That (OUNTRY . SAID That EITHER In SPAIN @R NEHBER That BRIGADE In SPAIN HE EXPLAINED That THERE changes IN The BRIGADE In Last SIX HNTHS . Bosch @VER BRIGADE LEAdERSHIP THIS BY That and @n UITH The Recent DESTRUCTION In PLIGHT 0p AnY TRYING In USIN\u00cbSS ana AnY\n\nThat\n\n0\n\nCia\n\n0 Te CHILDREN STUDYING At UNIVERSITY SPAIN. SUAREZ To LIVE In VALLADOLID, But SUAREZ CURRENTLY has In HIAMI As REFRIGERATION TECHNICIAN. CITIZENS cuban ORIGIN} HaKE FAIRLY VISITS To HACIAS Cannot BE It REHAINS, That BY LOPEZ HACIAS CHILDREN Thea\n\nNOTHING A abqut POSSIBILITY AGREED CUKRENT INTERnaL SITUATION IN SpAIN GIVES Excuse To Hen THIS TIHE TRY @BTAIN nanes 0p AHERICANS LIVING THEIR @nc Rota\n\nBY Exeapt rioi\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\nFROM AMEMBASSY CARACAS 0854\n\nDAIE: 37 JANUARY 1977\n\nSUBJECI:\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## Intelligence Information Cable\n\nSENSITIVE\n\nfBI\n\nCONTROL STATED\n\nN\n\nSECRET\n\nTo Urces And S0 Releasable\n\n8Y cubana\n\nCaracas\n\n1 HeLL IN\n\n122257\n\n3001\n\nSECRET\n\nWARNINC NOTICE WNVOLVED\n\n0 StATED CONTROLS\n\n48\n\nPaaagraphs souace His\n\n2, Sa [D The The In Has 1 IN . fhe B0 SCM Killed fh Has 0 And' L He\n\nP Naay\n\n\n\n122257 Paoe\n\n14-ooooo\n\n3007\n\n122257\n\nJ0 $ Paoes\n\nSECRET\n\nCONTROUS SIATED\n\nYenezuela , This, IS True Has H IS That He Venezuela Let He Were In Veneuela,)\n\nSaid That Shoatly The ND T0 0f Pere? , Back 0 An Half T0 Af\n\nH.is IN Hab\n\n3001\n\nSENSITIVE INTELLICENCE SOURCES\n\nSECRET\n\n12257\n\n8 Pages\n\n0\n\nUNF ORTUNTELY, Peae?\n\n\nThat The Th e 1s Tired And \u00cbanfs 00 10 The fhaf\n\nA.\n\n\n'Anec\n\nJ007\n\nW 122257\n\nSECRET\n\nAI BEGINNING AND\n\nMa d Thaf Lugo fi Me 0F\n\n- The 6 IN An PLane IN Nd 0n Pne In Hong Buf Thaf He\n\n18 8Y\n\nPanaha\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n## 072102 clcr2\n\n\n\nINVESTIGATIVE DIVISION:Y\n\nSECRET-HARNING' NOTICE-SENSITIVE INTELLIGENCE SOURTES And Hethods To\n\n'IRCI-312/00159-77\n\nBOHBING FORHER CHILEAN To travel novo To (HILE in\n\nIS Response\n\nThe DIRECTOR @f The 1? 1976 , Ing F@REIGN TRAVEL And DIONISIQ SUAREZ . THIS 'AGEncY Has Foruarded You CONCERNING\n\nTWo: Has @FFICIAL A SQURCE \\_ THIS BE\n\n\n\nBYI\n\n\n\nLas\n\nLa\n\nFile\n\n(oo\n\n<\n\n16\n\nStaff\n\n35 71 4 RY 34 T 951 11 9\n\n- 1 , [n 0 N 0 45\n- 2 Ar MY\n- The Four\n\n21\n\n76\n\nThan issuinc\n\n9\n\n\n\n\n\nTJ ETC, (Pafts Legatf 4any Pratts Ca Se ,) ILY.\n\n\n2 3 9 F F \"38)\n\nExpla[ned Af fime Nb f\n\n0'\n\nnotified\n\nAction\n\nUnit\n\nACTIOR\n\n49 2519\n\nE[4167\n\nDE C 76\n\nUnaware And Was 0 WN The Case Had With (nof Him A8 0ve Work Be\n\nHard BUf Were fo Case Have\n\nRf\n\nVr\n\nOther\n\n142668\n\n35714'\n\nThe aeen Name Ihl: 'as And\n\nAVILA\n\nS4X\n\n23\n\nP2\n\nAkmY\n\nCL\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\n14-ooooo\n\n\n| | | Canon |\n|----|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|\n| | TRANSMITTAL MANIFEST | 16 ncccnber 1976 |\n| To | FROM LA ACOS | Cfty N? 180212 |\n| | dlscaiptiok | dlscaiptiok |\n| | Of ESMIDWAY-} report on copy | Of ESMIDWAY-} report on copy |\n| | Orlando BOSCHI h/w. Report | Orlando BOSCHI h/w. Report |\n| | recelved fron COS Tegucigalpa | recelved fron COS Tegucigalpa |\n| | at Statfon 8 requeat. | at Statfon 8 requeat. |\n\n14-Ooooo\n\nHf Attachment to TH 180212, 16 Dec 76\n\nIoforne\n\n8 de Orlando Boch durante Guatcmalo, Informarle lo 81Qulente.\n\n\nen Edula Gongora, me (21 de novlembre) que de este eran que el proplo Mlnlatro de relocloneb Gonzalo documento procedente de. la CIA en cual cloneb Rica,\n\nBr0 Muy entre Boch\n\nMe prlncJploe de 0 8 Tito qu0 29 Booh Y\n\n\n\nDATE:\n\n15 DECEMBER 1976\n\nCLASSIFICATION:\n\nCONFIDENIIAL\n\nBUBJECT:\n\nPAROLE VIOLATOR\n\nFBI FILE NO: NONE CIVEN (MIAMI)\n\n\n\n14-0oooo\n\n(STATE 303401)\n\nDATE:\n\n15 DECEMBER 1976\n\nCLASSIFICATION:\n\nSUBJECI:\n\n\n\n1 457066\n\nCaracas ,\n\nCaaacls\n\n- Caracas ) Had 0f That Venezuela and {n Favor 0f Pere? Uned Bosch Because With IN Cuban Coru 6f\n\n8\n\n- 76 Staff\n\nNGc\n\nPAGE 01\n\nDEC\n\n4Lag\n\nINFo:\n\nC 2\n\nt6: R. K.\n\n\nSECRET-UARHING NOTICE-SENSITIVE And Hethods To Y\n\n{IRCI-312/00159-?7 Y\n\nSUBJECT: CHILEAN TRAVEL To IN\n\nin THIS IS RESPONSE To The DIRE(TOR The dated 1? DECEMBER 1976, COMCERNIng FOREIGN DIONISIQ THIS has\n\nUITH AnY: 4\n\nimpdt\n\n96 7391\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n0\n\nCONF;\n\nDIRECTOR\n\n967391\n\n0\n\n0\n\n0\n\n0\n\n2 @n; 2 DECEMBER EXILE To (HILE FROH The The (HILEAN ANOTHER ASSOCIATE @F ESQUIVEL , DID Venezuela BECAUSE Was VISA CHILE As CITIZENSHIP. Y\n\nDURING A RECHECK AGENCY RECORDS. IT is BELIEVED That Y@UR AGENCY Has To CHILE.\n\n\nCLASSIFIED BY RECORDED REPORTING @FFICER.\n\n\nBased Hvca-20698 , DECEMBER 1976\n\n201-299212\n\n7 71\n\nIn' drapt} {B ,\n\n\n\nR , In .daapt\n\n\n\n2\n\nStaff\n\n\n## O\u00dcTGOING MESSAGE\n\n5-2\n\nLas\n\n\n\nHanagua,Y\n\nHHSPIKE Y\n\nREF $ Hanagua J2617 IIN Y\n\nPara 3{a} REF IDENTICAL To ERNESTINO R E {20-922664} 1924 In AHARILLAS , CHEMIST WITH Long ASS)CIATION UITH RECUPERACBION REVOLUCIONARIA {MRR COUnTER-. REVOLUTIONARY GROUP} DURING HRR In @RGANIZED GUERRILLA PRIOR To BAY PIGS To EscaPE BY In FIRST ARHRIVEP In AIAMI AFTER Tuo Honth In Poa granted Intended As ARR . INFILTRATION Inte Than Te IASIC And PARAHILITARY HAKING\n\n\n\n954250\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## Aoporod Irom\n\n\n\nto Thcs lur \"gulrist (;ninu\n\n'Thwy\n\nA .\n\n\n\n\n\n## EXILES vs.\n\n\n\n## CASTRO A Relentless Pursuit\n\nWavo A US. havo bocomo ortremists those 18 Yoars somo others involving tho\n\nof Pigs on Cuba' south chorc. Thc Invusion wns 0 failure:\n\nof wero rclcnscd (rom \"prvato contributions President Jvould one Pigs D\u00f8y nag doy\n\nPlan to cxles In parainililury Cslro whil\u00f8 U.S maintained on economic\n\nAlcxl\n\n0\n\n\n## CUBAN EXTREMISTS\n\nuud thcir the Unitcd Stutca\\_ Most cullurc in which thc\n\ncrixluins thesir Iitiotul idcutity? And hy\n\nThcr Thc dorans and initials of yct unothcr bclorc thc \u00f46 namc adoplcd whcn victory in\n\ngroup calling itsclf Zcro issuct of list soon died vivlent deaths. pople Uhc\n\n\u00e0chw stoppcd trying to keep track of thc groups und inustcud concenlralcs on. trying to solve thc urc sspcctcd Ilc has no shortagc ol busncssIlcre sumple attributcd lo thcy other ellempted killings faiied, but 0 promincnt rudio broudcoster lost both below the knccs when a bomb rippcd his leg\n\nOn Dec. 1875, bombs blastcd thc Miami oflicc of the \" State A mon accused of those bombings, ond also Ihc bombing In Stote court. 34,\n\n12 1076, whlle It tanks wcre bclng clcancd. Suddcnly smull bont Gun\n\nA numbcr of bombs have bcen cxplodcd In Ncw York. Ono blow out the wlndow of tho Vcnezuclon consulate on Putrlck'\n\nend bomb ex 0 cor end kllled Orlando Lctcllor; 0 formor Chllcou 'Tuvor Scpl\n\nAutomobilo 0i terrorisis\n\n\n\n'in somccountrics . of Ltin homc\" ucu\n\n6\n\nIlnch iorr vlolcicc,\n\n\n## CUBAN EXTREMISTS\n\nlice, Ihe U.S Custorns Servicc and thc Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Although the Fcdcral rau of Invesligation is not {ormally part o{ this task lorcc, the terrorist violence; law olliccrs haie arrcsted 0 numnbcr of aspects Policc also have lcarned cnough about othcr susprosecute them.\n\n\nlederal grand jury is interrogating witncsscs who might have some knowvledgc of !error opcrations to know what police are Licutcnuint Lyons: relates Uhat one suspcct 'Identificd onc % my ofliccr \"ho had never met him bcfore; callcd him by numc und told him doing\n\nTerrorists are protected by ment: becausc they don' want t0 Many terrorist movement: by mcmbcrs\n\nThe Cubnn Prluc Mlinlster has Rr axample, Manucl do Armas 0 Cubon\n\n\"r with\n\ncan curry out ('ustro askcd.\n\n\ndo with this crash of thc airlincr considcr actions likc thls Wc\n\nTho . ClA .dcclincs discuss, Cuban rclugcctcrrorism. scrionsly h conbulling thc terrorlst Onc domcstlc luw-cnlorccmcnt ucllvlllcs\n\nIlccnsc wllhln tho\n\ndoulslc\n\n\n## Terrorists' ARSENAL; PLANES TO CANNONS\n\n(uricr, movail,\n\nIho\n\nVI, to ordor\n\n\n#f\n\nL 8\n\ntho Sanato to to tho\n\nIn Vonoruole\n\n1\n\nAlando\n\nVI\\_ 17 Nv 76\n\nU.8 ,\n\nRavena Sarvloo fToxt ] marbor Raul Valdes VIvo, In Sohool Of Of In locturo h Bavo today has\n\nof th In tho ohlef tho PCC Porogn Role88 poople an 2 oountr dofondod 0f Cuban poople chobo\n\nCuba th of hvo\n\n0f\n\n0f\n\n0 for\n\n5\n\nC R\n\n\n## File NE{ 01\n\n76 Staff\n\n178 85\n\n4 ,\n\n17 88 1\n\n2, fhat dominican Wifh Las\n\nNd He\n\n76\n\n17 86 5\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n14-ooooo\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n0\n\nStaff\n\n44\n\n\n\nDIRECTOR\n\n0\n\ndissem BY\n\n\n## 948/36\n\n0\n\nHoRaLES DID HIS {HBAPaUARTERS cohhent: ACCORDING To A NUHBER PRESS ARTICLES, IGNACIO N+0 Have BY SEVERAL As BEING RESPONSIBLEFoR THE ASSASSINATION BELIEVED That YUR BUREAU The BROTHERS , and GUILLERHO.}\n\n- FIRCI-312/03218-76 A Venezuelan And BE FOREIGN That SInCE HIS DISIP That\n\nBY\n\n0\n\n4\n\n14-0oooo\n\n\n## DISPATCH\n\nChief Lat\u00edn\n\nOf Quito\n\nRYBAT KMSTONE\n\nVWNOCK\n\nBosg\n\nMARNING NOTICE-SENSITIVE INTELLIGENCE SOURCES MSTHODS . INVOLVED\\_\n\n- 1 We . understand that. Orlando Bobch WRSCARLET-3 and Beveral Other Cuban exileb were recently arreBt\u00f8d the Babotage of a Cubana Afrl\u00edneg airliner on 6. October. After thebe accoun:8 NOC Byron GUTRADI reported , for the record that once knew Bo\u00f8ch and WKSCARLET-3 1n the ` early 1960 8 \\_ GUTRADI met WKSCARLET-3 . 1n 1964 when both were ` enrolled 1n OCS . GUTRADT at that tIme had already Wh\u00edle GUTRADI cioge was generally 0f GUTRADT 8 background GUTRADT hae not seen sInce 1964 the OCS courbe an\u00e2 doubte Berloubly that WKSCARLET-? would remenber\n- 2, GUTRADT met 1963 in when GUTRADT 1n only know GUTRADT not 0f\n- Given 0f time that tho lack 0f or GUTRADT and do not that 0f GUTRADT \\_ aurront to 0f tho Cubana\n\n\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nDeputy Director of Central Intelligence\n\nFROM\n\nRaymond\n\nA\n\nWarren\n\nChief , Latin America Division\n\nVIA\n\nDeputy Dlrector for Operations\n\nSUBJECT\n\nAlleged Chilean Plot to Usc .Cuban Exiles to Kill Andres PASCAL Allende, Ncphew of Former Chilean President Salvador ALLENDE\n\nThc Nashington Post carricd an article on 12 Novcmber 1976 Cha Vcnozuclan Sccrct Polico Officer Ricardo MORALES had told FBI contacts that carly' last Ycar Chile s Socret Policc (DINA) to ass0ssinato Andrcs PASCAL Allende and hls companion Anne Marie Brussicr; The Information contoined' tho articlc lor the most pert colucidos with Informatfon In\n\n2 , sourcc of tho Caracas Statlon rcported on 17 February 1976 that antl-Cuban govornent oxllos were to PASCAL Allcndc who In oxlle at tho tlme 01s0 rcportcd that tho 'Cuban.oxlloa cla lmed to be worklng undor tho thc Chlloon Govornmcnt and that tho PASCAL Allondo would bo cnrrfod out:hy tho Cuba ns roturn for unspoc } [ [od to bo 8Ivon Cuban Includ Orlando BOSCII Prunk Castnu \\_ Those individuuis rcportcdly would ong Inoor thc Informa tlon to the PBI\n\n3 On tho San Joso Stut lon notiflod tho euthorielon that Wuy to 0 Councry and thnt bo 0 hau boon Intoront to thono for thc ( Pohruury throut ALlonlo Thono \"[\n\nR\u00f8ymond\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nStaff\n\nLA 8\n\nDIRECTOR\n\n92s\n\n000\n\nTo:\n\nPRIORITY\n\nSANTIAGO\n\n3, 1976 Post? PUBLISHED An ARTICLE BY In WHICH That FBI Had BEEN A DINA USE cuban EXILES To KILL LUIS ANDRES And HARIE B R {SIC BE BEAUSIRE} . FOLLOWING ARE EXCERPTS ARTICLE' Y\n\nRICARDO 4 L \u20ac 5, @FFICIAL, REPORTED To FBI That Had KILL PASCAL BRUSSIER BY 0 T E R 0\\_ ACCORDING @TERO, SAnTIAGO In EARLY FEBRUARY And IDENTIFIED DInA @FFICIALS FUGITIVE The At Has , SAID He Was That The SECRET POLICE EXILES' And Thch KILL Pascal Backup In ThC HISSION.\n\n\n0i\n\n24\n\na\n\ninfo:\n\n2\n\n943114\n\n0\n\nn\n\n\n## MESSAGE\n\n\n\n0\n\nSAnTIAGO And Was ARRESTED TWo\n\nB. Bosch Was ARRESTED @N 19 FEBRUARY: ENTERING RICA BITH A And CHARGED WITH PLOTTING To: KILL SECRETARY @F state HENRY KISSINGER. PascaL BRUSSIER. and Bosch Was LATER DEPORTED. HE RETURNED To SANTIAGO APPARENTLY THERE UNTIL GOING To CARIBBEAN To ORGANIZECORU .\n\n\n- Info SUPPRESSED DURING THE TRIAL . @F UHEN To TESTIFY HIS' ACTIVITIES In CHILE, That Was BOHBING CHARGES . HIS TRIAL @n To BEGIN In HIAAI @n {8 nov} UNTIL EARLY 4\n- @TERo Told BY To JURY;\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## FBI Told of Chilean Plot to Use Cubans to Kill Allende K\n\n\n## Crankshaw\n\n4\n\npollce ,wuary nrrult Salvador rankin: South Amcrican\n\n71 Intolligence o(flclal, R;ardo to documcnts made\n\nCuhan cxilc, s8ld rcported io hlm by Ro:\n\nThi, an\" en to hich-rankin; Intelllrcncc hc\n\nRlca wlth {alse. passport on Feb. 18 singer; Andres Pascal Allende Anpe Marle Brussler:\n\nhis actirilies charges ol Morales' report to Mliaml (edcral grand Jury Indlctment related to the bomblngs: He'was Bub sequentls ecqullted that charze Jacksonville.\n\n\nIcel assaxsInalion actlvitles. Morales an opcrative and Inlurmant a(ter neclng Cuba lollowing Castro' cession lo power] pollt- ,\n\nMloralcs quoted Otero 8s saying DIA had aitempted to recrult both sassinallon. Bosch was char\u00e7ed In Venczuela last weck wIlh [irst-dccree murdcr In lhe sabolage ol Cuban\n\nMorales quotce Otero ban exilc groups.\n\n\nOlero reluscd lo do thc \"aror; lelt Chilc and told the Latln Amerlcan In: telligence ollicial on Feb, 13, then r lurncd to Sanliago: He was\n\nNo tral and opparently remalped there untll golng to Lhe Carlbbean organlze CORU a mlltant aptl Castro Cuban alrllner bombing last month the FBI Morales made Uhe reports t exled terrorbsu' plols.\n\n\n'An FBI , spokesman In Washlngton comment on the reportedDIVA plol (FBI Caracas bad Do comment response to ;n\n\nInlormatlon Cu bombing 0f Oter\n\nSoia berc Vondr Peisacola\n\nDecember. 1975 PBI charges\n\nDominicn the\n\n0 2\n\n5\n\n5\n| | | initial |\n|--------|---------|-----------|\n| ICALSB | | |\n| IP DGP | GA - 58 | |\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\n\n\nL\n\nL\n\n\n\n0 SHELTERED Latter In HIS 48-52FILE UITH SUBJECT; APPARENTLY HIS RE PARTICIPATION In EXFILTRATIONS @THER ACTIVITIES\n\n9, FOLGAR FoR SEPTEHBER 6) ENTRY To And AFTER BY Ins PROCEEDED Zuela . ADHISSION PRESIDENT STATING TINE FRIEND And. PHYSICIAN Had LIFE. Ahong WROTE LETTERs Varona The 15 64, FoLGAR 4 DURING TouR LATIN AHERICA 0 0\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## OUTGOING MESSAGE\n\n\n\n1\n\n\n\n0\n\n0\n\nARE SAID RIFLES And SUBHACHINE GUNS , As WELL MILLION Rounds FoR A FORCE APPROXIMA 300 Hen . To aent @R The MILITARY , To ASSIST The Weapons Had CHILE EARLY TELY\n\nB; 7 In San JOSE, costa RICA, \u20ac That In That 8 \u20ac RICA 0p 0p Anb\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nu\n\nco\n\n0\n\nOly\n\n1u02002\n\n\n#DIRECTOR\n\nGonf:\n\n0003 Doo )c\n\n\n\nY WNINTEL FUDWELL Y\n\nREFS' 35330 IIN 077799/ {Not\n\n- 35408 IIn 090372/ {not needed\n- 'DIRECTOR 931119\n- REGRET In REPLY To 8 Has BEEN AWAITING CLARIFICATION 8 \"U.5. Based Info, Bosch Repeat \"U.5. THEREFORE EFFORT HIS And ACTIVITIES In CHILE, Is 4\n- RE PARA RCF DESCRIPTIQN ALIASES 11 4\n- Santa Las VILLAS 5' HAIR \u00c8YES ! Usually\n\nGL\n\n0\n\n0\n\nYy\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\nDE Minibteaio DE EMBAJADA EN Jose, C. R.\n\n\nN\n\nN'\n\nCosta RICA\n\n16.d0 FARZO de 1976.\n\n\nDE ClIJis \u00ebN 3aN 8 8 Info\n\n1 fongo 0 conocmehto upando 0 CIMTOLEYI;\n\n0 1 0 00 Pafo,\n\n\"Tongo\n\nAVIB\n\nChile\n\nRELACION'\n\nBan poro no un\n\nA\n\n0l Nornal 0 flrnado 20 por;\n\nRoglotro 1000,\n\n8) 26\n\n2\n\nSEC,\n\n@h1Jo\n\n2\n\nde\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\nHIlE\n\nExtchiorcs\n\nc\n\n0 80\n\n0\n\n1,976,- fuo Lafori qu0 dorrocar\n\nobju 0)\n\n'\n\na pegar uc 0l\n\n4u0 tal Boda, ha rolterudo 0u Por Santlacu.\n\n\nd0 Cblo 0 00 dol ; jouplot 00 dlcho pals 00 poFtador 1\n\n1\n\n0\n\nCilILE\n\ndel Bodr oporapdl cop tapao color rojo, {uo 'oxtondldo 25 d0 Y 1\n\n01 9uo 9 aor\n\n\n\n0\n\nR \u20ac\n\nMESSAGE\n\n7\n\n8\n\n0\n\n(92\n\nDIVISION.Y 0367-76 Y BY In TERRORISH\n\n- HIS SERVICE VERY SENSITIVE,\n- 1176, SECTIOM In MIAMI In Thc STRcct, fhc\n\n\n\n3, PRESUMABLY And SUBSTAnTIATE HIS INFORHATION The REPORT EXILC BY 4 Long LIST Tiic CIA Involvehcnt In THIS ACTIVITY: H In WITH LUIS P Venczuela NICARAGUAN,\n\n0 BY NOTATION @n URITER IS ASKING HIS SCRVICES.Y\n\nNICARAGUA , {AESCRIBCD IM Posada PRIVATC\n\n\n\nREPORT, DIRECTED ACTIONS AGAINST The HIS ALIASES And CALICHE.^ AGAINST Posada, ASSISTED BY Aldo E R The URITER; @F That TRIP An HILL The SCRICS attacks AGAINST\n\nThat VIVIAM Has\n\nC\n\n\n\n@n Posada VIA (IR-294-76 J2 No TION Is AvAILABLE PORRO . N THE RECORDS THIS Is Costa RICA and SERVING As I 6 U E R \u20ac $ SCCRETARY BE IDENTICAL UITH HARIO U L L CIRCA 1930, That Hc HEHBER The {PPC} The In ARTICLE Bascd IN cuba 1961 ACTIVITICS. Hc In Bc RCGINC 6.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n", "pages": 144} {"id": "doc_6434d936_334c_4998_883a_58d7a455c9d0", "filename": "104-10113-10244.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10113-10244.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "{104-10713-10244\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\n\nD.\n\n\n\n\nDPOB: 1a Febrary 1931,\n\n\n\nDocumont, Ject.\n\n\nStato\u00f8.\n\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nAac-1623\n\n14-Ooooo is Aprll 1968", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_45247c30_3c82_4d55_bf1f_2e5fb6902a21", "filename": "104-10163-10140.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10163-10140.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n3\n\nAtt .\n\n\n4\n\nSource SubJoct about 1953 Ad Acoote, calle Tejar San Havan Clty 8ource frlond 01 [be porlod bocaubo of tbefr tble About Scurco 8 tbo Pollcla Naclonal 10 tbe oarly daye % 1059 , Ia Pobruary 1959 SubJoct eppolntod tho Bourco , tbo AULEI unk) Ip uner diroct 0f tbo BubJoct callo 'Pon Pobre 0d at Bubloet to Let Subjoct about lato 1961 to tbo DTI Bot boforo 1989, but 18 Btaupcb Bubjoct ana Hbop Bource l\u00f8ft 10 0f 1804 bas 10 1953 , but 8ubJoot povor Tavollea to\n\n8'8\" 160 Bhapo 0f Xo\n\n24=\n\nAtt .\n\n\n\n## 22\n\n1 Boarce about Bt Concepclop SubJect 88 vorked Bource tbet vorkod Publ\u00edcaa durlpg Batibta or In 1958 Jbjoct at tbe Bolee (Control Office for factorlob) tbe Rotlro Odontologico bullding, located St . L, 8t but oxactly type Of vork Bource bollovob that that be l\u00f8ft Cuba for lere 1880 oarly BubJoct at 1529 81 Itb St . 8 , Bourco bollovoo BubJoct pover 8 and tbat be tbo at Bolea Of tbo subject travollod Of tho and b\u00f8llovo\n\n8 , 0f Baco; Ubte 8' 10\" 168 Halr:\n\n8,\n\nSECRET ,\n\n14-oopoo\n\nSET U F G a Att Xo . 7\n\n\n\n~\n\n1 Bourco about tbe apd B1pce that bave bad froquent coptact tbolr the govornpont About 1958 Joct In early 1959 Bource 888 10 Palaco tbo 0f BubJect\\_ At tbat Bourco undor SubJect tboy bad dovoloped Bource roturnod to bo Bubject oaly eubJoct bocano of Bource board tbat BubJect attopdod 1 8ourco 1884 about dopartod froa Cba\\_ Sourco 10 apd tbat 0 Bourco doo8 pot 1f Subjoct out 0ut91da por 1f BubJoct Bourco Dot knov to bat Bourco lapt 880 Subject about January 1983 . 18 vor and\n\n8, DPOB: 1928 , bollovoe borp 10 8'8\" Bbapo 08\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n1 Bourco 1958 botb to 0 1n tbe Probldent1al Lace and tboy 10 contect , but Jupe 1959 Bource Scurce pot 8ubJoct B1n\u00e7e Ip 1981 Bource ruborb that BubJ\u00f8ct bad pobt at but Bource Dot oxact About 1982 Bourco beard tbat BubJoct 1p country Bource Cuba Harcb 1984 updor tbo tbet SubJoct Btfll country Btudypg . Roparto Baptob Bource dooe pot 1f SubJoct rocoived or or 1f Pa\n\n- 8, 1938 , 5'7\" 125 Halr: darb \\_ Ho vl\u00f8lblo Bcarb\n\n10\n\n2~1\n\n4\n\nrl\n\n- Bource kpouBubJoct 1950 or 1957 tbo 1n Reperto Bantoe 1n Botb Dore Involvod Bt tbat to vork 88 of tbe Ceyo laborer \\_ Ip upit 1n tine bo reslgnod and loft Cuba, to 1y at 2 Court Apt \\_ tb\u00f8 U8a \\_ Subject 10 Cuba 1n Soptenber 10 tbe boginplng that SubJoct novor Bource 10 1939 tbe Castro B1pce very to of tbe and Bubjoct Cuba tbo probont or\n- DPOB: cIrce 1828 (pro Baco: 310 Halr: black dark, Iaco: roudd. boavy , Bbapo\n\nXopo .\n\n\n14-00000\n\n216 9 3/14 11\n\nObdullo ebout Bource tba @brae Publlca 88 for tbo Of Havera ord\u00f8r to arranbo for poraft; apd to loave Cuba\\_ for Bpafis Bourco elgcerely tio GC 1980 BubJoct callo Bap Havana Bource tbat 788 b18 motber at: the above Subjoct' travoled out and bae 10 upknoi\\_ BubJ\u00f8ct rocolv\u00f8d tralplng\n\n8, DSOB: 0'3\" 183 derk;. Byee: dark \\_\n\n7\n\nAtt\\_ 12\n\nSUBJBCT: 8ap\\_Podro,. Gregorlo\n\n24\n\n~\n\nfro tb 8820 borbood Reparto Suaror , Havapa At tbat SubJ\u00f8ct Borkod tbo \"La Batrolle\" (candy factory) locatoa Havapa Clty Sourco frlopdly SubJoct about or 1958 botb Here ongagod 1p tbe BatlBta arrebted 1p 1958 for to d\u00f8l #bere be Japuary Sourco that for 1n eerly 1959 &ubJoct 0f tbo Pol\u00edcla Naclonel Bourco to ble Job at L 8 Bllgbt a8o Horked for tbo (Ipbtltuto Cubapo dol Petroleo) the Bource laet about January 1984 15 the Beparto ubero tboy bad cabuel Bource 8ay8 tbat BubJoct ope to tbo that bo favor the Otbor It BubJoct po outBldo Bource tbat Subjoct Dovor or Intolllgonco\n\n- DPOB: probably Raco: 8'8\" 130 bleck . Sy00: dast\\_ faco: 8,\n- 8, tbo 28tb July 1l of Botreda\n\n\n\n14-ouoo\n\nHo.\n\n\nBOBJECT:\n\n1 Bourco 8ubJoct 10 Dacoaber that tino 8ourco le\u00f8t BubJoct Jamary or Bource Bovoral but bocon 8ourco board tbat efter tb\u00f8 @ubJoct 8on 8B labor 42 ( Confedoraclon 18 not eble Prov\u00edde any Otbor Dattor Source knov bab Cuba or 1f BubJoct p ltcal; or It that not Bt tbe tboy\n\n8 DPOB: 1920, 0f birtb to Bourco Raco: 180 Ibo , Halr: Of feco; oval,\n\nBoui 4\n\n\n\nAtt.\n\n\nPCALDBRIV Podrp\n\nBubjoct drlvor 10 Havapa bad dirOCt orerb 01 frlopde Jupe 1959 , Bourco left 8ourco 10 1980 or 1881 0t Bourco Bt Lbe bay boen 2 by tbe BovormDopt Docaube Of 10 had Publicee for torrazo Bource labt 8ubJoct Bourco tbe (tble tbo torrero at \u00e7alle 924 ado tbir vibit 1p ordor try Lo Becuro to buy Bpero part for (courco) c\\_ 8ourco bolloves 1958 8 Bourco cuba or outaldo Cuba \\_ Sourc\u00f9 ot\n\n- 8, Dobcriptiod: 1822 Placo 02 blrtb Raco: 5' 10\" 188 Halr: black, 8bape faco:\n- 8\n\n10\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n## U FG A Ko\\_\n\nBUBJECT:\n\nBource . Subject . 1959 botb pox: 'at tbe undor dlrect Bporvlalon AULBT . Subjoct e@ployeee tbat 42 1982 Source labt Subjoct 10 pot able 8 Prlor to Eet Sourco Dot kpov 1f bab trarolod or 1f bo ady Bourco pot if BubJoct 0r tralnlng, Duo to tbe fact Bource 10 for vory Bourco 18 Bot 0 `Dolltlcal\n\n8 1037 Raco: 8'11\" 170 Hair:. bionda yoo: No\n\n8\n\nKopo ;\n\nKo. 16\n\nBOBJPCI:\n\n- Bourco or July 1959 , Dourco tbo subJoct to vory 62 Irlend Of Bady tbo 12 8 B1nce bout Source 8 frlond of BubJoct Doceabor 1959\\_ at roturpod t\u00f9 Tboy dld pot ope Bource bl\u00f8 Bourco pover tho Bourco\n- DOB: circe Placo Of blrta to 8'8\" 190 1ba dark 0f faco: round . Ho\n- 3, 02 1 Ip 1902 Doot1ng 1p to 0f tbe Of tbo 1982) ,\n\n\n\n2\n\n\n\n2169 3 / 1 4\n\n\n## BOBJPCT: Ir\n\n1 Bourco 10 1963 frlend Of Bource ubed t0 11v0 Bourco tbe Boclal 8ubJ\u00f8ct Harcb 1884 , th\u00f8y havo Iro 1989 SubJect accord1B to Bourco subJoct bae provloualy travolod 0f Inforpod Bourco tbat to boon 1p tho 1981 Bourco bollovee subJoct 0 BubJ\u00f8ct calle Hartip de 1o8 uBed to 10 Harlanao, Hayana Aocording to source BubJoct to U,8, foa Bpala,\n\n8 circo Pleco .Of birtb 130 Ibe dark \\_\n\n8 Hono ,\n\n\n\nU FgA\n\n18\n\n2169 3 /.19\n\nPlLA\n\n- Bourco aboat 1980 0f Bucolo, calle, Zapoto, Bousce had that tlc clobe Irlonda, Courco arr(ved Harcb 1884 L rocolvod lottor froa tbe 8 Bt SubJoct about 10 tbat @ubJoot 12 10 Cuba Bouroo @bjoct Bo1ng to tbo Bourco dooo pot travolod roletiyod Bourco not\n- 8 0 1928 8'8\"\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n/4\n\nBourco eubect Sourco le boror\\_1a 1890 Prlor bad bocaueo 0f 10 of (Bourco 8) boe Bourco B{ to loave 00 rocolvod 81 for porlodg 0f to but pot abl\u00f8 Oxact @turo rocolved [bo\n\n8, (pro B'7\" 190 0f\n\n\n## 8,\n\n\n\n4\n\n1 Saurco 10 i952 In Vsxico be c1oae Bource bab Dot 8080 board fro subJect 1938 1959 bo tbat 8t 1n Cludad and tbat perlod % t1be {he bt to 0-2 Sourco later board tbat 1p @bea\u00f8y 1n Surco 10 ablo to prov{d0 00 or 48 to bo tbe to 8 drug 10 dol 810 dooe pot 1f trarood tbe or 1f be Dor 0r\n\n8, DPOB; 1997 Pinar 41 probably \\_ Baco: {eo 1b9 round Phyeiquo; Ho\n\n9\n\n\n\n(\n\nBUEJBCT:\n\n4\n\nPDOQUBSNB ,\n\n2 16 9 3 / !\n\n\nSubJoct about 1980 Bource 0eb Bt {bo de Labor apd acted tbe 8 contect 1961 source Bource 1 bot Bble to 8ubJoct \\_ Source or trevelod 1f bo bab or Bourco bollovoe 8ubJect klnd 0f bt 18 uot Bblo to othor\n\n- 2 circa pleco Of burtb Raco: 5' 10\" 145 1b0 . black, Pby\u00f8lquo;\n- 8\n\n17\n\n22\n\nBUBJET:\n\nBoborto\n\n1 Bourco about Bourco tbe at alroady 10 tbo Dapartpent Of Bourco last 1p tbe 4 Obres Publ\u00edcab before 1p Harcb 8ourco 10 pot to provIdo 0 Prlor tbey beard frop follov Hlalotorlo d0 tbat 8 \"0la\" tbat and bad tboro 1950 \\_ 1 SubJect 1884 \\_ that Subjoct loft Hoxco about Octob\u00f8r boon roBld1p8 1134 81 Apt , 20 , Bource 8 Of 0f 8ourco bollovob bad travolod boforo Bourco BubJoct\n\n- 8, 1927 Balr: bieck. , 0\n- 8, Boborto Baate ## 1007\n\n\n\nHo , 22\n\n14-Ooooo\n\nU=Sa:-\n\n23 to\n\n23404 2\n\n1 Bource BubJect 1955 or 1958 dol end Baurco 1957 botb After to Cuba 1p 1989 Bource 8 Bource 8a0 10 1959 or 1980 at the the de clooo 8ourco bellov\u00f8\u00f8 be Bav SubJoct for tbe labt 1p lato 1980 Of tbe 80 Source be 18 pot Vory one bolovoe tbat boop be Boverel Bource thet BubJoct bab not knov rolat1vob outaldo Bource bollovoe BubJoct 18 8 Of tbe Cuban Bourco 18 Of Bouroo FE\n\n8, 1937 probably Blo Provlnco, 8'5\" 130 Byoo: Bourco olla, Ho vl\u00f8lblo abovo 10 boll\u00f8voa to 4\n\n\n\n19\n\nNo: 24\n\nBall1o\n\n22\n\n1 Sourco bo about 1955 vhile ongagod the Source B1nco tbat tipe be bad 88 to frequont ly Bource 1p (Bource t 8ay #bet lottor8 Boan) located calle 23 12 Yodado but Bource t Bey the eract 8 tbet Of Source belloveg Subjact thl\u00f8 after pover vorked for tbe hag pover boep of BubJect to hab chlldren . about 1883 Apt 1, Har1anao, Province that Pobruary or Harcb Subject tbe apd bab Bourco 8 Boarce beb BL\u00f8ter panod (fpu) FOR8 Cberry 8111, ebout 1983 \\_ Bourco bo or\n\n8, 12 8'8\" 140 Ho vloiblo\n\n8;\n\n\n\n2169 3 / 1 4\n\nFernando\n\n1 Source met SubJect 1p eerly vorking at Pa lace and Subjoct for there Bource be Daver B\u00f8t Hben Bource left Cube 1n Jupe 1959 Subj\u00f8ct Btll froquently the try{ng tbore The next Bourco Harcb 1960 at SubJect Bource tbo de Obrag be ond #bere SubJect vanted to 0 JobThrough Subjoct cl\u00f8rk at Havana he b\u00f8ld untfl late 1960 , be tranBferred to the of Urbapa locatod calle 0 between 23 and 25 Vedado\\_ Bavena Clty \\_ Source doo8 not or when subJect 7a8 forred froa Rofora Uroana 40 do 1p Plaze Clvlce , tb? ha lf Of 1963 8 vantod 8 porult frop frepgporte end' at 6ap Gho tbep 0f the de de Autoe Bourco tbat Subjoct vory belpful and tbrougb perlt \\_ Sourco tbat SubJoct pot 8 Bnd 1f he for 18 be to \u00e0ave Job, Bourco povor travolod out\u00f8lde not bae or Source BubJoct told b1b that bo 8 but sourco 18 able to the 0f tbo or Bourco to 1f proporly apd Bot de Bot\n\n- 3 8'8\" Ho Faco\n\n8 Xone .\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAtt , Ho to\n\n\n## {UBJkf:\n\nabout 1957 Havene Dork for the Urban (routob 3 and l\u00edvod Hovapa 0 Castro 8 to abJoct 88 dr\u00edver tbe Urbap 10 Bubect Bent 8p to Bacanbrey Barly 981 Harcb 1961 . Bource 1p Harcb 198 subjoct I\u00f8le Of Bourco SubJ\u00f8ct boep that be 088 trying to tbo Accord1ng to Bource travolod any Cube por be recolvod eny and\n\n1930 , or 8'8\" 14o Hald: dart; feco:\n\n\n## 3\n\n\n\n\n\n22\n\n\n\nLIDO\n\n1 Bourco BubJoct 1p or Juiy 1958 at Attacbo at Bource apd BubJoct bad the rolatlongbIP =ut tbey Boro At tbat SubJect to road Source 1p tbe lattor part 1880 , Bblcb 8ubJect the Havang 8ource bad to roquout BubJoct '8 1p Bocuring perait for 8 Ip 1982 BubJect for BINRX 6 0, Fedado . oarly 1883 Bource tbat BubJoct bad Attacbo to one Of tbe 1p 0f tbo the 10 to 8ourco pot to provlde ay ca or Eubjoct 8 to 1988 \\_ Sourco dooo pot 1f BubJect 0r bab Bourco BubJact 10 8 Of tbo\n\n8, 8' 10\" brou, 0f feco; rouad, 9110,\n\nBabJect above 10\n\nAtt ,\n\n2169 3 / 1 4\n\n33\n\naka; KKolo\n\n1 Bource 1958 at tbo. booo 0f Acoata , locetod bot\u00f8oop Ban Lazaro Anastablo Havana Clty Aftor tbey net togetber 1n rovolutlonary the Batlota Bubjoct fougbt 1p ther:= overtbrop Jepuary At the tine Bource bo 8 lobor leader Of 3 ad 5) 1p 6arly back to Bt tble Ip early 1860 8ubJoct to at tbe Jobo Alrport but Bourco not ablo to provido tbo\\_SubJect xbero Bource 1980 or eurly 1981 12 d0 Obres after Bent to be 1981 at be loft Cuba 1888 thet SubJoct at the 0f 8ourco 10 0f and tbat 1 tbo Castro Bourco bollovos tbat ola trip to Hoxlco trlp tbey\n\n81 Z2i1\n\n- 8 Doceabor\n\n\n\nU-F\n\nSUBJBCT:\n\n- Bource Bot 8ubJect about 1955 at tboy tbo About nent to be apd Of to Havana tbe repk Of tbe Of Captalp\\_ Source lagt 880 10 early 1983 at tbo \"L 1n calle Carlo8 Torcoro, Havepe Bt they bed converbatlop Source baa beard tbat dlfforont Occabionb bab 12 91ao {t the Sourco Dot bao over bab outalde Cuba, 05 1f be ovar Sourco BubJect 18 pot but pereop 8 bottor bae ope 0f tbo\n- 8, DPOB: Of blrtb: Raco: darl @,\n- 8\n\nAtt . Ho . 34\n\nBUBJECT:\n\n1\\_ Svurce SubJoct about 1940 tbo polgbborbood Lautod\\_ At tbat BubJoct porked 88 8 at Btore locatod Calle 3an Lazero Dolorob 1u Havana Clty . Ip 1954 or 1955 and Dero 4 coptacf bacaubo botb were opgegod 1n cne of tho tbet \"788 placod tbe Bourco {be Pa Lace 10 Havena to tbe ettick tbat 13 Harcb 1957 pot abl\u00f8 to do 80 boceube tbey to d1d Dot arrive 0 In SubJoct carponter 1p Hinlotorlo bab 1p tbat BubJoct 10 10 fevor tbe probodt 10 pot BubJoct Dover trav\u00f8lod to 0f tbe but Dourco bellovoe to tbe 08 bacaball pieyer 1 Bourco bo bollovoe BubJoct no Cuba, and that BubJoot nevor Bllltery or Bourco BubJoct Octobor 0a tbo Btroet and Tboy or\n\n8, 8'3\" 150 curly @ld-boevy 2\n\n\n\n26\n\nAtt\n\n36\n\nBoarce at Bource of 1981 , BubJoct 1n the bu1ld1pg be to at tho Pleza Clvice, 1n tbo S1pco Bource about Porlod cabualy 1p tbe Btreot tbe Bourco Dere Source 10 pot able to babod tbo convorbet tone be bed tecnIco or or to 6ap\n\n8'7\" 128 Halr: bald,\n\n\n\n2 7\n\n14-09000\n\nAtt , Ho 91\n\n2424\n\n1 1980 at tbo Dl\u00f8trlto 1p Publlcac; 8ubJoct Chof Havana Ip early 1881 028 to tbe Ba10 OIflco at Bourco et tbat bocene frlonaly Bourco to at boe 10 Boparto Bource {bat BubJoct to U8 Bourc to Bourco baa o blp Bourco @ubJoct evary Bourco bollovouBubjoot bad travolod to @ bab be'\n\n- 8, Placo 8'1\" 210 Ib\u00e0 87008 0f oval,\n\n02 fr 0f 1883) \\_\n\nDoborto J\n\n- 0 Boborto J 0 8 Bchool 1883) 8710 ,\n\n28\n\n2\n\n1 Bourco Dof @biect Bbout Publlcas 020 Of {bo acod caly Laa Daceabor 1881 to UB . BubJoot Bource 10 to prlo: 4 Dourco loft 1f BubJect 1f 0 ovor\n\n8, 01 8'1\" 310 Byoo:\n\n010 call\u00f8d Horro\" 80 Cblof 8 toecbor 0f 8\n\n6, runorod 40 fevor tbo U,8,\n\n29\n\nAtf , Ho , 39\n\n2189.8714\n\n1 Bourco 1939 Balvudor oaly coptact froa to Bourco bolloveb 8 Of tb\u00f8 boerd tbat bor 8 10\n\n- 8'8\" 180 1bo , Balr:\n- 8 0f\n\n3/4\n\n30\n\n- Boborto 0 Acobta\n- 0 1881 1881 (Trevol\n\n3/\n\n40 2l69 3 / 1 4\n\nBoboFt\u00f2\n\n4\n\n- 1958 botb Bourco cutual tbat baa tbe 1p bt Bourco 1 Bot: abl\u00f8 to Ly 0 0 pooltiop 1p Bourco BubJect 1864 Bourco 1p order docudodte for futuro doperture fro Cube, BubJoct Doar1p8 and he told bo Boarco Dot 8 polltlcal-ldoologloe, 1f travolod tbo or 4f 0r Det\n- Peyolcal Pleco 0l1,\n\n\n## 8,\n\n\n\notatoa by 8 Bource 8 Sra lottor tbe Bourco\n\nL 8 Bourco {0\n\n- 8\n\n\n\n\n\nU Fga -\n\nBubjoct 10 both told Bource at (et tbe 10 Baurco BubJoct ourco Dopt to Tboy Bpoke for and subJsct\" 0 10 unable to provldo 1f travclod ourBlde Cube, 1f SubJoct 1f SubJoct ovor rocolvod 0\n\n8, 130 Halr: black. 0f\n\nL\n\n10 oltlor 0r tbo Para 1a Bovolucion, for {or Btroot\n\n8\n\n\n\n\n\nHo ,\n\n1\n\n1 Boarce BubJect or July 21 borkod, to 80 tboro 0f BubJoct 10 bab about to cube 1858 , ro tboy bad, Bourco bellovoe Bubjoct bab tbe Bouron 10\n\n- 8, Placo birtb Bourco, 8'0\" fecoi\n\n1 = 152)\n\n3 5\n\n2, =: Juap\n\n1 Bourco firot BubJoct sbout tbe 'Soco bollovoe tbat 1p about 1981 Btated that be bad returpod Doa t 0f 2 but courco 10 Bot to Bteto 10 tb2\u00f8 bold 028 Bourco 8a5 SubJect tbst b bad vorkod for bave 8ubJoct to Sour\u00e7o able Bourco 10 upable 00 1f ady or 0\n\n8, Of blrtb 8'7\" 188\n\n80\n\n\n\n36\n\nHo . 88\n\n\n## Blgoborto\n\n1 1937 vorkod 1 tbo Urbap 5) \\_ BubJeot Batlota upd 12 1958 to tbo 1988 \\_ Ip 1958 Bubjoct roturpod to 1p tbo (routoe 8' B) Dovor 1p Ip oarly 1881 Bubject Dobt to arrobtod about Harcb 1881\\_ 10 Marcb I\u00f8lo Bource be boop 1959 Dont to Btert traneport tbat coudtry , bt but 10 unablo to b 9lvod\n\n8, 300 Ho I\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n14-ooooo\n\nAtt , Ro. 49 to UFGA-21893\n\nPlacldo\n\nG; a\n\nBourco Bot 8ubJoct 2 Irlond Sourco ubore both Lto 1859 told Bource tbo Btroot) tbat bo 12 About learpod froa 8 that eubJoct undor Bourco Sourco that BubJect ubo 10 about Of bollovo\u00f8 that tho SubJoct and tbat 18 tbo b 10\n\n- 8 , lace Bourco , Raco: 8'8\" 160 blond, 0f fcc0: roupd, Ho olblo\n\n\n## 8,\n\n- 0 0f\n\n\n\n\n\n38\n\n1888)\n\n\n## 8,\n\n\n## Bogupdo\n\n2109 3 / 1 4\n\n1 Bource 1948\\_at Bavapa 88 8 Of SubJect 1p Cuba BubJect for Source 1 1984 . Bourco doob pot kpov 1f SubJect Cuba ba8 rocolv\u00f8d Bource Iptonde\n\n3, to\n\nRace:\n\n8'0\"\n\n39\n\n0f blrtb\n\nOf faco:\n\nround , boavy .\n\n\n2c\n\n2\n\n14-0oooo\n\nBUBJECT:\n\n1 Bource SubJect about 1981 Dl\u00f8tr\u00edto Havona Bource ubed to at Source clalnod tbet betvoon but tboy frlende\\_ Tbe Bource 8a0 1n 1963 af tbe \"Bar Capci ll\u00f8r\" located Source Bubjoct for but that be bad to anotber poBt \\_ Source 10 unable to to tbey the Bource 10 8 apd Btauncb Of the 1m Cuba\\_ Bource doop pot 1f SubJoct 18 Of Source 18 not 1f gcurco beard tbet SubJoct vorkod tbat cIty Bource dooo pot 1f SubJect recolvod or\n\n8, plece 8'8\" Halr: Byod: darb, brotber 0f Brapk Juap 2 1882 08 @f Publlo Horke, 18\n\n\n\n\n\n4\n\nAtt, No . 52 to UPGA-21693\n\n\n## #PENA , Peblo\n\n3 / 1 4\n\n1 Bourco at at one Labor leadore of actod 88 8 end tho Constructlon Bource oaly froa Decouber 8ourco 18 any to the or aftor Docoabor Bource l\u00f8ft tbe subJect 10 8 Bourco pot kpov 1f Bubjoct bae ba roco1ved or but provlde 00 to\n\nBace: black. Ehepe Of faco: long.\n\n\n3 PEV 0f 2 reperto Bebane; olfvo 18 about 0f 8 {Got 190 1b0, Ceyo\n\n4\n\n\n\n\n\n&\n\n22\n\nSourco Boxlco 1p tbere Btated be tbo and bocane frlend . per\u00edod be 8 fatber tbe After Bource to Cuba 1n eerly 1958 860 early 1989 at st locatod the 0f bouge about too blocko Source pado bocaube bad 8 boube and Subjoct 8 44 Boveroly Sourco and that povor travolod to any tbe or Intolllgonco\n\n2ui\n\n8 , DPOB: Havena Prov probably \\_ 8'7\" 140 Halr: . dark , dark . 0110,\n\n\n## 8,\n\nDl\u00f8trlbator Abolordo 1988)\n\n0, 12 tho War , tbe Dar to Cube bad to for\n\n8 1983 flt 87 , 1883)\n\n1880 , 28 Hoveabor1983)\n\n1p 1884)\n\n\n\n\n\nSUBJECT:\n\n\n#PERAZA\n\nunk. ) ,\n\nFGA -\n\n2169 3 /14\n\nSergl8\n\n1 'Bource met Subject 1n December 1957 at SubJect 1n exlle there. Source only acqualnt ance of the Subject and they never becane close frlends\\_ During tbat he learned that Subject 8 father Captaln AdJudant Of General Ruperto Gabrera during the presldency Of Prlo. After Source returned to Cuba 1n early 1958\\_ he d1dn t see unt1l early 1959 at time Source at h1s hone floor 8 house located at 41 abouttwo blocke from the Obellsco Dear Camp Lbertad Source went to SubJcct due to the fact that few dayg prevlously had throvn 8 band-grenade Into Subject houge and Subject Beverely Bource belleveg Subject has never held 1n the never travelled to any Of the or Allltery or \"1ntelllgence\" tralning. Aves '8\n\n3, DPOB: circe 5'8\" 140 race: Of Scare on produced by 1n froa vcuade . 24\n\n3, 92 utb tho\\_rank 0f Cabtro fana 8 50 8 (Bouroo) father 8 PERAZA '8 dletrueted 10 tbe\n\n43\n\n(mat\\_ Presblstero 4=\n\n1 Souroe SubJect about February 1960 at tiwe botb vorklng at de Source not able any Inforea llfe prJor to Source stated Aelr relatlonsblp that Of fellov employeee \\_ Subject 1961 at Source tbe Source although Subject a and hag 8 posltlon 1n the at de Obrab SubJec t for the DSB or 88 used where be from of the Bource not 1f ect has Cuba 1f BubJect any relatlves outeide Cuba or 1f Subjoct any polltlcal or \"inte\u00edliRence\" In Bourco'8 opinion Subj\u00f8ct Btaunch Bupporter Of the Cuban to PERNANDBZ 8 FERNANDEZ (mat, tion\n\n3, deecrfptlon: DPOB: BanJuan del Hace: 5'10\" dark long Bl10 bulld, No vltlble faqes\n\n\n## 8, JAVB tracob:\n\nfor Int\u00f8l Info Bpt b, DOB; 1932 10 Chlef Of Un\u00eddad 22 for the Mrietry 0P Pubi{o Horke Blence #\u00e0vana\\_ 8 Lt, Arpy\n\nDPOBI 1830 del B1o, 18 8'8\" 108 eyee tr\u00faccion, 88 de de le Habane Office 1n de the\n\n\n\niau\n\nAtt. 58 to UFGA-21693 da'ted\n\n\n#RAPART (mat. unk. ) ,\n\nU EGA;\n\n2169 3 / 14\n\nF\n\nSource Subject 1n early Aprll 1964 througb Olga (mat. unk. ) she vlslted at the boarding Source in Merico Clty. Source Boclelly \u00e0cqualnted 1964 to 22 December 1964 . SubJect 1n Cuba untll 1959 or 1960 at Subject Cuba rlth her parents for her father Banueff#RAFART unk. ) the Subjeot 18 Cuban cltizen father 18 8 vent to Cuba (date unknovn ) vhere he became Cuban Source that from convergatlong he had Bhe 18 not 8 and 18 agalnst the 1n Cuba, atCalle Vergalleg #29 Apt. 3 D.P Source Subject 18 1n way to FGUTIERRBZ but not able to Source Subject pover recelved knd or \"'1ntelllgence\"\n\n\n\nAtt. 58 to UPGA-21693 dated\n\n\n## SUBJECT: (mat. unk, ) Hector 216 9 3 / 1 4\n\n1 Source SubJect about 1955 at vhlch tze had 8 store 1n entrance \"La Estrella\" candy {actory In Blanca Havana Clty: In early 1959 Subject Pa8 appolnted to positlon 1n the Presidentlal Palace vhere Source bad been employed before be to 1n June 1959\\_ Subject renalned vorking at the Pregldentlal Palace but Source 18 able to prov\u00edde any Infornatlon on pobltlon there. Source frequently SubJect 1n thelr mutual nelghborhood 1n the Reparto Suarez. Subjcct 18 and three or four chlldren but Source 18 not able to provlde any other Informatlon SubJect'8 prlvate llfe. Source not know 1f Subject ever travelled out Of Cuba 1f Subject hae any relatlvee Cuba or 1f Subj\u00f8ct bab ever recelved any polltlcal @llltary or \"{nteliigenco\" Source Subject never 8 and tbat 1f be 18 for the reglie 1t 18 becaube Of the for Job. Source that SubJect 18 properly approacbod vould cooperate but Bource doee pot have BubJect'0 addrese por doeb b\u00f8 . knov anyvey 1n be could but 10 \"11l1d8 to do 80 1f 80\n\n3, DPOB blrtb to Bource . Race: #hlte 188 1b\u00f8 dark balr but balding , oval faco, Of tbe Boutb, 2 Hono ,\n\n4\n\nSUBJECT:\n\n1\n\nSource SubJect about 1 the Delgbborbood SubJect 88 10 Subject vorked 88 radio-telegrapblBt the Jose Harti Alrpor t and the de all SubJect held prlor to tbe Cabtro regne, Source belleveo BubJect 88 8 1n the Airport and that SubJect order Bucure exlt Iroa the Since that tlae SubJect been to Leave Source 18 able to Bay BubJec t been to Bupport hlnge}f 1962 to the prebent cubg 30 other . Subject regJdeg de and 18 to 1n Cuba to apd Banta Lutkarda and an deughter, Source BubJ\u00f8ct tho brothor Puontob vho bab been Puorto Rlco 0r 1080. Bourco rocolyod 0r 47 and\n\n8, 1828 10 8'8\" blecb balr bulld,\n\n\n\n14-0oooo'\n\n\n\nAtt.\n\n\n60\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nIGUBZ\n\n1 Source Subject 1n late 1957 tBey l\u00edved tagetber for tvo at alle tbe labt the Source tbe Source bellevee tbe BubJect bad tranbport1ng alcobol durfng the perlod froa 1950 to 1957\\_ Source kao 10 Yexlco but SubJect cloge frlend Of Placldo CKENDEZ Bource ha8 pever heard 18 to pDIde about or\n\n2, DPOB: placo Raco: 163 Bource 0f BubJoct.\n\n\n\n\nAtt. 81 to UPGA-21893 dated\n\n2222\n\n1 Source SubJect In !959 botb vere employed at Presldentlal Palacy\\_ Havana \\_ Source never vere at 9 Obras SuDJect delegate Of the OsmanI CIEFUECOS . tiwe Source 8a5 Deceubor Bource post at the MlnlBtry. After tine Source never Source not knov 1f Subject hae any Cuba 1f Subject ha8 evor travelled outBlde Of Cuba or SubJect bab recelved any of rolltlcal or Source Bayb he ba8 never to BubJect and any polnt of\n\n- Circa 1930, placo 0f blrtb unkpovn to Race: 5 10\" 150 1b8 black. balr , dark 0y00 faco Bubj\u00f8ct one 108 due to Bunbbct\n\n8, Card 10 tho 6\n\n43/1+\n\n50\n\nSUBJECT: #SALINAS unk. ) , Pablo\n\n1 Source Subject about Sepleaber 1959 vhen Source viblted Cludad del Hexlco vhere Sublec t Lved\\_ Thls the Source Gade on Instructons Acosta told the Source to the Subject vould Introduce Source and drectors of neuspaper Cludad del Caapeche and vould favor the cuban Source Subject for about three or four daye at that tine and never Source bab the tbe 10 vblch he talked. Source during trlp that ulfe and 1p Subject 1n Carnen becaube he Source to provlde any Informatlon on llfe prlor to the por\n\n- 3, DPOB: 1810 Race: 8'0\" 190 bleck balr , beevy oulld. No\n- One Pablo 'BALINAB , '10 8\n\n\n\nAtt. 63\n\n\n## (at. '22\n\n1 Source Subject tbrough Ezequl\u00f8l (at, at Guanabcoa 10 about 1957 \\_ SubJect 788 engaged 10 the Batleta Governuent and 88 conductor 10 the urban busseb (Routee 3 and 5) 1n Guanabacoa Source belleve SubJect exlled 1n Hlaml 1958. After Subject'8 Cuba Source belleveg be vont back to vork at the 10 Guanabacoa , Source ba8 not SubJ\u00f8ct B1nce Bource beard that SubJect \"alzado\" Ezequlel GOMEZ Kelo tho Escambray Slerra 1n early 1961 a00 they together circa Harcb 1961 , Bource 16 beard Subject 788 at tbe Iele Bource BubJect hab no outblde ot or\n\n- 3, DPOB: to Source, Race; 8'10\" 180 No vloible\n\n\n\n\n## BUBJECT: (Inu)\n\n1 SubJect about early 1960 Source MlnlBterlo de Obras Publlcas , \u00e0nd at tine SubJect\\_ at tbe Constructlons and acted hore or tbe Secretarfo the the Constructlon Vorkere. 88 betveen Becaube vork Subject frequent to tbe be vould contact Source becaube Of Source'8 de Obreb tbere. Bource had contact Subject 1961 #ith the MinlBterfo de Obra Bource Subject 18 be tecty Bource 18 t to th\u00f8 tlae vhen they Or after Deceaber not Subject apy relatfveb u telde cuba Bource doee Cuba Or 1f Subject be8 ever rocolv\u00f8d bae Ailltery Or \"1ptelllgenco\" or but fe kind sblo to provIdo\n\n3, DPOB: Clrca 1930; placo Of to Bourco. Negro: 5'10\" 185\n\n\n\nAtt. 65\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nPledad\n\n1 1957 19 Subject vbo 18 cltizen) V\u00e0g fo Relnaldo BENITEZ unk. ) . Accordlng to Source BENITEZ ope of the Aen vho vent Cuba 1n 1956 th Castro on the Source Btated ho 1n 1958 Subject visited\\_@ba. Source bellovee {JbJect Btayed the famlly on between Lazaro San Anastasio, Larton Havana CIty. Source Btated May bave Been Subject wben he 1n the Cuban 1n Hexlco from July to Deceuber 1959\\_ Source Subject agaln vhen SubJect went to Havana 1p 1960 when at the raturned H@xICO Jourco doeg not later March and 1964 Bource Subject once or veek Source recelved at Subject'0 addre88 1n Hexlco Clty. SubJect told hlm that Bhe ber bugband. not bellove tb\u00f8ro be 18 thet Subject hab nevgr been 8 Communlet and that Bhe 10 Cuba , not know 1f travelled to any Latln or to Bovlot countrySource brother Ignaclo \"BOLIB Gonzalez , hab been York 88\n\n3, DPOB: Circa 1933 Veracrus (probably) Race: 8/3\" , dark 0700 , roundfaoo , bulld,\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n'4\n\n1 6 9\n\n'1 1 1957 bat baa vory lfttle Sourco 19 1958 Bource tbat Subjoct 5a8 uho etteckod the Cuartol tbe 36 of July of 1953 and Sourco pot far Bourco BubJoct dooa bold 10 Bource pof knov @Vor travoled to OI cho Bovlot or 1f out\u00f8ldo Cube\n\n- 8, 81o, 8'8\" lght . Byoo:\n- 8 810 18, 4,,\n\n\n\n55\n\nIaraol\n\n2\n\nr:\n\n1 Bourco BubJoct 1981 Calof 01 tbey bocano frl\u00f8pde . Sourco 1 tbe Halutorlo 8 Obras Publlcae Bourco Prior to Porlod, BubJ\u00f8ct 1981 at Ecurco poot at Bourco pot trsveled Cuba Bourco 0r bap Ovor 0 Sgurc9 0\n\n8, 8'11\" Ho\n\n8,\n\nAtt, Xo 68 to UPGA-21683\n\nBUBJBCT: Juan\n\n- 1 Bourco Bot about July eppolnted Ch1or uhere BourCO Yorkod \\_ Subaoct that Subjoct , ubo abouf 1938\\_after that durlng tbe 1930'@ sublect Of Bourco 1p\\_Spaln Source be the Partldo 1982 0n be nade to 1n Bource 89y8 tbet Subject Of Corrlaran, apd 18 an Of purty Source 800 but Bourco to prov\u00edde Source @Py otber SubJoct Cuba\\_ Source 1f to prov\u00eddo any 0 the 28 to or\n- 8 circa 1910, Cubap 8'8\" Bbepo faco: beevy . Ho vlelble\n- et 10 Rapcbo Boyoroi 18 July 1881)\n- BubJoct 1982)\n- 8 st 13 eaployee\n- 8 10 80 , Publ\u00edc corner to the 0,8 but (AoT Boport , 23 Oct 1982)\n- 10 8 Boubor Of Prty 10 1986)\n- f for 1903)\n\n6, 20 July 1883)\n\nSUBJBCT: Podn\n\n1 ubon to ork et 1n 1980, fro very clogo Source 8ubJect 31 July 1983 loft Cuba and to tbe 0.8, to vork before Bource SubJoct bab boop 8 tbat Be be 088 Bt Cuban Source Dovor but pot to provide 8ourco 89y8 0r\n\nHavens, 150 bro,\n\n\n\n\n\nbidu\n\n224\n\n2222\n\n1 Bource Bet about 1953\"or tboy ongegod tbe Subjoct ubod to Dork 8 truck for Amaro\" and about 1958 be oeployod at Cubana de Telofonoe truck for about he 1p ordor to able to Bot to leave Cuba\\_ Source boon able to loeve Cuba . about abl\u00f8 to aupport 28 truck by 8 BubJect about 1980 at calle 52+' Luyapo Bource subJect pover boon travolod Cuba\\_ SubJoct , BlBtor 1p tbe Contral but Bourco 10 ablo Source 89y8 10 BubJoot rocolvod an Intolllgonco; Aps,\n\n2, 1932 , L dark 8'8\" dart, fcco: round ,\n\n\n\n\n\nAtt \\_\n\n74\n\n41628/14\n\n1 Bourco 1959 et Bubjoct tbo Bocrotary porlod Bourco bocame 8 frlend Of Bubject 8 Bourco ruorb 1n late 1980 oarly 1961 that SubJect tbo Hbep Bource returnod to Hexlco 1p Marcb 1984 , @pd eftor eptrance tho U,8, bo to 8 Bbop at callo Hexlco Tbe cource Bado to boceubo Bourco kpov tbat BubJoct bad very 0,8, BubJoct bad boon for than 30 BubJoct orloptetod tho Bourco 10 letter to tbo Btete Departpont and to Darlng tbe t150 1p fro Harcb to Docoabor aboat B1x 0r tbo Bt BubJoct calle Coolula 0108 Apt , 9, tbo bad Boarco 1f 10 Doot 1t 2 Joot travolod to Bourco 40 pot 2 8ourco 0\n\n8, 8'8\" 140\n\n\n\nb\u00f8\n\n44\n\nAtt, to\n\nHo .\n\n\n1 , 8ource Det 1p 1959 Attacbe at tbe Bource returnod to Cuba pobt apd Bourco ro8d SubJoct that to Source 1 froa donlod that bo to 8 bep pot to tbe 0.8. outoido Cuba or 62 Clty ,\n\n2 5'7\" 180 (44\n\n3,\n\n44\n\n20/ \\_\n\n75493$ )\n\n93/\n\n2169 ; / 1 4\n\nNo . 76\n\nBUBJECT: Bucolo, Rason {#HILTZ\n\nSource Bet ebout tbo bood , Roperto Lavton, Havena Bofore tbe BubJoct to vork 88 office cl\u00f8rk 10 8 Notary Publlc offico. 1959 Bubjoct to 8 1 tbe de Salud but Bource 10 pot able 00 tble for one or balf About 1960 SubJect 88 coacb Of tbo baakot-ball teem Of but 1p lete 1981 to exlt l\u00f8ft Cuba 1p early 1883 at 2585 Apt , 8ource 8ay8 tbat 1n pover boon 18 bas travolod to the 0,8, Bport 2 brothor and 8 or circa1928, Raco: 5'8\" 188 1be , Halr: bleck, darb,\n\n- 9 MLIL Bucolo, 12 Docoabor 18284 Arroyo Narepje Habara , 02 82 Jupe 1882 14841 , 7 July\n\n\n\n\n\n3sechet\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n", "pages": 62} {"id": "doc_036f4ddb_fafa_4ddf_b323_bc4476cab153", "filename": "104-10073-10061.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10073-10061.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n## R EPORI\n\nCENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY\n\nany\n\nCOUNTRY\n\nREPORT NO:\n\nSUBJECT\n\nDATE DISTR\n\nNO. PAGES\n\nREFERENCES\n\nDATE @F INFO\n\nPLACE &\n\n05\n\n\n## This Is\n\nSOURCE:\n\n06\n\n'8,\n\nJulc\n\n6\n\nQt~J:\n\n0 62, 10 4 82\n\nRETURN TO CIA Background Use Do Not Reproduce 'Only\n\n\n\n\n#09583", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_70e3b2ec_ce89_41bd_95b1_e6a78d736732", "filename": "104-10165-10169.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10165-10169.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n5 E C R E\n\n16- 26\n\nDYVOUR\n\n3 1\n\n2li0 PEF\n\n1 PLANE DEADLINE SUT HAVE STARTED TRY OUT SOLUTION IRYI G #SRANGE CHARTER NAME DC-3 TYPE AIRCRAFT VAVE AIR OFF ICER USING 24 CLEARED PROPRIETARY aS FRONI IRYING CHARTER WITH OTHER SERVICE SUCH AIRLINES. QEARED COxIACT WOUL IELL SUPPLIER AMCORE-2 OF SDOM THRU PLANE FAILURE, ADD To AS RELIASLE PERSON HE WILLING FOR AMCOPE-2 FINANCIAL RESPONSIILITY IF NECESSARY CHARTER PRICE. YOULD TELL SUPPLIEZ AMCORE-2 PILL ARRANSE NECESSA?Y LANDINC, REFUELLIYG CLEARANCES SDOM CHMERCIAL AIRPORI.\n\n\n\n\n2, IF SUCCESSFUL IN ARRANCING CHARTER, MAY WISS FOR CVER REASONS IHAI AXCORE-2 SEXD CABLE (PHONE NOI ?ECESSARY AND KIGHT CONFUSE SITUAIION) To. SUPPLIER CONF IRMING REGUESI FOR FLIGHI\\_ VILL DETAILS.\n\n\nDo Not\n\n\n## in Pa-9\n\n- CZVER AI SDOM Io HIS PARTY To SET GROUP Lssca IHE PASS FUMDS To IMEE?I Io STORY HE GAVE Io AMCORE-2,\n\n24 5413 6745 ~2 THRU ~2 -2 -2 ~2 KGT NECESSARY RE IMSERT ~2 BI\n\n\n## F,r", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_453e4218_610e_44a9_a010_b353e766c5cb", "filename": "104-10066-10060.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10066-10060.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "R\n\n1:\n\nT\n\n- and rcsultant limited time availablc for Conmittee plus other factors, it might be possible to handcarry sclected KCIA documents to the SSCI for reading by Mr\\_ Kramer This officc objected on the grounds of the sensitivity of the material the ground rules established for the Congressional of this mnaterial by staffers and the problems Ihich could be. caused by: exceptional treatment being afforded to one Committee or staffer Mr George Cary provided the compromise solution which is acceptablc to all partics \\_ to wit, that Mr \\_ Garbler invite Mr \\_ Krame r to thc Agency for lunch after which time he would review the requested material in the Headquarters building: (ESVidal)\n- 4 \\_ MEETING \u00d3F SSCI STAFFER AND DDO : At Mr . Hal Ford' $ request a luncheon meeting with Mr \\_ William Iells has bcen scheduled for 26 October Mr \\_ Ford is rescarching material fcr a study on China reporting and wishes to discuss this subject with Iells duc to his extensive background and expcrience in East Asian affairs '(ESVidal)\n- 5 \\_ ASSASSINATIONS COMMITTBE: Counsel G . Robcrt Blakey met with DO DDA/ Security to dctermine how hc might frame his requi rements to best meet our capabiliticsHis efforts appear to be aimed at the possiblc CIA role with the Mafia, and a doullc Mafia role with Castro Ile has information which implies that Trafficante was playing both sides The IG particularly Scott Breckenridgc has responsibility for thc Bill Ha rvey association and the analysis of the Schweiker report \\_ Blakey has agreed that Do will concentrate initially on thc Bayo-Pawlcy affair and the \"Soviet Dc fector\" cover operation Non idcntified informants have told Jim that Col \"Rep\" Robertson Wa$ involved. His queries are logical mlanagcablc, and , if can keep his requests to spccific pcoplc or cvents Ive should he able to respond to his requircmcnts (It would bc in opinion\\_ a1 cxccllcnt idea for the ADDO t.o mcct informa lly with Blakcy ove r a luchcon This would uscful in picturc 0 \u20ac also it would pe rhaps Blakey a pcrspcctive on his . terns of refcrencc \\_ (JDINalker) givc\n- 6 LITI(ATIONIIORMAN V AL , (JAMES 1: . COS COSTA Wc prcparcd a rcply to Anderson and he indicate to the Dcpartmcnt that Ivould acccpt the routine 0 fficer of Departmcnt of Justicc rcprcsentation as a gove rnment o fficial in the Ho rman family suit.", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_336f19cb_768d_482b_aaa1_5504714247c4", "filename": "104-10129-10027.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10129-10027.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "Roy\n\nSECRET\n| NAME (Last First Middle) Piccolo, Joseph | Of 8 Dec 1935 GS-12 |\n|------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------|\n| (or existing cover i f lateral Managua Nicaragug and | PRESENT Position EMPLOYEE Ops Off #0396 6576 |\n| PROPOSED 16- z2 22 | Position Number Grade) Ops Off _ #1770 GS-12 |\n| TYPE OF COVER Hilitary | Estimated No DEPENDENTS To DEP ARTURE 11 Oct 68 |\n\n- 1 2 COMMEnTs\n\nSubject was medlcally approved for overseas as6ignnent 1967 \\_ Is returning short of tour for essignment JMCOBRA \\_\n\n\n\n- DATE REQUEST\n\n27 Sept 68\n\n- OFFICE OF\n\n\n## 1 8 OFFICE Of SECUR / TY\n\nAnD\n\n305319 H9s.\n\n\n23 X'=\n\n\n## 19 OVERSEAS REVIEw PANEL\n\n\n## REQUEST FOR PCS OVERSEAS EVALUATION\n\nForslund\n\n1 6\n\nEXTENS / ON\n\n6576", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_0ada0b73_1e91_48f8_b6cc_40791809734c", "filename": "104-10121-10236.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10121-10236.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n\n1 5 NOV 1968\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR: Security Advisor/HMAB SUBJECI Foreign Awards and Decorations\n\nThe individuals listed on the attached roster have been presented with foreign awards and decorations. In accordance with a new public PL 89-673, dated 15 October 1966; the individuals may retain their awards upon the approval of the Head of the Agency (delegated in CIA to the Director of Personnel) and with the concurrence of the Secretary of State\\_ Central Cover Staff is. arranging for appropriate liaison channels to obtain the State Department concurrence However, prior to forwarding the list to Central Cover for action, we would like to have you review the. listing as a basis for the Director of Personnel epprovelMemorandums are not required for any of these awards . Your approval is for our recorde only . law,\n\n\n\nEllin B Glenn Executive Secretary Honor and Merit Awards Board\n\n\n## JAME\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAWARD\n\n\n\n\n## COUNTRY\n| James BARB , 03 | MDEM Medal Award (Certificate) | South Vietnam | 25 Sept 1968 |\n|-----------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------------|----------------|\n| | Knight of the Order of the Million Elephants with White Parasol | Laos | Oct 1968 |\n| 03 DIMMII , Kirk | Knight of the Order of the Million Elephants with White Parasol | Laos | Oct 1968 |\n| DRALLE , Anthony F.J. D3 | Order of Cloud and Banner | GR C | |\n| Richard WJ | Vietnamese Citation and Certificate | South Vietnem | 1967 |\n| ENKOJI, John] | Citation for Vietnamese Medal of Honor | South Vietnam | April 1968 |\n| 03 FORD; Harold P, | GRC Psywar Medal | | May 1968 |\n| FOSMIRE Ihomas | anion (4th Class) of the Most Noble Order of the Crown of Thailand Comp | Thailand | 26 June 1968 |\n| 03 FREDERICK, Christian; Jr_ | Police Honor Medal Ihird Class) | South Vietnam | 1 1968 Aug |\n| FREEMAI; Howard | Knight of the Order of the Million Elephants with White Parasol | Leos | Oct 1968 |\n| 02 GMIRKI Leonard G | Order of the King | Laos | Oct 1968 |\n| HEYEL , Norman JJ 03 | MDEM Medal Award (Certificate) | South Vietnam | 25 Sept 1968 |\n| HORGAN , John P' | Medal of Honor of First Class | South Vietnam | 13 April 1968 |\n| HORNE; , Richard Ralph | GRC Psywar Medal | Iaipei | 1968 May |\n| | MDEM Medal Award (Certificate) | South Vietnam | 25 Sept 1968 |\n| LAIR, Janes W Commander the Mst Exalted | (3rd Class) of Order of the Crown of Thailand | Thailand | 26 June 1968 |\n| | Officer of the Order of the Million Elephants Wnite Parasol | Laos | Oct 1968 |\n\nDATE\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n| | AWARD | COUNTRY DATE |\n|----------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------|\n| IANDRY, Iloyd P7 | anion 4th Class) of the Most Exalted Order of the White Elephant Comp | Theilend 26 June 1968 |\n| | Officer of the Order of the Million Elephants with White Parasol | Laos Oct 1968 |\n| 8 MORALES . David 39418 1 9 POSHEPNY Anthony | Order of the King Companion (4th Class) of the Most Noble of the Crown | Laos Oct 1968 Thailand 26 June 1968 |\n| 03 | Knight of the Order of the Million Elephants with White Parasol | Laos Oct 1968 |\n| RANDALI , Jonathen | Knight of the Order of the Million Elephants with White Parasol | Laos Oct 1968 |\n| Richard, Major Detail) | Member (Sth Class) of the Most Exalted Order of the White Elephant | Thailand 26 June 1968 |\n| 03 2. SEVERI , Roger W. | GRC Psywar Medal | Iaipei May 1968 |\n| 3. SHACKLEY , Theodore | Commander (3rd Class) of Most Exalted Order of White Elephant | Thailand 26 |\n| | Officer of the Order of the Million Elephants with White Parasol | Laos Oct 1968 |\n| | Order of the King | Laos 'Oct 1968 |\n| 5 THOMPSON %olin R | Commendation (Iribal Development) | South Vietnam 22 March 1968 |\n| Von der MUHLL | Medal of Honor (First Category) | South Vietnam |\n| 7, WAITES , Melvin Dale | Vietnamese of Honor | South Vietnam Dec 1967 |\n| 03 WEBER = Joseph 08 Sgt - (Military Detail) | Member (Sth Class of the Most Exalted Order | Thailand 26 June 1968 |\n| | of the. White Elephant | |\n\n", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_ece08e74_b320_4471_a85e_bcb03ebf1e8a", "filename": "104-10067-10043.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10067-10043.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "5 E C\n\nR\n\nSTAFF\n\n270057.2\n\nCABLE\n\nSECRET\n\nFRP:\n\n9 ; AFF\n\nFILE VR , CSRF , C/AF -9 , C/ccs , C/EPS/CEMP , C/EPS/EG-2, C/ECR-6, C/FR-4 , C/ImS , (1 05/P)\n\n00 1\n\nToT: MAY 78\n\n230113\n\nDIRECICR\n\n2301 :3\n\nLUX\u00c9MBUURG .\n\n\n\n\nWNINTEL\n\nTHE HOUSE;SELECT CN ChAIRED STOXES , BEEN A NUMBER FFRETIREES AND EX-EMPLOYEES FURNISHED 70 THEM BY THIS MEMEERS 4 CF COVER Aa D Is 0: THE MEME\u00c9RS TO: ThE FELD PROTECTICN OFFICERS SAME E ARE To ThE #CRK OF WE THEREFORE EXAMINE GN CASE*BY\n\n- 2, WE HAVE BEE\" HSCA ARE:\n\nA FORvER A BRDAD: WE KNOw EMPLSYEES THE UNDERTAKE 15 wE THEY ARE\n\nIDIVIDUALS ARE Not HAVE 10 Th\n\nDF INDIVIDUALS FURNISHE) US BY THE AND To ENSURE An\n\n\n\n\n\n002\n\n276! 1 02 MAY 78\n\nWULC BE 4 POSITIDJ REVEALCRRENT\n\nNONGFFICIAL OFFICERS:\n\nMaY. IN CUNTR 8E FLOW; To ARE A5 LY; ALIASES A5 APPROPRIA?E,\n\nREPEAT\n\nPRESENT:\n\n3 IF YOy ARE APPROACHED In THE FIELD 4 FR{M S7AFF: MEMBER BE KITH CR AGEivts You HAVE NOT#AD:PRICR A SH0UL2 IMMEDIAIELY ERS \u00c92 MPDET:>\n\nSa/d0/0 (GREGG)X1398; X9212; AUTh: N , 1414; REL: FRANK c; caRLLCCI X1:55, <\n\nMESSAGE\n\n23611 3", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_c91f6ccd_5832_40ed_8478_a61b1ce868d0", "filename": "104-10122-10411.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10122-10411.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "7104-10122-10411\"\n\n\n\nMEMORANDU: FOR:\n\nChief , Security \u00c1nalysis Group\n\nSUBJECT\n\nManuel L DE ARMAS 865\n\n- 1 Beference is made to the attached cable traffic which sets forch the \"defection\" of the Subject to Cuba circa April 1976In substance DE ARMAS apparently gave a press conference in Havana on 21 1976 in which he clained to be an ex-CIA agent who had been recruited by a fnu BLACKENHOUSE (no Office of Security traces) in 1969DE ARMAS also clained to have been stationed in New York City in 1971 where he naintained contact with BLACKENHOUSE and Richard TOMLEY (probably identifiable with Peter TOMILEY \\_ Washington Area Recrui Office) . ting\n- 2 In the cited press conference , DE ARMAS made many allegations concerning purported CIA operations such as assassination plots and a plan to rupture relations between Venezuela and Cuba \\_ Details of these allegations are set forth in the attached cable traffic and are not treated in instant memorandum . However\\_ interest in DE ARMAS ' allegations concerning allegea CIA operations concerns the identities of individuals that he claimed to have been Agency operatives and assets; details re garding these individuals are covered in the latter portion of instant memorandum \\_\n- 3 \\_ Agency interest in DE ARMAS was originally predicated upon the receipt of a letter written by DE ARMAS 12 September 1972 in which he related details conce rning his anti-CASTRO activities through his nembership in a group called ABDALA The letter also contained a request for employment with the Agency As a result of DE ARMAS ' letter WH Division requested 9 Special Inquiry by the Office of Secerity for the purpose of establishing DE ARMAS identity, which was completed in October 1972\\_ In May 1973 Office of Personnel opened a file on DE ARMAS and apparently went through the normal routine of shopping his file\\_ Interest in DE ARMAS terminated when TOMLEY sent DE ARMAS a letter advising him that the Agency had nothing currently available. Then on 22 January 1973 DE ARMAS wrote TOMLEY thanking the latter for interest following a telephone call\n\nE2 IMPDET CL BY 007472\n\n\n\nDE ARMAS made to TOMLEY in which DE ARMAS wanted to know once and forever there were any openings for hin DE ARMAS security file reflected no subsequent activity except for the attached cable traffic following his \"defection.\n\n\n- 4 Regarding the personalities mentioned by DE ARMIAS in his press conference it appears that several be identical to former IvH Division assets as shown should be noted that DE ARMAS did not identify any bona fide Agency staff employees or agents nor does it appear that he identified any past or current operationsIt seems likely that DE ARAAS was provided a list of known OI suspected Agency assets by the DGI as part of Cuba 5 ongoing anti -CIA , anti-U. S . Government campaign designed to offset adverse criticism to Cuba' s military assistance to Set forti below are those individuals alleged to have been connected with Agency operations by results of Office of Security indices searches and file reviews follow each nane where a possible identification could be made -\n\n\n## NAME GIVEX BY DE ARMAS\n\nOS FILE IF ANY AND COMMENTS\n\nBob DYNES (aka: DINUS , DAYNES)\n\nRobert Bud MILES (alleged to have been the supplier of explosives used in the murder of Rolando\\_MASFERRER)\n\nLazaro ALVAREZ\n\nFred DUNCAN\n\n\n## Doug PHILLIPS\n\nMA)FEMME* D;r { 1 925 2 wu)\n\nNo Office of Security traces regarding all variations\n\nNo Office of Security traces.\n\n\nPossibly identifiable with Lazaro Gustavo ARECES ALVAREZ , SF#753 905 on whon a POA was requested by WH Division (JMATE) in June 1964 for use as a PM/Maritime asset; files canceled in October 1964 \\_\n\nNo Office of Security traces; believed to be a DEA officer stationed in Caracas .\n\n\nNo Office of Security traces; believed to- be a DEA officer stationed in Caracas \\_\n\n14-ooooo\n\nNAME GIVEN BY DE ARMAS\n\nJohn VALDAVIAN (aka : BLADABIAN)\n\nA . NASS\n\nAnselmo ALLIEGRO (HIJO)\n\nJusto ALFOYSO (aka: El Gallego\")\n\nRicardo M{ORALES NAVARRETE\n\nArnando RUIZ\n\nde LEON\n\nMEJIA RICARD RICART)\n\n3\n\nOS FILE IF ANY AND 'COMMENTS\n\nNo Office of Security traces regarding all variations\\_\n\nProbably identifiable with Donald L NESS , State Departnent . RSO in Santo Domingo \\_\n\nNo Office of Security traces \\_\n\nNo Office of Security traces \\_\n\nNo Office of Security traces -\n\nPossibly identifiable with Armando VALENZUELA RUIZ , 358 OA request by WH/3/Columbia for use as a24 PA in Columbia OI not used due to derogatory information developed.\n\n\nPossibly identifiable with Sergio Antonio LOPEZ DE LEON 227 who was used by W/1/Mexico as a LPoperator from December 1964 to May 1973 in Mexico 24\n\nProbably identifiable with Marcio MEJIA RICART CR to 148 (Manuel Moises LAMARCHE SALAS) . In June 1960 latter advised FBI that RICART was a Venezuelan active in antiTRUJILLO activities and had visited Miami in April to buy B-26's and weapons for an attack on the Dominican Republic; also advised that RICART was an instructor at Caracas University, was associated with Director of Economic\n\nNAME GIVEN BY DE ARMAS\n\nLuis\n\nFelix MARIINEZ SUAREZ\n\nOS FILE IF ANY AND COMMENTS\n\nDevelopment in Venezuela and believed RICART may be a Communist\n\nNo Office of Security traces .\n\n\nPossibly identifiable with Felix Antonio MARTINEZ SUAREZ , SF#242 302 . who was Director of El Mundo when a POA was granted 1n April-1961 and up dated in 1973 for his use by as a Propaganda Placement Asset. 24 July\n\nSalavador ROMANI\n\nPossibly identifiable with Salvador Garcia ROMANI -ORUE SF#223 776 ; on whom an OA Was granted in September 1960/24 for use by WH / 4 / Cuba as a PP Agent in Caracas; files can celed in January 1967\\_ On PRQ listed one Manuel ARTIME not further identified, as a relative/friend/correspondent in U . S .\n\n\n- 5 The possible identification (by either DE ARMAS or the DGI) of those assets reflected above suggests that their nanes were either known or suspected as CIA assets and were thrown in with those individuals not identified above in an effort to legitimatize DE ARMAS ' claims to have worked for the CIA It should be noted that of those individuals listed above on whom a security file exists, none appear to have any current association with this Agency and, as far as can be determined no actual Agency operations were either exposed Or threatened.\n\n- The above is provided for your information; no further action in this case appears necessary.\n\n\nMichael E Schneeberger Security Analysis Group\n\nAtt", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_11306c73_e352_4563_9dfc_2101e6c3eee4", "filename": "104-10076-10372.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10076-10372.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n## T::\n\n\"2\n\nRETURNTO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduco\\_\n\nSUPCATA: 06 6\n\n06\n\n5 A NCIARY #\u00cb\u00c4R 5 5 RID; NDEX FItED 328\n\nREPORI CEASS\u00eb TORRENS 9 (30\n\n25\n\n0\n\n2\n\n\n## \u00c4CENCY\n\nTDcs\n\nAFER: P #RUCKS QBSERVED\n\n2: Six 9 A At LEAST OF: JHE\n\nSECRET\n\nREPORT:\n\nvsc\n\n", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_f40ba9e2_eca4_4572_aca5_9a5a28b08634", "filename": "104-10077-10136.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10077-10136.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n5\n\n\n\n\n\nCoc\n\n26 -Il", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_778ea0fd_8a90_44a8_aae7_9a985a0ed8ae", "filename": "104-10100-10357.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10100-10357.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_d323e9be_3daa_4e8d_9cb4_4f540b8337cd", "filename": "104-10105-10211.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10105-10211.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "| To | | | PATE INITIALS 3 |\n|-----------------|---------|--------------|-------------------------------------|\n| | @ Alyyd | @ Alyyd | |\n| | FILE | DIRECT_REPLY | PREPARE_REPLY RECOMMENDATION RETURN |\n| ACTION APPROVAL | | | |\n| COMMENI | | | |\n| CONCURRENCE | | | SIGNATURE |\n\n237 Use previous editions 1-67\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nNot\n\n\n\n", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_f816a59b_2876_4b33_9071_5bd8cd206242", "filename": "104-10105-10210.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10105-10210.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "| | | SECRET |\n|-----------------|---------------|------------------------------|\n| | \"CONFIDENTIAL | |\n| To | | DATE initials |\n| | DIRECTREPLY | PREPARE_REPLY BECOMMENDATION |\n| ACTION APPROYAL | DISPATCH | |\n| COMMENI | FILE | SIGNATURE |\n\nDATE\n\nNAME,\n\nSECRET\n\nCONFIDENTIAL\n\n(o)\n\nGPO 1974 0 535-857\n\n\n\n{Ju c:\n\n\n\n356-8204\n\n\n\n1993\n\n\n\n0Ps\n\n5'7\n\nPP\n\n\n\n\n\nCrstl\n\nAx\n\n\n\n\n\n7\n\nF\u00dfT\n\n14\n\n\n\n6 kt\n\n74\n\n74\n\n\n\nBackgrourd {se Only\n\nKael\n\n8 1+ ~\n\n\n\n\n\n4\n\nMhaq\n\n\n\n18\n\nUse\n\nBackground\n\nOnly\n\n\n## CRIMINAL DIVISION\n| Assistant Allorney (\u00eceneral, Richard L Thornburgh, Rm. 2107 | |\n|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|------|\n| Deputy Assistant Attorney Generul, John \u20ac. Kceney Rmn. 2107 | 2601 |\n| | 2621 |\n| Rm. 2113 | 2333 |\n| Acting Dcputy Assistant Attorney General, Jay C. Waldman, Rmn. 2113 | 2636 |\n| Spccial Assistant, James M. Seif , Rm 2208 | 4676 |\n| Special Assistant, William Brady, Rm. 2209 | 2825 |\n| Executive Assistant, James W. Muskett, Rm 2119 | 2641 |\n| Appellate Section, Chief , George Gilinsky, Rm. 2216 Fraud Section; Acting Chief, Mark Richard, Rmn. 764 SAFE Bldg. | 2657 |\n| Gcneral Crimes Scction, Chief Alfred Hantman, Acting | 2648 |\n| Rm. 504, FTRI Bldg. | 2624 |\n| Govcrnment Rcgulations and Labor Section; Acting Chicf; Intcrnal Security Section; Chief. John H. Davitt, | 3761 |\n| Rm. 200 FTRI Bldg. Lcgislation and Special Projects Section, Acting Chief; | 2307 |\n| Philip White, Rm. 2714 Narcotic and Dangerous Section; Acling Chief Drug | 2613 |\n| Kurt Muellenberg, Rm. SAFE Organized Crime and Racketeering Section; chief , William Lynch, Rm. 2521 408, | 3971 |\n| Public Integrity Section; Acting Chief Thomas Hendcrson, Rm. 868 SAFE Bldg. | 3516 |\n| Spccial Litigation Section, Chicf , George Calhoun, Acting | 2676 |\n| Rm. 216, FTRI Bldg | 3885 |\n| LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES DIVISION | |\n| Assistant Attorney General, Peter R. Taft, Rm. 2143 Dcputy Assistant Attorney General , Walter Kiechel, Jr_ | 2701 |\n| Rm. 2143 | 2718 |\n| Legislative Assistant, Martin Green, Rm_ 2607 | 2736 |\n| Administrative Section, James F. Hickey , Rm. 2610 Appellate Section, Edmund B. Clark, Rm. 2339 | 2721 |\n| Appraisal Section, Norman E. Lauer , Rm. 500 SAFE Bldg. | 2748 |\n| | 5054 |\n| General Litigation Section, Floyd L. France, Rm. 2133 Indian Claims Section, A. Donald Mileur , Rm. 604 SAFE Bldg. | 2704 |\n| Land Acquisition Scction; Anthony C. Liotta; Rm. 504, | 5069 |\n| SAFE Bldg. | 5092 |\n| Marine Resources Section, Bruce Rashkow Rm. 2646 | 2750 |\n| Pollution Control Scction, Alfred T. Ghiorzi, Rm. 2625 Indian Resources Scction;Myles E. Flint, | 2707 |\n| Rmn. 4710 | 4241 |\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nBackground\n\nUjse Only\n\n\n\n\n\nDoe 48\n\n72s\n\nBackground Use Oniy Do Mot Reproduce\n\n@amn\n\n\n\nDa\n\n24\n\n20\n\n\n\n}\n\n\n\n\n\nBackground Use Only\n\n\n\nDo Not Reprocluct:\n\n\n\n62\n\n\n\n\n\nBackground Use Only\n\nDo Not Reproduce\n\n\n\n\n\n128- 6(75\n\n1 c/\n\n6\n\n\n\n\n\nBackground Use Oniy\n\n\n\n\n\nDo Not Reprocuce\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n@ ( A\n\n@L\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nLP l| Fox\n\n\n\nBackground Use Only\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n1\n\nBackground Do Nct Reproduco Use\n\n\n\nJhl\n\n23\n\nLucio\n\n\n\n4\n\nL\n\n75457\n\nCo\n\n\n\nL\n\n5 hv\n\nVn\n\n\n\nny 64\n\nT 72\n\n7\n\n~1p\n\n5 *\n\nVon\n\n\n\n9\n\nRETURM T@ CIA Background Use 0-Ij Do Not Reproduze\n\n( Lnu)\n\n2\n\n572+-\n\n1 3\n\nszlc\n\nU 4\n\n2\n\nYPJ\n\nbelele\n\nRETURM T@ Cia\n\nBackground\n\nOnl\n\nUse\n\nDsb -\n\n4\n\n7\n\n\n\n45 45 Jb\n\nd\n\n59.\n\n\n2\n\n63\n\n\n\n1n\n\nBackground Use Only Do Not Reproduco\n\n\n\nHat\u00f9ac\n\n69\n\nPul\n\nn\n\n) '\n\nUse Background Geprcdice\n\n\n\n\n\nFBI\n\n.7f\n\n74 dQ ~( A\n\nJu 15\n\nBackground Use Only Do Not Reproduce\n\n)\n\nbul Osr\n\n6 | . ' 66\n\nS\n\n1\n\nSeev\n\nSI\n\nW\n\n25\n\nFMJ\n\n(Fusc\n\n9\n\n2 4\n\n(See +\n\n7", "pages": 26} {"id": "doc_c5516be1_ecef_44ed_b540_c9312213f2ad", "filename": "104-10169-10001.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10169-10001.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "104-10169-10001\n\nHNINTEL\n\nReference:\n\nPea\n\nTrace\n\n8\n\n1006a0\n\n22049\n\n17852\n\n(dated\n\n01\n\nAug\n\n73)\n\nHes\\_ IRACES On EVELID MIYAR\n\nYr, Odpd-d,\n\n0217277 Har 78\n\n\n\n56 AGAINST BATISTA In The Escahbray THE In 59 Under The In order The In 60 AGAINST The\n\nB, duque Area BY Boat 5 Jun 61, A Granted DUQUE Aug 61 And Was contacted And He Was PuT In Touch WITH FoR a8sistance To HIS GUERRILLA FIGHTERS J Was Agreed To And RECEIVED And Hade Was Td TRAIn And IF They HIS Poa To PERMIT Team To SINCE Then Have Had WITH DUQUE,\n\nNow Leader cubano Take Ebcahbray (eca) and HIS Eca La8 VILLAS True The MISSION; Was Usa and\\_force 0a8 And Hope Usa In The and Been Lack\n\nB) The Local\n\nStaff\n\nBackground Use @l Do ot Reproduce\n\n\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_55a75ac2_a1dc_414e_83ad_ccdd4cccfcdf", "filename": "104-10169-10000.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10169-10000.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nBackground Use Only", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_9d909d01_6a3b_4792_b5ec_db1ebb0b6cbb", "filename": "104-10105-10137.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10105-10137.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10105-10137\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n| U#CLASSIFIED | USE | OMLY | | | |\n|------------------------------------|-------------|-------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------|\n| SUBJEC\u00ed: fOplionol) Review | for David A | Approval Phillips | Manuscript Submitted by | | |\n| Mr FROM: J F_ Meehan C/EAB , | 4E33 Hq . | DATE FORWARDED | EXTENSION NO. 7770 5 OFFICER'S COYAMENTS (Numbor whom. Drov | Jan 1976 coch line Uo | show @\u00ec |\n| TO: foom numbar , and Svileing). 1 | Mr _ H . | 8 3hn | | a retired Agency employee and former Div _ has submitted attached manuscript taining three (3) book he has in preparation Coordination review and comuent to determine material: (1) is classified: (2) was learned the writer was employed by the Agency , has not been placed the public domain by note author' s query information contained in_paragraph 3 of his letter The author had previously submitted Chapters I and VIII security approved deletions _ Coordination for review being conducted with LA Staff CCS , DDO/sS/ SOG , and DDO/SSU . would be appreciated office could have comments before | from chapter the |\n| GH - 44 , Att: 2 10. {2 | | chor | Subject. staff C/LA the CI It this | COB | which with is Div . if your |\n| 3 5 | | | con of a for requested the while or (3) in Agency Please | | is if |\n| 8 9. | | | for FYI | | |\n| | | | were | | |\n| | | | 16 Jan | 1976 - | |\n| 13 | | | 70 9 | JAN | |\n| | | | US\u00c9 | | |\n| 15 | | | | | |\n\n\n## 1 to 9:\n\nCCS recommends deletion of that of the sentence, following the semi-co] the first paragraph on page 10 of Chapter XI which99 identifies Camp Perry)as the site of Agency training courses \\_ Camp Perry isan Agency training DOD cover) and while its CIA affiliation has been alleged numerous times in the press no confirmation of thisaffiliation has been made by the Agency . Mr\\_ Phiilips comments as \u00e0 former senior Agency officer can be interpreted as constituting official acknowledgement of the. CIA/CAMP PERRY ationship. part rel\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_40f296a1_0922_4645_8893_5a35e7daa100", "filename": "104-10171-10039.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10171-10039.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "Do RETURN Background Use Only Not Reproduce\n| DSPATCA | S-E-C-R-F-T | PRO\u00c7ESSiNG |\n|--------------------|---------------|--------------|\n| Chlef , Task Force | | |\n\n3P\n\n\n\nActlon:\n\nFYI and flles\n\nRef\n\nW\u00c0VE 3748\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\nUFGA-4211\n\n220 S\u00f9bject reccptloncet\\_In the her dcntlst In thclL & Bldg Yedado In Mlaml on PAA 422 on 5 aj 1962,\n\n- 2: b are slstcr8 and #ere qucstloned together. On the top!c Of reccptfn Of: in 'Cuta both that the best rcceptlon Wn8 thc Amcricas which and clear th rarcly any 1iterfercnce .janmlng. Program ccntcnt was gave morale to the audfence and was popular\\_ Ing\n- 3 In commcnt on Las AmcrIcas. th\u00ebv pointcd out that they; had not heard 1t or tune n becausc fclf thc quallty wag {hc as pr\u00ebdccessor Radlo Swan' lost 1ts to and during tlc. Apr1l 1961 invaslon attcmpt: Both declarcd th18 wag 9 among acqualntances Ing\n- 4 SubJocts commentcd favorably on programs hcnr\u00e4 overstatlon XEW and InUL Ncw York , descrtbing reccptlon Gnd conas good and wltl largc 1n Cuba \\_\n- 5 \\_ to othcr programs subjects reportcd that on 1 Mlayrclatlves 1n the Mlatanzas arca tcleplioned thcm In Kavana to tell them that the 5 tudcnte\" (DRE) were on again (TV Intrusion) Also\\_ later il fricnds In the Vedado aren callcd tell tunc Into 2; that therc was program the\u00efe(about 2115 hours local). Unfortunntely they TV set sInce; thcy. were Both ` agreed tliat the system 0f the TV fntrusln broadcasts over CONTE Aguero s program on WRUL fcw mfnutes prlor tu thic Intruslon was tlic to large aud\u00ednc\u00e9s Almost all GOC oppos!tlonlsts upon hear this ainouncement start telephonlng thelr frfends to tune Into the TV channel nnnounced. to Channei key\n- 6 Conccrnlng DRE subJects reported that tlicy had not becn actlve recently and not w\u00edtt to clandcstlne 'peratlons They: were aware that. the DRE internal net was waltlng for thc nfiltratlon of AJHINT-2 brlef them on: the situatlon 1n and wliat support would bc forthcon {ng Tlcy rcitcratcd tlc -repor on two bombs set off in the unfversity arca by the DRE and burnlng of canc and felds In and: Las ing ts\n- 7 Whcn querled on dlsturbances 1n Las Yillas and'or on 01 about 3 Mlay thcy replied {hey 'icaid the pcrslstent rumor that unit (company regircnt unknown) of bad bolted nnd gone up Into Escambray Jlountains No further details: \"ere known\\_\n- 8 When qucstloncd on wrlttcn propuganda such \u00e0s flysheets clandcstnc ncwshects \\_ both declared taat the last propaganda scen was the clandestIne 1ssue on (DRE that no other paganda shccts had bcen: seen since before Invaslon\n- 9 When asked Impression on i-CASTRO propacanda gencral thcy fc]t that it tuo that whilc and were tearing down the ima;e CASTRO , hc was before the peoplc with sone proposal tha was hased either on truth, had ring truth or a lcast appcaled to the That of contacts young givls who scrvcd as bricadlstas (rural tutors in the llterac\") turned up interest Thesc girls clained that many 2f countr} fplk would hands in dismay uhen vas {0 thcm. and communisn; and 4n it, ing yet\n\n\n\n\n## DISPATCH\n\n\n## S-E-C-R-E-T\n\nUFGA -4211\n\n10 Sabjccts fclt that propakanda slould more toward that sector tha t arc nut F\u00eddellstas or communlsts and harc not commItcd 'tu thc for such rcasons as lack o[ cournge or cconomIc doclblllty: Raqucl rcmarked that vur propaganda sccmcd be Int\u00f6 two br\u00f6ad dlrcctcd 'at 0r thc hard-core and thc other for movcmcnt consumptlon\\_\n\n11 \\_ SubJect nbovc. rcport on receptlon FALCON broadcast Ilavnna on 1 May 1962 Shc statcd that she was called by frfend at about 2100 hours on 1 and told that tlc DRE Trinchcr\u00e0 program wns bc broadcast \u00e0t tliat Mirlam turned on her TV 'does not rccall how hfgh had to turn up the volume but to Tccollectlon not hgler than normal She hcard very clear\u00edy the monologuc rcuutcai Of thc 'CASTRO spccch carlfcr that afternoon She inmedtately called two of her frlende and subsequently recelved calls frow thcm and Others of Her account of parts tle program and: the tlres stated agrce WAVE' flle coples Of program 'scrlpt.\n\n\n\n\n", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_5e9e8126_a890_48cd_8536_f25d527c902e", "filename": "104-10170-10112.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10170-10112.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "5\n\n1 l @F T: Tx) ICA FGSSESSIC:\n\n2, A 4 3Y 51 45 YC\" #ILL IS [T REASC ; Ti;E\n\n2 , apis: 2\n\n26%\n\n1 A\n\n{S\n\n4\n\nE//94\n\nTi\" Hayz\n\nIT . 92 2\n\n25 Yourssts 'z\u00ef;\n\nI\n\n2 8 In 01 thc of 420\n\n2 Jackaop 02 tao Ja to bu:\n\n2\n\nQoooo\n\n5: tkes\n\n- 6. t\u00f2\n- 7 10 tho Fc 10 to 1 19 vuder Curt\n- to Jucitoca, 02 buriR pirt Of [ J0 32 1294 .\n\n- 80 calu I\n\n4)\n\n4\n\n1a Out?, but ttat of acry tsucb\n\n5 ttas atieot I hare 1a Lbs 09 Dote cerv 10\n\nto Jou 1a Hsatt lolter 83 Yox\n\n{susrv\n\n\n\nSUBJECT\n\nREFERENCE\n\n\n\n1 follovlng roquronerte vere QCI for actlon by FI.\n\n\n\n## 2 Reckgroung\n\n\n\nbank Company ruor that 1n chaln of totols 1n Switzerlend\n\nFor boen suspected of preparlng to that Frarciaco for los \"for abroad\" ? 10 0, p Cer-\n\n\n\n8 , Bvldence that Cey hotela the trans: etc;\n\nb thet ho hag mude, Any\n\n\n\nInfo:\n\nFILE:\n\nSource of 00-B,67546 NO-1-83.6\n\n\n\n0\n| | | 57,74 2z |\n|---------|----|------------|\n| | | 9 |\n| | 8 | |\n| 5,000,0 | | |\n\n2 0n 9 1 Uha af the\n\n\n\nSECR\u00c8T YORK\n\nNY-9g15\n\nFOR CIA INTERNAL USE ONLY .\n\n\nTHE GUARANTY TRUST SED AJLE I0 LEARN NEITKER TKE ADVICE OF OF FOREIGN: INVESTMEITS\n\nOF A DALANCE Tiiat THIE HIGHEST ON 19. 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Do Wot Reproduce\n\nJANE\n\nin\n\nFORID", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_768e7bb5_a602_4c7f_948d_611b391c7075", "filename": "104-10073-10113.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10073-10113.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2\n\n7') ;\n\nuf\n\nXr\n\n\n\n- 1 dated 34 1961 01 Haj or Ha ] on0 for concern1ng Lindaey LING lla1nz Th\u00f8odur #)INRR \\_ Tbe flloa conteln the the BubJocte 0f Jour\n- 5 2 'ccordng t0 offlclal Rorvfv LINO 1u late Auguet~]900 10 Bapta tbe Banoyo , Cuban Hat1onal Ra [al Drobably Guban ard 1839 GUTIBRREZ to hava beon 8 of and to by 88 8 be hed the reuke 0f certald and del1vorod the leedere up to Cubap Oovorn-\n- 5 3 Tbe Borvico further roported 1980 aka LIN; 8 located 9 Madrld , Bpaln ana thet tbe by Pbo aleo tu Unlt\u00f8d poroonpol tbe Lajoe the fbeodor Pho baa roprobented clotb tbe roportodly arraptod tbore Docoubor 1858 08 0f Boptoubor 1n Barmude LIFG plaunlpe to to up ano\u00c9bor B0y Ing\n\nSul Jocte tuat a1ch alroady to be containod yowr flleo\n\nCSCI-3/764 ,141\n\n33\n\nRID/CB: [(2952-7/2) Banod 13 Jan:. 81 LIsBh827 (IR 1287) 15 S\u00f8pt \\_ 60 75-15 on\n\n\n\n\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_aa28486e_faea_4c65_90fe_f6f1ce228e30", "filename": "104-10171-10229.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10171-10229.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "a4,0\n\nz4\n\nR,\n\n{ba It 1 ta b ollco c:,\n\n- B, 1 8o vui 10 for 56 19\n\n\u20ac 1 b Jc Certalcl 2 4 24\n\ni\n\n2\n\n12 0 5 80 te 'b 40 4 4 45 for\n\n4-0oooo\n\n3 , 2\n\n- fortb 1 If 6\n- {ollorayi (1) prorlofo for Joulty %\n- 24\n\n3 1960\n\n1 1\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_1ae8e64e_e149_45f5_be1e_57274841d8d0", "filename": "104-10079-10016.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10079-10016.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n| 17 Sep 76 | Downing Report_, Congressional Record , re establishment of HSCA _ |\n|---------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| 5 Oct 76 | Breckinridge memo re Downing_Committee; Procedures for dealing with Congressional Investigators |\n| 14 Oct 76 | Breckinridge Plans for with |\n| 19 Oct 76 | Meeting with Richard_Sprague |\n| 22 Oct 76 | Delivered to Downing on 4October REQUEST to assemble photos of Unidentified Man _ |\n| 27 76 | Relationship with HSCA: Plans and Proposals |\n| 10 Nov 76 | Sprague 's_Plans for HSCA research |\n| 24 Nov | CIA Briefing of_Sprague |\n| 24 Nov 76 | Sprague Questions Comments re Transcripts/Photos Travel of Lee Harvey OSWALD |\n| 23 Nov 76 | DCI (Bush) Letter to Downing re CLA Records Moratorium |\n| 26_Nov_76 | Post article: 'CIA Withheld Details on Oswa ld Call\" |\n| 1 Dec_76 | Meeting with Sprague 1 December |\n| 8_Dec 76 | Meeting_with_Sprague, 8 December |\n| 31 76 Dec | Congressional Record Report Together With Additional and Supplemental Views of the Select Committee On Assassinations |\n| 10 Jan | CI memo re futing article charging \"CIA Withheld_ Data ,_ |\n| 26 Jan_77 | IG_Memo re HSCA comments in 31 December 1976 Report |\n| 15_Feb 29 Mar | CRS Proposed_Procedures for___ be tween HSCA and CIA HSCA Report Providing for the Continuation_of HSCA |\n| 29 7 ~Apr | |\n| | Voted for_JEK_King Panel |\n| 5_Jul | of Understanding_Between DCI and HSCA |\n| 12 Aug | News items_charge Warren_Commission Error; Sturgis Interview |\n| | with Nondisclosure Agreement _ |\n| 6 7 Sep | HOLMES memo re 1 Sept 77 Meeting with House Committee REQUEST (oral) from HSCA for information on: Loran HAGG John MARTINO BANNISTER Ruben MIRO_CARDONA Alexei DAVI SON Eduardo PAULEY Guy |\n| 12_Sep 77 | Blakey REQUEST (confirming 1 September oral request |\n|----------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| Sep 77 29 Sep | Op\u00ebrations MONGOOSE COBRA Blakey Memo re Sept at CIA re surfacing of additional documents; request for review \u00d6f requ\u00ebsts Hqs |\n| | HOLMES Memo re Meeting with HSCA members 20 77 (includes responses & 12 Sep requests Sep 'Sep |\n| 30_Sep 77 | USGPO : \"Committee Rules of the HSCA CIA |\n| 5 Oct 77 13 Oct 77 | QLC to_BLakey re r\u00ealationship_with Mr_ Loran HALL CI Name Trace; Gerald Patrick HEMMING OLSecurity to QLC re name traces (12 nanesloperations |\n| 19 Oct 77 21 Oct Nov | Blakey_REQUEST re TRAFFICANTE re |\n| 1 Nov 77 | CI to 19 October name trace |\n| 2 Nov 77 | Response Memo re Bakey review of the 1967 Inspector General's ty |\n| 2 Nov 3 Nov | Report on assassin\u00e4tion attempts against Fidel Castro_ Visit of_Blakey, 2_Nqv Z7; Leavenworth inmate report |\n| | Blakey REQUEST for: 1) CIA Letter to Rockefeller Commn 5/7/75 _ re Liaison between FBI CIA 3) Memo for Record by CIA Analyst 4 ) C/SAS/CI to C/WHD Cuba (undated) 5)~CIA Item 298-(re Warren Commn 2712/64 request) 6) File on_Captain Jean Souetre Michel 7 ) All info re CIA s ana lysis/use of Zapruder 8-) Uncropped photos of- \"Mexico City -Oswald\" |\n| 3 Nov 77 | Sovern_Memo to CZLA re Manuscript of Leavenworth inmate Mr Antulio Ortiz Ramierz Sr (copy of report attached) |\n| 4 Nov 9 Nov 77 | Memo re Blakey call concerning Mr W David_Slawson_ Blakey_REUQEST for information_on: 1) Jack RUBY aka Jack RUBENSTEIN |\n| | 2-) RUBY 10-) CARLIN 3) Eva_GRANT Karen_Bennett_CARLIN 4) Robert McKeown 12) Curtis Laverne CRAFORD 5) Nancy PERRIN 13) Ralph Tom HOWARD 14) George SENATOR Alex GRUBER 15) Lawrence MEYERS 8-) Mickey--RYAN 16) Edward MEYERS |\n| | RouxlHertz. film 9 File on William_George Gaudet |\n| | 9 ) Andrew ARMSTRONG 17) Lewis__J McWILLIE |\n\n\n| HSCA | Chrono,_page_3 Kuug |\n|------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| 1l Nov 77 | BLakey REQUEST for docunents: 1) Book on anti-Castro Cuban Organizations 2) Osborn to FBI 5727766 r\u00eb John ROSELLI 3) Memo for Record from_Osborn , 12/11/67 re ROSELLI CIA File on John ROSELLI |\n| 16_Nov 7 | C/CI Memo,Comments on . Statements by ORTIZ_Ranirez Sr |\n| 25 Nov 77 | Sovern_Meno to C/LA re Blakey request of 1l Novenber Provides July 1964 \"Cuban Counter-revolutionary Handbook\" |\n| 25 Nov 77 | Sovern Memo to OLC re ORTIZ_Ramirez Manuscript |\n| 28 Nov 7 | CLCI_Memo to_OLC forwarding Iilliam_Douglas_Pawley file |\n| 29 Nov 77 | CCI Memo to OLC forwarding materials requested |\n| Dec 17 | 3 wc 3 Foia Blakey_ Request Warren_Commission_documents_ (prevw 'held |\n| 6 Dec | Gabrielson Memo for SALDOLO_requesting responses in_5_days |\n| 6 Dec 77 | CI Memo to QLC responding to_9_November request_. |\n| 6 Dec 77 | CI Memo_to OLC_responding to 29_November rrequest |\n| 6 Dec | CI Memo to QLC responding to 3 Novenber request |\n| 9 Dec 77 | CI Memo to QLC responding to_OLSecurity Memo Nov CI Memo to QLC 9 Nov 77 |\n| 9 Dec 77 19 Dec 77 13 Dec 77 | responding tg_HSCA Request ADDO_Memo for the Record re Discussions with HSCA members 13 December (Blakey Cornwall Fonzi & Cummins) re CIAoperations which focused~on~Cuba in-1962-1965 . |\n| Ib_Dec 77 | Tu 12 Des HScA fs |\n| | A Nawes Reo |\n| | List |\n\nHSCA Chron,\\_ page 4\n| K Jan 78 Blakey_Request: 38 items 1) Lee Harvey OSWALD et al 20) John E Donovan 2) Marina_OSWAED-et-al 21-)~Dr. Rex J Howard 3) Rima Shirakova 22) Dr Rex 2 Howard 4) Louis Hopkins 23 ) QJWIN 5)~George DeMohrenschildt 24) 6 Marilyn_Dorothy_Murret 25) Mrs Hal Davison Harold Isaacs 26 ) 1958-63 travelers to USSR 8 JohnA- McVickar 9) Leo Cherne anti_Castro_groups,A Rorke 10) Gregory Yev Golub 28 ) Garrison 1967 1l) Eusebio Azcue 29) He lms , Angleton & Rocca doc: 12) Silvia Duran 30) Helms etc docs to Warren 13) Horatio Duran 31) Dulles-CIA corresp- 14) Ivan-Obyedkov 32) Mexico Cable-traffic 15) Alvarado Gilb Ugarte 33) Tapes/Transcripts_ re LHO 16) Spas T . Raikin 34) Helms corresp re LHO Mex _ | |\n|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| Blakey; reference-to-9- January 1978-meeting; addendum to above request With Gabrielson covering memo | Blakey; reference-to-9- January 1978-meeting; addendum to above request With Gabrielson covering memo |\n| Jan 78 Blakey request; 21 items & 3 names appearing in documents 1)~Edward Ivan Arthur 2) Manuel Artine 14) Edward K Moss 3 ) Col Bradley E Ayers 15) Joseph Raymond Merola 4)~Luis Balbuena 16) William Robert Plumlee 5) Dominick E Bartone 1Z) Norman Rothman/\"Roughhouse 6) Dino Cellini 18) Sergio Arcacha Smith Sam Benton 19) ManuelAntonio DeVarona 8) James Braden /Brading 20) Eduardo Whitehouse 9) Edward Browder , Jr 21) E Howard Hunt &Do--not-delete names-of 1L) Michael McLaney/McClainey John Roselli Erank Sturgisl 12) John Martino Frank Fiorini Santo Traffican\u00ed 78 Blakey_request: 1966-68 information following persons (re KING 1) Col Jonas C Sporl 6) Louis P Davis Jan | |\n| 25Jan78 in Antulio RAMIREZ_Ortiz Manuscript | 25Jan78 in Antulio RAMIREZ_Ortiz Manuscript |\n\nHSCA\\_Chron,\\_page\\_5\n| 27 Jan 78 | Stokes_ Letter to DCI re procedures for HSCA staff personnel investigating on \"full access basis |\n|-------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| 30 Jan 78 | DCI Letter to Stokes Amended Secrecy Agreement |\n| 31 Jan 78 | o/Security_Memo to OLC re HSCA Request for Denied FOI Material |\n| 8Eeb 78 | BLakey_Request: 22 names (KING Investigation) 1) National States Rights Party 13) Charles Stein 2) B 14) Gus ~Porsch 3) Edward Fields 15) 4 ) Robert De Pugh 16) John Larry 5) 17-) Christian 6) George_Iright Leadership_Conference 7 ) Front Nationale 18) James Earl Raynes et al 8) Nation\u00e4l Democratic Party 19) Frank -L\u00eb\u00eb Hitler Welle 20) Lee Leland 9) VMO or Flemish VMO 21 ) Martin Bishop Stinnewijn Hunt 1l) Alistair Wicks 12) Randolph Erwin Rosenson w /@ Ray Ray |\n| 21 Feb 78 23 Feb 78 28 Feb 78 27 78 | Blakey_Request : Statement of reasons for which 201 file opened ; criteria presented Congressional Record: \"Providing For Funds for the SCA\" Report/Plans /Budget/Security etc Congressional Record: Report of the Select Committee on Assassinations Stokes remarks |\n| 27 Feb 78 | BLakey_ Request: (request access to 201 files) 1) Davis Bruce Frederick 16) Meyer , Karl Henry Jos\u00eb ph 17) Frank; Susan Heligman 3) Sloboda ,Vladinir 18 Martinkus , Anthony V 4 ) Lawson John Howard 19) Pittman John Orion 5) Amron; Irving 20) Frank , Richard Cyril 6) Block , Mollie 21) Gold , Robert 7 ) Block Morris 22) Jones Louis Henry 8-) Citrynell , Harold 23) Ricciardelli) Libero 9) Dubinsky, Shirley 24) Halperin Maurice H 10) Greendlinger, Martin 25) Martin, William H_ 11) Mitchell B\u00ebrnon F 26) DuBois , David aka~McCanns 12) Parker James_Dudley 27) Jones_ Sgt (fnu) 13) Petrulli_ Nicholas Fletcher Sgt Ernie 14) Webster, Robert Edward 29-) Coe Virginius Frank 15) Winston,Henry CI Defector files re Robt WEBST Blakey Request: 14 names (all files & index references to) 1) Barney Baker 8 ) James Herbert Martin |\n\n\n\n\n\nHSCA\\_Chron,\\_\\_page\n| Blakey_Request: any_and all reports/documents /member lists 1) Am Civil Liberties Union 10) High Plains Natural Gas Cc 2) The Militant Amateur Astronon 3) The Worker 12) N_Orleans Council_of 4 ) De Golyer-McNaughton firm Peaceful Alternatives 5) in Civil Air Patrol 6) Loma Industries 14)_John | | | | | |\n|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|----|-------|----------------|\n| Pollock-Ray Col 9) Mullen & Powell_Cons_Engrs LONDON_92099,__re BBC to SALDO/O re | Broadcast 5O_minute__program | Dallas-Ft . Worth area | 78 | Mar | |\n| (outstanding requests) | Problems Raisec by | HSCA Staff | 78 | 7 Mar | |\n| Blakey_Request: | | | 78 | | |\n| 1) James Wilcott | Boris Tarasoff Ann Tarasoff | | | Mar | |\n| Blakey Request: 1)--Carlos Quiroga 2) Pedro Diaz Lanz_ 3 ) Rolando Masferrer Rojas 5 Antonio_Cuesta Valle 6 Antonio Veciana Blanch )~Edward L-Freers 8) Mrs G Stanley Brown 9) David E Murphy 10)-Aline -Mosby | 1l) Abraham Isaac Goldberg 12) 13 Marita Lorenz 14 ) Evelio Alpizar Perez 16 JustinMcCarthy 17) Grayson Lynch 18-)- Robert-Moore 19) Bill_Logay & addresses of #16-19 | | 78 | 8 | |\n| Blakey-Request: 1) John P Adamcik 2) Danny Garcia Arce | Briefing papers given to | re of- Johnson [Nixon/Ford/Cart 44) Earlene 45) James Romack 46) Guy F Rose 4Z) Arnold 48 ) Mitc Scibor 49) Bay Pigs | | 8 Mar | |\n| 65-names 3)-~Mary_Bledsoe 4) W. Eugene Barnett 5 ) Elmer L Boyd 6)~Howard-L-Brennan E.D Brewer V.J _ Brian | 23)Charles_Givens 24 )Clyde Haygood 25) John Hicks 26 )Gerald Hill 27 )Harry Holmes E-Jarman Marvin Johnson Frankie Kaiser | Robert: 50) Richard M | | | |\n| 9)-Mrs Earle-Cabell 10) Warren_Caster 11) Malcolm V_ Couch 13) JC Day | 28) James 29) 30) 31)~Billy_Lovelady 32) 4 D.Mccurley 33 ) Cecil 34) Joe R. Moline | Rowland Sims 51) L C Smith 52) 53) Robt 54) Allan Sweatt 55) RoyS- Truly | | | |\n| 14) Dhority | McWatters 35) Leslie | Richard_Stoval; Studebake 56 F Turner | | | |\n| | 36) Luke Mooney | 57 ) Wm_ J _ 58) Eddie | | | |\n| 15)~ Jack EDougherty | Montgnry | \"Buddy\" 59) Ralph | | | |\n| 16) Capt George 17) Robert E Edwards 18) Amos Lee Buins 19) Jack W .Faulkner 20) Ronald B Fischer | Harold Norman J .L Oxford | Raymond Walters 60)~H Weatherford 61 Seymour 62 Wm W Whaley | | | |\n| 21) Buell | 38) 39 ) 41) Walter Potts | | | | |\n| | Linnie Randle | Weitzm: | | | |\n| | 43)Mrs . Robt_Reid | | | | |\n| | | 64 Wiseman | | | |\n| 22 ) J .W _ Frit,z | | | | | |\n| | | Walthe] | | | |\n| | | Waldman | | | |\n| | | | | | Wesley Frazier |\n\nHSCA Chron page 7\n\n\n| Mar 78 Blakey | Request: List of Documents_prior to opening LHO 201 Statement , CIA Criteria on relationships Dispatches TotFrom Mexico-Oct-Nov_ 1963 preceeding LHO 3 following | Request: List of Documents_prior to opening LHO 201 Statement , CIA Criteria on relationships Dispatches TotFrom Mexico-Oct-Nov_ 1963 preceeding LHO 3 following | Request: List of Documents_prior to opening LHO 201 Statement , CIA Criteria on relationships Dispatches TotFrom Mexico-Oct-Nov_ 1963 preceeding LHO 3 following |\n|--------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| Mar 78 Blakey | Request: (re KING) 1 Earl Anglin_Janes 2) Robert J Reynolds 4) Mrs Sun Loo | Request: (re KING) 1 Earl Anglin_Janes 2) Robert J Reynolds 4) Mrs Sun Loo | Request: (re KING) 1 Earl Anglin_Janes 2) Robert J Reynolds 4) Mrs Sun Loo |\n| Mar 78 Hardway | Gabrielson_Memo re_HSCA_Follow-up_Request request for WUTARDY WURABBIT WUBONBON WUHUSTLER _ | Gabrielson_Memo re_HSCA_Follow-up_Request request for WUTARDY WURABBIT WUBONBON WUHUSTLER _ | Gabrielson_Memo re_HSCA_Follow-up_Request request for WUTARDY WURABBIT WUBONBON WUHUSTLER _ |\n| 78 MEXICO CITY 44345 re NBC program/Bach Revelations | 78 MEXICO CITY 44345 re NBC program/Bach Revelations | 78 MEXICO CITY 44345 re NBC program/Bach Revelations | 78 MEXICO CITY 44345 re NBC program/Bach Revelations |\n| Mar | | | |\n| Mar 78 Blakey | Request: William Krulewitz aka William Kroll | Request: William Krulewitz aka William Kroll | Request: William Krulewitz aka William Kroll |\n| Mar 78 Blakey | | | |\n| Request: 75 names | Request: 75 names | Request: 75 names | Request: 75 names |\n| 1) Santiago Alvarez_Rodriguez 2) Santiago Alvarez Fernandez 3-) 4) | 1) Santiago Alvarez_Rodriguez 2) Santiago Alvarez Fernandez 3-) 4) | 38) Reinaldo_Pico 39) Duney Perez Alamo 40) Or\u00ebst 41) Rolando Peleaz | (Pelaez) |\n| Laureano Batista Falla Orlando Bosch Avila 5) Carlos | Laureano Batista Falla Orlando Bosch Avila 5) Carlos | 42) Acelo Pedroso Amores 43) Luis Carlos_Rodriguez | |\n| Jose Bringuier | Jose Bringuier | 44) Quesada 45) Manolo Rivero Ray | |\n| Rogelio Cisneros-Diaz | Rogelio Cisneros-Diaz | 46) Francisco | |\n| Luis Conte Aguero | Luis Conte Aguero | Rodrigu\u00ebz -Tamayo | |\n| 8 ) Marcos Diaz Lanz 9) Victor Paneque | 8 ) Marcos Diaz Lanz 9) Victor Paneque | Jose Ignacio Rasco Bermuda De lphine Points Roberts | |\n| 10) Evelio_Duque_Miyar Tom Dunkin | 10) Evelio_Duque_Miyar Tom Dunkin | 47) | |\n| 11) William Ross Crozier | 11) William Ross Crozier | 48 ) 49) Sr _ | |\n| 12) Dalzell (Littlehorse-) 13) 14) | 12) Dalzell (Littlehorse-) 13) 14) | 50) Arnesto_Rodriguez,_Jr | |\n| John Koch Gene 15) Miguel Mariano Cruz | John Koch Gene 15) Miguel Mariano Cruz | 51) Juan Manuel Salvat Roque 52) Paulino Si\u00ebrra Martin\u00ebz | |\n| 16) Hignio Diaz aka Nino | 16) Hignio Diaz aka Nino | Jorge_ Soto Martinez aka | |\n| 17) Frank de la Barre Davis | 17) Frank de la Barre Davis | 53) 54) Clay Shaw | MartinezSo1 |\n| | | 55) Kerr\u00ff | |\n| 19) Ramon Samuell 20) y Solis | 19) Ramon Samuell 20) y Solis | Juan Antonio Varona Joaquin Vollodas | |\n| Joaquin Godoy | Joaquin Godoy | 56) | |\n| Max-Gorman Gonzales | Max-Gorman Gonzales | Carlos Zarraga Martinez | |\n| Manuel Gil | Manuel Gil | 57 ) Alpha 66 | |\n| Gutierrez | Gutierrez | 59) | |\n| 21) 22) 23) Eloy Menoyo 24) | 21) 22) 23) Eloy Menoyo 24) | 60) Commandos L | |\n| | | S\u00ebgund\u00f6 Frente | Nacionale`deEscambr: |\n| Augustine Guitart | Augustine Guitart | 61) | |\n| Alberto Hernandez | Alberto Hernandez | 62) | |\n| | | Cuban_Revolutionary_Council Anti-Communist Intnl | Brigade |\n| 25) | 25) | 63) Int\u00ebrp\u00ebn | |\n| 26 ) Hechevarria 27) | 26 ) Hechevarria 27) | 64) 65) JURE | |\n| 28) William Johnson | 28) William Johnson | | |\n| 29) Claire Booth Luce | 29) Claire Booth Luce | Movimento Democratico | |\n| | | Drectorio Revolucionario | |\n| Max Lesnick | Max Lesnick | 66) Christian 67-) Estudiant: | |\n| 30) 31) Jose Antonio_Lanusa 32 ) Carlos John Wilson-Hudson | 30) 31) Jose Antonio_Lanusa 32 ) Carlos John Wilson-Hudson | 68) Mvmto Insurreccionale | |\n| | | Mvmto de Recuperacion | |\n| 33) 342 | 33) 342 | 69 Ejercito Libertador | |\n| George Nobregas Joseph Newbrough 35) | George Nobregas Joseph Newbrough 35) | de Cuba Agrupacion Montecristi | |\n| | | 71 Libre | |\n| Rolando Otero | Rolando Otero | 72 | |\n| Amador-Odio | Amador-Odio | Comandos | |\n| | | Autenticos | |\n| Ioconh | Ioconh | | |\n| 36) | 36) | | |\n| 37 ) | 37 ) | 74 | |\n\n\n\nHSCA\\_Chron,\\_page\\_8\n| Mar 78 | CIA_Letter to_Stokes;_re Secrecy_Agreements |\n|-----------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| 23 Mar 78 | Blakey_Requests: re Cubana Airlines_flight 11/22/63 2) Travel of unidentified Cuban-American 3)-Fair-Play for Cuba Committee 1959=64 |\n| 25_Mar 78 | News Article re secrecy_atmosphere of HSCA investigation |\n| 27 Mar 78 | News article \"'Oswald Link to CIA_Suggested at Inquiry\" |\n| 28 Mar 78 | Congressional Record REPORT_of the Select_Committee |\n| 28 Mar 78 | Gabrielson Memo to SA/DO/O_summing up_HSCA_Activity: to date received 22 letters requesting 445 ~separateitems of which 368 are individuals |\n| 28_Mar 78 | Blakey_request 1) Herman Milton_Greenspun 2) Gordon McLendon |\n| 29 Mar 78 | Blakey_Request for review of DDO Files on_ Nosenko etc |\n| 29 Mar 78 | Blakey Request 1) Frederick_Stephen Patrick O'Sullivan 2) Permindex Corporation |\n| 5 Apr 78 | OLC to O/SA /DO/O re Goldsmith's call re interviews of Tokyo Station personnel |\n| 5 78 Apr | Blakey Request 1) Edward Epstein 2) Marvin Kantor 3) Charlotte-Bustos- 4) Annie Goodpasture 5 ) E .Howard Hunt reports (on JFK assassinatic 6) CIA-file-on Hunt's-Watergate activities- follow ups 7) Criteria for opening 201 file prior 8 ) Documents (37) in LHO 201 10) SR Div officers in Iokyo 1963-64 Jap |\n| 5 78 Apr | Blakey Request: 1) Monica Kramer 2) Loring Marie Loretta Hyde 3)-~Abram_Chayes 4 ) Rita Naman |\n| 5 Apr 78 | C/CI Memo to OLC re Documents on LHO Released under FOIA |\n\nHSCA\n| 6 78 Apr | Blakey_Request for_detailed written_statements on_whether 1) LHO was ever contacted by CIA; 2) CIA Am\u00ebr\u00eecan d\u00ebf\u00ebctors; 3) LHO received CIA_training |\n|---------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| Apr 78 | Meeting with HSCA_Staffers , 7 April: re_ Nosenko_documents , OP & Security files on Bagley , Wigren, Miler etc _ |\n| 14 78 Apr | CZSEZORP_Memo for the Record re 7 April_meeting |\n| 14 Apr 78 | Blakey_request (re KING) for info on Ronald_Ivy |\n| 19 78 Apr | and Calvin Memo to EBI concerning_sensitive nature_of_information_ |\n| 19 78 Apr | Blakey_Request: 1) Nestor R Castellanos 2) Carl Mather 3) ~John David Hurt 4 ) Collins Radio_Electronics Co. 5 ) Minuteman Organization 1960-64 |\n| 24 Apr 78 | CIA (Turner)_to_Stokes: Addendum to_Memorandum of Understanding be tween CIA and HSCA _ Blakey_Request: |\n| 20 78 26 78 Apr Apr | 1) Archer_ Evelyn Eleanor Peasner_ Thomas R 2 Colosacco; Anthony 9 ) 3 ) Dolan James Henry 10) Pope Harry Raymond 4) Geizzaffi John M 11) Smith Helen 5) Lerner Maurice 12) Stone John Eli 6) Meadows_, Albert 13) Tourine Charles Miller Isadore 14) Turns John Benton Kay |\n| 26 Apr 78 | Blakey request for_Interviews with 1) Moscow Station & DCOSs 1959-63 2) Atsugi Japan 1956=60 3) SR_Division 1956-64 |\n| | Gabrielson Memo for the Record A Projection |\n| 27 Apr 78 | OLC_Meno re HSCA Meeting with Mr Peter Deryabin |\n| 28 Apr 78 | Blakey_Request: Ihomas Arthur VALLEE John Thomas MASEN |\n| 28 Apr 78 | Blakey_Request: 1) Richard Cain/Scalzetti 5) James Plumeri 2)- Jorge Alonso Pujol 6) Gr\u00e4n\u00ebll\u00f2/S\u00e4lly 3) Henry Savaadra 7) John_ LaRocca. 4 ) I Irving Davidson 8 Angelo Bruno 9 |\n| 28 Apr 78 | Blakey_Request: 41 nanes 1) Lev Aronson 21) Marguerite Claverie Oswald 22) Robert L\u00ebe 'Oswald 3) Max Clark 23) Jqhn_Edward Pic Jr_ 4) Alexander Gibson 24) Valentine Anna 5)- SamuelBallen 25) Frank Henry Ray 6 George Bouhe 26) Natalie 7 ) Lydia Dymitruk 27 ) Thomas M 8-)~ Declan Ford 28) Gary E. Taylor 9) Katherine Ford 29) Igor Vladimir Voshinin 10) Everett Glover 30) Mrs Igor Voshinin 11) Elizabeth Gregory 34) Adrian 12) Paul Roderick_Gregory 32) Emmett Charles Barbe Jr__ 13) Peter Paul Gregory 33) Arthur Bero 14) Elena Alkhazoff-Hall 34) Jesse Janes Garner 15) Anita_Hudgins 35) Jose_Lanusa 16) Alexander Kleinlerer 36) Palmer McBride Krystinik 37) Charles Joseph L\u00eb Blanc 18) William M McKenzie 38) Charles Dutz Murret 19) Anna Nicolaevna Meller 39) Lillian Claverie Murret 20) Teofil Meller 40) John Martial Murret 41) Richard_Gibson Ray Ray Ray |\n|-------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| 1 78 May | Meeting with HSCA & FBI representatives Blakey called meeting to discuss Bernardo de Torres |\n| 1 78 2 78 May May | Blakey Request: 1) Silvia_Duran 2) Maria Theresa Proenza 3)-Elena--Garro-de--Paz 4) Elinita Garro de Paz_ 5) Oscar Contreras Velazquez OLC Request to Forward CIA Documents to HSCA Under \u00d1ew Procedures: Hardway needs material to prepare 1) Hardway summaries of file reviews 2) Mexico City file volumes I-IV |\n| 2 78 May | Memo= Shepanek to Gabrielson re HSCA Staffer Wolf \"s \"Outside Contact Report\" dated 26 April 78 |\n| 3 78 May | Blakey Request: 1) James Riddle Hoffa 9 ) Richard Dennis Call 2-) Edward-Grady Partin 10) Nelson De lgado 3 Meyer Lansky 11) John Lester Quigley 4) Winnifred Barnes 12 ) Newton Miler 5) Robert Royce_Augg 13) Francis Martello 6) Pauline Virginia Bates 14) Carson Roberts 7 ) Jack Bowen/ Jack Corossi 15) Z\u00e0ck Stout 8) LeonardCalverly files on Tennent Bagley William_Colby which pertain to Yuri Nosenko LHOswald the assassination of Kennedy , and KGB procedures pertaining to American tourists & defectors |\n| 3 78 _May | C/CI Memo to DCI re Continued Agency_Responsibility for Welfare and Protection of PL Cases |\n|----------------------------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| 4 78 May | Blakey_Request: Winifred Barnes |\n| 78 May | OLC_Meno For the Record re HSCA Task_Force Meeting ~Providing CIA Documents ~Documents Requested ~Hearings (Nosenko) ~CIA Review of Committee Final Report Transcripts etc . |\n| 4 78 May | Blakey Request: 8 ) Bill Medina Martin Nestor Castellano 2 Ernesto Betancourt 10) Kerry Wendell Thronley 3 ) Manolo Rivero 1l) John Masen 12) Horation_Duran 5) Alexander Rorke 13 William Lowrey 6) Enrique Molina 14) Geoffrey Sullivan ~Joe Molina Forres Ray 7-) |\n| 5 78 8 ~78 May May | Blakey Request for access to 1962 Report by Lyman Kirkpatrick preparedfor CIA-Director Dulles; -concerning organization of the intelligence community and the work of CIA |\n| 6i-tems 9 78 10 78 Blakey Request: Sam Accosta Cesario May May | Blakey_Request: re Atsugi and-U-2 Blakey Request: Hart Report and Evaluation of Nosenko Diosdado |\n| 12 78 May | Blakey Request: Martin Isaacs Jr. John_Leggett Burton Beals Reminder_re ~info on Agency's-contact-with repatriated (6 April) American defectors to the Soviet Union & ~Organizational chart of DDP in 1963 & DDO 1978 |\n| 12 78 May | OLC Memo re HSCA (with 27 April Projection Attached) |\n| 12 78 May | |\n| 13 78 May | DIRECTOR 222189 re HSCA Visiting_Mexico_City_early_June |\n| 16 16 78 May May | Breckenridge Memo re HSCA Review of Hart Report |\n| 16 78 May | CIA (Turner) Letter to_Stokes enclosing Addendum to of |\n| | QLC Memo for DCI re HSCA Visit |\n| | Original Memora ndum Understanding |\n| Sturbitts | Sturbitts |\n| Memo for the Record on Bernardo Gonzalez de | Torres |\n\nHSCA\\_Chron,-page\\_12\n| 17 78 May | MEXICO CITY 45093 re planned contacts of HSCA visitors |\n|-----------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| 17 78 May | DIRECIOR 224314 re HSCA Schedule 30 4 May |\n| 17 78 May | June 78 CZSE ZORP_Memo re CIA/FBI_Briefing |\n| 1Z 78 May | of HSCA (on_defectors QLC Memo_ re mee with_Gary_Cornwell (& ting |\n| 18 78 May | Mexico_City visit) MEXICO CITY 45116 re impending visit |\n| 19_May_78 | Gregg_Memo_of conversation with_Blakey re 1 ) the Hart Report 2) Nos\u00ebnko 3) Shevchenko 4 ) Approach to the Soviets |\n| 78 23 78 May May | OLC re meeting_with_Mr. Cornwell (on_Mexico Key aspects GUAYAQUIL-22196 Base advised HSCA staffers will_visit Meng_re |\n| 23 78 May | Breckenridge_Memo re__Conversation |\n| 24 78 May_ | with_Eliz Egeter DIRECTOR 228470 to_GUAYAQUIL re HSCA |\n| 27 78 May | travel_ DIRECTOR_230113, Book_Cable HSCA |\n| 24 78 May _ | travel Blakey_Request Coby V Smith |\n| 17 78 | Blakey_Request Identity |\n| | of_individuals in_photographs |\n| 1 Jun 78 2 Jun 78 2 Jun | MEXCO CITY 45297 re HSCA travel/Cornwell plans CARACAS 36376 re HSCA visit |\n| 2_Jun_78 6 June (2 Jun 7 78 | re HSCA_Request for__Gibson 201 Blakey_Request Hugh_Chisolm McDonald auth Appt in Dallas Herman Kimsey |\n| 8 | 10 names 3 Luisa CALDERON Carralero Manuel VEGAPerez Rogelio RODRIGUEZ_Lopez Alfredo MIRABEL Diaz |\n| Jun 78 6 | Blakey_Requests |\n| | Blakey Request: (fnu) Prisbeck |\n| 78 includes | re visitors to home of Ms Silvia Odio, methods of steps taken in search for info |\n| Jun | Blakey Request |\n| | J\u00f8\u00e9 |\n| 8 | |\n| Sze | |\n| | | | To | | | |\n|----------|-----------------|---------|-----------|-------|-----------------|-------|\n| | | | | | Namss | |\n| | 2860 21SS 2092/ | 8 5 3 0 | D~ Neg | | | |\n| | 2999 1S66 | | e/2z 43 | ~4 | 60 24 Mc KIMSGY | |\n| | | | | | 3 | |\n| | | | ~4 | | | |\n| 28 | | | Na | | 20 | |\n| 23 22 13 | 1790 * 1523 | U | H3 4/3 | | | |\n| 28 3 | 0966 | | 3/23 sh3 | Jnfo | | |\n| | | | 22 sla 41 | =l0 2 | 1 2Avsen 2 | |\n| 20 | | | | | | |\n| 19 | | | | | | |\n| | | 2 | | | | |\n| | | 12 | | | | |\n| 3/29 | | 2 2 | | | | |\n| | | | | | LEnpon | |\n| | | 3 | 2o | | | |\n| | | | 'o | | | |\n| | | | No | | | |\n| { | 1037 | 65_ | | Ne | 6s | |\n| | 0Y43 | | | 2+ | Ava_(6) | |\n| 2 | | | | | ? | |\n| | | | | 43 | | |\n| | | | | | | [3/24 |\n\n0022/36\n\nCCs\n\nChkon\n| 8 | 29 14 25+2 22 | 228 3/3 ?+l 2/23 | |\n|-----------------------------------------------|-----------------|--------------------|----------------|\n| 426 0070 0130 22 5685] | 10 9 7 38 | 30 Jlz | Hunz 30 |\n| Decs ~5 Cherne Haevey 50 Gm 19) Hems 25 25 Zs | | | 58Posada 25 50 |\n| | | 26 | |\n\nARMSTRONG ;\n\nAndrew\n\nanti-CASTRO\n\nL,9\n| HSCA_Request,_ 11_November 77 (OLC #77-4963) for docunents: 1 Book on anti-Castro Cuban organizations and anti-Castro Cuban activity in the U-S. during the approximate period |\n|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| 195921965 SOVERN Memo to C/LA_Division 25 Novenber 77 Requests response as to whether or not book (Cuban Counter-revolutionars 1964) maybe_shown to Blakey: |\n\n1\n\nBANNI STER Guy\n\nMEMO FOR THE RECORD (6 Sept 77 Russ Holmes)\n\npage 3 : following names , some of whom may have been in contact with Loran Hall: (plus 12 others) \\_ Guy\n| 1 |\n|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| 8 Ed Butler Participant in Oswald_Bringuier WDSU-Radio debate in August 1963 _ |\n\nCARLIN Bruce\n\nCARLIN Ka ren Bennett\n| | 1 HSCA_Request_ 1 22_December_1977 (OLC #7725685/4) for access to files or documents on or referring to: | |\n|----|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|------|\n| 2 | 1 Dan Carswell Reported to have been in Dallas on 22 1963 CCS (Latta)_Memo to SA/DO/O 20 Jan_78 : CCS_Files-contain information on 5 of the 1l individuals as follows: CARSWELL , POSADA , DIOSDADO ; PHILLIPS 8 CONEIN (see memo for details) CCS files 0-0-8 containforms, memoranda tration of cover In of | |\n| | (etc)_concerning-adminis- exclusively the opinion CCS, identification Of documents that could be Of interest to the HSCA cannot be made_until such time as the_HSCA Staff narrows the__focus_of inquiry _ | its- |\n| | 31 Jan 78 | |\n| | 28 | |\n\n\n## 14-00000 COBRA ration) (Ope\n\n\n## 1 Blakey Request , 12 Sept 77 (OLC #77-3890)\n\nthis will also confirm the oral request for all Age ncy files on thefollowing Operations \"MONGOOSE\" and \"COBRA\n\n\n\nLucien\n\nCONEIN\n\nFormer\n\nCIA\n\nemployee currently\n\nin Special rations at DEA \\_ Ope\n\nCCS contalp 1 for detalla) (etc) tratfop 01 the that be of to tbe canpot Staff thefocub\n\n31\n\n4\n\n4(\n\nti\n\nP<\n\n<\n\n23.226\n\nA\n\n28\n\n14-00000\n\nCRAFORD\n\nCurtis\n\nLaverne\n| 9 (OLC 877-4894) |\n|-----------------------------|\n| for all or tbe C/CI to OLC, |\n\n14-00000\n\nDAVIS ,\n\nHoward\n\n\n## 1 BLAKEY Req7est Sept 12 1977 (OLC #77-3890)\n\nthis will also confirmthe oral request for all Agency files on the following \\_ Howard DAVIS\\_ (Note: unable locate \"oral\" request.)\n\n\n## 0 LC 19 Oc7 77) 7a85 Maauj\n\n\n| 1 acc888 to filag | 22 December-1977 documepte 0p or_referrpg | IOI to; |\n|-----------------------|---------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------|\n| Alexis in Moscow, 18s | DAVISON Served as doctor_at where he had occasion | U.S. Embassy examine Marina Oswald |\n\n\n## 14-00000 DAVISON Alexei\n\n- 1 MEMO FOR THE RECORD (6 Sept 77' Russ Holmes)\n\npage 3 : following names , some of whom may have been in contact with Loran HALL -\n| for (these docuonts releaae |\n|-------------------------------|\n| 14 CD #1222 Statements |\n| 41 | 1877 for to 3 _ Cesario DIOSDADO . Former Customs Agent, Currently DEA in California by |\n|------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| 2 | CCS Inforpatlon 5 tbe 11 CARSDELL; FILLIPS CONEIN (etc) concerning tratlon 9f I CCg, docuente could be interest to tbe HSCA cepnot be nad0 28 the |\n| 3 | 3 Sa |\n| 1_December 1977 for 16 Warren Comnisslon Documents , by number (these docuents Of |\n|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| CIA) 4 Letter from Helms withattached_translations- results of interrogations of Sylvia DURAN and her husband in Mexico City; 23-28 November by CD# |\n| (thege Of Natlonal fron releabe CH) |\n|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| by 7 CD #817 4/20/64; Memorandum from Richard Helms DD/P , BND R\u00ebport pertaining to Allegations Concerning Anton_Erdinger |\n\n\n## 14-00000 GAUDET William George\n\n1\n\nNo\n\n- 9 File on William George GAUDET Mr\\_ GAUDET is currently retired He was formerly a correspondent for the \"Latin American Traveler\" Mr\\_ Gaudet was reportedly a contract employee of the CIA\n\nHSCA\n\nRequest ,\n\n3 November\n\n1977:\n\n- 2 C/CI Memo to O1C 6 DEC 77 (CI Holmes) ref a Blakey ietter dated 3 Nov 77 b O/Security 18 Nov\n- 1 Tab B of ref B contains DO material forwarded to CI for review before releasing to HSCA \\_ enclosed (is) a sanitized version of the above mentioned memorandum staff considers this material to be primarily operational and should be withheld from HSCA review\n| 1Decenber-1974 for by uber these docwente Natlonal Archives anq BItbheld fron release |\n|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| 6 473764 Memorandum from Richard_Helms-, DD/P re Richard Thomas GIBSON by |\n| HSCA_Request ,9_November_ 1977 (OLC_#77-4894) for and all information generated by or 1n pogsesslon CFA |\n|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| to 6 Dec\u00ebnbr 1977 (CI 632777, Holmes) 'OLC , |\n| 2 re 9 |\n| November request See document dated 24 February 1964 in attached this memorandu |\n| HSCA Request 9 November 1977 (OLC_#77_4894) for any and all information generated by or in th\u00eb poss\u00ebssion of CIA Qn |\n|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| 2 to OIC , 6 December 1977 (CI 632*77, Holme6 re 9 November_request See document dated 24_February 1964 1n RUBY' s file #bich 1s attached to memorandum _ |\n\n\n#\n| Hall Loran | | |\n|-----------------|-----------|------|\n| Pascillo | 12 S\u00e9e 77 | |\n| Ricuae) | 12 | 3890 |\n| Hemming GEral) | | 3890 |\n| Howne? Lawrsnce | | |\n\n14-00900\n\n\n\n\n\n2\n\n3 \\_\n\n4 \\_\n\n5 \\_\n\n6\n\n\n\nHALL , Loran Eugene (aka Lorenzo HALL, Skip HALL, Lorenzo: 'PASCILLO) MEMO FOR Russ Holmes) page 3 : following nanes some of whom may have been in contact with Loran HALL\n\nBLAKEY Request , 12 Sept 77 (OLC #77-3890) confirms oral request for all the Agency s files on Loran Eugene HallThis request was made orally to you on Tuesday August 30 , and Mr Holmes made available what he stated Were all the Agency's files on Mr HALL on Thursday , September 1\n\nBLAKEY Letter; 28 Sept 77 re discrepancy on what Holmes provided \"at that time the two staff members were provided with one CIA-generated document on Loren Eugene Hall that had not been located previously \\_\n\nHolmes Memo , 29 Sept 77\n\nThe Age ncy s file on Hall contained one Agency documentHAVA 2037 (IN 46987) 21 April 1959 \\_ Other documents included in Hall's file were 9 FBI reports and 1 Army Report\\_\n\nOLC 77-4405/a 5 Oct 77 (George L.` Cary to 'Blakey) ref: Blakey ietter of October 3 1977 asking to be informed as to R] whether any relationship existed be tween Mr \\_ Loran HALL and the' CIA \\_ A diligent search of our files fails to disclose any record of any relationship whatsoever be tween the CIA and Mr \\_ Hall either as an employee or an independent contractor fails to disclose any record of any secrecy agreement\\_ so far as this Agency is concerned we see no reason at this time why Mr \\_ Hall sbould not feel free to fully respond to any inquiry from the HSCA\n\n\n\n\n## HATHCOCK \\_ Richard\n\n- MIMO RECORD (6 Sept 77 Iuss Ilolmes)\n\npagc 3 : following names some of whom ma y have been in contact with IIALL\n\n- 2 BLAKEY Request , 12 Sept 77 (OLC #77-3890) confirms oral request f\u00f2r all Agency files on\n- 3 HOLMES Memo for. the Record 29 Sept 77 re mee with HSCA reps The Agency has no information on Richard. HATHCOCK \\_ ting\n\n\n#\n\nOc7 77)\n\n\n## HEMMING , Gerald Patrick (aka Jerry HEMMING, Jerry PATRICK)\n\nMTMO IICORI) 77 , Iuss Io lmes )\n\nFollowing whom may ha ve been in contacl wi th IIALL\n\n- 2 BLAKEY Request , 12 Sept 77 (OLC #77-3890) confirms oral Dequest for all Agency files on\n- 3 \\_ Holmes Memo For The Record 29 Sept 77 , re Meeting w /HSCA reps\n- I indicated the Agency has some information on this man, almost all contained in FBI reports which I was in the process of identifying I explained that although we might have a 201 file on a given person, information might appear in other files which had not been incorporated into the person s 201 It was therefore necessary to call these documents in order to identify them prope rly \\_\n\n4 \\_\n\n5\n\nCI\n\n552-77\n\nSubject:\n\n(Holmes,\n\n13\n\nOLC\n\nName\n\nTrace:\n\nOctober\n\n1977)\n\nto\n\nGerald\n\nPatrich\n\nHEMMING\n\nAttached .2 documents which the Staff considers sensitive\n\nAttached 18 documents for inclusion in HEMMING file for HSCA review\n\nO/Security (Gambino; 19 October 77 ) to OLC; ref HSCA Request 12 Sept Subj Individuals of Interest to HSCA\n\nThe Gerald Patrick HEMMING portion of the package (tab D) contains information dated January-August 1977 and 15 Feb 65 \\_\n\nHOWARD , Lawrence \"Mexican\" Larry HOWARD , Larry HOWARD) MIMO RECORD (6 Sept 77 , luss Ilolmes) page 3 : following names , some of whom may have been in contact with Loran HALL \\_\n\n2 \\_\n\n- BLAKEY Request 12 Sept 77 (OLC #77-3890) confirms aral request for all Agency files on Lawrence HOWARD\n- 3 HOLMES Memo for the Record 29 Sept 77 re mee ting with HSCA reps\n\nI identified one Army report which I had already described in the list of third agency documents pertaining to Hall\n\n4\n\n\n| 2 _ | C/CI (Holmes) Memo to OLC 6 December 1977 (CI 632-77) |\n|-------|---------------------------------------------------------|\n| | re HQWARD, Tom No records identifiable with Subject- |\n\n14-00000\n\n1967 Inspector\n\nGeneral\n\ns\n\nReport on\n\nAssassination\n\nAttempts\n\nAgainst\n\n- 1 OLC 77-4778 \\_ 2 Nov 77 Memo for the Record: BLAKEY visit 2 Nov 77 was arranted for him to read the sanitized but classified version of the 1967 IG report BLAKEY added he would like to see the 1977 report he would be informed\n\n\n## 2 BLAKEY to OLC , 3 Nov 77 \\_\n\nWritten confirmation of oral request 21 Oct 77 for an unexpurgated copy of the 1967 IG report \\_\n\n\n## 3 \\_ HSCA /Blakey Letter/Request , 9 1977 (OLC #77 4894)\n\nref letter of November 3 \\_ In light of a more careful review of the Church Committee Interim Report , it is not necessary for you to make this report available\n\nCASTRO\n| HSCA Request 1 December for 16 Warren Commission Documents_ by number (these documents in possession of National Archives and withheld from release by_CIA) |\n|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| 1 CD #347,1/31/64_re Information_developed by CIA on the activity of LHO in Mexico City, 28 Sept-3 Oct 63 with attached photograph of KOSTIKOV |\n\n1\n\n\n## MARTINO , John\n\nMFMO\n\nFOI?\n\n\n77 ,\n\nIuss Ilolmes)\n\npagC 3 : [ollowing names , some of whom may have been in contact wvith HALL\n\n14-00000\n\nMEYERS ,\n\nLawrence\n\n\n## MIRO-CARDONA Ruben\n\n- 1 MFMO. FOR THE RECORD Sept 77 , Russ Holmes) pagc 33 : [ollowing names , o[ whom may have been in with Loran HALL (6\n\ncontact\n\n- 2 \\_ BLAKEY Request , 12 Sept 77 (OLC 77-3890) confirms oral request f\u00f2r all agency files \\_ on Ruben MI RO (Cardona)\n- 3 \\_ HOLMES Memo for the Record , 29 Sept 77 re mee ting with HSCA reps -\n- I said I. had some reference to MIRO but would need more specific biographic information, Triplett could only tell me that Miro-Cardona had been in prison in Cuba in 1959\n\n4\n\n14-00000\n\nMONGOOSE\n\n(Operation)\n\n- 1 BLAKEY Request , 12 Se pt 77 (oLC #77-3890)\n\nthis will also confirm the oral request for all Agency files on the followong \\_ Operations \"MONGOOSE\" and \"COBRA\"\n\n- 3. /9 7 N\n\n\n## HSCA Request 3 Nov 77:\n\n- 8 Uncropped copies of photographs of the \"Mexico City Oswald\" These include CIA photographs\n\n\n## C/CI Memo to OLC (CI 622-77 29 Nov 77 :\n\nEleven of the twelve photographs were released under the FOIAA copy of each of these photographs is included in the attached notebook\n\n- c (attached) A black notebook containing copies of 12 photographs of the \"unidentified individual\" who was seen entering or leaving the Cuban and Soviet Embassies in Mexico City.\n\n| 1 ESCA_Request,9_Novenber_1977 (OLC #77-4894) for Inforuatlon generated by Or 1n the pogbession Of |\n|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| 2 C/CI Memo to OLC 6 December 1977 (CI 632-77 by Holmes) re: Robert numerous re ferences to McKeown in FBI documents- The_identificationof FBI documents will_be forwarded by separate memorandum Ray |\n\n14-00000\n| HSCA Request, 22 December 1977 (OLC #77-5685/4) for access to files or documents on or referring to: 9 Priscilla Johnson McMillan Author of \"Marina and Lee\" interviewed Oswald in |\n|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| DCD_112-78, 31 Jan 78: DCD response to_her request (P 76-1861) under the Privacy Act Full text and sanitized copies of all this material shouldbe available from IPS . Also attached are four intelligence information reports which were not furnished in |\n| response to the PA request _ 23 7e6 PS |\n\n14-00000\n\nMC WILLIE ,\n\nLewis\n\nJ\n| | by the Of CIA |\n|----|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| 2 | CTCI Memo to OLC , 6 December 1977 (CI 632-77 by Holmes) |\n| | re: Lewis J McWILLIE see document dated 24_February 1964 in RUBY 's file which is attached to this memorandum_ |\n\nODIO , Silvia\n\nMEMO FOR THE RECORD (6 Sept 77 = Russ Holmes) re mee ting with HSCA reps 1 Septembe r\n\n\"The following topics, given response and comments follow each topic \\_\n\n\n## \"Agency's file on Loran Hall\n\nBlakey had called the Agency on 30 August 77 asking to see the agency information on Loran Hall\n\nComment: According to testimony given before the Warren Commission by Silvia ODIO of Dallas Texas three men , identifying themselves as Leopoldo , Angelo , and Leon Oswald came to her apartment on 26 Sept 63 . Leopoldo claimed he and Angelo were members of JURE (Cuban Revolutionary Junta) and wanted Silvia to meet \"Leon Oswald\" introduced him as an American who was very much interested in the Cuban cause Next Leopoldo called Silvia and said (still according to Silvia) our idea is to introduce him (Oswald) to the underground in Cuba because he is great, he is kind of nuts They day ,\n\nIn response to a request dated 28 August 1964 from J \\_ Lee Rankin, General Counsel of the President's Commission the FBI initiated an investigation to identify the two men who accompanied \"Leon Oswald\" to Silvia apartment \\_ On 21 September 1964 , the FBI informed Rankin that the Bureau had identified the men as Loran Eugene Hall and Lawrence Howal \"Leon Oswald\" was identified as William Seymour \\_\n\nResponse The Agency has little information on Hall beyond what is already available in overt material\n\nORTIZ RAMIREZ = Antulio\n\n- 1. OLC 77-4777 , 2 Nov 77 re visit of Blakey, 2 Nov 77\n\nBLAKEY provided handwritten version of an autobiographical work prepared by an inmate at Levenworth claims to be a former Cuban intelligence officer included aiiegation that the author while serving with Cuban intelligence in Havana sawa file on LHO which indicated that Oswald was a Soviet intellience agent\n\n- 2 Sovern memo to C/LA Division, 3 Nov Attached above & forwarded for action\\_ requests preliminary findings before extensive efforts undertaken\n- 3 Memo from C/CI to Sovern , CI 600-77 \\_ 16 Nov 77 re Manuscript Hopkins of Cuba Desk is reviewing Orgiz-Ramierz file and will forward to the Staff a copy of her memorandum 6 pages written \\_\n- 4 SOVERN Memo to OLC , 25 Nov 77 : Preliminary response that CI (Holmes) has drawn material togethermay be reviewed by Blakey -\n- C/LA Division Memo for SOVERN 25 Jan 78: Evaluation of Information in manus cript of Mr Antulio RAMIREZ Ortiz , with 4 attachments cc sent C/CI\n\n\n## 1 22 (OLC #77-5685/4) for or\\_referring to:\n\nThis letter also-serves as 5~oral request for\\_access to the 5Z-volume\\_ collection of files known as the Oswald file The collection of files encompasses the following subjects\n\n\n## 2 Jo 78\n\n- Lhe\n- 2 Marina\n\n14-00000\n\nPAUL ,\n\nRalph\n| HSCA |\n|----------------------------------|\n| for any apd all or 1n the 0f CID |\n| tbis |\n| attached |\n\n14-00000\n\n1\n\nPAULEY , Eduardo PAWLEY William\n\nMEMO RECORD (6 Sept 77 , Iuss Holmes)\n\npage 3 : following nanes , some of whom may have been in contact with Loran HALL\n\n- 2 \\_ BLAKEY Request , 12 Se pt 77 ( (OLC 77-3890) confirms oral request for all agency files\n\n3 \\_\n\nHolmes Memo For the Record 29 Sept 77 re meeting with HSCA reps\n\n- I one FBI report on this name however , it turns out that Triplett meant WILLIAM PAWLEY\\_ former ambassador and organizar of the \"Flying I said I would run another trace Tige rs\"\n\n4\n\n5 . C/CI Memo to OLC (CI 572-77, 28 November 77)\n\n\n\nAttached is. a file on William Douglas\n\n\n## PEREZ Eduardo\n\npagc 3 : nancs , some of whom may have been in con tact with\n\n- 1 MIMO FOR (6 Scpt 77 Iluss Ilolmes) following HALL\n- 2 BLAKEY Reuqest , 12 Sept 77 (OLC #77-3890) confirms oral request for all agency files on Edwardo PEREZ\\_ aka Eddie Bayo \\_\n- 3 \\_ Holmes Memo For the Record\\_ 29 Sept 77 re meeting with HSCA reps\n- I said I had many reference to Perez and would need some specific biographic information to determine which Perez was interest to the Committee Triplett was unable to be more specific\\_\n\nleo Z\n| 1 | (OLC-#77-4894) for any and all Infornatlon generated by or in tbe Of CIA |\n|-----|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| | C/CI Hemo to_OLC 6_December_1977 (CI_632-77) PERRIN Nancy_Rich |\n| | No recorde Identiflable |\n| 1 | |\n|-----|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| | David Atlee_Phillips. Former in charge of the Cuban desk in the Embassy in |\n| | Mexico City in 1963 |\n| | 31 |\n| 3 | |\n\n\n| HSCA Request,_11 Novenber 77 (OLC #77-4963) for_docunents 1 anti-castro organizations 2 Memo-from-Osborn-to~FBI 5/27/66~(footnotedin Senate report) 3 Memo for the Record by_Osborn 12/11/67 (same) & access to CIA file on John ROSELLI |\n|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| 23 77 Os\u00dfpen s 8 66 |\n| 1 | HSCA_Request 1977 (OLC_#Z7-4894) for any and all Information generated by or in the possession |\n|-----|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| 2 | Memo to OLC , 6 December 1977 (CI 632-77 by Holmes) |\n| | See document dated 24 February 1964 in RUBY 's file which is-attachedto_this memorandum |\n\n14-00000\n\nRUBY ,\n\nJack aka\n\nJack\n\nRUBENSTEIN\n| 1 HSCA Request, 9 | November 1977 (OLC #77-4894) for any and all information generated by or in the possession |\n|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| 2 | |\n| to OLC 6~December 1977 (CI 632-77 by Holmes) attached sanitized file on Jack RUBY IncIuded in this file_is_alistof and_a list of 4 identified Department of State_cablegrams | |\n| 8 _ The santized file on Jack Ruby may be shown to membe rs of the copy ofthe lists passed The Staff however that the Ruby file be returned to Mr _ Holmes The Staff has no objection to your office making a copy | |\n| asks- , Of the sanitized file. | |\n\n14-00000\n\nROCKEFELLER COMMISSION Select Committee Study Governmental Operations with respect to Intelligence Activities, Senate (following documents are footnoted ir\n\n- 1 Letter from DCI to Rockefeller Commission dated 5/7/75 -\n\n\n## Blakey request to OLC , Nov 77:\n\nFinal\n\nReport)\n\n- 2 Memo dated 6/20/63 concerning liaison be tween the FBI and the CIA\n- 4 \\_ Memoranda (2) fm C/SAS/CI to undated\n- 3 Memo for the Record from CIA analyst dated 4/1/75\n- & CIA Item 298 (Warren Commission s 2/12/64 request) , reportedly an internal memo from Staff Officer to Staff Officer dated 3/5/64 .\n\n\n\n## C/CI Memo to OLC (CI 622-77) 29. Nov 77 :\n\n- 2 \\_ The Staff has been unsuccessful in locating copies of those documents described in paragraphs 1,2 3 and the search In addition re CIA I tem 298 would appreciate any additional details relating \\_\n\n14-00000\n| | Hsca S\u00e6e 77 | |\n|----------------|---------------|---------|\n| | 12 Sse 27 | 27.3890 |\n| | 6 Jan 28 | |\n| SLnw Devd Sonr | 4 | |\n| Ian (Caer | 3Nev 22 | |\n| Srveksz | 22 DEc 77 | |\n| | 12 S\u00e6e 27 | 723850 |\n| Aka Erenx | | |\n\n\n## SHAW Clay\n\n- '1 RICOII) 77 . Iluss Ilolmas)\n\npagc 3 : [ollowing nalC 5 , some whom may have been in con tact with Loran IALL\n\n- 2 HOLMES Memo for the Record 29 Sept 77 re meeting with HSCA Reps \\_\n- I indicated that the Agency has a 201 file on SHAW which I shall sanitize for the Committee and identify other agency documents contained\\_ in the file\n- 14-00000 STURGIS , Frank (Frank Fiorini)\n- 1 MEMO FOR THE RECORD (6 Holmes)\n\npage names some whom may have been in contact\n\n- Sept 77 ; Russ 3 : \\_ following of with Loran HALL \\_\n- 2 \\_ BLAKEY Request , 12 Sept 77 (OLC #77-3890)\n\nThis will also confirm the oral request for all Agency files on the following individuals and operations: Frank Sturgis (Fiordini)\n\n- 3 HOMES Memo for the Record 29 Sept 77 re Meeting with HSCA reps:\n\nI explained that Sturgis' file was in four volumes which will take time to sanitize Triplett asked if I could do this file next \\_ I said I would\n\n\n\n14-00000\n\nTRAFFICANTE Santos\n\n- 1 Blakey to Adm Turner, 21 Oct 77 (IG 77-2252; EX REG #77-6724/2 The HSCA has subpoenaed Santos TRAFFICANTE\n- if you could determine whether or not TRAFFICANTE , in any manner, had any relationship or was ever affiliated with the CIA and inform me prior to November 2\n| 1 flles referxlng ta: |\n|------------------------------------------------------|\n| 4 Chairmanof the Board Military Armament Corporation |\n\n14-00000\n\nWARREN\n\nCOMMISSION\n\nDocuments from\n\nrelease by\n\nCIA)\n| HSCA Request 1 December_1977 (OLC for 1 CD #347 1/31/64 |\n|---------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| 9 CD 902 5/6/64 2 pp 1-95,1/31764 10 . 3 2/19/64 1l Cp_944, 5/19/64 |\n\n\n## 14-00000 ZAPRUDER film\n\n\n## 1 HSCA Request , 3 Nov 77 :\n\n- 7 and all information concerning the CIA analysis and /or use of the Zapruder film \\_ Any 's\n\n\n## 2 C/CI MEmo to OLC (CI 622-77 , 29 Nov 77 )\n\n- b (attached) a xerox copy of an NPIC analysis of the Zapruder filmThis material was contained in a file from the OGC and should be coordinated with that office and with NPIC .\n\n- in addition, there are some remarks concerning the Zapruder film in the Agency response to Paul L Hock copyrighted menorandum dated 24 March 1975-\n\n\n## Paer 1\n\nHoracid\n| Jate | | | | Foia |\n|----------|--------------------------------------|---------------------------------------|-----------------|--------|\n| | | State Bn A-173; | 2 | |\n| 22 | Novgs Xaaz 22595 1855 Wx | Voc. 20/ Nov 23 /963 Misc. 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thet 1f he @dotent Yet\n\nBicter of Oral, Lagar\u00f2 to lenve\n\n8\n\nthe ting\n\nInternaclonal on\n\n8 May. 63\n\nIntarventfon to\n\n19\n\ngovt nolioy\n\nre\n\nCuba,\n\n\n#hat he 'Borez and were the mulatta type, of the J{cpoonda Seminar that for to u lot of Ountecte In Mex 1oo\" It h\u00eb he 1n conta;t that on 9 at' tho Eabacey, bnd breath etc. oontast w\u00edth PE-ROZA nad @nd 81ze thed H\u00f8 . ba he he8 no reacon thom, (f the howover, d1d both I arowed Mey thfr\n\nAatc.\n\n\nand d0\n\nIercel\n\n1\n\n1\n\n\n\n7\n\n\n\n\n\n1 1 1\n\n\n\n\n\n2\n\n2\n\n5\n\n9\n\n\n\n\n\n5\n\n\n\nBt\n\n0\n\nnot\n\nY53:\n\n554\n\ncoported: that he to 16 to that\n\n5 told Rufael ARRUZA #he room, In to are\n\nSECRET,\n\n220032300\n\nSoa\n\n64\n\n8", "pages": 13} {"id": "doc_4072292e_28e5_45c9_9ec7_e2e7feff626c", "filename": "104-10169-10282.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10169-10282.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "INCLUSIVI; , DATGS :\n\nCUSTOIIAL UMIT/LOCATTON:\n\n\n\n318 Aasns\\_Decvasar\n\n100-/07383\n| F\u00dfi | NY | \" | R\u00e9 | |\n|---------|-----------|-------|------|----------|\n| F8i | NY Has | | re | |\n| | NY | | | |\n| | NY | '/s/3 | | |\n| F\u00df! | NY NY | | | |\n| FBi | Hes | | | |\n| F\u00df! | NY | 9//3 | | |\n| F\u00dfI F8i | Hes Ny NY | | | |\n| FBl | NY NY | | | |\n| FBi | NY NY | | | 2 3 |\n| | | \" | Rf | 2 |\n| | | \" | | 3+y + 2 |\n| 'F\u00dfi | NY | | | |\n| | | 60 | | |\n| | Ny NY | | | |\n| 'FBi | | | | |\n| F8i | | | | |\n| | NY | | | |\n| Fai | | | | |\n\n106.3\n\nCf file\n| A | | | | Frank | |\n|-----|------------------------------|----------|-------------|--------------------------------|----------|\n| | 10/c8/57 Cfe-e 7904 26/11/58 | | | | |\n| | | | | CYRIL Frank | |\n| | | | | Frank SE\u00c7URIIY | |\n| A | | | | RICHARD CYRIL | 26/c6/63 |\n| 4 | | | | Frank | |\n| | | | | Frank | |\n| | 2/c9/63 | 40 | | HARREN | |\n| | | CI/LS | | | |\n| | | CI/LS | | 'R[chard CYR [L SECURITY-CHINA | |\n| | | | | Frank | |\n| | 18/89/63 ea-52729 | CI/LS | | | |\n| | | A0 | | | |\n| | 02/10/63 | 40 | | CYRIL | |\n| | | CI/LS | | CYRIL FRANK | |\n| | [ea-54296 | | | | |\n| | 19/13/63 | | | | |\n| | 21/11/'3 | | | | |\n| | | | | Susan Frank | |\n| | 22/11/63 | | | | |\n| | 21/01/64 26/u2/64 | Ao | | Frank | |\n| | | CI/LS | | FRaNK | |\n| | | CI/LS | | | |\n| | | | | FRANK | |\n| | 16/03/64 | | | | |\n| | 19/03/64 | A0 CI/LS | | FRaNK | |\n| | 19/03/64 cea-662c6 | A0 | | FRANK | |\n| | 19/03/64 '26/c3/64 | A0 | | | |\n| | 03/04/64 04/05/64 | | | | |\n| | | A0 A0 | | | |\n| | 25/05/64 | A0 | | Richard_CYRIL_ | |\n| | 09/06/64 | CI/LS | | | |\n| | | | 201-0001942 | | |\n| | | | | Frank | |\n| | | | | RI CHARD CYRIL | |\n\nAO\n\nMay\n\nThe\n\nAC\n\nCOPY\n\nIn\n\nRecord\n\nC\n\nSInCE\n\nLIST\n| Ref | | | | |\n|-------|-----------------------------|-------------------------|--------------------------------------|----|\n| | DAIE_ | | CYRIL FRANK | |\n| | 10/29764 | | Richard CYRIL | |\n| | 11/09/64 | CI/LS | Frank | |\n| | 22/09/64 | | 3 | |\n| | 26/29/64 AC | | source OF | |\n| | 12/10/64 | | POSS Rep The Internal SECURITY CHINA | |\n| | 13/10/66 A0 | | FRANK HeILIGMAN Frank | |\n| | 20/10/64 04/11/64 cea-85646 | | | | |\n| | 25/11/64 | | Vas | |\n| | 02/12/64 316-0221764 | [P/F[ | | |\n| | | | RichaRd CYRIL | |\n| | 12/02/6 5 | | | |\n| | 09/03/65 Uncw-00325 | | | |\n| | | | FR ANK | |\n| | A0 | 74 201-0017628 | | |\n| | cee-C9540 AC 29/c5/65 | CI/LS 201-0107029 | [Van Gerald | |\n| | 16/06/65 48 | | 0 | |\n| | | C/LS | | |\n| | 25/06/65 | | | |\n| | 28/06/65 cee-1 36 58 A0 | | FRANK | |\n| | 2482/65 | | | |\n| | 2 25/01/66 | CI/LS | FRank | |\n| | C88-27188 | | | |\n| | AC. | 201-0046209__ | HORRISROBERT HILLS_ SUSAN FRANK | | |\n| | '0/01/66 216-01c5966 | | | |\n| | 28/01/66 Dbe-63161 | | SUSAN SUSAN | |\n| | | | | | |\n| | | CI/LS 201+0107029 CI/LS | RICHARD_CYRIL_RANK | |\n| | 21/06/66 40 | | | |\n| | 19/01/66 | {{s | | |\n| | 14/c9/66 [08-59586/ | CI/LS | Labor Party | |\n| | 3/10/66 09e-62355v | CI/LS | | |\n| | 3/12/66 | | | |\n| | Ac | | | |\n\n\n## IYPES:\n\nABST{ACTED\\_ ONLY\n\n- Rfcorc FILED\n\nNOTES: [F The Hanual Be\n\n- 8 COPY FILED\n\nIn\n\nREFERENCED\n\n[ndexed,\n\nAND\n\n\n## FILf OF\n\n2 {F\n| A ^ A A | | 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2 {F cs coPy FRANK A0 21/01/61 CI/LS 201-0215831 1S-195669 Frank { Frank Richard CYRIL J0/11/67 [BC-01102 ER ANK CI/LS FRANK 30/04/68 Isco SUSAN ERANK A0 Su San Frank C1/ca/68 cec-24440 CYRIL FRANK 06/c8/68 [BC-25112v Susan 19/c2/69 Susan Frank CYR [L FRANK 40 15/\u20ac4/19 [9C-73999 A0 CI/LS [MIERNAL RIChard CyRIL FRANK Os 580-22126 {{s SUSAN 201-020852? 23/09/71 Richard CYRIL 04/10/71 Canada CV/LS CYR IL FRANK SUSAN FRANK 21/01 /12 cac-30450 CI/LS 207-0000995 CI/LS 201-0208523 ANN | 1 {scos AN FR ANK , 09/06/73 20/01/13 In 100-300.091 CHIN 722 10/c0/7] Ccoa-17926 IN 13701767 ACI | 2 {F cs coPy FRANK A0 21/01/61 CI/LS 201-0215831 1S-195669 Frank { Frank Richard CYRIL J0/11/67 [BC-01102 ER ANK CI/LS FRANK 30/04/68 Isco SUSAN ERANK A0 Su San Frank C1/ca/68 cec-24440 CYRIL FRANK 06/c8/68 [BC-25112v Susan 19/c2/69 Susan Frank CYR [L FRANK 40 15/\u20ac4/19 [9C-73999 A0 CI/LS [MIERNAL RIChard CyRIL FRANK Os 580-22126 {{s SUSAN 201-020852? 23/09/71 Richard CYRIL 04/10/71 Canada CV/LS CYR IL FRANK SUSAN FRANK 21/01 /12 cac-30450 CI/LS 207-0000995 CI/LS 201-0208523 ANN | 1 {scos AN FR ANK , 09/06/73 20/01/13 In 100-300.091 CHIN 722 10/c0/7] Ccoa-17926 IN 13701767 ACI | 2 {F cs coPy FRANK A0 21/01/61 CI/LS 201-0215831 1S-195669 Frank { Frank Richard CYRIL J0/11/67 [BC-01102 ER ANK CI/LS FRANK 30/04/68 Isco SUSAN ERANK A0 Su San Frank C1/ca/68 cec-24440 CYRIL FRANK 06/c8/68 [BC-25112v Susan 19/c2/69 Susan Frank CYR [L FRANK 40 15/\u20ac4/19 [9C-73999 A0 CI/LS [MIERNAL RIChard CyRIL FRANK Os 580-22126 {{s SUSAN 201-020852? 23/09/71 Richard CYRIL 04/10/71 Canada CV/LS CYR IL FRANK SUSAN FRANK 21/01 /12 cac-30450 CI/LS 207-0000995 CI/LS 201-0208523 ANN | 1 {scos AN FR ANK , 09/06/73 20/01/13 In 100-300.091 CHIN 722 10/c0/7] Ccoa-17926 IN 13701767 ACI |\n| 0 | filec Pefepfnced | |\n| | | ABST, OR [G. OPS/ITG |\n|-------|---------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------|\n| Code: | 122 TYPES: Ao ABsTRACTED._ONLY Ac Ano CRoss Filed RETERENCED And In | The KEPI |\n\n\n\n0 f 201 Fle Ctlzen\n\nIn che notice of Decenber 1976 , have 201 ffle on (surnaae) (201 belo) , and have chat can as below:\n\n\n\n'ential\n\n\n| AND RECORD | | | |\n|--------------|------|------|--------------|\n| 10 | | | |\n| | G443 | 6471 | 3 Harcb 1984 |\n| | Dn | '964 | 5 1965 MAH |\n\nSecret\n\n\n\n\n| 8 | | | |\n|-------------|-------------|-------------|-------------|\n| | | Fkank | |\n| Oppic | Oppic | Oppic | Oppic |\n| | index | | |\n| 8 MAY 1980' | 8 MAY 1980' | 8 MAY 1980' | 8 MAY 1980' |\n\nTo\n\n\n## DISPATCH\n\n3\n\n813\n\n201-191998\n\n0 9\" for\n\n8 1 0 Bcbool 0f 082 t 2 for 0\n\n0 2957\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n8168\n\nt\n\n\n\n\n## AND RECORD ShEET\n\n\n\nFROM\n\nDISPATCH\n\n1 1 14 m;\n\n8 tba r Onfi\n\n0a\n\n\n\n\n\n3\n\n8\n\nDISPAICH\n\nRI\n\n873\n\ntbe HftA to 0\n\n- L\n- 1\n- 3 t\n\n6\n\n6s CoPY\n\n\n\n0a 0 0\n\n1\n\n1\n\nBern\n\n\n\nNOTI:\n\n\n## 201\n\nTo:\n\nRID/201 Sectlon\n\nRoow GA-20\n\nTube\n\nD-6\n\nT\n\nFROM:\n\nfon\n\n(Lat)\n\n0r\n\nTube\n\nTRU\n\n\n\n\n\nRI/ANALYSIS SECTION\n\n\n\n233\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n\n\n\n\nif 'PPlicablc) must br lisicd muu\n\nList crplunym If\n\n\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n14-0oooo\n\n", "pages": 24} {"id": "doc_171c0c0b_7ecd_46ae_a127_7f3d73598864", "filename": "104-10123-10018.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10123-10018.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nTOTAL Copies:\n\nMARY KOUREMBIS vit: E/AS/s : 7963/9108 ATe: 12 MARCH 1969\n\nPer\n\nDnf:\n\n\n\nInDEX\n\n1540\n\n6\n\nINK MHORDER WOMUSE\n\nRERS:\n\nA\n\nBERN\n\n4908\n\nB;\n\nDIRECTOR\n\n80955\n\nFOR RECORD PLEASE ADVISE US IF AIRED\n\nGRIEVANCES ON RADIO/TV AS THREATENED ;\n\nFILE:\n\n201-746537\n\nEND OE MESSAGE\n\nBackground Use Only coordinating @fficers\n\nreleasing Officer\n\nREPRODUCTION BY\u00cf OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.\n\n\n(IN 07192)\n\nreturn To\n\n201-746537\n\nCas hx\n\n(roloronco\n\nCITE DIRECTOR '\n\nnumbor)\n\nc/EUR\n\nc/E/AS\n\nOfficer", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_fc499ad4_2072_4993_9f24_33909ac883cc", "filename": "104-10123-10019.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10123-10019.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "ro\n\n3\n\nPe\n\n0\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nirig: JERRY SEIGEL Wnit: E/AS/S 7963/9108 LATE: 5 MARCH 1969\n\n\n\n\n\nINDEX\n\nReturn To\n\n201-746537\n\n(dato 'end tlmo {llod)\n\nBRANCH\n\n\n\n(oIlt\u00f8)\n\nCITE DIRECTOR\n\n8,0 9 5 5\n\nPRIQRITY\n\nINK\n\nREFS :\n\nA\n\n1610\n\n(IN\n\n06.00\n\n03310)\n\n[ERN) 4908\n\n(IN\n\n07192)\n\n- 1\\_ INFO REF A PASSED LNERGO 28 FEBRUARY 1969\\_ NO INFO SUBJECT' $ SUBSEQUENT DIRECTOR 06625 FILE\n- 2 NEVER HAD ANY WORIRM CONNECTIONS NO EVIDENCE ANY RELATIONSHIPS (ISR HAS NO RECORD) PAST HISTORY INDICATES HE FABRICATOR DISTURBED INDIVIDUAL\n- NOI PREVIOUSLY REPORTED PAS FACT SUBJECT SERVED JAPAN EARLY 1958 441ST CIC WAS RELIEVED CIC D\u00dcTIES IN APRIL 1958 DUE MENTAL INSTABILITY AND ` CLEARANCES REVOKED \\_ JUNE 1968 LNGOLD . REQUESTED WOF IRM TRACES ON SUBJECT AND REFERRED TO PRESUME THIS REQUEST\\_ STEXS HIS APPROACH AMCONGEN ZURICH JUNE 1968 AND DETAILED INFO ALREADY KNORN CONSULATE\n\n4,\n\n'Background Use Onl Do Nof Reproduce\n\n\n\n\n\ncoordinating Officers\n\nC/E/AS\n\nGROUP\n\nREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED\n\nAUTHENTiCATInG Officer", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_c8f69547_2960_4e37_a584_b39593a90572", "filename": "104-10059-10026.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10059-10026.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n| | | ROUTING | | | |\n|-----------------------|----------------------|------------------------------------|---------------------|----------------------------------------|--------|\n| SUBJECT: (Optionol) | | Indications of the New Allegations | by | Scope' and: Possible Ramparts lagazine | Damage |\n| FROM: | c/ccs GH 56 HQS | | EXTENSION 9328 5071 | DATE 25. Novenber 1968 | |\n| TO: buikdina) | | FORWARDED | INITIALS | comment Drow; ATTENTION; Richard @ber | to |\n| 3 5 10: 12 | C/CIOP/DO 2 B 23_HQS | | | BY HAND | |\n| 15. | | | | | |\n| 14 | | | | | |\n\n\n\n610\n\nCONFIDENTI\u00c4L\n\nUSE ONLY:\n\nUMC\u00dcASSIFIED\n\n\n\nreturn To Cia Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce\n\nDirector for Plang\n\nTHOUGH :\n\nAgaistant Deputy Dlractor for\n\nSUBJSCT:\n\nIadications the Scope apd Possible Damage Allegationg by Raxparts\n\n- 1 meporandun 1s furnisbed for information only.\n\n- 2 in April 1968 the Cfflce Counsel available to Central Cover Stafi (CCS) 2 copy 0f letter an attached liat of organizations eent to be Internal Revenue Service (IRS) by Hr . Jon Prappier of Tbe letter, dated 5 Bpril had baen furnlabed CGC through letter appended list 0f 145 tar-exempt organlzatlong and indicated tbat all sere suspected funded by or #1tb CIA\n- 3 Tbe letter Indicated that the listed organizations Rere only part Of the organLzationg being Bcrutlaized by and tbat other available sources Informatlon on tbege other Bu\u00f8pect organizatlons bad already been Tbe other gources iaformation Btated a8 includlng the Literature of the organizations and interviews tbeir staff menbers; records available the Attorney General's offlces and York; data at the Inforaation Bureau 1n New York , Group Researcb , Inc , 1n and the Foundation Library Ccnters York and #ashington; and the 990-A returna available at the district tbe IRS \\_ Tbe letter requeBted 990-A\n\nior specllled years and 1n moat cases che 1023 Application for Taz Exempt Status asked tbe IRS sake tbege aterlals \"vallable for Inspectlon at ally convenient\n\n- 4 , reviea of available CIA on the llsted organlzationg bas shown chat 89 ther at one anotber associatead u1tb CIA Cply two these\n\nare 0f tyo activities aad 45 organizations foruerly to CIA menthe otaer listed organlzatlons ig f\u00e2ct associated #1th CIA Were ha ve found evidence tbat 55 organizatlong on the llst ever dlrectly or iudlrectly agsoclated CIA\\_ (Because two the on llst are successive for tbe organlzatlop, the actual total of orzanizatlong llsted 144 ratber than 145,) Three additlonal project organlzatlons, not inciuded 1n tbe llst, be vulnerablo because they wore funded by hltberto unexpoged foundation fundipg instruaents included 1n tbe list. Only ope\n\n\n## interest.\n\n\nof cur\n\n- wa9 2 copy the Ragpartg lett\u00f8r ane list checked out {he organizations possiblo previoug Ca Staif interes: organizatlong not rea dily identiflable or CCS funding instrunenta been traced C8 area loglcally have interest 12 them and agalnat CCS Reglstry Tbrough the IRS , representative9 and GGC also avallable IRS data (999-4 3 and foras 1023) on listed organ\u00edzatlons done before the IRS document\u00f8 made ava1lable \u00edn order to ba sure that Part not furnished and to try establish repsong Interest I tbe oxganlzatiops \\_ Cur are {be results of tbese various f1le rovlews,\n- 6 . Attachad hereto are the several categories organizations on the Baparts llst. Annex 4 deals the two organizations on the are of active operational Both recoived\n\n~3\n\n0 ( Annex B under the 42 organizationg the Agency has bad direct indirect operational 12 wbich tbe press knnex lista tbe 48 orgapizations included tbe Apr\u00edl 1968 former Agency operational ties #hicb were subject to press allogatlons D lists and briefly 55 oxganlzatfons included 1p that bad connecflon anpex 3 and discuases three hitberto unex poged operational actlvltleb tbat are not included 1p tbe lfet but. are because they were covertly funded by Ments included 1n Ilat. Copy Of the full Aprll\n\n- 7 42 listed and degcribed at Annex B #bich not previously been charged #ltb CIA into fve general categorlea:\n- Foundatiopa and other organlzationg used Hltting funding condults for covert ject organlzationg and other operatlonal Sixteen organlzatlong fall iato thia categoryEleven of then are nultipurpobe legitimate foundationg.waich raculted by Four Here creafed recruited for exclusive one project and one vas used for a\n- b. Wlttlpg logitlmate foundationg and organizacover for Bix organlzatlons were used 1n way and.provlded cover for 9even agents 1n varlous parta 0f the world. 0f zationa also provided Df operational\n- Proprietary or There sx these: l\n- d. Three organizations tbere nere #itting operational contacts to Lnformation and leads bus whicb not actively 1nvolved operatlonally.\n\n\n\n\n- which received for operatlonal or \"lth project organi-\n- 8 He cannot all 55 of tbe apparently iapocent organizatlons 0n the liat 1n fact never bad any Agency Our researcheb bave sbown that RID 1ndices are often 1ncouplete\\_ have found oporational data flles record 10 RID. Tbe true in otber infor mation avalable Staff or area flles organizationg drew 9 blank ip RID. Beems likely, bowever , that any undetected operatlonal nterest ip the organizationg wa8 tbe period of the early 1950's and a @argnal nature.\n\n- 9 , In revleving avallable information tbe llsted organlzationg attempted to wbether there 8 logical extornal intereat 1n tbe wbetber 0f Internal Agency leak be involveds apalysis s1vely bas been proceedlng Dp tbe Information, aupplemanted by interviers project personnel:\n- 2 , All but three the 43 terminated but 24 the 55 or ganlzations #hich actually bad no Agency ticg are bow related project organlzatlone Or fundipg ments prevlously Sone the organlzations made legitlmmate covert granta organizatlona otbarg received grants fron prevlougly expobed funding 1nstrumenta or from foundatfona bad made legltimate and otherg had offlcera wore organl-\n- Thlrty-one 1nnocent orgauizatlons tbe Ramparts tbree the 0f former oterest to Agency bave no such kpown to expobed Agency organizatlons. In most of tbese tbe tbe are to those expoged organizationa or are of nature tbat makes tbem Buspect\\_\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nIt interest 1n ber the 1s based on factors unrelated to tbe actual CIA dealinge w\u00edth tber .\n\n\n- 1l. elements that are or mere ble for that could be impllcated by allegationg bave beep of the golng findings. No furtber actlon 18 requlred at time.\n\n\n\n\nAttachments\n\nCc: C/CA C/CI\n\n03\n\nDDP / OPSER/CCS/PRG uPillsbur]:f1\n\n\n\n(5071/9328)\n\n\n\n31;\n\nG;r:\n\n~9~\n\nI)\n\nwith There Have\n\n29-\n\n\n## 30 . Incernational Rescue Coma\u00edttee, ilanbattan, York (98) Inc;\n\nUnder 82,500 furnished 1n 1950 1951 to data on defectors. In Decenber 1962\\_ IRC Chalraan Leo Cherne offered cover and FI to DC/CA declined 1ndlcating there already Rere useful\n\nIRC .rcce\u00edved grants from J Frederick Brown Foundation (34)\n\nDeputy for Plapa\n\nTHROUCH :\n\nDeputy for Plens\n\nSOBJECT:\n\nIndicatlong of and 0f\n\n\n## 1 10 furnlebed for\n\n- 2\\_ Barly 1 April 1968 Office Of tbe Bade avallable to Central Cover Staff (CC8) 8 letter apd llat Bent to tbe Internal Revenue 8ervice by of 25 Tbe lettor, dated 5 Aprfl 1968 , had been Tbe letter eppended 8 Of tbat were of\n- 3, Tbe letter tbat tbe only pert and tbat 0f bad already Tbe Otbor Of 88 tbe 0f Btaff rocorda avallable 10 tbe Attorney 1 Hev York; data at the Informatlon Group Rebearcb , Inc, D.C,, the Poupdetlon Llbrary Centere Hev York and avallable at tbe Of tbe Tbe letter\n\n\n\n\n\n~2\n\nreturpe for epeclfled and 1p the Pora 1023 for Btatu . the to make thege Bt Butu ally convenlont tIue,\n\n- 4 data tbe tbat 89 0f at anotber Bitb CIA . Only Of tbege for Internatfonal Youtb Affafrg and Labor Conter, Inc. (CA/Ba ar0 0f Tbebe two to CIA the otber 1p fact bave found evldonce tbat ever dlrectly Bbboclated (Booauee for the actual total 10 rather Tbree addltlonal project tbe be vulnerable becauge they fundod by ingtruaonte tbe one Vorld cur 79\n- 5, Tbe Ca Btaff furnl\u00f8bed Of lett\u00f8r and checked out Ca Btaff Identlflable C8 bave 1p IR8 , cbe before the available 1 oyder be rebtrloted Part date Dot be furnlabed to try to tbe Our the 0f\n- heroto tbe oategorloa 00 deale #ith the the 8r8 Bt1ll 0f Both rooolvea\n\n~8\n\n0l\n\nAnpex B and under the the Agency bad Bone dlrect tee pot oited 1 Annex the 1ncluded tbe 1988 bad to pre88 D Llate and brlefly 1nGluded 10 Ilst tbat bad connectLon Ilate and three unex tbat pot Includad 1n the but are vulnerable becauge tbey fundad by Lncluded 10 8 0f\n\n- 7, 48 cribed at prevoualy boon charged Bltb 10 f1vo general categorlob:\n- 8 , Poundatlong uaed a8 condulte for covert to fall Bleven thea are legltinate rooulted by Hour created or recrusted uge one project each and uged for 0 travel Brant .\n\n- 1 10 0f uorla, of for\n- Proprletary di\n- 8, tbere but ere tlonally.\n\n\n- received for operatlonal cover 0r gationg ,\n- 8 cannot that 55 tbe epparently the fact never bad any Agency Our have that BID Ofton 1ncouplete \\_ He bave founa operetlonel uBe data 1n CCs flleg record 1p RID. Tbe 8808 18 true 1p otber infor mation 7a8 avaflable 1p Ca 8taff area organlzatlong drev blenk BID. It llkely, bowever , a0y undetected operatlonal 1p the 10 tbe perlod 0f tbe early 1950'8 Of 8 nature,\n- 8 avallable 0n tbe to chere 2 loglcel external interest tbe orbanifora Internal Agoncy be Our B1vely tbat tbe baele\n- but three 0f the but 24 tbe 55 or actua had no Agency are sone~ rolated project 0 fundlng 01 nade or to fron Sbat bad uade otborb had vore 1ly\n- b, the abd tbree 0f the 0f forer to tbe Agency bave 0f Ca88b tbe 0f the are expoged 0f Hature tbat\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\n- It 1n ber Of baged factors unrelated to tbe\n- 1l, Tbe Headquartere tbat are ble for could by allegat1ong bave 0f the fore~ furtber actlon 10 requlred tine,\n\n\n\n\n## Attachmente\n\nCc: Cica C/CI CTFITOPS\n\n\n\n(5071/9328)\n\n\n\n\n## BOTE:\n\nTbe 10 or 10 A through 5 are the Itea or 1ncluded the 5 Apr1l liet (Annex P) \\_\n\n\n\n\n## ANNBX\n\nORGANIZATION8 ON 5 APRIL IHAT CURRENT OPERATIONAL INTEREST\n\n\n## 1 Manhattan, Nev York [2] 0, 24,p/,06\n\nContinueb 88 88 10 cover and Bu Altbougb covort . fundLpg bas been Black-bag paywenta be ettrlbuted by\n\nPoet 79\n\n06 088 CIA egent 1n the article,\n\n\n## 2 Hapbattam,\n\nand DDP to be for 0f project. Varloug bave vetood Btope takon relocate tbe activity 10 1\n\nO/\n\n79 0 only Of It\u00f8 and Ita forer fund\u00edpg by (teralnated (88) \\_\n\nvulnerable bocauge It\u00f8 forner by (41) 88 the Helena Foundatlon (not 00 tbe 5 1968 but 0 f to and by tbe Elorence (58) # . Alton (expoged\n\n0 (\n\n\n## B\n\n\n## UEXPOBBD ORGANIZATIONS OPBRATIONAL TIB8\n\na\n\n\n## Uaod\n\n1\n\nBranta\n\nYork\n\n0\n\nUaed for to Pund for to the expoged of [ean Picker of the pondence 2\n\n\n## 2 Inc, York (41)\n\nCC8-recruited 1986 for covert to expoged proJect (24) IDF (88) IR8 (795\n\n{Colt 088 covort to the 8BI 0]\n\n\n## Provldonce , (107)]\n\n29 1961 for ID (88) (QRBEMD/UOALIBI) and AAI (1)\n\n\n\n\n\n8\n\n\n## York\n\n0 / Uged for to tbe unoxpoged [SBI (132)\n\nConnectlcut\n\nCC8recrufted foundatfon for to ID? (88) and Nape 0 contrfbutor 1n a0\n\n01\n\n1064 for covart grepte agd Beacog]\n\n7 8 , Alton, (117)| 0\n\n1958 for covertgrante as in29 Zuf] brochure but 0a8 18 and I069 by CCs 09 06\n\n8\n\nYork\n\n0 1984 for to (129 contributor\n\n[128)]\n\n8 Trust 0\n\n1086 for covert t AFFJ (17) (88) (JHPOPLAR/1O) FISEE (68) IIYA (79)\n\nSECRET\n\nSECRET\n\n~3-\n\n(QKOPBRA)} ana the Pupa Inc . (BI)\n\n24\n\n\n## Poundetlon Bogton,\n\nfoundatlon 1988 for covert grante to the expoged IDF (882 (QRBEND/D\u00d6ALIBI) , AFR and aD\u00e0 to tbeunexpoged\\_Humad Scology Funa\n\n\n## Haplevood ,\n\n0 1968 for covort to (44) fo (132) (HINAMAELB) and\n\n12 Ipc. York ((74) Di\n\n29\n\nCCB-recrulted ugod 1062 for covert to [FICD tleb recorde\\_\n\n[patltute Inc. York C78)] 08 0.\n\n\n2\n\nCCB-recrulted use4 once 1n 1088 for 9 covort (44) 01 Voters Inatltute and for Soclal 8cience\n\nYork foundatlon recrult\u00f8d by foruer Io 90 8 for GEc (IPIOHIC) and botb Bedell tbe Poundatlon 12 1088\n\n\n\n16.\n\n\n29 Race and Cagte Morld Inc. York 24\n\ncondult tbe\n\nAffairg Instftute D.C.\n\n\nrecrulted for #ltting 1957 to handle tbe U,8 for under The travel lon 8 tute 08 conduft for funde attributed to the [Btate5Z Departuont center 1n Nev York Clty 08,10,/ by tled becaube Of (23) and [@PR @nd Gullck IPa (84) Fecgived grant\u00f8 fron tbe [Carnegle Bndoument (35) 79\n\n\n## B\n\n88\n\n\n## Cover\n\n\n## 17 A1d Refugee Inc, Hapbattap,\n\nbrancb uged 10 the early 1980'8 88 0f provlded by [ECI for 10 POISSANI (P) (201-148106)] 1081t1-0/,06 He terulnated 10 1060.29\n\n~5~\n\n06, 29\n\nHr\\_ L, Pletcher (T) , reportedly ligence\n\n18Inc . Hanhattan, York (212]\n\ncover 1957 Bteff under for 01 Bpotting McGoldrlck CC8 nade reBlgned fron~CIA to Join Bately. 29\n\n10\n\nDr = actlvely (TPGLARB)] 10 9 proj\u00f8ct Gigofiad] Var veterang to tbe 0,8,\n\n\n## 19 \\_ [Amerlcan Science ton, D. 29\n\nProvlded Btetus cover Acadealc Regearch Soclety) for [onatban (P2] tract employee , Rovenber 1966 Novepber Deceaber Par1a 1957 and 1883 He 788 terpIpated af the end Of 18672\n\nBerved the obtepalble Bponbor Of travol 0b to for tbe July vla other 29\n\nAP8A usea Ootober 1088 88 0f 1n D.C, travel to the\n\nTbe 0f the expobed [@PR (119) Apss 8 froa 29 J (101)]\n\n21.\n\n\nSRCRET\n\n{Carnegle Endownent for Internatlonal Peac\u00e0] Manbettan, Nev\n\n6 on 8 to provlde tenslble Brant Actual peyuente by\n\n[ddle\n\n4 Made leglt\u00edmate to [oregu Pollcy (88) and [overpnentel Affafro 08\n\nBaat\n\nD.C.\n\n\nfor [eotfrey D. Iregh 1958 the 1 turp 1963 upder tbe}0) and tbe vulei 29 nerable Acadea\u00edc (N-36) \\_ He Z9 and tbe 1983 1087 under other He 988 depounced 88 CIA by the 1p 1964 \\_ He converted to undor cover 1n Jupe 1967 for Headquartere duty. 10\n\ncover 1p 1960 1968 K employee CRAZY 0 Re 29 bearcb\n\nYork\n\nProvlded for Bruce forer 1 tuo 105 by 29 1968 .\n\n\n29 18 88 group an broobure. 29D|\n\nC\n\n79 Inc. @rR]] Hev York whicb provlded regettlement Bupport of Defector Receptlon Center 79,1p 06\n\nPrlon8e Yreedoa] York\n\nAuguatus G. an tbe 00 funded by 2 29\n\n29 Pormer name Prfende Inc . (8ee above,)\n\nInternatlonal Regearch (IRCT) Xev York 29 0\n\nto 8ovlet acta vlolence\\_\n\nto toConbat Sovlet (CCSK) @Btabll\u00f8bed 1n 1984 at the bead the 06 American tbe the (Kbokhlov under 8B7Ca 1954 Bebpd 1a tbe 081050,\n\n06,29 06 to Bud\u00edo, IPCTJoff\u00edcere Blnendorf epd (T) Glttoe for tbe Peopleg 0f the (Pro\" It\u00f8 attorpey wae [obp B. and currently tbe beckstop for entlty 29\n\n\n\nSENSITIVE\n\nSECRET\n\n~8~\n\n08 25. [reedou Puna]\n\nunder trapbferred' around 1862 D 1907 Headed frou 1 Chadeey , Jr, (r], used 1961 88 funding cbannel for tbe Dell 88 a prO\" pagande outlet .\n\n\n29 Inc . funded by the (Brenta (120) , J Frederlck Tbe letter\n\n\n## 28. Inc.\n\n\n10 probably 8 for Boclal (IIBB) 10 Prlaceton, Jeraey cited tbe October recelvlng fund Bubstantlel covert 1955 1892, to the (as afflllate 0f for [I84] under 25 carrfod Free Captril Bolected throughout the borla.\n\n\n8 clerfcal arror\n\n\n## 27\\_ Iac, (BBI)\n\ncovertly fundoa tarough Bupnen 29 29 (138) , Alton Dearborn ffeld Foundat1ong Itb 8rente (49) Jonee 8unper andGldgefleld Foundatlong] 29\n\n\n\n31-\n\n~9~\n\n\n\n18 reletod to tbe tbe context Of by 29 covertly funded by the expoaed Foundatlona] It grante tbe Catbervood Fund (1082 79\n\nD.\n\n\n\n## Ibere\n\n2\n\nInc. batton, Hev 06\n\n061\n\ncontact cover uge In Tbere Book No. B167af 4 October 1068 problblted furtber Henry (P) . President of ad Of contaoted 10 1952 ube Brown\n\n\n## 30, Inc, (IBC)\n\n82,500 1950 1081 to data defectorb, In IRC Leo Cborne offerod PI use Of IBC Dc/ca d\u00f8clined tbore airoady ubeful\n\nJ Rrederlck Broun Poundatlon (84)\n\nIran Foundatlon] (Ir)\n\nHephattan,\n\n79\n\nNev\n\nYork\n\n29 Onder three Offlcer Of vere cleared ahd eppafently contacted by Btaff agent\n\n\n\n0\n\n0 6,09\n\ncover Of OIP 1p Iran aborted 1p 1958.\n\n\nB.\n\n\n79\n\n\n## Ald Fund, Inca Nev\n\n(56)]\n\n33 \\_ Agsoclatlon for Paterson,\n\n34Developuen\u017e]\n\n240 Mey rece1ved funde (\u00c9GGUBSSBR)}: P: Meledy AIDboard . 25 06\n\nfor Internatfonal York funded and controlled 1981 1988.\n\n\n\n## 10 Inc . Putney , Veruoat (55) 29,0/\n\n1955 Llatea 8 cooperatinB (i) brochure .\n\n\nCenter for\n\nIDF\n\n37,\n\n\n\n29\n\nInternatlonal\n\nPeagant\n\n0/\n\n29\n\nfor\n\nFounda\n\nInc.\n\n\nflfteen ycar8.\n\n\nHanbattad,\n\nSupported BuccooBlvely by\n\n24,0i\n\n0l for many\n\n- 39 \\_ Council 1n tb\u00f8 Ipc , Nev York\n\nProvlded May 1n early 1050'0;\n\n40~ tbe League 0f\n\n0b Cooperated Pitb tbe Lord Harvey wbat proved a0 abortlve effort under Jolnt tbe of group Sovlet Intorcbange Pounda-] 08,9 the [ndependence Foundatfon (75) for Tbe to Burvoy 01\n\n06, '@\n\n41\n\nPrlende\n\nVlet\n\nNaz)\n\nnade to by 06 cbe 0f 0 Hane by Lt. 0'Dapf\u00f8l Pregldont Allecedly , 79 Of CIA Bponbor' 0l\n\n- Btatee Bouth Inc , (0B (139) 21\n\nBefore BALEP] operated 88 (1)\n\n\n\nNev\n\nYork\n\nNOTB:\n\nTbe 1n tbrougb B ar0 tbe tbe (Anpex F)\n\nSEKSITIVE SECRET\n\n\n## C\n\nAND PRQJBCI ORGANIZATIOXS ON THAT\n\na\n\n- 1, [Aodergon Foundatlon, H,D. (LPCORSEI/11)\n- 2 , Nev [LPCORSET/18)\n- 3 Colwabue , Ob1\u00f3 (LPSIPHON/10] CC8 proprletary)\n- York 29,10,0/\n- 4 J\\_ (LPCORSBI/20)\n- Z9,/0 (CC8 C81830)\n- 8 CCB\n- 7 Inc Cloveland Nev } York [(LPCORSET/20)\n- Plorence Dallee, (LPCORSBT /8)] (58)\n- 8 Grapary Boeton, CCS 29,0,0\n- V10, Bobby Hougton,\n\nSECRET\n\n- Vll, Hoblltzelle Foundatfon Dallae,\n- Independence\n- Inc. , New York (982]01\n- [Jonea0'ponpell Poundatfon Dallae, Texab (LPCORSBI/25) (100) 29\n- 16, HoGrogor (LPCORSIT/32)\n- /15 , Littauer Inc Nev York (1o6)]01 1 29,/0,0\n- 17 Rabb Charltable Bo\u00f8ton,\n- Rogentbal (LPCORSEI/22) 130)}\n- Comulttee Hanbattan , York o/\n- Hov York\n- taken over by Interpatlopal (88) 1985 ~ before toor over (88) 29\n- under and by ID (88)] 29\n\n\n\n\n\n~3-\n\n2\n\n21, for Cultural Freedon] York [8)] 0& 29 Of tbe expoged[Congrege for Culturel Freedon funde for 29 29 Funa for Free Inc . Dela(17] Proprletary condult for ([nterpatlona l Jurlats under Nev 29 24 Inc. (cc)] New York @)08 08,0 for internatlonal tles under project JBPERVENT V NewYork 29 for [CCr] and other under 26. for Wd dated 28 Deceuber 1959 York underProJect [QKOPERA (LPCOBSET/682 2\n\n- 21, Truat for Charltable Purpobee , Jobp dated 29 Decenber 1988 Yev York\n- Puna for\n\nfor under\n\nInstltute Of Labor Inc . Hanbattan, Nev York\n\n33 \\_\n\nROOf under ProJect [DrRAccooV Kaplan Pund , Inc . , Tbe J, Nev York\n\n- condult uged under ProJect Dr It\u00f8 and proprletary 1ng condufte and facilltated MHDOWEL expobures]\n\nNatlonal\n\nBducation of\n\nthe\n\nUnlted Statee] -\n\n29\n\n0,8 Of Worla Confederatlon Of\n\n\n\nIndependent Regearch Hanbattan, Nev York 0\n\nunder Youtb\n\n79 Hanbattan, Nev York fupde\n\nunder\n\n84 Croberoade Afrted] Yorb cover grante, 1888 , by bave \u00dblIt co1ved Froderlcx\n\n29,0\n\n\n\n\n## 35 . Pund for Internatfonal Boclal (FISEE) Pitt\u00f8burgb, ur\n\nFund\u00edng for\n\n1968 for Developnent (CRD Phll-\n\n36 Peace\n\n29\n\nto cer '01,0/,0/,01 t0 be 0f current\n\n\n## Area\n\n29 37 . D.C. [1\n\nferred to Ca Steff (at that fa 1981 88 Projectl QRFLOENT tbereafter.\n\n\nOf Conlttoe 0\n\n2 89 0f the Df Rusala Kanbettan, York (136) 0\n\nunder\n\n- Ino, Yev York\n\nDeveloped by Ca Btaff later 88 thep to 0\n\nPan\n\nD.C.\n\n\nfunding\n\n~8~\n\n\n## Inc. D.C. 29\n\n88 quently Integrally relat\u00f8d to regearcb\n\n\n## Of Nev York\n\nBecrulted by CCS cover (pot abroad, Provfded cover 0, P, Geoffrey (P) 1 Bac (P) 03,1\n\n44 York [7138)]08\n\nfor agent 1983 \\_ Provided covor 8B G. 1982 1958 , uuder for defectora . 28\n\n\n## Cover\n\n29\n\n\n## York [82)] 0g\n\nfron Dearborp tery , proprletesy Proj\u00f8ct\n\nIt recefved fro 88 cooperatng Jobn Charltable Trubt 142) Aaron Fund , Dodge Foundeton (50) , (80) and Brovn Hay\n\n\n\nNOTE:\n\nTbe 1n tbrough B are tbe Of organlzatlong the\n\n\n## NOTE:\n\nTbe numbere 1n parenthegee followlng ll\u00f8ted or 1n A througb B are the of organlzatone included 1n the 8 April (Annex F) .\n\n\n- 1.\n\n\nMade\n\n- 2 C. Bouton, 2\n\nHade legltlaate to Churcb cleared but ubed operatlonally\n\n- 3 [70 29,29\n\nHade (18) for (11)\n\n- 4, Inc, 29\n\nPund,\n\nJoba\n\nB,\n\n\n\n0/\n\n\n## CIA Poegt\n\n\n## D\n\nCONNECTIONS\n\n08\n\n- 8\n\nHay bave recelved 9 grant fron J , Frederlck Brovn\n\n- 7 for Manbattan, York (o)ox\n\n79\n\n- 8 Center for Connec-\n\nRecelved 1 229\n\n- Ino]\n\nRecefyod fro Cathervood Foundatlon\n\n- Inc ,\n- Recetved Poundatlon and Altop Joneb Foundatfon (99)\n\n2 Nev York K59)) DX\n\nton (70) bad\n\n- Inc , He York\n- Near York [71s)] 08\n\nDodge Founda[@0)3 08\n\n\n\n10,\n\nSEGBET\n\n~2\n\nC\n\n- 29 14, Xev York [3)]0y\n\n29 18. Old York to Inatftute Bduces for [7 08 and\n\n18, fox Boclal Bclence Inc, ton,\n\nCenter\n\nD.\n\n\n29 Cofttee for Nev funde 29\n\n- 18, Inc, Connoctlcut\n\nfundo\n\nB.\n\n\n\n\n19 \\_\n\n21,\n\n29\n\nLartbur Houghton, officer .\n\n\nCallfornza\n\n800 above . Tbere be offl 29,0/\n\nBngllob\n\nSpeaklng\n\n29 Inbtitute for\n\n06 Advl\u00f8ory Kurt London foruer DDI froa Carnegle Bndou 29\n\nof\n\n0b, 06 and #bo vere Here Of\n\n24Boeton, 29\n\nP\n\n\n## 1\n\n\n## 25. Nev\n\n- 28 . Of polftlcal Socfal Scl\u00f8nce\n- 27, Foundatlon for Nev York\n- for Inc, York\n- 28 = Inc. Nev York\n- 30 Inetitute for the Behavloral Sclences Pltt\u00f8burgb,\n- Labor Conferepce Inc, York (22)\n- for tbe\n- 33 , Cent\u00f8r for Cultural {(37)\n- for tbe Btudy\n- Inc, Connec-\n- 36. Councll for for Ipc. Clevoland,\n- Pennayl\n- for Medlcal and Befugee A1d\n- Pund for Of Inc, Coral Gablee,\n- 40, Fund for Rellef 1p Bxlle, Inc,\n- for Propaganda Inc, New York\n\n\n\n- 42 Institute Of orld Hanhatten, Nev York [(8s)\n- 43Hanbattap, Neu\n- Internatlonal DovelopuentServlce , Inc. Nev York (88)]\n- Dover , Delaware |(00)\n- 48Internatlonal Inc . Nev York\n- Internatfopal 9f\n- Internatfopal Soclel Brench , Inc,\n- League for Induatral Denocracy Hanbattan, Xev York\n- 50 Neyr Inc. Henbattap, York [(114)]\n- 51, Yund , Yev York (127) 08\n- 52\\_ Stevengon, Adlaf Heorlal Fund Cblcego, @34] B. ,\n- Tall Inc,\n- Dnfted Stateb Inc, Nev York\n- Inc. York (144)\n\n\n## ANNEX\n\nPROJECT INCLUDED IN Aprll BUT VULNBRABLB BECAUBB THY OX IHAT\n\n\n## EXPOSBD ORGANIZATIONS\n\n\n## 1 Hed\u00edcal 8ervlce8\n\n\n\nPI/OP8 Covertly fupded by Bunnen Foundat1op ](135) 1982 1986 (136)] covertly funded s1x otber Littauer 29 (106)]al\u00f8o funded fows Of tbem funded by Bunnep uged Ipvolved 8 (135)] Breat.\n\n\n\n## 2\n\n0 funded by 29 8onnbend (138) Bafrd Tbe three foundatlons regpectlvely, covertly funded four , 81x, and three otbor proJecte.\n\n\n\n## 3 Fund\n\n\n## 2 0i,29\n\nAnn Foundatfon (117571882 1968 \\_ otber project (IPTOHIC) IDP\n\n\n\n\n## Ramparts\n\n205 107+2 York 10625 Apr1l 5,\n\nFosapcpe Jas Servlce 3 D.C .\n\n\n\n## Dear Sosavepe:\n\n- as:ectic: 0f orzan'zat:cr 5 Interviews their\n\n1s under cortract to to prcduce a book or cooper?ted the have alredy much of the backrround on these from sources:\n\n- 2} Zas\"ection of ecoras ottained from the Charitable Dlvlgion of Attorney Generzl' s office 1n states cf vassachusetts and\n- 4 Ihe 1n ivew York and D.C .; and\n- 3) Information Bureu 1n York;\n- 5) Inc. 1n \"ashington, D.C .\n\n\nIr order to complete tae research, 1s very Inportant for tc 1nsnect 990-4 tax for reasons Ie have been to at \u00e2lstr\u00edct internal Fevenue Service.\n\n\nis 9 sizcable list we have narrowed it to the orkanizatlons currently under investmatlon\\_\n\nyour tclepnone l\u00edst includes the 0? the years of the 990-4 forms {nspect. 411 0f the 1n Described 12 422 reveni;e 1954, 78 2n8 Supslement @f No:\n\n\"e call next Ieek clarify any cueetlcns \"ou may nave to make an appointment for the If 19 several of Our reseerchers W1ll core to Jour office when f\u00edles are ready , 90 that we mav complete wor: possihle.\n\n\nIf there are any of an immed\u00edate nature, teler:one nvnher 1s 222-1116.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nfor tax forms are 1963,, 64, 65 , 66unless otherwise also\n\n```\nforms Wash, Labor Center, Inc. * NY , Scuaen:s 4 Fund , Inc.# NY Chinese Incellectuals, Xan., of 9?0 Social Sclence Z\u00e4ucational Inc. (cefore 1966: Aner: can Educatlonal Excharre, Inc: ) 8 Xanerican Conmlttee for Cultural Kan. = Council for Enlgres the Inc. Counc\u00edl for Matlonalities Service* Man. Conmittee Inc. % for Cverseag 8an, \"ricncs of N Ixc. 6 :sexican Fund fcx' Czechoslovak Fefuzeeg, Inc. NY fcr Free Jurists, nc. \"1lnington, Del. 2 'merican Heritafe rhe Man. NY Inst:fute Pacific Relationg, ivY Ancrican for the 3enavioral :orean Inc. , Xan. 12 {eric?:? iabor Conference on International The 'ash. , D.C . 0f african Cultures \"en. azer]can Urivcrsities Fielc NY\n```\n\n\n\n:ouston, Texas 1965,66 \"secclatio: fcr Paterson, 2.J . fcr the Un\u00edtes 1966 :'odaan Foundaton, NY ?oundation\" N Plains, 1966 , Foundatlon\" Columbus , Ch\u00edo 34 arown Founcatlon, J \\_ Frederlck* Boston, 1966 35 Carnecie for Internationel Peace NY KCacnerwoo\u00e4 Foun\u00e2atlon, Phlladelph\u00eda , PA. {Center for Cross Cultural Conzun\u00edcation Wash. D.C . 1964,65,66 38 Censer Irformat1on on America, Waen\u00edngton, Conn\\_ 'enter for Study of Interretional Development: BostonMass1966 Churc? Founcation, Frederic Mass. 1965,66 Inc.* N Xar., NY 1965,66 for International Development* NY Self Inc,# 44 of NY \"ommittee of Seventy , Irc.# Phlla., Fa. Developnent Founcatlox, Inc. \" Norwalk , Conn \\_ 47 Counc1l of Internatlonal fcr Youth Cleveland , Leaders Social 'orkers, Inc. , on Race and Caste \"orld affalrg, Inc. % terminated cf Dec . 31 , 1966) 49 Ill. 50 Kfodge Foundetion, Inc\\_ 1966 5i S1sennc\"er Inc.* Unicns\n\n\n\nUnlon*\n\nSan Francisco, Cal\n\n54\n\nUnion,\n\nShicaco\n\nEranch*\n\nI1l,\n\n5s\n\n{n\n\nInscrnatlonal\n\nInc. ,\n\nrhe*\n\nPutney , Vs .\n\n\nInc. *\n\n%en.,\n\n1966\n\n\n#oxld\n\nInc. #\n\n2a\\_\n\nDallas,\n\n1965,66\n\n5\n\nMan. , #Y\n\nchina\n\nfor \"ejical\n\nAnd Refufee\n\nMar. ,\n\nInc \\_\n\nNY\n\nrcedom\n\nFouse,\n\nInc.*\n\n:an.\n\n\nof\n\nInai?\n\n\n\"ash. ,\n\nfor\n\nIaternatlcnal\n\nCooperative Development\u00e3\n\nCh1cafo,\n\nfor In ernational Econonic Educaticn\" (formerly: Cencer fcr Rural Development- Ph\u00edla. Pa . )\n\nFund\n\nfor\n\nche\n\nRel\u00edef\n\nof\n\nCubar Exlleg,\n\nCoral\n\nGables ,\n\nFla.\n\n\nfor\n\nthe iellef\n\nof\n\nRusslan\n\nand\n\n12\n\nExile,\n\nInc.\n\n\nXGovernmencal\n\nWash. ,\n\n61\n\nR\"ranary\n\nFund ,\n\nBoston ,\n\n1965\n\n7i\n\n\n#ou:ton, Texas\n\n1956\n\nX #obiltzelle\n\nFoundatlon*\n\nDall?s, Texa ;\n\n1955,66\n\nPun\u00e2 ,\n\nInc.\n\n\nMar., AY\n\n94\n\nFoun: ation,\n\nNY\n\nIne*\n\nSoston, Mass.\n\n\n1966\n\nResearch\n\nService\n\n'?\n\n\nfor\n\namcxican\n\nStratery*\n\nChica\u00e7o,\n\nIll.\n\n\n&r\n\nInstltute\n\nInternational Crder,\n\nInc. *\n\nInternational\n\nYoutr\n\n52\n\n```\nfor Inc. for Soclal Inc cf E\u00e4ucac'on, Inc. Xan., Incernational Inc. \"an. , Nx NY cf *orla Man. , Xb Inc. 27 Center fcr Soc\u00edal Hesearch, Inc. # Development Foundeticn, Inc %an., Developnent Services, 4 as of Dec . Lecal Dover , Del Education Xovement, Inc. # \"an., Ny u? to 1964, then \"ash., D.C . 4 'esh. , D.C. Internatlonal Rescue Inc. Mian. , NY XIntern?tional Research Snstltute, Inc_ on Comrunist ian. , NY Ynternatioral service of Informaticn Baltimore, to 1963 ,\u20ac Internitioral Soclal Service-American Branch , Inc.* ?an., Inc. , Alton Mian. , 'Bones-c\" Dcnnell Fouraation Dallas, Texas 1965,66 Inc. , The 1965,66 Inc. , Mar., NY Hash. D.C . John\" 1965,66 t\u00eeauer Founcatlon, Inc. , Lucius \"an. NY 1966\n```\n\n\n\nR.I. \u00c0? FoundasIcn, Inc. , 1265,66 ~ Detroit, 1965,66 Greervich, Con: . N 1966 4' Instltute, zhes Hash. , 5.5. 1966 Associaticr Aasoc\u00edetion, Mian. , aY %an. 1265,66 Doninlon Founcation, MY 1265,66 Kclin Joundatlon, Spencer I., Ann Alton, Ill, Crossrcacs Inc. Man. , cns D.C . Lducaticn Fund of the Lcacue of #omen Voters# (Ifnacy Jan) . Man. , NY 1965,66 }an Fovndatior 2.C\\_ 1966 Freedom, Inc. * 1964,65,66 124 \"oun\u00f2-tion, Inc. , Func Ihe MY Charitatie Zouraticn, Sidrey Esther Bogton #ndolpn Educational Fund , 4, Jaises 1965,66 Charitable Ir\u00fcst\" N 1965,6\u00e9 Ben'anin J . Ill, 1966 Scxco Ingtitc:e, 153 N Soston, 134 \"erorial Chicego Ill, is Institute\n\n\n\n1966\n\nof\n\nInc.\n\n\nTallaneasee,\n\nFla.\n\n\nFounc\u00e4tion,\n\nInc,\n\n139\n\nSouth\n\nLeacershlp \u00cbxchange\n\nFa.\n\n\nInc\n\n4d\n\nUniter\n\nStates\n\nConm\u00edttee\n\nfor Hefvcees,\n\nInc.\n\n\nfor\n\nMan.,\n\nPurnoses =\n\nJonn\n\nSitxey\n\ncated\n\nDec .29,1958\n\nfor\n\nCh? ~itable Purposes,\n\nJohn Hay\"\n\nServ\u00edce\n\nFoundetion,\n\nInc.\n\n\nvan. ,\n\nivy\n\n1963,65,66\n\n45\n\nAssocfation,\n\nNev Haven,\n\nConn,\n\n", "pages": 48} {"id": "doc_4115de12_0d46_4e43_bc3a_ba5d4092f6ec", "filename": "104-10063-10162.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10063-10162.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "TO\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\n\n2\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nCharacters\n\nns\n\nEXT::\n\n1045\n\nDATE:\n\n14 March 1973\n\nspace\n\n\n## RESTRICTED HANDLING\n\nESFS\n\n339\n\n638\n\nI:\n\nPARIS\n\n(EYES\n\nONLY\n\nCopy of\n\nRETURN TO Cia' Background Use Only: Do Not Reproduce\n\nAnd Time filed)\n\nHar 73\n\n(BERN) (EYES ` ONLY BACHMAN) 75-10*\n\nINFO:\n\nCITE HEADQUARTERS 39225\n\nONLY : BURCHENAL)\n\n1\n\nFROM (NICERTAIN\n\n5\n\nAI\n\n10 MAR\n\n73 PARIS\n\nMTG CURIEL\n\nAPPARATUS DIRECTION COMMITTEE HENRI U. R.I-E L ANNOUNCED\n\nTHAT\n\nA\\_ APPARATUS PARTICIPATING IN SUPPORT OF `SIX AMERICAN BLACK MILITANTS HIJACKERS WHO RECENTLY LIVING ALGERIA\n\nB CURIBL SAID THREE OF THEM (TWo MEN AND ONB WOMAN) NOW FRANCE THREE WOMEN AND ONE MAN) SNITZERLAND \\_ THOSB IN SWITZERLAND LIVING IN 'VERY PRECARIOUS\" CLANDESTINE STATUS AND SHOULD BE REMOVED\n\nC\\_ CURIEL SAID ENTIRE GROUP DETERMINED RETURN CLANDESTINELY TO U.S AND . CONTINUE REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITY\\_ GROUP CONVINCED THAT BEFORE LEAVING- EUROPE THEY SHOULD ACCEPT POLITICAL AND IDEOLOGICAL TRAINING\\_\n\n\n\nE2 IMPDET WN-SISM CL BY 012682\n\nCooadinating\n\nBY:\n\nIHIS FORM FOR BY\n\n72\n\n3205 \"s\n\n(20-44)\n\n{.\n\n\n'Do\n\nEXT:\n\nDATE:\n\nTO\n\n69\n\n(Classification)\n\ndeliveaed\n\nTo'\n\nPer\n\nLine ,\n\n\n## RESTRICTED HANDLING\n\nCLASSIFIED MESSAGE\n\n(Date And Time Filed)\n\nPAGE\n\nTWo\n\n2\n\nACCORDING-;TO\n\nIN\n\nALGIERS REQUESTED\n\nIN\n\nDOCUMENTS\n\nFOR PERSONS\n\n(ALTHOUGH\n\nMID-FEBRUARY\n\nLISTED\n\nCopy\\_\n\nof\n\nCITE HEADQUARTERS3925\n\nHIJACKERS\n\nBIGHT: TITRE\n\nBELOW\n\nHE\n\nDE\n\nVOYAGE\n\nAND. ELDRIDGE\n\nREPORTED To HAVE\n\nSOURCE\n\nBELIEVED\n\nLBFT\n\nALGERIAN\n\nNO\n\nALGIERS . EARLY\n\nGOVT\n\nWOULD PROVIDE\n\nINFO AVAILABLE\n\nC\n\nL B A VE R\n\nFEB)\n\nTRAVEL\n\nTHEIR DESTINATION\n\nFOLLOWING\n\nARE\n\nHIJACKERS\n\nWHO\n\nAS . OF MID- FEBRUARY\\_\n\nA.\n\n\nWERE\n\nABOVE\n\nSIX\n\nMAY BE\n\nWILLIAM\n\nCHARLES\n\nB\n\nCATHERINE MARIE\n\nOF HOLDER\n\nGEORGE\n\nB R 0 W N\n\nD\n\nGEORGE . EDWARD\n\nDOCUMENTS\n\nBELIEVED\n\nFROM THIS\n\nR\n\nIN\n\nALGIERS\n\nGROUP\n\n(201-902920)\n\nAKA\n\nLINTON\n\nCOMMON-LAW\n\n(201-906614) AKA HAROLD\n\nW R I G H T\n\n(201-906612)\n\nAKA\n\nLARRY DARNELL\n\nB U R G E.S $.\n\n\nE JOYCE TILLERSON (201-906616)\n\nWIFE OF GEORGE EDWARD . W R I G H T. Coordinating\n\nOfficer\n\nS.E C R \u20ac T\n\nH 0 L D \u20ac\n\nMEss\n\nCenter \\_\n\nBY:\n\n@RtG:\n\nEXT::\n\nDATE:\n\nTO\n\nRM\n\n0+72\n\n69\n\n(Classification)\n\nI\n\nPAGE THREE\n\nF\n\nPER\n\nincluding\n\n\n## RESTRICTED HANDLING\n\nCLASSIFI\u00c9D MESSAGE\n\n(Date And Time Filed)\n\nMELVIN !N A I R (201-906613)\n\nG\n\nJEAN CAROL ALLEN M C N .A I R. (201-906426)\n\n3 OF MELVIN\n\n4 SPECULATE HIJACKERS LEFT ALGIERS WITH TRUE NAME TITRE VOYAGE DOCUMENTS , BUT MAY BE USING OTHER DOCUMENTA TION POSSIBILITY WHO SPOKESMAN FOR GROUP AND HEAD OP INTERNATIONAL SECTION OF BPP IN ALGIERS , MAY HAVE REMAINED ALGIERS\n\nNO OBJECTION INFORMING LIAISON THAT ALL OR SOME PARA 3 ABOVE MAY HAVE LEFT ALGIERS AND THAT THERE RUMORS THAT THEY MAY BE IN FRANCE AND SWITZERLAND PLEASE INFORM LNERGO REP OF SUBSTANCE PARAS ONE AND TWO ABOVE AND COORDINATE WITH HIM TO AVOID LIAISON \\_\n\n6 IN REQUEST ANY INFO RE WHEREABOUTS HIJACKERS- INCLUDING ACTIVITIES/LOCATION/\n\nCoordinating Off !cers\n\nAuthenticating\n\nBY:\n\nIHIS FORM FOR USE BY AUIEORIZED RESIRICIED HANDLING MESSAGE USERS ONLY !\n\n\nCenter ,\n\nCopy\\_ of\n\n(20-\n\n2\n\nUNIT:\n\nEXT::\n\nTO\n\nExceed\n\n69\n\n(Class/fication)\n\ncharacters\n\nLine \\_\n\n'including\n\n\n## RESTRICTED HANDLING\n\nCLASSIFIED MESSA GE\n\n(Date And Time Filed)\n\nCopy\\_ of\n\n\n## CITE HEADQUARTERS 3933\n\nPAGE FOUR\n\nTRAVELZ PLEASE SEE HQS-3383 (BERN ONLY) AND HQS-3323\n\nPARIS)ONLY) FOR RELATED INFO . E2 IMPDET WN-SISM \\_\n\n(5\n\nEND OF MESSAGE\n\n\n\nCoordinating\n\n\n\nS E C R E T\n\nAuthenticating\n\nBY:\n\nIEIS FORM FOR USE BY USERS ONIY !\n\n\nP-72 3205 \"s [ditioms\n\n(20-44)", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_371376ad_a6ea_45e0_9da7_ea1919cea1bd", "filename": "104-10074-10066.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10074-10066.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nRUN\n\n\n\nEJR 3\n\nFILE\n\nVF?\n\n\nP\u00c4GE 01-01\n\nTOR;2215262 74\n\n20 (BRus} 32587\n\n5 E c 2214272 7 4 (MCINTURFF ACTING)\n\nRETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce\n\n1 REQUEST ANY FoR PASSAGE To MARIETTA, 24 To MAC RECENTLY SHIPPED MACHINE AHM 0 To A LoC AL FIRM ARMY SURPLUS And\n\nGUN\n\n2 ; FILE , E2 IMPDET\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_f5f58f22_2b67_4d62_9de9_925283d613cf", "filename": "104-10113-10249.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10113-10249.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n03\n\n6\n\n- 1\n- 8,\n- 0l 3. to placo 1 of 8 0 0 1 5 tb 8 Of DI 1 1\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n- 9 L 0 85\n- 0 3 0 5 1a #\n\n\n## 0 3\n\n\n\n\n\n1\n\n12", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_45aab343_09a9_47cc_be83_43bac49e1083", "filename": "104-10112-10450.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10112-10450.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n\n\n## 24 December 1959\n\nChlef , IB/3\n\nFRQM\n\nA/chief, SB/2\n\nSUBJECI\n\nCROZIER, R. #112569\n\nof 23 December 1959 tbat the tbe Office of Security not favorably entertain a request for the Subject'8 utilization in 8 involved in connection with Career Agent\\_ tbat OTR cannot assig the Subject to(\u00f8olatio) for security and cover reasons \\_ would\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_aebbb18e_ce80_436e_8435_d2e30110a938", "filename": "104-10171-10095.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10171-10095.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "104-10171-10095\n\n\n## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\n\n## PRIY SELL CITE MEXI 7184\n\nJXZIP\n\n- IHREE\n\nB .\n\n\nSANC\n\n- 04)/0 BERTA MA RT CALLE INEZ ,\n- BUSTO,\n\nBILL ADVISE REMAINING\n\nADDRESSZS SOONEST .\n\n\n\"HQS\n\nRY\n\nTha:\n\n04, /0\n\n2,\n\nCOMMERCIAL,\n\nPaLMA", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_f3c9bc79_e632_4e53_b3a1_6a0c0dbda569", "filename": "104-10012-10022.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10012-10022.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n1002\n\nUs/82/71\n\nDear Anthony\n\nReqarding your letter 6/705 of 10 1982 , our records indicate that Valeriy Vladimirovich\\_ Kostikoy traveled to Mexico France , Spain, the and Cuba during the period 1959-61In 1961 , he was assigned permanently to Mexico City as a consular officer and served there until August 1965. He was variously described as a translator vice-consul and attache During this tour he attempted to cultivate a Government employee assigned to our embassy in Mexico May \\_ city.\n\n\n20 | -\n\nIn September /October 1963 2 Lee Harvey Oswald approached the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City in an attempt to a visa allowing him to return to the USSR . Kostikov, as a consular officer, handled this visa request We have no infornation which indicates any relationship between these individuals other than for the purpose of Oswald's making his visa request. get\n\nKostikov returned to Mexico City for \u00e0 second tour of duty in July 1968During this tour he was again assigned to the consular section and was \u00e0 second secretary It appeared that he was tasked with followz the activities of the Central American communist parties\u00e1nd left-wing groups and he met often with members Of these groups reportedly providing them with funds and technical guidanceIn July/August 1969 \\_ Kostikov made an unusual TDY trip to Moscow lasting three weeks. (His family remained in Mexico. ) In July 1970 he made \u00e0 four-day trip to Havana. ing\n\nKostikov's tour in Mexico ended unexpectedly in September 1971Our information indicated that he was not due to leave for another three to four months and at the time of his departure\\_ there was sone speculation that the suddenness of his departure was due to the fact that he was known to Lyalin. ~\n\nForz\n\n5\n\n5.\n\n\n~ 003 D\n\nXAF 07222\n\n\n\n'SECRET\n\nWhile in Mexico he was considered by some to be the effective and dangerous of intelligence officers in Hexico He has been described as being without morals, cducation, and manners. Shortly after his arrival in Mexico in 1968\\_ he was arrested in front of a house of prostitution after becoming involved in fist fight with some locals. It appears this incident did not affect his tion in Mexico City' despite the fact that it received a deal of press coverage. mogt posi good\n\nWe are aware that Kostikov arrived in Beirut in June 1978 We are unable to confirm his presence there only\n\nAlthough our file indicates that Kostikov may have been \u00e0 member of Department 13 (Executive Action) (Department V's predecessor) we have been unable to confirm this\\_ Also, to the best Of our knowledge the KGB has not engaged in such executive action since 1959 .\n\n\nSincerely ,\n\nH Blee\n\nIs/ Davia David\n\n\n\nMr Anthony C. M. DeVere\n\nATT ACHED\n\nDDO/CI /RA/Joan Paxson (21 1982) May\n\nDISTRIBUTION:\n\n1\n\n1 CI/RA Chrono\n\nOrig\n\nAdse\n\n100-2-95\n\n- Paxson\n- Reading Board", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_2658466b_6e12_46e4_9e67_f75875c5aeee", "filename": "104-10102-10224.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10102-10224.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## SECRET SENSITIVE\n\n\n## Draft Memorandum to the DCI from William Harvey\n\nDated 27 November 1962\n\n1s not controlled\n\n\n\n\n\nd,\n\n2\n\n8\n\n22\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## 1962\n\n?7 1083 by DD/T Pully by\n\nSUBJBCT:\n\nPle for Cnt Inu !ng Cube\n\nActlon : to your roquobt , contained 10 Perebrapb v bolow, Ibe 0f thls to dollncate the Rctlod #blct #r by fur futuro, tho Idtolllgonco effort Cuba f( ! 0f thocurront # lons tern\n\nTbe Unlt\u00f8d Goverument Fublic Do nucloar pregont end prov Ld\u00f8d d(e? Dot to tbe . Doace Becurlty 0f the Unlted Doc:\" aupport Cuba , A Iw Cs\n\nBBCRST BENSITIVI\n\nSENSITIVE\n\nB\\_ ab8uranceg CIA 8 phebed to provoke a revolt unleag there are Condltlone sucb 4 revolt 1f provoked would be totally @t 4 8 Cube the pretoxt 88 80 on Guantanamo \\_ O ,\n\nC 8 level aDd 8 '@ttrlbutebility, pertlculerly paranllltary, and Comiaando 88 of polfcy.\n\n\nD 1n power for tbe with and control apparatue relatlvely intaot and Witb not only but 1t 1e that rocent and future dovolopmente 1ncluding the Sovlet actlon from Cuba to woaken and tbere 1\u00f8 a8 yet no hprc that the control of over Cube\n\nTho Unlted Btatob of Do Invaslon and bupport 1n @ffect, constltute B1vlng tr a certaln dogree of Benctuary .\n\n\ndifilcult for\n\n1, 8 thet objootlve 10. tbe overthrow Of bovever , 2 very 1 tho context or the tbese fector8, tho 95 tbe bope that be to the becomo the Unlted\n\n8 policy, and\n\n~3~\n\nI the above Berve be Vlll for actlon on contloued, covora80 of Cuba: thoy very\n\n0f be deslrable.\n\n\ncontnuo .\n\n\nBaed tbo to be Cube ;\n\nTake to 1solate fron tbe reBt of Dd the rest of Bree the Castroand 1 the tbe vorld. Cuba\n\n- Bhort and typo. Oporatona, only for of but for the on\n- D, of Cube,\n- 2,\n- 3, Cuba \\_\n- 9, Btete of potentlal rool\u00f8tance, tbe\n- 8. Tbe Bnd Btralpe tbe powercenterb 1n\n- 7, Red China tbo Bloc, and other end\n- 8, of end 1n tbe Cuban\n\nIcko Lnduce 8 the Cub\"u rovolt, 1n\n\n\n## II\n\nAll fereible effort Bhould' be undertakep to The of. our Jntelllthe detall 4 , vhlch propf red Borvo 88 tbe Conbultanta tbat docuent the bolov 18 propobod to tak\u00f8 to continue and , 14tolllgence ooverage of Cube \\_\n\n- 1 knov , cesgntlon of Ir travel dvlndled In vlov of\n\nCenter Of. tbe boen rotaLned Ip order to flov 0f Jt Havani 88 bo rB-oBtabll\u00f8bed be to the Vlablllty resldent of of future 88 to yet\n\n3 , The prlority for d Lepatch bsoth tbrough 1n Cuba\n\n\n\n24: 24 the 24 Groob, end 24 of tbobe 24 by You to 24 other to those of 24 tbo 24 eDdeevor of the 24 Breator botb and of to 24 24\n\nto Bot at 24 our thlrd country efforte to 'recruit Bervlcee)\n\n\n\nPfrticularly Cuban Beaned, to the offlcerg Re\n\nAt the ve ar0 runnlng 12 Cuben dlplomats tho curront uf .attomptlpg to recrult Cuben offlcla] reprebentatlve to belleve 8 24 1n ccnjunctlon wltl 2\n\n\n## 7,\n\nAt tho probent bave audlo endor Cuban offlclel Italy, England, Uruguay , Groece, Spaln, France , and Ho 1B presontly conteupleted, but to vherever pobBlble 1 thobe Bource we 24\n\n\n\n?\n\n\n\n#Lll ouf Cloge Bupport the KOLI Statlon Bade Jovel for sdditlonal the current It be to rolnBtltuti oven\n\n9 boen made Communlet Party uborovor thc to. Cuba 0r be done, except 10 thobe tc tbe 'agent fl\u00f8ld for tbe rodlroctlon of to tbe Cuhan targot FJll bo Latip Of tbe survey Ipdicates tbat 23 have Bonc direc to Cuban these 2, uny Tbe Lf tboy to Cuban\n\n~10-\n\n\n\nbe reeupplled , Pnd rolnforced but polnced at contnuod Lntolllgonce and the rocrultnont for L Cuba 1 (Pluer Ro and Orlent\u00f8) . 0n tbe most 1t tbe CBUA to. rocrult 1n\n\n1 Cuba for tben be re-Inflltrat\u00f8d be done tbrough logal trevo] clannele, but uhere thla 1t be done wber\u00f8ver fea\u00f8lble througb Tbey\n\n~1l-\n\nB tho' above offort the Bloc. JntengIve tbe curront furtber expldtetJon 'bave dovoloped 1n #t 1,0,, palrce revolt, 111 cour8o. dopend, to tbe Unlted 18 ontroly pobeible tbe I\n\nC the the and other to gerve llttle Jn rare an opportunlty acceptabla tbe. Cuban It for. 8ucb but Do aotlvo\n\n1-\n\nI abovo, probram of Hovover , the 0r\n\nB, It 1\u00f8 propobod Jntenslfy to through to the Cuben denlel operetione, 0,8. Of atreteglc deny dly\n\n- G-2 be contlpued8nd 1t sbould be to Lucrense not only Cuban but Bloc\n- and\n\n1 and Bupport State 1n to explolt current 048 davalop\n\n- 2, tbe\n- 3 , of the CRC groupb for Cube,\n\nof tbe Dovoloi\n\n- 5, dononBtrated con9 Sovlet Laperlallem,\n- aDd other CIAapproprlate.\n\n- 7 autbority Branted\n- 8, prupeganda legal 0n Bolectlve black 2a110,\n\nIfe for Jntelllgenc? colloct pBycbologlcal to iount thla effort tbe contipental and ouly tbatoffort\u00f8 ehould to trenBfor 88 pobsible of 1t 18 belleved It the Stato of tc bendle\n\n\n## IV ,\n\nIntelllgonc? , 48 out;llned, Lntenance of cupabllltle8\n\n- Bred\u00f9al but eubBtantlal reductlon the expead Ltures andpergonnol of\n- the re-poBltlonlng of Task 88\n- c\n- by (ugonted) cf by Withln the purvlaw of tbe DCI and thone offcorb to pabt\n- Yourconcurrence 1 plan\n- B; 18 rocommendod cocurrence \\_\n- c; Bocure from to attempt to Induce Fan at\n- It thet 1f {8 propoBod, to tranafer to the Departnent State tye of uncontrolle\n\n\n\n\n\nconoept, you; Foroe\n\n~17-", "pages": 24} {"id": "doc_c236d209_a978_4de3_8eea_2d2cca155ee6", "filename": "104-10142-10279.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10142-10279.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10142-10279\n\nITERNAL USE ONLY\n\nJOURNAL\n\nOFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL Thursday 10 November 1977\n\n\n\n- (Unclassified MLG) EMPLOYMENT REQUESTS Concerning Debbie' , in the office of Representative Douglas Applegate (D. Ohio) , application from thelr constituent , Robert Sensibaugb, I informed her, per the Office of Personnel, that we had not She thanked me for my help:\n- (Unclassified MLG) LIAISON Per ber request I forwarded to Karen, in the office of Representative Mario Biaggi (D. , N. a COPY of the pres\u00f8 release that went out regarding the CIA tours. Y. )\n- 3. (Unclassifed MG) LIAISON Ted Winicov, Pa. ) who requeeted a copy of the Agency publi\u00e9ation \"Soviet Commercial Itold him a copy would be forwarded to him.\n\n- 4, (Unclassified KSN) LIAISON Called Dawn, secretary to Professor G. Robert Blakey, Chief Counsel and Director, Houge Select Committee 04 Asgassinations , and set up a meeting for tomorrow afternoon and Mr. Cummins to meet with\n- 5\\_ (Secret DTC) LLAISON 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 from members of the Select Committee staff asking for any security information on them which ie held by the Agency. I did not provide the names of the requesters to Blakey.\n\n- 6 (Internal Use RJK) LIAISON Keith Raffel, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, visited the Badge Office and received his Headquarters badge. He then proceeded to the C&R conference room where he reviewed extracts relating to the security services Of the United Kingdom, Australia, and France; assisted with the United Kingdom liaison service aspects. Only\n\n/9894\n\n'INTERNAL USE ONLY\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_4fcd0f3c_0ce3_4dbe_8282_a4ddc8e079df", "filename": "104-10102-10043.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10102-10043.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "SECRET\n\n20 April 1977\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nIdentification of\n\nSensltive Source:\n\nThe sensitive source cited in paragraph\\_ 4 page of Book V @inal Report Of SSC to Study Operations was an audio the. Cuban Itis defunct and the files are retalned Archives @p @arrento]] The French Desk will order for u9 1f needed\n\nA copy of the referenced communication PARI (IN 69266) dated 27 Novenber 1963 1s attached It was located 1n 4 of Rolando CUBELA officlal flle cited in paragraph 3 of that Cuban alternate delegate to an uBwitting FI source at that time 29 1664\n\nPlease note that a of cable was provided to Mr Breckinridge to carry to 8 meeting on 1l June. 1976 Wlth Senators Hart and Schwe1ker c\u00f2py\n\n\n\nAttachment:\n\na/s\n\nBackground Use Ony Roproduco:\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_9d034db7_540d_46a4_a859_5eb14bb9fd1a", "filename": "104-10061-10292.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10061-10292.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n2 4\n\nCentral over\n\nSUBJECT\n\nFouse Ass;ssinations\n\nREFERENCE\n\nLetter for OLC fr Chief Counsel/Director of HSCA, dtd 8 7 8\n\n- 1 In response the request in Reference CCS files contain information on five of the individuals listed, as follows:\n- MIrs \\_ G . Bro;r Four documents con\u00edain references to Ferna Jeane Stebbens born 12 August 1928 in Ia;noka ; Iife 0 f George Stanley Broln . born 1926 i2 Fargo, Oklahoma an Agency employee from 1952 to 1962\\_\n- b David E . Approximately 100 documents concerning primarii; the establishment maintenance and use of cower for Subject during his Agency career as \u00e0 Staff Enployee fron April 1948 to July 1975 .\n\n- Gresson \u00edGra\"ston) Lynch 60 documents:concern t'e maintenance and use of coi-\u00ebr for Subject during his Agency carcer from Februar: 1961 to September 1971 Upon retircment in 1971 , Subiect Tarpa; Florida as his forwarding address\n- d : roxinatcly 50 con cerning born 21 June in Hattisbur? from 195 2s\n\nC{\n\n\n\nIn conncction i th thc if hc is to thc Suhjcct rctire (LAC) status Subiect CCS files 2; ()/2 a T 195 7 i\" CaliFornia\n\n- Bi]1 docuaents cerning \"illia: born 2 7 1942 in Chicago, Illinois from October 1967 to January '1972. concern priaarilv the establishnent , and use for Subj ect during career\\_ Upon resignation in 1972 Subject left no forsarding address \\_\n- 2 \\_ CCS files contain no information the remaining individuals listed in Reference request \\_\n\nL\n\nDistribution:\n\nOrig 8 1\n\nAddressee\n\n1\n\n1 10-#H\n\nRC - 5128 (Brovr)\n\nRC -16402\n\nCCS /PRG Fia board\n\n(II chronc", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_acf08d2d_1630_4b6a_9186_2d9ef6dda8e9", "filename": "104-10117-10076.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10117-10076.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## PERSONAL HIBTORY BTATEMENT (Appendux I)\n\n0r8s 88 Of means Hng\n\nCalonb\n\nCouncu Dosocol Wopcn\n\nNedonn' Alano\n\nPratarnal Bocloty\n\nInsttute\n\nOommlttoo\n\n0f\n\n- for\n\nthe\n\nBorla\n\nChoplp\n\nYarr\n\nColumblang\n\nA\n\nL Marylana\n\n(B0o DLscdmpaton; Prorldonn Abollab\n\nCommlttoa Blchardson\n\nDafend Prccdom Plttsburgh'\n\nCommonvcalth\n\n- Party; 8. 2 Its subarlalona,\n\nDDy\n\nClub\n\nHrlem\n\nBrotberbood Heenlc-Amerlcan\n\nKa\n\n(Rlaing clalon)\n\nHollrvood Aperlcan Councu {or Democrecy Brotherbood\n\nOnlon\n\nAmercad\n\nBocoty\n\nCommlttco\n\nAscembly body Hoth AJd War\n\nCentor\n\nBupd (Amerlkadculscbar Volksbund)\n\nVocatlona Lcegue\n\nOI\n\nLdustr Lbe Warla\n\nInlerallonn\n\nJohnson-Poncot Oroup\n\nJohnsonlta to a\n\nKu\n\n4o Kymbaousor\n\nLabor\n\nWnter\n\nCommlttoo BW 0 Bigbu\n\nInc)\n\nBoclal Bclonco\n\nBoutber\n\nOupjudan\n\nCalornla clon Naclonal Mexlco-Amerlcana)\n\nNaclona\n\nNatlona\n\nWln the Pcaco caled by\n\nfor\n\nBaslerd Pollcy)\n\nOI\n\nAmerican-Bovlot Frlendablp\n\nLabor Confercnco Iar Pcaco\n\nActlon\n\nNatJonn\n\nDcmocrallc\n\n0\n\nP\n\n(Tbe ortb Nortb\n\nOblo Bcbool @ Bocaj Bclenco\n\nPo Club\n\nPeaco Informstlon Center\n\n0 Ltl\n\nLbe Qann Zono)\n\nArt\n\nArts Club\n\nProtestant\n\nProrldona Arca\n\nHarylana\n\n(Bco' Commlttco\n\nWorter Lcaguo\n\nBusalan\n\nAmarlcan Boclety, Inc\n\nBamuol\n\n:'\n\nAmerlcan\n\nAfalr\n\nVldordan Coupcu\n\na\n\nForkar\n\nTom Pulno Bcbool (800 Trado Onlonlsts [or Peace\n\nAmerlcan\n\nYorr\n\nAld CommJttoo\n\nCommlttce %f\n\nCoordinatlon Oommttos a Boutb\n\nDaenso\n\nCoupcu\n\nBoutbe\n\nYorr Clvu tbe Abrham Communlst\n\nWasblpgton\n\nWashlngton\n\nWorken\n| Do Not USE ISSUED BY | ThIS SPACE |\n|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| 6, 1961 September INSTRUCTIONS Answer all questions completely or check appropriate box: [f question is not applicable, write 'NA' Write known only if you do not know the answer and it cannot be obtained {rom personel records. Use bl\u00f8k space at Type, Or write carefully; illegible or incomplete fors will not receive consideration: Consider your answers carefully . Your signature at the end of this for will certify to their correctness. Careful completion of all epplicable questions will penit review of your qualifications to the best advantage; AND \"Un- | 6, 1961 September INSTRUCTIONS Answer all questions completely or check appropriate box: [f question is not applicable, write 'NA' Write known only if you do not know the answer and it cannot be obtained {rom personel records. Use bl\u00f8k space at Type, Or write carefully; illegible or incomplete fors will not receive consideration: Consider your answers carefully . Your signature at the end of this for will certify to their correctness. Careful completion of all epplicable questions will penit review of your qualifications to the best advantage; AND \"Un- |\n| SECTION GENERAL PERSONAL | SECTION GENERAL PERSONAL |\n| FULL NAME (Laat-First-Middlo) 2. AGE 3. SEX 26 | FULL NAME (Laat-First-Middlo) 2. AGE 3. SEX 26 |\n| FLORES Danfel 6. Color Of EYES 5' 8\" 165 Brou Black Dark Rigbt cheek, one-half scar; left one- scar;_both pds _ | FLORES Danfel 6. Color Of EYES 5' 8\" 165 Brou Black Dark Rigbt cheek, one-half scar; left one- scar;_both pds _ |\n| None 12. CurrEnt Stroot , City, PERMANENT NO. | None 12. CurrEnt Stroot , City, PERMANENT NO. |\n| Coumtry) AnD PHone 05 2828 W, #203 2828 Connocticut Avenue, N W | Coumtry) AnD PHone 05 2828 W, #203 2828 Connocticut Avenue, N W |\n| Hashlng ton 8, D C #203 Wagbington 8, EXT. 16. LEGAL RESIDENCE (Stote, 0r | Hashlng ton 8, D C #203 Wagbington 8, EXT. 16. LEGAL RESIDENCE (Stote, 0r |\n| 06 None District of 18. Other NAMES You None 19. INDICATE CIRCUMSTANCES (Including Lon8u twelve xearg 20. IF NA SECTION II POSITION DATA You ARE | 06 None District of 18. Other NAMES You None 19. INDICATE CIRCUMSTANCES (Including Lon8u twelve xearg 20. IF NA SECTION II POSITION DATA You ARE |\n| INDICATE Any phase of communic ations; or personnel work. | INDICATE Any phase of communic ations; or personnel work. |\n| 3, Foa lowor 3 12 00 Imediately | 3, Foa lowor 3 12 00 Imediately |\n| indicate | indicate |\n| NFREQUENTLY Other: | NFREQUENTLY Other: |\n| Assignment In | Assignment In |\n| Washington, outside Continental I would be will1ng to travel the Unlted States provlded | Washington, outside Continental I would be will1ng to travel the Unlted States provlded |\n| Baid travel would not involve 8 permanent move whereby my le be changed. However, It 1s to lfve overseas on | Baid travel would not involve 8 permanent move whereby my le be changed. However, It 1s to lfve overseas on |\n\n444 Use Previous Edition\n\n49\n\nCitizenship\n\nPlace 0\n\nMarcog Texes\n\nUnited States of America 6.\n\n\nCitizenship\n\nTE natural- ED\n\nX Birth\n\nNA\n\nNA\n\nNA\n\nNA\n\nHAVE You HELD Previous nationality\n\nYES, GIE NAME Of\n\nNo\n\nNA\n\nNA\n\nYES\n\nChange\n\nNo\n\nNA\n\nApplied\n\nNA\n\n16. Port OF Entry\n\n17\n\n15\n\nNA\n\nNA\n\nNA\n\n19 DATE Visa Issued\n\n18. LAST\n\nVISA\n\nNA\n\nNA\n\n\n## SECTION IY\n\n\n## EDUCATION\n\nLeading\n\nderee\n\nDoctor'8\n\nX\n\nTwo\n\n\n## 2\n\n2. ADDRESS Stato, Country)\n\nNAME Of\n\nMarcos Elementarx Shool\n\n(an\n\nMarcos\n\nTexas\n\nISA\n\nSept\n\nX YES\n\n3. High SCHOOL\n\nNAME OF\n\nSchool\n\n(an Marcos\n\nU ,S,A;\n\nDATES\n\n(0\n\nX YES\n\nSCMOOL NAME Of\n\nNA\n\nYES\n\nN\n\nCOLLEGE OR UnIVERSITY STUDY\n\nUniyeasity\n\nTo\n\nMajoa\n\nMinor\n\nTypo\n\nSECTION IV CONTINUED FROM PAGE\n\nWhich Required submission OF written Thesis, indicate\n\nNA\n\n\n## AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS\n\nnane\n\nTo\n\nMonths\n\nNA\n\n1\n\nnAME\n\nTo\n\nmonths\n\nMarine\n\nSocurity\n\nGuard\n\nSchool\n\nHenderson\n\nHall\n\nMarine Corps\\_\n\nSecurity\n\nGuard\n\nTraining\n\n9/28/58\n\n[10/31/58\n\nIMDICATED ABOVE.\n\n\nWeepons Iraln\u00edng Marine Corps \\_\n\nActed 88 cold weather training at Bridgeport, Callfornia (P\u00edckle Headows USMC )\n\n\n## FOREIGN LANGUAGE ABILITIES\n\nCOMPETENCE\n\n1, Language\n\nR-Rood,\n\nW-Wrlto,\n\nS-Spook\n\nEquiv-\n\nFLUEnT\n\nIndlcate your\n\nAlenT\n\nADEQURATE\n\nTo\n\nOB VIOUSLY\n\nKnow-\n\nNATIVE\n\nLONGED\n\nSTUDY\n\nWrlte\n\n0r\n\nForeign\n\nRESEARCH\n\nTRAVEL\n\nLEDGE\n\nSpoak by placing 0 chock (X)\n\nFLUEncY\n\nRES\"\n\nIDENCE\n\nIn lho aPproprato box(oo)\n\nR\n\nW\n\n3\n\nR\n\nSpantsh\n\nYou HAVE\n\nNA\n\nAND\n\nNA\n\nWork involving in THE Scien-\n\nCould act 88 llteral 1nterpreter at almost any level,\n\nPropiciency in LanguagE WOULD You BE Willing AnY Position For Vhich\n\nYes\n\nNo\n\nSECTION VII\n\n\n## GEOGRAPHIC AREA KNOWLEDGE AND FOREIGN TRAYEL\n\nharbors, Utilities,\n| | Dates Of Type | KNOWLEDGE Acquired BY | KNOWLEDGE Acquired BY | KNOWLEDGE Acquired BY | KNOWLEDGE Acquired BY |\n|-----------|------------------------------|-------------------------|-------------------------|-------------------------|-------------------------|\n| | RESIDENCE | RESI DENCE | TraVEL | | MENT |\n| Bolfvie | 11/13758 General Lowledge | | | | |\n| Per | to General_lowledge 11/29/60 | X | | | |\n| Chile | tol 6/2[59 | | X | | |\n| Argentina | 6/21/59 to 6/30 59 | | X | | |\n| Uruguay | 16/30 '59 to 12 [59 | | | ABOYE, | |\n\nUruguay 12 [59 ABOYE,\n\nGuard Amerlcan Embassy Bollvia and Peru Vacatlon Chile ; Argentina; Uruguaj; Panama\n\nUNITED\n\nPassport ba s been cancelled,\n\n\n## TYPInG AND STENOGRAPHIC SKILLS\n\n45 wpm\n\nNone\n\nCHECK (X)\n\nGREGG\n\n(Spoclly):\n\nYou HAYE TRAIning (Comptomotor\n\nIbermofax, mimeograph, switchboard\n\nSECTION YIII\n\n\n## SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS\n\nList HOBBIES AND Sports in Vhich You ARE indicate YouR Proficiency\n\nFoot ball\n\n- good\n\nBasketball\n\n- fair\n\nRead\u00edng\n\n- averege\n\nSwlming\n\n- 'good\n- very good\n- INDICATE EXPERIENCE OR Training Which Might Fit Particular Position Or\n\nNone my knowle dge\n\nNone\n\n- Radio (Indt\n\nSECTION VIII CONTINUED FROM PAGE\n\nARE You now Or HAVE You Ever\n\nAnswered YEs To ABOYE, License AnD STATE\n\nNA\n\nFirst LICENSE OR\n\nLICEnSE\n\nNA\n\nNA\n\ncoplob ND TYPE OF Riting (Non-Fiction\n\nNone\n\nINDICATE ANY DEVICES Vhich You HAVE INVENTED AnD STATE\n\nNone\n\n10.\n\n\nHave spoken my father's churcb and other churches approximately 150 Met and ass1sted publc 1n Embassies durlng my tour of duby Marine Securiby Guard\n\n11 , List Which You ARE MEMBER. List RECEIVED.\n\n\nNone\n\n\n## EMPLOYMENT HIStoRY\n\nAccount for all periode including caqual employmont and all poriods of unemployment what you did dwing poriodsol uemployment\" List all civilian employment by In completing item 9, \"De- latoment8.\n\n\n2.\n\n\nto 1953\n\nE\u00edllburn 'sDrug\\_Store\n\nSlato, Country) CIty,\n\n05\n\nTexas\n\nKind Of BUSINESS\n\nNAME Of supervisor\n\nMr\n\nSALARY Or\n\n00 Per month\n\ndescription\n\nEmployee et soda counter\n\nparticipate school 0 vents (footbell).\n\n\nSECTION [X CONTINUED To PAGE\n| SECTION IX INCLUSIVE DATES (From and To July 1954-June 1955 | CONTINUED FROM PAGE Grocery Store |\n|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------|\n| ADDRESS (No St San Marcos | ADDRESS (No St San Marcos |\n| Grocery Store Mr Ignaclo Title 1, | Gonzales 06 |\n| Butcher duties | 330,00 |\n| Slaughterlng and preparIng meat for sale well | actual |\n| To attend | |\n| INCLUSIVE DATES (From and To By Mo. Bnd Yr-) September, 1956 ADDRESS(No., Stroet, Stato, Country) BUSINESS 9, Private School Mr 1. SALARY Assistant 3500 Painted dormftorles In the Academy attend s chool City (Iobn | 2. (an_Marcog Baptlst Acadomy |\n| 1956 1957 @cononv)Department Stores State, Country) 9 Mr Max Mendlovitz 1, SALARY PER week cus tomers July | NAME OF |\n| INCLUSIVE DATES (From Bnd To By Mo. and Yr) September, (an Marcog o Texes BUSINESS | |\n| 1n selecting and buying goods . Corps _ INCLUSIVE By Mo. and Yr) 2. NAME OF EMPLOYInG Firm OR | AGENCY United Corps |\n| | Col Jobn Magruder |\n| 1961 | Per month |\n| Quantico | |\n| Schools | |\n| Cpl (E-4) | |\n| Museum Attendant | |\n| Clothing_ Store Clerk | |\n| Sales | |\n| Assisted | |\n| Join the Marine | |\n| July 26 1957 Marine Corps | |\n| Corps | |\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n## SECTION IX CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6\n\nDUTIES\n\nActed guide to entering Museum, explaining Marine Corps history, etc Also on several occasions acted 88 Interpreter for vsiting military pe rsonnel from Latin America.\n\n\n10 REASONS F OR\n\nDIs charged\n\nINCLUSIYE DATES (From and To By Mo\n\nJuly 28 1961 30, 1961\n\nCompany\n\nI\n\nStreets,\n\nW\n\nWashington D \\_\n\nKIND BUSINESS\n\nConstruction\n\n08\n\nMr\\_ L G Bruce\n\n06\n\nTitle\n\nEARNINGS\n\nGRADE (l Fodoral Sorvlco)\n\nLaborer\n\n217\n\nPER bour\n\nHandyman for Company\n\nLEAVING\n\nTemporary whlle\n\nKind OF BUSINESS\n\nNAME\n\nSALARY\n\nCLASS. GRADE (l Fodoral Sorvlco)\n\nPER\n\n10. REASONS FoR LEAVing\n\n7 1/2 years\n\nPosition.\n\n\nOres\n\nHAVE Position UnDER\n\nYES\n\nIf Your AnSWER To\n\nHonorably discharged from States Marine Corps .\n\n\nSECTION X'\n\n- The THE UnIvERSAL 1948 (A, aadod\n\nREASON\n\nNA\n\n\n## MILITARY SERVICE\n\nYES\n\nIA\n\nCation\n\n101\n\n1/2\n\nSan\n\n- DESTGNATION AnD ADDRESS\n\nAntonio\n\nSt.\n\n\nAnD/oR PAST\n\nTexas\n| As | MARInE Corps | Air | Foreign @rgan |\n|------|----------------|-------|-----------------|\n| | | | None |\n\n\n## Personnel Administratlon\n\n- 6. TOTAL Length Of\n- EXTENDED ACTIVE 25 July 1961\n\nCpl (EL\n\nPast\n\n- 8. SERVICE, Serial Or\n\ncurrent\n\n10. SECONDARY Title\n\nChief Clerk\n\nNone\\_\n\nBrief description Of orvico)\n\nPast Service:\n\nClerk personnel service records\\_\n\n2 Security Guard 1n the American Embassies La Paz, Poru,\n\nRetirement\n\nUnDUE hardships retirement COMBAT\n\nRetireMent For Disability\n\nYES\n\nretirement For\n\nX\n\nYES\n\nOther:\n\n- 3. You now\n\nNo\n\nX\n\nX\n\n\n## If YOU HAYE OR J ABOVE, CHECK COMPONENT MEMBERSHIP BELOV\n\nNAVY\n\n4ir\n\n- rate\n- ntor) And Title\n\n0141\n\nNone\n\n- To ing Unit\n- HavE You Military mobilization Assign-\n- ing\n\nAir\n\n- Of Rank\n\nArmy Rotc\n\n1959\n\nretired\n\nRotc Air\n\nREADY reserve\n\n- 7. Expiration Tion Jenuary 1962\n\nSTANDBY(Inactlvo)\n\n- 10. SECONDARY or Do\n\nNone\n\n- You HAVE YEs' GIVE And ADDRESS 12,\n\nAr\n\nMilitary Reserve Duties\n\nYES\n\nNo\n\nYES\n\nno\n\nX\n\n- 15.\n\n- Are\n\nHeadquarters Mar'ne Corps Weshington\n\nD\n\n- no.\n\n\n06\n\nYES\n\nX\n\nno\n\nAn\n\nSECTION XI'\n\nFINANCIAL STATUS\n\nENTIRELY DEPEnDENT ON Youa SALARY? 1 /\n\nYEs\n\nNo\n\n2. |F YouR\n\nWife's income\n\nBAnKING Which You HAVE ACCOUnTS\n\nNAME ~f institution\n\n330\n\nIhe Bank of Californie, N,A.\n\n\nPortlend, Oregon\n\n15 and H Streets, Washington\n\nIrust Compeny\n\nHAVE Ybu EVER BANKRUPTCY,\n\nYES\n\nno\n\nYour\n\n6. GIVE ThrEE Credit\n\n1310 Portland 5, Box Atlente 9, Georgle 917 Caroline St00t, FredericksburgYirginie gon\n\nMotors\n\nGulf Corporatlon\n\nNinde Furniture Company\n\nDo You RECEIVE AN AnnUIY STATES Or district AnY Retirement YEs\n\n8 . IF Your 'YES\" To THE DETAILS\n\nHAVInG SUBSTANTIAL\n\nYEs\n\nNo\n\nSECTION XII\n\n\n## MARITAL STATUS\n\nPaesent STATUS (Singlo, Morried,Widowod, Soperatod, Dlvorced, or Annullod) specify: Married\n\nDATE PLACE , REASON For ALL SEPARATIOnS\n\nNA\n\nWIFE, HUSBAND OR FIANCE:\n\nIf you have married more than once including annulments use separete sheet {or {ormer wile or husband giving date required below for all previous marriages. If marriege contempleted, {ill in eppropriate information {or {ience. been\n\nNAME\n\n(Firet)\n\n(Labi)\n\nDorotby\n\nAnne\n\n06\n\nArnett\n\nFlores\n\nUSED\n\nindicate Of USE ON PAGE 16 Of This inforkation.\n\n\n06\n\nDorothy A Moran\n\nPLACE OF MARRIAGE (City, Coutry)\n\nPeru\n\nPaz\n\nBolivla\n\n9, DATE Of\n\n10. CAUSE OF DEATH\n\nX\n\n06 (2828 Connecticut NW. #203 Washington 8~-D.C\n\nBirth\n\n14, citizenship\n\nJanuary 31, 1935\n\nPortland Oregon\n\nUn\u00edted States of\n\nSECTION XII CONTINUED To PAGE 10\n\nNA\n\n- FORMER Citizenshipis) [Countryieo)\n\nNA\n\n10\n\nSECTION XII CONTINUED FROM PAGE\n\n- 15, PLACE OF\n\nNA\n\nNA\n\nNA\n\n- Present or\n- Legal\n- Boykin and Former: Department of State\n\n603 Washington 6,\n\n22. DATES OF MILITARY SERVICE (From and to By Mo. and Yr)\n\nNone\n\n23. BRAnCH OF SERVICE\n\n25 .\n\n\nDETAILS OF\n\nService\n\nJan.\n\n\nOct\n\n1960;\n\n1958\n\nCiv1l\n\nService\n\nApril 1961\n\nForeign\n\nJune\\_1961\n\nCHILDREN AND OTHER DEPENDENTS\n\n- Provide The\n- Other\n- Unmaaried Age,\n| The | RelAtionship | DATE AnD | citizenship | Provide |\n|-------|----------------|------------|---------------|-----------|\n| None_ | | | | |\n\n\n\n\n\nSECTION XIY\n\n- (Laot-Plrot-Mlddlo) Full NAME\n- STA\n\nElores\\_\n\ncurrent\n\n(01\n\nS;\n\nStreet\n\nBirth\n\nGuadalupe\n\nDecember 201898\n\n10. DATE OF\n\n- 12.\n\n\nMax 1918 242\n\nMexicen\n\nOccupation\n\nBeptlst\n\nGuada lupe\n\nStreet never\n\n2. Living\n\nX\n\n- 3 ,\n- CAUSE Of DEATH\n\nYES\n\nNo\n\nINDICATE He HAS USED Particulars (Whoro USE This This information.\n\n\n08\n\n- San\\_Marcog Of\n- Citizenship\n\nMier\n\nNoriege\n\nPLACE OF EnTRY\n\n- DATE 19,\n\nNueyo\n\nUnknow\n\nAcquired\n\n1957\n\nAustin\n\n- 16,\n\n88R\n\n18,\n\nMexican Beptist Cburch\n\nForeion\n\nMexico\n\nIISA\n\n\n\n- 20\n\nSECTION XY\n\nNone to\n\nm\n\nADDRESS\n\nAustin\n\nSeptember\n\n20 ,\n\nIF\n\nUnknown former Citizenshipis)\n\nNA\n\nHousewife\n\nNA\n\nNA\n\n- 21\n\nNA\n\n\n## SECTION XYI\n| | relationship | CitiZEnship (Country) of Americe | CitiZEnship (Country) of Americe | CitiZEnship (Country) of Americe |\n|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------|------------------------------------|------------------------------------|\n| Petlan Frenceso6 Current ADDRESS (No, 631 RIver Texas | Petlan Frenceso6 Current ADDRESS (No, 631 RIver Texas | Living AgE | Living AgE | Living AgE |\n| | | X Yes | | No |\n| 2. relationship Rache1)ob Sister | 2. relationship Rache1)ob Sister | CITIZENSHIP (Contry) of America | CITIZENSHIP (Contry) of America | CITIZENSHIP (Contry) of America |\n| Current ADDRESS (No, Sboot, Clty, Zono, Stato, Country) | Current ADDRESS (No, Sboot, Clty, Zono, Stato, Country) | 3, Living | 3, Living | 3, Living |\n| (11 Lambort Antonio Texas | (11 Lambort Antonio Texas | YES | | No |\n| 2. Relationship | 2. Relationship | CitizEnship (Contry) of Americe | CitizEnship (Contry) of Americe | CitizEnship (Contry) of Americe |\n| Black, Rebecca Mars)p 6 Sister Current ADDRESS (No , Stoot, City Zono, Stato, Coutry) | Black, Rebecca Mars)p 6 Sister Current ADDRESS (No , Stoot, City Zono, Stato, Coutry) | 3, Liying | 3, Liying | 3, Liying |\n| 501 8 Guadalupe Marcos Texas | 501 8 Guadalupe Marcos Texas | X YES | | No |\n| FULL | FULL | US. of | US. of | US. of |\n| Elores Brother CURREn ADDRESS | Elores Brother CURREn ADDRESS | Living | Living | Living |\n| RogemarY and Texas FULL 2. relationship | RogemarY and Texas FULL 2. relationship | YEs | | No |\n| Brother | Brother | US of America | US of America | US of America |\n| Country) | Country) | Liyino | Liyino | Liyino |\n| Route 2 Box 320, San Texas | Route 2 Box 320, San Texas | YES | | no |\n| Sister | Sister | 0.S of Americe | 0.S of Americe | 0.S of Americe |\n| CURRENT Clty, Zono, Stato, Country) 1252 | CURRENT Clty, Zono, Stato, Country) 1252 | Living YES | | No |\n| FULL 2. relationship Elores Bpother | FULL 2. relationship Elores Bpother | of America | of America | of America |\n| | | | X | No |\n| Current ADDRESS (N , Stroot, | Current ADDRESS (N , Stroot, | Living 6 AGE | Living 6 AGE | Living 6 AGE |\n| | | YES | | |\n| FULL relationship Flores (uan)ob Brother | FULL relationship Flores (uan)ob Brother | citizenship (Cortty) of Amer 1ca | citizenship (Cortty) of Amer 1ca | citizenship (Cortty) of Amer 1ca |\n| Current | Current | Living | Living | Living |\n| De ceased | De ceased | YEs | | |\n\n\n## MOTHER (uive same inlamation Lar Sepmother on &eparate sheet)\n\nYing\n\nDATE OF\n\nJune 1939\n\nUse\n\nStato, Country)\n\nIexas\n\nLeon,\n\nUSEDTHESE\n\nwhat 80\n\nMarcos\n\nNuevo\n\n- PLACE Of\n\nUnknown\n\nAcquired\n\nNA\n\n16,\n\nMexIco\n\nNA\n\nNA\n\nLee\n\nStreets\n\n190\n\nMler\n\nEye and\n\nNA\n\nUnknown\n\n\n\n20,\n\nNA\n\nHAS\n\nFATHER-IN-LAW\n\nLiving\n\nDATE OF\n\nCAUSE\n\nArntt, Carl\n\n06\n\nYEs\n\nHAS NAMES. (Whore and by whal authority). USE EXTRA SPACE Provided ON PAGE 16 OF This Form This information, To\n\ncurrent\n\n4505\n\n22\n\nDATE Of Birth\n\n8 , PLACE\n\nCitizenship\n\nJanuary 2, 1909\n\nNortb Dakota\n\nof\n\n10 , DATE OF\n\nEntry\n\nNA\n\ncitizenshipis) former\n\n13, DATE Acquired\n\n14-\n\nNA\n\nNA\n\nNA\n\n16, Present\n\nWarebouae Poreman\n\nWIlbelm Inc Portland oregon\n\nSECTION XYIIL\n\nNAME (Laot-Plrot-Middlo) Full\n\nLiving\n\n9 ,\n\nCAUSE OF\n\n(ompkng\n\nYes\n\nNo\n\nSTATE other NAMES She\n\nindicate USED PAGE 16 Of This This information.\n\n\nirnett\n\nCurrent Last ADDRESS Stroot, City, Steto, Country)\n\n\n## 12920 Portland Place Portland 36)\n\nCitizenship\n\nPortland\n\nof\n\n10. BORn outside DATE Of Entry\n\nPLACE Of EnIRY\n\nNA\n\n13,\n\n14\n\nformer Citizenshipis) [Countryloo)\n\nNA\n\nAcquired\n\nNA\n\n16,\n\noccupation\n\nHomemaker\n\nSECTION XIX\n\nAGE\n\nNone to Ioulodge\\_\n\n(Country)\n\nAGE\n\nFuli NAME (Last-First-Mlddle)\n\nEMPLOYED BY\n\nDATE Of\n\nrelationship\n\nAgE\n\nFull NAME\n\nWhich\n\nEMPLOYED BY\n\nCONTACT\n\nDATE\n\nAgE\n\nULL\n\nAddress Or Country in\n\nCitizenship (Couiry)\n\nOF\n\nLast Contact\n\nTo PAGE 13\n\n\n## SECTIOn XXII\n\n\n## CLUBS , SOCIETIES, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS\n\nOr organizations of any kind (Include membership in, or Bupport of, any or\u00dfanization having headquarters or branch in 8 [orei8n country) to which you belong or have belonged\n\n\n## RESIDENCES For THE PAST 15 YEARS\n| | (Numnber,(Stroot, City. | | |\n|---------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------------|----------|\n| | | | To |\n| SpanLgh Club 0 Dlstrlbutiye Education | San Marcos High School, Marcos Texas San Marcos High School, Clubl (an Mar\u00e7oa Texas First Mexlcan 1o San | | 1955 May |\n| SpanLgh Club 0 Dlstrlbutiye Education | | Sept _ 1954 | |\n| SpanLgh Club 0 Dlstrlbutiye Education | Tex | Jan. 1957 | 1957 May |\n| SpanLgh Club 0 Dlstrlbutiye Education | | | |\n| SECTION XXIII | | |\n|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------|-----------|\n| | | To |\n| 06 4236 Kenmore Axe , #201) Alexandrle 06 08 672_Bartolome Herrere, Miraflores Lima Peru Potosi_ USIS La Paz Bolivla Company , Headquarters Marine @orps , Henderson Hall Washington DC Cold Weather Tralning Battalion, Pickle Meadows Bridgeport California Base 29 Palms Martne Corps Recruft Depot San_Diepo California Merine_Corps Base Camp Pendleton Californie Nov 501 S _ Guadalupe St_ San Marcos Texas Brownwood 501 Guadalup@ Marcog Texas | Dec,1960 Mar 1946 | 1941 1940 |\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\nS\u00cbCTION XXIY\n\n\n## ADDITIONAL INFORMATION\n\nYou OR HAVE You Ever ADVOCATED; Or ARE You HAVE INDIVIDUAL Or ORGAN BY FORCE\\_ OR SEEKS Their Rights UnDER BY\n\nX\n\nno\n\nYou HAVE To\n\nYES\n\nDo\n\nX\n\nNo\n\nDo You HAVE You\n\nX\n\nA FOREIGn INTELLIGENCE ORGAN-\n\nANSWER I5 'YES'\n\nList BELOV PLOYMENT SInCe 1940\n\nI served 4 Jears 1n United States Marine Corps \\_\n\nKNOWLEDGE OF THE ABOVE HAVE CONDUCTED AN INVESTigation Of You, indicate The NAME OF The AGENCY The\n\nAn Investigation ( I do not know by whom) conducted prior to departure for where I was attacbed to the American Embas This took place during August and. September of\n\nNOTE SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS quostion 0\n\n10. VICTED F AnY\n\nYES\n\nOffense AnD Disposition OF CASE in ACCORDANCE ABOVE.\n\n\nX\n\nAnD Provide SHEET Ac\n\nEX\n\nNo\n\nX\n\n\n## PERSON TO BE NOTIFIED IN CASE OF EMERGENCY\n\nNAME (Firat-Ulddlo-Laut)\n\nMrs Daniel\\_Flores\n\nHOME ADDRESS (No., Streat, Cily, Zone, State, Country)\n\nHoME PHONE 265-8322\n\n2828 8 DC\n\n@USINESS ADDRESS@o\n\nEXT.\n\n\nEMPLOYER, Boykin and De Francis\n\n08 DI 7-5444 )\n\n1000\n\nl6th St.,\n\nSuite 603)\n\nWashington\n\n6,\n\nD.C.\n\n\nIN CASE OF notification R\u00c9ASONS 06 In all cases wife: Relatlve Mrs (icente S . St J % (b (eguin) Texes Telephone Gr 9-1087J,\n\n05\n\nWILL BE INVESTIGATED.\n\n\nknowladge belief. ogrec that any misstatement dismissol or rejectlon % oPplicationals understand that shoble by ond Puni\n\nDATE OF\n\nsigxed\n\nOf Witness\n\nWashington District of Colubia\\_\n\nBign yow name at the end of the added material extra pages the Bame size 88 this page and Bign each such pege ing\n\nMARITAL STATUS : Item #4, Section XII September 1956 to October 1956\\_ to(t . Col\\_ Joseph G Moran) 1n Portland, Oregon, by Circuit Court Judge . Used name of (oran) untir November 14, 1966, changed to Flores. 06 1,\n\nFATHER-IN-IAW: Item #5, Section XVII Short name for Raymond\n\nGEOGRAPHIC AREA KNOWLEDGE AND FOREIGN TRAVEL: Item #1, VI\n\nArgentlna\n\n2\n\nJuly 1959\n\nto\n\n3\n\n1959\n\nIravel\n\nPanama\n\n10 November 1958 to 13 November 1958\n\nJuly\n\nSEE ATTACHED SHEET FOR PERTINENT INFOR MATION RELATIVE TO STEP-MOTHER \\_\n\nSigned at Washington, D C this of September , 1961. day\n\n\n\nATTACHENT TO FORM NO . 444 PERSONAL HISTORY\n\nSection XV STEPMOTER\n\n06\n\nFull name\n\n(Concepcion\n\nR\n\nFlores\n\nYes\n\nOther\n\nName $\n\nShe\n\nUsed:\n\nNone\n\nto\n\nmy\n\nknowledge\n\nCurrent Address:\n\nS\n\nGuadalupe\n\nStreet,\n\nSan\n\nMarcos)\n\nIexas\n\nDate of\n\nDecember 8 , 1914\n\n08\n\nPlace of Birth:\n\nMexico\n\nCitizenship:\n\nMexican\n\nIf\n\nBorn\n\nOutside\n\nU .S\n\nDate\n\nof\n\nEntry :\n\nDecember\n\n8, 1922\n\nPlace of Entry :\n\nUnknown\n\nFormer\n\nNone\n\nOccupat\u00edon:\n\nHomemaker\n\nand Misslonary\n\n08\n\nPresent Emplojer: Mexlcan Baptlst Church , SanMarcos Texas Never served in Milftary or other Government service to my knowl edge,\n\nThis paper 1s attached to an d he reby made 8 part of Form No . 444.\n\n\n\n\nDanfel Flor es", "pages": 20} {"id": "doc_aa0bff49_6d50_4375_bc3f_6c7f93f49d95", "filename": "104-10057-10096.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10057-10096.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## Should HAVE\n\n700\n\n1\n\n\u20ac\n\n01\n\nJun\n\n810\n\n\n\n- Reccad 4s\n- 799007'\n\nF Paula 5\n\n- 3, 4 18\n\n2.01\n\nRECORD . 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HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES SELECT COMMITTEE ASSASSINATIONS Who CURRENTLY INVESTIGATING CIRCUMSTANCES SURROUNDING ASSASSINATICNS PRESIDENT KENNEDY AND DR . MARTIN LUTHER KING HAS ToLD. THEY INTEND To PVRSUE LEADS IN PORTUGAL UK MEXICO RELATING To JAMES EARL RAY , CURRENTLY SERVING TIME FOR KING MURDER . THEY BASING THIS INTEREST ON INFORMATION RAY IN LISBON BRIEFLY IN MAY SHORTLY BEFORE HIS APPREHENSION IN IN JUNE 1968: Y\n- 2 MR ROBERT BLAKEY , 'CHIEF COUNSEL And STAFF DIRECTOR OF COMMITTEE SAYS SELECT COMMITTEE ToLD STATE THAT HE Wants To ESTABLISH n CORDIAL RELATIONSHIP\" APPROPRIATE PORTUGUESE NatIONAL POLICE AND HOPES To ENLIST THEIR ASSISTANCE INCLUDING To THEIR FILES And IN LOCATING And INTERVIEWING POTENTIAL WITNESSES.Y\n- 3. DEPARTMENT has SOLICITED EMbaSsY SUGGESTIONS As To HoW BLAKEY PROCEED . 4\n\nDATE:\n\nORIG :\n\nDO NOT REPRODUCE\n\nEXT\n\n0\n\nDISSEM BY:\n\n0\n\n0 PER\n\n\n\n0 4 WISH To CALL ABOVE To ADDRESSEES ATTENTION IN EVENT 28 SOLICITED FOR ADVICE OR ASSISTANCE. RTACTION Is COOPERATING FULLY BLAKEY COMMITTEE INCLUDING ALLOWING THEM A (CESS To DIRECTORATE RECORDS AFTER SUITABLE SANITIZATION FOR SOURCES HOWEVER. BELIEVE COMMITTEE'5 EFFORTS To INTERVIEW POLICE And WITNESSES And RESUL TING USEFUL INFORMATION OBTAINED IF ANY , LARGELY OVERT FUNCTION WHICH CAN BEST BE HANDLED BY OR 0 THERS Who ALSO BE IN A POSITION To BE PUBLICLY QUOTED OR IDENTIFIED IF NECESSARY Y\n\n5 \\_ T. PROVIDE EMBASSY BEST ADVICE IF SOLICITED BuT REQUESTED To AVOID IN NEGOTIATIONS EVEN IN CAPACITIES. IF CIRCUMSTANCES THAT THIS UNAVOIDABLE. PLEASE ADVISE hQs BY CABLE 50 THE MATTER CAN BE APPROPRIATELY HANDLED BLAKEY DEPARTMENT . 2 4\n\nORIG: {SOVERN}; OLC {CUMMINS}DC/LA {LAUDER} , \"3 5 03 Sa/do/0 REL: DC/EUR\n\nDATE: 14 NOVEMBER 1977\n\nORIG: MASOVERN\n\nUNIT:\n\nEXT:\n\n1542\n\nD/EUR/BC\n\nDC/EUR\n\n\n\n\n\nREPRODU\u00c7\n\n'BITED\n\nE. 2\n\nIMPDET\n\nRy.", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_66a75af0_b93b_4fad_9f9a_dd68d77b9f5c", "filename": "104-10104-10271.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10104-10271.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## 104-10104-1027\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n## JMWAVE COVER\n\n- NAME\n\nOFFICE ADDRESS\n\nJIAILING ADDRESS\n\nLOCATION\n\n- TYPE OF FACILITY: B\n\nAce Marine Survey , Inc \\_\n\nRoom 214 , 2525 S . W \\_ 3rd Street, Miami= Florida\n\nP\\_ 0 Box 1337 , Main Post Office, Miami\\_ Florida\n\nOffice of Attorney Norman Pallot\n\nThis is a Florida Corporation established by and under the control of JMWAVE and certified to do business in Florida Ace Marine Survey, Inc was formerly known as Ace Cartography Company a corporation which had been certified to do business in Florida on 11 July 1962This Corporation was amended on 4 November 1966 to its new name Ace Marine Survey Inc\n\nThe President of the Corporation is Alfred J Moran of New Orleans , Louisiana Mr Moran is a very prominent businessman in the New Orleans area He is head of Kalvar and has investments in a variety of businesses which include many oil interests He is known to Headauarters representatives particularly in Logistics\\_\n\nOSTENSIBLE BUSINESS : Ace Marine Survey , Inc \\_ is engaged primarily in marine research including the study of marine life and testing of marine equipment However , its general provisions permit it to perform almost any corporate function\n\n- 9 USE\n- JMWAVE use of the Corporation is to provide cover for a maritime vessel the M/V SONORA The Corporation provides status cover and payrolling of the agents assigned to the SONORA and the safe area or berthing site from which the vessel operates in the performance of its ostensible business\n\nFUNDING\n\n- Method This account is funded through the Bank and Hall covert account at the First National of Miami] by the following method: A check in the total amount of the deposits is drawn on this account \\_ A credit ticket is obtained by our cleared contact from the cash vault \\_ This credit ticket together with the appropriate deposit slips for the various corporations is then turned over to a teller where it is combined with all other transactions which are processed by that particular teller on the given business day Since the number of transactions handled by a given teller may go as high as 250 to 300 there is slight chance of the deposits being attributed to the particular credit ticket which accompanied these deposits 24\n\n\n\nOvert Attribution or Source ~[offshore Navigation Company , 3503 Fern Street, New Orleans = Louisiana\n\n- TAX STATUS This is a profit-making corporation and has met F Federal and State requirements as follows:\n- 1 ) Corporation Federal Income Tax Returns \\_\n- 2) Federal Withholding and Unemployment Taxes \\_\n- 3) Florida State Unemployment\n- 4) Florida Corporation Report and Tax Return\n- 5) Florida Intangible Property Tax Return \\_\n- G \\_ AGENT IDENTIFICATION: The Corporation was providing status cover and payrolling for 10 Cubans as of 31 January 1967 \\_\n\n\n## ASSESSMENT OF VULNERABILITY:\n\n- 1 Maritime Assessment dated 6 March 1967: This cover company should be affected little by a flapHowever , because of the berthing location within largely tourist or recreation areas , its commercial activity has been noted\n- 2 \\_ Cover Branch Assessment dated 6 March 1967 : A successor to Ace Cartography Company Ace Marine Survey Inc \\_ is currently used in connection with the leasing of a waterfront berthing site for the berthing of M/V SONORA which is registered under this firm The firm a\u00edso provides cover and serves as well as the vehicle for payrolling the agent crew \\_\n\nAce Marine Survey Inc \\_ is engaged in the field of marine research including the study of marine life as well as the testing of marine eauipment\n\nIn view of the current limited use of this cover , the likelihood of exposure is considerably reduced . However if such an exposure did occur , it is felt that the damage to either WOFACT or the officers of Ace Marine Survey Inc would be of no great import The major likely \"injury\" that would be sustained would be the denial of further use of the berthing site and the need for re-naming/re-registering the M/V SONORA\n\nIn order to add depth and lend further substance to the cover story the officers of a legitimate firm, loffshore Navigation Company New Orleans , ] Louisiana, which is engaged in marine research off-shore oil exploration activities, have agreed to backstop the activities of Ace Marine Survey, Inc \\_ and to recognize the latter firm as client\n\n\n\n\n\nRESS\n\n:SDRESS\n\n{:CILITY:\n\n\n## JMWAVE COVER FACILITY\n\nCeres Enterprises, Inc \\_\n\nSuite 1409 Biscayne Building, 19 West Flagler Street, Miami, Florida 33101\n\n0 \\_ Main Post Office, Miami Fla \\_ 33101\n\nOffice of Attorneys George E Brown and Thomas B\\_ Duff\n\nThis corporation was established in Florida and certified to do business on 10 March 1964 \\_ It was established by and is under the control of JMWAVE \\_\n\nThe President of this corporation is Mr \\_ Richard W Freeman , who is the retired Chairman of the Board of Delta Airlines He is also the principal owner of the Coca-Cola Bottling Company in New Orleans \\_ In addition he has many other varied interests including investments in oil ventures He is extremely prominent in the New Orleans civic and social structure\n\nBUS INESS : This corporation was established ostensibly to maintain and operate boats for all types of marine research\n\n- This corporation provided cover for maritime vessels , the M/V BARB and the M/v JADE , and served as the status and payroll mechanism for the agents employed this corporation by\n- 2 4 Method This account is funded through the [Bank and Hall covert account at The First National Bank of Miamiby the following method : A check in the total amount of the deposits is drawn on this account A credit ticket is obtained by our cleared contact from the cash vault\\_ This credit ticket together with the appropriate deposit slips for the various corporations is then turned over to a teller, where it is combined with all other transactions which are processed by that particular teller on the given business day \\_ Since the number of transactions handled by a given teller may go as high as 250 to 300 there is slight chance of the deposits being attributed to the particular credit ticket which accompanied these deposits-\n\nOvert Attribution or Source LPeterman & Peterman Associates, 0 Box 8103, Main Post Office, Chicago, Illinois]\n\n\n\n18\n\n19\n\n20\n\n21\n\n22\n\n23\n\n24\n\n25\n\n26\n\n27\n\n28\n\n29\n\n30\n\n31\n\n32\n\n33\n\n34\n\n35\n\n36\n\n37\n\n39\n\n10\n\n412\n\n415\n\n\n\nIAX STATUS\n\nThis is a corporation for profit- It has met federal and state tax requirements as follows:\n\n1) Corporation Federal Income Tax Return\n\n2) Federal Withholding and Unemployment Taxes\n\n3) Florida State Unemployment Taxes\n\n4) Florida Corporation Report and Tax Return\n\n5 ) Florida Intangible Property Tax Return\n\nIDENTIFICATION:\n\nNone at this time\n\n\n## {SSESSMENT OF VULNERABILITY:\n\n- 1 Maritime Branch Assessment dated 6 March 1967 The cover mechanism established by the Ceres Enterprises, Inc \\_ was very secure during the period of its operation and remained until the loss of one of its agents who was captured in Cuba This made it necessary to terminate the activities of this corporation and transfer its activities to another entity\\_ This was accomplished without any unusual events or public exposure If any should occur at this late date , the damage would be minimal actual\n- 2 \\_ Cover Branch Assessment dated 6 March 1967 This corporation is currently inactive and will become legally dormant after three years It was placed in this status due to an operational flap which could have exposed the corporation\\_ The last active tax return was filed at the tax year ending March 31 1966 . An additional tax return will be filed for the past tax year which will indicate no financial transactions\n\nIts assets and activities were transferred to other JMWAVE entities This corporation was established to provide cover for a Maritime Branch vessel and status and payroll cover for the agents assigned to it. The corporation is inactive and will be allowed to remain It was placed in this status due to a flap wherein an agent was captured in Cuba who had knowledge of this vessel and its ownershipThere was no public exposure in the Miami area However because of the past incident the corporation should not be used in the future under its current name While in use the corporation served very satisfactorily for the purpose for which it was established.\n\n\n18\n\n19\n\n20\n\n21\n\n22\n\n\n\n24\n\n27\n\n28\n\n29\n\n30\n\n31\n\n32\n\n33\n\n34\n\n35\n\n36\n\n37\n\n336\n\n416)", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_36c74fd0_9d62_4906_945f_3173aa442061", "filename": "104-10092-10267.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10092-10267.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10092-10267\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_\n\n1405,\n\nPRIORITY DIR Info PALP CITE HEXI 6385\n\nREF MEXI 6384 (In\n\nIDENS OF REF: B , C, FUSA ,\n\n06\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n9\n\n5\n\nBackground Use Only Do Not Reproduce\n\n132-", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_2a4f6228_e080_4705_935b_d805ca38a3bb", "filename": "104-10061-10053.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10061-10053.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "8,8,0,)\n\n\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR M\n\nSUBJECT\n\nEplocopallan: 8 daughter marrled to ad D.C. lathor to 80 to Cuba\n\nJONES , Sbo and Sho bocame U.8,\n\nWboc\n\nL 0 Hal:\n\nJuv\n\n'2\n\nLe lete July 1959 ,\n\nIlle , lndlrectly,\n\n1 March 1960, bo\n\nHl la tho dlplomatc colony Proouma bly 80 o Dur 1961, howevar, wlth He Tbe rocolved vary llttlo,\n\ndonled\n\n1 ) ^", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_53838269_a8b9_468b_ad6b_98a40897914f", "filename": "104-10147-10202.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10147-10202.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nADIJENDUM JOURNAL\n\nOFFICE OF LBGISLATIVE COUNSEL\n\n\n\nThursday 6 July 1978\n\n- (Confidential MMP ) LIAISON 'Accompanied\\_ Scott Breckinridge \\_ Special Coordinator for the House Select Comnittee on Assassinations OLC , and Rodger Gabrielson, OLC , to brief TJomas K . Latimer\\_ Staff Director House Permanent Select Committee 011 Intelligence, on the state of play as between the House Select Connmittee on Assassinations the Agency \\_ Latiner immediately understood that the crux of the provlem lay in the House Select Committce Assassinations possible exposure of sensitive information (Nosenko and/or Mexico operations) in open foraHe 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 Ohio) , House Select Committee on Assassinations\\_ He that the best approach would be for the ICI to raise the issues Ive Ivere concerned about with Chairman Stokes and then if necessary with the PresidentThe latter in P \\_ coul\u00e1 register his concerns with Speaker of the House Thomas Mr \\_ Latimer said that the House Permanent Select Committee Intclligence charter precluded the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligcnce from playing a significant role in this matter. and\n- 2 \\_ (Confidential DFM) LIAISON Received a call from Spencer Davis, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, Ivho asked for the phone number of former Agency employee Newton S . Miler as one of the Committee staff members wanted to intervicw him June , 0/PCS/LOC/DDO = subsequently called Miler and in his absence, left message that he call Davis I Davis this Ivas how Ive had handled his request and he was satisfied \\_\n- to Davis the\\_Agency's position regarding I also explained Close wvho was Chief of Station as \u00e0 \\_ consultant Saudi Arabia and upon position is that a5 'Close has to Saudi Government Our retired th\u00eb Agency has no control over his activities other than through his secrccy agreement he signed and which remains in effect\\_ Davis also asked me if the same situation Ias true for foriner Chief of Station in said I would check \\_\n\n\n\n31 68/", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_3afd1347_512d_4ff4_8f3b_dae7bd5e49bd", "filename": "104-10164-10032.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10164-10032.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n0\n\n3 @t\n\n13\n\n15 Gctsbar 1857 S1no kom for fako hed boon\n\nDo than\n\n", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_2d07a37c_ea88_4655_b227_a9fd9c083aba", "filename": "104-10171-10033.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10171-10033.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10171-10033\n\nDo Background Lsa Not Only Reproduce\n\n20 July 1962 175\n\nJMVAVB\n\n1 courcc of the Informatlon conta\u00edned Jose Cuban .natlonal vho 10 the oldebt the prcsont 1 Cuba . Source Vab Navy cedet at frop Ycbruary 1960 to the dcl Orlente Province, laltcr part of 1960to 12 Juy: 1862, Bource rked for 00 general office clerk. at the Flor\u00edde , USA ,\n\n\n## 2 Source Bave tbe 10 repeated\n\n08,06 \"In told D that the tonb Of to be tbe the He that erperts 1n vere enter Cuba and\n\n\n## 0 6\n\ntho I also vho 10 the Inportant DR\u00eb leedero Cuba;\n\nIn the convrsat I Icarned thet DRE 18 expactng anotber vitb &\u00ecd 1n the future and yacht nox 1n Latu Aper:can country18 for uge che Caatro Bovenment. 1on, the Castro governent to be carrled out by tbe expccted to start vIthln the.latest\n\nNote: Ih\u00eds 1s confldentlal, and I vant ft to be tept I bave spoken no one elne th\u00edo cons{der very dellcate. I vant held In caplete\n\n\n\nCK\n\n175\n\ntho ) Poqueng]:\n\n- contec; It ptcnt brcach Of\n\n(BR", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_44a4dd56_3a2b_46f5_9c39_cbef9202f023", "filename": "104-10059-10188.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10059-10188.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_10cbbccb_a794_417a_a2d6_f63a14ebc55d", "filename": "104-10107-10178.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10107-10178.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n| (Oplicnal) JETTER 01 |\n|----------------------------------------------------|\n| FROM: NO. |\n| William F Donnelly |\n| Ac Chief, Division D 427 17 November 1976 ting |\n| 1o shor: linc |\n| R#CEIYED |\n| OGC |\n| 2 Y6967 SUBJ: |\n| 5 |\n| To Do 6 AC/DIVD Background Use Only Not- Reproduce |\n| 8 |\n| 10 |\n| 15 |\n| 14 _ |\n\nYIp\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDIV/D-511/76\n\n17 19 7(\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nOffice of General Counsel\n\nFROM\n\nWilliam F Donnelly Acting Chief, Division D\n\nSUBJECT\n\nIetter of Indemnity for (Collins Radio\n\n\n## 1 We would appreciate Your signing the attached letters.\n\n\n2 Mr Yockey . Vice President and General Manager of Collins Government Telecoununicaticns Division has to conduct certain research and development work on behalf of an Agency proprietary provided this Agency guarantees all agreements entered intoQyaCollins and tle proprietary he attached letters will serve this purpose The unclassified letter will be for Mr retention The classified letter will be shown for his information and written acknowledgnent and then returned to Agency\n\n\n\nAttachments: As Stated\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n29 November 1976\n\n\n\n24\n\nThis letter acknowledges that the Iiechtenstein Arstalt Electronic Products International Etablissement is an instrumentality of the United States Government. This Agency = as the true party in interest, stands behind all official of the Anstalt s'arantees its\n\n['his classified letter will be retained in the files of this Agency for safekeeping, but will be available to You or. your authorized representatives at any reasonable time The United States Government appreciates your cooperation in this matter relative to the national security.\n\n\n\n\nAnthony A Lapham General Counsel\n\nAcknowledged\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nCENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505\n\n29 November 1976\n\n\n\n'Iour company mlay enter into contractual agreements involving tlis Agency . A classified letter of even date herewith describes arrangements relating to these agreements and is held in the files of this Agency for and has been . acknowledged by you This letter is available for your inspection or the inspection of a representative of company at any reasonable time;,\n\n[his Agency 'appreciates your cooperation in this relative to the iational security.\n\n\n\n\nSincerely,\n\nAn thony A Lapham General Counsel\n\n\n\n\n\n'1975", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_fd5b059b_e229_4ec8_bd93_586f87d644c6", "filename": "104-10063-10017.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10063-10017.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nME SSAGES\n\nBE IRECTLY To\n\n2 :\n\nFR:J#:js\n\nCI/S0\n\nEXT::\n\n1758\n\nDATE:\n\n04 September 1970\n\nPer\n\n\n## RESTRICTED HANDLING\n\nCLASSIFIED MESSAGE\n\n\n\nS E C R \u20ac T\n\n(Classification)\n\nAnD Time FILED )\n\nTO\n\n{ATHENS\n\n(EYES\n\nONLY PLOTKA)\n\n(EYES ONLY\n\nCAIRO (EYES ONLY\n\nINFO:\n\nBEIRUT (EYES ONLY CROWEN)\n\nRYBAT MHCHAOS\n\n395\n\n1 FYI LNERGO SOURCE REPORTED THAT ORGANIZATION OF ARAB STUDENTS IN U .$ . REQUESTED ISHMAEL FLORY [201-327809) CPUSA OFFICIAL IN ILLINOIS . TO SELECT 5 YOUNG BLACK AMERICANS TO GO ON TOUR OF MIDDLE EAST ESPECIALLY JORDAN AND UAR PURPOSE OF TRIP TO PROPAGANDIZE ARAB POSITION AMONG BLACKS IN U .S\n\n- 2 GROUP WAS SCHEDULED To LEAVE CHICAGO , ILLINOIS ON 24 AUGUST 1970 VIA OLYMP IC AIRLINES FLI 420 WHICH STOPPED MONTREAL = CANADA BEFORE PROCEEDING ATHENS , GREECE WHERE FLIGHT TERMINATED NO FURTHER TRAVEE INFO AVAILABLE PRESENT TIME . TICKETS FOR GROUP HAD BEEN SENT PRE-PAID FROM AMMAN BUT ARRANGEMENTS BEING HANDLED IN CHICAGO\n- 3 GROUP IDENTIFIED AS :\n\nA: THOMAS CURTIS\n\n2 3 9* SEP Indexed: 1970\n\nS E C R \u20ac T\n\nIHIS FORM FOR USE BY\n\nAuthenticating Officer\n\n7091\n\nQmK6\n\n4mBF\n\nCopy\\_\n\nExceed\n\n69\n\nORIG: Uk IT: EXT:: DATE:\n\nTO\n\nPAGE 2\n\nB:\n\nBE\n\nTo\n\nAracters\n\nPER\n\n\n\n\n## RESTRICTED HANDLING\n\nCLASSIFIED MESSAGE\n\nAnd Time FILED)\n\nCopy of\n\n\n## CITE HEADQUARTERS\n\nJAMES DILLARD\n\nC:\n\n- CHRISTINE JOHNSON (COMMENT : FYI PROBABLY IDEN WITH MARY CHRISTINE\\_CLAYBQURNE JOHNSON 201 -328044 , BORN 15 JAN 09 VERSAILLES . KENTUCKY WHO IN 1969 WAS PRESIDENT AFRICAN-AMERICAN HERITAGE ASSOCIATION WHICH WAS FOUNDED BY FLORY . )\n\n\n## D: HOWARD\n\n- E: JOE WALKER (COMMENT FYI POSSIBLY IDEN WITH JOSEPH DANFORTH WALKER , 201-856173 , BORN 1l MAR 34 = BUFFALO , NEW YORK WHO IN 1969 WAS WRITER FOR \"MUHAMMED SPEAKS\" OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF NATION OF ISLAM AND FRIEND OF HENRY WINSTON (201-006887) NATIONAL CHAIRMAN CPUSA . )\n- 4 REQUEST ANY INFO RE TRAVEL ABOVE INDIVIDUALS THEIR CONTACTS AND ACTIVITIES WHICH MAY COME STATIONS ATTENTION\\_\n\n5 \\_\n\n{ATHENS}:\n\nSUGGEST QUERY\n\nLIAISONI\n\nRE\n\nTRAVELERS\n\nWITHOUT\n\nS E C R E T\n\nAuthenticating\n\nIHIS FORM FOR USE BY AUIEORIZED RESIRICTED HANDLING MESSAGE USERS ONLY\n\nTO\n\nME SSAGEs\n\n69\n\nTypewritten\n\n(Classification)\n\nPAGE 3\n\nGIVING PARA 1 BACKGROUND \\_\n\nIHIS FORM FOR\n\n8E\n\nTo\n\nLine ,\n\n\n## RESTRICTED HANDLING\n\nCLASS IFIED MESSAGE\n\nTime FILED)\n\nCITE HEADQUARTERS\n\nEND OF MESSAGE\n\n\n\n\n\nAuthenticating OFF ! CER\n\nCopy of\n\nOROUP", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_79776eab_f47a_48e8_bf26_78d3a6f8b26a", "filename": "104-10170-10059.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10170-10059.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nA~>\n\n02\n\n02\n\nFAD\n\n04\n\n1N\n\n14\n\n{HE\n\n1964\n\nAf?f\n\n\n\n4\"\n\n2n\n\nDo Not Reproduo\n\n\n\n\n## 24\n\n\n\n\n\nCOUNIRY\n\n\n\nAnd z4\n\n;\u00ed A ; P NAVY ARE Ng 2: 12 Ihi A;:: Of IHc CUAN MC: 5\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nu 44 Ks\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n| SECRET |\n|----------|\n| :\"i |\n| 15 |\n\n5 .\n\n\n5TATE\n\nARMY\n\n{\n\nSECRET\n\n2086\n\nCUSSIFICATICN\n\n(ONTINUAnON Of", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_56942606_4e01_4660_98b1_1078ed8cd653", "filename": "104-10072-10315.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10072-10315.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nAttachnept: (2)\n\n1\\_ 2-Biographical data\n\nIcontinned -\n\nDistzibution}\n\n1\n\n1\n\n16 $\n\n7533\n\n\n\n491\n\nCLASSIEICATION:\n\n\n\nDISPATCH SYMBOL AnD NUMBER\n\nDISPATCH\n\n3RODIGASI reports that Identlty A is;charning; highly female; an 'actress\" in that: she is want\\_ to bear; indeea; this 1s ai above. \u00c4\u00c8 the same tine she 1s.comitted to the civll rights movement. You: ; will note the blographical data uhich We are forwarding under separate Cover tbat she bag vorked before-and at one point assisted in the organlzation Of a marcb led Dr RODIGASI , 1 the Eaily (ehe and bas a teen-aged girl) 1n addltion to being the representative Of to know; ber very well over the past y\u00ebars. reports that basically a loyal; 1n Detroit where her pareats vere active j the United nse since abe Lnterest they King- the be 8 poaition treport Castro move with a9 tbe French and: the Che in 4\n\n5: 3 leading rol 1n 19 the and prefers: can envision: \u00e0\n\n6* but stresses that; the approach to and uust ba dope by individual with wbod Hereiterated ` that sincerely Bhare the beliefs the although she certainly is the civil rights otruggle: approach to ber to the civil rights exploitation 1s in theinterest 4e moveent nar the pation: and should request her collaboration 1n report (and foreign) attempts to: exploit the Bituation an alternative to this direct approaCh , believe that consider becausehher activity sbe has been Cubans 'etc. to wbo the declined once a relationship with her bad been establiahed and its foreign involvement that say , $200 per month to:assist Ihlspaymeat will irg only\n\nCUSSIFICATION\n\n530\n\nPAGE No.\n\n\n2\n\nDISPATCH\n\nattractive She; i8 0 Hovever , she has} done source Living give\n\n1ie 19 Becoming concerned 'soon:begin activitlea in order her normal instincts may soon lead to \u00e0 If thla bappens it can be.expected to however ,\n\n8. to be a opportunity to gain to varfous other;radicar tbe to be Lne factor operative; here- ratsed by prior to Do Le OE Dr Hartin Luther accelerate;farces even tbe only\n\n10\\_ He expedited and that not Beadgnarters vishes thfs: propogal:\n\nAdrian B\n\n530\n\n[CONIINUED\n\n14-00000\n\n1 OEPA-1058\n\nMoore Emily\n\nJulia Herve\n\non\n\nPOLITE\n\n28 rue\n\nParis 5e\n\nPORt Royal: 68-52\n\nAugust 1932 Detro\u00edt Michigan 28 ,\n\nDetroit Publ\u00edc Scbools 1837 1848\n\nResldent/student/Employee 1948\n\nMICHIGAN\n\nGrand R\u00edver Avenue Reverend FRINKLIN , CHAIRXZAN\n\nCoordina tor(Speqlal Assistant to the Cha\u00edrman Dut\u00edes/Responslbilltles 1ncluded\n\nCoordlnatlon 23rd Cobo Hall Arena cooperation of all related C:ty and : Governmental Departnents)\n\nCoord\u00ednat\u00edon of the\n\n'ERENCE\n\n1958\n\nKichlgan State\n\nDeliocratic\n\nCarlene Polf-\n\nRegune\n\nPege Ivo\n\nState Central\n\n'ashington\n\nBoulevara\n\nDetrolt 26 , M1chlgan\n\nAugust,\n\n1962\n\nMay, 1863\n\nAssistant\n\nOffice\n\nManager\n\nSpr\u00edng Electoral (1963) Coordlnator\n\nC\u00edt\u00edzens for Sound Government Detro-t 2\u00f4,\n\nDecenber 1982 February ; 1863\n\nJanwry,\n\n1983\\_\n\nElected by the Voterg of.\n\n\n(State\n\nState Central to\n\nOffic8 Manager\n\n'Carlene'\n\nPoi\n\nPageThree\n\n1949 1959\n\nStudert/Dancer Martha Dadoe\n\nEilth Stephen\n\nDance Group\n\n92nd Street Young Dancers\n\nDancer\n\nAnato Opera\n\nMetrpol\u00edtan Opera\n\nDancer /actress\n\nThe Boyfr\u00edend\n\nDark of the Moon he D\u00edsench\u00e0nted\n\nChlldren 5 Iheatro\n\nVanguard\n\nPlayh\u00f2use\n\nThoatre\n\nSeptenber ,\n\n1960\n\nJune\n\n1961\n\nGuest Artist Wayne State ' Unlversity: Conversatfons 1n the Arts 1960\n\nGuest Instructor; (Danco) Dencer' 5 .Workshop\n\nDancer/T\u00e8acher YWCA Cranbrook: Acadeny of the Arts Departmentof Parks and Recreatlon\n\nShox\n\nDancer /Model for Telev\u00edslon NatIonal Auto Representing General Motors November 1983 August 1964:: (tbe", "pages": 7} {"id": "doc_a5080b10_186c_41c4_9a81_2608f3c579ae", "filename": "104-10061-10181.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10061-10181.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n\n\n\n2 4 MAR 1978\n\nFOR:\n\nCorer\n\nSUBJECT'\n\nIcuse Selesf Coanittec on \u00c0ssassinations\n\nLetter OLC fr Chicf Counsel/Director of HSCA, dtd 8 Mar 7 8\n\n- 1\\_ In response the request in Reference CCS files contain infornation on five of the 19 individuals listed, as follows :\n- a \\_ Mrs \\_ G . Stznle: Four documents con\u00edain references to Terna Jeane Stebbens born 12 August 1928 in of George Stanley Brown born 18 1926 Fsrgo, Oklahoma an Agency employee from 1952 to 1962\\_ Ma}\n- b \\_ David E . Xurphy Approximately 100 docuinents concerning primaril; the establishment naintcnance and use corec fcr Subject during Jis Agency career as a Staff Emploree fron \"pril 1948 to July 1975 \\_\n- c Lynch Approximately 60 documents:concernizg the Ilaintenance and use of fubject during\\_ his Agency career from Februar 1961 Septciber 1971 \\_ rctircmcnt in 1971 , Subi ect Tarpa Florida his forwarding address\n- d . 50 con cerning Rohert born 21 June 1 9]5 Hattisburg Agency Staff from sJune 1950 Tlc document > corecrn esta:lifa-ent, Haintcnancc and cover carccr othct in 1961 in\n\ni;2\n\n\n# 3679\n\n(Hsca)\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nformardin: Lanc {hasc In IISCA 'dcsirc to if he is identical to the subjcct cf Referen?: reruest CCS files indicate that iSubject (DAC) status \\_ Ihc HSCA should be advise: Subject's Agcnc:: affiliation: renains protection: als\u00e7 0/1 a Robcrt Joore, Jr \\_ Californie Agency Staff fron {< ~; 1972.\n\n\n- e Bi]] 2 5 COII ccrning 'illia: horn 2 7 1942 in Chicago, Illinois an Asenc; October 1967 to January 1972 . Tie concern pri:arily the establishnent , and use of corer for Suhject during career Upon resigna+ion in 197.2 Subject left no forwarding address\n- 2 . CCS files contai? no information 0n the remaining individuals listed in Reference rcquest\n\n\n\nIistribution:\n\nOrig 1\n\nAddressee\n\n1\n\nSA/D0/0\n\n1 10 -4H {HSc:)\n\nRC- 5128\n\ncarcnc Fia board\n\n1", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_c2e3e363_a6d8_4882_80e8_2977667573d2", "filename": "104-10100-10419.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10100-10419.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "104-10100-10419\n\n\n\n\n#15729", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_8b526fc8_cbd1_4a5f_a8f6_a718c3717db5", "filename": "104-10063-10206.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10063-10206.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "Io\n\nINFO.\n\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\n\n## DISPATCH\n\nPROCESSING ACTIOM\n\nChief , DO/I\n\nChief of Base, Washington\n\n\"Peace\"\n\nDemonstrations\n\nDIRECTOR 39871\n\n- 1 Enclosed for Headquarters information are copies of literature mailed by the Catholic Association for International Peace (CAIP) to its members (attachments 1, 2 and 3) concerning \"Negotiation Now:\"\n- 2 as of possible interest are copies of CAIP materials (attachments 3 4 and 5) concerning its 4Oth Annual Conference, scheduled for October 27 29 , the theme of which is \"Selective Conscientious Objection in an Age ofConflict 11 The conference is to be held at Dunbarton College of Holy Cross, 2935 Upton Str\u00e8et N.W., Washington, D C\n\n3 The above itens were received:\\_by Oliver H. CORBUSTON for cover purposeg];in the course of a assignmentAttachments 2 and 3 are forwarded in response to reference\\_\n\n\n\nAttachments:\n\nAs stated.\n\n\nDistribution: 3 Chief: DO/I w/atts 1 Chief; w/o, att\n\n\n\n\n\n7147\n\n\n\n\n\ndan\n\n1l October 1967", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_5cdea81f_2c76_48ba_b1e4_1248fe0415a7", "filename": "104-10106-10716.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10106-10716.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "that tbe burtlary of tbe bunker 858 'CIA-{nspfred. for Goron tbe\n\nEnclosure 2 of 7\n\nLessez\n\nHozever, contact Lnterest In 1950 for routIne exploltatzon Ihe Tbe 0 Ites coatract II Vb 8 controllea by Freneb nstlonalB . After tbe Eerger, 1t future relstloacontracts In 1963 tbe 8818 Inc 2 BR dealt of teleretry. Contact the subJect 2 Daxe: chack 1\u00e747 ec: uise 02 2 ft that tbere sre Gre SCHIUBERCER bae for uell service 1s Gubccribei to by 1 Eouston by of of Conrad 'Jer 1956\n\n\n\n\n\nRETURN T CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n14-0oooo\n\n1n 8 Unlveralty Of 0 channel of 1n Hungary, end extent of tbe Blve\n\n8n FBI source 8 8 letter be forvarded pedlery. Campany 08 aD englneer , 8 Sovlet attempt and develop clandeetine relatlone Hell Surveying research the De rebults\n\n8 trustee of 8 propobedtrustee ANDERSOF advIsor Becur\u00edty Councfl He waB considered for clearance 1n August 1955 but He granted 0 covert clearance 1n ube 88 Project IPFUNNL. 1956.\n\n\nPierre SCELURBERGER French citizen, web of contact Interest 1n 1950.\n\n\nD\u00edrector 8 member of the Jerbey, S. citizen, was of contact Interest 1n 1962 but wa8 ellegedly tbe Of Jobenna BEXER who 1n catact Sovlet AgentB, ROBERI and JACK SOBLE . BEKR advised tbe PBI 1n 1957 that and traneultted to Robert SOBLE, BIven ber by two forDer She the FBI 1n 1957 boY\n\n\n\nrellubly rerorte\u00e9 hotel TOor Willicr for 125 2 tte fn of tbe fe \u00e0lco the for so1\u00e4 the Comain\u00edst countres 2s\n\nG . for for 2 02 tees 25 I Farz}: 1959 the Office to 5 by the 1956.\n\n\n5, for costzct use cle:\\_ # thst one Hs , Ecuston, Yezss, French in\n\nSverett U, 45 for cont:ct use 1n October 1950.\n\n\nthc 12 1955, 45 fsr 25 18 Fouever, Rouz 14 2\" 2 {ilbert 5 brotrer, ts for {n %uls2, #;\n\n\n\nenother Mch\u00edne sre connected Schpel\u00e4er 42 rue SCBWEIDER for tbe 18 2 Sovlet agent\\_ In Septerser 1961 con?ucted 18 18 controlle Hastlngbouse Corparetlo\n\n- Hurice an Redi Freres Lacar\u00e4 Frereb controle 8 closely ss8ocleted vitb DOH V6 born 1911 Statos 8 0, citizen 8 brotber , Jean, clasely #{oclafed 2 coutact Lbe 1n Septerber 1955 2 1 c.ear,\n\nRoser Robert Erecutlve Vice-Fresident, for contact\\_use 8 October 1950. been EIven \"nf Of Bnor\n\nRldgefleld, Connecticut, Enterest {1 June 1956crlt\u00edcal cna 2 os\u00edtfon over ber busbana office.", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_348d7eb1_76af_488c_9786_9774db9f0c7f", "filename": "104-10130-10215.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10130-10215.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## SECHET\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nChief , Cover Support Desk\n\nFROM\n\nMr. Robert J , Leonard\n\nSUBJECT\n\nTARASOFF Anna 1131751 B-8B/2\n\nA special meeting was convened to consider the problem of the prospective visit of\\_Subject's father to the Russian Embassy to obtain a visa\\_ It was determined that he should not be briefed in advance and that an army cover be provided for Subject.\n\n\n\n## DETAILS:\n\n1, On 13 October 1960 the. undersigned as representative of the Office of\\_Security met with Mr\\_ Birch 0'Neal CI Staff; I.K. Chalmers , CI/Projects; Henry C Woodwarg] Ihornton Means , and the Subject to discuss the problem of a prospective trip to the Russian Embassy by the Subject's father for a trip to Russia\\_\n\n2 Mr . 0'eal had Mrs \\_ TARASOFF recount the details of the situation She said that several months ago her father 'ANTHONY ADAMOVIEZ had indicated an interest 1n attempting to locate his brother and sisters in Russia\\_ He- sent correspondence to his home town and received a reply from his sister MARIYA KALNAK , c/o KALINOTSKIY VZDEN SKIY RAYON, Dop Chief MINSKAYA She stated that his brother IVANU KULY ADOMOVICHU was also Ihis correspondence Ch. CSR inspired ADAjOVIEZ with the desire to visit his brother and Ch. SRD in his retirement\\_ ADOMOVICHU , age 66, in good health recently retired from his job as laborer Ch with Anerican Steel and Wire Company and is now determined to Ch Er . Russia\\_ Subject mother has no intention of returning 5o Russia. Desk 18-\n\nDesk SB3 \\_ Mrs \\_ TARASOFF on her return from a short vacation Ad 8 Tvg visit to her husband D . TARASOFF Agency umployee in Mexico, visited her parents in Ohio and was informed\n\n\n\nof her father's Intention to come to Wash\u00edngton to make inquiry at the Russian Embassy in regard to his visit to Russia. Subject s father wished Subject to accompany hin but she indicated that as a government employee she did not want to go there.\n\n\n4. Mrs . I 'ARASOFF says that her oldest sister, Sherry COMELL\u00c0 knows of her CIA employnent and the necessity not to divulge this information Subject stated that her father and mother kn\u00f3w only that she is a government employee. are not interested in the Agency or Department where she or her husband is employed Subject also advised that although her iandlady and Sears Roebuck Department Store know her as CIA she is not aware that anyone else knows. They\n\n- Mr . 0 'eal asked what could be done about this situation Mr \\_ Means said that Subject's husband is in Mexico under state cover but had previously been backstopped as a contract employee of the Escort of Language Services He said he would firm up this backstop that in the event of inquiry at that Division of Stata]it would be confirmed that 3 he is in Mexico on an Mr \\_ WWoodwardistated that he would provide a Translatio\u00f1 Unit cover for Mrs \\_ ZARASOFF retroactive to her entrance on foe .32 \u00fcndersigned stated that he would conduct expedite credit checks on the Subject and her husband to ascertqin whether or they had been recorded as Agency employees. Army duty.\n\n- 6 It was agreed among the conferees that since the father of Subject was unwi of. Subject's CIA employment he would not be specially briefed on what to answer In the event that the question was asked in connection with his VISA application\\_ It was agreed that not knowing the specific Department of Government he would have to consult his daughter and then she could Bive the cover wh\u00edch had been prepared for her \\_ Ihe undersigned pointed out the possibility that Subject's father might know of' Subjects employnent but it was agreed that in view of his age and background it was very improbable and that it would be better not to brief him spe 'cificaily on employment but to let the question be handled tting\n\n\n\nSubsequent to the meeting expedite credit checks on the Subject and her . husband revealedno record at either the Credit Bureau It has subsequently been learned that Subject's father had visited the Embassy ~ and had been asked to give a short history and the names of his chilcren. Subject was listed by her father in her maiden name equently no further difficulty is expected in this matter. Ihe Office of Security is to be kept advised of further developments in this case by I. K Chalmers, Subject supervisor. Cons\n\n\n## ACIION:\n\nNone . Information only.\n\n\n\n\n", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_caf333d7_b561_4a59_bc82_53d3d2e36f95", "filename": "104-10105-10102.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10105-10102.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n1 July 1976\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nDirector of Security\n\n03 Sherwood R Bosworth\n\nFROM\n\nExternal Activities Branch\n\nSUBJECT\n\nManuscript by David Phillips\n\n- 1 Attached herewith is a proposed letter to Mr \\_ David A Phillips outlining deletions which the Agency' would like made from his book. The general tone of the responses from Agency components was that, if possible, this book should not be published. In the view of most it dangerously reveals sources and methods , in ternai organization= missions and functions\\_ It also provides public confirmation of covert Agency activities and the disruption and reduced morale created by Agee and\n- 2 However on the assumption that publication could not or wouid not be blocked, the operating components catalogued their most serious concerns The attached letter to Mr Phillips includes many of these reservations\\_ The chapter bY chapter review, which appears later in this memorandun contains those recommendations for deletion which for various explained should not be forwarded to MrPhillips\n- 3 \\_ Before proceeding with the manuscript review we would like to advise that Mr John Greaney of OGC has volunteered his services to accompany you or Stembridge when our proposals are placed before Mr Phillips\\_ Due to time limitations he has not had a chance to review this memorandum or the proposed letter to Phillips as of this date\n\n\n\n- 4 . The following is a compilation of items of concern to Agency components which wvere not included in the letter to Mr\\_ Phillips This does not include chapters one and six which have been previously reviewed and returned to Phillips\n\n\n## 5 . Chapter two: Guatemala\n\na \\_ Several offices expressed concern that this book, for the first time confirms the CIA's role with Col Armas and the coup However since it would be difficult to defend a ciassification on this, it was not included in the letter to Mr Phillips The sane was true of the reference to the coup in Iran (p 43) .\n\n\nb Another area of concern was our re lationship with the FBI in connection with his arrest and our use of false identity papers in the U . S . Of particular concern was mention of a capability to alter FBI criminal records \\_ Again, we. don t believe we can prove classification:\n\n- c The one item which could have been deleted was a footnote on page 35 which inferred that the CIA had indemnified Lloya' s of London for a sunken LA Division was able only to ascertain that no payment had been made as of August 1960\\_ Since the footnote begins \"press reports claimed that without further specifying the source we felt it best to nake no comnent to Ph\u00edllips on ship\\_\n\n\n## 6 Chapter three: Havana and Beirut\n\na Some concern was expressed regarding the paragraph on page 13 explaining salary off-set for cover officers Although this may be truely classified, it might be best to let it remain as is , to dissuade\\_ readers that the Agency or its officers are making extra money on the side deep b Other comments related to the details of Mr\\_ Wisner's death (p. connecting Ernest Hemmingway with the Havana (p . and confirming that an\n\n\n\nAmerican executed b the Cubans was a CIA NOC 48) The latter point, while clearly sensitive, Ivas not raised to Mr Phillips as LA Division posed no specific objection\\_\n\n\n## 7 Chapter four: of Bay Pigs\n\na Some objection was raised to Mr \\_ Phillips citing the Gulf Steamship Company as a cover for the broadcasting aspect of the of operation \\_ However , in checking this out it was learned that the cover was the Gibralter Steamship Company s0 no objection is made to the use of GulfPigs Bay b SSU also raised questions re 'garding the confirmation of ass assination planning against Castro 12) and the use of the Alban Towers Hotel as a temporary lodging facility for Agency personnel (p. 17) Since no one else raised an objection on these points, they were not relayed to Mr\\_ Phillips \\_\n\n\n## 8 Mexico City\n\na In addition to all the comments directed t\u00f3 MrPhiilips (see attached letter), the SSU objected to discussion of the purchase of scotch (p 15) the specifics associated with the Cuban missile crisis (pp25-27) , and the handling of \"walk-ins\" (pp 33-35) LA Division also objected to the Agency' s role in nane tracing (p \\_\n\nb In view of the considerable deletions requested of Mr\\_ Phillips\\_ the above were not included as their sensitivity and justification for classification appears to be marginal\\_\n\n\n## 9 \\_ Chapter seven: Washington, D C .\n\n\na Several offices took exception to sone items in this chapter which were not passed on to Mr \\_ Phillips \\_\n\nb The SSU objected to the mention of liquor in the Director's dining room and the footnote confirming\n\n\n\n- CIA role in the Glomar Explorer (p 26) \\_ In viel of the fact that GSA is now trying to rent or sell the ship we don t feel we can justify a classification on these items\n- The DDO objected tothe general discussion of cover starting on page but we could not pin the objection down to specifics SSU commented that Mr: Phillips reveals the location of many stations around the world (including (Brazzaville on page 31) but deletions of the names woul difficult to justify legally\\_\n- d . Both the SSU and LA Division objected to Phillips mention of assassination attempts on Castro (pp 42 -44) but, again we would have trouble de fending the classification of the information presented.\n\n\n\n## Chapter eight: Rio de Janeiro and Caracas\n\n- a The most sensitive objections to this chapter involved the information on pages 15 to 20 of our role in Chile Track II: These included the allegation of back-channel correspondence and the fact that the information could distort the public's view of the whole affair Unfortunately, no one could tie it to the sources and methods or classification questions and therefore it not included in the Phiilips letter-\n- b Other items of concern were the discussion of cover in Brazil (pp 2 -3) ; the operational use of women (p the employment of blacks (p 26) especially the revelation that two black officers in Brazi\u00ed were CIA officers jeopardizing their cover and that Army commo went through the Agency during the Dominican crisis (p 31) \\_ While all of these could cast us in a questionable light or make operational life more difficult, it would be difficult to justify their deletion on legal grounds 23) ;\n\n\n## 1l \\_ Chapter nine: LA Division\n\n- a \\_ Although the requested deletions from this chapter are rather lengthy , they do no include all reservations raised by our offices\\_\n- b Several offices objected to references to the assassination of President Kennedy and #he Watergate affair (pp 5 , 16 , 30) These were rather innocuous and could probably not be justified on legal grounds \\_\n- The second objection was the author 5 general verification of the information in the Agee book and the impact of this book on the Agency \\_ Again, deletion would be difficult to justify, but you may wish to discuss the damage potential with Mr \\_ Phiilips directly-\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## 12 \\_ Chapter ten: Retirement\n\nThe DDO raised the question that Mr \\_ Phillips statem\u00e9nt on page 12 that he knew Agee has been to Cuba five times betrays knowledge he gained either from travel programs or liaison services This would be a difficult point to argue in any confrontation with Mr . Phillips\n\n\n## 13 . Epilogue\n\n- a The SSU questioned whether this manus cript is the proper vehicle to surface the fact that two cables sent to Santiago in 1973 established our non involvement in the overthrow of Allende (p 6) \\_ could see no justification to strike this May\n- b The SSU further believes that revelation of friction between Colby and Dr Kissinger (p: 13) is also improper Perhaps 50 , but difficult for us to press for deletion\n- c And last, the SSU objected to comments on pp 14-18 which are suggestive of : Agency judgements and evaluation regarding the conduct an success of the investigative efforts as well as other personalities critical of the Agency \\_\n\n\n\nAtt\n\nDistribution:\n\nOrig Adse\n\n1 OS Registry\n\n1 EAB\n\n1 Chrono \"}\n\n(1 Jul 76)", "pages": 5} {"id": "doc_a938f654_3d80_40b0_a9ff_80fc6506f026", "filename": "104-10063-10169.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10063-10169.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\nW\n\n3566\n\nTO Use Only Not Do CIA RETURN ~ Background Reproduce\n\n24:\n\nR CITE\n\n'A,\n\n3\n\n73\n\n- 0 4' 5\n- LodaING\n- is Now TC\n- 2, 3, 2\"2\n\n1'\n\n20-4\n\n8\n\n73\n\n3\n\n\n## 73\n\n73\n\n5\n\n\n\n3566\n\nUse Only Do Not CIA RETURN ~ Background Reproduce\n\n- And\n- 1s To\n- 2 ; TheM PLs\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_fb438bfc_30d4_4229_b19a_933c5313aeec", "filename": "104-10105-10103.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10105-10103.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nSECRET\n\n3 -\n\n\n## Chapter 3\n\nPage 13\n\nRefers to deep cover personnel income offset against CIA salary and to CIA officers under light cover protected by diplonatic or official passports\n\nPage 14\n\nRefers to laundering of CIA salary before deposit to personal bank account \\_\n\n4\n\n\n## Chapter 5\n\nContains detailed references throughout to Winston Scott , identified as chief of station Mexico City Central Cover Staff points out that Mr Scott , who . was never officially acknowledged as a CIA employee , retired under State Department cover in Mexico where he subsequently died and where his widow and children still reside\n\nSECRET\n\n5 -\n\n\n## Chapter 7\n\nPage 29 seq . Discussion of cover 99 Pages 44-49 Identifies(\"Camp Perry\" as a CIA training establishment discusses training cover and Department of Defense Central Cover Staff while the CIA auspices of (Camp been often alleged in the press the Agency has never confirmed it as a fact \\_\n\nSECRET\n\n6\n\n\n## Chapter 8\n\nPages 2 , 3 Discussion of cover\n\nPage 4\n\nReference to CIA/State ground rule that ambassadors are not necessarily informed about deep cover officers\n\nSECRET\n\n7\n\n\n## Chapter 9\n\nPage 37 \"As written passage in first full para graph could endanger a particular source, according to NE Division, which suggests the following modification:\n\nunexpected development \\_ From sur veiiiing the group' s novements it. was established that the intention was to travel to an adjoining area, where a major energy installation\\_ assuned , might be their target. CIA through liaison warned the authorities of that country and appropriate defense measures Were taken \\_ instructed the CIA Station in (Costa Brava to advise the president that the be using his country as\n\n8\n\nPages 38-41 :\n\nLA Division reconnends that the passage on the terrorist kidnapping in the Dominican Republic be deleted for the following reasons:\n\n- 1) This incident is still fresh in the minds of most Dominicans and it is unrealistic to assume that it will not be picked up and published in the local press . Barbara Hutchison USIA one of the people kidnapped is still in the Doninican Republic and , according to two recent reports is again being considered as a target for kidnapping The potential for terrorist acts against US citizens continues ; three leaders of terrorist-oriented groups are in prison and publication of this item could propel the terrorists into action\\_\n- 2) The close link between the ambassador and the station, as portrayed in the book could be prejudicial to his public image and might even provoke the terrorists to target against\n- 24 3) The station has renewed a (1iaison) relationship and much effort is being directed toward deveconfidenceRevelation of details of a operation )by former might lead the increasingly friendly Qiaison to wonder whether we can maintain confidence on future operations and thereby throw the new relationship into jeopardy\n- 4) Although the bugging of the thermos was discovered and appeared in the press, the use of the Coca Cola case was not exposed and therefore continues to be an operational possibility, at least as far as the Dominican Republic is concerned. Revelation of the technique by Agee should not be a criterion for further disclosure-", "pages": 6} {"id": "doc_a0f7d0aa_bd76_4d43_8078_1bbad82ef857", "filename": "104-10069-10112.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10069-10112.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "10\n\n07437\n\nCfef\n\n\n## UNITED: STATES GOVERNMENT\n\nD\u00c0TB:\n\n06\n\n1 'Be 1n 0 Cuban' counterrevolutionery and uho contact with antiBIve more detalled Informatlon and: represent to the ambitlong can either be coutrolled, encouraged they\n\n2 for 'any prlor clearence or Interest 1n 18 88\n\nDate & Flace of 'Brth [31 by birtb)\n\nBuployment\n\n1961\n\n'Prebent\n\n1946:\n\n1988\n\n1958; 1960\n\n19k2 19,5.\n\n\nHevana\n\n(Rank of Major)\n\nNev Providence ,\n\n3, 10 detaLled hovledg Of Cubans wh\u00edcb perfectly ; Other than oberving the plang Or the Alpha-66 group 88 eny counterrovolutonary &oup, but 10 88 dx Cube,\n\n\n\nDo Not Reprcducg", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_7d09d0e4_209b_4262_b378_7a0156b26911", "filename": "104-10119-10403.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10119-10403.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10119-10403\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 JCI\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD\n\nFROM:\n\nAndrew J . Percival Offce of General Counsel\n\nDo Background Use Only Not Reproduce\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nAgency Connections with the Grand Bahama Development any Comps\n\nREFERENCE :\n\nMemo fm CICCS for Gen . Counsel . dtd 15 Sept . 76 \\_ Same Subj . OGC 76-5044 Dep -\n\nMemo fm D/OS , for OGC \\_ dtd 3 Sept . 76 , Subj: Grand Bahama Development and Wallace Groves OGC 76-4861 Corp .\n\n\n- 1. Referent B forwards an analysis of possible Agency involvement with suspected criminal elements in the Bahamas Referent A is a commentary on this analysis that details CCS relationships with individuals associated with a company that is reputed to be an employer of organized crime figures No specifc fact is presented that would legally raise the suspicion of the commission of a violation of law morality or ethics by the U.Scitizen businessmen now cooperating with this Agency: Major General William P Fisher (USAF-Ret.); Mr \\_ John PRoulett (USN-Ret.); Mr Albert Whisnant.\n\n- 2 . In the sensitivity of this time, it would be imprudent not to recognize that mere proximity to unsavory elements is suflicient for somc to suggest by association \\_ This Agency recognis that. unfortunate fact of life has an obligation to protect the rights of those upon whom we have prevailed to cooperate The direct method imm lediately aPparent is to sever our relationship wvith voiced gratitude for past servics in tbe national interest. The timing proposed by CICCS in referent A appears appropjiate guilt zing only\n- 3. It should be noted that General Fisher's son is a [DDQ That fact dictates that every effort be made' to contain the 'Substance of this and rcfcrent mcmoranda to the narrowest possible audience to preclude unwarrantcd acrimony and suspicion until proof positive of evil or ciminal activity is certain which event is extremely doubtful .\n\n\ncc:\n\n\n\nMr.\n\n\nMcrrison\n\nMr \\_\n\nMr \\_\n\nIsenstcad\n\nGambino\n\nKoehler\n\n\n\nSECRET,\n\n64327\n\nnY\\_\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_4a3ab9b4_f594_45b7_9806_275ef5ec61da", "filename": "104-10076-10295.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10076-10295.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n5\n\nTYPIC\n\n\n#CQUEST FOLL PRIORITY A RES IDES GALLE ALFREDo DE 06 (EvanS)) SUBJ SINGLE And HAS 06 YOACRE OFFICE assIstant FoR 17 YEARS . IDEN DE LA CARIDAD 26 SEPT' cuba, RESIDES San (HOLINA) 06 (Ran [REZ) H\u00c8RNAnDEZ JLIVES SUBJ FORBER 59 and\n\n2, BY 1\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## 49 SECRET", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_3cf7175a_b1ae_4e46_8208_da6070379613", "filename": "104-10100-10223.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10100-10223.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "PB/CIOP\n\n16 OCIOEEF 1963\n\n5661\n\n\n## Ic PKORII\n\nC,Te\n\n(nOr\n\n- 1 (UIA) [SLD HAVAXA 29 SEPI' 3 BIO\n- A 201-73536; B. '20 UIA\n- 0 183522052;*201*736781; B. 1901, IOKYO; U.5. MPC ;ARD ,CPPCC 2133:\n- 2 . 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THERE Uas SPECULATION That He HIGHT Have BEEn UHILE AIRES. ALFERYEV In APPENDIX KGB\" \\_ ALFERYEV\n\n4 FYI' In Buenos AIRES, ALFERYEv Has The Aug 68 To THIS In That contact @FFICERS Tha HE HIS EXPERIENCED HARITAL HIA PRIORITY\n\nPER {LATIN AHERICAN} = PIRST CHIEF ASSIGNC T CITY In\n\nThe INSTITUTC 58\n\n\n## MESSAGE\n\n\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nIvan Gavrilovlch ALFERYEV 201-0236701\n\n(PDBOOR)\n\nDPOB: 20 Januery 1928\n\nCARBER\n\nB\u00f8pt 58\n\n60\n\nto\n\n84\n\n34 October\n\nJan 88 to\n\n17 July 72\n\none viba 1n Mogcow Sept 58 \\_ No Indicatlon he travellad to\n\nPCS , 88\n\nArgentina 88 Bocond then to\n\nBohodulod Wae TDY Argontine Jun-July DOI : Bopt 84 \\_ FCD\n\nHozico:\n\nALFERYEV. replecod (201-0243240) carrlod awBudpoot 1n ALFERYEV roplacod by tour B8 ,Ab ,\n\nALPBRYEV roplaced roplacod by DOLCOV (201-0762038) bota known KOB officere 11y\n\nPoru \\_ ORLOV Buepoot ALFERYBV bo\n\n1070 or\n\n\n\nPorui\n\n30 March 1976\n\nKNOWN KGB\n\nPru (DOI :\n\n{\n\n\n\n\n\nStaff\n\nPRIORITY\n\nbucnos\n\nAIRES .$\n\nPDQUICK\n\nNTTIGER TRACEY\n\nREF\n\nAIRES\n\n33333\n\n{201-0236701} {IDEn} IS HARRIED To Roza DORN 20 SEP 34 B@RN 24 SEP 55 In ALFERYEV And Sohe ENGLISH {DOI: HAR\n\nALFERYEV REPORTEDLY Was TdY In ARGENTINA DURING Aug 58 . As Pravda REPRESENTATIVE In HCXICO CITY Has Second, LATER FIRST SECRETARY, CULTURAL SECTION SOVIET AIRES `FRoM '27 JuL 72, DERYABIN DEFINI TELY IDENTIFIED HAvING DURING 52/59. DURING HIS HITH Knoun\n\nSURVEILLANCE. THIS\n\n@aii\n\n\n\n\n\n@MF 0\n\nStaff\n\n\n## MIESSAGE\n\n6a/sa\n\n\n\n2\n\nDIRECTOR\n\n- 0\n\nIn\n\n8\n\n8\n\n- Per\n\n0\n\nSTATION. THERE That HE MIGHT BEEN WHILE In AIRES.Y\n\n- 4 FILE REVIEW FAILS To REVEAL ANY ACTIVITIES; HOUEVER, The FOREGOING KGB,Y\n\n5 , FYI: Info 64 ALFERYEV IS A @FFICER The FIFTH departhent {LATIN AMERICA} , IRST CHIEF DIRECTORATE . Graduated INSTITUTE FOREIGN Languages CIRCA 57, ENTERED The IN 58 and In 60. End FYI.Y\n\nAt\n\nSEnt.\n\n\nFOR\n\n9077\n\nv\n\n\n\n\n\nChicf Of Station, Drasllia\n\nChicf\n\nChicf SB vla WI\n\non to\\_ArgentIna\n\nReferonce:\n\nAttached aro the\n\nAttachment: Btated ,\n\nOrig 1 COS , v/att\n\n201-0200530 301-0092214\n\nBn/DIQ\n\nDc/an/DIC\n\ngb\n\n2\n\n18\n\nLCLINSKI\n\n\n\n90f 236 70i\n\n34\n\nAb\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nCblcf 80\n\nChl\u00f8f\n\nREDTOP\n\n10 Pobrvery\n\n1071\n\nB,\n\nHDA 22579\n\n17\n\nSepteebor\n\n1971\n\n18 1970 H\u00f8y\n\n- 1 than tbst a,\n- one 08 Sbo 10 2 B, lltoly bola 8800 tbo 80 be\n- tbat 10 10 0f 80 0 frca 8 1988.\n\n- 10 880 18\n\nIP/an\n\n\n\n\n\nch/\n\n801-\n\n- 8 colleegve t preparo\n- tbo Bovlc(\n- t0 2 tbo 1887 , to 8 for 16 8880 Ilkoly\n\n1\n\n- 8)\n\n52\n\nfon\n\nCoPY\n\nfiling\n\n\n\n1 , 81nce Movo tc thc RcBldeuce/Club In to from almost all overt Barely does appear on BILOCULAR aud h1s dally routIne 1s In order to deternine his present status, were directed to run 8 surveillance on 6 14 September 1971, During thls perlod his away on home leave thus the opportunity to purbue 8 different iife 1f be 80 H1s overt subordinate the cultural fleld, bad PCS without 8 replacement , cover would b0 multlplled, Desplte left no clue about or\n\n8 and Sunday) , he drove or to the Often paper the Once be Bteyed about 1300 hourb wh\u00f8n be returned to Junch break rarely longer half bour Ho roturnod to the Bababey. and Bteyed at leaet untll he walked or drovo diroctly to Club out\n\n, ohodule ere trip to 0 to cold-cut\u00f8; to 8 Btore to buy\n\n9 ChJof ,\n\n\n\nOotober 1071\n\nDISFAICH\n\nHABA-22432\n\none attendance at two trlps +0 Ezelza alrport; and 1singly enough , Sunday afternoon tour and h1s to take pictures along tho river front and drink beer 1n a Co\u00ebtanera cafe Ouring thlb excurslon, the known KGD drove the GRU chauffour and The flrst trlp to the airport made 1n the company of Beveral otler hlgh-ranking Embassy officlals important translting delegatlon (See On the Becond AEBOOR accompanled by KGB regldent) and AEDOOR and h18 companions #ent up to the tu take photob of the Concorde 1t for 'fhey weru Julned by Mre and Evld\u00f8ntly the KGB and the GRU groupe went to photograph the Bame plane-\n\n- 4, tho porlod the DIBAFFLEs felt that have been checking for survelllance, Otherwise there were no note, Not once were approached by local authoritles 8 requeet that they\n- 5 , 88 1n the dark 88 before about ABBOOR , and 1n the world to lead 8 hectic pace, the mejorlty of h1B waklng boura Within the During the deye only one phone even Worth noting, tbo FlBcher-Potrobyan chebe\n\n@hm)q mach;ne\n\n\n\n201.820910\n\n9\n\n\n\nDISPATCH\n\n45 10 be talking of diffcrent pcople when they thc VRAGOVs a1d Constantino LOGVINIUK. One of BIBAFFLE-45's Impressions that we are chccking 1s hcr statement that have occasional partics at home with singing and dancing. have no eviden\u00e7e of such Kay get-togethers.\n\n\n3, As Headquarters 19 aware tho DIBAFFLE lranscrihers process materlal from operations such AEVARIETY AELANYARD cannot furnisl asscssment a11 wC Ilowever ve have requested BIOGENESIS to havo the Bork the form, speciai only\n\n1,\n\n\n\nParece tener.\n\n\nbaber eucuchado qu0 tiane una Ivan por Un oer 01 cuerpo (quo\n\nPuobto 9u0 cultural\n\nLuger d\u00f8ndo trabaje: calle, Oficialnento embe jede. tteua fijo. 10 0n caba 109 diforentoo borob, de tamblen 8 de die (y de n\u00f8che)\n\nLuger dondo aotualmente donde couunmente Bctualnente hego de 109 Alferdov,\n\n\n## 0) Como 80\n\nmental, Ne un Lindo tipo de que l00 olud1r con bu prople aujer) ~ 10 le qu0 Y entrar en l0 \" dabe b) Roforonojao 0l lugar donde No tengo\n\nAfoun 0 en 01 quo oontebe de buVide\\_ po1o que 1e uh1co Mopou, nene Junto un Buburble una d0 dopartomnonton\n\n\n## Yuode Ud, por?\n\n\nLa 80 do de Brupe 3 8ub Jokolov\n\n159/\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nVoloki (oon qulon tenle qen no reunlonoo (y 0to, Vragov, 0l paros\n\n- 02 10 do trabajo 4,\n- poro En oportunidad 80 050 21 @loa 01 En 8 01 (10 no que 00\n- Y Puodo\n\nB10 buacade 0 10 00\n\n\n## Postonooo 8\n\nQu\n\nY 00 pax Jado uulturl 100 Do 80 2\n\n5,\n\n\n\n- dol Plate. 3e de 08 un otrab datoo do por clerto) romotid\u00f8e oportunamente en\n- d) Cuul Bu tltulo oflclal (y hablo. de tituloo\n- Coincide 01 de collogae 0 oontactob con 8 01 oon do aouardo poelo16n. Colnolde plenamento,\n- 0) Jer 0 de (que 10 ol0 Alferlev tlene de\n- b) De 08 reoo16n.\n\n\nNo pero 00 8 de 0880 ouando qulero de el;\n\nd\u00f8 ou1dado 8u d0 de trejee Y H0 0 intorvalob 0 puro 8\n\n80oxprope an alto de de Que de\\_\n\nHablo 0on Dolo\n\n\n## 6\n\n@o1noide\n\n\n\nnorv1oba d0 Alnguna 1ndole 0801 nunoe, Jebe doninarse ouloulador. Lejoa d0 30 onoja en Con plortezo) ;o 00\n\nno 81 un fin\u00f8 B@nt1do de hunor en Ne Uuente nlngune clago de 8 enudo Y niuohea 10 00 ne n1 de un euouoha nota 81\n\n0) Jabitoe Xo Ve de Juen\" Y Pernet Jrenoa bon oon\n\nporquo booe 0 quon) .\n\n\n\")\n\n\n#1ene 01 01 8u Dujer d0 10 baoo oboenao 01 no (nada profundo) 81 5 (haoz\u00f8ndo dalo)\n\n\n## Oualoe\n\nbey d0 . un qu0 buole 9u10\n\naub do de\n\nb)\n\n0 vaoller en rober, 01 nabe Bn una oportunidad pooucho olcramente en una oon Bprovochendo do 10y0, 1d10m0 Y robtrioo16n de por parte d0 e) r\u00f8baba alguno 3-4 \"Y todo pare Rope oncantade, batlendo\u00f8e Oomo una nife ,\n\nEa eparontemonto un un traaledo en un de bable bon trate,\n\n0 89~ bornento\u00f8 Conu1dore 8 Ja Argantine 0 un de pooa proppertdad 10 fronte 8 2810\n\nQue d0 valoren una tembfen do Rooe) , notia evidente Oen bablen 0\n\nMo le Bontc Jal 00 @Jouohe On 9u0\n\nontn Pr\u00f8fleron\n\n14-0oooo\n\n\n\n\n## 4 Alexolevne\n\nAp\u00f8do:\n\nquo del egregado cultural.\n\n\nLugar donde\n\nLugar donde comunmente po no de\n\nComo 80 1pagina,\n\nOomo una do papeble\n\n- lugar donde Bu proplo en Dsnde\n\nroforenolae bey la\n\nroti-\n\nVale de Y soperelmonte que y\"2 plato, de horno, D0 01@mpro ) . Le Pere ouloulador , 13 01\n\nY en Ja qu0\n\nun no ne du a2niploon-, 80 Uo\n\nPuxa hnooruu ontondor na on un\n\nJu n d\n\n\n\n0)\n\n\n\nJuena uuride 198 nenog rango, por 100 de por Que 0 trute b) pertenece\n\nYa 80 dijo do 10 oauto que cota Caredco de al reapeoto. Puode de \"crabaja\" b1en \"dentrs\" de lu que\"afuer 8u marido, de intarno vole\n\n- Sual 08 funo1 0 biertamente? 6n,\n\n1 tretan unoj }. ren 31,\n\n80 porosen que\n\n8 veotir ( rdo, ouidado d0 bu no da 3 paro ne 00 01 de Du wodo oon franoo Ooloreu de J\u00f8 do rouleze do\n\nY0 J0 Uo 00 aborton\"\n\n50 N, Ja quo 816 08 hietertoe , poro 00 Olile Iunou ,\n\nb)\n\n0)\n\ncauta de Reta acnuaarecel pero 08 pobe onraoter 0n sobre todo en con: 01 Ho pers Darido 9lgo, 01 pera pararla en do 0n 01 fonveco\u00eb o1n\n\n59 proponae 0 08 no en rerao ninguna poro 08 menda a 9 do,0l pareoer d\u00f2 @n ` ocabioneo cuando 8 calle vobti En quande no Cuande elegre, (muy\n\nYe d0\n\nno\n\nVor Ivan,\n\n00\n\ntodo ,\n\n1\n\nUne cen\n\ntodo 1oe do 912 ontrar @n podre 8 (\n\nd0 Une\n\n- C>:\n- Je 'n\"grc\n- 2 Hu oil2\n- 0 ) le nze) ra ce no 2 3 ula, 0 veceb en Junza, 1 Pucyrredon 30 2 on Ju \u00e0an 2 donde 2 ' ncde Juth 1 an quu Oun rle\n- 'ien on\n- 'er Ivan,\n\nNo\n\n41 Ja 9 0 \"rua 00 801 , huas ni du Hehsu tluriud Ju %n \"oinur\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## 0I 70\n\n\n## Q0l - 23670i Angentna Sep\n\n\n\n\n\nIvan mak\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n213\n\n214.215 ,2\"\n\n\n\n'Uu\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nIi\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFrom HABA-21382 ,\n\n18 May 1970,\n\nSource:\n\nBIOGENESIS\n\n82 6;\n\nB\n\nTARGET\n\n\n## SIIEET\n\n\"Y 1970\n\nDPOD , 201#,' prosent Job and locatlon)\n\nBACKGKOUND:\n\n(Briof\n\n'@xico Cits, resumc\n\nof background\\_\n\nfamlly mcmbers and where ur\n\nin\n\n1968 (Short Btatozonts on following whore Informants, c/0 contact, BAB attempts, other . Cit\u00f8 signlficant docuncnts, Btarting past run or rcabonb in Octobor 1969, (HBA-20979,\n\nc/o Dircct 0 ntacts (IABA-20210, 16 January 1869).\n\n\nLet Btepe We 0b 1t,\n\n20528),\n\nProvod\n\n8 Bpoclfle\n\n\n\n1 Hiu\n\n\n\nArgontina 19601 WY, Havana 1958, 1968-\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n14-00Q00\n\n\n\nNo, 2459\n\nCulturul, Oficlal dol do\n\n8 do on Oultd 2031, 01 p\u00fablico d0 Loon YABHIN , fusbel rute 0 un oncuontuo YABIIIN oren tnajo \"do on Woxloo\"\n\n3, Lad oonvcrbaol oon Bu 0 on 1lnm6 para dfa quo no 8 para do oatar Ya borvacho aii Una nool1o lu (ovn 21 hor quo oBtabe 0 oama, porof=\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nthe 2otb Of Jenuery to born on 019,468 , Buonos Alres, on che 27th of Jenuery 1928, No,\n\n0i080\n\nIt 18 88 though ho vere afrald thougl h\u00f8 vorc ashemed or\n\nSecret Pol\u00edco) . According to ho 1, ccasidered hlgb Ho having During homo,\n\nIn\n\nBhe Je Rot\n\nto he# surroiindngs , this voman hesshown, veriou opportunicies, probably to end therefore, contrery to hor vey Bhown vondcrful renains Haybe one of che reaon, statod ebove 18 h\u00ebr lack of undorstamding of her husbaw, 80 thet one quarrel Of the other he8 built problems , 80 thet they ere Becret\n\nHe 1\u00f8\n\n- Che\n\nup et davn, dlplomatic pergonnel. (See Annex 2) .\n\n\nBuverveillence carrlod out for hls loave,\n\nThl\u00f8occurred once\n\n~5\n\naf Folloving Talc\u00f8huano 178, lal Floor, Federal Captel,\n\nNomoa\n\nRed ,\n\nCI,\n\nNos\n\n2\n\nAddress\n\n78-4665\n\nJax\n\n\n\n1961,\n\n0\n\neddresc on Vfemonra 1360, survejllance shedoving was establishud vith ALPERIEV ,\n\n- He 18\n- lot of velght\n- 0) buoy,\n- er rogolved,\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\nCONTINUAIION OF\n\nHAF1-20979\n\n- 4 Ke have not able as to establish social contact with AEBOOR . Both Nina and Paul W I,EVERONE (who I ve logltimato roason to have tried but to date\\_ to no Ou\" hope been to have AEBOOR actua lly tell u8 of w1ll hu tu Mex1co? Our or 1ginal thought Was thet the Mexico Station could read1ly determIne 1f he had indoed appllod for 8 v1ga to that country . We Btruck out here yot\n- The fect 18 that of we do not knov Phether AEBOOR 8 move was routine and innocent 1f indoed there If up 'move to Mexico, we shall , of Howover W1ll not answer categorlcally the major quostlon tho oporatJon ccmproalsed? It would appear that rebardlese of to AEBOOR Bhall never know roason for move However for 1t here not polnt toward\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nOv\n\n0\n\n5,\n\nFILEI\n\n20/-23670) ,\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n14-Qoooo\n\n\n\n\n\nBovlet\n\nTravol for Of 00 8 8eptorber dJd 29 5 Jeb @nd tbo\n\n85\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## SEEN BY\n\n(Whon Filla\u00f8 In)\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## DISPATCH\n\nChlef Bovlet\n\nChlcf Bucnob\n\nREDIOP\n\nReforenceb :\n\nA HABA-20415 duted 27 March 1969 B LABW-11445 , doted 21 Aprll 1969\n\n1 Forvarded under Beparate cover are AzLANYARD cover: 28 , 27 and 28 July 1969 , The recording for tbe 28th runb through the labt holf of the flret tapo and tho becond ; It 9 converbatlon between 201-368170 regard1ng the experlenceb recent home lenvc We Bhould vcry much revlew Of 28 nnd forward to Burnob coaplete trangorlpt lon be 1ng July that be forwarded 81nce we have begun forvarding the Intereetlng AELANYARD tapee for tranbcrJplon at Hoadquartere we there 10 no longer any tranbmlt 0f thc DIOGENESI8\n\n\n\n11\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n14-0oooo\n\n\n## DISPAFCH\n\n\n\n3P\n\n4\n\nREDTOP /AEKICK/AEBOOR\n\nAotlon Requlved: Referenoe HABw-11473, dated 5 June 1969\n\n1 Of the Statlon 8 operatlonal \u00f8fforte againet Bome of and the that perhape AEBOOR offcred the attentlon the Interested Bhould oome 88 to Hoadquartere that there really of opinlon, not only to the prlorlty Bet 19 oonoernad We would to oorrect the Statlon WaB negligent 1n the follow-up and Wab walting for take the Initletlve Jn\u00f8ofar future were We belleve have been 88 and 1f 1t to repovt 1n detall the rebulte 0f #hat normai operatlonal we\n\n2 ABBOOR ono Of for the Bimple that three offloere had onoe to. Paul LEVERONS 8 homo he moved: up Binoe 16 thet oontlnued and rather oould mede to follow\n\n\n\n0\n\nL\n\n201-226701\n\n\n## confinuation OF D{SPATCH\n\n\u00fcp the firbt contact (experlence has shown Lhe her > not take the Inltlatlve ard be but a number (boch face to face and by phone) ended up 1n the vague pvomibe on the of SubJect that BOOIL In the Statlon 'tlghtened the coverage of AEBOOR Rutting AELANYARD on 24-hour-a-day for 8 two weeke and by conducting full coverage Burvelllarse about one weekbehlnd th1s acting Wab folJow : to Bpot 8 plaoe where could InJect an egent; would 8 batten of uncover one or more of contact\u00f8 The rebulte of the effortp far Eive 8 weblth Of informatlon whlch Jn to Btatlon, pavt\n\nTha. the target Wab not 1gnored, and ? to Bpend Bome {me 8 8 Bot-together Of-Identity on 21 Mey 1969. reul; Of the groundwork has been for thefact that: the at firbt Oool then lulcewarin the togather f'or we Bucl mceting about and have oonfidante 1f 10 (In order to percanner her 0 ahanoe meet and 099088 BJSIBALer Miveb , Bhe become member of Identity\n\n4; Jeperture for home leave AEBOOR wae oontinue after 8 futuxe There 18 one thing that Bhould be kept the faot that 911 of are reBerved With It bome of even home but to to dovelop 8 Into 18 8 muoh KROULD '0 to oontinue ard follow what be 8 Of the brled bo 8B he wab bo arrerge Off (and faot 890101 oontaotb 0 have hope he nob 48 the 10 nob the bime battlo, babtle that 0r\n\n- 5. value of the PcQ (a copy wag forwarded Rerergnce}he cf target 18 readily appa:'ent, and 1t 19 requested that and language coplea he forwarded to the Stat'on for Iae 1n our\n\nLEVERONE\n\n201-2.3670/\n\n", "pages": 107} {"id": "doc_043b50b5_4895_423b_b326_e363840cdcf7", "filename": "104-10123-10407.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10123-10407.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n\n4 August 1966\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR: Security Advisor Honor and Merit Awards Board SUBJECI Honor Recommendation for JAMES W . McCORD , JR\n\nThe attached recommendation for an Honor and Merit Award is forwarded for your information and recomendations concerning any security measures that should be taken in the processing of this award\\_\n\n\n\nELLIN L. BEATTY Executive Secretary/ HMAB\n\nAttachment\n\nDistribution:\n\nOrig Addressee\n\n1 HMAB Case File\n\n\n\n\n\nWhen Filled In)\n\n\n\n\n## SECRET (When\n\nSection D\n\nNarrative Description\n\nAword {or\\_Heroic\\_Action or Was oct voluntary? Describe why act was outstanding, and if it was more than normally xpected. Explain, why, and how. If an or marine operation, describe type and position of craft , crew position of individuol , and all unusual circumstonces. Indicate results of the\n\nAward for\\_Achievement\\_Service or Performance: State charocter of service during period for which recommended (Give complete description of odministrative, technical, or Professional duties and responsibilities if not covered in Section C; include dates of assignment and relief.) What did the individual do that merits the oword? wos this outstanding when compared t0 others of like grade and experience in similar Positions or circumstonces? If oppropriate, include Production records and assistonce rendered by other persons What obstocles were encountered Or overcome? Indicate results of ochievement . service, or performance. Include reference to Fitness Reports, Letters of Commendation, or other documentation already on file which supports this recommendation. Why\n\n40\n\nFrom early Decenber 1965 through 1966 Messrs \\_ Jares Jr \\_ Alan F Petit, Marcy , of the Technical Division, Office of Security, epent many off-duty 1n experimentation w1th various of equipnent 1n an effort to Improve and strengthen the Agency'8 Audio-( and developed a unique techr 1n (fluoroscopic scanning #hich 1s considered to be najor breakthrvagh the detection cl\u00e2ndestine otber devices targeted agalnst tbe It gives tbe Agency for 2 4 tbe the capabillty tofdetect technical listening deviceg) a capablllty for the intelligence community has expended large sus of money to develop 1n a variety of approaches \\_ This technique w1ll not only benefit the security of ell Agency installations at hone and abroad but will be of utnost benefit to other agencies 1n the community. This technique wa8 met with wide acclaim the intelligence communlty and the Technical Secur\u00edty Counterneasures Conmittee. May by\n\n2 4\n\nIp w1tb the X-ray 1n combination a fluoroscoplc these men Bhowed conblnation had distlnct advantages in terms tine and effort over the considerably more expensive@-ray 24 filn and In further they designed an innovation 1n the form (fluoroscopic has the edvantage of flexibil\u00edty ov\u00ebr the 24 currently availeble on the commercial market. screen3\n\nCONTInUED\n\n\n\nIf orginator is not an eyewitness doos not have Personal knowledgo of the act or performonce, attach affidavits of eyewitness or individuals having Personal knowledge of tho facts.\n\n\nCITATIOn\n\n42. RECOMMEnDATIOn InIiated BY\n\n- 49 , AND SIGNATURE MAKing RECOMMENDATION\n\n44 , DATE\n\n\n\nDeputy Director of Security\n\n\n\nSection E\n\n45,\n\nDATE\n\n4\n\nHeod of\n\nCareer Service\n\nActing Director of Security\n\n(Career service ol nominee)\n\n46\n\nTitle AND SIGNATURE\n\nDATE\n\nDeputy Director of Operating Component\n\nTitle AND\n\nDATE\n\nDirector of Career Service Deputy\n\nDeputy Director for Support\n\n1965 AUG\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\nD Contizued J2scs Jr\\_\n\nfurther enhance the use of this equipment these nen inconspicuous easily transportable package , of two atfache cases hold the(l-ray fluoro24 . racks , and motor units\\_ This possible for an audio-counterneasures team to enter office8, residence6, safehouses undue attention.\n\n\nTbese heve shown great ingenuity resourcefulne6s ip the eppl\u00edcatlon and developnent of this aud\u00edo-counterneasure technique further efforts 1n package design they contributed significantly to the future clandestine use this a bas1s \\_ This technique provideg the AzeDcy for the first time procedure through large terior surfaces room furnishincs \\_ and objects cen be rapidly nned real tine\" in the search for hostile technical penetrations Th1s capability Rill significantly enhance the security of all Agency installations\n\n\n\n", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_89a69162_f08f_4ae3_ad4c_7a089207dcc8", "filename": "104-10131-10111.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10131-10111.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n\n1551\n\n\n\nSECRET", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_2f29e944_2085_45eb_97b3_4346c77fc716", "filename": "104-10067-10044.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10067-10044.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_12571403_1e38_4488_86ad_fa7353a312ae", "filename": "104-10103-10244.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10103-10244.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## SECRET\n\n20 April 1977\n\nSUBJECT: Identification of Sensitive Source\n\nThe: sensitive source cited in paragraph 4 , page 29 of Book V Final Report of SSC to Study Governmental Operations an audio operation against Embassy France encrypted WNSIERRA is d\u00ebfunct and the files are retained in Archives in Warrenton The French Desk will order for us if needed .\n\n\nA copy of the referenced communication PARI 1664 (IN 69266) dated 27 Novenber 1963 is attached. It was located in Volume 4 of Rolando CUBELA s official file \\_ 201-252234 \\_ \u00daNSNAFU-12 , cited in paragraph 3 of that cable a Cuban alternate delegate to UNESCO and an unwitt FI source at that time 1ng\n\nPlease note that a copy of this cable was provided to Breckinridge to carry to a meeting on 1l June 1976 with Senators Hart and Schweiker\n\n\n\nAttachment:\n\na/s", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_3d12e5a9_12ba_47d5_b193_391a15f80a82", "filename": "104-10171-10044.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10171-10044.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nJ92/)\n\n0 4\n\n\n\nJMUVE\n\nKUCACE\n\n- 1. Ilobuna; Hanf\n- 2. Sourcc the 1n Hobana. Ihca ackc 25 Cibene. Ile exlalnad that thc DSE unlted 1s 06 DES;\n- 3. Sourcc tlat Apolo, [obze. 06 h:s Job 10 for rlorb ,\n- 1 'Sourcc ou:tc hc 06 FCAC leeder ir licbuna othcr detalls.\n\n\n\n\n'9 Jo9 Box: //\n\n1ts\n\n\n\n5 Ono Eduardo Tonas Vas (ha:l keen) Chlef of Socurlty for DRE tn Sacua ani that for practical purposes the raslatanco has beon llquldadated 1n Sarua 1e Orendo. Securlty hts Job was axflltrato poopl\u00f8 [leelng whlch the last remalnla8 Job that the reslstanco could do,\n\n", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_f5810768_a13a_43e3_96f6_106930a2b828", "filename": "104-10166-10022.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10166-10022.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_b6a6a554_6cc9_4e4c_a15b_2ae8331ee2b1", "filename": "104-10061-10320.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10061-10320.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n\n\n\n2\"\n\nFOR:\n\nSA/D0/0\n\nFRO;\n\nClark Schor Chief Plans and Rcview Group Contral Cover Staff\n\n'lousc Sclect Committee on Assassinations (IISCA) Request\n\nA\\_ Mlemo for 25 Jan Saznc Subject\n\nB\\_ Memo for fr OLC (OLC 78-0070/1 ) . dtd 12 Jan 78 , Sanc Subjcct\n\nC . Letter for (LC fr Chicf HSCA , 6 Jan 78\n\n- 1 Refcrence 4 aud ;rovidlc: tic aditional information per paragraph 6 . therein in response to the request in Reference 3 \\_\n- 2 \\_ CCs files contain information cited. in ccrtain nunbered itcms of Rcfcrence { follows :\n- a 5 George [elohrenschildt fivc cnts conprising four contact rcports witi a coIacr clal asset whc Ivas in toucl with Subject busincss activity in Ilaiti; and one ncmorandum tailing the results of trace rcquest on Sulject . The dates of the documents range fron 25 April t( 21 1965 .\n\n- 1 Itcn 9 Leo Cherne 21 docunents (six-1954 ; one-1955 ; two-1957 ; two-1958 ; o1e-1960 four-1962 : one each-1965 , 1967 1968 , 1976 concer ma\u00eentenance , coveI 1965 Additionally CCS a ffle on the Research Institutc of America\\_ of Leo Clcrne Exccutive J)ircctor, comprising af,roxi100 docunents covering the period 1949 to 1964 ; 5 appcars throuahout this\n\n\n\n{(\n\n- c Iten 17 Willlam Harvey Approximately 50 dlocumcnts , virtually all of wh\u00edch conccrn the cstabnaintenance, and use of covcr for Subject during his carocr with thc Agency as a fron 1947 to 1967 .\n\n\n\n## d . 27\n\n- (1) Intorational Rescue Conmittcc 12 documents (1962 1976) addrossing Agency non-usc of IRC\\_ and FOIA requests \\_\n- (2) Alexander Rorke Ho record in CCS\n- Item 20\n- (1) Richard Hlellls Approximately 25 documcnts (1956 to 1974) concerned primarily witi TI)Y travel orders cover docunentation, and clearance vcrifications\\_\n- (2) James Angleton Approxinately 25 documents (1950 to concerned prinarily with TUY travel orders cover docunentation, ad retirement processing for Subject who was a Staff Employee of the Agency from 1947 to 1974 ,\n- (3) Reymond Rocca Approximatoly 25 docunents (1964 to 1975) concerned primarily with cover Matters pertaining to Subjecc was Staff Employce -\n- f\\_ Itcm 39 record in CCS 0 f other the involving McssrsAngleton, and Rocca .\n\n- Item 36\n- (1) Southern Research Corporation No record In CCS \\_\n- (2) Wackcnhut Corporation 100 to 150 docunents covering tl'c periodl963 to 1977 and concern Wackonhurt officials\\_ ing\n\nH . 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ENCLOSURES:\n\nREFERENCES\n\nAA ,\n\nP-705\n\nSOURCE CRYFTONYM;\n\nLIFEAT\n\nKRYPTON: 0 YES 0no\n\nJcsuit vourcc of field comment Accord\u00ednc nevcr 0 prleat but 0 {Fother PEREZ Alongo }hag been conferring vith\n\n\n\n80\n\n1867\n\n\n\n\n## FIELD INFORMATION REPORT\n\nBalublity\n\nMexlco Clty (8 December 1960)\n\n44\n\nMexic'\\_ cood\n\n- 1. On 8 80 0 he Informatlon that thlng they and had produccd 0 tremendous reactlon 1n Cuba? Ilc said that 0 frlend, 10 Roman Cathollc but vary llberal, hod returned to Cube, he oa1d tho Knichto of Columbuo entrenched. CORIBI oa1d hc folt to \"teke the bull by tho horno\" end \"thc\n- 2 tho bomb\u00edng of the chuurch of Father DOZA In Cubo hed doflnltoly boon an act of \"auto-agrcoolon\" and clumolly dono. 0 1n tho dobrlo. had 'not thlng, but, PORTUOIIDO, bellovod h1\u00f8 vl\u00f8lt: 3 he,\n\n3, to 80 800\n\n- 1 uteoted [lernandoz never $ prlo\u00f8t. It hl\u00f8 bouroe\\_\n- 2, 8 Cathollo Church, 10 0 Bchematlo cburob 1n Cuba,\n- 3. PORTUONDO' 0 eplscopal\n\n\n\n2\n\n2\n\n3.\n\n\nMexlco City: (8 December 1960)\n\nwlth cood conncctiona\n\n6\n\n- On 8 0 Cuban Ambasgador he had Informatlon that the thing they vero vorking on\" hed gotten undervay and had produced 8 tremendous reactfon 0 frlend, 10 Catholic but very llberal, had to Cube, he a1d the' Knlchto of Columbuo voro pretty vell entrenched. CORIES hc felt It to \"take the bull by tho horno\" and the Knighto\n- PORTUOIDO In Cuba had an act of \"auto-egre\u00f8\u00f8lon\" and Ile Ba1d rod fla8 vlth hanmer and found In tho debrl\u00f8. had nQt but PORTUOHDO , the he ho,\n\nthat to go to Cuba and\n\n- 1, Acoonding to en unte\u00f8ted Mexioo City nev\u00f8papor, 0 membor of\n- 2, called the Moxloan Apootollc Cathollo Church,. 10 Intoraeted 1n In Cuba,\n- eplacopel\n\n\n\nNO.\n\n\n16 Deoembor 1960\n\n{094-5321", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_3c2aafa8_5caf_438f_bb02_b261b626203f", "filename": "104-10073-10363.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10073-10363.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "Albanian Cryptographic Materlal\n\n\n\nOrer:\n\nLA/COG Chris Hopking-3 D 53. 17 Hq -\n\nJ23\n\nHH-28312\n\n25 August 1976\n\ncc: SE/BB/A\n\nAttached for your information is a copy of M\u00e4ani IWX 13477.\n\n\nE-2 IPDEI CL BY 006875\n\nRETURN To CIA Background Use Do Not Beproduce Only\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_e9b77e66_082b_4d0b_8466_9f76b1b5adc4", "filename": "104-10073-10105.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10073-10105.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "ORIG:\n\nEXT::\n\nDATE:\n\nTO\n\n8 1 8\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nSpecial\n\nPer\n\n\n## RESTRICTED HANDLING\n\nCLASSIFIED MESSAGE\n\nAnd\n\nONLY DEMOLAT)\n\n1758\n\nCI/SO\n\n7 July 1972\n\n(Classification)\n\nE\n\nI\n\nVIENTIANE\n\nINFO @ARIS\n\n6*6\n\n(EYES\n\nMHCURB\n\nRYBAT\n\nMHCHAOS\n\nPARIS\n\n2592:\n\nNEEDED\n\nVIENTIANE)\n\nCopy\n\n44\n\nFYL\n\nONLY\n\nHIGHLY\n\nSOURCE\n\nREPORTS\n\nTHAI\n\nTRADE\n\nUNION; REPRESENTATIVES JAMES H 0: HAROLD G AND WILLIAM U B\\_ HAVE BEEN INVITED TO VISIT DRV FOR ONE WEEK LEAVING U EITHER 1 OR 4 'AND INTEND PICK 'UP VISAS IN VIENTIANE OR PARIS (NOT S\u00cbNT; PARIS GIBBONS INTERNATIONAL; VICE PRESIDENT TEAMSTERS UNION AND TRAVELED DRV MARCH 72 NO IDENTIFIABLE INFO TAUB WELL\n\n2\n\nDESIRE NO 'SPECIAL COVERAGE TRADE UNION GROUP\n\nWARNING NOTICE\n\nICcLASSIFIED BY\\_\n\nAPPROVAL; OF DCI\n\n\u20acI.247\n\nIHIS FORM FOR USE\n\nR \u20ac\n\nI\n\n22\n\nof\n\nAuthenticating\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_61bd4fa3_58bd_42cd_930a_32f435994325", "filename": "104-10169-10017.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10169-10017.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "Chlof\n\n05\n\n4\n\n6, Courco 0 Inc\n\n5, Yortzco\n\n6,\n\nDonot\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_b6410b75_44a6_400d_bc32_d9551a60dcd4", "filename": "104-10169-10271.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10169-10271.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "To CIA Do Use Background Only Not Reprcduce\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_4eb8622d_5c1d_4756_bcba_8c1ce56a29e7", "filename": "104-10105-10120.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10105-10120.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\n\n\nINTERNAL USE ONLY\n\nINTERNAL USE ONLY\n\nCONFIDENTIAL\n\nSECRET\n\nJUTING AND RECORD SHEET\n\nSUBJECT: (Oplional)\n\nFROM:\n\nEXTENSION\n\nNO.\n\n\nRobert R. Kierce Chief\n\nDATE\n\nSpecial Security Unit DDO\n\n1015\n\n14 June 1976\n\nTO:\n\ndosignotion,\n\nDATE\n\nbuilding)\n\nOFFICER'S\n\nCOMMENTS (Numbor common} to show from whom whom. Drow lino column oftor ooch commonl)\n\nINITIALS\n\nRECEIVED\n\nCIEAB/SSD\n\n2\n\n3\n\n5\n\nPRIORITY\n\n8\n\nFor No\n\nDec 50\n\n160\n\n10\n\n12\n\n13.\n\n\n14 \\_\n\n15 .\n\n\n610\n\nSECRET\n\nCONFIDENTIAL\n\nUNCLASSIFIED\n\n2883\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nChief , External Activities Branch , SSD\n\nSUBJECT\n\nManuscript by David Phillips\n\n- 1 The following passages are a compilation of observations made- by the SSU: regarding Mr\\_ Phillips' manuscript \\_ The comments are by no means a total list of reservations concerning the submitted chapters but those noted from the perspective of the SSU .\n\n- In . general the undersigned felt somewhat enlightened but rather uncomfortable in reading the submitted manuscriptThis uneasy feeling appears to be based upon two impressions Throughout the text, there is an obvious effort on the part of Mr\\_ Phillips to \"set the record straight\" with.regard to events techniques and activities involving the CIA\\_ Regrettably , as is often the case when one attempts to clarify and present the real facts there is a possibility of further compounding a confused and ambiguous circumstance\\_ Because of the various ramifications of the activities of the Agency , the SSU gained the feeling that more was lost rather than won in Mr \\_ Phillips efforts The second disarming impression is that because an individual has proved to be an effective and successful CIA operations officer there is no clear-cut assurance that he can achieve the same success as an author\\_ The SSU was continually pained by Mr \\_ Phillips efforts to employ certain techniques often seen in spy fictions The problem with author Philiips is that he is not writing fiction and has been identified as a former CIA employee with over 25 years in intelligence service Although Mr \\_ Phillips labored to introduce sone humor into his manuscript, some of his anecdotes appear to be in bad taste-\n- 3 . The following comments are codified to complement those parts of the manuscript reviewed in this reading.\n\n\n\n## Epilogue\n\nPage 6 : Although Mr Phillips makes a considerable effort to conceal the true \u00eddentity of \"Abe\" there is a question as to fact that two cables were sent from Head quarters to in 1973 and if this manus cript is the \"roper vehicle to surface such information\\_ May\n\n\n\nPage 13: Mr\\_ Colby is quoted by the author indicating certain information revealing complications between Mr \\_ Colby and Dr. Kissinger. In addition to breaching personal confidences the author contradicts what he had indicated earlier to be an intent to permit Mr \\_ Colby to speak for himself.\n\n\nPage 14-18: Mr\\_ Phillips again refers to \"Abe\" and his evaluations of the various congressional select committees investigating the CIA. In effect these comments are suggestive of Agency judgments and evaluation regarding the conduct and success of the investigative efforts \u00e0s well as other person alities critical of the Agency \\_\n\n\n## Chapter 3\n\nPage' 5: Have the circumstances regarding Mr . Wisner' s death ever been surfaced with such particulars as provided in this text?\n\n\nPage 14 : The information regarding the \"laundering of money\" as set forth in the first paragraphs of this page serves as a confirmation of official involvement in such activities This should be deleted.\n\n\nPage 21 : There is a serious question raised regarding the author connecting Ernest Henmingway and the Havana Chief of Station implying the prospect of a professional as well as personal affiliation\\_\n\nPage 48: If it is fact correct has it ever been officially acknowledged that a U . S . citizen, a businessman in Havana implied by the author as being a CIA agent was executed? Note: This chapter is replete with a profusion of illustrations of tradecraft and operational activities too numerous to set forth \\_\n\n\n## Chapter 5\n\nPage 1: Mr \\_ Phillips in his writing provides a historical chronology of senior assignments within the Agency with particular reference to the LA or WH Division\\_ This is illustrated on this page in his reference to Colonel \"regaining leadership of the WH Division\" Anyone interested in noting the organizational hierarchy and personalities in the WH or LA Division during the period of Mr Phillips' tenure with the Agency would be aided considerably on page 2 and further as the author proceeds to identify Mr\\_ Winston Scott as the Chief of Station Mexico\\_ King key\n\nPage 3 : Although it has been: publicly surfaced that Mr \\_ William F . Buckley had worked for CIA in the past, the author on this page now ties him in with Howard Hunt and Mexico City and further as an American contract agent: The best interests of the Agency are not served nor for that matter the interests of Mr Buckley and Mr\\_ Hunt are not served by such revelations\n\nPage 4-6 : The SSU believes it is totally unwise to have the mission and organization of the Mexico City Station outlined as explicitly as contained in these pages \\_\n\nPage 5-6 : The above observation is further complicated by the author remarks regarding operations levied against the Cuban Embassy in Mexico\n\nPage 8 : The SSU further challenges the information set forth on this page regarding the biographic details of Mr \\_ Winston Scott' s assignments in Cuba , (London) Eur Division and Mexico City. 15-\n\nPage 15: Ihe undersigned does not believe the content of the information set forth regarding the Agency's procedures associated with the purchasing of scotch liquorHe is implying things which may perhaps have been unique to that station but certainly has not been a worldwide practice\\_ Mr Phillips' anecdote about the prospects of the Agency printing counterfeit tax stamps and the details involved in such planning even though perhaps pres ented in jest would not be viewed as such in the eyes of many individuals in the United States today -\n\nPage 16 : Because Philip Agee has revealed the secret of the camera operation in his book,is it necessary for Phillips to repeat and in effect collaborate what a diseffected employee of the Agency is purporting? From a friendly alumnus of the Agency this serves as a verification of Agee' s statements and provides a violation of sources and methods of this organization-\n\nPage 18-19 : Pursuing the aspect of sources and methods the SSU questions the author' s anecdote regarding the identiiication and employment techniques of the material \"why It would seem that in far as any chenical or technical devices of this nature used by the Organization should not be surfaced in a book such as this\\_ me\"\n\n12-32\n\nPage 25- 27 : The specifics associated with the Cuban Missle Crisis of 1962 involving former Director John McCone and others are subject to strong question as to whether they should be included in this text Again what is provided by Mr \\_ Phillips in this manuscript 1s drawn 'from such personal experiences realized in his Agency duties\n\nPage 33-35: The SSU takes exception to the information presented regarding \"walk-ins based upon the same rationale as contained aboveIt also flirts with the concerns of sources and methods of this Agency -\n\nPage 46-48: All remarks conce rning technical operations such as hidden microphones quick plants etc are out of order particularly with reference to the of a microphone in the This again violates the Agency 's concern regarding sources and methods\n\nPage 55-61: Considerable inside information is provided regarding Lee Harvey Oswald and his activities in Mexico The SSU defers to LA Division SE Division and OS regarding the advisability of inclusions of this material in this manuscript.\n\n\n\n## Chapter 7\n\nPage 26 : Although there is a legal basis for the serving of alcoholic beverages in the DCI dining room, is it appropriate to include such \"t\u00eddbits\" providing the news media with grist to conjure up stories of senior CIA executives making critical decisions following an alcoholic luncheon \\_ This implication is synonymous with the problem of beer being available to the Secret Service when they are on assignment with the President.\n\n\nPage 31 : Throughout the manuscript the author in his narration confirms the fact that CIA has stations located around the world and in his writing procedes to verify the location of these stations The comments relating to where he was assigned and where others in the Agency have been or are assigned= not only relates to the South America area but on this page the author confirms the fact that there was a CIA station in Other than in the change in name there is no effort made to dispel the prospect that the station continues \\_\n\nPage 42 -44 : Although it is a most timely subject, information regarding any U . S . Government effort to assassinate Castro is highly explosive Mr \\_ Phillips is reporting information which he has privy to as a direct result of his Agency exper-iences\\_ These should not be contained in this book-\n\nPage 44 : Although (Camp unfortunately been identified as a CIA facility is it necessary for the author to reinforce nedia articles regarding this establishment by spelling out the cover background and other \"chapter and verse\" items regarding this facility\\_ I believe comments regarding firearms training, counterterrorism training should be avoided.\n\n\n\n## Chapter 8\n\nPage 7 : The author' s remarks concerning CIA s upport to the \u00c9lbrick kidnapping again is a violation of sources and methods and should be deleted.\n\n\nPages 13-21: It is understandable but regrettable that the author continues to single out sensitive issues ; i,e assassination and in this instance CIA involvement in Ch\u00edie The information contained in these pages are volatile and should not be included in such a commercial venture\\_ such information is liable for quotations out of context warping or reinforcing the involvement that the Agency did have in the political activities of Chile\\_ Any\n\nPage 25 : For the first time the SSU was made aware of the daughter of a CIA officer who was and held with a knife at her throat by political assassins\\_ If this is fact a true statement I question the value of such an inclusion in this text particularly in light of the terrorism problems that this Agency and other elements 0f the Government are experiencing around the world.\n\n\nPage 2 7 : The statement the author makes with regard to promotion to GS -17 is not correct.\n\n\nPage 31: I believe that Office of Communications should be consulted on the entire section relating to communications communications personnel and the Office of Communications however, the SSU raises the question concerning the inclusion of teletype decoding speeds on this particular page -\n\n\n## Chapter 10\n\nNote: Chapter 10 continues in the s ame vein as all of the other chapters\\_ It further reinforces the earlier remarks that the more one tries to explain and clarify a point the more con fusing it The remarks contained in pages 23 and 24 regarding Chile are illustrative this\\_\n\n5\n\n- 4 In summary the SSU joins those feel that this book would better have been left unwricten\\_ It is text replete with names details operational information and close personal privileged information based upon the author' s assignments which has been rendered into a commercial version of Mr . Phillips affiliation with this agency for over 25 years This manus cript reinforces the difficulty of a retired operations officer to. deve a non-fiction text which is attractive to the public but does not contain information regarding intelligence personalities organization and sources and nethods lop\n\n\n\nRobert R. Kierce Chief Special Security Unit, DDO", "pages": 7} {"id": "doc_d8139135_e5a9_4cda_81d4_43a41fee0e05", "filename": "104-10051-10170.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10051-10170.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "SECRET\n\n\n## ANNEX B\n\nTHE 201 SYSTEM\n\nRescission: Annex B of Chapter III, CSHB 70-1-1; 27 October 1966\n\n\n## 1 INTRODUCTION\n\nThe 201 provides a method for identifying a person of specilic interest to the Operations Directorate and for controlling and filing all pertinent information about that person. The system' also provides a means for identifying subjects of 201 files from various categores of information.about them and for tively small number of personalities indexed are of sufficient interest to justify opening a 201 dossier. These are normally subjects of extensive reporting and CI investigation; prospective agents and sources, members of groups and organi zations of continuing target interest or subjects on whom volume of correspondence has accumulated system\n\n\n## 2. THE 201 SYSTEM\n\nTbe:principal:features o the 20} system are:\n\n- a individual in the to serve as identifying file humber for reporting on that individual system\n- b: The 201 Dossier: the official file containing the 2O1 opening form (Form 831) and all biographic reporting on and references to the individual, ie, personal history, current status; and prospects.\n\n- The Master 201 Record: & machine record generated by the opening oF a 201 file This record produces the master 201 reference for the Main Index and stores the pcrtinent information wbich may later be retrieved' for special listings:\n- d Main Index Master 201 Reference: this reference; printed in reply to an Index Search Request is printed as illustrated below. When data are absent wvithin the record, succeeding data items or lines will be moved up and the reference consolidated\\_\n\n23\n\nSECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CIIAPTER III\n\n15 November 1974\n\n\n## SCCRET\n\n\n## DOHB 70-1-1 CIIAPTER III, ANNEX B\n\n\n## 15 November 1974\n\n\n\n- 1. Sequeuce Number and Name\n- 2 Sex and Date of Birth\n- 3. Citizenship.\n\n- 4 Place of Birth\n- 5. Occupation\n- 6. Occupation Code\n- 7 Text\n\n\n## Document Reference Data Group\n\n- 8. 201 Number\n- 8. Name Type Indicator\n- 10. OI Codes\n- 11. Record Date (year only)\n- 12. Reference\n- ISC Control Information\n- 13. Date of latest update of the record\n- 14. STAR Index Record Number\n\nF\n\ns\n\n\u20ac\n\nSECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CIIAPTER III, ANNEX B'\n\n15 November 1974\n\n- e. OI Code: a in conjunction wvith the 201 per sonality records `in the 201 system to record the association of an individual with organizations or activities of operational interest. OI codes cover intelli gence and security service affiliation, whether staff or agent, or known or suspect; as well as activities of DDO interest: Tbere are two categories of OI codes for use by components:\n- (1) general OI codes ( Attachment 4)\n- Or other specific organizations.\n\n\n\u00c0 component may request an OI code be' established by submitting a memorandum to the DDOIRMO through the component Records Management Officer.\n\n\nA 201 personality may be assigned twvo OI codes. An OI code may be assigned paragraph 3b below) by in Box 13 or a code may be assigned or added at a later date by a Form 831 amendment. filling\n\nThe; 201 system personalities security may be compiled of a\u00cfl members of that service. listing\n\n- f 201 Machine Lists: produced from the mechanized 201 Index, based on names or' other identifying information of personalities on whom 201 dossiers exist.\n\n\n\n## 3. OPENING A 201 DOSSIER\n\n\n## 8. General\n\nThe opening of a 201 dossier is the prerogative of an operational component; in coordination with the Information Services Croup: An opening creates a master 201 record. Changes to the master record and the occasional closing of a 201 dossier are controlled jointly by the desks and ISG. 201 dossiers may be opened on persons who meet the carding criteria described in Chapter II of this handbook, when there is a reasonable expectation that additional infomation svill be persons about whom counterintelligence information is being reported, and personS of operational interest to the Operations Directorate; specifically those persons for whom provisional operational : approvals and operationalapprovals are requested are not to be opened on stafe cmployees, staff agents and on acquired\n\n25\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B\n\n15 November 1974\n\npersons wvho are only of local interest to Hcadquaters desk and on whom no DDO records correspondence exists are not a part of the DDO records and are to be maintained by that unit. Some desks require: ments on ISC for automatic 201 openings on certain categories of persons whose names appear in incoming dispatches. These' are. listed in Attachment 2.201 dossiers should be opened in the following categories: levy syst\u00ebm\n\n- (1) Subjects of provisional operational approval and operational ap proval requests. However, & file need not be opened when a POA is requested for persons trained for a foreign liaison service and who are of operational interest for training purposes only. being\n- (2) Persons for wvhom the field requests a 201 opening:\n- (3) MHFIXIURE personalities: bonafide diplomats ` of . other than denied area countries, in cose association wvith staff personnel.\n\n- (4) Subjects of a Personal Record Questionnaire Part I.\n\n- or more documents (s\u00eb\u00f3DOI '70-20)-\n- ISR (opened only by IPIRMS)\n\nHeadquarters desks may open 2 201 file by out and submitting a 201 Personality File Action Request (Form 831) to the Records Main-: tenance Section (IPIRMS). Form 831 is also used to create Or amend the master 201 record and 201 machine listings and to the ment of a cryptonym to Attachment 3 consists of sample 201 Personality File Action Requests for opening and amending 201s. A field quarters file or cross-reference box on the dispatch form andlor subjects name in the body of the dispatch: A telepouch request for a 201 opening is made by indicating 201- in the file number line. A cable request is made by placing 201- after the term 'File on the Jast line of the. transmission. IPIAN will open 201 files as requested by dispatch or telepouch but it is the responsiof the desk to' respond to cable requests. Field stations arc notified of 201 openings through receipt of the field master 201 record. filling register assignbility\n\nSECRET\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHIAPTER III, ANNEX B\n\n15 November 1974\n\n\n## CONNTENTS OF THE DOSSIER\n\nInformation about a 201 personality should be filed or cross-referenced into 9 name trace or other process, review of predecessor documents; it must be consolidated into his personality dossier: See DOI 70-20 for consolidation procedures. ie\n\nMaterial which is filed in the dossier includes but is not limited to:\n\n- b. Biographic information including photographs; fingerprints;; and handwriting samples.\n\n- a 201 Personality File Action Request (Form 831)\n- Personal Record Questionnaire Parts I and IL\n- e Name check replies; requests, clearances, and approvals.\n\n- h of contract and termination papers. Copy\n- i Secrecy agre\u00ebment:.\n\n- k Training and evaluation.\n\n- 1 SGSWIRL report.\n\n- m. Newspaper clippings.\n\n- n. information which helps provide a better understanding of the subject and our interest in this may include operational reporting: Any him;\n\n\n## 5. MAINTENANCE OF 201 DOSSIERS\n\nThe 201 personality dossier contains; in document date order, papers which have been made a part of the Central Records System as well as those which have not:. Record documents may range from newspaper Or magazine articles on the subject to finance and other ' administrative papers.\n\n\n26.1\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANYEX B\n\n15 November 1974\n\n\n## Purging\n\ndiscrimination in recognizing operationally useful material rather than the simple distinction between official and unofficial papers; it will therefore take place under the supervision of a Records Officer. Purging should be done periodically. A 201 dossier being forwarded to Central Files for retention should be purged. A 201 dossier should be of the following: purged\n\n- (1) Duplicate material exact copy(s) of a document.\n\n- (2) Name trace form (Form 362) unless it has been the basis for the opening:\n- (3) All abstract slips.\n\n- (4) All document restriction notices (Form 1884) -\n- (5) The disseminated version of positive intelligence information if 8 copy of the raw report is contained in the 201 file; the dissemination number then must be transferred to the first page of the raw report.\n\n- (8) Routing slips, routing and record sheets ( Form 610) and dispatch\\_ cover sheets unless there are remarks such as coordinations or comments.\n\n- contained in other .documents in-the file; 'authorization for destruction is by the Records Officer.\n\n- (8) Secret retained in a 201 dossier forwvarded to Central Files; the document must be dosngraded for retention in the 201 dossier. To downgrade a Secret document, an authorized officer in the originating office or the Records Officer jurisdiction over the contents of the material must possess Secret classification authority If the document cannot be downgraded the file should be retained at the desk or the copy of the TS document should be removed, retained in cross-reference sheet (Form 887) placed in the 201 file giving the location of tbe TS document. Top Top having Top Top\n- (9) Deferred documents (see 56(2))\n\nb. Maintenance Procedures\n\n(1) All material in a 201 dossier will be filed in document date order. In the case of document attachments which have been classified into a 201\n\n26.2\n\nSECRET\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHIAPTER III, ANNEX B\n\n15 November 1974\n\ndossier and separated from the basic document by the assignment of a slash number, the attachment will be filed by the date of the basic document.\n\n\n- (2) Deferred documents will not be filed in a 201 dossier. If are to be retained in the dossier should be sent to IPIRMS for classification into that 201. they they\n- (3) Field index cards (held by some desks) and area desk cards may be retained in the 201 as part of a consolidation procedure. These cards should be mounted on a full-size sheet of paper for in the 201. filing\n- 4) A 201 dossier previously opened on a person who becomes a staff employee and which contains Record documents wvill be resticted to the ISGIDIP unless the desk retains the restriction. The dossier should be closed if there are no Record documents in it. Copy Copy\n- (5) A 201 opened in pseudonym should be consolidated into the true name 201 if one exists or converted to the true name.\n\n- (6) Field and duplicate (shadow) 201 files no longer of active interest should be incorporated into the official 201 after the duplicate material has been purged by the desk officer and the remaining infomation classified\n- (7) OPC (Office of Policy Coordination) cover sbeet from the Archives and Disposition Section (IPIARD) must be retumed to IPIARD for processing Any\n- (8) Desk memoranda with or without document source number) containing substantive or derogatory information on the subject of the 201\n- (9) An attachment which should be separated from its basic document document to IPIAN for processing into the 201.\n\n- (10) To retain the P&L, RYBAT, or KAPOK sensitivity of a document remaining in a 201 dossier retired to Central Files, place that document in an envelope sealed with black tape (see DOI '70-17). RYBAT, P&L\\_ or KAPOK document sent to Central Files not in black-taped envelope wvill automatically be handled as desensitized A black-taped envelope may contain only one document and must be filed in chronological order within the file. If there are numerous docunents of this type the desk officer may blacktape the entire dossier rather than individual documents being Any\n\n26.3\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHIAPTER III, ANNEX B\n\n15 November 1974\n\nBlack-taped dossiers or dossiers black-taped documents be handled as restricted dossiers.\n\n\n(11) An inactive 201 dossier or an inactive volume of a a Routing and Record Sheet with the notation shown below.\n\n\n\n| | |\n|--------------------------|--------------------------|\n| 10 | 10 |\n| 70-1-1, | 70-1-1, |\n| Cc-52 | Cc-52 |\n| volume(\u00f8) | volume(\u00f8) |\n| of \u00e602 - | of \u00e602 - |\n| (Attacb 2021 to Dosoler) | (Attacb 2021 to Dosoler) |\n| (data) | (data) |\n| AIL | AIL |\n| | CONFIDENTIAL |\n| SECRET | SECRET |\n\n26.4\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B\n\n15 November 1974\n\n\n## 6. 201 DOSSIER CHARGES\n\nA 201 dossier may be of active interest. If the dossier is transferred to another desk, the desk officer who is transferring the dossier must notify Central Files of the transfer. Ceatral Files will then send the Notice of Transfer of Document or File Accountability (Fom 2977) to the new action desk officer \\_ kept period\n\n\n\nRequest (Fomm 813) to change the action desk designation to insure that the 201 personality will be included in the Headquarters end field machine;listings for bis component.\n\n\n\n## 7. RESTRICTED DOSSIERS\n\na. Access to a sensitive 20l dossier may be restricted by holding the file at the desk or placing it on restriction in Central Files.\n\n\n(1) The dossier may be restricted by checking - Box 2 on Personality File Action Request (Fom 831) when the file is opened:\n\n26.5\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B 15 November 1974\n\n- (2) The dossier may be restricted by holding it on permanent charge from Central Files. (Note: To maintain the restriction of dossier retumed to Central Files for retention; a File Restriction Notice (Form 2021) must accompany the dossier.) being\n- (3) The dossier may be restricted and held in Central Files by submitting a File Restricton Notice (Form 2021).\n\n- b. Access to 8 personnel of the restricting desk or persons euthorized by that desk request for the charge of a restricted dossier or any document within a restricted dossier held in Central Files will be fonvarded with the entire dossier and a multiple routed cover-sheet to the restricting desk This desk may then forward the file to the requester or deny the request and return the dossier to Central Files. The desk will notify the requester of a denial Any\n- c. Anyone requesting a r\u00e8stricted dossier, or a document wvithin a restricted dossier,-permanently or temporarily charged to desk, wvill be r\u00ebferred to that desk by Central Files.\n\n\n\n\n26.6\n\nSECRET\n\n\n## SECRCT\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B\n\n15 November 1974\n\n\n## 8. REQUESTS FOR INFORMATION ON' 201 PERSONALITIES\n\nThe Automated Index Section (IPIAIS) svill provide the identity of the subject of in svhich case the rcquester will be referred to the restricting desk.\n\n\nIPIAIS will also provide the 201 number assigned to a name, unless the 201 file is restricted or state that there is no 201 number assigned. Requesters should supply identifying information whenever available for each name submitted,\n\nRequests pertaining to five or fewer names or numbers may be made by telephone by the IPIAIS red line extension; IPIAIS wil] provide the infommation by return call to the requesters extension as listed in the Badge Table. Requests for more than five names or numbers must be listed and sent by tube or courier to IPIAIS; IPIAIS will reply by retum mail. calling\n\n\n## 9 201 DOSSIER CANCELLATION\n\nA 201 file may be authorized for cancellation by a Records Officer; after appropriate coordination. The file should be forwvarded. to IPIRMS which will destroy-the folder and the cards numbet from machine lists: Record C\u00f6py document contained inthe folder (IPIDU) as directed by the desk Records Officer. Any\n\n\n## 10. 201 MACHINE LISTINGS\n\nMachine listings provide field stations and Headquarters desks with names and 201 numbers in the requesters particular geographic or functional area of interest. If a component wishes to exclude & sensitive 201 personality from its alphabetic, numeric, and cryptonym listings, this may be done when opening (Form leave the country of location (Box 15) and interest desk (Box 16) blank, use the:non-country code 900 in the action box (Box 14), and indicate permnanent charge to the responsible desk The only wvhich will include the 201 number is the IP/201 record for the Vital Records program. 201 listings are categorized as standard or nonstandard and as scheduled or special the 831) listing\n\n\n## a. Standard Listings\n\nIssued scmi-annually to Headquarters and the field; based on components interest as indicated in the \"Action Desk,\" \"Country of Location; and \"Interest\n\n26.7\n\nSECRET\n\nSECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CIIAPTER III, ANNEX B\n\n15 November 1974\n\nDesk\" blocks on Action Request (Form 831) The standard listings available are:\n\n- 1) ` Alphabetical by surname; leading to a 201 number;\n- (2) Alphabetical by given name, leading to a 201 number;\n- (3) Alphabetical by cryptonym, leading to a 201 number;\n- (4) Numerical leading to & surname;\n- (5) Numerical leading to a cryptonym\n\n201\n\nONLY\n| | | | 201 | | |\n|--------------------------------------------------|--------|--------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------|-----------------------------------|\n| 03 2895/2 51n 5) 8W 72519/0202/ 15/2579/09 6\" \"c | 90 '10 | CIT Chin? DIPT (nat Ceol | 0179620 0[145 0791] 02092 0o 0271972 022316 7962 009696 017962 00526) 000 00 01 | 8 In CAIR | Hx 'Melt Mwa 5 CMi 5 CMIx Taiv Ux |\n\n{2 CL 05497)\n\n26.8\n\nSECRET\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 15 November 1974\n\nAll standard listings are cumulative; previous editions must. be destroyed upon receipt of current editions. These are by their very nature extremely sensitive compilations of information and must be given every possible saFeguard. listings b Non-Standard Listings\n\nBased on one or more of the following selection criteria:\n\n- (1) Country of location\n- (2) OI codes (organization andlor intelligence affiliation)\n- (3) Citizenship\n- (5) Occupation.\n\n\nThese selection criteria may be used singly o in combinations.\\_For example; user could obtain a list of all 201 personalities who have been assigned the produced of all persons who and. 1920, with the occupation.computer 'specialist; who are now citizens of the United States, located in Mexico; and who had been assigned the OI code AA Note however that the OI code AA Those personalities with svith no OI code would could however ask that persons wbo have not been assigned an OI code also be included Note also that when retrieving lists based on occupation; the listing will be only as specific as the occupation code (Attachment 1) The' occupation code. for courier covers only a documented courier. Some occupation codes cover more than one occupation. For example, tbe occupation code CRAF covers those who practice ' some trade or manual occupation; carpenters; bricklayers; painters; mechanics and electricians: If a list is requested for eleciricians, all others in this will be included in the printout These non-standard listings may be sorted arranged) according to any, but not more than three, of the following keywvords: listing ie , category\n\n- (a) Suraze\n- (b) Given name\n- (d) Country of birth\n- (e) Citizenship\n- (f) OI code\n- (g) Location\n\n26.9\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\n15 November 1974\n\nbesorted alphabetically . by surname 'vithin OI codes for 'given. countries of location Because twvo OI codes may be listed: for each personality, those names 'wvith two OI codes would be listed twvice c Scheduled Listings\n\nStandard and non-standard printed semiannuallylistings\n\n- d. Special Listings\n\nUnscheduled, usually non-standard, produced on a one time basis mn response to special operational requirements. listings\n\n\n## e. Request for Listings\n\nAll requests for standard or non-standard alphabetical and numerical 201 listings for Headquarters and the field, for changes in periodic and for information on the 201 machin\u00eb list system should be made t the component Records Management Officer.\n\n\n26.10\n\nSECRET\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n26.15\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTEI ANNEX B Attachment 2 III,\n\n\n## AUTOMATIC 201 DOSSIER OPENINCS\n\nNote: 201 files will be opened automatically by IPIAN on the following categories of people.\n\n\n- 1 Arab Republic of Egypt (ARE)\n- Diplomats with rank of third secretary Or above.\n\n- b Military attaches and assistant military attaches.\n\n- (Prior to opening of an ARE 201 file, cbeck with NEIE for correct spelling of name and additional biographic data. )\n- 2 British Commonwealth\n- All positively identified members of MI-5 and MI-6, the British Intelligence\n\nServices\n\n- (IMIS) .\n\n- Canadian Communist Party officials on national or provincial levels and officials of the Canadian Communist Party front organizations. Do not open unless there is at least a date of birth given\\_\n- d All members of the Security Service of Police (RCMP-SS) .\n\n\nIntelligence service employees (DSE, DCI).\n\n\n\n## Israel\n\n- All Israeli diplomats. CINEIISR should be indicated as the originating office with CI/SP alwvays indicated as the seconcary officc of interest:\n- lz. Military attaches.\n\n- (. Assistant military attaches\n- Idcntified intelligcnce officers.\n\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 Attachment 2\n\n15 November 1974\n\n\n## 5. North Vietnamn\n\nAll diplomats and NFLSV (PRG) officials stationed abroad\n\n\n## 6. USSR\n\n- All Soviets assigned PCS to an official representational installation; office, news media office. ie\n- b. All Soviets assigned PCS to the United Nations in Newv York, Geneva, and Yienna. Paris,\n- Audio technicians; after coordination with SE desk-concerned:\n- d. Students who will be studying abroad for a full a\u00e7ademic year nt institutions of higher Jeaming:\n\n26.16\n\nSECRET\n\nSECRET\n\nCHAPTER II 15 February 1960\n\nANNEX B\n\n\n## PERSONALITIES 201 AND IN NUMBERS\n\ntieg Indexed by the CS are of active operational interest/at any given point in time. These are normally. subjects of extensive reporting and CI investigatlon, prospective agents and sources, end members of groupg and organizations of continuing target interest. Each of these perbonallties i9 assigned either a 201 number %r an IN number.\n\n\ns\n\n- 2 e.g., 201-123456, is as8igned to each person, and a dossier controlled by this number is established which contains, or hag cross referenced status and prospects: future reporting on the individual both a9 a file number and in place of other identifying datav Up-to-date machine listings are published periodically to help field stations and headquarters desks keep book; on those 201 personalitieg falllng in their particular geographic or functional area of intergst;\n- clude the identities of persons of operational interest because of their connection with target group or organization even though there may not be sufficient information or specific interest to warrant opening; A considerable number of stations are concerned Coverage of their movements, stations up-to-date listings containing information under the control:\n\n43\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\nCLANDESTINE SERVICES HANDBOOK NO. 43-+r\n\n70-1-1 CHAPTER II, ANNEX B 15 February 1960\n\nof the Cuban desk on the dramatis personae: sonalities, such lists should .contain the names 3nd identiiying data of persons who should be kept track of , although may only be of tangential interest or on whom there may be H\u00edttle or no'data other than that given in the listing itself: they\n\n- 4. To accommodate this type of requixement in the 201 system, identifiable personalities concerning whom 'enough information is not available to require the opening 0f file may be assigned numbers of the following type but in the same s\u00e9ries: yet\n\nIDN-123457\n\nThese are relabeled *201\" if a file is opened. IDN numbers are carried with 201 numbers in appropriate general or special listings, of Name\" column. \"Type\n\n- 5; All-201 code numbgrs are assigned by RID at headquarters; either .upon receipt of Form 831, or of a field dispatch. If a dispatch 1g written about a personality not in the system, 9 201 number for 1t may be requested simply by writing under headquarters file number In the dlspatch form as follows: yet\n\nDispatch Symbol and No. XYZA~12345\n\nHeadquarters File No.\n\n\n201\n\n- 6. IDN numbers are assigned by RID at headquarters upon the request of stations or desks which are developing special identification programg within the 201 system. The field receives current notifica tion of new 201 openings and IDN numbers through the Field Index Card Service.\n\n\n44\n\nSECRET\n\nCLANDESTINE SERVICES HANDBOOK NO. 43+++\n\n70-{[ CHAPTER III, ANNEX B\n\n15 February 1968\n\n7 Stations or branches often are concerned with peskonalities not of general CS concern. Files on these may be kept in any desired order . Should such personalities become of generax CS interest, must be brought into the 201 system; they\n\n45\n\nSECRET", "pages": 19} {"id": "doc_4d620724_232e_4fb9_b9fb_eff56011b9bb", "filename": "104-10172-10001.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10172-10001.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "By\n\nSoursg\n\nBourco,\n\n23\n\n8\n\nto\n\n\n\nvoral\n\n4\n\n\n\nLho oould to Purcheso Lho tbo\n\nond\n\n\n\nNo\n\nUso Onl: Do CIA Background Roproduco Not\n\n\n\n\n\n93\n\n\n\n\n\nDate\n\nJuro-July 1550\n\nDalo ; Bourco:\n\n1, an 1950 Lo for 1n Pancaa bocrorit\n\n65\n\nblev out Instruronlal 1n 05\n\n2, Lo kavo edvonsuror bcd been the end ho Bus\u00e6cted Of pLlot Lhe plere end be tboucht 1t ixis to opreto be usod It had In be Vwy Panana,\n\n8, th1s oltors Intelllgonco Cenal,)\n\nfre\u00e7uectly Lorauda:) It and;at' leest tvo other Ion\u00ed at to alrport to hencer only the 6t Tocuzen, Vezs Ponce, that 1t bolieved plane 1n but later Icvolvod 1n enothor type\n\nthe ordors Tonr,\n\n\n\n\n\nty 14 0'43 al lold Yiolated ,\n\nUat on 1 986 8,2, end on 18 fro\n\n@rd te Lkat to tha: pos: end that otber Civl\n\nthat the of. Cvll that 4i tut of Both falt \u00e0lrport, tcoy\n\n'5,\n\nStoven 103* 2, 1946 1948 Docoalor 1, 1950 27,\n\nConvortod B-26 PLlot Sluvon Cogot, Tocuoa\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nthat ho cazo doalor fra Buonob euld\n\n6, Ou 8 Lhat al doos Lo Forco eutboricloo bed boon the Jwly, \u00e0r\n\n7 0s to bua? off 1\n\n! Bro bollavcd to bo vho oporuteo of both hlc Ginon that Tonl vould not doalor,\n\n9 Iho prescnt Btatus tho mattor 1s that nocative rejulto, that tho 1s ol to ellovod Lz\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_710fa5a9_7d08_49a9_a51e_093f14d3bf9c", "filename": "104-10100-10200.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10100-10200.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "14-Qoooo\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_14f36afb_2d88_48ec_8d0d_f065d63cbc6b", "filename": "104-10074-10095.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10074-10095.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nREFS:\n\nDIRECTOR\n\nB \\_ DIRECTOR 507258**\n\n1 FY\u00ed Just In JaNUARY 1974 INTEZVIEWED PRESEIDENT 0f INTELLIGENCE SERVICES. TRIPS MEETING FROM REPEATED REQUESTS To MEET REPRESENTATIVES. DESCRIBED MAIMLY ACTIVITIES IN ARGENTINA\n\n2 has BEEN BRIEFED INHERENT In CLEAVE COU#CIL F\u00ear THE WITH ARGE\"TINE FEDERAL POLICE 0n MATTERS AND Is VAN CLEAVE\n\n3 FICLE: 4-4-15; 200-6-424/3. E2\n\nRETURN TO CIA \u00c9ackground Use Only Do Not Reproduce\n\n\n\n2\n\nEXT:\n\n0\n\n\n\ninfo:\n\nuh REPORTE) TRIP To A#?\n\n\nTHERE\n\nLILLIAN\n\nBILL\n\n\n\n2\n\n\n\n0\n\nG\n\n0\n\n0\n\ncoi\n\nAC?\n\n\noo\n\nr\n\n25 FEBRUARY 74/225, {RS.\n\n\n03\n\n1526\n\n6\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_8c2c669f_c417_491a_a935_4a6c153d47b0", "filename": "104-10005-10321.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10005-10321.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "NDEX\n\nNO; 201.4524\n\nBONN BERLIN PARIS M Tha\n\n\n## 1\n\ncOPEFO GMNY\n\n\u00c4SSASSI OR FALL GUY ?\n\n\nLlKEN;\n\nWALTER\n\nPAUL DELATHUIS .\n\n\nKELL;\n\n32 AND HAD MEMBERSHIP NO; OWNED LENDING LIBRABY 33, ana CHINSKY\n\nBEIHESS\n\nDocument Number\n\n888.906\n\nCONTINUED\\_\n\n\n\nCLASSIFIED\n\n1242\n\n5\n\n6\n\nDEFERRED\n\nROUTINE\n\n\n\n\n## 3\n\n45\n\n53\n\n\n\nCrx\n\n", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_562751a8_270e_45bb_88b2_09ae89282cb6", "filename": "104-10103-10108.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10103-10108.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "14 February 1977\n\n\n## MEMORANDUM\n\nSUBJECT : Nestor Antonio MORENO . Lopez (AMICE-27) (201-312091)\n\n- 1. MORENO was born on 25 August 1921 in Havana , Cuba His father was a Cuban Senator (1940-44) and the Cuban Minister of Public Works (1944) MORENO became a lawyer and continued to live in confortable circumstances He became involved in the anti-BATISTA movement, apparently in the late 1950's , and ultimately in the 26th of July MovementAfter the revolution, one of his clients was Camilo CIENFUEGOS . In Miami after defection, he was associated with the JURE .\n\n- 2 \\_ MORENO ' s specific activities in the anti-BATISTA movenent were not reported and apparently were unexceptional \\_ A point worth noting about his activities before defection is his acquaintance with Tad SZULC , at least by 1959 , and with Jorge VOLSKY \\_ MORENO ' s background as .a lawyer did not prepare him for active revolutionary involvement. When he defected in April 1961, therefore, he associated with anti-CASTRO exiles, particularly VOLSKY= but did not become actively involved. He was assessed in 1963 as being unfriendly to CIA \\_\n- 3 \\_ About February 1963 MORENO and Enrique CAYADO Ribera reportedly collaborated in the formulation of an operational plan to overthrow the Castro government. discussed it with Jorge VOLSKY who then passed it to Tad SZULC . VOLSKY and SZULC apparently conspired to have the presented to the \"political authorities\" (Robert HURWITCH and the KENNEDY Administration) in Washington in order to by-pass the disThey plan\n\ntrusted \"operational authorities\" (the CIA) (VOLSKY originally took full credit for the plan, called \"Leonardo Plan , which even tually became known as the AMTRUNK Operation.)\n\n- 4 . The Leonardo Plan was well thought-out and caught the fancy of the KENNEDY Administration\\_ HURWITCH bought it to the CIA with the blessings of the Department of State \\_ Thus from the very beginning , SZULC, VOLSKY , and MORENO , each of whom had outside interests to some degree in conflict with AMTRUNK , were involved in AMTRUNK policy and planning meetings Moreover , all three were to some degree antipathetic to the Agency for various reasons and were difficult or impossible to control\\_\n- 5 \\_ MORENO ' s indiscretions were a serious problem that limited his effectiveness as a direct participant in the AMTRUNK Operation by arousing the concern of other participants\\_ While the Station attempted to cut out VOLSKY and SZULC after the initial policy discussions in Washington, VOLSKY always remained involved to some degree and kept SZULC fully informed. Under the circunstances , the censure of MORENO for talking to SZULC was just an attempt to plug one of many leaks The fact is that MORENO , SZULC , and VOLSKY believed they had an inside track in Washington because of their contacts there and all three disliked following Agency instructions that conflicted with their own diverse interests\\_ However because JMWAVE Station and AMICE-14 (Miguel A DIAZ Isalgue)l objected to MORENO ' s continued involvement in the AMTRUNK Operation after learning of his free talk with SZULC and others, the Station\n\nterminated MORENO ' s involvement in the sensitive aspects of AMTRUNK in November 1963 .\n\n\n- 6 Since MORENO was one of the original authors of AMTRUNK and already disliked the Agency , one can imagine his feelings at that junctureHe sulked , refused at first to take a position on the Rebel Army Radio Program = and caused problems in general: By January 1964 MORENO was actually interferring in the AMTRUNK Operation [(by giving demoralizing , conflicting information to AMTRUNK-9 , for example) and attempting to debrief returnees on behalf of VOLSKY and SZULC . MORENO was fired , therefore, by RABEL on Station instructions from the Rebel Army Radio Program in February 1964 and terminated by the Station as of\n- 7 Shortly after his termination MORENO , using VOLSKY as an intermediary , approached Mr \\_ G . Harvey SUMM with proposal similar to the Leonardo PlanThe COS met with SUMM on 1 April 1964 and advised him how to put off MORENO\n- 8 . In August or September 1964, MORENO left Miami and took position as a Spanish-language professor in South Carolina .\n\n\n\n## CONCLUSION:\n\nMORENO apparently was a sincere anti-CASTRO revolutionary, but his dislike for and distrust of the Agency , which was undoubtedly stimulated by SZULC and VOLKSY , made his involvement in AMTRUNK a to the security of the operation It appears that MORENO , like many Cubans of the upper middle\n\nclass , had little sense of securityIt is obvious that he trusted SZULC and VOLSKY far beyond what normal prudence would dictate. He probably was not a CASTRO agent , but he did help leak operational details and general plans to people who helped to spread the information more widely and who , thenselves , were not trustworthy \\_\n\n\n\n", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_65e3468e_1f35_4d46_be91_cb4f044892a8", "filename": "104-10110-10295.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10110-10295.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "X\n\nProvided\n\nTDY\n\n(Specify)\n\nSUBMI T FORM 642 MMEDI ATELY To CHANGE CATEGORY To CATEGORY 20-7)\n\nSUBMI T\n\nFORM\n\n3254\n\nTo\n\nBE\n\nISSUED \\_\n\n20-11)\n\nSUBMI T FORM 1322 FOR ANY CHANGE AFFECT I NG This COVER ( BR 240-20)\n\n- SUBMI T 1323 FOR TRANSFERR I NG COVER ( HR 240-2\u20ac)\n\nCATEGORY\n\nCATEGORY\n\nSUBMI T FORM 2688 CARD\n\nAND/OR\n\n27 62-Pas-Overt Jul 67-10 Aug 1 Sep 72-27 28 Jun Xov Int]163 76-26 27 Feb 77?-\n\nCOPY\n\nChief\n\nSECRET:\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n25\n\n71\n\n3190\n\nCHIEF , OP\n\nTo:\n\nSTATUS:\n\nSUBJECT\n\n3\n\n\n## KEEP ON TOP OF FILE WHILE COVER IN EFFECT\n\nEFFECTIVE DATE:'\n\nFORm 3254\n\nW+2\n\nHHB\n\n20-7)\n\nSUBMIT FORM 642 CATEGORY TO-CATEGORY 20+7)\n\nEAA: CATEGORY\n\nCATEGORY\n\nRETURN ALL OFF I CIAL DOCUMENTATION\n\nFORM\n\n2688\n\nHOSPITAL / ZATION\n\nFOR\n\nCARD\\_\n\nin\n\nThis\n\nTo\n\nCHIEF , OP\n\nCHIEF\n\nATIN:\n\n2458,\n\nSTAFF:\n\nCONTRACT\n\nCOVER\n\nEMPLOYEE\n\nnumber\n\nSTAFF\n\n1,:20", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_a1feecfe_0ffd_462d_94fa_a4602af960a6", "filename": "104-10087-10054.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10087-10054.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "SECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III\n\n15 November 1974\n\nANNEX B\n\n\n\nThe 201 system pro for identifying a person of specific interest to the Operations` Dlreltorate and for controlling and all pertinent information about that person. The system also provides a means for identifying producing lisits of 201 personalities according to those categories. Only a relatively small number of personalities indexed are of sufticient interest to justify opening a 201 dossier These are, normally subjects of extensive reporting and or subjects on whom volumne of correspondence has accumulated. filing\n\n\n## 2 THE 201 SYSTEM\n\nThe principal features of the 201 system are:\n\n- a The 201 Number: a unique number, 201-1234567, assigned to each individual in the system to serve as identifying file for reporting on that individual ie,\n- the 201 opening form (Form 831) and all biographic the individual, ie personal history, curreng\n- Yecord generated by the opening of a stores the pcrtinent information ivhich may later be retrieved' for special Jistings.\n\n- d. Main Index Master 2O1 Reference: this reference, printed in reply to an Index Search Request, is printed as illustrated belowv. When data are absent within the record, succeeding data items or lines will be moved up and the reference consolidated\n\n23\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B\n\n15 November 1974\n\ne OI Code: a with the 201 personality records in the 201 system Association of an individual with organizations Or activities of OI codes cover intelligence and security service Or known Or suspect, as well as activitiess iRerest\\_\n\n- (1) general OI\n- (2) OI codes assigned or other specific organization)\n\n\u00c0 component may request an OI code be established by submitting a memorandum to the DDOIRMO through the component Records Management Officer .\n\n\nA 201 personality may be assigned two OI codes: An OI code may be assigned when the 201 Personality File Action Request (Form 831 ) is initiated (see paragraph 3 below) by in Box 13 or a code may be assigned or added at a later date by a Form 831 amendment. filling\n\nThe 201 system has the capability ' of producing machine of 201 personalities by OI codes: For example; if an OI code has been opened for the security service of a certain country a may be compiled of all members of that service. listings listing f 201 Machine Lists: produced from the mechanized 201 Index, based on names Or other identifying information of personalities on whom 201 dossiers exist.\n\n\n\n## OPENING A 201 DOSSIER\n\n\n## a. General\n\n@UCTION\n\nThe opening of a 201 e an operational component, in coordination a master 201 record and the occasional closing of a 201 dossier are Hesks and ISC. 201 dossiers may be opened on persons who mee criteria described in Chapter II of this handbook, when there is wvill be acquired and filed in such a dossier. Generally dossiers are opened on persons about whom counterintelligence information is being reported, and personS of operational interest to the Operations Directorate, specificall; those are requested (see exception below). 2O1 files be opened on staff employees; staff agents and contract. employees. Files on\n\n25\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1\n\nCHAPTER III, ANNEX B 15 November 1974\n\npersons who are only of local interest to a fiekdl station Or Headquaters desk requirements on ISG for automatic categories of persons whose names appear in incoming Attachment 2.. 201 dossiers should beQBar Ythe D levy\n\n- approval requests. Howe Heed not be opened when a POA is requested for persons tional interest for training purposes only. being\n- (2) Persons for whom the field requests a 201 opening.\n\n- (3) bonafide diplomats of other than denied area countries, in close association with staff personnel.\n\n- (4) Subjects of a Personal Record Questionnaire Part I.\n\n- a Main Index search reveals information in five more documents (see DOI 70-20).\n\n- ISR (opened only by IPIRMS ) .\n\n\n\n## b. Requesting a 201 File Opening\n\nHeadquarters desks may open a 204 out and submitting a 201 Personality File Action Beguest to the Records Maintenance Section IPIRMS) to create Or amend master 201 record an6 to register the ment of a 01 consists of sample A field station nay request in the Head quarters file Or box on the dispatch form andlor after the subjects name in the body Bf the dispatch. A telepouch request for a 20l opening is made by indicating 201- in the file number line A cable request is made by placing 201- after the term \"File on the last line of the transmission. IPIAN will open 201 files as requested by dispatch or telepouch but it is the responsiof the desk to ' respond to cable requests. Field stations are notified of 201 openings through receipt of the field master 201 record. filling 831 ) assign bility\n\n26\n\nSECRET\n\n5\n\nCOPY MO.\n\n\nSECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B\n\n15 November 1974\n\n\n## 4 CONTENTS OF THE DOSSIER\n\nInformation about a 201 personality should be filed or cross-referenced into a 201 subject through a name trace or other process, documents, it must be consolidated 70-20 for consolidation procedures.\n\n\nbut is not limited to:\n\n- File Form 831) -\n\nhardwriting samples.\n\n\n- c. Personal Record Questionnaire Parts I and IL\n- d Operational and other security approvals.\n\n- e. Name check replies; requests; clearances; and approvals.\n\n- { Acknowledgement of pseudonym.\n\n- g. 201 personality assessments and evaluations.\n\n- h of contract and termination papers. Copy\n- i. Secrecy agreement.\n\n- j. Agent Status Report. Duty\n- k Training and evaluation\n\nRODUCTION]\n\n- 1\n- m.\n\n- n information better understanding of the subject and our interest Any\n\n\n## 5. MAINTENANCE OF 201 DOSSIERS\n\nThe 201 personality dossier contains; in document date order, papers which have been made a part of the Central Records System as well as those which not. Record documents may range from newspaper or magazine articles on the subject to finance and other administrative papers. have\n\n26.1\n\nSECRET\n\nand\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B\n\n15 November 1974\n\n\n## Purging\n\nPurging a 201 dossier is the responsibility of the discrimination in recognizing desk officer. It requires useful material, rather than the place under the be done be pu\u00efged. A 201\n\n- (1) material of a document.\n\n- (2) Name the openings\n- (3) All abstct slips.\n\n- (5) The disseminated version of positive a copy of the raw teport is contained in the information if then must be transferred to the first 201 the dissemination number page of the raw report. intelligence\n- (4) All document restriction notices (Form 1884).\n\n- (6) slips, and record sheets (Form cover sheets unless there are rernarks such 610) and dispatch as coordinations or comments. Routing routing\n- contained in other documents in the file; information by the Records Officer. authorization for destruction is\n- (8) Secret documents are in a 201 dossier be downgraded for retention officer in the origina 8 P an authorized over the contents the jurisdiction classification at the desk or the canRo Paded the file should be retained in a desk TS file or ument should be removed, retaincd Control Officer, and of the TS document. (Form 867 placed in the 201 file giving the location Top having Secret Top Secret\n- (9) Defered documents (see 5b(2) ).\n\n\n\n## b. Maintenance Procedures\n\n- (1) All material in a 201 dossier will be In the case of document` filed in document date order:\n\n26.2\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B\n\n15 November 1974\n\ndossier and separated from the basic document by the assignment of a slash number, the attachment will be filed by the date of the basic document.\n\n\n- (2) Deferred documents will not be filed in a 201 dossier. IE are to be retained in the dossier should be sent RMS for classification into that 201. they they\n- (3) Field index cards and area desk cards may be retained in ther consolidatiomprocedure. These cards should be mounted in the 201.\n\n- (4) 8 person who becomes staff employee and which cohtals Copy documents will be restricted to closed if there are no Record documents in it. Copy\n- (5) name 201 if one exists or converted to the true name\\_\n- (6) Field and duplicate ` (shadow) 201 files no longer of active interest should be incorporated into the official 201 after the duplicate material has been purged by the desk officer and the remaining information classified to that 201 by the Analysis Section (IPIAN)\n- (7) Any document with a predecessor tion cover sheet or an OPC (Office of Policy Coordination) cover sheet from Disposition Section (IPIARD) must be retumadlto IPI ARD for processing to the 201. organiza\n- (8) Desk memoranda document source number ) containing substantiye should be sent assified Jinto the 201 file.\n\n- (9) An attacament for inclusion in a 2Q1\n- (10) To retain the P&L, RYBAT, or KAPOK sensitivity of a document remaining in a 201 dossier retired to Central Files, place that document in an envelope sealed with black tape (see DOI 70-17). RYBAT; P&L, or KAPOK document sent to Central Files not in a black-taped envelope will automatically be handled as desensitized. A black-taped envelope may contain only one document and must be filed in chronological order within the file. If there are numerous documents cf this type the desk officer may blacktape the entire dossier rather than individual docunents (see DOI 70-10). being Any\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\nDOHB '70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B\n\n15 November 1974\n\nBlack-taped dossiers dossiers with black-taped documents wvill be handled as restricted dossiers.\n\n\nor an volume of dossier on. permanent a 201 to .Central Files under a Routing and Record Sheet with Yhown below. large charge\n\n\n\n28.4\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B\n\n15 November 1974\n\n\n## 6. 201 DOSSIER CHARCES\n\nA 201 dossier may be on permanent the desk period of active interest. If the dossier is any officer . who is transferring the dossier another desk; the desk or File: Accountability ( Form desk cha kept during 2977)\n| | 0 |\n|------|-----|\n| 2977 | |\n\n\n\n201 Personality File Action Request for his component. listings\n\n7\n\nRESTRICTED\n\na. Access to a senstive 204 be restricted tral by holding the file at the Cen Files.\n\n\n(1) The dossier nay be on the 201 Personality File Action Request (Fom 831) when the file is opened\n\n26.5\n\nSECRET\n\nPAGE\n\nCOPY NO.\n\n\n0f\n\n\n\nDOHB 70-1-1\n\n15 November 1974\n\n(2) The dossier may be restricted by holding it on permanent charge Central Files. (Note: To maintain the restriction of a . dossier being retured to a File Restriction Notice (Form 2021) must accompany the dossier from xd held in Central Files by submitting a File Form 2021)\n\n\n\nb. Access to a restricted dossier located iR Central Files is limited to the personnel of the restricting desk or persons request for the of a restricted dossier or\u00e1p a restricted dossier multiplerouted cover sheet to the to the requester or and Jdossier to Central Files. The Any charge\n\n- c. Mossier; or a document within a restricted dossier, -permanently Or 'charged to a desk, will be referred to that desk by Central Files.\n\n\n26.6\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B\n\n15 November 1974\n\n\n## 8. REQUESTS FOR INFORMATION ON' 201 PERSONALITIES\n\nThe the identity of the subject of a 201 in wvhich case the requester will be referred desk\n\nPssigned: Requesters should supply identifying inlormation fewer names or numbers may be made by telephone by calling the IPTAIS red line extension; IPIAIS will provide the information by return call to the requesters extension as listed in the Badge Table: Requests for' more than five names or numbers must be listed and sent by tube or courier to IPIAIS; IPIAIS will reply by retum mail.\n\n\n\n## 9. 201 DOSSIER CANCELLATION\n\nA 201 file may be authorized for cancellation by a Records Officer; after appropriate coordination; The file should be forwarded to IPIRMS which will the folder and the cards leading to it and will remove th\u00eb name and Any Record document contained in the folder will be reclassified to another appropriate file or sent to the Destruction Unit (IPDU) as directed by the desk Records Officer. destroy Jists. Copy\n\n\n## 10. 201 MIACHINE LISTINGS\n\nMachine provide field stations and Headquarters desks with names and 201 numbers in the requesters or functional area of alphabetic; numeric, and cryptonxf be done when opening bde (Box 14), and indicate permanent ar\u00e8 categorized as standard or oAtandard and as scheduled or special listings box charge tings\n\n\n## a. Standard Listings\n\nIssued semi-annually to Headq\u00faarters and the field; based on a components as indicated in the \"Action Desk;' 'Country of Location; and \"Interest interest\n\n26.7\n\nSECRET\n\nChina\n\n20\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B\n\n15 November 1974\n\n\n\n\n## Use ONL\n| | | 0DB | | | CIT | | | | |\n|-----------------|-----------------|------------|-----------|-----------|-----------|-----------|-----------|-----------|-----------|\n| | | | | | | 0165401 | | CJRY | |\n| | | | | | | | | Kx | |\n| | 24j4m11 | | | | | 87853 | | chin | |\n| \"6 | \"6 | | | | | | | XK | |\n| | | ProY | | | | 02)462 | | | |\n| | | 1A, | | | | 0179620 | | | |\n| | | Hunan Chin | | | | 0069726 | | | |\n| C\"' | C\"' | | | | Ckiy? | | | KX | |\n| | | | | | | | Ch(x | | |\n| | | | | | Cyin? | 0o 02 | | Usa | |\n| | | PFCY | | | | 00526 | | | |\n| U: 1a /3219/122 | U: 1a /3219/122 | | | | | 0328) | | | |\n| 115/2995/2 | 115/2995/2 | 1s | | | | 012 | | | |\n| | | | | | | 079 | | HX | |\n| | | | | | | 020922- | | | |\n| | | | | | Chin? | | | | |\n| | 10 | | | | | 179621 | | | |\n| 0 | 0 | Ung | | | | | | | |\n| | | | | | | 001)195 | | | |\n| C\" | Joha126 | | | | Chin? | | | | |\n| | | | | Dipt | | 0223161 | | CtY | |\n| | | | | QP | | | | | |\n| | | | | | | 0221972 | | Chi | |\n| | | (hin | | | | | | | |\n| | | Chin, | | | | | | | |\n| 5/2825/0599/ SW | 5/2825/0599/ SW | \"s | | | | | Cu | | |\n| Culn | Culn | Chin;chf | | | Chat | 09\"6 | | | |\n| | | | | | | 00526) | | | |\n| \u20ac\" | \u20ac\" | | | | | | | | |\n| W | W | | | | | 004)991 | | | |\n| | | | | | | 0131120 | C4 | UK | |\n| | | | | | | | Cx | | |\n| | | | | | | | Chin | | |\n| | | | Mjn | | | | cin | | |\n| | | | | | | | | Taiv | |\n| 0144750 C | 0144750 C | 0144750 C | 0144750 C | 0144750 C | 0144750 C | 0144750 C | 0144750 C | 0144750 C | 0144750 C |\n\n05\"\n\n26.8\n\nSECRET\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1\n\nCHAPTER III, ANNEX B\n\n15 November 1974\n\nAll ` standard\\_ are cumulative; previous editions must. be: destroyed upon receipt of current editions. These listings are by their very nature extremely sensitive compilations of information and must be given possible safeguard. Listings\\_\n\nb. Non-Standard Listings\n\nBased on one or more of criteria\n\n(2) OI codes ganization\n\naffiliation)\n\n- (3) Citizenship\n- (4) Year of birth (pludlor minus a given number of years\n- (5) Occupation.\n\n\na user could obtain a OI code of XX or codes of XX XY, or XZ 'A 201 personality list could also be produced of all persons who were born in Germany . betwveen the years 1915 and.1920, with the occupation computer 'specialist; who are now citizens pf the United States, located in Mexico; and who had been assigned the OI code AA\\_ Note however that the would contain only those personalities with an OI code AA. Those personalities with an OI code other. than AA and those svith no OI code . would be excluded. The requester could however ask that persons who have not been assigned an OI code also be included. Note also that when retrieving lists based on occupation; the listing will be only as specific as the occupation code ` (Attachment The occupation code for a courier covers only documented courier. Some occupation 'codes cover more than one occupation For example; the occupation code CRAF covers those who practice some trade or manual occupation; carpenters; bricklayers painters; mechanics and electricians. If a list is requested for electricians category These ngs may be sorted arranged ) according to any, but n9 the following keywords: listing ie\n\n- (a) Sumame\n- (b) Given name\n- (c) 'Date' of birth\n- (d) Country of birth\n- (e) Citizenship\n- (f) 'OI code\n- (g) Location\n\n\n\n26.9\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\nSorts can be made within 'sorts. For surname\n\nBecause two OI codes\\_ma-\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B 15 November 1974\n\nmay be sorted\n\n'gtven countries\n\npersondlity, those names 'with two alphabetically by\n\nwithin\n\nOI codes would c.\n\n\nScheduled 'Listings\n\nStandard and listings printed semiannually.\n\n\n\n## d. Special Listings\n\nUnscheduled, , usually non-standard; listings produced on a one time basis in response to special operational requirements.\n\n\n\n## e. Request for Listings\n\nAll requests for standard or non-standard alphabetical and numerical 201 for Headquarters and the field, for changes in periodic and for information on the 201, machine list system should be made to the component Records Management Officer. Jistings listings,\n\n\n\n26.10\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\nof location.\n\n\n\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n26.15\n\nSECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B Attachment 2\n\n15 November 1974\n\nAUTOMATIC 201 DOSSIER OPENINCS\n\nNote: 201 files will be opened automatically by the following categories of people.\n\n\n\n## 1\n\n- a.\n\n- b. Military attaches and assisthhtYmilitary attaches:\n- C. Intelligence officers of the General Intelligence Department (GID)\n- of name and additional biographic data )\n\n\n## 2. British Commonwealth\n\n- Services.\n\n- b. ((IMIS)\n\nor provincial levels and #oht organizations. Do not open\n\n- Canadian} Communist officials of theCanadian given Party\n\nMounted\n\n- 3 Cuba\n\nIntelligence service employees (DSE; DGI) .\n\n\n\n## srael\n\n- as the originating office with CIISP alwvays indicated as the secondary office of interest.\n\n- Military attaches.\n\n- Assistant military\n\n\n\n\n\nCLANDESTINE SERVICES HANDBOOK NO. 4+1\n\nSECRET\n\nCHAPTER I 15 February 1960\n\nANNEX\n\n201 AND IDN NUMBERS\n\n1 A tleg Indexed by the CS are of active operational interestat any given point in time These are normally. subjecte of extensive reporting and CI investigatlon, prospective agents and sources, 3nd members of groups and organizations of continuing target interest. Each of these personalities 1s assigned either a 201 number $ an IDN number.\n\n\n- 2. Tbe 201 number serves 2 dual purpose \\_ It brings the files on these personalities into the CS records gstem. e.g., 201-123456, i8 assigned to each p\u00e9rson, and a dossler controlled by this number i8 established which contains, or has cross referenced status.and prospects. Onc\u00e8 the %1 number ig assigned, it is used in future reporting on the Individal both a8 a file number and in place of other identifying data. Up-to-date machine listings are published periodically to help field stions and hffdquarters desks keep book on those 201 personalitieg particular geographic or functional area of\n- D 3. not be sufficient infolmation Or specific interest to warrant opening For ykample: A considerable number of stationg are concerned Coverage of their movements , factions pd objectives can be assisted by furnishing all participating stations up-to-date listings containing information under the control in -\n\nD)\n\n43\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\nof\n\nSECRET\n\nCLANDESTINE SERVICES\n\n70-1-1 CHAPTER ANNEX B 15 February 1960\n\nof the Cuban desk on the dramatis personae. In addition to 201 personalities, such lists should contain the names and identifying data of persons who should be kept may only be of tangential interest or on than that given in they\n\n- 4 To accommodate thif 'ement in the 201 system, identifiable personalit\u00dfp available to requirE file may be assigned numbers of the following type but in the same geries: yet\n\nThese are relabeled '201\" if a fjle is opened. IN numbers are car ried with 201 numbers in appropriate general or special listings; where of Name\" column, they (Type\n\n\n\n- 5. All 201 code numbers are assigned by RID at headquarters, either upon receipt of Form 831, or of a fleld dispatch. I a dispatch is written about a personality not in the system, 9 201 number for it may be requested simply by writing under headquarters file number in the dispatch form as follows: yet\n\n\n\n6. DN numbers an by RID at headquarters upon the request of stations or degus which are developing special identification programg within the 201 system. The field receives current notifica tion of new 201 openings and IDN numbers through the Field Index Card Service.\n\n\n44\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\nCLANDESTINE SERVICES HANDBOOK NO. 43++\n\nCSHB 43++ CHAPTER II, ANNEX B\n\n15 February 1968\n\nStations or with personallties not of general order. must be they\n\nREPRODUCTION\n\nPROHRBITE)\n\n45\n\nSECRET\n\n", "pages": 19} {"id": "doc_cc5737b8_84eb_4203_b8bd_88e05219ff3c", "filename": "104-10120-10502.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10120-10502.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nOf\n\nTo\\_LNALYSIS\\_SYMBOLS'\n\nDEROGATORY To IDEnTIFY-NOT DEKOGATORY Sa\n\nNO\n\n(Type\n\nPLRE\n\n10\n\nComponent Extengion)\n\nDATE\n\n\n\n1 . 63 745 74 5 1734 1735\n\nAPPROVE FoR (Inltial,)\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n\n## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nSECRET.\n\n\nFilled In)\n\nNo\n\nSEARCH (To be completed by\n\nSEARCh NAMES\n\nSEARCH OVERT CARDS ONLY\n\nSEaRch NAME (Record knom\n\nSRD/ CAB OF FLES\n\nND cES ONLY (Do not Pull filc)\n\nPrint )\n\nSOURCE\n\nDOCUMENT\n\nSEARCH ONLY\n\ncards ONLY\n\nSEARCH AlL\n\nPAGE\n\nRESUTS\n\n353962\n\n362l\n\n(rhen Filled In)\n| NO | FILE | TYPE | REFERENCE DOCUMENT | PAGE | ANALYS /5 OR CHARGEOUT |\n|------|--------|--------|----------------------|--------|--------------------------|\n| | NO | | | | |\n\n\n## SECRET", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_137b0e03_01c9_47ae_a1f8_2ee299c09f9d", "filename": "104-10074-10007.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10074-10007.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "ENCL;\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\n\n4\n\n1947)\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n8ua\n\n; g 1 e 8\n\n24\n\nDATE\n\n24 Jy\n\n8\n\nDEC 1952\n\nIN:\n\n\n\nCOUITRY\n\nDATE\n\nPOSTER; had 84,8,47, bz 1) 44\n\na foport Chlef \u00f8pd gate 0b from how\u00e8v\u00f8r,\n\n\u00e4t At; One tbo Of In thf'8 are Ba1d tho of brInglng about\n\nEnCL\n\n\"Jacque: DUCLOS Lladc 0 thut thle of to be and Ir ducuczoc , th\u00f8 quoBtlon Bunt Lo those kos\n\nth\u00f8 of dofandl:: by all pogalble\n\n10 to Have 8p of about aotfon a 08, our #ere mootings or ohfofe 1n\n\nund\u00f8rsband that all and: fron to % 1, \"He Jou\n\n24", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_e17ddda9_d153_4638_a720_c2b3df2158c7", "filename": "104-10074-10006.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10074-10006.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\n\nR. WAGNBR E/TF 1872\n\n22 SEPT 70\n\nJs\n\nEve\n\n13\n\n0\n\nVIEYNA\n\nILAMBU RG\n\nMUYICH\n\nRO;IE\n\nBERY GEYEVA ZURICH\n\nTOELK\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nBackground \u00dcse Only\n\nCite\n\nHELS IMKI\n\nPARIS\n\nLUXEIBOC RG\n\nTHE\n\nBERCIY\n\nHJGCE\n\nOSLO\n\n99\n\nNAMES REPORT RE #CTIVITIES OF THE LISTED EFFECT SECURIT OF THE PRESIDEYT DLRIYG EI;ROPEAXTRIP \\_ THIS LIST BE PASSED IO FOR BORDER LISTIYG 'PLS OF IF THEY ARE LISTED As LAST I AREI TO: HQS: AND MADRID LOMDOY\n\nOCTAVIO; 3 4/28 At REPORTED 3/18/70) SURIMACH-ALBEROLA CITIZEY SP:IY\n\nB, TARIQ BORS 10/21/42 AT LAS: ALIAS : CIT; PP AC (6:n65\n\n5'3\" 135\n\nDROIN LIst PIAN DRTA OF\n\nBetuaw To\n\n\"o\n\n(dore\n\nCite diaector BLACK; 5'10: BR\u00d6WN EYES BORN*11/1/27 [RELAND: LAST LOCATIOY 'EPORTED 7/8/64 ALIAS BLICK CIT OF PP \u00c7ITRYJE\u00cbL iBS 3/10723 YORK REBORTED 1/24/70) 5 CITIZE\u0178 PP F EFES RED BORYFRANCE LIST LOCATIOY (REPORTED 1/24/70): ALIASES DAYSY; DANIEL; DANIEL CITIZ\u00cbv OF G RONALD C EYES HIR 10/4/35 AT CINCINNATI LOCATIOY SWEDEN REPORTED 2/17/70! COIEY; R CITIZEN Pp EGYPT\n\nBLACK ILA IR, 5'5\" LBS \\_ LAST IUPORTED 11/28/69) \\_ A\u00c9IASES: ILI IRY , YACQUB . NO CITIZENSHIP .\n\n\nJOSKPII ; WI ITE 5' jo\" 123 LI3S HA [R; HAZEL EYES , AT LUND\n\nAiow\n\n(o\n\n7?597\n\n2/27/69) CITIZEY . C , S . J LJST LOCATIOY STUTIGART REPORTED 6/1/70) (28 STRASSE C .5 . CITIZEY\n\nP\u00c4UL . L; LI}; ExES , ED) 2/24/69) SQL(:ox DiVOREv #MITE JALE 5 EYES DEVOREY , DCTSCHKE: RUDOLPH ALFRED ILLIE; LI}S HIR EYES Yi\u00ef RUDI PP\n\n5'9\" , [RC;} 3/20 1 1/7/68 ) . 0 FYES , FIUI NCE\\_ REPOITED\n\n72542\n\n1121/67) GOETZ U;;S: CITIZEV:\n\nP GODDAR5 MICHAEL: AMTHONY , VICTOR; WHITE JLLE , 5' IIR FYES BORN. 11//29,/29 AT SUSSEX ENGLAD: 4/4/68 )\n\n9 FLECHI 10/28/36 BRUSSELS: GRANSAC-SADORI\n\nR WHITE FELALE BORY 16/42 AT FRAYCE \\_ LSI\n\nGYOJICH WHITE: 5 7 160 LBS BORY 5/14/28 LST YCGOSLAVIA CITIZEN OF MALE ,\n\n1 FERNANDEL WHTE OF BRUSSELS REPORTED\n\nU HILTUNEN VILO ALIRIK; 5'10' (REPORTED 4/22/67) . OE FINLAND .\n\n\nSECREZ\n\nindex\n\nCITIZEN OF FRANCE; FRENCH\n\nHUABIER GISELE FEJZLE , 90 LBS TORS R\u00cfCI GIS\u00cbLE a1 ICELAVD; REPORTED: 12/15/66) CITIZEY \u00d6F ICELAND\n\nX JULLIEY JEAn; 2/18 LaST FRIMCE ALIAS: JULIEN JEAN CITIZEN OF\n\nY KING LATIN FELALE 165 LBS BORY 1/81/21 AT CITY LAST HARRISOY KING Panaxa\n\n2 RORKRT; 180 RS FYES [SORY 7/4/18 SIEGEY REPORTED 2/27/69) . C'IT' OF\n\nAA LOCK BORY;12/9/34 3 AFG 1 ;\n\nindex\n\n07055\u00f2\n\nGER:LANY BOECK CIT BB JIONYICA WHITE FELLE LOCATION 39 STOCKHOLH SIEDEN CITIZEN OF: SWEDEN .\n\n\nCC TORD ALCAR WHITE LOCATION LUDV IGSBERGSA TAN 39 STOCRHOLX CITIZEY OF\n\nDD \\_ JLIYLER HORST; WHITE JIALE BORS 1/23/36 S{LESIA KAIR AND EYES \\_ LASI REPORTED GERMANY\n\nEE ABH IMANYA; KHITE BORY .9/4/19 AT [NDIA: ALIAS CITIZEN ` OF OF DESCENYT\n\nFF JARTIN EDDIE :LEE; WHITE \"LE, 6'1\" LAST XNOWN ( REPURTED\n\nB\n\nGG JOSEPII; KHITE 5' 5' 140 . LBS BROW; HAIR, AT CEGLED; HUNGARY LIST RERORTED . 10/8/69) CITIZEN OF EYGLYD\n\n6 ' EYES BORN 1/31/29 At \u00c0MDER LAST DRUSSELS , CIT\n\nESGLA ND PFISTER RUDOLPK JOKX; 5' 107 200 LBS HAIR BORX ;7/28727 LAST REPORTED 1/29/68) ALIASES PFISTER; RALPH IYALTER J SOMERS: ROBERT:\"LTER; LXLE D XYLE , SW ISS CITIZEY U $ PP 286011 SW ISS II CLYDE DUANE 5'9: 142 BROWN EYES BORN 10/19/42 T LAFAYETTE EYGLIND CITIZEY PP RIVERS FEJLALE LAST 20 TOWER '(RE\"ORTED 726/70' ALIAS: H\u00c4BEOUS CORPUS; CITIZEYSIIIP KK PIERRE LEOY;\n\nFile , V\n\nSALYATORE MARCEL 'ALBERT; WHITE JLLE, 5'5\" 140 LBS BL:CK HIR: BROWY EIES ; BORY 5/23/29 AT FRIYCE LAST LOCATIOY FRANCE (REPORTED 2 FRAYCE FRENCH PP\n\nTKIA; 5' 2\" KAZEL BOR:Y 2/3/54 NEIA RX EUR\u00d3PE (REPORTED 1/24/70) 5\n\nSIMPSON , ALFRED 5 150 BLCK BORY 1/23/30 NEW YORK N LAST LOCATION LNGOLD REPORTS SUBJECT A PP BRITISH: CITIZESSHIP\n\nOO; SLOVACEK @AWREYCE\u00c8VERETT; 5 10 245 LBS: B\u00d6RN AT CITY LAST LOCATIOY ALIAS : EISLOGACK B CITIZEN \\_\n\nSUAINER FREDERICO 0 5 10' BROWN HA'IR AND BORY 2/25/24 AT BOSTON LAST LOCATION U;S CITIZEN PP 2549709-\n\ninder\n\nWo index\n\nin Wo.\n\n\neic\n\nTOBES NORBERT JACQUES; WHITE: 5 LBS BILD BROlx EYES: BORN :2/7/16 L\u00dcXEIBOCRG Pp RR WOl.FGAYG; 8: BLUE AT LIST. OF TOYE\n\nBAVARIA STATELESS ; PP .0046223 REYOZYCED JACK; U ,S . PASSPORT D' 672328\"\n\nSS. JACK; 6 ' (' 200 LBS KAIR 1o,5/17 LOCTIOY ALIAS:\n\nTI \\_ VASPRECSS , RITA; 125 LBS EYES; 10/15/24 A (REPORTED: 7/24/70) KLEIN\n\nUU. VA TER MALE , BOKY LIS;;\n\n3 ' 8\"\n\nTEUR\n\nV\n\n\n## Cite:' DiRECTOA 0 70597\n\nH [REYES, 5 160 LBS 1/9/41 POLID. LST LOCATIOY BRCSSELS. REPORTED Z\u00cfIGYIEW TO BE REFCG\u00c8E POLIMD T XORK 09\\_ 13/68 SIATES HE IS 4\n\nXX WOLLXICK KARI IA IR; 6 BORY LAST CITIZEN OF\n\nYY PETER WHITE 6' 4 BLICK IL IR, 4/21/27 LAST LOCATIOY OSLO, (REPORTED 1//6/69) CITIZEY OF N\u00d6RWAY\n\n- 2\n\n\n## OF JIESSAGE\n\nB/sc\n\n\n\ncI/ops:\n\nE/TF", "pages": 10} {"id": "doc_cf11995f_fdad_43ac_ad57_10f9e6a5601b", "filename": "104-10129-10264.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10129-10264.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10129-10264\n\nFOR:\n\nChlef , CI/OA\n\nSUBJECI\n\n201-274330 #214 485\n\n- 1 Reference 1s mede to requesting an eppropriate 1n connection wth your Interest only for SubJect'6 use by WH /SA/IOS under Project 24\n- 2 A was mede 1n tbe of the SubJect end reflected\n- Ihis cese 16 belng closea 1n Qur notification from you \\_\n\n\n\n\n## Attachmnt: As stated\n\nCLOSED DALY /vsf 21 January 1965", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_c6d27768_7ba7_4495_b242_8a70814ec614", "filename": "104-10102-10233.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10102-10233.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10102-10233\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\n1 Attaohed 18 1noludes 8 on SZULC .\n\n\n2 Station has SACHS , who 18 mentloned 1n\n\n'ALBICUSRID from ALBICUSPID-5, 4 May 1961 (ultimete source : Henryk HRANKROWSKI formor member of tbe PoliBh Commerolal\n\nIgnecy SACHS , upon h1\u00f8 return from Ind1e, Will not work 1n' the of Foreign Affairs, but be to the sectlon of the Polsh MinlBtry He recently wrote report on based 1n the South and Central falling out Witb superiors hence the trensfor\n\n30 source : SLOWAKIEWICZ , Polish Mey\n\nIgnacy SACHS , after perfod of dlsgrace, has a new Job, economic a88lstant for underdeveloped countrles 1n Department III of Forelgn Irede.\n\n\n\n\n\n## Dlstribution\n\nW/attachment 1 1 Sa0 'Paulo 2 Files 19 June 1962/bcJ\n\n7 R . ~71\\_ <\n\nREPLACESFORMs\n\nCLASSIFICATION CONTINUED CONIROL\n\n\n\n53 (40)\n\n\n\nIhe Station copies of the original reporta on SZULC have been destroyed, I attech,: however a memorandun\n\n2; tbe information 1s from the Beme source a 1n the Polish Embassy \\_ 3, There 18 little do\u00fabt that SZULC Was 8 wagemployed \"information\" It would , however does not 8 ecret of the relationghlp. I can fin Intelligence but be He returned A report from the sene source' , dated June 1956, then occupled the Brazillan desk at the Polish Inatitute\n\nOfficer , stated that be for Intornational Affalrs,\n\n\n\n\n\n9/\n\nJune 1951\n\nBorn:\n\n1926,\n\nNatlonallty:\n\nPole,\n\nOccupation:\n\n\n\n1955.\n\n\nUaed to' work for tho \"Brazil Horald\" DOW for FRANCE on Brazil, the perty Bon .of Soworyn SZULC .\n\n\ndue to a letter of. Harold HORAN of Introduction from SZULC'8 ,unole sub-Bource: Nex York:\n\nto find Job in the United States, He 18 to work the Paleatine Comnission on Irying to Job with got\n\nto an American girl, and working 1n Sinoe arrival Of nex Legation (Warsaw) be wa8 in touch with the Mini\u00f8ter , the Secretary end: the Attache the late Wikinski, that a Job' with the Pregs Dept. Of Or the Poliah Press Bureau U,8, Ambaasador John Wiley married to Polish born Irene the first Mrs, he obtained a Job wlth Americane on orders from the Poles \\_ Subject Rio de Janeiro to introductlon lottera from the SZULC penetrated several He in Nv York and 19\n\nhe now trying to 88 Amerioan 'correspondent. a In Rio de Janeiro in 1947/48 , nucleus the comunist newspaper \"Diretrizee\" \u00c1lso on the Polleh oolony in Rio de Janeiro get to 27.6.51 #hen he returned to New York, Mhilst 1n Rio, he 1n touch with Igafcy SACHS to #hom he brought information from tbe USA . '[he are relatives and boyhoad frlends suhject personal letters to SACHS containing matters Of interest to has useful contacts in New York 1n political anl artistic ciroles, obtained through Aunt Is b\u00f8lioved to be trying to obtain Anorican oitizenship through having married\n\n2\n\n\n## March 1952,\n\n- Per\u00f8onal reporta on the U,S. continue Legation 1n Rio de Janeiro to\n\nSource met subject 1n Anerica recently. Subject volunteered that he obtained much information on the differences of policy between tho British and American Governmonte on the Persian problem through hfs aunt the #fe and that be kept", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_40163460_b781_4b3b_af8b_18bd5b0fa48e", "filename": "104-10107-10089.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10107-10089.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n03 24 CARRIED To A LETTER AUSTRALIAN {JUSTICE A . REQUESTING THE RELIASILITY HE DESCRIEE) as CIA AND ENPLOYEE . PARAGRAPHS ARE THE GIST @F HOFFITT' 5 LETTER , {SIC} 3 A 4 IKQUIRE I#FILORGANIZE) CRINE MEW It @F IMPORTaNCE To HIS KE\n| DATE: Unit: EXT: | | IP USE ONLY |\n|--------------------|-------------|---------------|\n| | File Number | |\n\n\n\nCASE ENGLAND BY ITKIN.\n\n\n8 In HIS TESTIMONY IN ENGLAHD ITKIN CLAIMED T BEEN RECRUITED BY CIA In AN \"UNBDERCOVER CAPACITY\" IN 1954 . HE CLAIMED HE Was WITH THE C.I.a. UNTIL 1963 At WHICH TIME BY SOME ARRANGEMENT HE UoRKED FOR Both THE FBI CIA , UNTIL JANUARY 1966 .\n\n\nHOFFITT FOR OR Status MR . ITKIN DURIMG THE YEARS 19L4 To 1969 FOR COPIES OF \" RELEVANT AFFIDAVITS OF PERSONS IN AUTHORITY IN THE. FBI OR CIA USED IN\n\nHOFFITT That IN THE INTERESTS, @F ED HIS LETTER VIA ASKED That ThE REPLY BE RETURNE) To HIM BY THE AUSTRALIAR In\n\n\n#R REQUEST Was BY THE OFFICE GENERAL COUNCIL {OGC} Uho MADE AVAILABLE FOR HR COPIES OF THREE {ALL OF IN PUBLIC To HERBERT HIS AFFILIATION THE {Gc THEIR REPLY Ixg Ts \u00eaVER 6F YEARS , That HE SEFT COLLECT\n\n\n| DATE: ORIG: Unit: EXT: | | IP USE ONLY |\n|--------------------------|----|---------------|\n| | 1 | |\n| Cross reference | | |\n\n\n\nINFORHATION FOR HE DID The ANY TION UHILE HE IN EHGLAND .\n\n\n- 2 To In. AFF ADAVITS,\n- HIS E2\n\n\n\n\n\nBY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 15 PRoHIBITED", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_bcdde1da_312e_41fa_8b1a_0a96f5cb580a", "filename": "104-10172-10137.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10172-10137.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10172-10137\n\n\n\nNo\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_b4cbdaa8_c09e_4f41_b45e_03013f613254", "filename": "104-10102-10232.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10102-10232.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10102-10232\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nRETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce\n\n14 February\n\n1977\n\nMEMORANDUM SUBJECT : Nestor Antonio MORENO Lopez (AMICE-27) (201-312091)\n\n- MORENO was born on 25 August 1921 in Havana , Cuba \\_ His father was Cuban Senator (1940-44) and the Cuban Minister of Public Works (1944) MORENO becane a lawyer and continued to live in comfortable circunstances \\_ He becane involved in the anti-BATISTA novement, apparently in the late and ultimately in the 26th of July Movement\\_ After the revolution, one of his clients was Canilo CIENFUEGOS \\_ In Miani after defection, he was associated with the JURE \\_\n- 2 \\_ MORENO s specific activities in the anti-BATISTA movement were not reported and apparently were unexceptional \\_ A point worth noting about his activities before defection is his acquaintance with Tad SZULC at least by 1959 , and with Jorge VOLSKY \\_ MORENO ' s background as a lawyer did not prepare him for active revolutionary involvement\\_ When he defected in April 1961 , therefore, he associated with anti-CASTRO exiles, particularly VOLSKY\\_ but did not become actively involved\\_ He was assessed in 1963 as being unfriendly to\n- 3 \\_ About February 1963 MORENO and Enrique CAYADO Ribera reportedly collaborated in the formulation of an operational to overthrow the Castro governmentdiscussed it with Jorge VOLSKY . who then passed it to Tad SZULC . VOLSKY and SZULC apparently conspired to have the presented to the \"political authorities\" (Robert HURWITCH and the KENNEDY Administration) in Washington in order to by-pass the disThey plan plan\n\ntrusted \"operational authorities\" (the CIA) (VOLSKY originally took full credit for the plan , called \"Leonardo which even tually became known as the AMTRUNK Operation.)\n\n- The Leonardo Plan was well thoughEout and caught the fancy of the KENNEDY Administration HURWITCH bought it to the CIA with the blessings of the Department of State. Thus from the very beginning, SZULC , VOLSKY and MORENO , each of whon had outside interests to some degree in conflict with AMTRUNK , were involved in AMTRUNK policy and planning meetings Moreover , all three were to some degree antipathetic to the Agency various reasons and were difficult impossible to control\\_ for\n- 5 \\_ MORENO ' s indiscretions were a serious problem that limited his effectiveness as a direct participant in the AMTRUNK Operation by arousing the concern of other participants While the Station attempted to cut out VOLSKY and SZULC after the initial policy discussions in Washington VOLSKY always remained involved to sone degree and kept SZULC fully inforned\\_ Under the circumstances , the censure of MORENO for talking to SZULC was just an attempt to plug one of many leaks . The fact is that MORENO , SZULC , and VOLSKY believed they had an inside track in Washington because of their contacts there and all three disliked following Agency instructions that conflicted with their own diverse interests\\_ However , because JMWAVE Station AMICE-14 (Miguel A DIAZ Isalgue) objected to MORENO ' s continued involvement in the AMTRUNK Operation after learning of talk with SZULC and others, the Station and\n\n14-000\n\nterminated MORENO ' s involvement in the sensitive aspects of AMTRUNK in November 1963 \\_\n\n- 6 Since MORENO was one of the. original authors of AMTRUNK and already disliked the Agency , one can imagine his feelings at that He sulked , refused at first to take a position on the Rebel Army Radio Program, and caused problens in general. By January 1964 MORENO was actually interferring in the AMTRUNK Operation (by giving demoralizing , conflicting information to AMTRUNK - 9 , for example) and attempto debrief returnees on behalf of VOLSKY and SZULC MORENO was fired, therefore, by RABEL on Station instructions, from the Rebel Arny Radio Program in February 1964 and terninated by the Station as of 5 March \\_ ting\n- 7 Shortly after his termination, MORENO , using VOLSKY as an intermediary, approached Mr \\_ G Harvey SUMM with a proposal similar to the Leonardo Plan \\_ The COS met with SUMM on 1 April 1964 and advised him how to put off MORENO -\n- In August Or September 1964 , MORENO left Miami and took a position as a Spanish-language professor in South Carolina .\n\n\n\n## CONCLUSION:\n\n- MORENO: apparently was a sincere anti-CASTRO revolutionary, but his dislike for and distrust of the Agency , which was undoubtedly stimulated by SZULC and VOLKSY , made his involvenent in AMTRUNK a to the security of the operationIt appears that MORENO , like many Cubans of the upper niddle\n\n\n\nclass, had little sense of security It is obvious that he trusted SZULC and VOLSKY far beyond what normal prudence would dictate He probably was not a CASTRO agent, but he did leak operational details and general plans to people who helped to spread the information more widely and who , themselves were not trustworthy \\_ help\n\nTas Force rp\n\nLAD/ JFK filed: 201-312091 Copy", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_3c53f899_e4f7_4179_90ba_f8ded2ac70da", "filename": "104-10098-10404.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10098-10404.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "70!23*\n\n749\n\n35\n\n\n\n02\n\nsi1c1ss 5i2a ,\n\nOESERVED\n\nOnly\n\n\n\nFIDEL BESHACE\"\n\n- 4 0 In DISPUTE VERY\n- 2 ,\n- 5 .\n\n- 4, I 9 DEC) ,\n\n02", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_cbcb5979_bb65_4725_9a1f_37cb47887bb0", "filename": "104-10069-10260.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10069-10260.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n5 {965 Xay\n\nClief , {ffice\n\nThe the Anericas 620 Gravier Street Hew Orleans Ljuisiang 701 30 of\n\n\n## Ref . NO-152-65, Support (Richardson) Inen of 20 Apri 1965 , \"0-161-65\n\n- 1 The Informat ion Counci / 0f the Americas\\_(NCA) 6f 620 Gravier Strect, New Orleans Louistana was recently opened as a source of foreign Intelligence information the radio broadcasting industry in Latin America\\_ The current of INCA is Primarily concerned wi th the dissemination taped recordof ant i-Communist material cal led Truth Tapes , to certain radio broadcast stations in Latin America and North America for use as a Comnunist penetrat in the Americas Its headquarters are located at 620 Gravier Street , Hew Orleans Louisiana 701 30You will find the names of its officers dIrectors and consultants given on the enclosed letterhead of the. organization\\_ of ings ing ion\n- We have been in recent contact with Edward\\_Scannel But ler Execut ive Vice Pres ident and Staff Dlrector and have received his assurances \u00f6f. mholehearted cooperat ion in our agency 5 mission. (\u0178esterday we examined of files correspondence between Hr. Butler and personnel of various radio stat in 16 Latin American countries.( In order to bui ld up a market for Truth Tapes prograra in Latin Ameriza Mr\\_ Builer first obtained from the appropriate consul in iew Orleans a of the radio stations in operatisn in his courtry\\_ He next wrote the administrative personnel of these stations about the anti-Communist purpose of INCA 3nd offered to supply each station with Truth Tapes \\_ Those reques t then then provided with 2 series 0f the tapes One or t:o Years later= Mr. But sent the participating station 3 questionnaire des isned to elicit inforation. about audience response to the Truth Tapes program, Copies of the first questionnai re and of 3 revised are attached for inforation Judgins the responses 42 read the correspondence files wil1 provide amount of informat ion ; dated and the ident ification of radio $tations in Latin America Truth Tapes their addresses of personne) tle identification of not responz to si zes of audiences , and fheir In case \u00e9xchange of correspjondence Martin the orientation is files contaia virtua]ly information ions in} fer Your ins key\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nBackground Use Only\n\n\n\n{0-178-65\n\nCentact fisasov Wcs\n\n5 Max\n\n- 3\\_ Mr. Rutier inasauch he was aJain revising he su ions nixu\u00eb topicsve sujjestcd questions elicit tezhnical infcrat about the Station its equipment such as descriptions (nanufacturer type\\_ 0f trans~ receiver artenna type Power , frequencies and frequency rangje, reliability of norna) enerzensy Power sources rerte pick-up arrangeetc We stressed of course that none of these topics should be introduced the questiornaire unless Mr: Butler convinced 0f their suitability for hi5 immediate purpose as as for the his organization. He stated that our su3gestions wcre ent ireiy procer and in his opinion, were reasonable requests that not arouse the station manager's curios We Pointed out to But ler that personnel their Political orientat ion about the statlon'5 adni\u00f1istrative Icies etc. Jvas of prime inportance to us these subjects obvious ly could not be introduced into the quest lonnaire. He agreed that It be to elicit such information in another Ianner , as he had done because 0f his very heavy res pons ibilities he did not time-to-develop similar sources of inforat ion in each 0f the other 15 countries. re, ion and cqui key\n- 4 It occurs to that You or poss ible consumer could assist us by suggesting other aPpropriate topics for MrButler 5 cons ideration in the revision of the questicnnaire. He shall appreciate whatever help You can us in this rejard. JIve\n- 5 . In the soon 35 al} of Mr, Butler's current correspondence been filed , we expect to extract the uPpropriate informat fron the folders and to present the material in \u00e0 Series ion\n\nA\\_ RAY\n\n2ABrandao/gn\n\nEnclosures cc: Services Branch\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_4caaf46c_9533_41ef_a777_68c35bad0b1c", "filename": "104-10093-10266.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10093-10266.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nBackground Use Onyy Do Wot Reproduce\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_e2e3b198_52d0_44f1_b99d_129c9174f115", "filename": "104-10119-10225.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10119-10225.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_c70a67f1_aab1_4b5a_be1a_178d8fe7e546", "filename": "104-10105-10271.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10105-10271.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "104-10105-1027\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\n\n| | | NAL ONLY | | ATIAL | | SECRET |\n|---------------------------------------|-------------------------------|------------|----------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------|-------------|--------------------------|\n| | | ROUTING | AND RECORD SHEET | | | |\n| SUBJECT: | (Optional) | | | | | |\n| FROM: | Bolten | | NO. | | | |\n| | Seymour R. 2 E 14 | | 19 September | | 1974 | |\n| TO: (Officor dosignotion, building) | | DATE | COMMENTS (Numbar whom. Drow | ooch comment | show | from whom oachcommonl) |\n| | | RECEJVED | COMMENTS (Numbar whom. Drow | ooch comment | show | from whom oachcommonl) |\n| | Mr _ John Morrison OGC 7 D 01 | | 1 Attached is vancet informal copy | | an ad- of | our |\n| 2. | | | Jproposed and revisions | security of the | deletions | Hunt note |\n| 3 | | | [galley proof_ that this been reviewed | Please list has-not yet | | |\n| | | | and is | by therefore,: still | Mr_ | Blee |\n| | | | [subject to change 2 The reviewed | DDO panel the Hunt manuscript. designated 19 21 , 24 | | that |\n| 5 | | | has 12 14 ihard | itens core by | and which | numbered as we mean 25 , |\n| | | | that on and | the 'Agency should their deletion be prepared to | obtain | insist revision an |\n| 7. | | | injunction litigation to cooperate- | and engage should | Hunt | in refuse |\n| 8 | | | | | | |\n| | | | | Seymour | R SAB / DDO | Bolten |\n| 10. | | | | | | |\n| 13. | | | | | | |\n| 14 | | | REVIEI | | | |\n| 15 . | | | | | | |\n| FORM | | | | | | UNCLASSIFIED |\n\n3-62\n\n610\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSUBJECT: Manuscript and Galley Proof of Undercover Hunt\n\nMemoirs of an American\\_ Agent by E Howard\n\nNOTES:\n\nA\n\nPages . and lines underlined at the beginning the items below refer to the galle) proof.\n\n\nB.\n\n\n- Corresponding page and line listings as they appear in the manuscript are provided in brackets at the end of each item\\_\n\n\n\n3\n\n- Rage 57 line 6 from bottom the name Pleasantsp) Mr\\_ under cover and his past relationship should not b\u00eb 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.)\n- 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 d\u00eascription 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.)\n\nConfIDENTIAL\n\n\n\n- 3 . Page 63, line 2l; the nane Holcomb retired under cover w\u00efth 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.)\n- 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 .)\n- 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.)\n- 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 an\u00e1 still exists on various currently classified documents (page 114 , line 23 .)\n- 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 \u00c4gency' s role in\u00dfubsidizing, 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\n- 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;\n- 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.)\n- 10 \\_ Page 73\\_ beginning \"Comnunisn\" on line 14 and ending\\_with reputation on line 15 . This serve to ident\u00edfy a forner asset 1n Nexico who is still living \\_ (Page 123 , lines 7 - 8 . )\n- 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.)\n- 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;)\n- 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\n- 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 sen\u0161itive sources and methods including thelacquisition of code (Page 136, line 3 through page I39 , line 20.) \u00e0sz4\n- 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.)\n- 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.)\n- 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\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n163 , lines\n\nll-14.)\n\nHK\n\n\n\n4\n\n18 \\_ 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.)\n\n- 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.)\n\n20 \\_ Page 105 beginning with \"wiretap\" on ne 6 thr\u00f2ugh on line 7 to be e Rted since it refers tc Sources (Page 181 , Jines 2-3.)\n\n- 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.)\n- 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.)\n- 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\n- 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-\n\n\n\n8\n\n- 25 . Page 116 beginning with \"technical\" on line 10 through \"secrets on line 29 \\_ This passage should be deleted bec\u00e2lise ii with a liaison (Uruguayan) involved (Page 201 , lines 12-23 and page 202 lines 1-9 .) 24\n- 26 . Page 122 beginning with \"The\" \u00f3n 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 b\u00e8. made to havfe the author re\u00f1ove 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 .)\n- 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\n- 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.)\n- 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 \u00e1 chassified \"encyclopedic study\" are unwarranted disclosures of Agency hethods \\_ (Page 219 , lines 8-13.)\n- 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.)\n- 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 ,\n\n\n\n14-00002\n\n\n\n\n\n32 . 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.)\n\n", "pages": 7} {"id": "doc_a3f6e5fc_e388_422f_9d44_9f31e6845bcb", "filename": "104-10107-10180.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10107-10180.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "24\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS\\_ACT OF 1992\n\nRETURN TO CIA Do Use Reproduce Background Only Not\n\n\n\nDirector\n\nRequest for Servlces of Colli\u00e0s Service\n\n- 1 Collina Fadio 8 cost of each, Seclally deslgned equlpdent te used to a narro iaten Qur\n- 2. advsntegeous +o have 8 svecialist availeble un\u00e0 AccordIngly 1t Ls requested tbat 9 contract be let with Ccllins I i6 prebeatly estimated the ce requlred at (Station \"D' reculta. be deternoe\u00e4 For planning\n- 3 . I\u00c9 services cosf 1 #e reconmend Ghat the zectred , 89 he Haa\n- pleaae Andreva 02 Extenaicn 2045.\n\n\nDiractor\n\nfor\n\n\n## Signed) RICHARD H.\n\n\nof Ceaeral 'Counsel\n\n\n\n0r1g' & 1\n\n- 1\n- 1\n\n8 FEB 1957", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_599f8460_a621_4d5b_885f_7cee3ce5e0ee", "filename": "104-10161-10331.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10161-10331.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "C-2285 12 June 1967\n\nFOR :\n\nDeputy Director of Security Investigation and Operational Support\n\nATTENTION\n\nMr, Marvin Wehking\n\nSUBJECT\n\nPeter J . DiGervino (p)\n\n24 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\n\n- 2 \\_ Plcase provide this information by 19 June 1967\n\n\n\nK\n\nSTRANGE\n\nChief, CCS/NC", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_6680d69c_9ec0_4a1c_b01e_87f4f9a79e2d", "filename": "104-10161-10330.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10161-10330.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10161-10330\n\nDDS/IOS\n\nSA-DD/IOS\n\n~JID/\n\nc/osd/3\n\n] C/Sad\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nChlef, Central Cbver Staff\n\n8\n\n- L, 24 15~2\n- 2 vould\n\nDeputy DLrectar 0f Becurlty (I03)\n\n\n\n15 June 1967", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_e38b0f6f_8c09_41cd_aaa8_c3784da41948", "filename": "104-10093-10109.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10093-10109.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nD IR MNTY CITE MEXI 6620\n\nPBR UMEN\n\n1 REQUESI POA | JORGE cuban , ENGINEER GEOR CIA TECH, ADDRESS CALLE 96 OX\u00c1BER 308 TELEPHONE SUBJ D IVORCED MARIE CHILDREN OF DIVISICN MINISIRY \"\u0152 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\n\n- 2 . OF SuBJ LEFI Cuba 42,\n\n1 95 $ 1960 to To MEXICO . E\"A OYED YEARS INT ERAMER [ CaNA DE FR [En OF A#SEVER-2 , CORRE SPOND $ W ITH SUBJ\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nBE; You HANT\n\n3 END DISILLUSIONED VITX REG IME , #IGHT 8E ABLE PER SUADE HIA In\n\n- 4 SecuR IT Y SERVICE MavaNA, RECENTLY POSIT Ion;\n\nFLESHED OUI Ho FERSONS 63/442, 1712\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_caa901d7_0441_4d06_b8be_16a931b4c750", "filename": "104-10166-10115.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10166-10115.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n| | itinl |\n|--------------------------|--------------------------|\n| ROUIING AND RECORD SHEET | ROUIING AND RECORD SHEET |\n| | Do |\n| | confidential |\n\nSECRET\n\n16 Scptenber 1975\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nSUBJECT\n\nLetter from Mrs- Lourdes CUESTA, Ex-wlfe of Antonio CUESTA Valle, Fornerly of Interest to JMAVE Station\n\n- 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\n- A carefully vorded reply prepar\u00f8d 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.\n\n- 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 C\u00c4STRO 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\"\n- On 11 Septomber 1975 the AC/LA/COG phoned the DC/LAD and advisod hin of the che Cunvorsat\u00edon #85 docidod that we vould check out niaritime \u00edn 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,\n\nSECRET\n\nU.S.\n\n\n5 \\_ Antonio CUESTA cane thc fron Cuba on 31 1960 refugee \\_ According his 201 file , he has had che folloving Government association: Hay\n\nAs 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\n\n\"\n\n\n\nb 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\n\n6 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\n\n- Mrs . CUBSTA Was born 21 1936. in Madrid, Spain. As of 1963 she to CUESTA\\_ ha\u00e1 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 Blan\u00e7o Vincente Following are Itoms of Interest: Mey\n\nAntonlo CUESZA told the FBI that she hlm In Mlaml , 30 March 1963.\n\n\n2 SECRET\n\n6\n\n14-Ooooo\n\nMlrs \\_ CUESTA told the in 1969 she arrived in the U.5 . 9 June 1963 at Florida.\n\n\n- c ACSI sdvised Station in Movenber 1966 that she had been in ccnact (dace unknovn) Chafik SAKER Zenni fork Cuba The was advised Of ch\u00eds 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 oper\u00e4tions against the U.S.\n\n- 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\n- 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\n\n8 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\n\nSECRE , advised that CUESTA. had Inquired it vould cost to obtoln docuaents in the FBI files on ber under the FOIA.\n\n\n- are being [o obtain the nane of attorney for vhod Mrs . CUESTA vorks .\n\n- Attached suggested reply to Ars . CUESTA, based the facts in para 5 8; for approval\n\n\n\nPlled:\n\n201-281313 (Antonio CUESTA)\n\n201-335014 (SAKER)\n\n201-821216 (Lourdes. CUESTA)\n\nE2 CL BY 02S231\n\nSECRET\n\n14-ooooo\n\nSuggested reply 1973\n\nLourdes 2155 5cb Street Plor\u00edda 33135\n\nQesta :\n\n1s 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\n\nBlncorely , to the Director", "pages": 6} {"id": "doc_b1e38b16_f247_4f4b_b162_75b2ef947ca5", "filename": "104-10121-10091.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10121-10091.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n\nSECRET Fhen Filled In)\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n10. 62\n\n\n\n\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_68f94dfd_eaea_41e8_8545_a4b8d8839682", "filename": "104-10103-10350.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10103-10350.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "14 January 1977.\n\n\n\n## MEMORANDUM\n\nSUBJECT : Jose Ricardo RABEL Nunez (AMLEO-3) (201-249386)\n\n- 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\n- 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 th\u00eb 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\n\nthat 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-\n\n- 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 \\_\n\n2\n\nHe 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 \\_\n\n- 4 RABEL gave Alfonso RODRIGUEZ the following reasons for his defection:\n- 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.)\n- 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.)\n- 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\n\ncoun try , he could well have had questions about his reception after serving in the CASTRO government . )\n\n- 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 .)\n- 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 .\n\n- 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\n- 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\n\n\n\nCuban 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.\n\n\n\n\nCopy\n\nAttachments:\n\n4\n\n- A 10 Feb 1964 Memo for the Record B 6 Mar 1963 dispatch UFGA-7998 with Att . C20 Feb 1963 cable WAVE 4730 (IN 71127)\n\n\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\n", "pages": 6} {"id": "doc_34d1ed4e_3899_4a2c_b35a_27721762e39c", "filename": "104-10068-10164.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10068-10164.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\n6916", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_c0b752c2_967e_423e_8eb4_7112d9a3380f", "filename": "104-10106-10217.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10106-10217.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nJuld\n\nUse\n\nNO TE\n\n$ 167,429.88\n\nNew York, 2,1978\n\n19\n\nFOR VALUE RECEIVED, husband and wife, residing in the County and State of New York, City,\n\n\n## 24\n\npromise to pay to ROUSH-WAIKER COMPANY, 48 Alabama Street, GEORGIA 30303)\n\nthe offices of Roush-Walker Company, 48 Alabama Street, S.W\n\nONE KUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN IHOUSAND FOUR ;lUNDRED NINE 88/100 on demand .\n\n\nor order, at Atlanta, Georgia, ($167,429.88 )\n\nat the option of the holder thereof on the happening of any delault or event by whicb, under tbe tems of thc mortgage sccuring this note, said principal sum may or of the covenants, conditions and agreements contained in said mortgage instrument.\n\n\nThis note is securcd by situate in tbe Borough of Manhattan, City, County and State of New York, and commonly known as.and by Street Number 163 East 71st, Street, New York, ( 10021)\n\nTbis note may not be changed or teminated orally.\n\n\nIn the presence of ,\n\n\n\n5\n\n1\n\n5'\n\nE\n\n1\n\n[\n\n]\n\n1\n\n2\n\n5\n\n:\n\n\n## g p\n\nHusband and Wife)\n\n48 Alabama Street, SI , Georgia.\n\n\n\n## MORTGAGE\n\nWarch\n\n2,1928\n\non of thc County of\\_New Xork Lot. 26, RRCORDED 47' Map\n\nAND RETURN BY MAIL\n\n/6 2;\n\n1 2 1 5 2 5 2 5' [ 1 1 5 1 5 {\n\n2\n\n5\n\n\n#\n\n5\n\n2\n\n]\n\nf\n\n2\n\n5\n\n'\n\n]\n\n[\n\n9\n\np\n\n5 1 E 5 8 | 5 5 1 1\n\n1\n\nF\n\n2\n\n1\n\n1\n\n3\n\n12\n\n?\n\n\n2\n\n2", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_3a501cdc_9076_40b0_8e32_3dcbfcb22590", "filename": "104-10136-10329.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10136-10329.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n19 \\_\n\nF::!ed\n\nSECRET\n\nIa)\n\nFEOFILE (Continuation Sheet)\n\n22\\_LuL 1922\n\n18\n\n19 47\n\n(Pers onnc]\n\nVE\n\nHilitery Ordors , and\n| CODE 1972 9f 0 / 13 D DDP Ker 1973 0136.01 Oct 1973 13 D Dec 197 0136.01 13 D 0136.01 1975 0136 . 01 13 poG Dec 1975-Ju / Bas 12 2 1z-5 Aug | GRADE | ORGAn Title (1 f |\n|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------|\n| Mov | Sec DDO/LA/ ADCh Brazi /Br/Ch ,HHard {Targets dSurveyTeams (aracass | Location 167 |\n\nPosition\n\n25 Apr 1977\n\nTitle\n\n(Cont' d . )\n\nme\n\n10 - 72 1200-Ia\n\nCL BY:\n\nPROFILE\n\n@\n\nSECRET\n\nIr)\n\nPROFILE\n\n\n\nIN\n\n\n## 25AdDitional\n\nComrendation 1262 from Ch,Sov Bloc Div for contribution to fast moving operational sitilatzon hich existed in the internal Operations Group of SB caused by a series Bloc intelligence officer defections, during the months of July and 1969. DDP concu in th\u00ecs comnendationl, Div, Aug auard 1962 Certificate of Distinction of superior performance of duty under corjitions o\u00cb' turmoil and hazard during the Iet Offensive of 1968 Appreclation 1971 fra Ch,EUR Div for the Intelligence Watch ecBistance to -the\n\nLetter 0f Commendation 1976 from Ch i ef Staff for Subject's exemplar performance Wh\u00edTe on a months detai| to Staff as operations survey member and h i s substantive review 0f two DDO Stations \\_\n\nDATE\n\n25 Apr 1977\n\nBY\n\n\n\n22 Jul 1922", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_d8dca3fe_7e75_47d9_a736_6ee5c9efa635", "filename": "104-10120-10652.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10120-10652.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n\n\n\nunderstand that no change in mx employment status or relationship with the United States Gov\u00e9rnient will relieve me of my obligation under this Agreement:\n\ninvolved in travel t0 a foreign area or to resolve any other question which may arise under this 'Agreement:\\_\n\nPHASE\n\nDATE OF BIRTH\n\n\n\n'Tho\n\nSECRET", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_1d97dee7_eacd_4e55_89a2_769bd835ef6c", "filename": "104-10119-10365.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10119-10365.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10119-10365\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n2:\n\nINDEX\n\nINFO;\n\nRID COPY\n\nFile\n\nVR\n\nSECRET\n\nPAGE 3\n\ndolito)\n\n(relcronro numbor)\n\nCITE DIRECTOR\n\nKNOW THEM AND BELIEVE THEM TO BE RELIABLE, WE HAVE NO OBJECTION TO YOUR BEING RESPONSIVE WITHOUT GIVING AWAY ANY SENSITIVE OPERATIONAL DETAILS.\n\n\n2 DO NOT COMMENT ON ACTIVITIES OF ANY OTHER AGENCY DO NOTDISCUSS JKLANCE OR ANY OTHER AGENCY FUNDING , PERSONNEL FIGURES OR INADEQUACIES, DO NOI DISCUSS INTELLIGENCE RELATIONS WITH FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS OR COVERT ACTION OPERATIONS.\n\n\n3 . YOU MAY INDICATE PRINCIPAL=J JKLANCE FUNCTION ABROAD IS TO DEVELOP INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION NEEDED BY NATIONAL POLICY LEVELS PARTICULARLY THAT NEEDED ON SUCH CLOSED COUNTRIES AS SOVIET UNION, CHINA AND OTHER DENIED AREAS. THIS IS ALSO AN OPPORTUINITY TO THROW DOWN DEFINITELY AND POSITIVELY FALSE ALLEGATIONS SUCH AS JKLANCE INVOLVEMENT IN NARCOTICS TRAFFIC, IN MURDER OF MALCOM X AND OTHER OUT - RIGHT FALSEHOODS RE JKLANCE WHICH ARE IN CIROULATION. BEFORE ANY CONVERSATION WITH ANY NEWSWEEK\n\nond\n\n\n\nSECIET\n\ndaie:\n\nindex\n\nDESTROY\n\nFile rid\n\nNo Index\n\nINFO;\n\nFile\n\nSECRET\n\nPAGE\n\n(reloronro numbor)\n\n\n\nCITE DIRECTOR CORRESPONDENT, PLEASE INSURE IHAT IHERE WILL BE NGMENTION BY HIM OF NAMES OF JKLANCE PERSONNEL AND THAT ANYTHING SAID BY YOU WILL BE FOR BACKGROUND USE ONLY, NOT FOR QUOTATION AND NOI FOR ATTRIBUTED PUBLICATION. THERE IS A VERY REAL CONCERN FOR PERSONNEL IDENTIFED AS JKLANCE BECOMING TARGETS FOR PHYSICAL; E HARM BY EXTREMISTS, A PROBLEM .WHICH HAS ACTUALLY ARISEN IN SOME AREAS. PLEASE ADVISE ANY CONVERSATIONS YOU HAVE WITH NEWSWEEK CORRESPONDENTS GIVING DETAILS OF QUESTIONS ASKED AND REPLIES GIVEN. 465476\n\nEND OF MESSAGE\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAuthemticatino\n\nCOPY NO.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nindex\n\nPAGE 2\n\n(ei\n\n(relerenco numbor)\n\nSECRET CITE DIRECTOR 16547 6 99 ATHENS , NEW DELHI, JERUSALEM, KUWAIT , BEIRUT KARACHI, JIDDA , A NKARA , BUENOS AIRES, LA RIO DE JANEIRO, BRASILIA , SANTIAGO , SANTO DOMINGO, QUITO, KINGSTON , MEXICO CITY, PANAMA CITY, LIMA , MONTEVIDEO, CARACAS, PAZ,\n\nRYBAT NEWSMEN\n\n1 NEWSWEEK MAGAZINE IS IN PROCESS OF PREPARING MAJOR INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY INCLUDING JKLANCE As WE UNDERSTAND IT STORY WILL DEAL WITH MAJOR AGENCIES IN PERSONNEL FIGURES , FUNDING ADEQUACIES AND AND REORGANIZATION PROPOSALS.\n\n\nSTORY ON COMMUNITY INADEQUACIES WE DO NOI WISH YOU TO SEEK OUT NEWSWEEK CORRESPONDENTS IN CONNECTION THIS STORY BUT SHOULD YOU BE APPROACHED BY THEM AND YOU officers\n\nAuthenticatino\n\ndowncrojing ond", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_16ac04f7_3339_47a4_9ca6_765a7d4ce0e3", "filename": "104-10169-10060.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10169-10060.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## e 1 | 8\n\n\n\nDISPAICH\n\nUYa-8130\n\n8 1956 to 1831 Ob\u00f8erver tho Hungrlad\n\n88 tbe frlendly to and 8\n\ndogreo , bo be coapleto forral He dood , bovevor , \"doctor\" 88 Of courtovy 98 88 0f Callfornla\\_ late 18 to tbe forner Berta apd\n\n0 24 Yebruary 1958 24 0f LLERAB 1n for Hovovor LLERAS Vab In\n\nThero Por hovover , cbo Hudeon Of 1f Bpaclfy are 0f 10 80 , dono,\n\n0f . are no 8\n\n2 futuro\n\nCOLLBABY\n\nCo8, huw\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_48b8fc88_efdc_4567_bd1d_65c88af453a4", "filename": "104-10123-10220.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10123-10220.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## 'SECURITY INDOCTRINATION AND SECRECY AGREEMENT BYEMAN CONTROL SYSTEMBYECOM APPROVAL\n\n92} 5\n\nA Bpecial Bystem known BYEMAN Security and Control Sy\u00f8tem, 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\n\n- 1 In connection with my indoctrination into the BYEM\u00c1N Control System , provisione: ing\n- 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,\n- b. may have or gources of BYEMAN activities to any degree hbave al8o been properly cleared and designated to receive and discu8s BYEMAN information\n- or malerials buf only tho8e required on 2 \"MUST KNOW \" babis\n- d. BYEMAN Security Officer immediately any aware.\n\n- e\n- No change in my as8ignment will relieve me o{ my obligation\n- 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 BYEMA\u00d1 Control System Manual or gupplemental directive8 by\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_83b6cf30_59c2_4b79_9d93_5d82d35808e4", "filename": "104-10106-10179.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10106-10179.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "SECRET\n\n\n\n\n## MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD\n\nFROM:\n\nRobert D Clark Office of General Counsel\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nPDLADLE: : Outside Lawyer to Draw Up\n\nDeed of Trust\n\n- 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 -\n- 2 Possible lawyers to handle drafting the Deed of Trust are:\n- 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\n- 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\n- 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 PDLADL\u00c8 job , the security and cover problems normally associated with allowing cleared attorneys to become involved in operations would not be as pronounced as\n\n\n\n\n\nBackground Use\n\nOnly usual \\_ On the other hand , his prior association with the MONCURE to more scrutiny than his present association with PDLADLE already does; and\n\n- 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?\n\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_01929a99_1d17_4bed_aaa0_7b34845ba2c3", "filename": "104-10122-10291.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10122-10291.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10122-10291\n\n9 JAN\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nDirector of Security\n\nSUBJECT\n\nTYLER, Lyon L\n\n- 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\n- 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\n- 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\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n24\n\n- 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.\n\n- 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\n- 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\n- 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.)\n- The above is set forth for your information\\_\n\n\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_950cf838_6d06_423d_9ac8_c881069f0dbe", "filename": "104-10110-10305.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10110-10305.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD\n\n16-3\n\nSUBJECT: Agee Effort Against Cuban Operations@t the Mexico City Station \\_\n\n- 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\n- 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.\n\n- 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\n- 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\n- 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\n\nRETURM T@ CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n24\n\n6. Agee knew that SCALETTI was in Mexicolnder cover) even though SCALETTI was working regular hours in the He probably also\\_knew that there were other [tation employees 3150 utilizing tourist cover.\n\n\n\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_374429ad_9a11_4df7_afc8_afcf690f4110", "filename": "104-10170-10146.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10170-10146.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nXIVCOG # '67+234\n\nSUBJECT\n\nInvestlgatlon Emlllo Ga l1ndo\n\n201-335856\n\nREFERENCE\n\nda ted 22 Juno 1967,\n\n- 1 In res ponso to your requcst, SubJect's rcvlcwcd and Statlon JAMWAVE Pas to supplcmcnt th\u00e9 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\n- 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\n- 3 Lls ted bclow are the staff nnd agcnt pcrsonnel, 1n truc name who bccn contact wfth SubJcct and be known to by truc name , allns\n\n\n## A ) STAFF\n\n- 1 Cugcno E\n- 3 , R\n- 2. Robert G . L. Wall\n- 4 , Ternon J\n- 6 , Robcrt Charlcs Dachmnng 03\n- 5 \\_ Robert Clark Stevons Jr]03\n- 7\n- 8 [Dcwey A StIngon}3\n\n\n## D) AGEYTS\n\n1 201-291227\n\nJoso DAlSA Alvarcz\n\n2 . 201-315825 Josc Pacz\n\n201-310132 Alc [0 Paez\n\n201-320029 Raul QUESADA Frclro\n\n5 . 201-29445: Otto Alonso\n\n6 . 201-341236 Alberto Falcon\n\n7 , 201-294671\n\nJoaquIn\n\n8 201-739710 FORYELL JacInto\n\n\n\n2\n\n201-284925\n\nLuls Albert\n\n10\n\n201-290305\\_\n\nJuan Iduato\n\n1l 201-333832\n\nJLanucl\n\nRodr Ikucz\n\n12\\_ 201-298076\n\nJuan Carlos Jlmencz\n\n13 201-313135\n\n142\n\n201-328507\n\nIlcribcrto SARDINA Dol Campo\n\n4 nor Headquartcre havc Any SubJcct's and botwccn Octobor ad Dcccubcr 1963,\n\n\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_4a783e42_1c37_42ed_9cb7_9dbb33829c86", "filename": "104-10133-10461.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10133-10461.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n| NAME (LAST KNOWN ADDRESS) | NAME (LAST KNOWN ADDRESS) | FILE NUMBER | ASSIGNED TO TOKYO STATION | POSITION | SECURITY POSTURE |\n|-----------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------|---------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| | 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 - |\n| 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. |\n| 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 |\n| 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. |\n| 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 |\n| | 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 |\n| | 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_ |\n| NAME /) LAST KNOWN ADDRESS ) | FILE NUMBER | ASSIGNED TO TOKYO STATION | POSITION | SECURITY POSTURE |\n|-------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------|---------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| 8 Elwood Dianond Martin (Rt- 2 , Box 100 Falston, Maryland) | 34 209 | 1960-Aug .1962 Operations July | | No Pertinent Information_ |\n| 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_ |\n| 10 _ Frederick C_ Randall (1823 Deer Drive, McLean , Va . ) | 55 667 | Sept. 1961-Jul.65 bperations | Officer | No Pertinent Information_ |\n| 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_ |\n| 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_ |\n| 13 . Doris Watanabe Station) Tokyo | 114 464 | April 1954-Jul_ 62 | IFiscal Accountant | No Pertinent Information |\n| Larry Watanabe (Currenlty | 83 683 | 1954-1962; Jun . 76 to Present | Translator/ | No Pertinent Information_ |\n| 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. |\n| 16 _ Louise Anne Woods (304 Meadow Hall Drive Rockville Maryland) | 102 307 | Mar_ 1961-Sept. 66 | Clerk/Clerk Typis | No Pertinent Information_ |\n| NAME (LAST KNOWN ADDRESS) | FILE NUMBER | ASSIGNED TOKYO STATION | POSITION | SECURITY POSTURE |\n|------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------|-----------------------------------|-------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| 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 ) |\n| Shizuo Yamada (1131 University Boulevard West Silver Spring, Maryiand) | 31 642 | 1953-1959; 1962 - 1964 | Translator/ Ops Officer | No Pertinent Information |", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_3d230d99_7831_4e51_93f7_2c69922b2edf", "filename": "104-10129-10101.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10129-10101.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "EYES\n\n\n## 8 October 1976\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nChief Security Analysis Group\n\nFROM\n\nMichael E . Schneeberger\n\nSUBJECT\n\nPhilip B . F . AGEE Exposure of CIA\n\nPersonnel\n\nReference 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 CASP\u00c9R (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\n\n- 2 \\_ Regarding the individuals of interest to CASPER the following is a brief summary of pertinent informat\u00eeon to those individuals identified by AGEE to CASPER:\n\nNAME IN\n\n\n## LISTED CABLE OS FILE NO . AND SUMMARY\n\nBUSTOS , Charlotte\n\nBUSTOS-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 \\_\n\nFREDERICK , William\n\nFREDERICK , William Fulton SF#60 785 former GS-12 Division \u00d3ps Officer who was dismissed due to improper handling of Agency funds in September 1966; may have\n\nE2 IMPDET CL BY 007472\n\nEYES ONLY.\n\n\n\n\nSCOTT , Winston\n\nWHITE , Allan\n\nWATSON ,\n\n03\n\nA\\_\n\nS .\n\n\nDILLON. Paul\n\n(Stanley)\n\n\n## EYES ONLY\n\nassisted AGEE in his Inside the Exposures include \"close relationship with AGEE and CIA Von A-Z\\_ As of June 1972 Subject was employed by U . Departnent of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics\\_ 03\n\nSTEWART 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\\_\n\nFormer 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\n\nWHITE , 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\n\n03 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-\n\nDILLON 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\n\n2\n\nONLY\n\nVOGLE , Don\n\nHAUSMAN Cynthia\n\nSTEELE , Robert\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## 'SEGRET\n\n\n## EYES ONLY\n\nVOGEL , Donald Frederic, SF#55 277; currently Chief of Station at was assi gned to Mexico 1967-70 as DC/SB/ CIG . Winter 1975 listed in AGEE book in October 1974 Bridgeport Connecticut, Post, and Who's Who in CIACity\n\nHAUSMANN\\_ 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 ,\n\nSTEELE , 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 -\n\n03 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\n\n03 RAMIREZ Ezekiel Stanley SF#100 937; Former \u00d3TR instructor retired June 1972\\_ Listed numerous times in AGEE book-\n\n93 HUGHES Frank Wallace, SF#57 626 ; former CI Staff Branch Chief who retired in June Exposed in Quicksilver August-September articIe\\_ Times,\n\n3\n\nSECRET ONLY\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n- 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 .\n\n- 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.\n\n\nMichael E. Schneeberger Security Analysis Group\n\nAtt\n\nEYE\n\nECIET\n\nONLY", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_9d1bb90d_da50_4f7c_93aa_2b101e1b147b", "filename": "104-10063-10266.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10063-10266.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nTo\n\nDo\n\nExceed' 59\n\nBWells:PG:Wjn\n\nCI/S0\n\nEXT:\n\n1758\n\n7 July 1972\n\nPER\n\nLine\n\n\n## RESTRICTED HANDLING\n\nCLASSIFIED MESSAGE\n\nS E C R E 'T\n\nmJFs\n\n(Date And Time\n\nR E T\n\nTO\n\nVIENTIANE (EYES. ONLY SLAGHT)\n\nINFO PARIS\n\n6*6\n\n(EYES ONLY DEMOLAT)\n\nMHCURB RYBAT MHCHAOS\n\nREF\n\nPARIS\n\n2592\n\n(NOT\n\nNEEDED\n\nVIENTIANE)\n\nFYI HIGHLY SENSITIVE SOURCE REPORTS THAT TRADE UNION REPRESENTATIVES JAMES H 0 F F A, HAROLD I B B 0:N s AND WILLIAM T' A \u00da `B HAVE BEEN INVITED TO VISIT DRV FOR ONE WEEK , LEAVING U .S EITHER 1 OR 4 JULY: AND INTEND PICK UP VISAS IN VIENTIANE OR PARIS \\_ PER HQS-7356 (NOT S\u00c9NT PARIS) GIBBONS INTERNATIONAL :VICE PRESIDENT TEAMSTERS UNION AND TRAVELED DRV MARCH 72 \\_ NO IDENTIFIABLE INFO TAUB; HOFFA WELL KNOWN \\_\n\n2 DESIRE NO 'SPECIAL COVERAGE TRADE UNION GROUP AND NO\n\nWARNING\n\n{CLASSIFIED BY\n\nCopy of\n\nAPPROVAL OF DCI\n\nCoordinating\n\nDo\n\nORIG:\n\nEXT: :\n\nUnit:\n\nDATE:\n\nTO\n\nMessages\n\n69\n\nMus\n\nSigmi\n\nDEL!\n\n\nincluding\n\n\n## RESTRICTED HANDLING\n\nCLASSIFIED MESSAGE\n\nS E C R E T\n\n(Date And Time FILED)\n\nPAGE TWO\n\nREQUEST LIAISON BUT WOULD APPRECIATE ANY PERTINENT MHCHAOS -\n\nRELATED INFO WHICH COMES STATION ATTENTION EX: 2 APDIR WN-SISM\\_\n\nEND OF MESSAGE\n\nD cTETF\n\nc/EUR\n\n\n\nR\u00efchard Ober\n\nReleasing 'Officer\n\nUSE\n\nCopy of\n\nAuthenticating Officer\n\n19\n\nFovly-\n\n44", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_e02c45c3_9fe5_4857_bde3_1c31046fb5b6", "filename": "104-10076-10000.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10076-10000.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n6a52\n\nJE;SBI; SIX X 'IF\n\nTony a: RELATIVE\\_\n\n6\n\nSECRET\n\nRETURNTO CIA Background Use Only .\n\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_9672aca5_aaa8_4637_838d_8daf6bd5c1f8", "filename": "104-10103-10103.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10103-10103.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "14-Qoooo\n\n\u00ef0\n\n\n\n\n## DiSPA TCH\n\nChlef' , WHD Chlef , EE\n\nHFAuQUARTERS\n\nINIO\n\n201-050539\n\nFROM\n\nDATE\n\nChief of Statlon, de Janelro\n\n20 June 1962\n\nSU\u00edJECT\n\nRE:\n\n'43.3\"\n\n(CHHECK\n\n'X'\n\nONE)\n\nMARKED\n\nFOR INDEXING\n\nTad\n\nSZULC\n\n201-050539)\n\nNO INDEXING\n\nREQUIRED\n\nINDEXING\n\nCAN \u00dfE JUDGED\n\nFYI\n\nBY\n\nQUALIFIED HQ.\n\n\nDESK\n\nONLY\n\n- 1 Attached 1s a concerning Tadeusz SZULC which traces on SZULC \\_\n- 2 Statlon has the following informaton regard1ng Ignacy SACHS , who 1s mentloned 1n the attachmnent\n\n\n#BBICUSPID from APBICUSPID-5, 4 May (ultlmate source: In Brazll) 1961\n\nIgnacy SACHS , upon h1s return from Indie, w\u00edll 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 Amer\u00edcan press He reportedly had a falllng with h1s superlors 1n the Forelgn Mlnlstry, hence the transfer out\n\nAABICUSPID from @BICUSPID-5, 30 1961 (ultlnate source: Pollsh diplomat) May\n\nIgnacy SACHS after a perlod of dlsgrace, has a new Job, economic assistant for underdeveloped countrles in Department III of the Minlstry of Foreign Irade \\_\n\n\n\n\n## Distribution\n\nWHD w/attachment\n\nEE\n\nSao Paulo 2 Files\n\n19 June 1962/bcj\n\n7 R 7 CL /\n\n\n\nREPLACES FORMS 51.28. 51.28^ AND 51.29 ARE\n\nCLASSIFIC AHON SECRET / NOFORN CONTINUED CONTROL\n\n\n\nFoi\n\n10.5:\n\n53\n\nSECRET / NOFORN CONTINUED CONTROL\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Station copies of thie original . reports on SZULC have been destroyed. I attach, however a memorandun congisting of the the same source Polish\\_er\u00edgre 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 SZULC\u00f8 does Beem to have made any 8 ecret Of the relationshlp.\n\n\nno 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\n\n2; 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.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nL\n\nSept\n\nJune 1951=\n\nYi\n\nBorn: C, 1926, Nationality:\n\nPole \\_\n\nNaturalised U.8. citizen\n\n1955\\_\n\nOccupation:\n\nJournalist;\n\n\n\nUsed 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 \u00efs the 8on of Seweryn SZULC .\n\n\nRe 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.\n\n\nSubject still in New on U.S. political effairs end personalities to the Polish Janoiro\\_ Irying to 8 job with Pre8s through the get\n\nSubject 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\n\nNephew of newly appointed U.S. Ambassador in PANAMA , he is now trying to job 1n Panamna 88 Amerioan 'corre\u00f8pondent\\_ 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\n\nViait\u00f8d 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\n\n2\n\n- 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.\n\n\nSource 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,", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_63527981_3177_4c87_8bf2_acbffedeb673", "filename": "104-10071-10043.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10071-10043.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10071-10043 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n| | ROUTING | AND' RECORD | SHEET | |\n|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| CI/Special Operations Richard Ober | CI/Special Operations Richard Ober | CI/Special Operations Richard Ober | B-2316 | |\n| TO: 2 9DEC 1970 ond DAIE | TO: 2 9DEC 1970 ond DAIE | TO: 2 9DEC 1970 ond DAIE | TO: 2 9DEC 1970 ond DAIE | TO: 2 9DEC 1970 ond DAIE |\n| | R\u0152YD | | COMMENTS (Numbor vhon | |\n| THIS MEMO IS. NOT TO BE | THIS MEMO IS. NOT TO BE | THIS MEMO IS. NOT TO BE | THIS MEMO IS. NOT TO BE | THIS MEMO IS. NOT TO BE |\n| DISSEMINATED OUTSIDE CI/so WITHOUT PRIOR PERMISSION OF: CHIEF CI/SO: Oziginated By: CI/SO:GMKIine | DISSEMINATED OUTSIDE CI/so WITHOUT PRIOR PERMISSION OF: CHIEF CI/SO: Oziginated By: CI/SO:GMKIine | DISSEMINATED OUTSIDE CI/so WITHOUT PRIOR PERMISSION OF: CHIEF CI/SO: Oziginated By: CI/SO:GMKIine | DISSEMINATED OUTSIDE CI/so WITHOUT PRIOR PERMISSION OF: CHIEF CI/SO: Oziginated By: CI/SO:GMKIine | DISSEMINATED OUTSIDE CI/so WITHOUT PRIOR PERMISSION OF: CHIEF CI/SO: Oziginated By: CI/SO:GMKIine |\n| Based On > 15 5 Bec: 70 #MELB\u00d3URNE) | Based On > 15 5 Bec: 70 #MELB\u00d3URNE) | Based On > 15 5 Bec: 70 #MELB\u00d3URNE) | Based On > 15 5 Bec: 70 #MELB\u00d3URNE) | Based On > 15 5 Bec: 70 #MELB\u00d3URNE) |\n| 143 21 Source 0 | 143 21 Source 0 | 143 21 Source 0 | 143 21 Source 0 | 143 21 Source 0 |\n| DISBEM TO FBI (MR WANNALL) VIA ON: 2;9 DEC 1970 | DISBEM TO FBI (MR WANNALL) VIA ON: 2;9 DEC 1970 | DISBEM TO FBI (MR WANNALL) VIA ON: 2;9 DEC 1970 | DISBEM TO FBI (MR WANNALL) VIA ON: 2;9 DEC 1970 | DISBEM TO FBI (MR WANNALL) VIA ON: 2;9 DEC 1970 |\n| 7 02 4l\u00ebl | 7 02 4l\u00ebl | 7 02 4l\u00ebl | 7 02 4l\u00ebl | 7 02 4l\u00ebl |\n| p8D-04 734 Qaiiz 10 | p8D-04 734 Qaiiz 10 | p8D-04 734 Qaiiz 10 | p8D-04 734 Qaiiz 10 | p8D-04 734 Qaiiz 10 |\n| 9Ps/1971 Conferences sens/ gmk | 9Ps/1971 Conferences sens/ gmk | 9Ps/1971 Conferences sens/ gmk | 9Ps/1971 Conferences sens/ gmk | 9Ps/1971 Conferences sens/ gmk |\n| 14_ | 14_ | 14_ | 14_ | 14_ |\n| 15 | 15 | 15 | 15 | 15 |\n| 7308 | 7308 | 7308 | 7308 | 7308 |\n\nUHCLASSIFIED\n\n3 81\n\n610\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\nCONFID\u00c9NTIAL\n\nINTERNAL USE OHLY\n\nJn Abroad Controlled Dissem|For Backs:cund Use Only\n\nB-2316 2 9 DE\u00c7 1970\n\nSUBJECT: Plans for a Mational Anti-War Conference to be Held in Sydney Australia 17-21 February 1971 and Third National Moratoriun on 30 April 1971\n\n4\n\n1 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:\n\n\n## A Invited:\n\n(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)\n\n(2) Father Eugene BOYLE Sacred Heart Church, San Francisco California {see your Boston ; Hassachusetts dated 6 August 1969 , entitled Black Panther\n\n(3) Professor Massachsetts Institute of Technology (see our to you dated 18 May 1970; Subjecc: Travel of U .S . Nationals to Vietnan) ;\n\n(4) Hillian Sloan COFFIN Chaplain Yale University;\n\n(5) Rev Earle Cleveland (not further identified);\n\n100-384411)\n\n(6) David DELLINGER\n\nTyre (Bureau File No .\n\n\n(7) Donald DUMCAN former nember of the Green Ber\u00e9ts {see YouI nenoranduz fror San Diego, California, dated 17 February 1970 , entitled\n\n\n\nAbrs-4\n\n(s) Ossie EDlARDS ,Federation of Social Service Enployecs (not further identified);\n\n- (9) Betty FRIEDAN National Union of Women ;\n- (1C) A . GI#SBURG (not further identified) ;\n\n(Bureau\n\n(11) Fred HALSTEAD ,,Socialist Horkers Party File No. 100-371709) ;\n\n(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 th\u00e8 President) ;\n\n(13) Philip J HIRSCHKOP Attorney (see your washington D.C: 22 April 1970 entitled Denonstration by the Jews for Urban Justice Mashington, D.\u20ac.\\_ \u00c4pril 25-26 1970 Internal Security R) ;\n\n(14) Coretta KING (see Bureau File 109-12-24) ;\n\n(15) Prof\\_ E LURI\u00c0\\_ M\u00edassachusetts Institute cf Techcology (not furthcr identified)\n\n(16) author' (see your menorandun York \u00c0ew York dated 10 April 1970 , entitled Cuban }ission to the Urited Mations)\n\n100-443769) ;\n\n(17)\n\nGeorge \"ason\n\n(see Bureau File\n\nNo identified) ;\n\n109-446949) ;\n\n445115) ;\n\n- (18) Fr\\_ Don XOLAN Detroit (not further\n- (19) (see Bureau File Mo \\_\n- (20) Gus SCHOLLE '(not further identified) ;\n- (21) Dr Benjamin SPOCK {(Bureau File No \\_\n- (22) Prof . G . HALD further identified);\n\n(23) further identified)\n\nJohn I . WILLIAMS Teanster Union (not\n\nNo F Abroa ' Use Unly\n\n\n## B Refused:\n\n- (1) Harry BRIDGES Longshorenen '5 Union;\n\nLeague for\n\nPeace\n\n- (2) Xrs Katherine-CAMP Homen International\n- (3) Analganated Meat Packers.\n\n\nAccepted:\n\n100-435008) ;\n\n- (1) Michael JYERSON (see Bureau File\n\n(2) Cynthia FREDERICK of Concerned\n\nAsian Scholars (see our nenorandum B-2226 , 17 Novenber 1970Subject Cynthia Kay FREDERICK) ;\n\n(3) \u00c9avid GUREWITZ Secr\u00ebtary , Studept Mobilization Conmittee, Chicago\\_\n\n- 2 In October 1970 , the following persons Here also invited:\n- A Senator J FULBRIGKT;\n- B \\_ Senator G . MCGOVERN\n- D Barbara JACKSON? (not further identified);\n- E\\_ Don Helda CAMARA '(not further identified) ;\n- F Carol Exeuctive Secretary of the Students Hobilizacion Connittee to End the Nar in Vietnam\n- 3 \\_ The following persons have accepted invitations to participate in the Conference as speakers:\n- A \"lichael UHL = former has served in Vietnan (see Bureau File 100-171248)\n- B Peter NILEY Staff Meaber of LEVIATHAN nagazine (see Bureau Filc No: 106-441164)\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nNc Dissem Ab'\n\n- The (ustralian Service has requested verification concerning the intention of these Anericans or others to visit Australia to participate in either the Conference or the Moratoriu\\_\n\nOrigniated\n\nOn\n\n140,\n\n15. Decenber 1970 and\n\n1970\n\nSource\n\nDistribution\n\nOriginal\n\nFBI (MIr Wannall) via CI/SO courier on: 2 9 DEC 1970 B-Meno Chrono\n\n1\n\n1\n\nExtra Copy File\n\n1\n\n@ustralia/SQUASH/Joint 0pyy1971 Conferences/sens/ gk", "pages": 5} {"id": "doc_d93bccb8_f90e_4fa4_a0d0_8ad083b2311f", "filename": "104-10120-10666.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10120-10666.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\n\n\n06 JR .\n\n\n05\n\n3 4 1948.\n\n\nDUfFEY HOTHER 3\n\n03 SHEA 0109907 CHR\n\nEMPLOYEE Hho E N,0 , 03 '956.\n\n\nUxE SR\n\n1h My ,958; CSA '958.\n\n\nTo CIA Do Reproduce RETURN ~ Only Not\n\n\n\n0-535 3'3", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_47490dc4_b6cd_4630_82c3_6b7c4614e9bf", "filename": "104-10071-10102.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10071-10102.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\nREFERENCES\n| DISPATCH | MARKED FOR INDEXING |\n|-------------------------|-----------------------|\n| WCMUSB | NO INDEXING REQUIRED |\n| European Divis\u00edon | |\n| Chief of Stat Oslo ion) | MicroFILM |\n| Iransmittal | |\n\nIransnltted berewlth are three untranslated clippings from\n\nbe of\n\n\n\nAttachment :\n\nClippings b/v\n\n\n## Distribution:\n\n2 Chief, 2 Chlef, European Divlsion\n\n\n\nDISPATCH SYMBol AND NUMBER\n\nDATE\n\nOWOT-2911\n\n19 March 1969\n\nCLASSIFICATION\n\nHOS FILE NUMBER\n\n200-006-387/3\n\n1\n\n5\n\n\n## 8 99 Sorte Pantere for en sosial revolusjon\n\nFi Fil bevise at det ` sosia Jistiske sanfunn er bedre enn det kapitalistiske:vi vil innf\u00f8re dette i CSA 0g vi vil samarbeide med revolnsjon\u00e6re alle land; 5a lederen for det anerikanske i morges kom til Osl;: Seale er p\u00e0 Skandinavia Ior \u00e0 fortelle mcllom rasenc Som ar rang\u00f8r for bcs\u00f8ket 1 Norg\u00eb-st\u00e4r den porske lack Panther?? komit\u00e9 . og Rod Front\\_\n\nIntet har bedret: forh\u00f6ldene {or det sorte Amerika under . tidigere presidenv Jobnson; 0g president -: Nixons forsleg om \u00e0innfore 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\n\n\n\nSeale, ved ankomsten (Roto med for tanken om alt;annet had\" de- sviktet. er statsminister v\u00e0r #skyggeregje men- har : kommet : med keite uttalelser agresslv\u00edtet og 'separatsme godta,' Norge med Mao-profii: '0g en . beklagelse over: atIkke fjernsynets kameramenn var m\u00f8tt. frem\n\nCS4 er en colitistat: fortsatte Sea!e sorie sarm\u00e1 ul .seirforsvar: {ord han mener at det sanfuna innsett Men effektivt arbeiderde organisa-\n\nFbrste gang Panthers cartiet gjorde var da Bobby Seale annen P Newton; iober 196\u00f4 organiserte v\u00e6pnede: pairuljer: som skulle en politlmann. 0g et av; partiets m\u00e0l f\u00e0 ham frigitt er \u00e0 organisere: `felles faitige for det P\u00e0 organisere sosiaustiske semfurn for ce som F\u00e6re care for zeg-e ale Dessuten soxer partiet 0 amarbeice med bra Seale kazer ser-er samfurret\n\ngodtar ikke betegnelsen (militant) hevder Ioirerdigheren av seivforsvar: det Far vist Merthin Luther Klng Far ikke fremVi ; seg\n\n\n\n\n\nwe 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 Panth\u00f8ru 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.\n\n\nNo 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, asi\u00e2e from repeated references to the \"Police Fcrce\" in the 35 , Khich he calls pigs\" and\n\nIze \"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.\n\n\n1s 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 .\n\n\nOne 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.\n\n\ndo 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.", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_1344ef90_7684_486c_bad9_633c8e08371d", "filename": "104-10066-10260.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10066-10260.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n/25/\n\nSECRET\n\n28\n\nFRP: DEFERRED TELEPOUCH\n\nConf\n\n06 PH\n\nInfo: FILE, RF\n\n'28\n\n12\n\n(1\n\n78 0624404\n\nPAGE 001\n\nAPR 78\n\nDEFERRED 2718462 WASHINGTON 213077 To; BRUSSELS ,\n\nFROM: E/BNL Info EUR/A, DC/E/nw\n\nSUBJECT: WNINTEL NIFLAIR NIGALE FLEMISH ORDER OF MILITANTS\n\nWASHINGT 213077\n\n\n\nHOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE DN 'ASSASSINATIONS, IN WITH {is INvESTIGATIONINTO OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, HAS FOR INFORMATION IN RTACTION FILES ON ~A NUMBER INDIVIDUALS And ORGANIZATIONS FLEMISH ORDER MILITANTS (VLAAMSE MILITANTENORDE VMo) \\_ COMMITTEE REQUEST. LIMITED To IMMEDIATE PERIOD SURROUNDING ASSASSINATION PRESUME Is INTEREST FOCUSEs ASSASSIN' S ESCAPE ROUTE And SUPPORT HE OBTAINED WHILE In EUROPE. WE HAVE No INFORMATION ON How THE VMO :CAME To COMMITTEE\"S ATTENTION\n\n2, WE NOTE ONLY INFORMATION WE HAVE S0 FAR DISCDVERED 'EVEN MENIIONING THE VMO IS That CONTAINED IN 'POSITIVE INTEL (NIGALE SEMI-ANNUAL EXTREMIST ACTIVITIES). WE YET THESE UP' FRoM LIBRARY VIEW NIGALE PROVISION THE 'MATERIAL;\n\n- 'HAVE\n\n3, LIKE To Both COMMITTEE REOUEST And 'PRESERVE 'RELATIONSHIPWITH NIGALE, IF POSSIBLE; THEREFORE, REQUEST You DISCUSS COMMITTEE REQUEST WITH NIGALE MANAGEMENT , DOES NIGALE INFORMATION WHICH INDICATES A BETWEEN THE VMo AMERICANS DURING PERIOD MARCH 1968 To 1970? THEY BE WILLING PROVIDE It? 'ALSO NIGALE PREPARE REPORT ON VMo FOR To COMMITTEE? PLEASE ALSO ASK\\_ NIGALE FOR PERMISSION To Pass To COMMITTEE VMo EXCERPIS FROM The SEMI-ANNUAL REVIEWS, EITHER To NIGALE OR Unsourced IF NIGALE Would PREFER . PLEASE: STRESS THAT ANY PROVIDED WILL BE CLASSIFIED ,And As SENSITIVE.\n\n\n'FILE: E2 ORIG: 9384) /E/BNLYR GUY (MR GREGG IN (HARRIS) EUR/A (LACLAIR)} REL: DC/E/nw (THOMPSOn) CL BY 034537 ,\n\nEnd OF", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_943cb7ef_588d_4f00_81da_45f13838fc2d", "filename": "104-10023-10087.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10023-10087.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## DO NOT REPRODUCE\n\nSECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III\n\n15 November 1974\n\n\n\nANNEX B\n\nTHE 201 SYSTEM\n\n\n## 1 INTRODUCTION\n\n- Tbe 201 system provides a method for identifying a person of specific interest to the Operations Directorate and for controlling and all pertinent information about that peison The system also provides a means for identifying subjects of 201 files from various categories of information about them and for producing lisits of .201 personalities according to those categories. Only a relatively small number of personalities indexed are of sufficient interest to justify opening a 201 dossier. These are normally subjects of extensive reporting and CI investigation; prospective agents and sources, members of groups and organizations of continuing target' interest or subjects on whom a volume of correspondence has accumulated filing\n\n\n## 2 THE 201 SYSTEM\n\nThe principal features of the 201 system are:\n\n- a The 201 Number: a unique number, 201-1234567,assigned t0 each individual in the to serve as individuaL ie system\n- b and all biographic reporting on \u00e1nd references to the individual ie, personal history, current status; and prospects. 831)\n- The Master 202 Record; special\n- aroabsent erence consolidated\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\nDOHB 701-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B 15 November 1974\n\n- two letter symbol used in conjunction sonality records in the 201 system to record the association an individual with organizations or activities of operational interest. OI codes cover intelli whether staff Or known Or as activities of DDO interest. There are two categories of OI codes for use by components:\n- (1) general OI codes (Attachment 4)\n- (2) OI codes assigned to a specific component for intelligence services specific organizations.\n\n- \u00c0 component may request an OI code be established by submitting a mem orandum to the DDOIRMO through the component Records Management Officer.\n\n- A 201 personality may be assigned to OI codes. An OI code may be assigned when paragraph 3b below) by filling in Box 13 or a code may be assigned or added at a later date by a Fomm 831 amendment.\n\n- The 20l system bas the capability of producing machine listings of 201 personalities by OI codes: For example if an OI code has been opened for the security service of a certain counbry a may be compiled of all members listing\n- names Or other identifying information of personalities on svhom 201 dossiers exist.\n\n\n\n## 3. OPENING A 201 DOSSIER\n\n\n## 8. General\n\n- The opening of a 9 master 201 record: Changes to the master record and the occasional-closing . be handbook, when there is 8 reasonable expectation that additional inforation persons about whom counterintelligence information 1s reported and peroperational interest persons for whom provisional operational: epprovals andoperational approvals are may being\n\n85\n\nSECRET\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 'CHAPTER III, ANNEX B\n\n15 November 1974\n\npersons who are only of local interest to a field station or 'Headquarters desk and on whom no DDO records correspondence exists are not a part of the DDO records syst\u00ebm and are to be maintained by that unit Some desks require: Attachment 2.201 dossiers should be opened in the following categories; levy\n\n- (1) Subjects of provisional operational approval and operational approval requests. However, a file need not be opened when a POA is requested for persons being trained for a foreign liaison service and who are of opera-\n- (2) Personf for whom the field requests a 201 opening\n- 0 bonafide diplomats\n- (4) Subjects of a Personal Record Questionnaire Part I\n- (5) Persons on whom Main Index search reveals information in five or more documents (see DOI 70-20).\n\n- (8) Subjects of Interagency Source Register memoranda from LSNI ISR (opened only by IPIRMS).\n\n\n\n## b. Requesting 0 201 File Opening\n\nHeadquarters desks may open a 201 file by out and submitting 201 Personality File to the Records Maintenance Section to Create the master 201 record and 201 machine and to register tbe assignment of cryptonym Attachment 3 consists `of sample 201 Personality File Action Requests for opening and amending 2018 A field form andlor 'after the requested by dispatcb or telepouch but it 1s the responsibility of the desk to'respond to cable requests. Field stations are potified of 201 openings through receipt of the field master 201 record filling listings\n\n88\n\nSECRET\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B 15 November 1974\n\n\n## 4 CONTENTS OF THE DOSSIER\n\nInformation about a 201 personality should be filed or cross-referenced into his dossier. When additonal information is discovered on 201 subject through a name trace be consolidated for consolidation procedures.\n\n\nMaterial wh\u00edch is filed in the dossier includes but is not limited to:\n\n- Personality File Action Request (Form 831).\n\n- b. Biographic information including photograpbs; fingerprints, and handwriting samples.\n\n- c. Personal Record Questionnaire Parts I and II.\n\n- e. Name check replies, requests, clearances, and approvals.\n\n- 8. 201 personality assessments and evaluations.\n\n- of contract and termination papers Copy\n- i Secrecy agreement.\n\n- j Agent Duty Status Report:\n- Training and evaluation.\n\n- 1 SCSWIRL report\n- m. Newspaper clippings:\n- information 'hich subject and our interestin this may include operationalreporting;; Any bim;\n\n\n## 5. MAINTENANCE OF 201 DOSSIERS\n\nThe 201 personality doss\u00eder contains, in document date order, papers wbich have been made 8 part of the Central Records System as well as those wbich have not. Record documents may range from newspaper or magazine articl\u00ebs on the subject to finance and other\\_administrative papers.\n\n\n28,1\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B\n\n15 November 1974\n\n\n## Purging\n\nPurging a 201 dossier is the responsibility of the desk officer. It requires discrimination in recognizing operationally useful material rather than the simple distinction between official and unofficial papers; it will therefore take Officer: Purging should be done periodically. A 201 dossier being forwarded to Central Files for retention sbould be\n\n- (1) Duplicate material Le exact copy(s) of a document\n- (2) Name trace form (Form 362) upless it has bcen the basis for tbe opening.\n\n- (3) All abstract slips.\n\n- (4) All document restriction notices (Form 1884) .\n\n- a copy of the raw report is contained in the 201 file; the dissemination number then must be transferred to the first page of the raw report\n- (8) Routing slips, routing and record sheets (Form 610) and dispatch cover sbeets unless there are remarks sucb as coordinations or comments.\n\n- (7) Record copy documents which only repeat substantive information contained in other documents in the authorization for destruction is by the Records Officer. file;\n- (8) are not to be retained in 8 201 dossier fonvarded to Central Files; the document must be doingraded for retention Secret document a0 authorized officer in the originating office or the Records Officer jurisdiction over the contents of the material must possess Secret . classific\u00e1tion authority. If the document cannot be downgraded the file should be retained at the desk or the copy of the TS document should be removed retained and a of tbe TS document; Top Top having Top Top\n\n\n## b. Malntenance Procedures\n\n- (1) All material in 201 dossier will be filed in document date order.\n\n\n888\n\nSECRET\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER IIL, ANNEX B\n\n15 November 1974\n\ndossier and separated from the basic document by the assignment of a slash number, the attachment will be filed by the date of the basic document.\n\n\n- (2) Deferred documents will not be filed in a 201 dossier. If are to be retained in tbe dossier should be sent to IPIRMS for classification into that 201. they they\n- (3) Field index cards (held by some: desks) and area desk cards may a consolidation procedure. These cards should be mounted on a full-size sheet of paper for in the 201. filing\n- (4) A 201 dossier previously opened on a person who becomes staff employee and which contains Record documents 'ill be restricted to the ISCIDIP unless the desk retains the restriction. The dossier should be closed if there are no Record documents in it. Copy Copy\n- (5) A 201 opened in pseudonym should be consolidated into the true name 201 if one exists or converted to the true name\n- (8) Field and duplicate (shadow) 201 files no longer of active interest should be incorporated into the official 201 after the duplicate material has been purged by the desk officer and the remaining information classified\n- (7) document with predecessor organization cover sheet or an OPC (Office of Policy Coordination) and Disposition Section (IPIARD) must be retumed to IPIARD for processing to the 201. Any\n- (8) Desk memoranda (wvith Or without a document source number containing substantive or derogatory information on the subject of the 201\n- (9) An attachment which should be separated from its basic document\n- document remaining in a 201 dossier being retired to Central Files; place that document RYBAT, P&L, automatically be handled as desensitized A black-taped cnvelope may contain only ope document and must be filed in chronological order within the Any\\_\n\n283\n\nSCCRET\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B\n\n15 November 1974\n\nBlack-taped dossiers Or dossiers black-taped documents svill be handled as restricted dossiers.\n\n\n- (11) An. inactive 201 dossier or an inactive volume of a 201 dossier on.permanent charge: should be returned Routing and Record Shcet with the notation shown below. large\n| UnclassifiEd | UnclassifiEd |\n|----------------|----------------|\n| DRSNITIAL | DRSNITIAL |\n| 10 | |\n| CC-52 | (Por guleaoce |\n| | Prlor + |\n\n884\n\nSECRET\n\nSECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B\n\n\n## 6. 201 DOSSIER CHARCES\n\n201 dossier may be on permanent charge at the desk during any of active interest. If the dossier is transferred to another desk, the desk officer .who is transfening the dossier must notify Central Files of the transfer. Ceatral Files will then send the Notice of Transfer of Document or File Account ability ( Fom 2977) to the new action desk officer. kept period\n\n\n| to You by: | to You by: |\n|--------------|--------------|\n| | u |\n\nThe n\u00ebw action desk officer must then fill out a 201 Personality File Action Request (Form 813) to change the action desk designation to insure that' the 201 personality will be included in the Headquarters and field machine listings for bis component;\\_\n\n\n## 7. RESTRICTED DOSSIERS\n\n- Access to a sensitive 201 dossier may be restricted by holding the file at the desk or placipg it on restriction In Central Files.\n\n\n(1) The dossier may be restricted by checking - Box-2 on the 2o1\n\n885\\_\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\nDOHB 701-1\n\nCHAPTER III, ANNEX B 15 November 1974\n\n- fromCentral Files. (Note: To maintaln the restriction of a dossier returned to' Central Files for r\u00ebtention; a File Restriction Notice (Form 2021) must accompany the dossier ) charge being\n- (3) The dossier may be restricted \u00e3nd held in Central Files by mitting a File Restriction Notice (Form 2021). sub-\n- b. Access to personnel of the restricting desk or persons authorized by\\_ that desk request mul\u00faple: to the requester or deny the request and retur the dossier to Central Files The desk will notify the requester of a denial Apy\n- Anyone requesting Festricted desk by Central Files.\n\n\n\n\n28.8\n\nSECRET\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B 15 Noverber 1874\n\n\n## 8, REQUESTS FOR INFORMATION ON' 201 PERSONALITIES\n\nThe Automated Index Section (IPIAIS) svill provide the identity of the subject of case the requester will be referred to the restricting desk\n\nIPIAIS will also provide the 201 number assigned to a name, unless the 201 file is restricted, or state that there is no 201 number assigned Requesteis should supply identifying information whenever available for each name submitted.\n\n\nRequests pertaining to five or fewer names or numbers may be made by telephone by calling the IPIAIS red information by return call to the requesters extension as listed in the Badge Table: Requests for more than five names or numbers must be listed sent by tube or courier to IPIAIS; IPIAIS will reply by retum mail. and\n\n\n## 9. 201 DOSSIER CANCELLATION\n\n201 file may be authorized for cancellation by a Records Officer; efter. appropriate coordination; The file should be forwarded to IPIRMS wbich will destroy the folder and the cards leading to it and will remove the pame and number from machine Record Copy document contained in the folder nill be reclassified to` another appropriate file or sent to the Destruction Unit (IPIDU) lists. Any\n\n\n## 10. 201 MACHINE LISTINGS\n\nMachine listings provide field stations and Headquarters desks with names and 201 numbers in the requester's particular geographic or functional area of interest. If a component wishes to exclude a which ivill include the 201 number is the IPl2Ol record for the Vital Records program. 201 categorized as standard or nonstandard and as scheduled or special listing Jistings\n\n\n## Standard ' Listings\n\nIssued semi-annually to Headquarters and the field; based on a components\n\n28.7\n\nSECRET\n\nSECRET\n\nDOHB 701-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B 15 November 1974\n\nDesk\" blocks (For 831). The standard listings available are:\n\n- 201 number;\n- a 201 pumber;\n- (3) Alphabetica] by cryptonym; leading to a 201 number;\n- 4) Numerical leading to & surame;\n- (5) Numerical, leading to a cryptonym.\n\n\n20l\n\nLSI\n| | Do | | | | 201 | | CJRI |\n|-------|------|----|------|-----|---------|------|--------|\n| SPa | | | | | 0165401 | | |\n| | 90 | | | | | | Ckix |\n| | | | | | | Cii | |\n| | | | | | | Chin | Chix |\n| | | | | | 00 | | |\n| Shcu- | | | | | | | |\n| | | | | [aa | | | |\n| C\"' | | | | | | | |\n| | | | Pgof | | | | |\n| 6910 | | | | | | | |\n| C: | | 1s | | | | | |\n| | | | | | | | Cyix |\n| 81/00 | | | | | | | |\n| | | | | | | Chik | |\n| | | | | | | 0 | |\n| | | | | | | 8 | |\n| | | | | | | 8 | |\n| u | | | | | | | |\n| | | | | | | | Cwis |\n| | | | | | | 0i | |\n\n\n## 28.8\n\nSECRET\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER HI ANNEX B 15 November 1974\n\nupon receipt of current editions. These are by their nature extremely sensitive compilations of infonation and must be given every possible safeguard very\n\n\n## b. Non-Standard Listings\n\n\n## Based on one or more of the following selection criteria:\n\n- (1) Counbry of location\n- (3) Citizenship\n- (4) Year of birth (plus or minus a given number of years\n- (5) Occupation.\n\n\nThese selection criteria may 'be used singly or in combinations. For example, a user could obtain a list of all 201 personalities who have been assigned .the produced of all persons who born United States, located in Mexico; and who had been assigned the OI code AA. Note however that tbe would contain only those personalities with an OI code AA Those personalities with an OI code otber: than AA and those svith no OI code would be excluded. persons who have not been assigned an OI code also be included. Note also will be only as specific a courier covers only a documented courier. Some occupation 'codes cover mor\u00eb than one occupation For example; the occupation code CRAF covers those who practice\" some trade or manual occupation\\_ carpenters; bricklayers; painters; mechanics will be included in :the printout These non-standard listings .may be sorted arranged) according to any, but potmore than thre\u00eb, of the following keywvords: listing listing ie\n\n- ((a) Sumam\u00eb\n- (b) Given name\n- (e) Citizenship\n- (f) OI code\n- (g) Location\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1\n\n15 November 1974\n\nSorts' can be made within 'sorts. For example; 201 personalities may be sorted of location. Because two OI codes may be listed: for each personality , those names 'wvith two OI codes would be listed twice.\n\n\n\n## C. Scheduled ' Listings\n\nStandard and non-standard printed semiannually. listings\n\n\n## d Special Listings\n\nUnscheduled, usually non-standard, listings produced on a one time basis In response to special operational requirements.\n\n\n\n## Request for Listings\n\ninformation on the 201.machine list system should be made to the component Records Management Officer.\n\n\n48.10\n\nSECRET\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n'DOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B Attachment 2\n\n15 November 1974\n\n\n## AUTOMATIC 201 DOSSIER OPENINCS\n\ngories of people.\n\n\n- a Diplomats 'vith rank of third secretary Or above.\n\n- b. Military attaches and assistant military attaches.\n\n- Intelligence . officers of the General Intelligence Dgpartment (CID). 10\n\nof name and additional biographic data.\n\n\n(Prior to opening of an[R\u00c9J2O1 file, check with\n\nAll positively identified members\n\nServices.\n\n\n- b Al positively identified members of the[rish]Military Intelligence Service\n- c. Communist officials on national or provincial levels and unless there is at least \u00e0 date of birth Party Party given.\n\n- Police (RCMP-ss)]\n\nCuba\n\nIntelligence s\u00e8rvice\\_ciploy\u00e8es (DSE, DGI):\n\n\n## Israel]\n\n- AlI\n- b. Military attaches\n- Assistant military attaches.\n\n- Identified intelligcoce officers\n\n28.15\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n\n\n\n\nCLANDESTINE SERVICES\n\n70-1CHAPTER I 15 February 1960\n\nANNEX B\n\n\n## PERSONALITIES 201 AND IN NUMBERS\n\nA ties Indexed by the CS are of active operational lnterestat any given point In time. These are normally subjects of extengive reporting and groupg and organizations of continuing target Interest. Each of these\n\n- 2. The 201 number serves a-dual purppse. these' personalities into the CS records s\u00e9stem. A slngle number , e.g\" 201-123456, 18 assigned to each p\u00e9rson, and a dossler controlled by this number is establlshed whicb contains, or bas cross referenced to it, all of the reporting op the \u00ecnavidual'8 pergonal history, current future reporting on the Individual both a8 a flle number and In place of other ldentifylng data. Up-to-date machlne listlngs are publlshed perlodically to belp fleld stations and headquarters deska keep book\\_\n\nclude the Identities of persons of operational Interest because of their connection with target group or organlzatlon even though there may A considerable number of stationg are concerned #th the achvitles of Cuban exles. Coverage of thelr movements, statlongup-to-date listings contalnlng Information under the control;\n\n43\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\nSECRET\n\nCLANDESTINE SERVICES HANDBOOK NO. #+r\n\n76-1-1 CSHB4844 CHAPTER ANNEX B ,\n\n15 February 1960\n\nof the Cuban desk on the dramatis personae: In additlon to 201 perof persong who should be kept track of, althougk they may only be of than that given In the listing itself:\n\n- 4, To accommodate this type of requixement in the 201 system, Identifiable personalitles concerning whom enough information is not avallable to require the openlng 0f % file may be assigned numbers yet\n\n\n\nTbese are relabeled 201\" 1f a fjle 1s opened. ried with 201 numbers in appropriate general or special listings, where umn, IDN numbers are not CS file numbers. they\n\n- 5. All 201 code numbgrs are assigned by RID at headquarters, elther upon receipt of Form 831, or of a fleld dispatch. If a dispatch 1s written about a personality not yet In the system, a 201 number for It may be requested simply by writing under headquarters file number In the dlspatch form as follows:\n\nDispatch Symbol and No.\n\n\nXYZA-12345\n\nHeadquarters File No.\n\n\n201\n\n- 6. IDN numbers are assigned by RID at headquarters upon the request of statlons or desks-whlch are developing speclal Identification The fleld recelves current notiflca tlon of new 201 openings and IN numbers through the Fleld Index Card Service.\n\n\n44\n\nSECRET\n\n", "pages": 19} {"id": "doc_578e8bab_8956_4f87_8b9b_4e7642f89039", "filename": "104-10098-10391.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10098-10391.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_d0ffcf41_f710_4279_8a44_16cac0fe6709", "filename": "104-10166-10120.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10166-10120.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "| 65402 { 7oao1 Havana gc LUCIO cuba # 15-66 5 SLIGO 0 878v A 765 | | |\n|-------------------------------------------------------------------|------------|------|\n| | | | @pen |\n| | | 116 |\n| | 19-6-102/6 | |\n| | | JuL |\n| | 66 | |\n| | 04 6 | 51 |\n| | 0 | |\n\n\n\n\n\n14-0oooo\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n1\n\nRIDTEDI\n\n\n\nDIRECIOR\n\nRYBAT AMECRU: IYPIC\n\n- LNERGOHIAMI ADVISED\n\nNEGOTIATIONS HAVE BY AMDEN IM /4 VIIH AMECRU | , Io AITEMPT IS ACTING KIM CIRCA 1 Jan Io RANSOM TERMS.\n\n\nRAN SOM PR ICE QUOTED. BY AMECRU ] HE VAnTED . ASSURANCE In \"RITING FROM WIFE OF IHAI SHE IHE MONEY. SHE Sa ID IDEA WHERE AN WoULD COME\n\n- C 'HAS IN NEW YORK 9 JAN HIS WaY 'PRESUMABL Y INITIATE HEGOTIATIONS.\n\n\nD HAS A HUMANITARIAN\" INTEREST FREE INg ASKED INFORMALLY StaTIONI (1) Can SUBSCR IBE To IHIS RANSOM ANY AMoUnt? (2) CaN OR OTHERW [SE ASSIST IN THIS\n\nRELEASE, PRICC RED UCE D\n\nSECRET\n\n\n## CITE JAK\n\n\n## PAGE 2 VHHIAKI 0125\n\n- (3) JKLANCE SUGGE SI ANY SOURCES FOR PURPOSE OR ACI INTERMED IARY FUNDS?\n\n- 2 IhAI RELEASE OF AMDEN IM- 1 4 MIGHI Io JKLANCE OF POSSIBLY, As OPERATIONAL AGEnD A PROPAGANDA In\n\n3 STATION WKMIAMI KAS REMA INED RE IHIS CASE VELL As ENIIRE SUBJECI OF PR ISONERS: PLEASE ADVISE Io IAKE\n\n201-281313;\n\n201-061063. GPI ,\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n001\n\nOGC 68-0374\n\n5 March 1968\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nJameb C. Wray\n\n- 1 I called Mr. At that time Wray had Btated that 28 8 application\n- 2, to fllo an application c(.acerned with a high boat on repregentatione that the Agency had n0 Wray readily accepted my to bim, roeponblblllty In the matter. According\n- 3, While emphabizing that we had n0 r01 Wsay My thought here\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nLer Lept bul [bo ono 10 8 0 Cener, Tbie 40-3515 10-3538, tbe He bebelf Of {be DSB vould benofit ber bor busband, He 1f sbe Buccogsfully roport tbe L for Forlod 0f sould Cu8 tody; aftor rporting 'ould Brant to dopurt Irop Cuba sh\u00f8 certaloly to bolp ber hovovor pot bave hor nor about 10 bor to hor be vork 1l and\n\nD, tbo poxt vork, 0t0,\n\n8 takop to 6a fohouso 10 for Sozouhore tho tho Paocua] Bave JDENTITY tralnlng 1p docunont .pbotocraphy, dovolopront tho colloctfon 0f Inforzatlon, 1n tbe 0f roflox altboucb Bbe clalpod to bave dode vory poorly, \\_Pao\u00e7ual ssurcd bor tbat told' bor to- purcbabe Cadora pocb table Jeppe vitb 100 Vatt hor to cbo and upporcecd lottorb) bor roporto 80 obtalnod tbo bold then and tbco dovolop tho f1ld, doBtroy tbo roportb; and bold Bvory Bho vould take all tho to York and dollv\u00f8r thom Honoro (281-836014 t tbe Cuban Bor uitb BARBR Bcbedulod for vork end 8 Octobor 1067 \\_ to\n\nbus ghould tc \"Rafcola Doasnocb Avonlda 41\n\nLuew\n\nJlar!anao,\n\n88 $\n\nHavana , told to Dako falco: nana lottor tlio firdt Clo 010 not coda nano not and Vao not thgf\n\n+\n\n2\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nsoua\n\n3\n\n0\n\nCuba\n\nDn Dsn\n\n2\n\n(356)\n\n17 Yay 61\n\n0f travols dovolopod W\n\nvbo 0 Havana, bB\n\nShe V88 peralsted to 0 0 apd for 1n tho Of ebcort Infente, He hourb\n\nI vary 0 Cuben futurc , he 8 Bood\n\n\n\n2 \"\n\n\n\n'\n\n\n\n\n\n- Da L coula 1\n- 6,\n\n\n\n\n\nCIIE\n\n6413\n\nDIRECTOR Info MEXICO CIIY\n\nIYPIC\n\nREFERENCE: DIRECIOR NOT SENT MEXICO)\n\n- FYI, HAVE REPORTED LOURDES Eanco DE CUESIA, VIFE OF DEPARTED MIAMI HEXICO CITY 2 APRIL, Havana 7 APRIL FOR VIIH HUSBAND\n- 8, In NOVEMBER 1966 LocAL ACSI INFORMED SIATION OF IMPRISONED SD 6836, ACSI SAID SHE HAD CHAFIK HOMERO\\_SAKER ZENNI OF NEV YORK cuban Un MISSION ACSI ASKED IF STATION PURSUE as STATION DECLINED OFFER AND SUGGESTED ACSI INFORM FBI, FBI [NFORMED IHEY HAVE BEEN .\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nIl 1;\n\n\n\nSEChzI\n\nOGC 66-0}19\n\nD,\n\n1965, You\n\nDonald Huolnorv\n\n\n\n\n\n400000\n\nHC\n\n1 After cecking of Justico he He suggested I not tell thie but tell an interest 1' tho has\n\n2, of tbe\n\nD. Huefper\n\n\n\n\n\n1229\n\n281313\n\n\n\n\n\nPAGE2\n\nATICN GR OUP APRIL 66 KANIFEST) , ATTACKYENI, DAIED 5 APRIL OF ACSI OP CF BY NINE EXILES ASSOCIATED VITK ALPHA 66, 66 ,\n\n\n## ECRET\n\n- 2, Info AND PLANN ING SOME OF Into OR Ha [TI, cos JMVAVE QUERIED CHIEF LOCAL ACSI DET RE OF ACSI CHIEF STATED IN CESS OF BEING TERMII:ATED.\n\n- 3 UPon RECEIPT REF BY IELEPHONE CONCERNING ALL MENT IONED REF , LOCAL ACSI CHIEF\n- IERMINATED BY ACSI 23\n\n19 APRIL' LOCAL ACSI INTEREST\" THIS STILL PENDING \\_ NAMELY, THEY 'iAVE ACSI HQs RE IHEIR REQUEST.\n\n\nROYER DIAZ NEVER OF INTEREST\n\nIo ACSI Cf BY E#RICUE . GCNZALEZ IN OF APRIL 66)\n\n4 YHILE ISPCSSIBLE PPEDICI BELIEVE IXEY KAY CHARGE 29-33 OPERATION BY PRESENI INFO FROM CAPIURED PERSONNEL As IXEIR I ACSI HAS BEEN AND L-ALPHA 66 PERSONAL ITIES SINCE LEASI 65 , EARL IER, CUESTA ASSOCIATION VITH ACSI VIDELY Knovn IN LocaL ODYOKE CIRCLES. ALSO POSSIBLE CUBANS WILL Io CHARGE Ihat OP Vas DIRECTLY SORED OR MASTERFINDED BY KUBARK \\_ UNL IKELY THAT PRODUCE ANY PLAUSIBLE EVIDENCE 44 LINKING INCIDENI PART ICIPANTS VITH KUBARK.\n\n\nBT\n\nE 1 the Cuban Armed Forcee.\n\n\n20/28/3/3\n\n\n\nNo\n\nT\n\n\n\n\n\n\n#\n\nca\n\n\n\nL\n| | 10 Bebruary 1965 |\n|------------------|--------------------|\n| D; TATTERSP IELD | |\n| Hargaret R: | |\n| K. | |\n\n\n\n\n## COTBOLLRD DI8SD\n\nOf d0l 0f 1p Puprto or Bopubllc\n\n1803\n\n3 Pobrwary No.\n\n\n008878\n\nSOURCE\n\nreld\u00f8r Boporally rollable\n\n8 Cubaa del Vallo boop to Bot YP for tbo to upod loador 0f tho BJco for\n\n0f told Dlar that 10 January Bood rolatlone tho\n\n1\n\n\n\n", "pages": 47} {"id": "doc_4adb1d5e_feeb_4f56_bc31_4f0bca47a31f", "filename": "104-10065-10028.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10065-10028.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## 1\n\n\n\nRamon Joseph ALVAREZ Iurant\n\nRecruited:\n\nMarch 1955 as member Station unilateral surveillance team OA 28 Feb\n\n1 Oct 55 :\n\nLate :1956:\n\nConverted to Contract status wlannual.salary $3600.\n\n\nP/A in charge of surveillance team also was in charge of photo surveillance of the Soviet Mission, including processing the film. LIEMPTY was crypt for the team targetted against the Soviet Embassy . Under LIEMPTY the 3 basehouse were encrypted:\n\nLIMITED\n\nnert basehouse across street from Soviet Embassy.\n\n\nLILYRIC\n\nLICALLA\n\nbasehouse across the street from Soviet Embassy \\_\n\nbasehouse from which pictures taken from garden area of Soviet Embassy .\n\n\nNote: photo of man alleged to be OSWALD was taken from the LIMITED basehouse\n\n12 Dec 58 :\n\nALVAREZ married LIEMPTY-19 (Hester ROOS who assisted him during the next 10 years as a part-time support asset as for the LIEMPTY activity, surveillance coverage of the Soviet target (1958-1968\n\nIn Oct 1962: In order ,provide maximum compartmentation between the various basehouses Oliver G . SCAVTLING was inserted as the cutout to the LIMITED. basehouse and its basehouse keepers (LICMPTY- 6 8 8) replacing ALVAREZ ALVAREZ continued as cutout for the LIEVTRAP (roving van) LICALLA and LILYRIC. Ihis gave ALVARE Z more to process raw photo take \\_ This from October 1962 until Sept 1-964- continued 1 when ALVAREZ assumed cutout responsibility for LIMITED basehouse again.\n\n\nIn 1969:\n\nIn 1963 when OSWALD allegedly the Soviet Embassy, SCANTLING was the P /A for the LIMITED LIEMPTY-6 {Jorge Barcello VILLAGRAn Alvarez ) was the who took the Pictures.\n\n\nALVAREZ separated fron LIEMPTY-19 a messy divorce suit followed In Dec 1969 he was put on half pay had his ops duties suspended due his full-time involvement in legal matters re the On 26 June 7 he 4 LI-19 signed t claims 6 secrecy agreements \\_ as ternination bonus Last Station contact with ALVAKLZ was May 71 when ALVAREZ received the iast of his termination bonuses , visited qui\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nLIEMPTY-6 was recruited in June 1954 as member of physical surveillance team , In Dec . 1955 he and his wife occupied the LIMITED basehouse He took pictures for 15 years was terminated 31 1968 signed quit claim 6 secrecy agreement which was witnessed by ALVAREZ May\n\nALVAREZ was the individual who developed the photos which LIEMPTY-6 took, as well as the photo tech coverage of the other 2 basehouses .\n\n\nSCANTLING' s true name is Juan N FRAIS-RAMIRRZ (Contract agent)\n\nSoviet Embassy Coverage Project LIEMPTY converned primarily with photo 'coverage of the Soviet installation\\_ through 30 June 1972 . the original 3 basehouseg which were:\n\nLICALLA (activated in 1957 to provide to coverage the rear (garden , parking lot area) of the Sov , Embassy pho-\n\nLIMITED had been terminated.\n\n\nLILYRIC (activated 1956 to provide photo coverage of the front entrance of the Soviet Emb .\n\n\nIerminat 30 June 1972 LIMITED (activiated in 1955 to provide photo coverage of the front entrance of the Sov . Emb . Terminate 31 1968 \\_ May\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_29a544b7_0fee_4c2c_9056_da6062739b9e", "filename": "104-10167-10190.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10167-10190.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_f379613a_276e_4e4d_ae56_a0c843aa3ead", "filename": "104-10120-10273.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10120-10273.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "Booa 2828 B\n\n{n\n\n1, Hcb'\n\n2, tho\n\n3, If that 2, 8 31 be backstoppod be 0 operatlonel bes beo\n\n\n\n(5-18-61) CLOSED\n\nepd", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_6ccccf6b_2d1e_4fd8_be9e_31a6f663e8d5", "filename": "104-10075-10200.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10075-10200.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "Info\n\nSECRET\n\nYPIC\n\nFiL VILL BE SET, BEG IN OME SEVEn X\n\nTHIS KEEP X\n\nTIIO X NEED X X X HOPE X FRANCO To 0 TUES\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_7591753f_ef28_464d_9a84_66d12e548c21", "filename": "104-10072-10243.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10072-10243.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD SUBJECT: Meeting With WUSLAB/1] on 22 April 1970\n\n- 1 Arrangenents and Security: The meeting took place in at 1400 on the above date and ended at There were no incidents of a security nature\n- 2 Production: Bolivian Ambassador Julio Sanjines Goytia talked on the phone to president Ovando on 20 April Ovando said that there was pressure from the civilian members of the cabinet on the Debray case They related their request that Debray should be released to a letter Ovando wrote the Italian novelist Alberto Moravia which they claimed stated he would release Debray \\_ Ovando commented to Sanjines that he had not 'committed himself to release Debray \\_ The civilians think that the release of Debray and Bustos would take the pressure off the government\\_ Ovando admitted that the government could not control the students Tle Minister of Education had been destroyed when the USIS installation was damaged Ovando commented that he would reconsider the Debray situation and commented that there were no legal precedents for Debray's release The military will along with it if Ovando and the cabinet will put down the union members if needed \\_ Marcelo Quiroga still claims to be able to influence a segment of the mineworkers Ovando does not want to suppress by force the student demonstrations Ovando indicated that there is a wave of uneasiness in the country \\_ He is thinking about taking a stronger hand in certain issues and compromise on other issues -\n- 3 Minister of Planning Jose Ortiz Mercado is coming to Washington on 2 May for a four visit before he goes to San Jose for the inauguration of Figueres \\_ WUSLAB/1 believes that Ortiz will be and him what the situation is like back in La Paz \\_ He will attend the of the Bolivian program \\_ day him}\n- 4 \\_ Sanjines described the Rogelio Miranda Baldivia problem (Miranda is the Army Chief of Staff in Bolivia) as a personal matter which has now become ideologicalHe does not along with General Juan Jose Torres, the Commander of the Armed Forces \\_ Miranda is now trying to change some commanders in field commands get\n\nDo Not Usa Qoly Background\n\nReproduce\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n- 5 . I' asked some clarifying questions on the OAS report of a possible demonstration against the OAS Assembly in Santo Domingo in June 1970 \\_ He said that Rolz-Bennett normally maintains contact with the OAS Deputy Secretary General Urquia\\_ who is a close personal friend and is also 2 CentralAmerican \\_ The head of the UNDP office in Santo Domingo is Hugo Navegas He has been asked to the information on the possibility of such a disruptionget\n- 6 Victor Paz Estenssoro is one of three experts picked up under an OAS contract with the University of Engineering in Lima \\_ In actuality Paz will receive a P-4 salary from the OAS The project is up for board approval and will last at least a year\n- 7 WUSLAB/1]went on at length on the difficulties between Miss Alexander the former Bolivian ambassador to the OAS whose parents were murdered in La Paz and Sanjines In brief Miss Alexander was accompanied to Washington by a catholic priest Father Eduardo \\_ Sanjines offered to find him lodging in a Washington monastery, but he demurred Whenever Sanjines called Miss Alexander during crises in Bolivia at ear morning hours the father would answer the phone He also helped with Miss Alexander's work at the OAS and was around the Embassy office Sanjines once found them doing some research in his files Colonel Banzer when assigned to Washington\\_ said that there was an inteligence report that Father Eduardo had been involved with the guerrillas \\_ The military finally forced the father to leave the Embassy \\_ Miss Alexander sent him $100 on which to live When her parents were killed he When Miss Alexander returned to La Paz she read a written report submitted Sanjines on her affair with the priest and when she cane back to Washington she called up Sanjines\\_ and told him off ly by\n- 8 \\_ Sanjines said that his relations with the State Department have cooled He thinks that the nationalization of Gulf Oil has weakened the government \\_ There is vacuum in Bolivia and this has caused the present Bolivian government to be much more subservient to the United States than was the government of Rene Barrientos\\_ He believes , however , that his own position with the Bolivian government had been strengthened \\_ Sanjines is going to San Jose for the presidential inauguration\\_ He heard from Colonel Ayoroa that Victor Paz Estenssoro as a personal friend of Figueres, had also been invited to the inauguration\\_ Sanjines said that it would be interesting to talk to\n\n9 \\_ I asked WysLAB/7if there were any recent developmments between his assistant and the Soviet Embassy . During\n\n\n\n8,6\n\n3\n\nhis absence Mr 'Peary, his assistang] received telephone Call from KUTAKOV the Soviet Under-Secretary, who asked that [Peary send directly to him Congressional reports 0n Chemical Warfare, USSR-US cultural exchanges\\_ hearings on the United Nations These documents are being sent to KUTAKOV\\_ WUSLAB/1 remarked the Soviets are always interested in the information as\u0161istants in his office and never the were interested in Manton, Tfompson and Peary} thatg They\n\n10Plans: The will be on 28 April at 1400 to timore7on 29 April to have his eyes checked \\_\n\nFLOYD B . MCCULLY\n\n\n\n\n\n", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_f192e131_ce40_40ca_9d8e_4a9845d24fd5", "filename": "104-10110-10245.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10110-10245.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nChef, Support Branch\n\nDAIE: 1\n\nJuly 1963\n\nFROM\n\nMr\\_ Ramon R. Hart\n\nSUBJECI\n\nManuel F #210 838\n\n- 1 On 24 June 1963, Charles Matt, SAS /MOB extension 6488 , referred to me by the SAS Security Officer, Mr\\_ George me 1n Room 4 B 21 to request operational support beglnning 1 1963. Mr, Matt advised that leaders of the Cuban Exle Group vere coming to Washington, D. On that latter date to 'confer vith CIA and other Government officlals, including probably Robert Kennedy , the Attorney General, concernthe for the exile8. July C. , \"nev\n- Matt explained covert s1te (#302 922) located at 9218 Aldershot Drive Bethesda Maryland, had recently been procured to blllet these and to Berve 88 tbe meeting place for to take place. Mr. Matt sa1d tbat SAS is vitally Interested in wbat these tvo Bay to each other vhen the U. Government officials have departed after 8 day' s discussions , He , therefore, requested that microphones be concealed In the houge to monitor their\n- 3. Mr, Matt B81d that the tvo men vould arrive on 1 July and in Waghington at the house for about week or ten days. Ibe audio coverage requested for th1s Mr\\_ Matt al8o said tbat the house vould be retalned for several more months and that the tvo exlle8 vould return to Waghington Beveral more times tbat an audio surveillence vould probably be requested for these\n\n4, George true name of tbe leader of the the captioned Subject. Havlng been informed by Mr , Matt that the covert 8 private dvell\u00edng place an expensive nelghborbood, I agsumed tbat there vould be only tvo methods of making an audio penetretion Of tbe premises : men ,\n\n\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\nBackaround Cnly\n\n\n\n\n\nPage Ivo #210 838\n\n- Conceal\u00edng 8 tape recorder 1n the attic, bagement, garege, and uBing 8 volce-operated relay to actuate the recorder-\n- (b.) Wth the use Bearch the environg of the safehouse for the purpose of locating 8 where could post\n- 5 After checking vth Mr. I a881gned the case to the District Field Office and directed to case the house and tbe nelghborhood to determlne vhlch method of penetration should be used. Mr\\_ at the Field Office, and after 8 be reported that the concealment and Bervlcing of 8 tape recorder the premises vould be and that the only method vould be the use of 8 transnitter and 8 nearby llstenlng pOBt.\n\n- 6. Using the directorles 1n SRS , I ran the names of all the resident\u00f8 of the houges vithin 8 quarter-nile covert site through SRD Indices of 9127 McDonald Drive, Bethesda Marylend, to & Staff employee. I Located Mr\\_ at the Langley contacted h\u00edm the I Indicated to Mr. the fact 8 wanted to \"bug\" &nd tbat tbe Staff employee vho lived vithln range Of our covert transmtters. I agked be too mch of to set up 8 1n his house\\_ Mr Jexplalned tbat he 8s scheduled to depart for [Karechi , Pakistan on a PCS &8s1gnent 1n approxmately 8 month but that he vould to make hls home available 88 He confided that 7a8 to be penetratlon of forvard to tbe next veek 8 operationg 1n 8s valuable training. Ihe next step I took to set up 8 meeting among George Iadner, Charles Matt, Sam Halpern, Executlve Officer of SAS and myself 1n Mr Halpern's Office. I advlsed Mr\\_ Halpern that the only\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nPage 'Ibree #210 838\n\naudio survelllance appeared to: be technically feasible since I had located 8 pOBBible llstenlng post. Hovever , I admitted to even though the Office of Securlty has the \"charter\" to conduct the surveillance, ISD controls the necessary expensive equlpment; Mr arrunge for ISD to transfer th1s equlpment to the Office of Security. Halpern declared that the procurement of the neceBsary equlpment should pose after he vould make 8 I tben returned to ny office and made out 8 of the equlpent which I felt vould be necessary, 88 to wbom to contact 1n\n\n03\n\n- After checking vith Mr.(@. 1, Bent of the Aud\u00edo Operatlons Branch of ISD &s to epproprlate equlpent 8nd after checkIng through the 'Audio Manual\" of ISD , I Belected the following:\n- 8 About Noon I recelved 8 telephone call from John W. McBee, extenslon of ISD, who told me tbat everything had been leld on by SAS for me to obtein fromn ISD any\n\nIvo volce-operated relays, QSC-2,\n\n82,200.00\n\n81,100\n\neach\n\nIvo Iransuitter Radiog, FM, 130 140 SRT-6E, @ $275 each MCS ,\n\n550.00\n\nIvo Battery Packs , UWB-T, $25 each\n\n50.00\n\nIvo Battery \"A\" , 2 F $ 54 eech\n\n1,08\n\nOne Battery \"B\" 45 volt\u00f8, Burgese A-30\n\n1.87\n\n82,802.95\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## Pege Four #1o 838\n\nequlpment necessary for thls operation. McBee directed that I fill out 8 Forn *88 and have the techniclans band carry It to the Franconla Depot 1n order to obtaln the Ihe use of tbe Form #88 disturbed me 1n because I assumed from Mr. Halpern that he vould . arrange It 80 tbat ISD vould turn over the equlpment to 18 wlthout charge to anyoneThe Of that 1s Hovever , I filled out tbe Forn #88 , ll\u00f8ting tbe above equlpment and walked It to vhere I gave It to Charles Matt to have Blgned. Ibe form, bearing the SAS Cost Center #3132-5455-3400 , coupleted and returned to an hour , vhereupon I gave It to DFO Agent to the Franconla Depot. I called abead to Bob Woode and Charlle Beall Of the 1 & I at Franconia and requested that they give 8 llttle brlef\u00edng concerning the operation equlpnent to Mr\\_ Mr \\_ Cryer , vho to meet Iach there. Nelther Cryer nor Lach had ever any experlence of of equfpment On the List. Mr . Woods and Mr. Beall were quite cooperative SAS , Shop the DFO techniclans vere transporting, Installing, and testing the equlpment\\_ One problem the peyment of the equlpent. I ; recelved 8 telephone call fron Mr\\_ Dayton (\"Doc\") Barrows ISD, Inforning that SAS h\u00f8d reneged on pajing tbe $2,802.95 for the equlpment but thet 1f I vould tell equlpment ve wanted, he nlght be able to arrange to lend It to I told Mr Barrowb tbat 88 far 88 I ve bad Indeed obtained the equlpment the Form #88 , but that 1f ve needed anythlng else, I vould contact him, Another problen vhlch appeared 588 the rUor that It vbo vould be residing 1n tbe Bafehouge but only the captioned Subject and If the rumor vere ectually true, It vould an Of the safehouse vould not I called Charles Matt for an explanation, he Informed me that Senor Artime golng to be tbe only person living the house after each dey'8 discussiong vere coupleted no Staff employee vould be llving wlth I agked Mr. Matt to whon Senor Artlme vould be knew , and\n\nSECRET\n\n\n## Pege Five #210 838\n\nbolding the conversatlons vhich ve vere to record He replied that he vas interested the SubJect might recelve and any telephone calls vhlch he mlght make. I guggested that poBs1bly 8 telephone night be sufficlent under these circumstances . Mr , Matt disegreed and st1ll requested 8 microphone installation to cover the whole tep\n\n- 10, In addition to the equlpment obtalned from ISD, tbe DFO egente SRR-4 tuneable recelver and the SRR-4 charged to tbe WFO. recelvers vould be to from tbe It to Installatlon between tbe llstenlng post and the safehouge; bovever , the agents chose not to them and relled solely on telephonic \"A\" and \"B\" vere to be used 1n tbe SRR-4 recelver s0 that checks could be made from & to Bee Just far extended around the trangmitters. A report on the area covered by the trangmitters requested of the DFO egents. Used\n- first test of to the 8 failure. 50 nLllivatt output, ordinarily for 8 quarter vagn't Bufficient to reach the receiver , 8 It\u00f8 failure VaB blamed partly On the distance, partly on the brick constructon of the listenlng poBt and partly deflected the 135 megacycle, line-Of-Bight radiations. good\n- 12, nevs arrived, I Immediately telephoned Mr\\_ Barrovs of ISD and requested 8 of the more poverful 150 SRI-7 trangmittersBarrows rather tban fill\u00edng out another Forn #88 to avoid 8 furor vithin SAS. Mr Barrows congented to loan two of these their proper recelvers on 8 band recelpt to UB , and Stan Lach to Franconie to them up. An to test it on 28 June 1963 thvarted because Mr\\_ In for cocktails 1 afternoon But the equlpment Installed and tested the next Saturday, 29 and appeared to vork gatisfactorily. palr dey , June,\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nPage:\n\nAt 1330 'hours 1 juy 1963; been; installed: the SRR 1\u00eb 8 frequency of 157.4 megacycleg VHF Band: ItB operating range 1s supposed ; to be approximately one mile 'fape\n\n'case officers to turn the transmitter cusslons and\n\n\n## 3\n\n15: do most of the operating of the tape recorder themselves in their own basement \\_ be No morethan; one VIs\u00edt; sary to and o: or corrections to the recelver, actuator and recorder. Mr\\_ friendg and the presence of on soe Mr Thonas day; day: pick\n\nWn\n\nHart\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n", "pages": 6} {"id": "doc_440b63c2_0b31_4eb2_8609_e79bfbfe290d", "filename": "104-10161-10115.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10161-10115.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nSECRET\n\nDATE\n\nNOTIFICATION OF CANCELLATION OF MILITARY COYER BACKSTOP\n\nCHIEF; PERSONNEL OPERATIONS DIVISION\n\nChock)\n\nCHIEF ; OPERATING COMPONENT (For Actlon)\n\n08\n\nPICCOLO; Joseph 8\n\nATTN;\n\nHr\n\nFILE\n\nREF:\n\nJune. 63 removing\n\n4455\n\nMilitary\n\n'D\n\nCard\n\n'No\n\n(OP Mamo 20-800-11)\n\nEffective\n\nSubmit Form 642 To Change Limitation Category. (HB 20-800-2 t0 be redesignated HHB 20-7)\n\nReturn: All Military Documentation To CCS.\n\n\nReriarks:\n\nTo\n\nMILITARY\n\nCover\n\nccs\n\nDISTRIBUTION:\n\n1 - PSD/OS\n\n\n\ndowngroding and .derlauifrotion\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_e5f7b6f8_0b5d_48f5_ac71_143480a62816", "filename": "104-10111-10076.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10111-10076.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n(Vhen Fillcd In)\n\nSECRET\n\n68\n\nIn)\n\n\n## SECTION D\n\nWa: act volunlary? Describewhy was outslanding, and 1f # wos more than Award 'or\\_Heroic\\_Astion Explain, why, and how. If on aeriol oct. Encloso unclassified citatlon. oct\n\nPsrformonce: which recommendod. of odminor f and exporience In similar positions or circumstances? do Why was fhis outstonding when compared units What obstacles were encountered or ovorcome? Indicate Includo produclionrecords and assistance rendcred by other Persons or oppropriate, performance. Include reference Fitness Reports, Letters of Commendalion, or other documentation olr\u00f8ady Encloso unclassified citation.\n\n\n- David Christ is recommended for the Intelligence Medal Mr of his career of especially meritorious service of Merit in recognition to the nissions of CIA which has contributed significantly\n- Mr Christ joined CIA in November of 1950 as the first research electronics engineer in what has evolved as TSD \\_ He and development Branch setting high standards for himself created an Applied Physics ted. His accomplishments included the and the R&D engineers he recrui both of which are still anti-disturbance mine and the time pencil, tock itens and an beacon As a pioneer in audio surveillance Agency 5 very early that the use of sys tems concept devices be recognized in meeting Agency needs As part of his would be most productive efforts led to the establishment of specialized development program, his Baird Atomig) which in 1953 was the first contract facilities such as Agency source of transistorized equipment.24\n\n1957 , Mr \\_ Christ was made Chief of what is now the Audio In early of TSD and realizing that a drastic upgrading of Operations technicians was required, began aggressively rethe caliber of duate engineersHis high standards and cruiting and training reflected in the fact that the majority of efforts in this area are recruited by him In September TSD while on an operation in be and two associates were gra\n\nON Attached\n\n1s OR NoT PERSOnAL (Li,t individually) Having OF Facts \\_ Attach Affidavits citation\n| initiated BY 9. Robert M. Chapman | 48 Of MAK ING RECOM- Director of Research and Developnent | |\n|-------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------|\n| E | FOR THEIR INFORMATION | FOR THEIR INFORMATION |\n| 50 R CAREER SERVICE f | Title AND Carl E Duckett , Deputy Director for Science and Technology | |\n| OF career | Title Carl Duckett, Deputy Director for Science and Technology | date |\n| Director Of operating | Title And Carl E Duckett , Deputy Director for Science and Technology | |\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n\n\nSection D (Cont'd)\n\na denied area His exemplary conduct and personal courage during the resulting two and one-half years incarceration permitted the maintenance of a very difficult cover situation and successful extraction of all three men -\n\nUpon his return, Mr \\_ Christ joined the Office \u00f2f Research and Development soon after its inception assisting in the definition and establishment of the various divisions Under his early guidance = the over-the-horizon radar program developed fina into an operational sys temHis sensitivity to the needs of Agency operational elements based upon his experience, bis technical expertise and his dedicated desire to broaden the technological capabilities of the Agency precipitated his development of a major coordinated of accelerated R&D to provide the clandestine services witb a number of new audio surveillance techniques of which the laser probe is an example and his conception and direction of the Microtechnology R&D program\\_ Witbin this program, the success of the micropower transistor led to the award of Meda ls of Merit to two scientists under his supervision Other progeny of the microtechnology concept are three novel intelligence ga thering systems to function in the in space , and in the sea environments one of which is approaching operational Mr Christ has also been responsible for pioneering efforts in the area of Audio Surveillance Countermeasures first proposing the application of computers to the problen \\_ 1ly\n\nMr Christ's imaginative leadership and inspiration to those working with him, bis of interest, his resourcefulness = and philosophical devotion to the cause of the Agency and the United Sta tes have provided this Agency with an individua) whose unique efforts and accomplishments over his 20 years service are worthy of tbis recognition\\_\n\n", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_114079fc_1fe1_4d18_9fc2_6856332fc595", "filename": "104-10130-10343.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10130-10343.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "104-10130-10343]\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nTDY\n\nTRAVEL ORDER\n\nPCS\n\ninvitational\n\nGRADE\n\nARE AUTHORIZED To TRAVEL AND INCUR NECESSARY EXPENSES IN ACCORDANCE WITH REGULATIONS TIIS TRAVEL OR PURPOSES AND NOT FOR YOUR PERSONAL CONVENIENCE.\n\n\nAr Use Reproduca @nly\n\nTRAVEL DURATION\n\nPER DIEM\n\nEND\n\nDOMESTIC\n\nFOREIGN\n\nNOLeTO EXCEED\n\nOTHER\n\nADVANTAGEOUS\n\nALLOWANCES\n\nMON CARRIER\n\n93 Idght State Cover\n\n$\n\nDEPENDENT TRAVEL AUTHORIZED\n\nPROCURE TRANSPORTATION BY\n\nNAME\n\nDATE Of BIRTH\n\nRELATIONSHIP\n\nTRANSPORTATION REQUEST\n\nCASH OR OTHER\n\ndisposition OF EFFECTS\n\n(\u0153)\n\nAUTHORIZED\n\nACCOMPANIED\n\nUNACCOMPANIED\n\n1135-5700-3000\n\nACCOMPANY TRAVELER\n\nADVANCE OF FUNDS REQUESTED\n\nDATE\n\n6 MoNTHS\n\nYES\n\nADVANCE RETURN\n\nNo\n\nCOORDINATION\n\nSIGNATURE\n\n& COMPONENT\n\nDATE\n\nTYPED\n\nNAME\n\nTitl\n\nCOMPONENT\n\nOFFICIAL\n\nAND TITLE\n\nCOMPONENT\n\n3-88\n\n(28-40)\n\nEDitionb,\n\nA8'\n\n1\n\nCCv\n\nIPi", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_dabb5ad7_6b59_427d_b224_868a632acc1a", "filename": "104-10107-10059.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10107-10059.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nBackground Use Only Do Not Reproduce\n\nIo-30-l\n\n7 October 1976\n\nChief, Contract Personnel Division\n\nATTENTION\n\nMr Rod Brooks\n\nFlOM\n\nJoel E. 'Chief Corporate Cover Branch Central Cover Staff Keys,\n\nSUBJECT\n\nRequest for Letter of Agreement\n\n02 1. Please prepare a Letter of Agreenent between the Agency and on retainer a Contract Agent of Europe Division, John J. Murray, Jr\\_ represented the Agency in these negotiations. cover.\n\n\n- 02 2 . Effective 1 October 1976, at an arnua] retainer which will be to him in monthly The Company vi7l overtly negotiate a which wil1 make eninently clear that both are the contract Independent parties; that the Compan\u00ff will have no obligation to withhold Federal, or state income taxes, or Social S\u00ebcurlty taxes. 02 paid\n- u2 In consideration the support rendered, the Agency w171 amout to offset any nomina} expenses the firm incurs in its overt associations It also serves, in part, to minimize the personnel willozidentify \u00e0 wash transfer between the notional facility and payments to ting\n- 4 The Agency wi77 reImburselLUE In increments vla contrived contractual arrangenent and notional facility of the Agency. Cancelled checks wi77 serve as adequate\n- 5. Please Include #he usua] paragraphs of appreclation, secrecy , and pronibition of bona fide employment .\n\n- 6. information relating to this agreement is classified secret. Both the Asency and the Comipany agree that th\u00e9 nost stringent safeguards will be taken to protect this infornation, including the\n\nE-2 IMPDET CL BY 055087\n\nCS-3640 418383\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\nexistence of the agreement. information In aly be given to a third party by either the Agency be done In strict conforiance to the Iaws 'Safeguarding national security informatlon, consultation between thie Agency and the Company . Any\\_\n\nJOEL E KEYS\n\n~2-", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_e3feea37_c4a5_4906_a84a_a315144cb6ac", "filename": "104-10121-10226.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10121-10226.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "To: (Chack\n\nATTN::\n\nREF:\n\nCOVER\n\nUnit\n\n\n## KEEP ON TOP OF FILE WHILE COVER IN EFFECT\n| | BLOCK RECORDS 20- 800-11) |\n|----------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------|\n| A TEMPORAR /LY FOR DAYS EFFECTIVE DATE B CONT /NUI NG OF | A TEMPORAR /LY FOR DAYS EFFECTIVE DATE B CONT /NUI NG OF |\n| | SUBMIT FORM 642 To CATEGORY 20-7) |\n| | ASCERTA IN THAT W-2 ISSUED _ (HHB 20-11) |\n| | FORM 1322 FOR ANY CHANGE AFFECTING This COVER . (HR- 240-20) |\n| | SUBMIT FORM 1323 FOR TRANSFERR I NG COVER RESPONS I BILITY |\n| | SUBMIT FORM 2688 FOR HOSP | TALI ZATION CARD |\n\n\n## REMARKS cover history\n\n535\n\n32\n\n\n\n2\n\nJUi 71\n\n\n\nDistr\n\n1\n\n0 F\n\nccs\n\nSECRET\n\n\n## OR CANCELLATION OF OFFICIAL COVER BACKSTOP\n\nCIEF CONIROL 'DIVISION\n\nCONIRACT PERSONNEL DIVISION-\n\nSUPPORI\n\ndate\n\n3643\n\nEMPLOYEE\n\nNumber\n\n062365\n\nnumber\n\nEstablished", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_61ad70b2_82b2_4248_8d9e_36fbcab93982", "filename": "104-10012-10076.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10012-10076.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "104-10012-10076\n\n\n\nFVa\n\nSECRET\n\n\n## DISPATCH\n\nChief\n\nArticle the InveBtigatia Conducted by\n\n- 1, We are forwarding berewith 8 reprint of the article \"A Reporter At Large: Garri\u00f8on\" 1968. It Bdwerd Jay Epeteln, bimgelf euthor Of a book, critical Of the Warren Coml\u00f8\u00f8ion Report.\n\n- 2 tbe U.8., egaln provoked by the +o have revlved forelgn intereet 1n bis brother, the lat\u00f8 President Kennedy , too, Ibe of Sirben, eccused of the murder of Senetor Kennedy can be expected to cauge 8 new claiming once more of 8 murder We Or otber , deals with the continuing investigation, of New Orleeng Le, Involvement of Federel egencleB, notebly the FBI CIA. conepirecyk\\_\n- 3. Ibe artice 18 not meant for reprinting in any media. It 18 forvarded and for the informetion of all Station pergonnel concerned. If the Garrison Investigetion should be cited in your area in the context ettacke, contacts egpecielly government to demonstrate to as8ets that there 18 no hard evidence Of any such In to certain basic fects Judiclal ByBtem, of Btate end federal Btates are ubually elected, Garri\u00f8on cen continue 1n office 88 long 88 Bven 1f your bave to thi\u00f8 refute-sor at Of eny otber 'public perbonelity 1n the U,8,)\n\nSEP 876\n\n121987\n\n\n\nAttechment: 1\n\n\n\nBD\n\n19 July\n\nJUL\n\n1968\n\n1968\n\n'\n\n2\n| | | NE Dvi\u00f8Lon | |\n|------------|-----------|--------------|---------|\n| | | Aan | c/sB |\n| Accra | | | |\n| | | | 8B/ BR |\n| Antre | | Befrvt | |\n| | Cazuce# 2 | Bcabey | SB/YA |\n| | | Celcutta | SB/P |\n| Daker | | Coloabo | SB/CI |\n| | | Dacce | |\n| | Paz | | |\n| Khartovn | Hpa | Jidde | |\n| | 2 | | |\n| | | Kurva{t | |\n| Mogodfecio | | | |\n| | | Labsre | CI/ F\u00ebA |\n| | Recfe | Jev | |\n| Rubat | | | |\n| | | Teberen | |\n| 3 | Paulc | | |\n| Bcno; | | AP/1 | |\n| 5 | | AP/2 2 | |\n| | | Av/ | |\n| | | AF/5 | |\n| 4 | | | |\n| 2 | bxtapur | | |\n| 3 | | | |\n| | | B/sc | |\n| | | E/BM | |\n| | | 5 | |\n| 2 | | 1 | |\n| | | 16 | |\n\n", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_93986c88_d8ff_4dd1_9956_3db3796a3061", "filename": "104-10109-10320.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10109-10320.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "22 AP; 71\n\n148\n\n23\n\n- Yiis , CiLL OF AT 1}:\n- 2, CTIVITY 1\n- 3.\n\n\n05\n\n149\n\nAI IHE ACTIVITY #7o FEELS KEY\n\n- 4 THIS\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_1dc575e7_f84c_42ac_bfd8_c00ea3af1da1", "filename": "104-10120-10297.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10120-10297.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_22f712aa_a496_4b17_82dd_9c16daa2e366", "filename": "104-10061-10386.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10061-10386.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## 18 December 1975\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nChairman, Information Review Committee\n\nATTENTION:\n\nMr . H. Bean , Assistant for Information\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nFOIA Appeal--John Donovan (75-577)\n\nREFERENCE :\n\nA. Original Request dated 28 March 1975\n\nB\\_ IPS Reply dated 7 October 1975\n\nAppeal Letter dated 13 October 1975\n\n\n## 1. Summary of Recommendations:\n\n- a Pass requester four Agency documents in sanitized forn--excised portions exempted as appropriate under Title 5 U .S.C. (b) (1) , (6) (3) , and (b) (6) .\n\n- b Refer one Department of Army name check form DA 340 to Army for their action\n- 2 . Background: In CIA response of 7 October 1975; two DDO oFiginaced documents were passed to Subject in sanitized form and two DDO documents were denied to Subject in totos For unknown reasons Subject was not inforned of the DA document in our records , nor was this document referred to DA for their action.\n\n\n\n## 3 . Recommendations:\n\n- a On the basis of this review, all the documents classified SECRET have been downgraded to CONFIDENTIAL\n- b Memorandum dated 5 March 1962- -I recommend that further information be released to the requester, as noted in Tab and the remainder withheld on the basis of Title 5 U.S.C. 552 (b) (1) and (b) (3) \\_ The B1 ,\n\nE2 IMPDET CL BY 012170\n\n\n\nCONFIDENTIAL\n\n\n## CONFIDENTIAL\n\ndeletions were made to protect proposeg tional use as in Paragraph 5, the an Agency employee and internal organizational\n\n- c Memorandun dated 30 March 1962- -I recomnend that further information be released to the requester; as noted in Tab B2 , and the remainder withheld on the basis of Title 5 U.S.C. 552 (b) (1) and (b) (3) . The deletions were made to protect the names of Agency employees , and internal organizational data.\n\n- d. 3 March 1950 nemorandun for the FBI denied in toto under Title 5 U.S.C . 552 (b) recommend a sanitized version be passed to Subject. The deletions were made to protect the privacy of other individuals the names and initials of Agency employees , organizational data, and a file nuber\\_ The excised portions are exempt under Title 5 U.S.C. 552 (b) (1) (b) (3) ; and (b) (6) (See Tab B3) internai\n- e 29: S\u00ebptember 1954 memorandun for the Army: orig denied in toto under Title 5 U.S.C. 552 (b) (5). recommend a sanitized version be passed to Subject\\_ The deletions were made to protect the privacy of other individuals the nanes and initials of Agency employees\\_ organizational data\\_ The excised portions are under Title 5 U .S.C . 552 (b) (1) , (b) (3), and (b) (See Tab B4) internai\n- Attached as Tab c is one Department of the Army Name Trace Request which is not considered a \"record\" per 32 CFR 1900.3 (g) (4) . Please refer this document to the Army for their action\\_ Also, advise the Army we cannot produce a more legible copy of this document\n- 4 \\_ The records on Subject exist in microfilm form only--in two instances (Tabs B3 and , B4) it w\u00e0s impossible to provide a legible copy. Therefore in these instances a ncw copy has been typed and is attached to the original copy in both versions (full text and sanitized)\\_ Please make a note of this to requester\n\n\n\n5 . Mr\\_ Strickland of OGC has concurred in these recommendations.\n\n\n\n## A Swider DDO Appeals Officer\n\n\n## Attachnents:\n\nTab A\n\nReferences A-C\n\nTab B\n\nFull Text and Sanitized Versions\n\nTab c\n\nArmy Document for Referral\n\n3 -\n\n\n\nGONFIDENTIAL", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_b9e97dec_37b5_451b_9c68_2ae4885ffbf6", "filename": "104-10121-10366.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10121-10366.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n\n## SECRET\n| REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OR INVESTIGATIYE ACTIon handcarry thi, | REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OR INVESTIGATIYE ACTIon handcarry thi, | DATE | REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OR INVESTIGATIYE ACTIon handcarry thi, | |\n|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| | CI/Operational Approval and Support Division | FROM: | CI/Operational Approval and Support Division | October 1959 NE/2/ Jordan I 13203 |\n| | of Security | of Security | of Security | X Security Support Divisionloffice |\n| Robert A. 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THAI RLAI 87 In F ADJACENI Io FROM S20 In HIS POSSESSION , FOR ZAMBIA\n\n- 3, John CARRY REF C IRIP Io APPARENILY Vas STOPPED AI Ugandan BORDER BY M ITARY ADVISED H NEED LnfaLl DOCUHENI REQUEST InG ENTRY (IHE Io MANNING) \\_ INTENT Ion SEE IDI AMIN AND SUGGEST ECONOHIC LIAISON In 0,S, HIS MOSI RECENI Io WRITTEN DURING HEEK OF 22 JANUARY Io AMIN RECOMMEND ING THE CHARACTER OF HIS FRIEND JOSEPH In SUPPORT OF REQUESI\\_ (II ISN' T OF NOT IFICAI Ion OF AUTHORITIES And BROHN OF REVOCATIon OF BROVN'S PASSPORT SEVERAL DAYS EARL IER OR SOME REA SON , HOWEVER ; In EL ICITAI Ion OF ON DAR INDICAIION ANY WITH\n\nPAGE 3 22 BGACK AMERICAN RAD ICAL $ REPORIED\n\n- ROOSEVELI BROWN SUBJECI REF D , In 24 SHORI In VHICH BROHN STATE H HAD 2 COME FROH CIRZARTY/ ROOSEVELI BROVM ATT SMPTED EXCUR SION AIR IICKI SAME DAY BUT WHEN RENEVAL WAS APPROVED INFORMED BROWN had RET URNED Na IROBI 26 Jan ,\n- 5, On WaY Io RALLY PROTESI InG PAIGC LEADER CABRAL '5 SPOTTED LYNN (PRINCE HENR Y) Evans AKa FREDR IK ROLL InS, SUBJECI REF :E. CURRENTLY SUBJECT OF REGIonal SECURITY OFFICER IDY)\n- 6, On VISII Io Pab FRED BROOKS, SUBJECI REF F, LAIIER Has In MIDSI FRENETIC ACTIVITY PRODUCINB AI CA ASSASSINATION\n- PERFORMED TECHNICAL SURVEY , Aan AND NOTES BEING FORVARDED BY DISPATCH) EXEMA AR ELECTRIC no LONGER OBTA INABLE 2 BEL IEVES HE CAN GEI IHEM NAIROBI FOR\n\n17- >4 PAGE Dar\n\n- 02 8, DETERM INED That GEORGE RICE SUBJECT REF 8, (DESPITE IMPRESSIO GOVI , SILL PURSUING 02 EXPLANAIION GIVEN BY MANNING AND BROOKS FOR DEIENT IOn 0F RICE Vas That IanzanIans Had MISTAKN RICE FOR HIJACKER GEORGE EDVARD WR IGHT MFA HAD IND ICATED Io LnFALL WHEN EXIRADIT ION IHEY Io BE HIJACKER BA SED NEWSPAPER PHOTOS OF HIJACKERS. IRONY OF SITUAIIn IS. THAI WRIGHT , AKA LARRY DARNELL BURGESS, WAS IN DAR ES IIME OF RICE 62 DETENT Ion, SOURCES.\n\n- 9 , SUBJECI REF H, CURRENIL Y RESIDES In SAME 02 AREA BUI NOT SAME BUDDING As PEIE AND DROVE POHELL Io AIRPORI On WEEKEND 27 JANUARY FOR IRIP Io NA IROBI. AND MANNInG HAD (PORTION GARBLED) PAY AIRPORI 02\n- IMPDET", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_7accd28c_f7ae_492b_87f4_71d2eebaec83", "filename": "104-10107-10135.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10107-10135.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "OGC 69-0181\n\n31 January 1969\n\n\n## MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nHerbert Itkin\n\nRETURN TO CIA Do Not Background Use Only Reproduce\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nHerbert Itkin\n\n- 1 A meeting was held on 27 January 1969 with Messrs. Rocca, Houston, Warner and myself to discuss the ramifications of the confrontation with the New York FBI office on 17 January. It was concluded that additional information was required on 03 Thomas L, Roberts) and obert Delsono I contacted the Director and requested the security files on these two individuals and was advised that we could not have the security files but that Mr. Ward Greene would the files to the office and discuss their contents openly. bring\n- 03 On Mr. Greene brought the security files on Goberts) and (elson) and was most cooperative in explaining their contents . \u00c1ttached is a chronological rundown on the pertinent information on (homas Roberts) affiliation with the FBI, CIA and Itkin 03\n- 3 On 30 January was with Messrs. Houston, Warner, Rocca, and (ugene Milli CCS to discuss the operational use of Mr. been a Staff Agent of CIA since 8 August 1961. From March 1964 to November 1964 he spent time in WWest Africa writing monograph African legal)problems. (0 It noted that this task was performed under grant from a foundation which was blown in the MHDOWEL exposures. In November was assigned for Cover to the Radio Corporation of America 24 legal)staff where he remained until March 1965 and then went to @aka?)\n- 4, The facts in the attached chronology are subject to question since are the result of (Roberts Own explanation of his affiliation with Itkin rather than ha been determined from independent sources, The most critical aspect would appear to be the knowledge or suspicion that Itkin may have known of affiliation with CIA This knowledge is borne out by the strange way in which Itkin repeatedly bring (obert)) name into the story which Itkin develops about his CIA affiliations One of the to is whether or reported his activities with Itkin in Geneva, Switzerland, in March 1966. There appears to be no record of oberts'having explained he never pursued the Itkin debt or what his financial contribution was to the(law firm of Itkin, R and Greenbaum \\_ they ving O(R= why\n- 5. Rocca was advised by Mr. Sam Papich of the FBI that the New York District Attorney may be considering prosecution against for absconded with funds received from negligence cases We do not have sufficient information to evaluate the likelihood of criminal prosecution. It may be necessary to discuss this problem with representatives of Hogan's office having\n- 6 With regard to (obert Delson) there appear to have been two operational considerations one ha been a request to use him with Project DTPILLAR from November 1953 to February 1955 , and then request in 1963 by the Domestic Operations Division for his use on Project WUBRINY\\_ In March 1964 DO Division advised Security that (Delson) was not going to be used on WUBRINY Mr. Rocca comnented that there are some rather ominous allegations against members of the firm of (Delson, Levino5 and Gordon) indicating that one member of the firm was a cardcarrying m\u00e8mber of the Communist Party. At the present time Mr. Rocca is investigating the DTPILLAR use of Mr. (Delson) ving\n\n03\n\nJOHN K. GREANEY\n\nAsistant\n\nGeneral\n\nCounsel\n\n\n\nAttachment cc: C /CI/R &A\n\n7 March 1966\n\n15 March 1966\n\nNov 1966\n\nNov 1967\n\nGRoberts received letter from Itkin but his secretary advised that (Roberts was on vacation in Austria. Itkin contacted(Robefts in (ustria) and set up meeting in Geneva Switzerland)\n\nMeeting at (Hotel Present were Itkin (vife) lasted three No projects off the ground. days. get\n\nYork apartment with Itkin and (Marcus's father. Then met Itkin again at a dinner given Mario City , by\n\n:ert9 again in New York and contacted Itkin. Had lunch with Itkin and Last time saw or heard of Itkin until he read in the press about the (Marcus scandal.\n\n\nNov 1949\n\nJan 1950\n\nNov 1950\n\nAug 1955\n\nNov 1955\n\nJune 1956\n\nFall 1956\n\n1957 Apr\n\n6 Apr 1961\n\n1 June 1961\n\n\n\nRoberts' volunteered his services to (oston FBI) not accepted.\n\n\n\"3 left United States to study inParis)\n\nFrom Nov. 1950 until Nov. 1955 reported on security matters to the Boston FBI)Office, Labor Youth League. 24\n\n061 03 Itkin bired Roberts to work for @elson, Levin & Gordon;) '(Robe8ls Bays he was bbired to handle 08 maritime matters in litigation;) 03 Robert) moved to New York City.\n\n\nResumed services of reporting to (FBI) Was a informant of (New York FBI)office reporting on the National Lawyers Guild. 24 paid\n\n03 Roberts) and others submitted profit-sharing plan to \u00d3elson, Levin & Gordon) not accepted. 08\n\n03 Roberts) resigned from(Delson; Levin & Gordon to form a newGirm , Roberts, Greenbaum & Itkin. 28 (No mention of financial arrangement of Betting up new firm.)\n\n03 Roberts) came to Washington and talked with Robert Amory about employment with CIA since Amory bad been a (rmer profeggor of | Roberts63 (Roberts)was sent to overt CIA personnel recruiter and filled out an application for employment with\n\n03 @obert? took a leave of absence from the (firm of Roberts , Greenbaum & Itkin)which was to last from 1 June 1961 through 31 May (963)\n\n\n\nwas\n\nto\n\nreceive\n\nfrom\n\nthe firm\n\nwhile\n\non\n\nthe\n\nleave\n\nof absence.\n\n\nreceive\n\nthe\n\n3\n\n(Sept) 1961\n\n1961\n\nJan 1962\n\n(100;) 06\n\n68 Jun@) 1962\n\n26500\n\nNOTE: Goberts)3\n\nreceived\n\nonly 6l,000 when\n\nhe\n\nshould\n\nhave\n\n29 0 3 (FBI)advised that oberts) was still reporting to them in New York.\n\n\n12 July 1961\n\n03 Roberts) was given\n\n25 July 1961\n\nCIA polygraph interview. 0 3 (obert) approved of Security for CIA employment as Staff Agent. 29 'BDadvised had broken off all contact they\n\n1961 Aug\n\nSept 1961\n\n03 Robert9 wrote letter to (irm) withdrawing his membership effective 61 May) 1963. 09\n\n24 1963 May\n\n1965 May\n\n(Roberts received a check from Itkin for $2,500 but with the stipulation that $1,250 to England in order to the money out of reach of Itkin s first wife\\_ get\n\n26 1965 May\n\n$$Robertg arrived in(Dakar)$$\n\n16 June 1965\n\nRob\u00e9rts) sent $500 to Itkin; in England after asking Itkin about a desk and chair to be sent to (obert3. in (akar 03\n\n10 Nov 1965\n\no(Robert) forwarded money to Aida Itkin in England.\n\n\nJan 1966\n\nItkin advised @obert) about the formation of 'Conestoga\n\n2 Itkin wrote to (obert) about Senator Lodge.\n\n\nFeb 1966", "pages": 5} {"id": "doc_edecf503_24bd_4485_a79e_52ee121c6998", "filename": "104-10170-10015.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10170-10015.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "Qooo\n\nRETURN To CIA Background Use Do Not Reproduce Only\n\n\n| DISPATCH | | PROCESSinG | PROCESSinG |\n|------------|------------------------------------|--------------|--------------|\n| | S-E-C-R-E-T | | Kixn |\n| 10 | | | |\n| Cllcf of | Statlon JMWAVF | | |\n| | AJISPELL Underground Novembcr 1962 | | |\n\n\n\n\n\n\n| CONTINUATION Of DISPATCH | UFGA-6857 | |\n|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------------|----|\n| 4 It 'Bhould also bc polntcd put that the nced for Atlnchmcnt a letter soun hcrcaficr satlsfled. moncy cxpregscd AJISPELL wlth fur cxchange of wlcn local deposlt cuban pcsog and In Cuba . OF DISPATCH | | |\n| 530 | | 2 |\n\nAttachmcnt 2\n\nIlavana, 28 Nov 62\n\nDcar Brothore:\n\nhopc [rom myi call (LD telephone) ycsterday you are aware how despcratc wc arc, flnanclally. The wcck bcforc last, wcnt to and I want you to know that the has now In the Frco Tcrrltory 1n A small guerrllla (group) well Bupplled, 18 now reprogenting In the North Zone of La8 And the banda Matanzap to whom we support no doubt Como Into our organlzatlon a llttle help fron the DRB .\n\n\nBe have bccn worklng on the total reorganizatlon and 1f Wo cannot clalm complctc 1t 1s bccauge Lf our rcsolrccb Propaganda, al:hough on a Bmall scale , 1s functlonlng well, am encloslng cupy of our last Issue of TrIncicra and cxamples of tho Beals we are produclng 1n homc8 of Unlverslty mcmbers . Thege are now appcarlng In publlc places. As you can Bee therc 1s a ness to work and wlth a llttlc materlal Bupport great deal of effectlye work could be forthcomlng Pre -\n\nI cannot understand yet, the delay In sendng mone} . You rcmcmber how witncssed our nceds that 1n Varadero, Luls? Re only had few centavos capltal? Well , that 18 the way we are now \\_ We have askcd Small local loan and after that must travel to Lag VJllas for a loan from the (Commlttee) thcre, since they seem to have noney hope upon recelpt of thls (lettcr), 1f you have not sent moncy , do 50 Immedlatelyday you you\n\nConcernIng the travel of Angel (AHHINT-58 Inflltratlon) , advIse ne as soon thls can be arranged so that we can check the security aspects herc. Our purpose 16 8 to be organized to facllltate the work\n\nOf the sIncc 1t hab bccn our unfortunatc experlence that 1f thosc InflltratIng move about, the cxposure 18 greater. mubt\n\nWrlte at thc frst opportunlty and advlsc me Of the that we work toward that end Grcetings Pancho, Lazaro, etc. Rc\u00f8t aBgurcd have not forgotten\n\n\n## Ramon\n\nP.S . Jullo'8 mother hlm a nd found he 1s wcll (AMHINT\\_40) Apparently them (prisoners) havc bceu trans [erred to La Cabana Luls , Jullto 1n the Cabana, Block 9 and toporrov, Thurdday , 18 visltlng day. They have copy of Inchera a8 of yet. Tr\n\n\"Cuca\"\n\n\n## 61\n\n~ a} 4 ~7 e 2 + e 4 2 Lex Rac e Oc 2 YA 9 e 2\n\nY, e\u00cb 9 ~ c\u00e9\n\n2p 4 4 ~~\n\n~ 4~\n\n@\n\n2 2\n\n\u20ac ~\n\n\n| | | | 1 |\n|-----------------------------|-------------------------|--------------------------------------------|------------------|\n| | 55.8 | | |\n| | | | 1,450,00 1,350,0 |\n| [R. | Cot, 25.03 9.co 6.00 50 | Total 75.00 So.co 53.0 293.92 230.0 270.co | |\n| 53, 92 J _ 5a2a3 Caca Ohina | 120,Co | 5t5.02 8.00 53.75 125,Co 6.C9 | |\n| | 525.(2. 53. 225.52 | 150,0 \u20ac.00_ | |\n| | 52.00 10.C2 | 59.0 | |\n| | | 6,119.67 | |\n| | | | 9,123.67 |\n| | 5.C 23.Co | | |\n| | {3.82 | | |\n| | 97.23 | | |\n\nvlozbro,\n\n- 10,\n- ropartir ol Sre , doiallado\n- 3 , al\n- para\n- fircado\n- 100 00 6 . El Ir Por 03 01 12 Y porsoialaonto\n- 1e 08 dondo Fl coJ{n para 01 ohaohoa ne\n- 8 . EL Sal0 Gjuordo rosl:l\u00f3 por\u00e7uo La\n- por das 9\n\n10,-\n\n- 00 cho;uos {ol Preco\n- 11,Juarooo cra ra 10 \u00e7uo ton{a Uno 6:0 al 50 03 0l , 398 tens no 10\n\n12,Y\u00f8 no ic 02 hata 50 nossro\n\n- {0 Ya Luls 01 acinto 52.50' 20 0l Suloro rreo d0 El 08 80 qu0 10 puede\n- 5 =alsaBtazca toro: n! 50 a2bor suo 909 4 no guBt0\n- no 50 Esporo 20 al tanto 0508\n\n\n\nLa", "pages": 9} {"id": "doc_3e34f8f7_faeb_410b_ad5e_33fce6904add", "filename": "104-10100-10251.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10100-10251.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10100-10251\n\n\n## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT 1992 OF\n\n03\n\nX\n\n33\n\nHAMBUSG LOMDON MILN\n\n472:\n\nADSP\n\n5; .\n\n\nc/wE: 2,\n\nCISB HEXI\n\nreturn To CIA Do Not Reproduco\n\n1.7 34 7\n\nBILA\n\nT-99\n\n18 FBIS TICK% A ITALY , PUT SBIP\n\n2 . 18\n\n03\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_eb617216_ebc1_440b_9ab8_a07ccc51da58", "filename": "104-10004-10213.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10004-10213.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "9 Juy 1964\n\n\n## MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD\n\nSUBJECI Warrcn Commission Staff Member\n\nREFERENCE: Lelter [rom J. Lec R\u00e4nkin, Geceral Counsel of Ue Richard Helms daLed 3 July 1964\n\n0 h 9\n\n- 4 G o{ CISR and the DD? , 1 W , David Sla wson on the D.C\\_ in material prov\u00faded the Commission by CIA D{ State which werc called to the Gcneral Hclms , azd\n- 2. By 3 introduction, Commission'$ repart thar he vas writing, he to deal wits the qucstion ol wheder Dr the USSR and #ere unubual 0r suspicious in uay. He expressed his belief thal probably Bere era However, he sure in his not in conllicc Irom State sincc all of the Commission.\n\n- After scating was inconsistency betaeen Uhc information {rom CLA and thal {rom State, [ expressed the view that the matter resolved\n\n\n\nDs the Soviet\n\n761-864\n\nJun 876 % FOIA Rovow on\n\ni\u00fbt .\n\n\n- 3\n- {rom Ue Soviet Union? thcy\n- How long\n- 4 to emigrate without rclcrencc to wheuer or not uith or at anothcr timc {rom thcir Mr . Slawson cornmenled Uhat this explanation was most helplul and hc rercad what both #c and Statc had said in lhat light. being thcy\n- 5 . By 'vay \u00f6f {urthcr explanatian, I said that thc statemerts \u00c9n pzragraph 6 Our memnorandum of 6 April 1964 concerning Sovietb being permitted [o accompany their {oreign Bpousee abroad wcre based rcview O{ 26 ca8cs, O( which 10 involved Americans . In only {our did a Soviet wile leave :hc USSR in Uhe company o rer foreign husband; in 14 o{ the cascs the [oreign spouse departed alone; and \u00edn the remaining scven case6 insullicient details are known t0 permit u9 catcgorize them I added that although State'$ inlormation began by ciung thc is\u00f8uancc o{ 724 quota non-quola immigrant visas by te American Embassy in Moscow during te period FY 1954 to Decesnber 1963, it did not indicatc werc for Soviet citizeng who h\u00e1d marricd nationals . Actually Slate provided dctailed inlormation [or only sixteen cascs ard did not indicate in many whether or and\n\n16. In response t2\n\n~ 2\n\n- 6 question {rom [ stated Uhat moet #kich we slalcmcus involved {oreign and whilc a cerlain points in common, they b\u00e7ar marricd prior to rcpatriating. Inoted \u00faat pangtaph 6 of our 6 April Mr . Slawson\n- 7 (question 3c above), 1 sLated that, inlormation provided by Statc (in the third enclosurc to Mr\\_ f our Sla waon lo elaborate paragrapb 7 of our memorandum slalistical breakdown & Uc cases on our statements wcrc based, I indicated that this coald be done.\n\n- 8 At this he {elt that the quc\u00f8tior 3! Possible inconsistencies bed been resolvcd. Howevcr, hc asked that \"e letter concerning the our 6 April 1964 memorandum \\_ (Thie the Canmission which I showed on 8 our slalemenls conccrning Soviet vi8a applications.] point\n- 9 Mr . Slawson indicated that he dealing with the Sovict their accuracy. when this uould\n- 10 \\_ After ol the transcript cf testimony beforc the Commissiaa. I\u00e2s included the reintcrvicw of Marina OSWALD.\n\n\nLec H. Wigren CISR/ CIResearch\n\n3\n\n{~?\n\n\n6\n\n~\n\n44)\n\nWe cit\n\n4; Sv ci6; L Su t\n\n- St-t\n- We Ka\n\nt\n\nKi (f YAA2-2722 )\n\n4\n\n;/\n\nSu\n\nSv .\n\n\nt\n\n\n\n~ix\n\n2\n\n1\n\n4\n\n(u .\n\n\n2 4 7 ~87\n\n~16\n\nV1\n\n4 @c L(\n\n1/\n\nsit : v \\_\n\n2\n\n\n\nUja::e G.-\n\n(c:\n\nPava- $97\n\n2 ! %\n\n\n| 1 | |\n|--------------------|------------------|\n| 2, | |\n| 3. | |\n| 5. | |\n| 6. | |\n| 7. | |\n| 8, | itallan stucent |\n| 9. | |\n| 10, | Iran{en returree |\n| 13_ | |\n| 1 | |\n| 15 | Huerlcan teachcr |\n| 16 | |\n| 17 | |\n| 18, Zreachran | on 2222; |\n| 19, | |\n| 20 | |\n| 21 Zinn\u00edsh student | |\n| 22 | |\n| 23 | surzej) |\n| 25 | |\n| 26. | businessnan |\n\nmoxn:\n\nhe vanted to since she to re{usei exit risa, anj ne to reua later to to\n\nJC\n\nDo not\n| | | 9 |\n|------------------------------------|--------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| | Jes | |\n| | D\u00f6 | not |\n| Sissini | res | 10 Jears not |\n| Colatl | | |\n| Bell\u00ednson Iemib | Jes | |\n| Bettfn Johansson | Jes | 'at least 9 Visa took either 6 vecks 7 7 or |\n| Lundahl Ihelui | no' Jes | not as of 3 or uore |\n| Pendfll Crieco Inbourfdes Xrons jo | Jes no yes Jes yes | ot as of 21 1962_ not 2s of after aarriage 13 Ao, took 6 Bonths _ 9 Appl\u00edcd for \"oruez\u00edan Ylsas |\n| | | for period 7 20 Kngust 1962. |\n| Sandor | | to Sweden pernanntly. 5 e\u00e4y |\n\nJes\n\n\n| | Fackler Ecoznaalgllo Sandor | 6 9 Mo, | |\n|----------|-------------------------------|-------------------------------|----|\n| | Johansson Yfrscy Olsen | 5 or about 6 veeks not orer 9 | J6 |\n| Ixplied: | Helson Eellinzon | 6-? | |\n| | \u00eencker Bett\u00edn | ten years | |\n| | \"ucenstaa | at cast vear | |\n| | Ihelln | or Rore 11 50, or | |\n\ncatlon (flre nonths 1a one cuse, second , 1n the tafre) . 4 deat tae\n\nIn focr other an 485 to the seco: to serer ud cases Yisa toc {uelve respoct\u00edvely.\n\n| | | Soon aftar | |\n|-----------------|-----------------|--------------|----------------|\n| | Ltter 61 X | | Fob 6 |\n| OLSSY Clurk | | | 03 60 X |\n| | | | Sopt 62 |\n| | Ang 61 | | Italy July 62 |\n| | July 61 | | 62 |\n| | 9 July 61 | Jun 62 | |\n| | Aug 61 or prlor | | |\n| | | | ont Har 62 Jot |\n| | or | | Sv\u00f8don |\n| | 28 63 | | |\n| | uld 50' | | nd 50' |\n| | 1939 or 60 | | K 62 1 |\n| | oarly 1967 | | |\n| GRIECO Rucglers | | | |\n| | | | ? |\n| | 17 Fob 62 | 62? | Itely |\n| | 60 Aug | Dco 60 | Italy 6 Xj 61 |\n| | prlor Jul 62 | | 7 Jul 621 |\n\n5\n\nPACKIER Allen Davld to thefr but he had o relur her her ot )\n| | | | | Serer |\n|-------|---------------|------------|-------------|------------------|\n| | Feb or Yar 62 | | | Scpt 62 |\n| | | | | Dot 1853 |\n| | | | | expectec Jaje 62 |\n| | | Julj 61 | | 62 not Jet |\n| | 9 J\u00f8ly 61 | | | |\n| | cr prlor | | Jan \u20ac2 | |\n| | 21 Lec 61 | | | Sveden |\n| | Prior | Lx\u00e6ciately | | |\n| Eegar | 28 Yar 63 | | | |\n| | | prlor | Lusecsately | |\n| | 1359 % 6 | | | OI 2V |\n| | | | | oct 51 Jet |\n| | | | | 2 |\n| | | Aug 621 | | rarch 63. |\n| | 60 | | | |\n| | | | Dec 60 | 7 Jul 62? |\n| | 2 | | | |\n| | \"or 51 | | | |\n\n1\n\nY;\n\nmore 4 Sovlet studon( and\n\n3 \\_ fasae, departcd alone, In another or tuo pd [p conciuslone whlch #0 o{ Apr 1964.\n\n\nFor inclus tu\n\n76999 ;\n\n263 1\n\nE\" ] N/ \u20ac\n\n\n## 2 2 '796+1 ,\n\n/926 -\n\n66\n\n4\n\n,Je\n\n/1 :\n\nStateens based c rorfev tbe ber the\n\n3, a 4 olcran throo fod frox\n\nbeor\n\nIn feur ota 2\n\n4 ZASLAvI 7 KIy\n\nYeleu~ Can l ds 6 2 \u00e6nud Eu 26; 2,\n\n4 36 6a. Univ ,\n\n\n## 0 Mcsecw Tney!\n\n\nl ho Moseow eniment @l\u00eb Aucl \u00fbaid\n\nOswhld\n\n368.62 Jlv 1 Zhat Lnfacf 7 N Apt 84 6J .\n\n\nKust JohaNsson Tass AEPROMISE uhld 4 tl (cany]\\_ asvs\n\n041\n\n69 ud \\_ RIS Tass , { Oa nice t .ruucl 0 ile jl 4 Jo iudled L Le @ ntl\" ik lu,\n\nKotshins 6 Ohc w Uudu Feb 62\n\n90/-) (956 4le acepJ {le ~ed\n\n94\n\nVikh Jsv to ed 7 /961 thy\n\nTouko K68 e .\n\n\n28\n\nLvndahl\n\n20/\n\nPC / \" Asuule Siec sla K66 \u00e2t Univ mmuc\n\n\"1 9 \u00edna nuf 22.6. \"9/ \u00ec\n\n\n\n56 DM heasonZle hauey \u00c0 23 Szvs ablu 9 de UIIR t\u00e0p 49 (44 5 Dy) \u00fbt\n\n/961 -6 2\n\n%\n\nnl deau Le ~\n\ndetall\u00f8 the coatente of conversatlon Hane8 statod that:\n\n- 8, All Arerlcan-Sovlet marrlages bad turned out to be unsuccos\u00f8ful,\n- the person had bcen recrufted\n- Plea (he trled {ully all and fall 1960 and 1n 1961 to Scv v\u00f8a) \\_ get\n\n32\n\nat one tIpe 0r @nother to c\u00e0rT\u00ff out the tte Sovlet\u00f8 ard 1t 18 probuned that she ba8 furnigbed on Se that country to Bay ebout the Sovlet vomen or who Sovlet voren for uarrlege bave been Even 1f only 58 of these. voren are 100f corsIdered vorthubll\u00f8 operatlon No to to make are not tc be too Btrong, &re tbey rade for Fubllcatlon'b7 pregs or radlo.\n\n\nAmer\u00edcan thlnking of carrying knouledgoable offlcial of the State Department uto the rerarka;\n\n- 1, Jud turned out to be unsuccesful one of thefr out of tbo country under to foroigner)\n\n34\n\nJohn :SAMDOR marrad, Jeturned: In 1957\n\n2.26 Haal\\_ 5\n\nSEREBIEHIKOVA , nee DIOHINA\n\n202-332736\n\n- Bothonburg.\n\n- Loningred Unlv, 1936-31 Xy records narrlod,\n\n\n## Louloo\n\n29 1934, In August 1959.\n\n\n3+", "pages": 37} {"id": "doc_66388c47_4b0d_48a1_9a4a_84ac8623a060", "filename": "104-10068-10142.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10068-10142.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_89c06e1c_b0ef_4be3_8221_b271c7edb1e9", "filename": "104-10062-10046.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10062-10046.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "FOR:\n\nDcputy Direccor for Operations\n\nSUBJECT\n\nMedia Inquiry to Cuban Exile Journalist Miani re Cuban Involvenant in Iatefgate Case and Attitudes ia Miani Area in\n\n\n## 1 This is for your information only\\_\n\nOn 7 May 1973 Ie Here advised by Stetion WHJMiani that of Scation the Station Rene VIERA Gonzalez, a Cuban exile:Journalist who writes for Diario Las Americas and the Hestchester a call fron one FNU GOTTLIEB who said he #orked for Tines in Washington\\_ is belleved to be Sanford GOTTLIEB 11102 Brandyvine St \\_ Kensington, Md , who fornerly an ezployee Corittee on Sane Nuclear Policy\" 4 the Washington bureau the New Yoxk Tides verified; that \"Sandy\" Gottlieb enployed Ehere.} asked VIERA what people in Wiani saying ahout che Watergate case and what participacion che Cubans it\\_ He specifically ssked about the activities of Reinaldo PICO (forner 2586 Brigzde nember) , Orland\u00e3o PIEDRA (forner Chief of Cuban Bureau 0f Investigation in Batista Governaent) and Bolando JASFERRER (forner Cuban Senator self-adnitced forner Connunist) \\_ also asked if ITT had an o\u00eefice in whether Joaquin SAMJENIS (forner Chief of a proprietary who was anicably in 1972) and Juan PAULA (forner proprietazy enployee forder Controller of Revolutionary Denocratic curr ently employed by UGC proprietary) were still in che Miani area, He 2150 interested in Bdgardo BUTIARI Cuban born in Florida, a forner Cuban . Congressnar and Minister of Connerce 3ho Mr , \"Bcbe\" RE3OZO According to GOTTLIEB , BUTTARI appointed \"political chief in the Republican Party\"\n\n\n\n- 3 . GOTTLIEB apparently has current inforaation che activities of the Persons he mentioned; for example, he kaew tkat Juan A PAULA involved in the jewelry business (PAUL\u00c4 and Antonio Felix GEYOVA Corzo, a eaployee recently purchasad Jewelry business) and he knew that Reinaldo PICO had residod in Venezuala and had rocently rsturned to th\u00f8 United States \\_ The phone conversation lasted 45 ninutes ard GOTTLIEB told VIERA that if he caze to Miani they vould hav\u00f8 lunch together \\_\n- 4 \\_ VIERA does not GOTILIEB but talked to GOTTLIEB said he resided in the Hashington area for than ten years \\_ a fornar Agencx assat and is currently The conversatfon wa5 initially in English but continued in Spanish VIERA said he provided no information to GOTTLIEB on the basis he is a Cuban exile and not #ant gct involved in internal affairs. We do ot know #hy GOTTLIEB \"25 ia Joaquin SANJENIS or Juan 4. PAULA \\_ (Attached are stmnary biographies Of persons of interest GOTTLIEB.)\n- 5 0p 7 1973 Cliof was briefed on the substanca of the report to Juan A who for office space cover Anong the proprietary the nonthly checks sent to the dependents assets #hich are in true nane by unaware that a new jewelry busizess in association wich Hntonio however , feels 2nd. conpartaented fros the proprictary and h2 utmost in the proprietary able to field any questions \"ith the\\_proprietary is bY 9 Post offfce box said could possibly be liaked the trail would end chere. He eifher proprietary could only be linked innuendo {He say that Howard HUNT awara wben he seryed as c/ CA/ EUR . ) feels securc far as and (CKERHER are\n\n- 6 \\_ law firn occupying other portion offices are attorneys (Thes\u00f8 lavyers are cleared ad witting.) the lawyers be the \"biggest canary singer of receptionist area is #anned who also all telephone calls incoming and outgaing for the ot\u00e8er law firn\\_ dentioned that there hav\u00f8 been nuherous calls froin the and outgoing overseas calls fo such' pleces 25 Japan\n- 7 traveling to Massau Miani on 10 May 1973. Ke intends io talk with his proprietary people at tkat cime busingss (The has been alerced expect a call frop EVANS on 10 1973.)\n\nJeaes E. Flanzery\n\nJanes E. Flannery Acting Chief Hestern HiaRisphere Division cc: Director of Security\n\nBiographic Susnaries", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_f67376c7_1007_440b_8f98_4616b4596736", "filename": "104-10063-10438.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10063-10438.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n| UHCLASSIFIED | IHTERNAL OKLY | | SECRE | |\n|---------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| | ROUTING | AND RECORD | | |\n| (Optionol) | (Optionol) | (Optionol) | (Optionol) | (Optionol) |\n| CI/S0 Summary on: Contact Report with | CI/S0 Summary on: Contact Report with | CI/S0 Summary on: Contact Report with | CI/S0 Summary on: Contact Report with | CI/S0 Summary on: Contact Report with |\n| FROM; EXTENSION Na EX-9816 | FROM; EXTENSION Na EX-9816 | FROM; EXTENSION Na EX-9816 | FROM; EXTENSION Na EX-9816 | FROM; EXTENSION Na EX-9816 |\n| 5847 ROber 1 March- 1972 | 5847 ROber 1 March- 1972 | 5847 ROber 1 March- 1972 | 5847 ROber 1 March- 1972 | 5847 ROber 1 March- 1972 |\n| TO: building) OfFICER'S show | TO: building) OfFICER'S show | TO: building) OfFICER'S show | TO: building) OfFICER'S show | TO: building) OfFICER'S show |\n| wh Drow | wh Drow | wh Drow | wh Drow | wh Drow |\n| RECEIYED This information is not to 1 | RECEIYED This information is not to 1 | RECEIYED This information is not to 1 | RECEIYED This information is not to 1 | RECEIYED This information is not to 1 |\n| without prior approval of Chief Special Operations Group, CI Staff_ | without prior approval of Chief Special Operations Group, CI Staff_ | without prior approval of Chief Special Operations Group, CI Staff_ | without prior approval of Chief Special Operations Group, CI Staff_ | without prior approval of Chief Special Operations Group, CI Staff_ |\n| Originated by: W. E . Gavaghe TYPED by | Originated by: W. E . Gavaghe TYPED by | Originated by: W. E . Gavaghe TYPED by | Originated by: W. E . Gavaghe TYPED by | Originated by: W. E . Gavaghe TYPED by |\n| FE/OPS Based on: | FE/OPS Based on: | FE/OPS Based on: | FE/OPS Based on: | FE/OPS Based on: |\n| 5 Doc: Date Filed: | 5 Doc: Date Filed: | 5 Doc: Date Filed: | 5 Doc: Date Filed: | 5 Doc: Date Filed: |\n| SOURCE Cryptonym :MPTROIKA - 7 | SOURCE Cryptonym :MPTROIKA - 7 | SOURCE Cryptonym :MPTROIKA - 7 | SOURCE Cryptonym :MPTROIKA - 7 | SOURCE Cryptonym :MPTROIKA - 7 |\n| Field 'Station ACTION? | Field 'Station ACTION? | Field 'Station ACTION? | Field 'Station ACTION? | Field 'Station ACTION? |\n| DISTRIBUTION: FILE (recorc | DISTRIBUTION: FILE (recorc | DISTRIBUTION: FILE (recorc | DISTRIBUTION: FILE (recorc | DISTRIBUTION: FILE (recorc |\n| OXEX NUMERICAL 12. | OXEX NUMERICAL 12. | OXEX NUMERICAL 12. | OXEX NUMERICAL 12. | OXEX NUMERICAL 12. |\n| 864 | 864 | 864 | 864 | 864 |\n| 14 INDEXING: KP date | 14 INDEXING: KP date | 14 INDEXING: KP date | 14 INDEXING: KP date | 14 INDEXING: KP date |\n\nEX-9816 1 March 1972\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD\n\nSUBJECT : Contact\\_Report of Meetings with {MBIROIKA-Zin on on 14 February and in Virginia 17-18 February 1972\n\n1\\_ This menorandum covers recent meetings with in New York City and in the Northern Virginia \u00e2fea were held under secure conditions and there were no security incidents noted.\n\n\n\n## Operational:\n\n\n## a United States China Eriendship Association\n\npersistent efforts to locate and join a group finally paid off The manager of the China Bookstore finally broke down campaign and put her in touch with a local USCFA study group under the leadership aka Frank has attended one session and, her initial Observation provided the assessnent of Mrs Warren attached hereto at the undersigned's request. {N97 believes she has hit it off with Mrs Warren because of her understanding of dialectics (thanks to Andy Ness' s tutoring) and consequently, she was instructed to attempt to develop a social-business relationship her With respect to the other nembers of the study group, 7 clains that the situation to date, has not been conducive to ferreting out the identities of these individuals, but that she.hopes that as the group continues to meet, sone rapport will be established with her classnates\n\nNew School and language instruction: has formally enrolled at the Graduate Faculty of the New School for Social Research in a course entitled \"Comparative Legal Systems which studies the theories institutions concepts customs and which purports to analyze and compare the law and the administration of law in selected countries, included China Japan Vietnam, Germany , the and the Soviet Union also enroll in a French language instruction course in the near future \\_\n\n\n\n\n## cilS\u00f6\n\n\n\nRamparts Tours New York Media\\_Workshop's Womens Tour: Acting a suggestion proposed 6y Mr Jason the undersigned raised the subject of the Women ' s Tour which is scheduled to visit London , Paris (where will meet the DRV peace delegation) and Rome from 27 25 June 1972 with @-Y and instructed her to attempt to determine the interest and likely composition of the New York group and explore thc possibility of joining such a group and explore the possibility of joining such a group. first reaction to the tour wvas that the cost ($699 which price includes airfare, trains hotels etc ) was too high. It was explained to her that the cost factor should not deter her from following through\\_ It Ias then voiced some concern that the timing of the tour may interfere with her own PCS departure (we had been talking in terms of mid-May or June 1972 up to this point) \\_ It was made clear to her that no fixed date has been established as yet for her PCS departure and that the aforementioned tour may well prove to be of operational interest, e.g meeting the DRV delegation and 'continuing the staging process prior to her actual departure M37 said that she understood and would look into the matter: She did not believe she would have any difficulty in covering for funds should she find herself included on the tour. they May in, d . 17 produced copy of the first issue of SEAR a newsletter put out by the Comnittee Box 59 Loeb Student\\_ Center 566 LaGuardia Place , listed as one of five con tributing Staff nembers on the new A copy of this first issue is attached hereto One of @7:s articles will appear in a subsequent issue of SEAR .\n\n\ne JBMINIMUN Iesting and Iraining As part of M3J7's covert training and assessment anticipation of her foreign assignment, the undersigned arranged for two ` members of the Psychological Assessnent Branch TSD (MessrsDeMarco and Saunders) to administer a JBMINIMUM test to her and to brief her in the use and value of the JBMINIMUM test in a field situation\\_ This training and briefing took place on 18 February in a safehouse in N Arlington, Va (A copy of the JBMINIMUM assessment will be made a matter of record in her official dossier) was introduced as \"Miss Julie\" to members of the PABTTSD for purpose of this test and briefing (Mr Ness devoted the afternoon of 18 February with @7 for the purpose of continuing her training Andy\n\n2\n\n\n\nin dialectics which she has found to be particularly useful in the study group discussion and to permit her participation.)\n\n\n## 2 . Administrative:\n\na Salary and Operatidnal Advances The undersigned her January salary on a advance on 17 February She also received a $300 advance on 14 February 1972 . These advances were necessary because 'of the expeIises had incurred in enrolling at the New School and to pay for her French lessons (One of the reasons @7 w\u00e0s brought down to the Washington area was to straighten out a problem she Ivas having with her accounting Hopefully , she is now convinced that she had been receiving all that was due her.)\n\nb Tax Administration and Notification of Personnel Action. M7 was notified of in the tax assessnent and of the adjustments in her salary due to the legislative pay increase and the wi thholding of premiums for hospitaliza-tion\\_\n\n\n## 3 . Actions to be taken.\n\n\na. 007's assignment abroad. Per the undersigned's discussions with Messrs a telepouch dispatch \"ill be senttoBangkok Station proposingl7' s assignment to Bangkok purposes \\_ but with a to perform\\_ (The undersigned is presently working on this: message.)\n\nb : Concelament device\\_ a concealnent device for her nicrodot viewer which the undersigned will attenpt to obtain the undersigned will request TSD to provide concealment for M-7's general use as a storage for papers and funds\n\n\n\nAttachments As stated\n\n17 February 1972\n\n\n## SUBJECT : Susan Warren aka Susan Frank\n\nSusan is a tough cookie \\_ One of her most outstanding features is a complete lack of interest in anyone but herself When. leading a; China study class this is her method: first she asks a question\\_ from her notes such as \"What do you think Mao meant when he said this Then she clamly listens to what the class thinks Mao menat\\_ Ihen everyone finishes Susan begins to tell exactly what he neant to say \\_ Through the evening her attitude remains the same \"I ve been here before and said this before There is no enthusiasn in her that I could see.\n\n\nSusan is an expert on China I know because she told me She told everyone else too within the first eight of class\\_ \"Well, I spoke to those soldiers in Yunan who fired on those peasants But she really didn't have to advertize her knowledge because it is very apparent\\_ She has a solid understanding of Chinese political line and can smoothly defend Chinese history:\n\nAs far as the woman herself is concerned she has not as much money as she would like \\_ I believe she wants to dress in 'style\\_ Now although dressing conservatively she still developes an eye for color and she would clearly be receptive to intelligent male attention\\_ She has a nice figure and is aware of it\\_\n\nPerhaps the clue which best typifies Susan personality is her voice It is slow even and artificially cultured \\_ For example, becone \"d\" in \"veddy\" or \"Amedica\"\n\nHer hand movenents when she speaks are measured and deliberate. While listening she fidgits a little but not much .\n\n\nTwo noticible features are her thumbnails Both are filed almost to points. are very thick and yellowishmoreso than other nails\\_\n\nWhile she is concerned with herself I believe she would follow someone either interested her or gently\n\n\n\nled her There is a part of her normally conservative character that would like to break away and try things (altho'' not new ideas in politics.)\n\nOne last remark, she is a straightforward person; will Jook you in the eye , will tell someone not to speak too long if she wants to move on to something else-\n\nThese observations were made after one meeting in a study class and for a few minutes before class \\_\n\n", "pages": 6} {"id": "doc_0e819323_b2d9_4bdd_bd4c_70f5c2f5ab9f", "filename": "104-10123-10017.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10123-10017.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\nCLASSIFIED MESSAGE\n\nGroup\n\nSECRET\n\nWhen Filled In)\n\nADVANCE CoPY\n\n0\n\nno\n\n10\n\nTo file\n\nBY\n\nX-ref To file\n\n33 Per\n\nTo\n\nAction\n\ninfo:\n\nrid COPY\n\nEe\n\nI 151047Z MAR 69 CIIE ZURICH 1629\n\nDIRECIOR INFO BERN\n\nREF DIRECTOR 83209\n\n\n\n- 1 NAGELL LASI APPEARED AI ZURICH CONSULATE MORNING 7 MARCH AND SIAIED IHAI IF KE RECE IVED No SAIISFACIION BY FIVE 0 'CLOCK IHAI AFIERNOON HE WOULD CARRY HIS IKREAIS AND EXPOSE US GOVERNMENI ON RAD IO , IELEVISION AND IN IHE PRESS.\n\n- 2, HE IHEN DISAPPEARED , NOIKING FURIHER HEARD FROM KIM AND PUBLICIIY GIVEN \\_ MORNING MONDAY 10 MARCH CONSULAIE ZURICH ADVISED BY IELEPHONE FROM US CONSULAIE BARCEL ONa IHAI NAGELL KAD AND MADE SIMILAR IHREAIS.\n\n- FILE: 201-746537.\n\n\nreturn To Cia Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_9e6817df_2e6b_4a27_b731_245c5e26115b", "filename": "104-10003-10041.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10003-10041.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "", "pages": null} {"id": "doc_a649dbe1_dcf5_4b52_913c_015b5b4f63f6", "filename": "104-10166-10262.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10166-10262.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nDobi\n\n\n\nRETURN TO CIA Do Not Reproduce\n\nRDICE:\n\nBaced 00;\n\n- 3\n\n22\n\n06\n\n06\n\n6\n\n\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_04a9dc0b_2f03_43e0_8bff_b5f8ed8ab225", "filename": "104-10069-10185.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10069-10185.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nBackground Use Only\n\n\n|\n\n8 E C R E T\n\nUFGA -4332\n\nbo any Opa Locla rqforral chat could of offort and/or wiro eccoptod by It not Btrike cotally rocponglve chord Lt Col was nocod but 1n ord\u00f3r 1.0 proccod w1th prellllnary arrange forth the propo\u00dfal tha t 0 of w1th Opa and 118t could then be used 88 upon which refugee could be It Col\\_ would be the loglcal polnt of reference 1n Opa Locka throuch whlcl the referral Bystem could be managedIn this connecton 1t wa8 pointed out that once Col Identifled an Indlvidual he cong 1dered to be narlly of ACSI Interest he could arronge for ind1vidua l to be roferred to Col Causeg covert At same tlme Col Xail would make arra ngenente to pa88 to KUBARK representatlves at Opa Locka and to Station JMWAVE copy of the Opa Locka debrlefing of the had been referred Upon recelpt of thls formatlon [UBARK representativeg at Opa Locka and at Station JBWAVE wou ld rev1ew the referral\\_ revlew revea led that the Ludividual was not of operationa l Interest to and his prlmary access not fields other than OB no would be expressed relative to ACSI aud full exploltation of the Blaj Watlington expressed satlsfactlon with this proposal and sta ted {lat he be prcpared to dlscuss 1t further once an opportunty review the functioning of Opa Locla center put pribody\n\nRE . 45 Fir\n\nFR 13 VaIle Eorn 13 June 1926 . Lt . Col Causes the current status of our re latlonshlp Cuesta \\_ As nare not ring 2 bell with any the Col for further details This produced che conent tlat ACSI was interesced in 22 2 previous ly craced Cuesia with and [ad rethe reply had been 1n touch with but had nin because I'25 unreliable In vicw of response Lt Col Causes vanced to Inow ulether we would recomlend che reuse of Cues ta by ACSI . to thig wou ld rev our f1lco und would forvard 1 wriccen reply to Col Causes withxn tlo iew\n\nC Ful la Eorn 1 Lt Col . operatlona] intcregt d2d 125 1n tlXs indzvicual 211 operatlon and 2 result vanted 5 opinion to 5 copabx lity aud roliabllity Cuses that Iould check our fiies and forward a wricten reply latlve to 3 of fev re d Eoru 24 August 1918Col . currently couch wich Ordonez Ag rang PEUTEMAN re24 by 525 to In to @ur ro order co or and capabl Breator 1n the OC fleld than to Bould Certeinly our 1nterest reexaning2y\n\n'24\n\nUFGA -4322\n\nthat felt that Io had Ordonez through che croco procoduro De\u00f8p!te he had that Ordonez fron circulatlon ; and , therefore , he that we were debrlefing thlo man, the ACSI vere currently touch wlth Liaj had previously Eried to of tle Uruguayan Coordina tion these 1n ACSI 8 be1ng denled use of thege Ag result Watlington sta ced cha t a t prosent ACSI not 1n touch any third On the other hand = ACSI was 1nterested 1n pursulng the channel means of e comnunicatlons 1nslde \u00fassets At thlG 'polnt Lt Col Causes stated tha t he \"as very dlsappolnted at 8 refusal allov hin to use facilltles of or was KUBARI under Sto\u00f2d I Col reactlon; however , the KUBARI based on and could not be a l\u00e9ered\\_ The addltlonal explanatlons which were nade relacive {o the securlty 1mplicatlons vhich wvere in the use of thlrd country dlplonats und hov could affect long standlng governnent or service to servlce agreements between and free world countries not Galre any inpact on Col Causes This gentlenan refusal to use cercain a5 clear prinary responslbilltles 1n che rea rescrict end ACSI operational actlvlty \\_ Once identified no further atte were persuade Col Causes tlat our actzons had been taken 1n the best interests of' the intelligonco\n\nf of cussion services vhich nicht ronder ACSY operatious revealed that Et Col \\_ Cause8 Lavdng 1nf1lcrato of connectlon the poiut Dy ACI tlcy vould profcr respong1bllity fox tho \u00e9le [iani area chen deliver chen Ehrough secure io [iavana \u00eff th{s vere not posoible vould reluccancly uccept 02 aconto into L\u00e9 Col \\_ Causes to\u00ecd very precice JEMAVE vould not urdertaLe the otler infiltracon of 8 Lceach area in PBINULEN \\_ The polnt counectlon Lt\\_ Col\\_ Cauges to understand tlat our capabllitie vere and we vere currontly connltted the full ezploltatfon thege for Least 10 edvance rogult operatlonal be subait to to the essumptlon that approxicately s1x weeks would pac3 bofore could rea llgtlcally conoider the of hig requeot\\_ Lt Col Gauses to project hi8 this 0f reforence\\_ in plan\n\n\n## 8 E C R E T\n\nUFGA-4322\n\ndigcuoolon probon Inffltratlong rovoa lod at ACSI not havo ony docunontatlon problomg felt warrantod dlocugaion ut \"Gont h . Foxmg The digcu\u00dfslon of opsratiopal that ACSI w1llinc for to coordl ce locally thoge oparational be Col Caugeg Onco coordinatlon effected anq 1f there were chen {ha oporatlon could be reforred to the headquartorg of boch ACSI and JMMAVE Maj Hatlington that the forms for effecting coordinatfon 1p cordance wlth procedures had been agreed upon at Nasbington would be gent to both JMWYAVE and the ACSI unlt 1n the near future\\_ In Maj Watlington Buggested that we not inltlate the coordination these forms were on hand circa 1 July 1962 . n2\n\n1 Assets . The discussion of the use of W/T facilities 1n terns of PBRUMEN operatlong revealed that the ACSI unlt not ha ve any at tine On che other hand= Lt\\_ Col Causes Lnteresced establishing W/T 1n PBRUREN In of he asked 1f JMWAVE continue to polygraph and those that ACSI thought rore table It was indicated that we cortoinly prepared to review a1l approprlate cases would render support requlred This then 8 discusslon of whether JMvAVE would be willing to ACSI fron 1n thoge 1nstances \u00e9he W/T operator had not been asseused polycraphod or by indicated we voula be to such 1f we were told in advance of the date {ine aud frequencles on tho \u00e9o be nade Thlg chen led to d1sof would be willing to c/V for Here ocain stated would favorably conglder any requects for c/ providinc ve knew the content of cho receive 8 oquipmont le be Col 1n vlew of dlscusslon we could autclpato Ie wculd De levylng requirenents on 1n near furure for Bupport in the fleld. 1n cu1\n\ndlscusslon of revcalcd fop the of rocoivod fron thoir representatlve be viored, nd 1f opproved operatlon Le issu0 Local thai use 8/1 , tlis Fould cabled io where would offocted with ACSI\\_ Once this was [UBARK would cable to JBWVAVE the number of the system wbdcb to be JMVAVE would tlen 1ssue the to the ACSI 1n Miani\n\n3 \\_ COLILENT tbe conclus1\u00f6n of the above dlscusolon arrangefor but Col Cause8 chose no} to particiluncheon During the lunchoon Eaj , indicatod that be did not ba lieve that Col vould coopera te of the DCID 6 Ag 9 rosult cokod tbat be oxtrenely patlent such 80 Col retlred and could be Haj Wa tlIngton\n\n8 E C R E T\n\nUFGA-4322\n\ntho retironont scleduled to tale place at the cnd S\u00f8ptonbor 1962 \\_ At tlo end of luncheon \"'2 voro nado for to klaj on toux Opa Based tour particularly In regard to dove lopaent of procedudes for referral of agents to ACSI from the Opa Locka flow\n\n- OPA LOCIA Hai and subsequencly sent Interrogatlon center Opa Locka Here they [2d an intervlew w1th Col 'che tenor of which on the part of Watllngton, to assure himse Lf that the ACSI repreFroncas1 , Iavlng adequate access to operational lcads Col \\_ Ka1l sa\u00edd tlat operational leads vere shared according to the1r abillties between the KUBARK representatlve and the ACSI However tlere were occaslonal 1n that the men best the body questlon. In add1tlon he sa1d KUBA R occasionally pulled out of the Center w1thout his completing the full treatnent whlch precluded the ACSI re 'presentative 5 getting hands on someone who vell quallfled for their operations \\_ Maj \\_ Watlington belleved assurance that the ACSI representatlve deal be achieved througl a mnore complete br iefing of Col \\_ Trudenc1o Ulibarri who 1s 1n charge of the prellninary screening 50 he would nore fully understand wha t was needed JENTONS saId that thls would be very but tlat 1t would be becter 1f 1t were a KUBARK representative Le present a5 \"ell Watlington sa1d tlat he vould ask for pernission to such brief Col Ka11 expressed of JEIIINS formal la1gon with the ACSI representatives do nuch to elinilnate pregent and al1 present echoed thls plous thought. qua Bot 1ng\n- 5 AGREEIENT Mhen JENTONS turned Watlington over to after the meeting at Opa Locka the two ACSI Sa1d fha t they believed for the be vould the system a5 at present pend\u00edng rnancnt the beginning of July 1962\\_ As Lt \\_ Col\\_ 1g obviously sleptical about the outcome th1s wag to 05 s topgap measure pe\n\nEND OF DISPA TCH\n\n/9-2\\_/2\n\n[", "pages": 5} {"id": "doc_a1d021a5_1dd1_4717_abd8_a8c33e530a6a", "filename": "104-10169-10139.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10169-10139.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n| ROUTINO AND RECORD Sheet | ROUTINO AND RECORD Sheet |\n|----------------------------|----------------------------|\n| sze | 8, Jaub2 3 T; |\n| | 4 |\n| | Unclassified |\n| | confidential |\n\n\n| | ROUTING AnD |\n|----------------|----------------|\n| Jaub2 | Jaub2 |\n| 3- 44 ~s A 1i3 | 3- 44 ~s A 1i3 |\n| 9 4 # | 9 4 # |\n\nSECRET\n\nconfidential\n| DISPATCH | DISPATCH |\n|------------------|------------|\n| 1o Chlo{ , | H |\n| No Clof , Chol , | |\n| | 1962 |\n| | :Oa |\n| 80 | |\n\n- Ual Uo Lodar 1a Cajte for Il rlealy Bur\n- 2 fro bul @f proble\n\n02\n\n- 3, for be Uu Lalorebt 1\n- 1\n- 4\n- oould bo 2 1,0, , Of upos 1a\n- 4, that above wore s2d0 be doloolor 8\n- thl 1,0,, had to 8h0 undertaklns.\n\n- hov thle and rfor 23 {\u00f1 @r Holl Lek\n\n'0\n\n40\n\n- Ira \"Ledo 1 01 U {0\n- I Lo rofor\n- 0, 1\n- 0 0 of If L of Plua Uu 1 L Co La noljo, to Propar Lo ID involye Bovovor; Joopardy 10 boon Ic a{r)ne 16 for of for cur Buffloo\n- for 'e apd @f all do to c{roultry , droot tvx, {2 Jeally Slallore of to brlorlly vould Lako 4 85 cr poan 6o\n- 40 voula\n\n\n\n1\n\nPora af tho Lno arorff, blaok I a cablo tho Partloulr plano L Dot It to 1\n\nt 1 to Lag havo 1a ABLADLB. 4 bave 8 Borua bavo boed\n\n\n\n\n\nOf\n\n1. rooord , or Bovlot Vloe. of tho At tho tme Of tho to thl, 1 tho It 10 folt worthwhlle to rooond tho I the aro\n\n2 oontaoted at and Of Statlon)\\_ 0 to ondoavor to aboard tho Cablo al0o roque\u00f8tod Frankfurt to hav\u00f8 an and tako LYACK al\u00f8o mentlonod an Boonobt bone 02\n\ntho offloe and awaltod 'more word fra whloh vould on tho arrlval 36 1n for arriva\u00ec to have thoy for 1n the C-54 and the tal nunbor and on tho alroraft. Conrad V. Bhd oboort, languago tho\n\nJan 1962\n\n143\n\n\n\n443 OPIM trafflc bent 1n to rocolvo tolling thos 4 to blaok docoralnod that It would be ugod the Boourlty would bo and on Btandby to Jervo cant\u00edngency arrangement bacauso ve leoked KUDOVE offloer fso Propared to travel tho or to\n\nLo Bonltor tho apd 0 have had Of \"bliok\" froa Lho afrcraft aotually arrlved boforo the about 1115 hourb Wab and had boen thcho Atteoho 12 Doocubor. At about 1130 oablod thle Inforwatlo to to d\u00f8patch an alrorart oould Bovo the body thero. Booause flold north Of Coponhagen.\n\n\n24-3 1 Intonzlona \\_ I had provloup!y loft the office In ondor one or to oover for and had Ipto #nen I roturnod 1600 houre MUCHANB had for tho trlp. then Bent furthor dovolopmonte. return to hlo quartora and thet ho hadBono to LAPOLIA , the moanRholn Maln Alrport to pn then roturned left word wJth traffio irlv cnould bo tolephensa in, roviow\n\n6. of by EAQB thon upon If buoh ould not be at\n\nHatob to tho 1n turn would oontaot Wlebbadon Ca to tholr offloe. both of thc would\n\n- 8. 1900 coteoted fro that and other Informatlan Bagod to Btand by and that Martin Wb eboort BubJoot to tho Unltod Statos , LAPOLLA not I arrlvod Offloe at 1930 that Sergoant to bwy to bo put aboard tho Dav:d then wlth DENTITY and A. Blvon took off the Borgoant . hono 1ng\n- 9 4 for dinnor, At thst BubJoctI rooelved that tho the turnovor at I 2150\n- 10. I reoolved to 810191 booaupo of @f Arthur 0, #ho ho cho Of tho proooodlne He I told\n- 1l, party and tho FAQB alroraft at approxlnstoly 1n; the Aroa\n- 12, out\u00f8lde Tho 985 returnad\n\n21 /4-1\n\n\n\ndoparturo. Ho furthar to further tho Unltod Statos Of the Jot. uho I tho bad lookod Lho bubJoct 8 tho no ohld. of the to the faot of tho oortaln or tho Of or that apd 1n foel on togother to abort Bot 1n8\n\n- Barllor tbat he Jo trled to pontaot 16, I Phono bub thore do for to\n- 02 0 tuo be Blarding epother vehlele\n- we later\n- wero uaing\n\n\n\n14, at 0020 houre Sut Opol Joot famly MULFALL , who had oar hougo ,\n\n180\n\n5\n\n- 15. Of rocohod:\n- out ooorolal Alroraft 17 Doocabor,\n- of to voula to then ( @\n- Ba1d 1n 8 W 1 ordor Provont dopart air In ha Lho ab no\n- 1 out\n\n16. 0 for tholr I provcoded to\n\n- 17, fro Lapolla c talning to te doouentatlon work he tryld; Ja tho tolophona nuabor of the Bsohborn Baf\" It turnod out that voathor to Eeehhorn I Laforod , but not tojinloal 1n the 8 Lo noxt\n- 18. At I rooelvod @pproved 1 trled to oontaot phone but'to no informod hw of to Eschborn phone that LAPOLLA I\n\n19. at were, baged no Burantee that tho Hould to De used by Unltod 40 cloared 88 to whothor or not be 1,0, Tho of or suggebtod phono Naylor 1 to to tho Tho phono Parbon call Dade Joto clurtored for had no that wor Ile thst X to tho Alr to to bo porvonnol doparting-to the Statob could be Bont on C-15 10 the {llght. Inasouoh LAPOLLA euthorlty to ondoavoring to Bot out, Of Bevoral We antlolpatod that thoro vould be porponnol {llght tho Bano plune, the no to the had vore alroady aboard {OODINF to havo revart tney Poroo Lary\n\nNaylor arrlvad at tho offloe et our proble. K\u00f8 and made ivab informed that the prlncfpal add thet Wo voro plub H\u00f8 to board and we had no have tho documontatlon by ?llght doparture eho Wo then vhat he oons\u00eddered to out: parcy laok Aftor axiatenoo to that thare howo.\n\n\nto Bot aboard oraft controle, contaotod Ud tho to both uhoa that to ard Btand by 1n tno 0 73, only wor old hle to 1n tho h for 1t, loungo havo Ho sddltlonsl worklng roturne to Bsohborn Lo Lhal vould for Iho ould Bot fro th1e 0n oula not reedy tho tha took OfI for Bsohborn ho 1n front Bu 1230 hours, bo ontrapoo e olrowtows buldlpg routo the PM Overatlona wh\u00edoh 10 0 tho floor the Maylor doparte tho\n\nh0 to hsvo for the Dorto. 8 PMA Operatlona and 1\n\nd1d notlook 0 would hnve to the vould have to Df that vould bo tho @rab 800 Ho 1 aboard the cho no Way thea tne bu\n\n1 told h1 that to the {aot tat VIP partj bolng bapdle out of tho aD that tre hd boon loft 1n tho PM tho party baok vehlolo and authorlzed \"blaor\n\n- 8 1f vort apd to {crgat {or Hholnala,\n- subjcot ' draulng olroultow Pna No. 7)-uoula\n- 88, or Dado b1 plane, th, conoorn SubJoot folt voula fouppd pontlonod of worky He '@r 1 but ot about hd Do furthor than oxpeoted to bahalf, to\n- happanod vhlo that of Iho roporta to tho Bu Bboard pleno. oourlor boon eny unugual tho part of the cno tho 1n tho vorld at Ncu Unltod for boarded plane baan Inforpod that at Of 6 of trIp had aoted Of Tho tho and tho oplnlon that tho Bufflolontly drunk Por\n\nI aake W 0 0 noed ooulla Bpand of Lo Lhat h to out or 6 fro Cepyala to\n\n88, put 1n to ROODINB ,\n\n89, phonca to Ralh 0 to Got atiyod to 1355 doparturo an At Paa {or r Mior the iittle 1 he oponod the tho\n\n39, why tho not hold uP, It the ansrles bolng\n\n1\n\ntocal 1 8 ralle\n\n2 Barad\n\n\n\n\n\n14-Qoooo\n\n", "pages": 17} {"id": "doc_05202cf9_fbb1_4a5b_b9df_3b9b61ef3cb7", "filename": "104-10161-10513.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10161-10513.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "TRUE\n\nShiermap\n\nIF\n\nYES 'GIVE DATES)\n\nPOA\n\nOA\n\nLimitations\n\nFROM\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n2816\n\nFRS/SF\n\n3547\n\n2816\n\nYESE\n\nCNC\n\nNVEST/ GATJON\n\nNo pelghborhooa\n\nchecke\n\nLpterest\n\nPRO\n\nSTATUS\n| CATEGORY |\n|--------------|\n| DESK |\n| D\u00cbSKS VAULIS |\n\nDATES\n\nCHECKS\n\nCHECKS\n\nWERE\n\nWERE\n\nR\n\n0\n\nM\n\nSRD\n\nDATE\n\nREDUESTER\n\n77\n\nJudy\n\nDoyle\n\n'03:\n\nRED EtnE\n\n3\n\nArablen\n\nINVESTIGATJON\n\nNo\n\nYES ( SPECIFY)\n\nTUBE\n\nSo#\n\nt\u00f6(Saud1\n\n8\n\nCONDUCTED\n\nAT\n\nTHE\n\ncsc\n\nSTATE\n\nFOLLOW / NG\n\nAGENCY ( /ES )\n\nSECRET\n\nRoom\n\n'3c28\n\nDATA\n\nPP\n\nPOS I TIVE\n\n201948067\n\nEMPLOYER\n\n'NAME\n\nretired\n\nRESULTS\n\n0\n\nOR\n\nATIACHED\n\nEPORT", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_8c84cc79_6618_4b61_bd94_ae28d15795bf", "filename": "104-10004-10143.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10004-10143.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nJHE\n\n\n## 1964 SR June\n\ntalxed ently re Warren Couniss\u00eden in; Firland in Cable 22 stay\n\nL\n\nj\"\n\n'Paasenger lists Gazifests) Helsinki are r\u00e8tained 20 Mi Robert F\u00fclt\u00f6n (CIA) Was U S: consular oificial #rerdeatroyed: the tine of: State 5 cable inquiry w\u00fculd che {Helsinki Station would assist in preparacijn th\u00e8y\n\n3 Mi: . Friberg agreed that it 'Station concerning po\u00ednts not: covered by: State He s\u00fcggested changes incorporated intc sent Helsinki\n\nLee Wigren\n\nDocument Number f\u00f6r FOIA Roviow on 1976 Same As DC 340\n\nRECORD COPY\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_b129403d_f46a_41fa_8214_56eb622cd039", "filename": "104-10110-10328.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10110-10328.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "104-10110-10328\n\n7- 62\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n'\n\nFoR\n\nJul\n\n37\n\n81686\n\nJolnt\n\nBLOCK RECORDS:\n\n8\n\nX X\n\nb.\n\n\n(HB 30-800-2)\n\n(8B 20-861-1)\n\n(R340-250)\n\n(R\n\n240-350)\n\nREMARKS :\n\nCoPY\n\nTo 'CPD/op\n\n1551\n\nW-2 BEING ISSUED \\_\n\nDISTRIBUTION:\n\nSECRET", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_63233ed7_222f_43f9_a843_ef80c53b2bd9", "filename": "104-10100-10192.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10100-10192.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_9fee440c_8500_4b06_83bc_825e99b45032", "filename": "104-10122-10288.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10122-10288.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n## 20 1971 May\n\n\n## MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nRobert D\\_ Peloquin, President International Intelligence, Inc. (INTERTEL) 839 17th Street, N. W Washington, D\\_ C. 20006 Telephone: (202) 638-2179\n\nThe undersigned, seeking an employment-opportunity in the District of Columbia area or in California, was introduced to Mr\\_ Peloquin on May 10, 1971 former Agency employee, (Alfred A. Pease) who is currently employed by INTERTEL. 03 by\n\nThis unique corporation, probably created in 1970, first came to the attention of the undersigned when it was publicized in The Wall Street Journal on 4, 1970. There had been an earlier article on April 26, 1970 in the financial section of Ihe Sunday\\_New York Times\\_ The new concern has its headquarters in Washington, D\\_ C\\_ at the above address which also serves. as the location of Mr\\_ Peloquin' s law firm. The Executive Vice President, John D\\_ 0'Connell , FBI agent and friend of the undersigned, maintains his office at 375 Park Avenue, New York City. May\n\nAt the time Mr. Peloquin said \"His organization will seek to provide the necessary guidance and information to help legitimate companies from blundering into mergers, joint ventures or acquisitions with concerns secretly controlled by the Mafia and other mobsters. For the several years, Mr . Peloquin, as Vice President of the corporation which controls INTERTEL, Resorts 'International, Inc. had been in charge of security for Resorts owned gambling casino on Paradise Island in the Bahamas. He further said that the executives of INTERTEL did not \"serve as detectives, will be consultants past they only .\n\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n\n\nThe oxiginal publicity disclosed that in addition to Washington and New York INTERTEL would open offices in Chicago, Los Angeles , Philadelphia, and Canada\\_ Just how many of these offices are presently opened and active is not known, but it is understood from(Al03 Pease\u00dfhat the Philadelphia office will not be opened because of {he fact that Mr J. Shane Creamer is the Pennsylvania Attorney General under a Democratic administration. Creamer was former head of the Pennsylvania Crime Commission. Just why INTERIEL made this change is not known but it would appear that want no part of Mr. Creamer. they\n\nIn of the initial publicity that INTERTEL executives were not would be \"detectives, it would appear that since December of-1970 much of their active staff working out of the D. C. office have in fact become just exactly that. INTERTEL was engaged by the Hughes Tool Company to conduct a sweeping and exhaustive investigation into the affairs and past activities of Robert AMaheu. Four or five years ago the Hughes Tool Company (Howard Hughes himself) allegedly entered into an oil contract with Robert A. Maheu Associates to perform a variety of services apparently undefined for the amount of $525,000 per year. Before the end of 1970 Maheu's contract was rescinded and attorneys for the Hughes Tool Company moved quickly to remove him from authority in the Nevada Operationg. According to the newspapers this was done at the express request of Mr\\_ Hughes himself. Preliminary litigation appalled this removal but shortly after the first of the year Maheu filed a suit against the Hugheb Tool Company for $50 million to which he said he was entitled as damages for the cancellation of his \"lifetime contract. 11 spite\n\nIt is doubtful that there was any connection between INTERIEL and the Hughes Tool Company prior to early 1971. They were engaged as an investigative unit under a temporary contract to protect the assets of the Hughes Tool Company and to determine just exactly what Robert A. Maheu was up The first contract was temporary and indefinite but currently are operating under a recently executed five Year contract. Howard Hughes reportedly is living in one of the Bahaman hotels owned or operated by Resorts International. to. they\n\nThere are those in Las Vegas who do not look on INTERTEL as the \"good guys\" on the local scene, The suave, popular Mr \\_ Maheu, even though he was discharged and removed by the Hughes Tool Company, remains 2 popular figure winning considerable\n\nSECRET\n\npolitical influence in the county as opposed to the city of Las Vegas itself. Maheu is being vociferously defeated by the leading local newspaper, The Las\\_ Vegas Sun: President and Publisher Herman M Greenspun has just concluded a series in The Sun in which he alleges that INTERTEL is in fact a front and instrumentally of organized crime--shocking if true, but not wholly impossible. The wor staff for INTERTEL in Vegas is made up predominantly of ex-FBI agents and recently retired employees of the Internal Revenue Service Peloquin himself is the former Chief of the Justice Department's Crime Strike Force, but little if anything has been publicized regarding the principles for controlling elements of Resorts International and its other subsidiaries\\_ In January 1969 Resorts International made a bold futile move to seise control of Pan American World Airways purchasing 9. 7 per cent stock interest. Pan Am naturally screamed and rushed to CAB for advice and support. The intercession of CAB was effective but it is believed that Resorts International did acquire perhaps half the stock that it had originally intended to purchase The index for Ihe Wall Street Journal for 1969 lists many references to Resorts International including one in October of that year regarding some bad publicity Resorts had received as a result of their management of the gambling casino on Paradise Island. There should be an abundance of other public information available about Resorts, its officers and principle investors with CAB, SEC and even the American Stock Exchange since it is a public corporation. king yet by\n\nSnagging the Hughes Tool Company contract to investigate Robert A\\_ Maheu Associates was certainly opportune and the contract is reported to. run upward to a million dollars but the company' s current role investigating Maheu seems inconsistent with its declared purpose unless Maheu himself is suspected of having been in touch with or ensnared by the Mafia.\n\n\nLocal allegations and publicity by The Las Vegas Sun could be ignored as irrelevent and as having no bearing on the Maheu-CIA relationship. Whether the allegations are evidence, it probably would be advisable to read this series of articles carefully.\n\n\nThere is a current rumor similar in nature to Greenspun'8 allegations that recently was indirectly brought to the undersigned's attention during the week of lOth. A D C. attorney, Bernard Fensterwald , 927 15th Street, N. W Washington, D\\_ C. commented to a friend, \"It looks like may be the guys (INTERIEL) are in fact the bad guys with the Mafia connections. 11 Fensterwald did not May good\n\n~3-\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\nmention The Las Vegas Sun series but claimed that The Miami Herald and The\\_Washington Post were both about to break stories linking INTERTEL with organized crime.\n\n\nWhen Maheu hurriedly relinquished his palatial offices which occupied one of the Frontier Hotel in Las Vegas, according to(al took ten or twelve packing crates of records with him In his haste, however, he appeared to overlook a box of 3 x 5 cards that were cross references to some of these recordsThe INTERTEL investigation, under the guidance of (Pease and the Hughes Tool Company attorneys, will undertake to establish as nearly a8 possible exactly what Maheu was with his time and with the Hughes fortuneThe Hughes attorneys are proceeding \"contract for life,\" as he contends then the Hughes Tool Company was entitled to 100 per cent of his time and \"true and faifhful service. At: the-outset and without the records the INTERTEL staff hardly knew where to look or to begin since suspected kickbacks , siphoning of money into foreign numbered bank accounts and the purchase of false mining claims \\_ to name a few. Such investigation is costly and tedious but INTERTEL hopes to develop and reconstruct Maheu'8 pattern of activity from the date he gave up all of his other clients to work for the Hughes Tool Company (Howard Hughes) exclusively. Therefore will thoroughly scrutinize any and all private deals, foreign or domestic, looking for concealed asset8, evidence of kickbacks or foreign numbered bank accounts , etc. Preliminary court except to accomplish Maheu s removal, has been slow. that the Hughes Tool Company lawyers were in court in Las Vegas on April 18-20, 1971 but additional action or proceedings have been set down for June 25, 1971 and s0 it will probably ad infinitum\\_ With Hughes resources he can hold out forever but the general consensus\\_ js that Maheu i8 already beginning to feel the financial pinch. (eas@ reported that a recent new business, consulting service opened by Maheu in Las Vegas , had flopped. It would appear that Maheu first became indirectly associated with Howard Hughes in the early 1950'8 at a time when Hughes was entangled in extended Senate hearings with the then Senator Brewster of Maine\\_ Maheu did some subcontract investigative work developing material which Mr Hughes used during these hearings. If it has any significance or bearing to any current problem;, Mr Roberto3 J. Flynn, a former Agency employee, could supply all details wing doing they just they\n\n~4-\n\nSECRET\n\nregarding th\u00efs part of Maheu's life. It was (Elynnwho informed the undersigned some months ago that when Maheu secured employment with the former public administration in the 1950's his sponsor was Senator Margaret Chase Smith.\n\n\nSome time in the 1960's Maheu closed his D C. office, picked up Hughes as a sole client and moved to Los Angeles. The undersigned is aware of this because he was in touch with him during the period 1962-1964. the undersigned was working out the details of a cover Jarrangement with the Aircraft Division of the Hughes Tool Company in Culver California\\_ Mr Rhea Hopper , Vice President in Charge of the Aircraft Division was the principle cleared witting official. It'is doubtful that details of this arrangement ever reached Mr. Hughes himself but because of Maheu's significant role he was cut in as a pickup for insurance Ihe undersigned did this himself. The investigative staff of INTERTEL will not be in this Maheu investigation alone Already have turned certain significant information-over to the Internal Revenue Service. Mr . William A\\_ Kolar , retired Director of the IRS Intelligence Division, is part of the INTERTEL staff on the scene in Vegas. early City , they\n\nThe name of Edward P Morgan, a former FBI agent and prominent D C. attorney, was mentioned by Mr. It seems that at some undisclosed date Morgan was engaged by the Hughes Tool Company. This would have no particular significance except for two (1) Morgan is one of Maheu's closest friends and business associates\\_ (They had their heads together in 1963 in a deal under which and other investors were trying to control of a large Los Angeles radio station that had its license rescinded by FCC). (2) (e\u017ese)said that Morgan is still in the wings making noises to certain unnamed Hughes Tool Company officials to the effect that had better take it easy on Maheu because the past involvement with CIA in covert operations. Mr. Peasedid not say exactly where he his information and of course being uninformed was unable to appreciate its significant. It is not known whether Morgan still represents the Hughes Tool Company in any capacity but 03 (Al PeaseHisclosed privately to the undersigned that for past services Morgan had been almost a million dollars INTERTEL has studied several approaches to Morgan through ex-FBI channels to discuss this veiled threat but he has not things they gain they 3 got paid\n\n~5-\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\nbeen \u00e1pproached . Certainly this is a strange arrangement if it has been allowed to continue The Hughes Tool Company . would do well to drop Morgan completely. As INTERTEL attempted to interview him it's doubtful that it would be productive. Just what Morgan might have to do if served with a subpoena is beyond the undersigned's comprehension. It seems reasonable to assume that Morgan picked up the Hughes Tool Company account through his friend Maheu or his intercession. Naturally the INTER TEL investigators did not find a folder bearing the name Edward P Morgan but did find a 3 x 5 card indicating that there had been such a file This prompting of Morgan and his approach to the Hughes Tool Company could have cone from one source, Maheu himself. Because he is attorney for the Hughes Tool Company, Morgan could not have been involved. It may never be known just how much Maheu has already told Morgan about his CIA relationship. good they only\n\n03 On May 10, 1971 Mr: Pe\u00e3s\u00e0 said that Robert A. Maheu and Jack Anderson, the syndicated columnist, are known to be involved together in some oil mix deals. INTERTEL is looking into this and all such other similar matters to trace the source and disposition of fundsThe recent expose by Jack Anderson regarding Maheu's role in the Cuban Revolution was deliberate exposure instigated by Robert Maheu using his son Peter as an intermediary Bease') theory was that Mabheu probably thought such publicity would \"scare them off. The INTERTEL staff is aware of a series of recent contacts and meetings between Peter Maheu and Jack Anderson or member of his staff.\n\n\n03 Mr. (Pe\u0161ge)is prepared to be reasonable in his investigation insofar as CIA interests are concerned but he cannot be intimidated, cannot ignore logical leads, and will not allow Maheu to use the Agency as shield. He is prepared to discuss any reasonable approach.\n\n\nIn conclusion the undersigned respectfully requests that his name not: be connected with any of the information reported herein. Much of it was volunteered by an old friend, (l Pease) 03 in confidence and this confidence must be respected. Whether an employment offer is forthcoming is inconsequential.\n\n\nJohn G. Southard\n\nSECRET", "pages": 6} {"id": "doc_d55e902a_1d64_41b2_b3fb_a731f0982d76", "filename": "104-10052-10130.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10052-10130.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n\n\n\n()\n\n\n\n3 41 2 9 2 ~ 2 7\n\n285 2\n\n3, : 22 J si\n\n42 92 & 2 2 828\n\n19}\n\n20 45 2\n\n(a)\n\ne)\n\n(i)\n\n(\u00e0'\n\n1\n\n5\n\n:c\n\n3 25 2 82 ; #c # 22 225\n\n5 Jrly\n\n33\n\n{caclede'\n\nthus be often }et: caly cr\u00f4s\n\n68\n\n7 24 cst\n\n2 {oetinzo ticn,\n\n22\n\n'2/-329607", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_820f46c4_2b03_4454_a929_cf1a702032f0", "filename": "104-10072-10227.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10072-10227.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nACTION REQUIRED: FYI\n\nREFERENCE : BASE /NEW 3346 , s eq et\n\n- Transmitted herewith are one copy for each addressee 0 f the contact reports prepared by Peter J \\_ DI GERVENO con cerning his first two meetingg with AMCLOCK/1 Report #1\\_ New York Memorandumn (NYM) ~2233 , deals with a meeting held 26 September 1967 ; Report #2 \\_ NYM- 2234 , deals with meeting held 2 7 September\n- 2 IDENTITY Sheets for each 0 f the two reports follow under separate cover enclosure to this dispatch\n- 3 Contaci reports later mlee tings will follow by dispatch.\n\n\nHowarc G FIGALAN\n\n\n## ATTACHMENTS\n\n1 -Contact Reports stated i h/w 2 -IDENTITY stated USC para para w/atte \\_ #1 & 2 as stated ~CoS JMWAVE w/atta \\_ #1. & 2 as ~DOI , w/0 att 2\n\n1o\n\nUNDA - 3263\n\nCopY\n\nSECRET /RYBAT\n\nOctober 1967\n\n201-009239\n\n[\n\n\n## CONTACI REPCRI NO\n\nAMCLOCK /1 File\n\nFROM :\n\nPeter DI\n\nSUBJECT ;\n\nMeeting with 26 September 1 96 ?\n\n\nREFERENCES\n\nBASE/NEM YORK 3 346 and 3)52\n\nOctober 1967\n\nNYM - 2 2 3 }\n\n\n\n1-Un1t Chrono\n\nDUMMY\n\n1~Un : t B Chrono DUHMY\n\nFile\n\nvia ELMARD )\n\nIntroductior\n\n1 York 1 96 7 He had\\_peen given instructiong to cali JMRAVE operationa] number (Iden A) Jnext time was out fziendly country oIde: to receive contact instructions wher he failed to call soon after arrival it was decided to to contact vith hin at HTBASTE same as was done success fully 1 n 1966 \\_ moye call for contact instructions Fcr that DI GERVEwO taken to HTBASTE on 21 September carrying a match folder Iden alias Iden c and room number The plan was to {ake recognized DI GERVENO who also met in 1966 , and to pas6 the match folder to only if this could be done DI GERVENO was able to make definite contact four di f ferent occagions : once at Iden D} twice at (den E and 8 fourth time on the corridor sbetween 5 and (den guickly recognized DI GERVENO and tried to keep himgelf available for contact However this was noc possible and the contacts on September were limited to visual recognition only try\n\n'655\n\n2 this cime the operational numnber of the Beekman site (Iden G)wa, also manned in Case AMCLOCK / 1 had retained this nunber and to call DI GERVENO there instead of but he failed to call eithe: place for contact instructions It was then dec ided to attempt contact the agent again on 26 September at HTBASTE\\_ While atterpts were being made to locate AMCLOCK/1 the case officer surveilled the building where AMCLOCK /1 i6 staying Iden and saw g0 in by himself at 1310 houns co leave briefcase\\_ At 1330 bours AMCLOCK /1 left the building alone to for lunch and DI GERVENO fol lowed h im AMCLOCK/1 recognized the case officer and after exchanging signals DI GERVENO passed the folder to the agent while both were waiting on crowded street corner for the red li\u00e7ht to change which time AKCLOCK/1 told DI GERVENO chat he had no to contact and would see him after lunch \\_ to fety vay\n\n\n\n\n\n6a\n\n8)\n\n\n#\n\n\n\n3 On 2 6 September AMCLOCK /1 met DI GERVENO 1500 to 1830 at (den B AMCLOCK/1 appeared to be in good health and rested and in high He was very glad to see LI GERVENO again and to be able openly \\_ He criticized bitterly the living conditiong in PBRUMEN but does not seem to be affected by it or by the fact that he had to live under a regime he obviously hates In fact, he seemed quite sure 0f himself and plans to return to PBRUMEN at the end of the HTBASTE He 1s scheduled to remain in New York until December 1967 but may return to PBRUMEN before then for a short visit to look after his ailing mother and his wife who had a baby two weeks prior to his departure \\_ This may have influenced AMCLOCK /1 not to think about possible defection at this time, which came a surprige to the case officer who expected the agent have second thoughts about return to PBRUMEN where he is not happy . to girl to\n\n4 AMCLOCK/1 explained that he could not make contact as instructed because he had destroyed the phone numnber and both accormodat\u00edon addresses we had given him {or him report from inside PBRUMEN He destroyed them in the toilet at the airport upon his arrival in PBRUMEN in late December 1966 after observing \u00e0 number 0f uniformed individuals at the airport which he considered to be suspicious although they had nothing to do with AMCLOCK/ 1 This may have been convenient excuse for failure to make contact ingtructed but DI GERVENO did not pres8 the issue Instead he was given the\\_operational numbers of the Beekman 8 ite and 0 f the Base in New York Iden \u00e0nd told he could always call 99 i f he could not locate DI GERVENO at He wag given the JMWAVE number for emexgency contact AMCIOCK / 1 Baid he tried to 238 make contact bY calling(den J to inquire about MIDDAUGH true narn e he was told that MIDDAUGH was in WaBhington and wa8 g iven phone nuniber for him to call direct AMCLOCK /1 wa8 planning co call Waghington at \u00e0 later if he had not been contacted to a8 day\n\n5 AMCLOCK /1 reported that has no and not been inside of PBRUMEN . He was treated royally by the AMTHUG regime in early 1967 and everybody seemed pleabed to gee him back Apparently hi return surprised some individuale who vately thought he would defect rather than return to PBRUMEN to During cime he enjoyed special privilege; and received frequent inv:tationg to 0 fficial functions with foreign diplomate However . by 1967 che 8pecial privilege8 and invitations were gradually {0r no apparent reason (For example' he wa8 no longer alloved take te car to a government garage for repairs and he haa to arrange for themaintenance of his house wh\u00edch wag given to nim and kept up the government at first) AMCLOCK /1 believeg that thio due to being under \"obbervation while going through reorientation period long Btay abroad. There 18 noth to ind\u00edcate that AMCLOCK /1 not trueted or accepted by other 'government The fact that he Bent out 18 pri privaing again\n\n8\n\n~3-\n\n\n\nindicatio: tha t he enjo;s a favorable position in the AMTHUG regime \\_ He hope8 that in 1 968 be to another permanent abroad .\n\n\n- 6 In reference tj w fe AMCLOCK /1 stated that he is now convincec that she is tte AMTHUG regime. After their marriage in late 1966 he was r.ot sure 0 f her true political ideology but during the Year he has been able to con firm her disagreement on a number 0 f occasiors He feels con fident that she wou ld follow him in any movement against the regime such defectionbut has Jot told her about his work for Past\n- 7 Reqarding the to New Xork AMCLOCK/} reported that with them came a intelligence typef four other individuale) not known but believed Later \u00c4MCLOCK/1 identifid these individuals In answer to said that the crate brought contained \u00e0 vase AMCLOCK / 1 is not aware i f any weapons or special instructions have Been sent connection with racial disturbances in WOLADY The routine instructions given to (den P) were to oppose LNHARP actions ir HIBASTE whenever pOBsible and to try to bringf debatable to where have better gupport 2 'Jt crip to they only they\n- 8 \\_ AMC'LOCK /1 was seen going in or out 0 f the room and the meeting was conducted without interruption under most secure conditions DI GERVENO established immediate rapport with AMCLOCK /1 and their relations remained most cordial throughou: the meeting Only DI GERVENO and were present not\n- 9 DI GERVENO w\u00e0s careful not to ment salary payments to AMCLOCK /1 who is not c f salary increase to $1 , 000 month ef fective 1 January 1 966 ne requested $500 to books and beby icems {or his DI GERVENO told him that he would bring him the money in next meeting payinents to AMCLOCK/1 will be \"/n 'd to JMWAVE with the agent receipts\\_ ion buy gigned\n\n\n## Intelligence Production\n\n- Although 0 ( the to discuss operational matters, AMCLOCK/ \u00ec reporced information on the 'following requirements 9iven in DI RECTOR 3 7960 used\n- 3 Presenc government towards the Un iced Scaces: 0 f mil1tary \u00e0ttack on States ; formal military PBRUMEY a rmy 0f ficials (DO 3362 )\n\n\n\n- b PBRUMEN views regacc Icens YORK 3 390)\n- Replacement PBRUMEN tre views regardirg the (DO BASE /NEW YORK 3 392 ) to\n- d Maic objectives 0 { Forelgn Pol,cy 0 { regine (being disseminated;\n- 1 1 . 'The next fo\u00ef che {olicw 27 Septembe\u00ef at the ins 4ay\n\n\n\nIden\n\nA\n\n445-5547\n\n- Iden B Commodore Hotel Room\n- Iden c David Cordova\n- Iden D General Assembly 0 f the United Nations\n- Iden E Delegates Lounge United Nations\n- Iden F Secretariat puilding the Un ited Nations\n\nIden\n\nG\n\n688-468 3\n\n- Iden H Embassy House , 310 East 4 7th Street)\n- Iden I 986-2948\n- Iden J Mission to the United\n\nIden\n\n4\n\nK\n\nAlberto\n\nBOZA iidalgo-Gato\n\n- Iden L Joaquin Camilo GARCIA Alonso)\n- Iden M Gonzalo DIAZ Diaz\n\nIden\n\nN\n\n- Iden 0 courier to the Cubar Mission to the United Nationg\n- Iden P Cuban Mission to the United Nationg\n- Iden Q Afro-AsianLatin Anerican Peoples Solidarity Organization AALAPSO\n\nIden R Latin American Solidarity Organization LASO\n\n1 8 1967\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nL\n\nKau\n\n\n## CONTACT REPORT NO 2\n\n9 October 1967\n\nNYM- 2 2 34\n\nAMCLOCK /1 File\n\nFROM Peter DI GERVENO / JMWAVE\n\nDistribut 1-Unit A Chrono DUMMY 1-Unit B Chrono DUMMY 4 -AMCLOCK /1 File (Original via ELMARD ) ion\n\nSUBJECT :\n\nMeeting with AMCLOCK/ 1 , 27 Septenber 1967\n\nREFS : BASE /NEW YORUK 3362 and 3359 ; DIRECTOR 37254 and 3 7960\n\n\n## Operational Chrongloqy\n\n- 1 On 2 7 September 1967 AMCLOCK / 1 met DI GERVENO from 1130 to 1530 for lunch the Heekman site The agent was not seen entering leaving the site and s tayed 0f s ight when food wag brought up from the restaurant downstairs The meeting wa8 conducted under secure conditions and without interruptions Only AMCLOCK/1 DI GERVENO were present at the out or and\n- 2 he had been assigned to in Iden \u00c0 with(den B s ane lagt Year \\_ A few days before his departure from PBRUMEN Uden C; told AMCLOCK /1 to watch out for Iden who is a member the intelligence service and will be reporting on AMCLOCK /1 implication was that AMCLOCK/1 was still under observation by the AMTHUG regime and (den C actually told him to bend backwards in every possib\u00ece to prove while in New York AMCLOCK /1 explained that this to live model life while abroad and to per form extra work whenever required~ without complaining AMCLOCK /1 believes that B is being trained to take over AMCLOCK/1 5 position as an expert economics for the AMTHUG regime If this is the case\\_ this may be the last time AMCLOCK/1 is sent to (Iden Still under much probing, AMCLOCK /1 could not colle with any Clear indication that he was sus pected or was falling out 0 f grace with the AMTHUG Although the agent has tendency to emphasize his \"delicate\" position the case o f ficer believes that he is not mistrusted and still enjoys a favorable in the government although probably considered too bourgeois to be completely with their communist philosophywork way meant out regime\\_\n- 5 che recent charges made in PBRUMEN diplomatic Pcrsonne] AMCLOCK /1 was not aware of any security shake up che Foreign Ministry\\_ He regarded these changes 35 in accordance with their policy to bring back reorientation tour all those diplomats stationed abroa Years or more. AMCLOCK /1 actually\n\n\n\nOkc:\n\nBan\n\nAL\n\nG\n\n\n\nappeared not to be aware 0f any majcr purge not to be concerned about However if this is true the chances for PMCLOCK / 1 to be abroad in the near future appear doubtful at thig time \\_ and\n\n4 When DI GERVENO asked AMCLCCK/1 about his work and how the recent changes affect him, the \u00e0gent then reported the folloving information about his ition in the Foreign Minietry After hi8 recurn in late December 1966 he was given four months vacation during time he went by the ministry from time to time but had no job assigned to him He used most 0f this time for honeymoon and to relocate in his new home furnished the PBRUMEN goverrment \\_ In the sRsing 0 { 1967 (Iden him actively a8 a substitute {or coes not likeHowever the job did na terialize because Iden plans to\\_send (den D Ambassador Canada were not by\u0152den was going to send as to Switzerland \\_ that time \u00c4MCLOCK /1 was also considered for pos ition in (den F which was the position the PBRUMEN President wanted him to AMCLOCK /1 avoided the position although it implied {requent Eravels abroad\\_ The reason AMCLOCK /1 gave for tak the at (den F was that he did not want to break away from diplomatic career and felt he would be better protected among h : 8 the Foreign MinistryConsequen after hi6 vacation AMC LCK:K / 1 want bacx to work in the Foreign Min but without arY dut ies He actually do odd\\_iobs for (den ecopomic In mid 1967 AMCLOCK /1 and Iden G were Propos ed bY (Iden c,nnd acccptod bx may pos not as pos i ing istry\\_ ing policy \\_\n\nmembers tour-man comun i ttee (tho two not been selected which is be created in to make specific area\\_studies and to both AMCLOCK /1 and (den @ have been igned is concluded that the creation sa id not it contemplated until early 1968 According to 0 f this \"Advisory Committee has beer: tn( and it have soiie in fluence in Uden H; which the main body that dictates 9f/ Yet ) may\n\n5 It may be well to record here that salt the selection 0f AMCLOCK/1 to s uch information an \"Advisory Comnittee to (Iden be be trying to build up importance to It c{ note that in the past Year that AMCLOCK / 1 ha8 been PBRUMEN he has made no clear effort to obtain and 0 f information and to bring out with him intelligerce interebt to us For examnple he no informatior or che requiremente we gave in 1966 prior to his return to PBRUMEt when aBked to identify his main sourceg 0f informatian he were hi contacte \u00edn the Foreign may 0 {\n\n\n\n\n\n(2t / -\n\ncougin of AMCLOCK/1 '2 8 Iden a {riends of AMCLOCK /1 Individual to debrief orl are old 16 \u00e0 difficult wife(AMCIOCK/1 hard\n\n- intelligence.) PBRUMEN mission in security i, the the 6 Regarding internae that the entire third floor Not New York AMCLOCK /1 members the B , mission is uged only in area the Ambassador known members of even norrectly identified PBRUMEN miBsionAMCLOCK/1 to the service permanently reported that the assignea\n\n\n## Einances from escrow he be 7 AMCLOCX /1 for this amount , signed a receipt account his $ 500 given was and\n\n- internal PHRUMEN diplomats abroad; Ministry (DO BASE/ a Changes in the PBRUMEN Foreign reorganization NEw YORK 3373) expected\n- to JMWAVE \\_ debriefed on the following During the meeting AMCLOCK /8 indicated: 8 \\_ information which wa8\n- BASE / Foreign Policy Committee b Advisory\n- Pr ime Minister bY sen\u20ac to PBRUMEN Inessage 3 375 ) Mexican President (DO YORK\n- IjnbasBaclor to the Congo 3 3 74 ) (Brazzavilic) Appointment\n- meeting ig to 9 Next w1 th thc futur\u20ac 1400 hour s tricted from now ften between time wil1 be Ior 0 contact DI GERVENO. 98 0 Iden \u00c9ree to meet\u00efngs Fiowever the aqent ible and 139\u00fb a9reed\n\n\n\n1", "pages": 10} {"id": "doc_bee85928_f9a4_4a57_9205_9978aad50d40", "filename": "104-10072-10212.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10072-10212.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10072-10212\n\n2OA CANCELGED\n\nC\n\n8258\n\n82387\n\n82383\n\n82829\n\n8658\n\n383\n\n83\n\n3\n\n11109\n\n100520\n\n1003i8\n\n100454\n\n109155\n\n100307\n\n1c2159\n\n100339\n\n100331\n\n202535\n\n2551\n\n275555\n\n27883\n\n27587\n\n216243\n\n2\n\n9\n\n7", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_6def92cb_10dd_4422_b1ef_ed18f4ff1972", "filename": "104-10162-10014.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10162-10014.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "ckground\n\n50 Nol\n\n\n\nCia\n\nUse Only\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_94fcc405_283f_4826_bc03_3bf983c649dd", "filename": "104-10093-10065.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10093-10065.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "14-Qoooo\n\n1918172 6597\n\nTPACES c9 4 \"0.LIVI\" \": , 55\n\nIs 1 CF 1@ CIA\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_52284287_5290_4c8f_8cb5_d290593f72ea", "filename": "104-10110-10527.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10110-10527.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "10527\n\n8353 @2\n\nz4\n\n27. 1 Offlc belp\n\n- 2 Eriter Letter 12 1960.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_a82cbef2_f098_47af_97e2_adc6f57fcfb1", "filename": "104-10075-10250.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10075-10250.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "@\u00d6P\n\nYR\n\n4250\n\nMESSA GE 22 M\u00c6XICO AND 2? 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For two AMBOA-1 and him Beparately and revealed their relationehip with KUBARK , hoping to collaborate with him; AMFAUNA-1 treated both with reberve while he checked them out with He hae bubmitted 04 the nameg Of other contacte for checking: In the cabe whom he recruited without prior checking because time did not he put in writing: AMFAUNA-1 arranged for personal interviev; taking utmoet precautiong Bin\u00e7e we have had 8ad previou8 experience8 with members of armed they\n\n8 Once he recruited Bub-agent AMFAUNA-1 to an independent eye on the former 8 Becurity On more than one he has reported that one Of hie gub-agente i8 under G-2 Burveillance, and that for the time being he Btaying away from\n\n- 9 In general AMFAUNA-1 Beemg to trubt in the efficiency of hig Becurity precautiong On 25 February 1962 he reported that Idontity had been caught but that he was in no he had been coppartmented from by the ube Of cutoute: AMBOA-1 , and who maintain contact for AMFAUNA-1 with most if not all of Chart which Bhows AMFAUNA-1 in. direct contact with AMFAUNAs through 13 may be in error on this point It would be more in keeping with AMFAUNA-1' 8 known modus operandi for him to have cutoute between himself and If there is a cutout or cutoute here their identity is 'not yet kn\u00f2wn. There may al8o be unreported cutout between AMFAUNA-1 and AMFAUNA-4 -\n- 10, Except for all the above-mentioned cutoute are women, Two hi8 support agente, including hie mail are al8o AMFAUNA-1 has not been explicit on this point but it i8 believed that he Bhares his favors between X ff he the begt. of cover for his relationg with It al8o clarifies the puzzling picture of a legal resident of Cuba Bleeping in \u00e0 different bed each night\\_ This practice mugt certainly reduce the that the .-2 will pick him up for routine quegtioning. drop ,\n\n\n## Communicationg\n\n- 11\\_ The bulk \u00d3f AMFAUNA-1's communicationg come via Hie to JMWAVE are Bent to accomodation addresbe8 serviced by AMPAN - 2 AMCUTLER-1 JMWAVE 8 to hin are addressed to AMFAUNA-14 \\_ AMFAUNA-1 can al8o use(diplomatic docunente and other material unsuitable for S/w He contact with two of the officerg (of the Spanish either bring it the JMWAVE area it to AMCUTIER-1., it 4 5-2 and\n\n[\n\n12 coupior Can the s/w matorlale for 9 and for Of and by of tho (Argontino 24\n\n19 , A In che veokly tolopnone (otveon AMCUTLER-1)@nd hl\u00f8 and that et llberty. If he 6ver th\u00f8 proba\u00dfly ffrat by thi\u00f8 meane ghanno1%6\n\n\n## 1\n\nof aro 8210 per month, Tho money 10 Bivan Bonthly to Idontlty-3 or Identity-4 In the JMWAVE the dollare In Havana who in payp to AHFAUNA-1Idontity-4 Mth Identlty-2AHFAUNA-1 confirn; recelpt Of thie money by\n\n15, Follou\u00edng 10 a of the Bubcagente the AMFAUNA not,, including AHCOG-? and AHBOA-1 who, although have their indopondent connectiong to JHWAVE , have to oxtont joinod AMFAUNA-1For the identitieg of 2 through 800 E , forwarded cover they\n\n0 Bister-in-law, cont\u00e2ct to member8 of net in the 06 and now hio cutout to at the following:\n\n(1) AMCOG-2: She in AMFAUNA-1'8 in s/w No 14 dated 19 1961 where he mentiong that she wa8 hie link to radio Btation operated by theGe\u00f8cate)29 organization. Nothing ever cane of channel , buts AMCOG-2 remained in contact with AMFAUNA-1 , helping hin arrange aBylum for burned agente and Bome of conmunicationb to diplomatic AMFAUNA-1 reported on 9 July 1961 in s/w 21 that only by his alias (ulio ROJO)OTIn his 110 , dated June 1962 he reported that AMFAUNA-15 had\\_accidentally blown hio true nane to AMCOG-2 \\_ For further and her relation to the Becurity of AMFAUNA-1 paragraph 56 below\\_ May\n\n0( (2) ANEAUNA-J4 She i8 the secretary of with wfon clandestine work She now Berveb AMFAUNA -1 a8 accommodation addreggs and a source Of information 112 dated 18 April 1962 included the name of a nurge who allegedly come to the United with the Of infiltrating a counter-revolutionary group AMA\u00c9AUNA-14 8 this information from a doctor @n a Havana She al80 i8 AMFAUNA-1'8 link to the Dutch diplomatic pouch) 24\n\n(3 ) AMFAUNA-1S She i8 a relative and a AMCOG-2 She i8 -alpo the of a friend of AMFAUNA-16 who i8 now on the Isle of her\n\nUFGA-4701\n\nb AMFAUNA-1'8 \u00f2f hor 127 1962 \\_ She hae provided Infornatlon on @ilitary 0 contact (Idontity 7 ) tho \" AMFAUNA-1'0 cutout to who a( Havana contact)or the(guorrilla leader RAMIREZ)24In oarly June 1962 Bhe Wab approached by Idantity-8 who clainod to the contact the GAMIREZorganizatlon (See albo paragreph 58 below, ) On 1SxMarch\\_ 1962 AMFAUNA-3 was tracad by ODIBEX who propobed to her in their Oparation A negative trace raply at that tine\\_ Headquartere 18 roqueeted whether ODIBEX val\u00edd prior on Hay\n\n0( AAGAUNA-4\\_ He 18 a h\u00edgh-ra-king Cuban who hae AMFAUNA-1 with docunzntary informa which ought to be of value although J;WAVE not Jeen it having to Headquartere via @adrid through the channel described in 11 al8o claimg to be receiving inforna from Identi9 and Ident\u00edty-10 AMFAUNA-1 introduccd to who in turn introduced to a further of thie matter, 56 below yet it, gone\n\n- d AMBOA-1 : The origin of AMFAUNA -1 ' 8 contact with this agent, who hae al80 been recruited independently by JHWAVE uncertain. He mentioned her in October 1961 cutout to Identity-14 (a Cubana Airlineg who had formerly been contact of and who BubBequently defected\\_ AMFAUNA-1 8 mention of her was on 15 November when he reported that she had given him a map showinbtallation8 on the Bouth coast of Las It i8 that AMFAUNA-1 broken contact with her but Bince he not reported having done 80 it is considered more likely that she refaing hie cutout to(two Cubana Airlines pilot\u00f8)who are known to be Btill reporting ing 05\n\n(1) AMFAUNA-18 He recruited in March 196 ' and and the Gocation of artillery emplacemente) hc has spotted from his 4t is AMFAUNA-1 first met and it is pogsible that AHFAUNA - 1 meets directly with him. It 18 only surmised that AMBOA-1 is his cutout to him. ligts)24 how\n\n{2 ) AMFAUNA-19 : was recruited at the same time as Althcugh AMFAUNA-1 did not explicitly 80, it can be inferred that he and AMFAUNA-18 are witting of each other recruitment\\_ He Bay\n\nAMFAUNA-5 : AMFAUNA-1 firgt reported her an agent the Bister-in-law of AMfAUNA-23) 09 had been an agent of AMFAUNA-1 early a8 1961 but had been caught and imprisoned for to leave has been the source of information on Cuban @irfield8 and is the cutout to a group of people employed is believed that the identities of all these\\_people have not yet been reported but seem to be effective On 29 196 2 AMF AUNA-i the arrival of an undocumented Soviet plane July trying they May\n\nRancho and forwarded the passenger which he one of his agents had obtained clandestinely. Following are the persons with whom AMFAUNA- 5 is known to be in contact.\n\n\n(1) her husband = AMFAUNA-1 has written that he has broken contact with this man\n\n9\n\nUFGA-4 703\n\n(2) 12 formor of the Offico ho by Havana Statlon and boon wfth JHWAVE by S/w \\_\n\n- (3 ) inpector for Cubana He Btated to @abotage air contr\u00edbutfon to \u00c4HFAUNA-1 0 oporat\u00ed\u00f3ng not known\n- (4 ) AMFAUNA 2 2 , chiof 6f \u00edn\u00e8trunonts 66 for more known about thie\n\n(5 )\n\nAMF AUNA-\"23 :\n\nof (AMFAUNA- 5\n\n- f AKF AUNA- 6 : support agent . AMF AUNA - ! writter that Bhe h2 90 accegs to informat\u00edon of intereg< i8 intelligent and brava female whom he for ccver {o overt informatlor \\_ and\n\n8 AMFAUNA- ? An old friend AMFAUNA - 1 and hig brcther work8 clogely with AHFAUNA - 8 and74 forzerly was Che Uruguayar Entassy )\n\nAMFAUNA - 8 An old friend h\u00ed s 06 ha8 contact in the (nterior Mini and #ith \u00c4HFAUNA- 7 of\n\n- 66 0 i AHFAUNA - 9 A former(sales mana firm) he Becure8 information of general interest from(ccffee travelling throughout Cuba ger)\n- j widow of bank employee s he has contacte de Cuba) and in the (upan and She also(related to the son of F\u00eddel CASTRO and has proviced infornation on (the 8 Jwhereaboute and Navy\n- AMFAUNA- 1l An employee of the Trade) and the of a Communist menber of thel Central Planning Board (JUCEPLAN ) she has reported political inte In March 196 2 AMFAUNA-1 re ported that sh# under surveillance and that he 888 therefore avoiding her\n- 1 AMFAUNA-12 : He informat frm contacts within the Petroleum (ICP) J\n- AMFAUNA-13 : company employee with contacts in the Cuban Government he has reported information on 6-2 activitieg in Cusa and the United States\n\nBackground and Motivation:\n\n06 16 AMFAUNA-1 69-year-old)cuban mna le born in Cuba of He tried hand at various of work the @mport busine88 lism (he was once editor Harina) and He ven into po\u00ecitics, a the Autentico Party in the Civil War he wag a member of during War II, until the entry of the United States he the German Intelligence Service The JMWAVE case officer who trained AMFAUNA-1 in tradecraft in ~March 1961 (Bee UFGA-1247 of 10 1961) observed that he already had a grounding in clandestine The case officer also characterized AMFAUNA-1 as intelligent fellow\" and \"the most astute member of the team\" Compribing himself 1 and AMCUT has\n\n[\n\n1\n\n09\n\n011 in Cuba (a0 of March 1961 {t 10 noted that two have diffarent that nafther f0 hi\u00f8 nane and that all throe depandonte have differont It that 10 th\u00edrd wifeS\u00ednce AMFAUNA-1 Of hfe S/w correopondonco ft 18 that ehe hae Bone cho way of her tyo\n\n18 \\_ AMCUTLERwho queetioned on thie po\u00ednt, Baid that that he hae boan only once ha8 only one child fron the information 10 not conbidered becaube the laat point 39 directly contradicted by AMFAUNA-1'8 PRQ Part I wh\u00edch he \"rote himbut it 10 included here for what it be worth. Zded that brother hae no Bexual relationg with hie oxcept ie conbidered ncrmal and acceprable by Cuban\n\n19 \\_ The elemente AMFAUNA-1 motiwation, then, include and a taste for work \\_ Althouzh \"antiConnuni may be an overworked expreBsion it tc apply in case of Falange)and the Service )can be taken indicatorg Also included ghould be the 10ss of a fre{ght forwarding bugines which Btarted out in 1959 but folded after yeapoof CASTRO ' 8 revolutiongovernment Finally although these factors did not exi8t when he wae recruited AMFAUNA - 1 affected by the death of AMCUSP-1 )and the imprisonment his fa yet ther)\n\n20 , It 18 evident from his that AHFAUNA-1 great personal Batisfaction from his the CASTRO regime\\_ His connection with KUBARK provides him with the means to do work . Thie i8 believed to be \u00e0 trong element of control There have been to test control by ordering tc do Bome thing or from doing some thing else, and the control i8 believed to be effective\n\n\n## Previoua Hietory of the Operation January to May 1961\n\n21\\_ AMIFAUNA-1 was engaged in form of clandeBtine work againgt the CASTRO regime early \u00e03( December As with s0 much elae in tbis operation are lacking but it is known that he already en understanding with Identi whom he had known for twenty December 1960 Identity-29 introduced AMFAUNA-1 to IdentityV' 21 (an MAR coordinator from Matanzae who had been introduced to ~Identity-29 by one of the members of her group Identity-28 fdentity31 in turn brought in Identity-26 = @ fellow MAR coordinator ty-29 '56\n\n22 , In Januarypl]961 AMEAUNA-lolcame legally to the United State8 tiogether looked up their old fr{end AMJAG-4 who at that time w\u00e1g 'heavily engaged in with the groupe AMJAG-4 introduced them to a JMWAVE case off:cer them to return to Cuba to form contacte with a8 nxany groups a8 and to report their progre88 through wa8 JMWAVE 8 principal agent in the paranilitary field\\_ inlthe JHWAVE area at time were Identity-19 and Identity-23 met and with whom were later to work \\_ work they\n\n09 23 . AMEAUNA-1 , and returned in {anuary 1961} They dispatched Identity-16 t\u00f6 the Escambray ) IdentitySancti and Identity-37 Bayamo \u00e1nd Santiago de An courier wa8 into touch with the guerrilla leader Identity-15' and ANCUSP-1) % went to cienfuegos with Identity-19 to make contact8 with there\\_ put\n\nClabbipication s E C R E T\n\n\n## d\u00edd\n\n25 \\_ Io Bupport of AMF AUNA-1 and it that JMWAVE into bank account of AICUSP-) and the latter would prov\u00eddo the In Cuban from hielown inaide 0\n\nAMCUTLER-) and AMFAUNAs1 working together a Cuban Army oicer sta rioned at the(San Antonic delo and for the invaaion\\_ #MFAUNA-1 alco contacted the officer Julian and arranged its Burrender Identity-34 hoad of thelOA in Pinar del a cutout \\_ He had another agent the Identity 36 and had already ted AMFAUNA-11 , of of Foreign Trade )\n\n26 \\_ continuad to buey wfth peparationg for eupporting the April invaaion They contacted who , at Baleanen Identi 'and al8o for Iden 20 who Intondad to a Although AMFAUNA-1 knew all paople he compartmonted to that Rfter the arrobt of the 0f he nad some difficulty contact with 0(\n\n28 (n 18 March AMBUNG-J were arrested the G-2 Vh\u00edle holding clandescing meeting At firgt not regarded 88 too Beriou8 a matter The G-2 had broken into the meeting only after having been alerted by behavior of a wonan l lookout, and it was that they had no real evidence care to JMWAVE area 196 and returnedlagain to Cuba on (0 Btill optimiBtic either be or could be helped to escape However the other apparentlyfconfessed and implicated and who Here executed (on th the wave of accompenying the April 17 invasion took asylum in and AMFAUNA-1 went temporarilylinto hiding (l\n\n29\\_ On 27 April 1961 AMFAUNA-1 resumed operationg by sending Identitieb 24 25 27 collect order of battle information Matanza; Identities 26 and returned to Havana to report \\_ EIdentity-25 remained in Matanzas , and Identity-24 was caught by the G-2 , to\n\n30 In 1961 Identity-30 inforned AMFAUNA - 1 that kind 0f csonepiratorial activity wa{ ng on in the of AMCOG- 2 He arranged to meet her through 30 whom theceafter uBed cutout to her . May goi\n\n31, This phase of the is diagramned in Chart B participating in thig phase were separated from the by known causes :\n\n\n## By arrest and execution;\n\n\n\n\n## b By arrest and detention:\n\n- (1 ) Identity-24\n- (2 ) Identity-28\n\n\n## c or escape to the U , 5 ,\n\n- (1 ) MCUTLER-1)o(\n- 2 ) Identity-23\n\n\n\nUFGA-470;\n\n\n## June to November\n\n32, In June 1961 AMFAUNA-1 #king rogular ube 0f He needod contact wfth 1n aeylum \u00edn varioub and her hu\u00f8 band) 8 natural choice or Job With tho doparturo of 29 30, AMFAUNA-1 80 cutout AHCOG-2 who to hin for her abil\u00edty to obtai lthe plomatic 2 4 In 1961 he genc out Bome ord\u00f8r information obtainad by Iden-fty-\u00ecl\\_\n\n33 , Identity-21 continued to Identities 19 and 20 until they fook auylum He served 88 AHFAUNA-1 '\u20ac fo Ideat\u00edtv-50 was \u00e0 cloge the (inurgent RAMIREZ For curoute to Identity-21 AMFAUNA - 1 firgt and then ANFAUNA-8 AMFAUNA-8 1 served 88 10 Hentity-45 about whom nothing more is know/1 than h\u00ed6 name\n\n34 \\_ AHFAUNA-1 developec another contact Gswaldo RAH1 RE? thie Period ingthe person of Identity-52; (close relative of RAHIREZ\\_ and a former leutenant Jin the Rebel Identity-5 2 met and Identity-21 on 27 October 1961 and then remained in tcuch through Identity-51. few weeks ter Identity-52 was arrested\\_ to Army la\n\n35 At Bone time during the period June Moveinber AMFAUNA b\u00ebgan collaborating with AMBOA-1 The origin of this collaboration is not known , but it Ppears that the initiative was taken by AHBOA-1 \\_ AMFAUNA-1 reported that she had revealed to him the fact that she has a channe l of S'W communication to KUBARX and that s he had claimed to be friend the widow of AM\u00c7USP-1)p AMFAUNA-1 asked JHWAVE to confizn her bona fidee was done AMBOA - Lgthen AMFAUNA-1 cutout to Identity-14 a (Cubana in receiving information from identity 4 0 an employee @f Cubana sone time prior to November 196 1 Identi fired from her arid held for interrogation by the ty ~\n\n36 \\_ During the same period addec the agents:\n\n- AMFAUNA- 23 (for descri:tion\n- 15e5 above)\n- AMFAUNA~ 5 (for description paragr'aph 15e abov\u00e6 )\n- c Identity-41 \u00e0 person \u00e0llegedly was collaborating with several other clandesrine had two sub~agents in the Ministry of Public Worksoldentities 4 2 43 \\_ No production has been attributable to these people -\n- d Idertity-46 Gerk in the Ministry of \u00c7ommunications) allegedly was able to obtain Ghe and Czechos Nothing ever' came thig contact\n- Identi to the Chief of the Revolution ary Armed Forces AMFAUNA-} obtained some order of battle information froin her apparently on an unwitting babi8 In August 1961 he reported that he was dropping her because she was strong Communist and had given him information which he considered of doubtful reliability.\n\n- f Identity-48 a foreman(on the Havana dock) who provided order of battle information\n- 8 Identity-49 (Chief of Maritime Police in Although his recruitment was reported AMFAUNA- 1 never mentioned him again.\n\n\n[\n\nUFGA-4703\n\nand AAFAUNAHavana until he able to Bet a\u00f8ylum for fn the Ecuadorlan the\n\n38; Ihio pha\u00f8e tho AMFAUNA operatlon 1n Chart C were Beparated fvon operation by knoun C8u8e8\n\n\n## and d\u00f8tention:\n\n- (1) 1 86 took in the aped\n- (2 ) Identity 20 and took aaylum in\n- (? ) {interrogateo b\" but Juration of her detertion ia not\n\n(u ) Idertity 52 ,\n\nBy asxlum:\n\n- {1 ) Identity 21\n- (2 ) Identity 37 \\_\n\nPrevioyg History of the @perasion December 1 96 1 to April 196 2 :\n\n39 \\_ During the December 1961 to April 196 2 continued to use cutout to The latter Was 2 4 0 lead in March 1962 frcm Identity-13 ; one of her @iplomatig conto 8 dibaffected Cuban Army officer She turned thie over to AMFAUNA-1 and the latter held his firgt mee ting with AHfAUNA-4) in AMFAUNA- 2 5 automobile was also used alterna te cutout to Identiry-11 , woman with contacts(in the Cuban alternate wa8 AMFAUNA-8 \\_ was arrested in February 196 Accord to account of the incident in his No 8 3 of 25 February 1962 Identity-ll had been meeting a Inember of CASTRO ' 8 AMFAUNA- 1 had warned her not to trust the man , but she met him the following and was caught with him\\_ AMFAUNA-] commented that sone of his other were not compartmented from her , and he had ordered thern to go into hiding. He did nct identify these other agente Preguiably they included AMEAUNA- 2 and AMFAUNA-8 day again\n\n41 AHFAUNA-3 recruited during and used a cutout\\_ to Identity-1 the Havana the insurgent leader(Oswaldo According to an by the Cuban. G\u00f3vernment (RAMZREZ action 196 2 \\_ have contrdicted th\u00eds the matter remaing in doubt\\_ However according information obtained by sone wa8 arrested in his home in Havana in late April\\_ For \u00e0 discussion of the possible security implications of this connection Bee paragraph 59 below 296 to\n\n4'2 = Identity-51 who during the period June? November 1961 , had been Berving a8 \u00e0 link to the RAMIREZ group now be a contact with Identity-54. \u00e0 of who Bhe disillusioned counter-revolutionary As to Identity-54 uBed Identity-53: As far the recordg snow , no regults were ever obtained from this connectionto\n\n0843 . Identity-14 dcfected during this period \\_ 2s did Identity-57 , another Cubana Airlineg pilot whom AMFAUNA-1 had recruited and wa8\n\n2\n\n\n## S E C R E T\n\nUFGA-4703\n\n150 above AHFAUNA-1 to have an excellont netkork how 0 matter for It 10 Buppobed that 1e handl\u00edng the\n\nAMFAUNA-21 and AHFAUNA-22 both amployeee Rancho Airport) mede and AHPAN- 12 (who hab and to own to JMWAVE) found hfe wey Into tho All three known to AMFAUNA-5 , and 18. belleved that 18 probebly the cutout to then ,\n\nIdentity-55 and Identity-56 were mentioned briafly 88 active during the period fron De\u00e7ember 1961 to Apz11 1962 , The former had contact to have Into hiding} any ca8e nothing mcre on h\u00edm. The latter an egent Of in (antlago de January 196 2 he ard avaf 9 chance to 80 into a8y gone ting\n\n46 \\_ AMFAUNA-11 remained active durin; thi6 period anc AMFAUNA- 9 10 , and 12 were added to the operaticn. descriptione of agents \\_ paragraph 15 above .\n\n\nThi8 phase of the in . Chart D . The following people participating in this were separated fron the operation by known causes : phaae\n\n- \u00e0 Bx\\_arrest and detention\n- {1) Identity-1l\n- {2 ) Identity-12 \\_\n- defecticn:\n- (1) Identity-14\n- (2 ) Ijentity-55\n- {2) Identity-56\n- (4 ) Identity-57 \\_\n\n\n## Production;\n\n48 JMWAVE records do not show the tcral number of AMFAUNA report8 disgeminated since January 1961\\_ Ine figure at and i8 believed to be nearer one hun Ired if the present frequency of disbemination can be \u00e0 criterion In content they have leaned heaviiy towardtthie more location of llery , recent tendency toward tical and economic information which is being encouraged by JMWAVE \\_ Evaluations of production are lacking. poli\n\n\n## Security Analysis\n\n49 \\_ The possibility that AMFAUNA-1 is a double agent 18 considered remoce His successful LCFLUTTER the fact (or what believed to be the fact) that his close friend and executed and AMFAUNA-1's character and background al llargue againbt the proposition that he was originally diapatched by the G-2 . it must be admitted that the beaten., Also that there no proof other than the fact that wife in the JMWAVE area and behaving like a widow executedThere 1s documentary evidence ? in the a letter written by a fellow prisoner to AMCUSP -1 9) widow, that he he ld in prigon in March and April However , the person who identified andsburied the body was 5 father, who was subsequently 06 D ;\n\n\n## | 1\n\nUFGA 4703\n\n50 , S\u00edm{lerly that 10 known about AHFAUNA-1 0 backgnound fron AMF 0 Own ombodied PRQ Part I No. confirnation Of avar been Frop th\u00f8re 16 no guaranteo that AMFAUNA-1 10 what he to be For the proof to the oontrary available to JMWAVE he could 80 boen aCSpanl\u00f8h) Comnuniet a momber of the Spanl\u00f8h Falange\n\n51 Thebe pointe are for the but littloolimportanco 18 attachad to then: Th known fact that and (QUANTUM-52 AMFAUNA-1 reliabla that he at Vab not 8 And an unubually Incependont view has boen obtained of AHFAUNA-1'8 operatione through the reporte and of eight of who have to ara in cation with the United The defection Identity-14 and the eBcape and dobriefings of Identity-19 ty-23 \\_ Identity-26 and Identity-29; have cor.\"irmed parte of ANFAUNA-1 8 Finally AHCOG-3 ha8 reported by that i6 AHFAUNA-1 a9d telephone with provide con tinuing check the safety whereabouto of on\n\n- For the Bane reasong 18 heavily diacounted that AMFAUNA-1 been caught and doubled by the G- 2 since his urrival Cuba . Additional indicationg that all i 8till well the fact chat he never omits the Bafety Bigna] that was given him for uBe in that his operational activitiee are consistent character and background and that the reporting of his agents w\u00edth thejr acce88 to information\\_\n- 53 ; Whether AMFAUNA - 1 18 now in danger of being detected, and whether the G-2 could double him if they do catch him , are {wo questiong remaining to be congidered Taking the it believed that the chances of the G-2 running a succebsful CI operation nBt KUBARK through AMFAUNA-1 are extremely slim. To be Bure the G-2 has certein weapons tha tGthey could use againet father 18 already Berv \u00e0 fifteen-year sentence and hie mother and two children are Btill in Cuba a: potential It 18 al8o conceivable that the G- 2 could use AHFAUNA-1' 8 own interest in paranilitary operations lever by persuading him that KUBARK , by neglecting the insurgent leader RAMIREZ wa8 reeponbible for the latter 5 death and has denonetrated its indifference to the fate of the Cuban people\\_ This would all take time however , becaube \u00c2MFAUNA-1' s reaction to arrest at ini would probably be an attempt toamulate his two and In the tine that the G- 2 to break (this resiBtance, would have learned either through hi8 with AMFAUNA - 2 0: the interruption of the chat Bomething i8 wrong with AMFAUNA-1 agai ing down by\n- 54 The risks that AMFAUNA-1 is now running are believed to be considerableFor one thing at leagt ten persons with of knowledge of his clandee 'gine operations have been held temporarily or pormanently by the which is believed to be increasing in competence a8 a Becurity force \\_ For another AMFAUNA-1 takeg chance; by interrogating new and untested agent (AMFAUNA-4 ) in the personal autonobile of his sister-in-law, or by personally trying to penetrate a restricted area And for \u00e0 third, he has some contacts which can be dangerous to him.\n\n\n55 = AMCOG - 2 knows too much about AMFAUNA-1 for the latter 8 It is believed that AMFAUNA-1 himself is aware that this is potentially serious Becurity weakness , because he took the trouble to report it (Bee paragraph 15al above) THe AMCOG operation is iteelf fairly complex one and will be analyzed in a geparate diepatch The aspects it bear cn the AKFAUNA operation are that AMCOG- 2 relatives of \u00e0 very nent anti-Conmunist8 Cuban that they are widely known both in Cuba and in promi\n\n5\n\n5\n\nUFGA-4703\n\nfor {t 18 mattar for wonder. It hag boen runorad bleckmall hold over CASTRO by virtue of of vory daneging informat\u00edon CASTRO , Thoro Day be Bome to rumor 9 young 8 tudent to criminal and the @ld have baen the the timo to proof tham Thie well explaln the fam1ly enjove today . at\n\n- 56 \\_ It would thovg} that an aler: Bervice\\_ which the G-2 of becomin;g, if it 10 from arrceting and an would at leaet to control and monitor by pen tra them \\_ It 18 therefore 8 cauge for that 196 2 an offlcer 0f the Cuban Army ( al-eedly desirou8 02 defecting, introducad Ident'ty-13 to and for concern that AMCOG-2 paaged the lBad along to AMFAUNA -1 who accepted ft with out any prior checking \u00e4nd actually held hi8 neeting with the defector in an omobile tracea'le to Since then , been observed that report8 offered by are an increas amount of AMF AUNA- 1 ' 8 time The illtary manuale turned over by AHFAUNA-4 and to Headquartere via the and the (Madrid ation have not been by JMWAVE 80 \u00edt i8 not yet known whe AHFAUNA-u 8 production can be given sufficiently high evaluation to allay the doubts raiged by the nanner recruitment\\_ Headquarters is asked to advise thie 85 poesible\\_ and to provide traces 09 AMFAUNA-4 try ting Jeep aut ing yet\n- 57 \\_ The other potentially dangerous cor tacts are, as might be expected in the field of para-military activities In November 196 ! AMFAUNA-1 was in touch with Identity-5 2 \u00e0 \u00danephew of Oswaldo RAMIREZ through Identity-51 \u00e0 resident of(Cienfuegos)o Identity-52 arrested) late in the 24AMFAUNA: 1 then developed another to the( Oswaldo RAMIREZ P through Identity-1 2 Havana representative Ivhose cutou AMFAUNA-? woman from Spiritus )now resident in Havana Identity- 1 2 arrested in presuna bly as ar aftera-h of 16 Apri1 battle in whici RAMIREZ Was reportedly killed year grou\n\n58 late earlv June 196 2 Identicy-8 = Person known tv called her in' the companv of a certain (icardo tcobhave had meeting 28 near Trinidad with one Conancante Fide: Perez wh( IZQIIERDO)a letter for delivery to Ideuti Unable to because of the laiter 5 ZQUIERDO)approachedl Identity-8 who introduced him AM? AUN A - 3 t handed Over' che letter . The letter reads May May\n\n'Dear Brotherin-Arms :\n\n\"I and officially report representative to the Mi li Junta of the FND the sad new8 of the death of our comnander-in-chief Oswaldo RAMIREZ cn 16 Apri1 at 9 \u00e0 , In , He in battle together with other 'Ihe certificate to this effect, containing the testimony of Captain BORGE chief the personal guard and of other members of his escort , is in my possession and I will hand it over to you or to anyone designated by the Military Junta of the FND . you greet tary feli\n\n\"The disorganization caused by the above-mentioned events prevented our reporting this news to vou right away , and only now have we been able to make contact with the bearer man who has been working for some time messenger and enjoying the complete confidence of Oswaldo RAMIREZ of ourselves in particular\\_\n\n[ 1\n\n\n## 4\n\nUFGA-4703\n\n\n#ho ocoupy 0f Buprone oommander our Whecher Jt bo or 8 Joint coaand bo daa\u00edd\u00f8d by you,\n\n\"Although tho oontinuad working and aoting acoording to tho down by you and by our will undor\u00f8tend urvenoy 0f tho bearor you hou to arrango In antlclpation of your I ro\u00f8pectfully, 96 you\n\nCapt.\n\n\nE\n\n\n#CARRETERO\"\n\n- 59 , mantionad in Paragraph 15b ODIBEX hae kind of und ft may be that thelr contain to Bome of the raleed by developFor\n- Why did tho RAMIREZ organization not know o\u00ef the arrebt Identity-12 one of ite members which nad occurred at a month previoubly?\n\n- b If the RAMIREZ organization was 80 poorly infornvd about Identity-12 how did know about AMFAUNA-3 , and why did they th\u00ednk she would be the appropriate pergon to the letter to? they\n- c Given the diborganization complained of by the of the letter, and the fact that all have been arranged and held under clandeetine conditiong how to account for the fact that in the naximum of sx between 28 and 3 June when AMFAUNA-1 reported the developmente by S/W Bome thing like the following Bequonce of evente have taken place May\n\n(1) meets HERNANDEZ )near Trinidad in Villas Province and receive; the lefter\n\n(2 ) (ZqUIERDO)travels to Havana and tries locate Identity-12 \\_\n\n(3 ) is informed that Identity-12 has been arrested\n\n(4 ) returns tc Las reporte that the letter cannot be delivered to Identity-12 and i8 told that AMFAUNA-3 Bhould be given the letter' ,\n\n06 to Sancti Spiritu8 and ocate8 Identity-8 who a personal friend Of AMFAUNA -3 and can introduce him to her , and who providentially is able to vouch for the authenticity of ( CARRETERO'9 signature on the letter\n\n(6 ) (IZQUIERDO) and Identity-8 Havana and give the l\u00e8tter to AMFAUNA-3\n\n\n## Future Plang\n\nIt is difficult if to give an operation of complexity the and direction \u00edt neede when the only communicetion with by Becret writing. There i8 neversnenough room in an meeBage for both the pobitive intelligencl reporting and the Bupporting operational detaile and it 18 the letter that suffer \\_ s/w conmunication al\u00e9o inevitably {nvoives a time l0g which; in the cage of operation Bometime8 run a8 h\u00edgh 80 the frenient from town of AHCUTLER-1\n\n8\n\n4\n\n3\n\n4\n\n5\n\n2\n\n3\n\n\n\nUFGA-4703\n\n- 81 0 atop touand 10 planncd to anothar addr\u00f8oa In tho aroa for oxpeotod to funot\u00edon tho dolayo have 0f tho urbonoy of AHFAUNA-1 8 reporte to 8 oparator probably AMGLEN-9 who 8 to activo und not beneoded in the nat 88\n- 62\\_ AHFAUNA-1 be {netructed to break off contact to 1n the affaira of che for AMFAUNA-4 ft 18 that AHFAUNA-1 10 alr\u00f8ady 00 deeply involvod that if he wac not a bona fide Aefocror , damage ha8 already been done Neverth..le8e AMFAUNA-1 of thie 80 that he be to 80 into h\u00edding if Bhould devalop badly Specific wiil De Bent to for AHFAUNA-u to holp value 88 a Bource Also for the 0f e@curity of the operatior be told to Btop taking poreonal and unnecegoary riske such his penetration of a rebtricted boach.\n\n- Fcr the consinued improvement of production pol\u00edtical will 52 sent to him. AMFAUNA- 1 to requirement8 and ha8 already developed sourceb and in the and econon: c areas in responge to {ron JMWAVE \\_ It believed that an increased output higher-priority intelligence can be expected {rom this operation. very\n\nEND\n\n8\n\n\n\n1\n\n15 \\_\n\nElvira\n\nBIOSCA\n\nSEx: F\n\nMiguel\n\nORTOLL\n\n17,\n\nMauricio\n\nMARTINEZ Lopez\n\naka\n\nborrLu\n\nSeptember\n\n1933\n\nBazuero\n\naka\n\n\n\n\n\nof Soparato Cover Attaohment F to ChJaf ,\n\n\n\n@5", "pages": 18} {"id": "doc_f8236312_6a83_4158_8f14_8cc10ca73b1f", "filename": "104-10131-10028.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10131-10028.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_61685cf1_b91c_4557_97d4_751f83492349", "filename": "104-10071-10407.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10071-10407.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nBackground Use Only Do Mot Reproduce\n\n1(8R\n\n1 400000\n\n\n\n080\n\n95=\n\n93538\n\n8, LNERGO FINGERPRINT FORMULA FOR JAMES EARL Rax: 16, U OVER W, 0 OVER L 0 OVER @ 9 OVER 8 0 OVER { OVER @\n\n\n## 2, PLEASE PASS TO LEAISON,\n\nEarl Ray .\n\n\nc/wH\n\nDDP\n\nCI/OP IDO\n\nYINE", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_13522a10_c969_403f_b921_5b1bd22423f7", "filename": "104-10049-10375.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10049-10375.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n- 1 In addition to minerals exploitation in which Mr\\_ William D. substantial investments negotiations are being concluded for the purchase `by the Hamaca in Boca Chica, a resort town near the almost-completed new internaulonal airport, about 30 km east of Ciudad Trujilloo\n- 2 Another activity which is kept very much under wraps is the concession; granted: PAWLEY for procurement and world-wide sale of all new issuesof This activity is managed by Edward P\\_ PAWLEY brother of William, whose office is in the Dominican post office building:\n- 3 'The source sensitive) of the information in para: Nora BRITZIUS , citizen employed\\_ by\\_PAWLEY Ww; in the\\_stamp business\\_ The source volunteered on bagis to Helene I; DAHLERUP at a social gathering\\_\n\n\n\n\n\n10 June 1958 Distribution: 3 Hqs.\n\n\n\n\n51-28A\n\n\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_ea01f551_ea92_4608_bbcf_9a3fe89b919a", "filename": "104-10122-10141.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10122-10141.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "SUBJECT: Robert Mabeu\n\nMr\\_ Robert A born 30 October 1917 #aterviile, Maine\\_ He graduated 'fron Holy cross in and is married College in 1940 Speciel Agent with the FBI from 1940 employed as signing from the Bureau, forned to 1947 upon rebusiness 35 \"Dairy Prirais enterprise doing in baakruptcy in 1952 He then venture culminated the Small Business re-entered Government service was appointed in Washington, the specific duty to tbe Adainistrator with 1954 , he was forced to. Securicy\\_ In February of reasons determined of political political to be the result of backing the wrong party in the eleccions He then up his investigarivc orgarization knon Robert A. C. , was recruited by the Office 0f Security in prcviously to }ir. Robert who sas at chat Special FBI Cunniaghaa tiirough their nutual by utilized 2 covert asset could be by in extrenely sensltive the approval of the Director 0f Jecurity , cases \\_ 8 proposition he was to Subject was oEfered with the stipulation that he receive $500.00 Per onth, that he be on call for novc into his Oln offics and Security agreed the Office of out of bis 9re2, where and inaodiarely took. steps to occupied by Carnine he rented desk space in a suite Bellino , a forner PBI agent and CPA .\n\n\nIn of 1954 , Maheu was engaged by \"British interests\" to check Aristotle Onassis in 1his included technical uhile Onassis Ne\" York office\\_ It was later coveraga of 'Bricish interost\" learaed that the the ulcinate goal of this was Staxros Hiarchus a2d thar Saudi oil doal task to scrap che Onassis/ Maleu tcok the job but his acceptance kith thc fact that would do nothing iniaical to Governnent. to che United States 0f interest Priace Governnent to agcncy . July Azy\n\n\n\nDuring this operation Maheu had his staff preparc 3 paper citing dangers to S. end traze rcsulting fron thc Onassis deal\\_ Throug\u00e0 contacts in FOA, Haheu had Harold Stassen read this paper in the #ational Security Council 0n 22 June 1954 \\_ During this Maheu briefed Scott #cLeod , Assistant Secretary of State for Security and Consular Affeirs 0n agreed to furnish State Commo pouch fecilities subject to Fostar Dulles approval\\_ Maheu briefed J . Edgar Koover and Vice Presideat Mixon\\_\n\nAugust of 1954 , Haneu advised this Office oE his relationship vith Xiarchus Division contacted expressed interest in this natter\\_ Ihey put touc\u00e0 vith Mabeu and furnished piG a channel 8 pouch systen and operational guidance. International as 2 fesult of the Onassis/#iarchus natter aad a result of Niarchus claining Goverment privilege in the case the Agoncy was subsequently identified as thc Governaent agency involvod\\_ Files 0f this Officc reflect extensive correspondence furnished us by the Cffice 0f General Counscl in 1956 regardicg the Onassis uatter\\_\n\nOn 16 August 1954 Subject was graatod a covert security. clearance for utilization 25 an agept under Project I#IXT in the On 30 August 1954 he granted a sinilar clearanco to permit his use {n the Unitcd States as a coycrt associate In Yovezber of 1957 cable fron (Ciudad Trujillo indicated that ha\u00e0 allegedly been involved in a violation of Mann Act in procuring and traasporting prostitutes for President Sukarno during Sukarno'5 stata visit to the United States in 1956\\_ Maheu contacted this Office co advise that the allegations Were uithout foundation and stated that he Iould take steps iprediately to have his attorney that appropriate Dorinican officials would retract the charges \\_ This vas subsequently done \\_ Edward Bennett Nillians acted as \"aheu' s lewyer this natter.\n\n\nIn 1957 information was raceived indicating thac during President Sukarno's visit Moscow in che fall of 1956, he was introduced to a Sovfet the Krenlin\\_ He Jad an affair with her against the adnonitions adviscrs\\_ It was reporced that the Soviets took detailcd filns oE tie affair and that copy wvas sent to thc PKI\\_ In June of 1957 Al FE Division, coutacted the\n\nDirsctor of Security and outlined a projec: \"crein chey envisioned a filn Deing made sinulzcing chis affair\\_ I\u00ea Y25 plaaned chis be in a leaflct for distribucion chroushout sugsesting that Sukarno comproaiscd by Soviecs July Rober: Maheu was given He ucilized 2 trusted of this organlzation (since deceased) and his fianco. after an intensive adninistered to participaats hisself, ucilizing available pictures tha subjeccs \u00e0 hired a studio bhere he instrzctiox the us8 of the \"25 taxen, only Hahcu an8 che txo perticipaats in studio. Ihe project knoxn never coapleted and filn vas not distribu\u00eeed\\_\n\nFiles of this Office reflect 1958-1959 FE Division Was put in touch ganeu this Office {or essistance in arother opertion relating President This ?rpject orizinated 1958 FE Division initially Direc\u00eeor of Secuzic} and briefed hin on the project Basically , Sukarao knox weaxnsss for Caucasion }ajeu vas given \u00eehe locete fenale-candidate Hc advissd that proainsnc atcorney \"nan abou: town could a favorable .results and given CSA @ July 1968 made witcipg of CIA interest\\_ The fenale candidace a Well-to-do vidow 35 years age , resident 0 considered a2d excremely In August of 1953 the Project HARPSIAR concurred the COPS the DCI. plan\n\n- In Septenber 0f 1958 of this Cffice et in briefed on Agency iaterest in che Later wich in under true Iana and cold of governnencal interest trae socially by On the saze (25 Septenber 1958) introduced Joseph Saith 25 Joseph Sins) \"a5 briefed 01 the assignnent, iniicated that day\n\n3\n\nexpected 0f her statcd that could leavc che councry in 45 On 24 Septer\u00f2cr 195; \"Sias' wita tize she va5 old she 2 was \u00eeold would 05 censibly be ner secretary buz in fect, tue woul\u00e0 look to for dircccion be,\n\nRecords of this Officc not reflect the activities of during is known that did but dus that on official business, she tine Conseguently purposc of the nission vas las5 contacte #ith the Agency in the forn telephons call 12 April 1961 when sac called a sterile line ane talked to Tovar 25 She one had party Sukarno in Los Angcles 0a va5 interested ip spozsoring chis party. response given\\_\n\nIn June of 1959, 3 covert securicy zpproval issucd the use Maheu by IO Division in ordcr for to be advised of Agency interest in Files of this Office do not reflecc or no: this \u00e0one \\_ Or 7 Cctaber 1959 coyert securicy \"2s srapted for Mr. usc in request for approval indicated be cnployed by chc of relatlons in the Ualted States \\_ Mr \\_ later involvescat in the curerent of feninine conpanionship the latter sta\u00eee visit to the United States forch in Attachment A. King\n\nIn August of 1969, Richard Bissell, contacfed the of Secusicy regarzing che Roselli Details concerning this are se\u00ee forth in Actacbaenc\n\nIn 1966 infornation w\u00e0s receivec by the Agercy irdicating that the the chziraaship Bdward V Long , that his testizony was kis relationsaip Onassis Savros Hiarchos Gizacana 'Tle Subcomaittee vas invasion 0f privacy particularly use of eudio devices privafe invescigators. In July Senetor Long Has alerted to tie f2ct the Agency had had sensitive operational contacts Maheu. Scnatoz Long was told che Agency bed used Xaeu che Years on a of occasiops but that he bad never been to engage in any #iretapping cagageu in eny such actiyities our Sehalf \\_ Officc of Securicy files 40 Or did before this Subcogrittee, although it appears thar he did Rot, b\u00ff\n\nIn Jenuary of 1971, in light the involverent of Kahea in a exscutives of the Hughes Cozpaay the Director of Security reconnended to the DCI all existing clearances Kaneu Associates Be The DCI concurred in this reconnendation\\_\n\nFiles of chis Office reflect c\u00e0az Subject s kith the the G , in Ecuador .\n\n\nA Chief Can\u00eeral Covsr Scaff the Inspeotoz General datc\u00e0 19 Cctober 1973 , delincates the CCS an\u00e0 Robert Maheu Asssciates \\_\n\nthe possibility tha\u00eb Subject vas in a ieak of infornation concerning 2 sensicive Staff project is Set forch 1a\n\nSubject's son Peter Roberc Maheu a staff eaployes of the Agency and 0f this Office fron 1963 Ilo enployes \\_ Iz February of 1969 , Peter was graated 9 cozert security approval a5 23 eaployee of Associates for use\n\nSUBJECT: Robert Maheu\n\n1 Ir cornection 'with through 18 April 1959; thc of Secuzity reques\u00eeed to render special support. during the ad Y\u00f2rk phases of the tour Accorz to Norraa Paal Hussein Los Angeles visit) and.it errzngezerts re source the ordax to sssurS 2 Xirg\n\nOn 1959 2 clcared Office c\u00ea Security contact ascad arrange a partx for California Ihis Vas done. by is 2 attoraey 2cd figure pre3 covert security 2pproyal nse by FE Bivision By pra-arrangeaest during che caursa intredvce\u00e0 to 2 tiae actress \\_ For che duratio? of 7 April 1959 , Je aad Xiss Srierds It vas by party dos\u00efred to Hiss and duriag bis stay 1S: April 1959> glng Xing\n\n3. On 13 Apri} 1959; errangezents vere to rent tha 2n Offfce of Sacuzity source, at Long Beach Long Island for the period 14 through 18 April 1959. to '\u00f2e used as confidential piace and Xing At was registered at 1ll East Nev Yoxk under Mrs\\_ Texas bzckground f Miss Ca 14 April 1959 LaTrash Isiard over as City, che nee by of 224 2 hired chauzfeur arrived XusseinMiss 18 \"pril 1359 2nd his four to five hours. day \\_\n\n- 4 . During ce staj at thc Zong Beach sice, discussed che csse at representatives Sae speculeted sourCCS of iaforzation tazt she had been to the press; Additionally of deep feeling for Hssein a2d conaented King\n\nout to sere 1 party panioa for At the tine she sai: she zaclear as to just wanted her Ia case said, \"I employed DJ the waat g0 Miss said She rejecced che proposal but ta the Party . becaze bia nost charaing.\n\n\n- 4l1 personal contac\u00e3s here 2ffili2cic2: \u00efs no or \u00edndication in che fiies in case that referescc\\_ is believed never to Miss and as f2r as \"fronted\" for rrangezeats. Office Securic investigetion 1959 of reflec\u00eeed no substanzive derogetory inforzatior regazding Her.\n\n\n2\n\nSUBJECT: Tha Johnny Rosolli Matter\n\n- 1 In Augusc Richard Bisgell approached thec Colonel Sheffield Ednards, 1f tie Office any assets that action Ihe aission\\_ targer vas Fidel Castro. gangscer-cype its Becauso of of the project The 2 saa11 group was vas briefed and gave his approval\\_ Colorel Chief, MX Division, vas 'briefed\\_ but all details of Certaia ISD and Cazzunications personnel Participared in the ipit\u00edal Planning stages but not of the purpose of the nission. only\n- was contzcced, briefed generally tha project, requested to escertain could deyelop 2n entrae iato gangster olesents. advised that he had Johany Roselli Several occasions wnila visiting Las Yegas Roselli caly casually. chrough clionts but beep given to understerd taat Roselli\\_ 425 bigh Rexber the \"Syndicate\" and ccatrolled all tha Haheu Roselli= as relations 4as to a clieat several interaational businass firas vbich losses in Cuba result of Caszro 5 These firs convinced that Castro'3 the answor to the problea and vere willing to 2 price of $150,000 for its successful accomplishent. It to be to Roselli thaz thie Unlted States Goverzaent not and skonld not becona avarc of this operation.\n\n- 3 . aade to Roselli Or 14 Septenber 1960 the Hilton Plaza Hotel, Jaxes 0'Connell , Office of Security tbls neecing identified to Roselli a5 2n exployae Df 0'Connell actively served as Roselli'5 contact 1262 at which tine he phased out due an oyerseas assignment\\_ Rose\u00ecli's\n\niaitial rcaction sas avoid getting involved but through s persuesion he agreed introduce to friend , San Gold Roselli ic claar any zoney he believed chat Gold vould feel che Hay \\_ of these individuals ever fnnds \\_ paid\n\n- 4 \\_ Durirg the 25 Septenber 1960 , Habeu Introduced to Gold at the Fortainebleau Hocel Miani Beach\\_ also as \"Joe\" who Kas supposedly 3 courier operating between Havara a2d Several veeks later Maahen phocographs of bocb of these individuals i2 the Surday Supplenental Parade. identified Salvarore Giapcana Saztos the list of che Attorssy cen vanted described as the Chicego Cieftan of the Cosa Nostra and successor to Al Capoae: the Cosa Xostra boss of Cuban cperations. this upon ascertaining chis inforzation\n- 5 In aiscussipg the Possible methods 0f accozplishing Sar suggestad to firearrs bat thar he be. furnishcd soze type in Castro' s food drink. Gold he bad 8 noninee in cke person Juan Orte, a Cban #ho had been receiving kick\u00f2ack payzencs for 2 gaabling interest and still bad access to Castro and. still in financial\n- SD to produce six pills of.high lethal content vbich ver then delivered to Orta by sevaral \"seks Orta apparently got cold feec and asked out of He suggested another candidaca severzl attenpts vithout success ; \"Joe\" chen indicated Dr\\_ Aathony Verona, of the principal officers in the Cuban exile Junza, bad becone disaffected wit\u00e0 the apparent iaaffectual progress of Jwta and Verona asked chat he ba given $10,000 for organization vorth of cosgunications DrDoteatial fully exploited thp nission #25 capcelled shoxtly after f Verona advised and che pilis wers retrievsd: At of Pigs\n\nthe project negociatlons Gold expressed concerz abovt wno learned Gold asked Maneu to put 2 \u00f2ug in rood to deteruine the extent of The techniclan involved i thc discovered 1n the process shcriff's o{fice for questioningcalled Haneu in the presezce and inforaed bix that te been detained. Su\u00fasequently the Departzent Df Justi Its iatention to prosecrte Jich the sechnician, the Birector of Secarity bricfed cha General on the circuastarces leading up 5 involvensnt in che wiretap. At prosecuclon Has droppei:\n\n- 47 \\_ In Hay 1962 over 25 Roselli's ic fs not if be used officially chac poinc It subsequently learned fron FBI that Roselli had beea convicted on six coutS involving illegal into\\_ the United Stetes sone Hovescer 1967\\_ 2 Decenbaz 1968 Boselli along four other individuals was coavicted of coaspiracy cheat Deabers of the CIus in 2 riszed rury sazeredorted his Roselli\\_ to Noveaber of 1967 and facing dcporcailor 2t t\u00f9at that he Yould win a1 appeal sin\n\n8 17 Hovezbar 1970 0'Connell, {osalli's first case adzise atcorney, Ed Morgan bad received 2 'addin Rosalli's who stated that a1l avenuas exhausced and Ros\u00f8lli faced deportation: iaddin indicated that if did not intercede 02 he vould gake coaplete witb che\\_Agency \\_ 13 Helns latest ievelop decided tha\u00ca the Agency not in any way assist Rosellf\\_ advised of He staced that he not concerned as it affected bia personzlly shoulc Roselli decide tell 2ll Su\u00e0sequently Roselli or soscone behalf Jacz Anderson detzils of te tvo regarding chis operation on 13 January 1971 and 23 February 1971: Roselli Ha5 last to be In the Federal Pcniteztiery in Seattle Hashington.\n\n\n\n## SUBJECI: Special Projects Scaff Hatter\n\n1 25 Paul Evans Securisy Officer, requested that Office of Security records Jezes R. Phelan and of inccrest in congoction vith a sensiciva SPS activicy;\n\n2 apd Offica of Securiiy records chat an unfavorable article about the FBI in 1965 in the Saturday Evenizg Post Aaditionally M{r Phelan tescified as defens\u00f8 witness in the Clay Shav conspiracy 26 February A reviev sourcBs Teflected Phalan hed published 8 nuRber arcicles, Hr , Carl Duckett, DDISSI; bas speczlated Robert Maheu night have been source of Phelan'5 Several D/S T officers recalled in approxinacely Becezb cr call fron Xaheu r that the Agency had enbarked on nex\\_ not A review various arcicles by Pnelaa thaf he bad sritten sereral scories concerning: Haheu'5. dafanation suic against Howard Hughes. Ia these articles Phelan roported variously chat: Hovard Hughes aig\u00e0t have 5520,000 8 year because of. Hapeu' s Central Iprelligence Ageacy erpertise; Habau raportedly that one of for Hughes CIA to serve 3s a cover for the billionaire's sctivicies, 8 he-refused to carry out; 'and Habeu ciained that that B\u00eds organizetion could becore front for the CLA, Ma\u00e0ea clalris be paid", "pages": 12} {"id": "doc_79715df2_60be_416e_8238_e41dbdac5fdf", "filename": "104-10064-10012.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10064-10012.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "To\n\n\n## DISPATCH\n\nCh\u00edef\n\nX\n\nChief WOMUSE/ICG\n\nREDIOP the Four Navy\\_Deserters\n\n7263\n\nAs noted in reference \\_ forwarded herewith is a copy of the subject memorandum \\_ Please note that the information in the memorandum Paragraph B . b) 1s particularly sensitIve and Bhould only be Biven properly restricted dissemination:\n\n\n\nATIACHESNI\n\nMemo dtd 27 Nov 67\n\nDistribution\n\nC/SB Div w/1 cy attach w/1 cy attach attacb\n\n\n\n\n\n63 CPPY .\n\n\nUNKNOWN\n\n8603\n\n1987\n\nSUBJECI:\n\nA\n\n1 BEIEIREN (Japan \"Peaco 02s or ganlzed 2 polltically eroup of intellectunle purpose to help reBtore peace Vietnan, \" 2 progressive left\u00edst cultured personb banded together 1n tho to tbe dedicated refussl to be tbe orthodox Jepan\n\n3 Tho real force bebind Figbt the to tbe present , bas bcen developrent. YOSHIKARA expolled for role 88 Ieader the 1960 0.S./Japan Security Treaty r1ot6 tben went Lnto fulltime JCP the Secretarlat officiul' 1n cbarge 0f .\u00ednternational relations for the Japan Peace broke with the JCP 12 Iato 1964, followizg tbe rupture In relat\u00edong between tbat year ~ in largo measure dcsire to organizational talente Peace Counittee 3 8 licutenants to give bin the to run functlons\n\n1967\n\n3 for (better than tbo JCP itccif follors thoso tenets) , tbe ex-JCP the background and 9 intelloctuals end leftist cultured per8ons to front for Tbe popular Joung novellst, \"a8 9n extreroly lucky Btroke bas taken to a duck to It bas Biven bim 4 cbance to to to the extent that bo bas been dubbed to pursue\\_ YOSHIKAYA 1n foeding ODA and 60 tbat words viruleat overtones \\_ ODa bas served anothor Vital function for BEHEIREX recru\u00edtipg Bizeable fellow Intellectuale to Join tbe 1 8 thoso Japanese cho bave been or by\n\n4 In 2 1/2 fordat= 1ts office three its @ven oftener 1s Dot because it has to tbe preseat tino \\_ Its bard core intellectual front 1s led and gven body by 8 score 0f {ntollectual the loose Under this leadorsbip superBtructure 1f0s paltry base of only Beveral bundrod Japanese Gtudents\\_ bage 1s fluid and not Hovever upsving dur\u00edng 1967 Dade Guch that JC? Headquarters finally to concern tbat BGEEIREN pro been abgorbed tho JCP'e bave tried to and for end to b0 on ODA , by\n\ntbe rcsult of role In the case of BEEEIREN has reaped bountiful publlc\u00edty, has succeedcd del\u00edcato Japanese publ\u00edc nerve sympathy and pacifigd, open floodgate of Bupport Rhen thls cabe fron the l\u00edmolight, it 18 still most lfkely that a fair percentage of ffsst AB\n\nhasengaged nunber in international activities. It tried to operate in Japan controlled by the JCP most notably Court Of but has been sounaly rudely rebuffed by the JCP. In Epite of thi8, BEHCIREN churned along at own pace= 2 continuing cerlee actlons most of then relat\u00f8d 1n sone to paciflet this regard , BEESIREN bas succeeded cornering virtual monopoly Japanese the 0.S on to promote its ection program The Of the four deserting #hile only points up the fact that BEESIREN , through past organizational Was \"johnny-on-the-spot\" ready and capable 1n Japan 1n to take the ball and all way tb1s case and scored its moBt notable it organized \\_ (Attachment 2 16 a more notable activitios since 1te founding. Attachnent 3 is partlal listing of American and otber to bave been in and\n\nB.\n\n\n1: Tbe medin indicates tbat the four left Hent AROL , up vallowing around Tokyo 8 four to enbark ot But , up to the fonr could fairly be categorized gone astray 1n 4 foreign and due to Blapped back 1p trnditional Navy Justico wben finally decided to Btop fun and go back to the Bhip. S0 for far frow yet get they\n\n3 But Instoad of returalug to volitfon cte the four nade contact that this Just colnc\u00eddencc four to contact BEIEIREX . that indicate 0 But , once for thc (Attacbncnt 4 caber 1967 , tbat both and couprenens\u00edve account of Of the caseSven if article ninor {actual and bas\n\n3 tbe fowr contact an entlrely dlfferent ballgane\\_ to capitalize tbis; veteran uho tbat apparatus that could tbo four for froa Japan; bona fides Of the four sa1lors could b0 checked; and @rganlzetion to capitalize the (sucb l\u00edkely tban an independent film producer) Or four young 6ailorb , that there voula bo n0\n\n4 th\u00f8 \"hole proper detailed chronologicnl are still enough 19 through overt and covert Bources , that througb cleurly. bulk put the four: 0n about 26 October , to be hidon out for tyo tbetr exit fron Japan could nunber the bave suited to 0as usod Of 12 Septenber for 20 Bot top\n\nfour desorters \\_ are Bcattered througblout both tho Kanto and ransai\n\nYOSIIKAWA contect oxact case full transcrpt 1s avaflable of calls cade 30 Octobor ffrst YOSIIKAVA to Birst 'S\u00ebcrotary D a private neoting extrescly 02 by \"an day\n\nBEHEIRENcontacted Japan cbock out the the deserters an\u00e2 returned fo 0 11 Novonber ; the Sapkei turaed up in tbat tbe four left Japan on tke Soviet passenger tbere n0 overf nor covert. final phese of tho four boarded But tbe Baikal fron Wobt bighly successful and beautifully @xecuted activity its 2 1/2 year history. Nct only 2 priceless public\u00edty th\u00f8 ranks of invaluable 8 01 donations pour froa over Japan deserters\"\\_\n\n1\n\n2\n\n- 3\n\n4\n\n5\n\n6\n\n7\n\n8;\n\n8 ,\n\n- KUBO Kalnosuke\n- Sbupsuke\n\n(tho\u00edr fatber the Yusuke)\n\nbigh Gchool toacber ex-JCP (tr\u00edca to travel to represent thle-year\\_ but\n\nex-JCP .\n\n\n- 10.\n\n- 11 TCJINAGA Ichiro\n- 12, professor ;\n- 13.\n\n- 15,\n- 16.\n\n- 17,\n- 18,\n- 10, GOTO Hiroguki\n\n1:\n\nforwer\n\nJC?\n\n\n21\n\n22 ,\n\n23\n\n25-\n\n26-\n\n27 =\n\n28.\n\n\n28\\_\n\n80.\n\n\n31- eriter\\_\n\nepployqd at Internat\u00edopal\n\nJuro, SERIZAHA rae; BI\n\n\n## {\n\n\n\nKONAKA Yotaro,\n\n2\n\n- 1 at 3 public , park in streot\n- (Chairpan cf the Students for 8\n- 3, full (16 Noveaber 1965) folloned by anotber fu2l Dage ad in (3 April to Btop tar 12 Viotnad.\n\n- 4 , \"Mcet for Peaco in 4\" 1866\\_ au0 and ' obsorvcrs\n- 1966= Sartre and . Sinone\n- 6 and peace paciflsts late Claude\n- 7 , 4 1n Jannery 1967\n- 8. to and for rest\n- 9; Partic\u00edpation by Internationnl 2 Unlversity to vieit Japan 02 bobalf Df b3 40\n- 10 , to brins to Japan for\n\n\n## 'ECRET\n\nan effort tbat bas\n\n11 0n Ji July\n\n12\\_ first fo in the Fall 1867 secking but South\n\n13 \\_ Atteapted , but fall\u00f8d. duo to to scnd leador to tbe fo the 21 October 1967\n\n14 other activities leaders closer In an cffort ad the usua\u00ef\n\n15\\_ In October 1967 \\_ then 1ntording to make 2 court test Instoad , tyo cr\u00e4erly @nd front Of\n\n16. the defectlon fcur Intrepid. to date, 92 Japaneso boacs Stopsh for \"gay\n\nConwent:\n\n31 1986 Hay\n\n12046,\n\n5 July 1987\n\n8 Septcubcr 1967\n\n1967\n\n1s67\n\n11 Jnly 1867\n\n- 1\n- 2\n- 3 \\_\n\n4.\n\n\n5\n\n6 .\n\n\n8;\n\n10\n\n12-\n\n13\n\n14,\n\n16\n\nA.\n\n\nJ\n\nJoan Baoz\n\nLeague)\n\n8\n\nSane\n\nWar Besieters\n\nHueto\n\n(nou d\u00f8ccased)\n\nQuontia Baggett (Students for Boclety)\n\nprofesgor)\n\nfor Bociety)\n\nB;\n\n18. Ira Morris (Pari\u00f8 expatrlat\u00f8)\n\n19,\n\n21, it\u00f8 first oxperiorce 1p ssumer 1866 for pacanda then in the Journey of wanted to defect to tbe pro\n\n22; 1n fokyo)\n\nto be 1\n\nof tbe Quaker descent ,\n\n25:\n\nKosaku Yanaguobi\n\n1,\n\n2\n\n3\n\n5 .\n\n\n6\n\nborn prcsent buf ia Berkoloy for\n\nUSSR (Soviet Peaco the\n\nJepes Bndicott, Capade\n\n- 7 \\_\n- 8. USSR\n- 8; France (Conite\n\n10,\n\nJoan-Paul France\n\n11,\n\nThfs 8 cogpleto lieting, docs activist contacts abroad. But tbis list 18 prebentativ\u00f8 lai6on abroad , paxticularly\n\nTHE\n\nYOMIURI\n\n\n\nSourccs In Pollcc Deporlment Bald ;ues that the four 'Amerlcans\n\nXUICHL sec Fclry-gencral Of Peacc-For-Vletnam: conferenceTuecday In stay; Jepan a dramatic feleby the . Soviot Baikal which left to have 'Icft Japan irregularly Soviet port of Nakhodko. ~~liner\\_\n\nNot Worried\n\n'In Tokyo::\n\nWhen he: first penniless but practlcallv they qu\u00edte Naite\n\nHe said the hlpple and udon them' that the | they could belng 'found: by The\n\nguard at another for whcn '222 passengers: hama at11.50\n\nHe said the four Amerlcans wanted in Tokyo.\n\n\nYoshlkawva sald , that the wanted lo' JIve Jn whlch 'o.'nd them thelr Engll\u00f8h could h\u00e8y;\n\nThe that dld not told pollce 6on who was senger 'board the shlp they any pa:\n\nNalto and hls friend . Yamao of 'the Behelren 'and dellvered tbe Bchelren help\n\nIt wae 'learned that trade mlsslon' In Tokyo 'scores the Ba\u00edkal through 'the gangway:\n\nBourceg posslble\" that the a painter Of Tokyo, The Shlmbun that he and hlpple had poet and member of {or the-'deserters\\_ 'and Behelrer;\n\nHe cald the four' must the declded to g0 to . somc country the ofl after learned thatsthcy not . live Japan: have they\n\n\n## Beheiren\n\nYulchl of the Japan Peace For told commfttee could not dlsclose 'how, four Amerlcang Jeft promlsed. not to do day ed the report 'that 'the theBalkal 'on November .11 Jcans\n\nIt was the\\_ Behelren' 'blch 'announced for tme Smemberg-\n\nNalto sald nberbefevea~ that the 'four Amerlcans no Interest they communlst ideology\\_\n\ncald he met two the four degerters ~Airman could A. at Jn Shinjuku there around October 20.\n\n\nHe sald that M the four Americans were . lech: 7pinically enllsted US mill: personncL taiy\n\nA spokesman. for the . Justlce sald Tuesday was nothing legally wrong:' In the four Americans ad agreement 'In the Treaty 8ua: 'personnel in idapan understooa stay\n\nHe both wh\u00edch saJd Japanese around they Ing and ' Llndner and the other Jobn 20, and 'Alrman around In palre; Nalto\\_ Balley\n\nhouse In\n\n\u00c9urthermore, Jf thelr exit before 18 aalhor\u00edties to search for there. were no be preferred egainst the {he 'Amerlcans 'Yn Japan and 'helped their departure 1o the {Sovlet;' Unlon;\n\nSANKEI (Full)\n\n\n## seanen?\n\n\nNovenber 1967 21,\n\nDegerter\\_Seamen Not in' Japan More Any\n\nSron Japan or the 13th\n\n(New York November' 20 Correspondent Tadashi ONODERA). Professor 'consented to an interview from the U.S: aircraft carrier Intrepid. At the interview held on the l9th , with Makoto ODA acting a8 its representative) contacted anti-war organization in the U.S., and at thisand 'meeting 'the four seanen in a room.in an apartment the 9th noteworthy , statement that \"those four but are 4 Japan they\n\n4\n\nLL\n\nProfessor: \u00e0 pacifist'activist asking him to \"send someone to Japan to hear the stories the 0.S.\" I have been in Japan twice, and I also once served as special assistant\\_ During that' tine = I became friends with Beheiren representative ODA' and other intellectuals in Japan. It was for these reasons that I was given I personally have pever.participated in the 80 far . (I} 'actively japan\n\n\n## #\n\nProfessor I arrived. in Haneda on November: 8, and met the The. place of interview was in a !partment house' in Tokyo, but ! who owned it; However.,on both days , I talked 2efor nore than three hours on each occasion (according .to an investigation made by the public security authorities\n\n7o\n\nNhat were\n\nProfessor: Tbe desertion was completely. the J:persons It Geems that the four when the Intrepid -entered , Yokosuka Port on October . 17; and were per to go ashore for rest for one week . seanen self-advertisenent or that were giving false reasons\\_ I am convinced that war, they they they .\n\n\nProfessor On the n\u00efght of the 23rd, two before the Intrepid was' d\u00fae to .6ail the four went to Shinjuku; and told the people whom met that \"we are fed up with war The the. four Jived with soue hippiee (according 'to this paper'8 investigations they include Mr K. a and vanguard artiet Finally\\_ daye they they A, ,\n\nwere taken t6 Beheiren by a \u00f8tudent 'who spoke Engliah (according to 'this paper's investigation this was Mr\\_ a Waseda University student) After that\\_ I cannot 6ay where they were hidden\\_ they they\n\n2\n\nProfessor: My purpoge in 'visiting Japan was to dissuade :the; four I even their fatherland. At: the time I met-them \\_ it would only receive light punishment if reported back immnediately\\_ saying that they \"had missed their ship However their determination was firm? 'and my persuasion\\_had no effects\\_ they . 'they\n\n0 The four seanen'8 desertion was. announced interview given by Beheiren? during that period?\n\n\nProfessor: I:ascertained 'that point 'too 'However 'they firmly denied had voluntarily consulted Beheiren \u00e0s to whether they should publicly announce thc 2 intention to desert , and. if s0, they are the four geanen. now and where are they planning to 80?\n\n\nProfessor: I am certain that the up 'until the Llth, the I left for home. already knew fully well that it was not possible for them to obtain asylum in Japan\\_ even said that will prodably have soe thind nation \\_ which is neutral. (The public security authoritie8 judge that the four seamen left Japan immediately after Mr\\_ YOUNG'& persuasion, and consider that probaly were and before the when However Mr were in Japan uP uaril the night of the llth; were smuggled out of day they They they: they four Beamen were too\n\nProfessor: When th\u00e8 filns were publicly shown there excitement, with rows and cameranen , I thought I would be exposed to persistent questioning by the FBI and the CIA; after I returned bome far I 'Section 'It seemg ;that: American.authoritiee a fuss over: the matter\\_ bigt\n\nProfessor: A certain television 'station asked !the mother;of, one of saying: son is' a most. ,average: American youth\\_ ordinary 'My quite\n\n2\n\nKHI", "pages": 17} {"id": "doc_37e4b77c_2ede_4fc8_8be0_122d21a742aa", "filename": "104-10147-10304.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10147-10304.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nASSASSINATIONS CIRCUMSTANCES\n\nSURROUNDING ASSASSINATIONS OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY AND DR MARTIN LUTHER KING THEY INTEND To 'PURSUE LEADS IN POR\u00cfUGAL To JAMES EARL CURRENTLY SERVING TIME FOR KING MURDER THEY BASING THIS INTEREST INFORMATION That RAY Was In LISBON BRI\u00c8FLY IN MAY SHORTLY BEFORE HIS APPREHENSION 4\n\n2 MR OF HE Wants To ESTABLISH \"CORDIAL R\u00c8LATIONSHIP\" WITH APPROPRIATE PORTUGUESE 'NATIONAL POLICE AND HOPES To ENLIST THEIR ASSISTANCE INCLUDING ACCESS To THEIR FILES IN LOCATING And INTERVIEWING POTENTIAL WITNESSES:4\n\n- 3. DEPARTMENT EMBASSY SUGGESTIONS As To BLAKEY SHOUL PROCEED .\n\n\nDATE:\n\nORIG:\n\nUnit:\n\nEXT:\n\n2 2 22 8\n\nOMF 0\n\nSTAFF\n\nDCI\n\nDIRECTOR\n\nCONF=\n\nINFO: FILE\n\n0\n\n0\n\n0\n\n~Retuan To\n\nPER\n\nl25a8)\n\n4 WISH To CALL ABOVE To `ADDRESSEES 'ATTENTION STATIOnS ARE SOLICITED FOR ADVICE OR ASSISTANCE\\_ RTACTION COOPERATING FULLY WITH BLAKEY. COMMITTEE INCLUDING ALLOWING THEM ACCESS To DIRECTORATE RECORDS, AFTER SUITABLE 'SANITIZATION FOR SOURCES HOWEVERBELIEVE TO INTERVIEU POLICE WITNESSES ANd 'RESULTING USEFUL INFORMATION OBTAINEDIF ANY, OVERT FUNCTION WHICH BEST .BE H\u00c1NDLED BY OR OTHERS Who ALSO 'BE IN A POSITION To BE PUBLICLY RUOTED OR IDENTIFIED IF NECESSARY \\_ Y\n\n5. STATIONS) EXPECTED To. PROVIDE EMBASSY BEST ADVICE IF SOLICITED BUT REQUESTED OFFICERS IN NEGOTIATIOnS EVEN IN THEIR COVER CAPACITIES. IF CIRCUMSTANCES THIS ADVISE BY 'CABLE 5o That THE MATTER CAN BE APPROPRIATELY HANDLED WITH BLAKEY AND DEPARTMENT:. 4\n\n{SOVERN}; COORD: DC/LA {LAUDER} , {BERGER};\n\n{KATROSH}; REL: DC/EUR {ESTES}u\n\nDATE:\n\n14 NOVEMBER 1977\n\nORIG:\n\nMASOVERN\n\nUNIT:\n\n'EXT:\n\n1542\n\nDEUR/BC\n\nDC/EUR\n\n\n\nREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE I5 PROHIBITED\n\ncoi\n\nTog\n\nE 2\n\nCL BY:\n\n2\n\nIMPDET", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_028271ef_f708_4b13_b441_f39e9e1bbc01", "filename": "104-10073-10279.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10073-10279.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nTo\n\nINFO.\n\n\nFROM\n\nChief\n\nChief Bloc\\_Div; Chief Far\\_East\\_ Division\n\nChief WOMUSE /ICG\n\nof\n\nStation\n\nSUBJECT\n\naction REQUIRED\n\nREDTOP\n\nREFERENCES\n\n(ToKxo\n\n7263\n\n(6-3\n\nAs noted in reference , forwarded herewith is a copy of the subject memorandum . Please note that the information in the memorandum Paragraph B . 4 . b) is particularly sensitive and be given properly restricted dissemination\n\n\n\nATTACHMENT\n\nMeno dtd 27 Nov 67\n\nDistribution\n\nC/SB Div attach 1 C/FE w/1 cy attach 1 C/OMUSE / ICG w/1 attach\n\nAETURN TO CIA Background Use Only D\u00f6Not Reproduco\n\n\n\n098BY\n\n\n\n\n\nHUMBER\n\nFJTA-53626\n\nDEC 6 1967\n\n\n#Qs FILE MUMBER\n\nUNKNOWN\n\nBeheiren and\n\nthe\n\nFour\n\nX\n\nNavy\n\nDeserters\n\n3 for (better than tho JCP itsolf follors thebo tencts) , the exJCP organizers the background and up nucber .Of to front fos BEHEIBEN Tbe choice of QDA Makoto and populer Joung novellet, to chief front Cba\u00edr : an for BCHCIREN bas taken to 9 duck to It chance unbridled vort to latent up to the extent tbat been dubbed at long laat to pursueODA 8 60 tbat words and take anti-Arerican overtones served anothor vital function R Bizeable of to Join the (Attacbuent 1 a bave beep 28 or\n\n4 In {ts 2 1/2 year history, fordats 'althougu it office three tires podified its 2 \"Magi organization because bad to tbe preseat Its bera core , Becretariat organization 1s rub by and bis licutenants\\_ intellectual {ront lod by ODA , and Bivcp body by score Or like-minded intellectual who form the Ioose boay Activist lcadership: Under leadorsbip supexBtructure 1f08 8 paltry babe of Beveral bundred Japanese students. forcsl 50 fte Bupportexs 16 flu\u00edd and not precisely ccasurable. However the base support noteble stridcs that JCP Headquarters to noto to draln Off 8 vould have beep abgorbcd ipto the JCP'8 have tried to belp 0 actfons and have been responsfble for fts to be only\n\nS E \u20ac RE T\n\nthe verge rcsult of 1ts role In the case of the BEIEIREN ha8 reaped bountiful publlc\u00edty, a del\u00edcato Japanese publ\u00edc nerve of opening floodgate of Bupport over Japan. Rhen fades from it 18 still most lukely that a fatr percentage of of\\_popular support fhe fisst tine future activities, thy in international nnti-Viotnan Mar activities\\_ It bab tried to Co~ operate certein front in Japun controlled by the JCP most notably the Jepu\\_Committee War CrLmes 12 Vielpam activiti\u00ebs culunated been soundly and rudely rebuffed by the JCP . fts pace; continulng 6er\u00edee antl-Vietnan actlons mo8t of tben related to th\u00f8 American pacifiet movement. In tbis regard , BEEEIREN hassucceeded in cornering Virtual monopoly Japanese contacts with the anq has effectually capltalized on this to promote Its action program. case of the four deserting wblle 'apparent lucky windfall only polnts up the fact that BEEEIREN , through past organizational work and promotional \"jobnny-on-the-spot\" and capable (unlque 1n Japan 1n thl\u00f8 regerd) to takre tbe ball and BEHEIREX ran way case and scored 1ts most notable since organized . (Attachnent 2 18 more activities since Attachnent 3 2 and otber foreign pergons have beon\n\nB:\n\nTbe available overt uedin Do Indicates tbat tbe four their went APOL , four to But up polnt, tbe four could fairly be categorized gone estray in foreign and due to Blapped back trad\u00edtiopal to stop back to So far , far fron unique, get\n\nBut tbefr volitfon 'or beipg approhcuded Bbaro Patrol the contact that this just 2 coinc\u00edcenco tbore pre-plannlnb by tb\u00f8 four Iboro that indicate But , contact , fast for 4 f8 2 22 1967\\_ tbat 1B botb and comprehonsive account of of tbe case articl\u00f8 obould tbe basic factual bas not boen by , ttcy and\n\n3, the contact witb an entlrely d\u00edfferent ballgano\\_ to capitalize on tbis: veteran to recocniza the that bad come that could for tho four; for fron Japan; tbe bone fides Of tbe four sailors could noney and orBanlzation to capitalize on the preporz fllm fox th\u00f8 independent f11m producer) the four young sallorb , 80 that ing the #hole proper detalled chronoiogical orRer 1s through overt and covert Bources , that adept bandl\u00edng of Cab0 througb olearly. follow a1l part 0f bulk 08 put\n\nbold of tbe four: on to be hiden out for te rranged. IbiB prosentod BEHEIREN 4 puaber of leaders bave to leader 2 \"Bicb usod 12 September for 30 vould ba bighly su\u00edtable Bot top\n\n\n\nbclcaders are 6cattcrcd throuchiout both tho Kanto and Kansai ters, hss ret Soviet The of in this 1s avaflable of ard second by 8 later extrezcly delicote without doubt tbe day\n\nc flew to Japan out the fides of the deserters and returned to (Attocboent 5 translation 2 dated version 0f his tbie case;)\n\n5. The' turaed press tbat four left Japan tbe Soviet passeager Koveuber . tbere no overf nor covert. this 0f case 0f four boarded in tbis But #fth successful and beautifuily executed activity 1 fts 2 1/2 year history. only the in publicity tbat tb\u00f8 ranks of 1t8 supportera be invaluable 8 are 6t11l pourinb 1nto' BEHEIBEX Beadquartcrs froa 311 deserters\"\n\n1\n\n3\n\n5,\n\n6.\n\n\n7\n\n8,\n\n8 ,\n\n13,\n\n16\\_\n\n17 ,\n\n18,\n\n18,\n\nKUBO Kalnosuke\n\nGOIO Hiroyuki\n\n1\n\nforuer JC?\n\n\npopular novellet\\_\n\nthe lat\u00f8 Yusuko)\n\nb\u00edgh Bchool toacber \\_\n\nex-JCP (tr\u00ede\u00e2 to travel fo U,S. to represent denonstratlons denied # vica to anter ex-JCP ,\n\nplayuriter profoBsor \\_\n\n0\n\nfilm director\n\n\n#iter\\_\n\n22\n\n23~\n\n24.\n\n\n25,\n\n28,\n\n29\\_\n\n30.\n\n\n31;\n\natc; KIDOKORO Hasao,\n\n3E CRET\n\n\n\n2\n\n- 1 Gt 8 public. park Streot\n- U. the Students for 8\n- A full pago advertisenent fn Tines (16 Noveaber 1965) follored by anotber full Dage ad\n- 4 for Peaco b\u00f8ld 12 Tokyo 1n Augubt and attcnded Daclfiet lcadere and obscrvers\n- 5. Jean-Paul Sartre and Sinone\n- 6 \\_ Nationwide Gar Jate Of France , Mbat of South Vietoed,\n- 7 , 1967\n- 8 . 4 continuing progran 02 for rest\n- Partic\u00edpation by to attead 1n early 1907 , followed by a2 unsuccessful atterpt 46\n\n10\\_\n\n\n## ECRET\n\ntonr on tbat bas Dot\\_ fruition but Yet\n\nJ\\_ Participatlon 1n tho Stockholn dolcgatcs July\n\n12 Quakers pRcifists, and Earle ffrst to op sccona tripi in the Fall of 1867 , scckinf but to eitbor North Huyuolds #wutb\n\n13\\_ Atteapted , but ` failod duo to to obtaln U.8visa to Gcad BEHEIBEX activist leador participate the 21 October 1967\n\nCurrontly carrying out \u00e0 funa ra\u00edsing cacpaign to Gend an Other activitics leaders closar th\u00f8 French In under 28 tbe\n\n15, In October 1967 , in front 2 court test Instcad given tuo orderly front of 8 turn to Followirg tbis effect\u00edvo activ\u00edty to date, 4 stops for to \"gay\n\n2 0211547 , 31\n\n22\n\n14 Octobar 1958 Hay\n\n10 1967\n\n27 Sopteubcr 1967\n\n2967\n\n11 Jly 1867\n\n- 1\n- 2 (novelist)\n- 3 , Dave Dellinger\n\n5;\n\n6\n\n\n## 7,\n\n8\n\n8,\n\n10;\n\n12\n\nKarl Heyer\n\nBradfoxd Lyttle\n\nChorlotte Tburber\n\n(Students %or Bociety)\n\n13\n\nHuxray 'Lovln (Boston professor)\n\n- 18, Bobert Ockene to Bod\n- 15, Cerl Oglesby for\n\n16.\n\n\n17,\n\nJoan Baoz for\n\nLeague)\n\n2 Sano\n\n- 18;\n- 19,\n\n20.\n\n\n21,\n\n32\n\n29\n\n28*\n\n1,\n\n2\n\n3\n\n5\n\n(divorcad but separately\n\nip Japan)\n\nthe ssumer 1866 1n csplolting for prc paganda in the Of an defect to tbe\n\n\"converted\"\n\nto be 1\n\n\"chief of tbe Quaker Action 1n tbe U.S\")\n\nstudent at borr 1n 0.8.; present unclear) (ormarly profegsor but in Berkolcy\n\nClaude Bourdet , France to Support\n\nCanada\n\nGabita Wuslepov , USSR\n\nSE 0 RET\n\n- 7\n- 8, Konstantin Shugnov, USSR\n- 9,\n- 10. and Simone\n- 11,\n\nSouth\n\nThis 19 not, by 3 docs activist coutacts abroadBut tbis list 18 prescntativo the \"ner left\"\\_\n\n\n\n- Rational)\n\nTHE\n\n\n\nYOMIURI\n\n22\n\n\n## Lefi Aboard Baikcl\n\nSourccs In thet the {our Juesgan\u00e7way\n\nYision aPpearance in dramatic Sovict ~liner Bwikal arc believed to havo Icft teleSoviet port of Nalchodko. which Far East Moscow Japan lest\n\nWhen he Not Worrict frst met the deser penniless 'butwere practlcall' the . de! unconcerned, appeared they quiti guard for Jistcd '222 clght passengers: the hama ac: departed '11.50\n\nYosh\u00edkaiva sald that serters wanted to Ilve asked {nelr\"Eich could\n\nYoko | without not Jlve 'found by they being Japanese\n\nIt offand trade mlsslon and Ba\u00edkal through 'the gangway: speclal Embassy Tokyo\n\nYUICII) Of PeaccFor-Vletnam CommIt'tee 4; pfess the: war In; Jopan but: .ie Behelren could not Japan stay help\n\nNovember 11 th\u00e6he watchmen told pollce son who dld\"not Bee,any persenger the the shlp am, thcy pas:\n\nHe ` said the four \\_\u00c4merlcans wanted to' llve In and Japan,\n\nHroml 20, painter Shlmbun 'that poet and member of the for the. acted 96go-betweens Behelren; 'deserters\\_ and ar Tokyo\n\nHe sald both whlch borrowed hlpple , frlends around clothIng they they {rom hang; Ing\n\nHe said said on cheap lifc; and drInk food Bhochu. udon hlpple Japanese\n\nNalto and Beheiren 'and delivered tbe thc Behelren Nalto\n\nNalto sald he met the\\_ four two In 'October 20.\n\n\nYulchl general Of secretary: | around told (Beheiren) not dlsclose committee could Amerlcang ''the promlsed ! had to do day ed 'that the. 'Amer 'on November by the Balkal It the Icans Japan\n\nfor the tme crew 4\n\nthe other two ~Airman M 20, and Alrman prenice Crle In Palrs; Balley Barlllar\n\nHe the understood . that Apinically tech: US four\n\nBalley ana Jn Hayamiyacho;; to 25 let house there were no be preferred egainst the who \"protected 'Americans Yn 'Japan and 'helped thelr departure to the\n\nHe the declded to `go have country 'via ofl after learned thatsthcy could A sald ~Tuesday th\u00e1t wrong iwashe nothing Jegelly Amerlcanslleaving Japan {our . Americans because the Japan-US agreement 'In the thelr'rantees the rlght t\u00f2 personnel come' to Etay they 'MInlstry mllitary leave\n\nJf thelr exlt before Nerl !Japanese pollce to search he added for them, sald nberbefevea the 'four Americans they communlst ideology;\n\nSANKEI (Full)\n\nNovenber 1967 21,\n\nDeserter Seamen Not In Japan More Any\n\nWent: to Tokyo and Iried to Dissuade Them; fron Rth or the 13th\n\n(N\u00ebw York\\_ Correspondent Tadashi ONODERA Professor U.S: 'consented to an interview w\u00edth. this .reporteron the question of the four Anerican 'seamen who deserted 'from the U.S: aircraft carrier. Intrepid. At the interview held on the 19th with Makoto ODA acting as its representative) contacted an anti-war organization in the U,S., and at this Professor YOUNG hurriedly visited Tokyo and 'meeting 'he four seamen in a room.in an apartment ,house in Tokyo\\_on the 9th 'and lOth; tried to persuade them :to return but ar0 'J 1 they follows\n\nProfessor: Beheiren a pacifist activist in the U.S, asking him \"send soneone to Japan to hear the seamen. and anounce I have been in Japan 'twice and I al6o once .served as During that' time I became friends with Beheiren representative ODA' and It was for these reasons that I as given this:assignuent I personally have never participated in the 80 far When: did you arrive ip. the four\n\nProfessor I arrived. in Haneda on November: 8, and met the four seanen The. place of interview was but ! cannot was and However on both days' I talked fully with: these four seaten, 26for nore than three hours. on each occasion (according to an investigation pade by the public security authorities Professor; .YOUNG. arrived Japan towand the evening of the Bth, and stayed at Hotel Tanakanwa'In Shiba, in\n\n\n#\n\nWhat were the notives\\_ for these four . seane; 5 'desertion?\n\n\nProfessor Tbe desertion was completely the decision.of these four ;persons It four 'seamen: decided not retuin and were 2V mitted to g0 ashore for rest for one My ' impression .on meeting these seamen was that they were definitely not deserting for the purpose of C self-advertisenent or that were giving false reasons I am convinced that to per they they.\n\n\nWhat were the movenente desected? they\n\nProfessor On the night of the 23rd, two before the Intrepid was:d\u00fae 'to .6ail, the four vent to Shinjuku, and told the people whom they met at \u00e4 bar happened to vi\u00dfitthat \"we The one time the four Lived with sone hippies (according 'to this paper's investigations; they include MrK. , a Btudent of Tokyo ' University' Liberal Arts Department and vanguard artiet Finally , daye they A, ,\n\nwere taken'tb Beheiren by a student 'who spoke English (according to 'this paper's investigation this was Mr. a Waseda Univer\u00dfity student) After that kere hidden by Beheiren. I cannot say where were #c:hidden, they they they.\n\n\n{\n\nProfessor: My purpose in visiting Japan was I explained to. them what the results of their desertion would be\\_ I even told them that would never again be permitted to Btand on American their fatherland At the time I metthem= it was: atill.at where saying that \"had missed their ship However their deternination was Do effects \\_ they they\\_ they they interview given by Beheiren?\n\n\nProfessor; Ifascertained 'that point 'too 'However firmly denied\\_ had voluntarily consulted Beheiren as to whether should publicly announce thc intention to desert and ,if 80 in what form thi8 should be madethey they they now and where are they planning to go?\n\n\nProfessor: I up 'until the Llth, the I left for home, However they already knew fully well that it was not posaible for them to obtain asylu in Japan \\_ even said that third nation, which is neutral\\_ (The public security authorities judge that the four seamen left Japan immnediately after Nr YOUNG's persuasion, and cons\u00edder that probaily were apd before the when Beheiren. annoupced their 'dgertion-at.a press 'conference; However Mr were in 'Japan up Therefore, the; possibility :16 strong that they were Gmuggled .out of Japan by:ship day They they:\n\nfour Beamen Were\n\nProfessor theie bigi excitenent, with rows and I thought I would be exposed to persistent questioning by the FBI and the CIA , after I returned but; so far I Section about the circunstances fuss over: the matter\\_ home\n\nPr\u00f2fessor: A about her son'8 life\\_ This mother was ,couletely :perplexed a most average His ;school ,records were quite; ordinary\n\nKH", "pages": 16} {"id": "doc_996824ed_95f4_476e_8c67_0d0bef347fd1", "filename": "104-10115-10074.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10115-10074.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "BATISCA;\n\nCuban 8 8 tralnlng Camp fo\u00ef Lureano 1n frou DAVIS 1 Len\n\n\n## 13 December 1967\n\nand 8 Cuba?\n\n\n5, Eociosures 3\n\n8 Cubzn erile, Vab 8 bnnker . 8 PQA 1n December 1959 [2 8 1n Eyena, Ciba letter 1n SubJect' Kovir{ento Derocrata KIRALY, Preslient; offered tbe yitb vere Covert Staff Infornation\n\nDETAILS:\n\nDur\u00edng an the FBI Richera DAVIS advised that 528 1n wbere te cerved tbe lev York Fol\u00edce thet been sent fro\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nby 1n response to reauest by DAVIS for mn to Hork a luber brsness ubIcb he connected Tbe bore near Wben tbe nearty, pen beczre dfsgruntled end vere to proceed to thefr fare b\\_ck to Marf \\_\n\nOf the naneB of tbese Gen were \u00e08 follova : VIctor Fernando FERNANDEZ, apd\n\n2 -", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_994902d3_7982_4d22_932c_78851eb46a21", "filename": "104-10123-10022.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10123-10022.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10123-10022\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nSECKEI\n\nWhon Fllled In)\n\n\n\nBY\n\nAction\n\n0\n\nYES\n\nClassify To File\n\n\n\nX-REF To no.\n\n\nfile Rid Oret. 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Although scheduled to commence at 0930 hours, Senator Baker did not show up to swear in the witnesses until 1025 hours at which time he administered the oath to McGillen, Robert Ritchie, Martin Lukoskie, and Erich Isenstead and then left. day Mary\n\n\n## 2. Background:\n\n- a. As a result of previous sessions with Senator Baker \u00e0nd his counsel the following Agency witnesses were scheduled: Mary McGillen, Robert Ritchie, Martin Lukoskie, Erich Isenstead, James Angleton, Richard A. Krueger, Steven Greenwood , Dr. Sidney Gottlieb, Thomas Karamessines, Frank 0 'Malley, \u00e0nd Jacob Esterline.\n\n- b. Those witnesses who were able to assemble were met as a group on Saturday, 2 February, with Mr. Lansdale, Office of General Counsel, and myself meeting each one individually. It was pointed out to all that:\n- (1) Their appearance before the Committee was voluntary; the Agency was not directing them to appear, but, of course, the Committee had the power of subpoena.\n\n\nSigner\n\n\n\n\n\n- (2) They had the right to a private counsel and that Mr. Lansdale and I would sit in with them during the session and that our principal role would be to assure that the questioning did not into sensitive areas unrelated to \"Watergate. get\n- Earl\u00ff in the hearing of 4 February 1974 it became clear that the Committee could in no way handle the five witnesses scheduled for the and that the Committee counsels had not had sufficient time to absorb the voluminous written material that we had provided them earlier in the week. As a result, with the agreement of Committee counsel we unplugged for now Messrs. Angleton, and 0'Malley. Also, following the day's testimony which ended in the late afternoon, I stayed on into the evening to review all of the material that we had provided to the counsels to make sure that would make better use of the time of all involved. day, they\n\n\n## 3 Presession Agreements:\n\nPrior to the hearings Thompson agreed:\n\na To the security arrangements which I outlined (see attachment).\n\n\nb. Io treat the testimony as exhibits under the 1 February 1974 understanding reached with Senator\n\n- Co That he thought it would be all right for us to have a copy of the transcript, but he didn' want us to show it to scheduled witnesses. (This is a fairly remote possibility because of the delay in getting transcripts. )\n\n\n## 4. Mary Louise McGillen:\n\n(Saturday Miss McGillen had mentioned that she had had a roommate who somehow knew Marchetti and that the former roommate had told her the Committee might be interested in talking to her, feeling that she had information relating to McCord's employment in the Agency. )\n\n5:\n\nMiss McGillen testified from 1025 hours until 1040 hours and her testimony was completely uneventful. She identified Mr. Hollis Whitaker. Also, her uncertainty over whether McCord retired in 1970 or 1971 raised a possibility that she had seen McCord in Agency Headquarters in 1971 after McCord had retired, but eventually it was clarified that she had seen McCord before his\n\n\n## 5. Robert Ritchie:\n\nMr. Ritchie testified from 1040 hours until 1235 hours, with Ihompson questioning Ritchie for about 65 minutes. Ritchie acquitted himself extremely well and there were no surprises in his testimony.\n\n\n- a, Liebengood brought out the sudden TDY to Head quarters from Miami following the Watergate incident.\n\n- b. Some confusion arose because Ritchie was not sure of the date he took over Martinez, he thought it might have been some time in March 1972, when in fact it was late in April.\n\n- It is obvious that the counsels have some conflicting testimony concerning the discovery of Martinez' car in the Miami airport following the arrests in June 1972.\n\n\n\n## 6. Martin Lukoskie:\n\n- During Mr. Lukoskie's testimony, which commenced at 1300 hours, I moved to go off the record a number of times on the following points:\n- a, Thompson wanted to know who we dealt with in General Foods to on cover arrangements. I told him we were getting into unchartered waters because I didn't know where his questioning was going to end up. He said his interest was to find out the names of the individuals and companies with which CIA had a relationship in Mexico over the last ten years. I requested that he rephrase his lay\n\n3\n\nquestion s0 that we could respond only with respect to the particular companies or individuals in which he was. interested. As a concession, he cut down the period from the last ten years to \"since 1971\" and I said we would note his request.\n\n\n- b. Thompson asked about CIA relationships with the Mormon church, the Summa Corporation, or the Hughes Tool Company. (Thompson said he had specific information that we had something with the Mormon church. ) I suggested that if he is interested in whether the Agency had any relationship with these three institutions s relationship with the Mullen Company; he rephrase the question. Ihompson refused to do this and I said we would note his request.\n\n- c Thompson wanted a full explanation of the \"WH I told Thompson this involved a sensitive and active situation which had been explained to Senator Baker and that Lukoskie was not an. Agency witness in this respect, but we would note his interest and see what could be provided. (I believe Thompson has already been fully exposed to the \"WH flap\" in an execucive hearing with Bennett during which Baker asked if Bennett knew what the WH was all about. Baker later told me that Bennett did know, and explained it to Baker. I assumed that Bennett may have gotten this information from Jim Everett; ) Thompson observed the parallel which exists between the position of CIA with respect to the \"WH flap\" and the White House with respect to issues it did not wish to be explored .by the Attorney General in connection with the activities of the Plumbers (an observation I have been expecting for some time, but this is the first time it has been presented directly. ) flap. flap\n- Mr. Lukoskie's testimony was excellent with no surprises and generally paralleled that given to Senator Baker in the Senator's office on 1l December 1973:\n- Concerning any general logs that CCS maintains on contacts with cover firms, Lukoskie explained that internal procedures had changed some time in December 1972 on the information to be maintained in the logs. To assure his respongiveness to a specific question, I refreshed Lukoskie's.\n\n\nmemory on an in a CCS on call in June 1972 between the Agency and the Mullen Company in which it was not clear either who initiated the call or who was contacted in the Mullen Company: log entry\n\n- Follow up: Provide any extant memorandum reflecting the change in information to be covered in the CCS\n- b. In response to counsel's questions, Lukoskie said he had no knowledge of (1) 2 Greenspun memorandum, (2) a Mr. Waite (sp?) of General Foods, and (3) Mr. Hemlick (sp?) of ANA (Association of National Advertisers)\n- The counsels focused in on the meetings between Mr. Hunt and Messrs. Cord Meyer and Tom Karamessines.\n\n- d In characterizing Mr. Bennett as an individual in whom he did not have a great deal of trust, as contrasted with Mr. Mullen, Lukoskie mentioned Bennett's suggestion that Lukoskie would be well taken care of if he could assist in getting unfavorable information on Mr. Maheu.\n\n- 7 Following the hearings, I stayed on with the counsel and we reviewed late into the evening the voluminous material previously provided the Agency to assure that they could make more effective use of the time of all involved and hopefully to get to the bottom of whatever is troubling them by\n- During the session I made it clear that I was puzzled by their ques \\_ tioning during the since it was apparent that had not absorbed the information we had already provided and which we think satisfactorily answers the questions had raised. Restating a that I had made previously, I said that while I did not personally believe $0, their investigation had the appearance of a fishing expedition and that if continued it would be unavoidable that we would have to disclose more and more sensitive information which had no bearing on the case and which I assumed day they yet they point they\n\n\n\nthey had no desire to obtain. I said that I felt th\u00e1t serious consideration should be given t0 either advising Mr. Colby about the particulars, or if that was not Batisfactory, to at least advise our oversight Committee chairmen and ask them to investigate whatever serious leads had been developed in the secure environment structured for the oversight of sensitive CIA matters. Mr. Thompson admitted this suggestion had some merit.\n\n\nLYLE L. MILLER Deputy Legislative Counsel\n\nAtt.\n\n\n\n## Distribution:\n\nOriginal Subject\n\n1 DCI\n\n1 DDCI\n\n1 ER\n\nOGC\n\nIG\n\n1 DDO\n\nOS\n\n1 Chrono", "pages": 6} {"id": "doc_458e2885_4ff8_4b74_a6a9_2325ce38bc87", "filename": "104-10121-10341.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10121-10341.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "SECRET EYES ONLY\n\n\n\n1973\n\nSUBJECT: Robert\n\nA Maheu\n\n- 1 Robert A Maheu was born on J0 October 1917 in Waterville, Maine He graduated from Holy Cross College, Worcoster Massachusetts in 1940. He 1s marrfed and has four children\\_\n- 2 \\_ He was employed as a Speclal Agent the Federal Bureau of Investigation from 1940 to 1947\\_ Upon resigning from the Bureau 8 venture into private entorprise culninated in bankruptcy in 1952\\_ Subsequent to his bankruptcy he was enployed Special Assistant to the Administrator Small Business Administration the specific duty of of SecurityIn February 1954 , he was forced to resign for political reasons fron this position He then established his own investigative organization known as Robert A\\_ Maheu Associates, and rented desk space in 8 suite occupied by Carmine S . Bell\u00edno , a forner Bureau Agent, Certifled Public Accountant and currently employed on Capitol Hill with one of- the Congres sional Committees.\n\n- Mr = Maheu' 8 organization successfully handled number of prestige accounts Including Schenley Distillers New York United Steel Workers Union, and ultimately Hovard Although he has naintained offices In Washington\\_ D.C. and Los Angeles , most recently he res\u00edded in Las Vegas , Nevada -\n- He was inltially recrufted the Office of Secu rity in 1954 and grantod Covert Security Approval on 30 August 1954 . He performed many sonsitive assignments for the Office of Security, and also acceptod assignments fron elements of the predecessor of the Deputy Director for Operations.\n\n\nE2 IMPDET CL BY : 061142\n\n\n\n\n\n5 Sone of those ass\u00edgnments included the folloving:\n\n\n## Kpg Husscin\n\nThe\\_procureDent of feminine companlonship official to (Sec attached Tab 1--taken Jewels\" dun dated 16 May 1973)\n\n\n## Johnnx Rosellf\n\nThe use of 8 Bepber of tbe Mafla an attempt to assassinate Fidel Castro, Initlated 1n August 1960 . (See attached Tab 2 --taken Jevels\" dum dated 16 1973) May\n\n\n## Cover\n\nofflcers of the Clandestine Service Nr : over tho fron 1954 to 1970 to detormine the foasibllity of using fir for non-officlal. cover Actual cover were provided for one officer 1n Mr \\_ Maheu Offlce 1964 to June and enotber officer used the @f Haheu Associates representatfves Quito Ecuador fron 1 August 1968 througb 51 December 1970 \\_ (See attachod Tab 3--Director of to the Director of Centrel Intelligence, dated 20. January 1971)\n\n6 No contact bas Maheu since the ternlnation of. the\n\n3 Atts", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_15fe55bb_58e1_49e2_b518_74df522a72bf", "filename": "104-10169-10005.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10169-10005.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nBackground Use @o Not Reproduco: Only;\n\n\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_343cc4cf_9fee_4b5e_820c_78f0e81daa48", "filename": "104-10105-10133.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10105-10133.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n| | US ILY | | | CONFIDS TIAL | SECRET |\n|--------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------|\n| | ROUTING | AND | | RECORD SHEET | |\n| SUBJECT: (Optional) Manuscript Submitted by David A Phillips | SUBJECT: (Optional) Manuscript Submitted by David A Phillips | SUBJECT: (Optional) Manuscript Submitted by David A Phillips | SUBJECT: (Optional) Manuscript Submitted by David A Phillips | SUBJECT: (Optional) Manuscript Submitted by David A Phillips | SUBJECT: (Optional) Manuscript Submitted by David A Phillips |\n| FROM: | | | | | |\n| EXTENSION NO. 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Drow ooch | from whom |\n| Chief EAB Office of Attached are the comments. | Chief EAB Office of Attached are the comments. | Chief EAB Office of Attached are the comments. | Chief EAB Office of Attached are the comments. | Chief EAB Office of Attached are the comments. | Chief EAB Office of Attached are the comments. |\n| 2_ of Acting Chief, SOG , | 2_ of Acting Chief, SOG , | 2_ of Acting Chief, SOG , | 2_ of Acting Chief, SOG , | 2_ of Acting Chief, SOG , | 2_ of Acting Chief, SOG , |\n| regarding subject | regarding subject | regarding subject | regarding subject | regarding subject | regarding subject |\n| comments fall within caveats | comments fall within caveats | comments fall within caveats | comments fall within caveats | comments fall within caveats | comments fall within caveats |\n| 2) and 3) cited in your 5 Routing and Record Sheet . | 2) and 3) cited in your 5 Routing and Record Sheet . | 2) and 3) cited in your 5 Routing and Record Sheet . | 2) and 3) cited in your 5 Routing and Record Sheet . | 2) and 3) cited in your 5 Routing and Record Sheet . | 2) and 3) cited in your 5 Routing and Record Sheet . |\n| H.R. Keough | H.R. Keough | H.R. Keough | H.R. Keough | H.R. Keough | H.R. Keough |\n| 8 | 8 | 8 | 8 | 8 | 8 |\n| 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 |\n| 12 | 12 | 12 | 12 | 12 | 12 |\n| 13 | 13 | 13 | 13 | 13 | 13 |\n| 14 | 14 | 14 | 14 | 14 | 14 |\n| 15 | 15 | 15 | 15 | 15 | 15 |\n| FORM 610 SECRET INTERXAL UNCLASSIFIED 3-62 OMLY | FORM 610 SECRET INTERXAL UNCLASSIFIED 3-62 OMLY | FORM 610 SECRET INTERXAL UNCLASSIFIED 3-62 OMLY | FORM 610 SECRET INTERXAL UNCLASSIFIED 3-62 OMLY | FORM 610 SECRET INTERXAL UNCLASSIFIED 3-62 OMLY | FORM 610 SECRET INTERXAL UNCLASSIFIED 3-62 OMLY |\n\n\n## Chapter XI\n\n99 10: Thoughl Camp hasTreceived much publicity, there appears no good reason to confirm the use. of this by\\_the Agency Unless we plan on officially opening Camp as training facility, it should not be mentioned. (Check OTR) Page Perry 'Perrya\n\nPage 15: The \"Phoenix Program\" originated before William Colby became DEPCORDS . COMUSMACV . Ambassador Komer started the program and asked that Colby replace him as DEPCORDS so. that there would be some continuity in the effort to dea ] with criminal elements of the Viet Cong infrastructure. It is unfair to subjectively state that the \"Operation Phoenix\" was Colby own aIbatross . Certainly Colby doesn t believe this though he is recei considerable flack from those who would like others to bel ieve that the whole program was one of assassina tion of which Colby, as head of the CIA, was in charge \\_ ving\n\nPage 39 : We're still putting audio devices in coke bottles these techniques and methods should not be discussed since we may very we]1 want to use them again in the future", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_094cdcfc_ad8e_47e0_843f_670431d6948d", "filename": "104-10169-10004.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10169-10004.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nAETURN TO CIA: Background Use Only\n\n\n\n7", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_706daf20_7fe5_4377_857c_354483c3155e", "filename": "104-10119-10183.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10119-10183.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "104-10119-10183\n\n3\n\n44-\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\n\n\n\n\n\nFiu\n\n5\n\n5) 2 4~)\n\n03\n\n6'\n\nN\n\n'~4g\n\n\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nBackground Use Only\n\n5\n\n3\n\nn-4\n\n20\n\nE4\n\nSrunz\n\n23\n\nCaz\n\n3 / 4\n\n42\n\n77\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_75768894_343b_46a3_903e_87f41300b961", "filename": "104-10117-10268.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10117-10268.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\n139/4\n\nSECRET\n\n7 July 1977\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nOffice of Security, Clearance Division\n\nATTENTION\n\nMr. Joe Murphy\n\nFROM\n\nOPl Contract Personnel Divisior\n\nSUBJECT\n\nNotification of Contract Terminations\n\nListed below are contract terminations reccived dur:ng the month of June 1977.\n\n| Name | SSN | SFN | IE | ORG | Termination Date |\n|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------|---------------|-------------------|------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------|\n| Annis, Carole Ann 03, 08 Barga, Judy K Brown, Thomas J. Bull , Katherine S. Walter L. Fishow, Evelyn M. Fr ey, Frederick W Gleason, Robert D- Goodpasture Ann L. Greenslein, Fred I. Hargrove, Erwin C. Jr. Harnage, William A Day , 03,08 | 005428507 519501284 081160726 493440700 507076762 | 672196 654601 | CE CE IC IC CE IC | EA OSIG OGCR EUR | 25 March 1977 26 May 1977 30 1977 29 April 1977 22 May 1977 May |\n| | | 087840 | | | |\n| | | 182961 | CE | | |\n| | | 683575 | | ICS | |\n| | 291180012 | 546928 | | ISS | 3 June 1977 |\n| | 108221041 | 676214 | | OSI | 15 June 1977 |\n| | 210409564 | 676971 | CE | FBIS | 23 May 1977 |\n| | 446149768 | 013914 | IC | IG | 20 May 1977 |\n| | 331261868 | 663902 | IC | OSI | 15 Junc 1977 |\n| | 497325244 | 671272 | IC | OSI | 15 June 1977 |\n| | 223804686 | 619339 | CE | OSIG | 15 June 1977 |\n| Holsti, Ole R | 548404442 | 677885 | IC | OSI | 15 June 1977 |\n| Jensen, Beverly | 564569690 | 391891 | CE | NE | 4 June 1977 |\n| Keegan, Patricia A | 231584387 | 237(31 | CE | | 12 May 1977 |\n| Kiev, Ari | 083267818 | 609830 | IC | | 15 June 1977 |\n| Loecher, Karl F. | 05 1428566 | 789641 | IC | OPR | 30 April 1977 |\n| Martinez, Barbara Jean | 525828737 | 672329 | CE | LOG | 3 June 1977 |\n\nSECRET\n\nCLB Y063837\n\n298\n\n\n| NAME | SSN | SFN | IE | ORG | Termination Date |\n|-----------------------------|------------|--------|------|-------|---------------------|\n| Mc Farlane, Sharon K- 03,08 | 520447069 | 565910 | CE | AF | 8 April 1977 |\n| Minekime, Norman E. | | 600765 | CE | NPIC | 25 February 1977 .' |\n| Montgomery, Jcanette N. | 525501118 | 581225 | CE | NE | 31 1 1977 'ay |\n| Morris, Carol Lce | 567866614 | 622763 | CE | OMS | 5 June 1977 |\n| B Phillips, Judy | 230544853 | 678205 | CE | Commo | 4 June 1977 |\n| Ruth, Roberta Ann | 174309494 | 665671 | CE | OMS | 18 June 1977 |\n| Singleton, Walter F. | 225245972 | 039688 | CA | FRD | 3 June 1977 |\n| Diane M. Irager, | 046445459 | 684186 | CE | Fin | 1977 May |\n| Beverly A Aldridge, | 1835347384 | 465450 | IC | Sec | 17 June 1977 |\n| Anderson, Barbara V_ | 350306996 | 582195 | CE | NE | 30 June 1977 |\n| Bancroft, Roger W _ | 064384161 | 615892 | CE | ODE | 24 June 1977 |\n| Blackman, Edson E.III | 577561373 | | IC | NPIC; | 30 June 1977 |\n| [Brunow, Steven E. | 587802323 | 648746 | CE | NPIC | 21 January 1977 |\n| Carroll , Hugh M. | 215687793 | 641523 | CE | Sec | 24 Iune 1977 |\n| Chedid, Patricia A_ | 578564033 | 660921 | CE | NE | 27 1977 May |\n| Cunningham, Hugh T_ | 083361810 | 024802 | IC | OTR | 23 June 1977 |\n| Dudley George M. | 239283246 | 104102 | IC | Pers | 30 June 1977 |\n| Firment, Lynda R. | 256628421 | 486785 | CE | EUR | 31 1977 May |\n| Frye, Christine | 004685976 | 679551 | CE | Commo | 24 June 1977 |\n| Goodlctt-Bowen, Norma | 054369777 | | IC | VPIC | 30 June 1977 |\n| Barbara H. Gray, | 280446526 | 670101 | CE | SE | 10 June 1977 |\n| Habari, Terpsithea | No SSN | 681418 | FN | FBIS | 28 May 1977 |\n| H\u00e6rms , Werner 0 | 201120242 | 126364 | CA | FRD | 30 June 1977 |\n| Henning, Julia M | 233627239 | 138364 | CE | AF | 27 May 1977 |\n| Heumann, Gertraude | No SSN | 683899 | FN | FBIS | 4 June 1977 |\n| Howard, | 022308200 | 182429 | CE | EUR | 23 May 1977 |\n| Howell, Gwendolyn W | 241907795 | 662197 | CE | OSI | 31 January 1975 |\n| Johnson, Dana C. | 223969825 | 679677 | CE | | 3 June 1977 |\n| Kenney, Ellen Janc | 579523274 | 212436 | CE | | 3 Junc 1977 |\n| LeFcvre, Jane | 032308979 | 532453 | CE | EA | May 1977 13 |\n| Little, Jeffrey K. | 225785758 | 642239 | CE | OTS | 11 June 1977 |\n| Lofgren, Joan M. | 296324215 | 681917 | CE | EUR | 27 1977 May |\n| Mather, Peggy Ann | 485200235 | 646270 | CE | Fin | 15 June 1977 |\n| McCutc he:on, Katherine | 360340786 | 233452 | CE | AF | 29 December 1976 |\n| Morden, Karren F. | 540408060 | 184344 | CE | | 18 June 1977 |\n| Nolert, Marilyn Jcan | 120347691 | 588784 | CE | VE | 13 1977 May |\n| Phillips, Kenneth R | 453068932 | 675394 | CE | VPIC | 3 June 1977 |\n| Ransom, Alison G. | 394505004 | 634937 | CE | AF | 14 June 1977 |\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n\n\n\n| Name | SSN | SFN | IE | ORG | Termination Date |\n|----------------------|------------|--------|---------|-------|--------------------|\n| L). | 485 105490 | 055849 | CE | AF | 27 1977 May |\n| Vagnina, Daniele S. | 231640291 | 641680 | CE | OTR | 30 Jine 1977 |\n| Weaver, Carol M | 380361880 | 586457 | CE | AF | 10 1977 May |\n| Bill C. West, | 113332128 | 015790 | IC | OSR | 13 May 1977 |\n| Williams, James H. | 578701385 | 662217 | CE | LOG | 30 June 1977 |\n| Wolfe, Elizabeth L. | 412667301 | 663774 | CE | OSIG | 18 June 1977 |\n| Franccs A Woody ear, | 579501526 | 133351 | CE | EA | 6 May 1977 |\n| Meybaum , Heino W . | | 051918 | CA | EUR | 10 June 1977 |\n| Rut h C. Edger, | 447461282 | 679606 | CE | LA | 10 June 1977 |\n| Joseph B: Kelley , | 579388251 | 016617 | Consl : | OGC | 31 1977 May |\n\nEmployee Codes CE Contract Employee CA Career Associate IC Independent Contractor Conslt Consultant FN FBIS Foreign National Type\n\nSara Tarchie\n\nOPICPD\n\n\n\n", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_fee51785_455d_48da_9ff9_b4977c72a987", "filename": "104-10119-10182.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10119-10182.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "SUBJECT\n\n16 Fobruary 1970\n\nDroctor of Securlty\n\nComments on Mapu\u00f8cript Give Hamilton BBY\n\npoint,\n\n- 2 8 1t; now convlnced that, CIA porvonnel, witb Tbe euthor'8 claim tbat thl8 book\n- 3, Tbo book Goodwln, Ip his concluding chapter, the opportunlty % the of Pig\u00f8 {ncident to attack and denlgrate CIA. Bey\n- 4, other CIA CoWorkere in the Cuban Project, are given qu\u00edte {avorable treatment. Onc\\_exception i8 General Cabell , wbom the author excorlateb,\n\n\n\n5; 4\n\n6,\n\nCarator\n\nDistribution\n\nOrige 2 2* HIC\n\nwlatt ,\n\nSECRET\n\nEYES: ONLY\n\n03\n\nCol\n\n2\n\n9 Bondor', York,\n\nSECRE\n\n'Apm:\n\nSECRET\n\n3 -\n\nEYES: ONLY\n\nHimlto\n\n3 Jp39);\n\n04 O 0\n\n8\n\n2\n\n3\n\nORLY\n\nEYES\n\n80t \\_\n\n2 79:\n\n94-95)\n\n2 Hanlltoa\n\nSEGRET\n\n1 Dr;\n\n2\n\n1\n\n2\n\n10\n\n1\n\n1\n\n3,\n\n1\n\n\n\n1\n\n2\n\n1\n\n\n\n15\n\n\n\nEYES ORLy\n\n16\n\nSECR\u00cbT:\n\n1\n\n2\n\n17\n\nSEGRET", "pages": 19} {"id": "doc_7c7990b7_2089_4f32_a366_da7f30488c0b", "filename": "104-10112-10148.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10112-10148.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "14-Qoooo\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nSECRET\n\nuse 's request 'Q\n\n\n\nMarcb 1965\n\nSUBJECT\n\nbe granted for Ebe of ZRJEWEL 32 2 8 5025\n\nJune 1965;\n\nChLef\n\n\n\n\n\nTo\n\nCentral\n\nTHROUGH:\n\nOffice\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nCEANGB\n\nTYPE\n\nOF COVER\n\nCENTRAL COVER STAFF APPROYAE\n\n322\n\n{\n\nof\n\n\n\n'SECRET\n\n\n## ENTRY: OR CHANGE\n\nSUBVIT IBIS ENCLOSED IN SEALED ENVELOPB\n\nSecur:\n\nity\n\n8\n\ncover\n\nLnstructed\n\n424\n\n'On the\n\nfrop\n\nONLY\n\nOFRACE\n\nSECRET\n\n0\n\n2\n\nOFF ICE\n\nOF\n\nB", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_fb02844f_c535_41e6_b5c2_628c41c686a6", "filename": "104-10100-10090.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10100-10090.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10100-10090]\n\n\n## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n201-131547\n\n201-338838\n\nADDP ,\n\nHAVE\n\n{NFO\n\n04\n\nOL 01 D.\n\n\n\n\n26\n\nc/w 5, RF ,|vR\n\n0 8\n\n72383.\n\n\nBackground Use Do Nat Repoduce Only\n\n\n\nK.\n\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_10ccdcbd_9c36_41ba_934a_19cdf5ac892c", "filename": "104-10101-10247.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10101-10247.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n- 1 PLRABE ADVISB IP POUCHBD\n- 12312 10 APPLY FISITORS\n\n\n## 0P\n\n20/\n\n8BC:\n\nl6/80", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_877564a2_c18e_47cf_8a7f_fdb71a895e3e", "filename": "104-10062-10005.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10062-10005.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "MEMORANDUM OF CALL\n\nTO:\n\nYOU WERE CALLED BY\n\nYou WERE VISITED BY ~\n\nQ\n\nOF (Organlzatlon)\n\nPHONE No\n\nPLEASE CALL CODETEXT.\n\n\nFTS\n\nWILL CALL AGAIN\n\nRETURNED YOUR CALL\n\nPHONE No\n\nPLEASE CALL CODETEXT.\n\n\nFTS\n\nWILL CALL AGAIN\n\nRETURNED YOUR CALL\n\nMESSAGE\n\n\n\nRECEIVED BY\n\nDATE\n\nTIME\n\n109\n\n0;1977-0-234-508\n\n\n\n9\n\nNR\n\n6\n\n\n## 7\n\n8\n\n\\_NR\n\n'~CI\n\n1969\n\nL Ja Rlinl cl,\n\nContact:\n\nAddresse\u00eb:\n\n1\n\nAnne Egerter\n\n2\n\nGunna; Beckman\n\nRay\n\nSwider\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n~\n\n- 4 Prentice Marheine ~NR\n\n~5 .\n\n\n4 .\n\n\n\"I 9 44\n\nThomas Keenan -kA \" /\n\nDavid Wilsted\n\n- 7 . Luis D Puckett\n- Robert Feldman M / 277- 735 9\n- N' 9 \\_ Glen Widden NR\n\n2\n\nLA,11\\_\n\nFrank Estancona\n\nPeggy\n\nMaggard slaff <\n\n349\n\nSECRET\n\nT\n\n\n\n23/4\n\n\n\n9\n\nu\n\n93-27\n\n1Q\n\n\n\n2\n\n22302\n\nY0\n\n84\n\n\n\n\n## 6\n\n208:22\n\nZae\n\n4dqs\n\n0\n\n0\n\n8\n\nHos\n\nPz\n\nSZDcE\n\n\n## 1BERT\n\n\n## D Do\n\n@N\n\n\n\nWILLIA m GAuDET\n\nOfEICE\n\nOf REPORTS\n\n9\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nLA\n\nMEMORANDUM OF CALL\n\nTo:\n\nWERE VISITED BY \\_\n\nOF (Organization)\n\nPLEASE CALL\n\nFTS\n\nWILL CALL AGAIN\n\nRETURNED YOUR CALL\n\nWISHES AN APPOINTMENT\n\nRECEIVED BY\n\nDATE\n\nTime\n\n6}-169\n\n(Rev. 8-76) Prescribod GSA\n\nEPMR (41\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n4\n\n494610\n\n~\n\n6\n\n\n\nR (s)\n\n2y\n\n7okaa\n\n%\n\n(*\n\nHSc A A . 2 7 29582 . 4) B. M , E 4 C. 5 70 3 K Hawai ( 2\n\nD. Pel M . 7\n\nE .\n\n\n3\n\nF\n\n7\n\ncv\u00ed\n\n31'3723\n\nPee\n\nM \u20ac\n\nVa\n\n2 2/0/\n\n(356-5283)\n\n/0\n\nVon 2076 7 {22 526-63 13\\_\n\nM. Va (893-3325) P 978\n\n{~P\n\n1\n\n2\n\n4\n\n4\n\n1j\n\nJ I 1 0\n\n4\n\n1\n\n~\n\nu <\n\n0 2 &60\n\n~+euLew\n\n'5 9\n\n9\n\n4\n\n722\n\n14-00000\n\n\n\n\n## Qla\n\n7d\n\nRet W ~\n\n94403\n\n(l\n\n\n\nADMINTSTRATIVF IN RNAL USE ONLY\n\n14 Apr i1 197 8\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR :\n\nMr Gary M . Chase Office Legislative Counse1 Coordination and Review Staff\n\nFROM\n\nMaurice A Sovern Office 0 f the Special Assistant to the DDO for External Oversight\n\nSUBJECT\n\nFraser Commnittee Request for Interviews with Retired DDO Staff Officers\n\n1 With refcrence to our /everal conversations 01 this subject, the following are the addresses for the four retired former DDO officers the Fraser Comnittee staff wish to interview:\n\nJAMES J . ANGLETON 4814 N S3rd Road Arlington inia 2 2 207 Tel: Virg\n\nCONSTANT'INIDES 10819 Old Coach Road Potomac Maryland 20034 Tel: 299 - 7430\n\nTDIOMAS 11 . KARAMIISSINES 6726 Kennedy Lane Falls Church Virginia 2 2043 Tel:\n\nW1 LIIAM NELSON 15 Tiburon Drive Corona Del Mar California 92625 Tel: (714 ) 644 - 1 781 Bay\n\n2 Messrs Nelson and Constantinides have alrcady been alerted to the Committec 5 interest and the rema ining Ivill be alerted shortly.\n\n\nE2 IMPDET CL BY 06 2028\n\n\n| INTERNAL | UNCLASSIFIED | | | DENTIAL | | SECRET |\n|-----------------------------------------------------------|---------------------|--------------------------------------|-------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------|------------------------|\n| | | | AND RECORD | SHEET | | |\n| SUBJECT: (Optionol) | SUBJECT: (Optionol) | SUBJECT: (Optionol) | SUBJECT: (Optionol) | SUBJECT: (Optionol) | SUBJECT: (Optionol) | SUBJECT: (Optionol) |\n| Telephonic Request for Addresses and | FROM: | Telephonic Request for Addresses and | Phone Numbers EXTENSION | Pete Bagley an:l Hewton NO. | | Miler |\n| | c/FOIPB/oP 5E13 | | R1958 | 13 April_1978 | | |\n| TO: (Officer designation, room numbor , ond building) | | DATE | OFFICER'S INITIALS | COMMENTS (Number each commenf show whom. Draw line across column after | | from whom comment |\n| | OLC 6D0120 | | | Rodger Per your telephonic request yesterday afternoon, here last known addresses | for | of are the \"Pete\" |\n| 2 | | | Bagley have | and Newton phone numbers | for | Miler . |\n| 3 | | | | Mr Bagley retired COVERTLY and | recommendation | is |\n| | | | | Shep ' s my that if he is contacted be approached in a discreet his cover is not | he blown | should manner Addi- |\n| 5 | | | tionally, | he has so it might be wiser not:: view him at all unless abs\u00f2lutely necessary. | retired it His | in Europe to inter- is |\n| | | | | known address is | | last |\n| | | | | 56 Chemin du Gros 1328 Ohain Belgium | Tienne | |\n| 8 | | | | (NOTE Rodger please additional information | on | call me for \"Pete\" |\n| | | | | Mr Miler retired known address is | openly; | his last |\n| 10 | | | | Star Route Box 344 Placitas New Mexico | | |\n| | | | | | Doris Houdesheldt | |\n| 12 | | | | | | |\n| 13 | | | | | | |\n| 15_ | | | | | | |\n\nINTERNAL USE UMLY\n\n\n| nr AE |\n|--------------|\n| 3 4 9608 |\n| 33 159 Bov ) |\n| 4/30/77 |\n\n13)\n\n7)\n\n19\n\n20\n\n70 l\n\n1 7\n\n1976\n\n4\n\nCae\n\n~\n\nG\n\nwljPrs\n\n1969)\n\n20902\n\n3\n\nCuue\n\n\n## Fox ~ fapar\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n2\n\n\n\n- (Rt. 1972 )\n- 3. 49'175)\n- 4 . 1 2412 Qve\n\n278 - 7359\n\n4\n\n\n\n\n\n- Va\n\n\n## 3.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n1\n\n4\n\nKa\n\n9~\n\n\n## (\n\n2/047\n\nWezz\n\n24422\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## PI FINDINGS\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## AFS FINDINGS\n\n\n\nMPB\n| | | | | CPD FIDINGS |\n|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------|-----------------------------|\n| 1 BISHOP Maurice aka John Bishop, and FNT FIRGAULI Jim Bishop | NR under Maurice Bishop Bishop , John A DOB: 9-23-36 EE Term: 4-4-62 | No Record on Maurice John Bishop (No DOB) applied in 1974 #169122 John Byron Bish\u00f2p DOB: 11/5/42 applied in 1966 #052734 | No Record | No Record See attached list |\n| 27 7450 | Bishop, John C _ EUR-A EOD: 5-20-62 DOB: 1-18 Still on boardBlocked Bishop LOGS EOD: 71-53 DOB: 3-83/12 | John Elbert Bishop DOB: 3/24/43 applied John Kenneth Bishop | | |\n| WIROGUE BREEN George | No Record George A. Breen EOD: 2-3-47 DOB : 12-31-18 blocked REI: 6-28-74 removed 8-9-73 | No Record | No Record No Record | See atta\u00ebhed ce |\n| 4 BREEN Eleanor (card saying this person not r\u00eb- employable per security) | (under contract Dates;2-15-55 through 7-27-56 | No Record | No Record | See attached ca |\n| BROE , William V | EOD: 6-21-48 DOB: 8-24-13 RET:6-29-73 blocked rem:6-1-69 | No Record | No Record | No Record |\n| DELANEY Jim | james E . EA EOD: 7-31-51 still DOB: 5-26-30 with us blocked 6 Jun 77 | James Bryan Llaney DOB: 11/9/46 applies #11o386 | | No Record |\n| | | | No Record | |\n\n\n\n*(4 continued)\n\nBREEN = Eleanor\n\n'ASHIMA Robert S\n\nIIO ,\n\nChester vli\n\nMARIIN\n\nElwood\n\n\n## PI FINDINGS\n\nJerone Fox DOB: 10-9-28 EOD 6-15-55 RET :5-14-75 B Rem: 9-6-74\n\n\n\n\n## AFS FINDINGS\n\nJerryy Fox PROM Boldor Colorado interview\u00e8d by field Rec rejected 3/15/76\n\nJerry Lewis Fox DOB: 7/2/39 applied in 67 #063916\n\nEleanor K. Breen, DDO-X EOD : 4-23-61 DOB: 10-17-21 still with us blocked 5/9/77\n\nNo Record on a Robert S . HASHIMA , Robert M. Hashimoto\n\nEOD: 5/1/52\n\nFE\n\nNo Record\n\nCOB:\n\n12-31/71\n\nDOB: 9/5/24\n\nBIOCKED 3/29/77\n\n(Pete)\n\nEOD:\n\nDOB:\n\nCOB: 1/6/67\n\nOJIRI,\n\nBob\n\nRANDALL , Frederick C\n\nRANDALL ,\n\nJack\n\nKan\n\nDoris\n\nFIN\n\n1/2/26\n\nNo Record\n\nEOD: 9-10-51\n\nDOB: 10-28-26\n\nEOD:\n\n3-23-53\n\nRET: 1-14-72\n\nDOB: 4-27-20\n\nNo Record\n\nNo Record\n\nJ1o.\n\n\n\n\nV2\n\n13.\n\n\n14\n\n5\n\nD.\n\n\n4\n\nBLOCKED\n\nBLOCKED REMOVED\n\n1-12-72\n\n{ -\n\nNo Record\n\nNo Record\n\nFrederick\n\nF.\n\n\nRandall\n\nDOB:\n\nappried\n\nAug\n\nNo in 1973 #162791\n\nRecord\n\nNo Record\n\nNo Record\n\nPerord\n\nMPB FINDINGS\n\nNo Record\n\nNo Record\n\nNo Record\n\nNo\n\nRecord\n\nNo\n\nRecord\n\nNo Record\n\nNo Record\n\nNo Record\n\nH\n\nSee attached card\n\nSee Attached Name List\n\n\n\nSee attached Name List\n\nSee Attached Name List\n\n\n\nNo Record\n\n\n\n118\n\nWOODS\n\nLouise\n\n19\n\n\n\nWHEELER .\n\n\nPete\n\nYAMADA , Shizuo\n\n\n## PI FINDINGS\n\nEOD: 4-21-52 CCSH DOB : 2-20-28 STILL WIIH US BLOCKED REMOVED\n\n\n\nNO RECORD\n\nRobert Prentiss\n\nWheeler\n\nPS Div H\n\nDOB: 10-04-15\n\nEOD: 9-28-52\n\nBLOCKED REMOVED\n\nRET: 12-31-73\n\nDOB: 1-07-11\n\n11-26-73\n\nPB/s\n\n\n## AFS\n\nWOODS\n\nJim\n\nJames\n\nCameron\n\nWoods\n\nDOB: 7/6/30 Applied in\n\n73\n\ncontrol #162100\n\nJames\n\nF .\n\n\nWoods\n\nDOB\n\n4/22/52 Applied\n\n74\n\n\n#170b79\n\nJames\n\nFranklin Woods\n\nDOB:\n\n\n#095073\n\n12/5/33 applied in 65\n\nJames Joseph' Woods\n\nDOB:\n\n10/14/39 applied in 67\n\n\n#059518\n\nJames\n\nNO DOB GIVEN\n\napplied in 69\n\nWoods\n\n\n#103511\n\nJames\n\nMichael\n\nWoods\n\nNO DOB GIVEN\n\nlapplied in 74\n\n\n#171144;\n\nWoods\n\nJr.\n\n\nHoliday Village\n\nDOB: 1o/2o/46\n\nAddress\n\nComerce\n\nTexas interviewed by r\u00e9cruiter\n\nand rejected 8-4-76\n\nWoods\n\nJames\n\nK.\n\n\nDOB: 11/21/51\n\nNo Record\n\nNo Record\n\nNo Record ik\n\nactive 5/5/77\n\nNo Record\n\nNo Record\n\nNo Record in\n\nMPB FINDINGS\n\nNo Record\n\nCPD FINDINGS\n\n\n## No Recoras\n\n\n\nNo Record\n\nSee attached\n| 1 | GOODPASTURE Anne | Eod: 2 - | | |\n|-----|----------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| 2 | PILLIPS David | EOD: 4-1-55 COB: 8-13-58 EOD : 3-14-60 DOB: 10-31-22 RET: 5-9-75 | Blocked Removed 3-27-75 | |\n| | SHAW Robert | Robert Shaw WH EOD: 3-8-48 DOB: 6-18-25 | Still with us blocked 3-19-73 | Robert A. Shaw NPIC EOD: 6-25-67 DOB : 10-21-40 COB: 8-4-73 |\n| | | Robert Shaw Robert M. Shaw, Jr_ EOD: 7-17-56 SEP MIL 10-20-66 | Mil Det 1-9-73 DOB: 6-10-43 SEP: 9-15-73 | SOD Blocked removed |\n| | ZAMBERNARDI , Robert | EOD: 7-30-56 DOB : 5-9-35 COB: 8-20-65 | ISD-H | Blocked 5-4-64 |\n| 5 _ | BRIGHT William | William C Bright, EOD: 2-4-57 DOB: 6-17-33 Blocked 9/7/76 | EUR | William H. Bright AF EOD: 1-30-56 DOB: 9-22-22 Blocked Renoved 10/18/77 |\n| 6 | | EOD: 6-11-51 WH DOB: 9-15-25 | G | |\n| | MANELL , Barbara | blocked EOD: 10-25-51 DOB: 12-4-27 | SR blocked 7-10-58 | |\n\n- 8 WHITE \\_ Allen\n\nRichard\n\n10 \\_ James\n\n- 1l\\_ ROCCA , Raymond\n\nDDP /CF\n\nDOB 2-22-17\n\nEOD: 10-20-46\n\nRET: 12-31-74\n\n12\\_ HUNT , E. Howard\n\nEOD:\n\nDOB:\n\nRET: 4-30-70\n\nBLOCKED\n\nDCI F\n\nDOB : 3-08-17\n\nAlan P \\_\n\nEOD: 10-20-46\n\nRET : 7-31-75\n\n3- 30-/3\n\nRET: 2-2-73\n\nDo8; 12/9/17\n\nNOT UNDER COVER ON CARD\n\nDDH H\n\nBLOCKEDREMOVED 1-14-70\n\n13.\n\n\nKARAMESSINES\n\nThomas\n\nDOB: 7-25-17\n\nEOD: 1-7-47\n\nCOB: 3-2-73 RETIRED\n\n14. DURANT Ramon-Joserh Alverez\n\nRobert J. Durant Jr.\n\n\nEOD: 8-11-63\n\nDOB :\n\nCOB: 6-1-73\n\nWH\n\nC\n\n\n\nblocked removed 4-3-73\n\nBLOCKED 12/28/77\n\n\n## 15 . No Record\n\n16. EJSTOS Charlotte\n\nC .\n\n\nBustos-Videla\n\nDOB: 1-12-29\n\nEOD: 8-27-51\n\n12-31-77\n\n3\n\nWilliam F Coleman EOD: 8-8=48 COB: 5-14-50 NOT UNDER COVER\n| 17 . | SMIIH , Joseph | Burkholder EOD : | REI: 6-30-73 | BLOCKED REMOVED | |\n|--------|---------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------|\n| 18 | BRUNO = Rudy | No Record | | | |\n| 19 | FLICK, Charles | EOD: 4-16-51 DOB: 4-12-19 RET: 6-29-73 | WHG | | |\n| 20 _ | | | | | |\n| 21 | DOOLEY Arthurf | Arthur Edward Dooley DOD: 8/29/55 CI DOB: 1/21/17 RET . 6/29/73 NOI UNDER COVER | I | Arthux E. Doley, Jr EOD: 6/17/65 DOB: 10/8/46 COB: 7/10/65 | |\n| 22_ | IEIBIER , Wesley J | No Record | | | |\n| 23. | WIILINS Howard P. | No Record | | Coleman | Willian E. DOB: 2/12/30 NOT UNDER COVER |\n| 24 | SLAWSON_ W, David | No Record | | | |\n| 25 26 | COIEMAN _ William | William E. | Coleman MIL DET: 12-9-54 COB: 4-23-55 | NOT UNDER COVER OSS | EOD : 12/9/54 COB: 4/23/55 |\n| 27 . | STERN Samel | EOD: 1-12-42 DOB: 5-30-14 COB: 4-12-46 | No Record | | |\n| 28 | MUNRO George DAVIDSON J Deering | Frederick | o Record | | |\n\n- 29\\_ KARTY Floryan Randolph\n- 30 \\_\n\nEOD: 1-28-52\n\nDOB: 1-6-12\n\nRET : 1-31-72\n\nNo Record\n\nNOT UNDER COVER\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n| SENDER WILL CHECK CLASSIF | SENDER WILL CHECK CLASSIF | SENDER WILL CHECK CLASSIF | SENDER WILL CHECK CLASSIF | SENDER WILL CHECK CLASSIF |\n|-----------------------------|-----------------------------|-----------------------------|-----------------------------|-----------------------------|\n| | UNCLASSIFIED | CONFIDENTIAL | CONFIDENTIAL | SECRET |\n| OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP | OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP | OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP | OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP | OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP |\n| To | | | DATE | INITIALS |\n| action | | | PREPARE_REPLY | PREPARE_REPLY |\n| | | dispaTch | RECOMMENDATION | RECOMMENDATION |\n| | | | RETURN | RETURN |\n\n\n\n237 1 -67\n\n\n#USGPO: 1976 202-953\n\n(40)\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nMr\\_ Shepanek\n\n\n## Are 7 38 AH '78\n\nHarry Ahn of EA/J (Ext \\_ 1388) called and gave the following names and addresses of people you had requested regarding a request from the CI Staff for addresses and telephone numbers of individuals identified by James Wilcott:\n\nShizuo Yamada 1131 University Boulevard, West Silver Spring, Md\\_\n\nTelephone:\n\n301 649-1664\n\nWilliam V . Broe Indian Trail, North Scituate, Mass 02060\n\nTele: 617 545-6113\n\nChester Ito 932 7 Boothe Street Alexandria,\n\nTele: 780-0173\n\nJohn Randall 440 Bird Drive Sarasota, Florida 33577 Key\n\nTele: 813 366-0790\n\nElwood Martin (Will provide his address when they get it)\n\nMr Ahn said there were others on the list who are presently assigned to Tokyo Station\\_\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n4\n\nBe acl Sc . 2 95-8 2\n\nM E . 72 3 277 / 8 / 30 / 3\n\nSal 1 Qla Haub au 1\n\n\n\n\n\nMo,\n\n/964\n\n/56\n\n\n\n4\n\n\n\n9k\n\n3 :\n\n\n## NAMES\n\nApril 1978\n| | AASE Jean aka Jean West | 78-u588/1 16 | | Fb 78 |\n|------|----------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------|----|-----------|\n| 3. | 2 ADAMC IK , John P | 78-1057. | 8 | Mar 78 |\n| | ANGIETON James | 78-0433/1 | 6 | Mar 78 |\n| 4. | ARCE Danny Garcia | 78-1057 | | Mar 78 |\n| 5 . | ARIHUR , Edward Iven | 78-0351/1 19 Jan 78 | | |\n| 6. | ARTIME , Manuel | 78-0351/1 19 Jan 78 | | |\n| 7 . | AYERS , Colonel Bradley E. | 78-0351/1 19 Jan 78 | | |\n| 8 . | AZCUE , Eusebi\u00f2 | 78-0070/1 12 | | Jan 78 |\n| 9. | AVILA, Orlando Bosch | 78-1179/1 | 22 | Mar 78 |\n| 10. | AQUERO = Iuis Conte | 78-1179/1 | | 22 Mar 78 |\n| 11 | ALAMO , Duney Perez | 78-1179/1 | | 22 Mar 78 |\n| | AMORES Acelo Pedroso | 78-1179/1 | 22 | Mar 78 |\n| 13. | AE / DIPPER-20 | 78-0070/40 29 Mar | | 78 |\n| 14_ | ARCHER = Evelyn Eleanor aka Ruby Aroher , Mrs Walter Korabials | Ruby Korbin 78-1534/1 | 25 | |\n| | BAKER , Barney | 78-0070/22 28 Feb 78 | | |\n| 2 | BALBUENA , Iuis | 78-0351/1 | | 19 Jan 78 |\n| 3 | BANNISTER W. Guy | 78-0070/9 | 1 | |\n| 4 | BARNETT Welcome Eugene | 78-1057 | 8 | Mar 78 |\n| 5 . | BARTES Frank aka Frank Bardes Bartez | 78-0070/9 | 1 | Flb 78 |\n| 6 | BARTONE Dominick E_ | 78-0351/1 | | 19 Jan 78 |\n| 7 . | BENTON Sam | 78-0351/1 | | 19 Jan 78 |\n| 8 | BINION Benjamin | 78-0588/1 | 16 | Feb 78 |\n| 9 | BISHOP , Martin | 78-0070/9 | 1 | |\n| 10. | BISHOP Maurice, John Bishop, Jim Bishop | 78-0433/1 | 6 | Mar 78 |\n| 11 | BLEDSOE , Mary | 78-1057 | 8 | Mar 78 |\n| 12 _ | Joe aka Joseph Iucerto | 78-0588/1 | 16 | Feb 78 |\n| 13. | BOYD , Elmer | 78-1057 | 8 | Mar 78 |\n| 14_ | BRADEN James (Eugene Hale Brading) | 78-0351/1 | | 19 Jan 78 |\n| 15. | BREEN Bunny aka Eileen Curry aka Carol | 0 Connor 78-0070/22 28 Feb 78 | | |\n| 16. | Eleanore | 78-0433/1 | 6 | Mar 78 |\n| 17. | BREEN , George | 78-0433/1 | 6 | Mar .78 |\n| 18_ | BRENNAN Howard Leslie | 78-1057 | 8 | Mar. 78 |\n| 19. | BREEN James Eckford | 78-0070/22 | | 28 Feb 78 |\n| 20 | BREWER D. | 78-1057 | | Mar 78 |\n| 21_ | BRIAN | 78-1057 | 8 | Mar 78 |\n| | 22. BRIGHT , William | 78-0433/1 | | Mar 78 |\n| 23. | BROWDER , Edward Jr | 78-0351/1 | | 19 Jan 78 |\n\n- 24; BROWN \\_ Mrs\n\n25\n\nBROE\n\nWilliam V\\_\n\n26.\n\n\n27,\n\nBROWN\n\nMorgan Holbert\n\nBRUNO .\n\n\nRudy\n\n28\\_\n\nBUFFALINO\n\nRussell\n\n- 29. BUSTOS \\_ Charolotte\n- BUTIER, Ed\n- 31\\_ BRINGUIER, Carlos Jose\n- 32\\_ Dr Jose Ignacio Rasco\n- 33. BADUA , Fernandez\n- 34 \\_ BOSCH = Orlando\n- 34 . Manuel Artime\n\n35 \\_\n\nBETANCOURT\n\nErnesto\n\n36.\n\n\nBAGIEY ,\n\nTennent\n\n\"Pete\n\n- 1 CABELL, Mrs. Earle\n- 2 CAMPISI, Joe\n- 3. CAMPISI, Sam\n- X 4 CARSWELL , Dan\n- 5 . CASTER , Warren\n- 6. 'CELLINI, Dino\n- 7 CHEEK , Bertha\n\nCHERNE ,\n\nLeo\n\n- 9 CIVELLO Joseph Francis\n- 10\\_ COLEMAN William\n\n11\\_\n\nCONFORTO\n\nJanet aka Jada\n\n12,-\n\n13\n\nCONEIN\n\nCOUCH\\_\n\nMalcolm V;\n\nCRAFORD ,\n\nCRISMAN\n\nF\n\nLee\n\n- 16 CARILLO Justo\n- 17 CROZIER Ross aka \"Roger\n- 18\\_ CRUZ , Miquel Mariano\n- 19. CHAYES 'Abram NR\n- 20 \\_ COLOSACCO, Antbony\n\nHerbert\n\n\n\n\n\n222\n| ~-0070/17 21 | | Feb 78 | | |\n|---------------------|----|-----------------|-----|-------------------|\n| 78-0433/1 | 6 | Mar | 78 | |\n| 78-0588/1 | 16 | | | |\n| 78-0433/1 | 6 | Mar | 78 | |\n| 78-1070/1 | 15 | Mar | 78 | |\n| 78-0433/1 | 6 | Mar | 78 | 78-14: |\n| 775685/2 | 28 | Dec | 77 | |\n| 78-1179/1 | | 22 Mar 78 | | |\n| 78-1179/1 | 22 | Mar | '78 | |\n| 78-1179/1 | 22 | Mar | 78 | |\n| 78-1179/1 | 22 | Mar . 78 | | |\n| 78-1179/1 | 22 | Mar 78 | | |\n| 78-1179/1 | 22 | Mar 78 | | |\n| 78-0070/40 78-1057 | | 29 Mar 78 8 Mar | 78 | |\n| 78-0588/1 16 | | Feb | 78 | |\n| 78-0588/1 | 16 | Feb 78 | | |\n| 77-5685/2 28 | | | | Dec 77, 0070/17 |\n| 78-1057 | 8 | Mar 78 | | |\n| 78-0351/1 19 Jan 78 | | | | |\n| 78-0588/1 16 Feb 78 | | | | |\n| 78-0070/1 12 Jan | | | 78 | |\n| 78-0588/1 16 | | Feb 78 | | |\n| 78-0433/1 | 6 | Mar 78 | | |\n| 78-0588/1 16 | | Feb 78 | | |\n| 77-5685/2 28 Dec | | | | 77, 0070/17 |\n| 78-1057 | 8 | Mar 78 | | |\n| 78-0095/1 | | 30 Jan 78 | | |\n| 78-0095/1 30 | | | | Jan 78, 78-0070/: |\n| 78-1179/1 | 22 | Mar 78 | | |\n| 78-1179/1 | 22 | Mar 78 | | |\n| 78-1179/1 | 22 | Mar 78 | | |\n| 78-0986/1 | 12 | Apr 78 | | |\n| 78-1534/1 | 25 | Apr 78 | | |\n\n\n\n\n## NAMES\n\n\n## MEMORANDUM\n| 1. | DAVIDSON Deering | | 78-0433/1 6 | | Mar 78 |\n|------|------------------------------------|---------------|---------------|-----------|-------------|\n| 2. | DAVIS , Iouis P. | 78-0095/1 | | 30 Jan 78 | |\n| 3 | Richard Rudolph or Ricardo Davis | 78-0070/9 | 1 | | |\n| 4 | DAVIS Thomas III | 78-0070/22 28 | | | |\n| 5 . | Alexis | 77-5685/2 | | 28 Dec | 77 |\n| 6 | DAVISON , Mrs. Hal | 78-0070/1 | | | |\n| | | 78-1057 | 8 | Mar | 78 |\n| 8 | DELANEY Jum | 78-0433/1 | 6 | Mar 78 | |\n| 9 | DeMOHRENSCHILDT George | 78-0070/1 | 12 | Jen 78 | |\n| | DEPUGH , Robert | 78-0674/1 | | 13 Feb 78 | |\n| 11_ | DETORRES Bernardo | 78-0070/1 | | 12 Jan 78 | |\n| 12 | DEVARONA , Manuel; Antonio | 78-0351/1 | | 19 Jan | 78 |\n| 13. | DHORITY , C.N | 78-1057 | 8 | Mar . 78 | |\n| 14. | DIOSDADO Cesario | 77-5685/2 | 28 | Dec 77 | |\n| | | 78-0070/1 | 12 | Jan 78 | |\n| 16. | DOUGHERTY Jack Edwin | 78-1057 | 8 | Mar 78 | |\n| 17 . | DOUGHTY , Captain George | 78-1057 | 8 | Mar 78 | |\n| 18_ | Horatio | 78-0070/1 | 12 | Jan | 78 |\n| 19. | DURAN Silva | 78-0070/1 | | 12 Jan 78 | |\n| | DOOIEY , Arthur | 78-0133/1 | 6 | Mar | 78 |\n| 21 | DURANT , Ramon-Joseph Alveraz | 78-0433/1 | 6 | Mar | 78 |\n| | DIAZ , . Rogelio Cisneros | '78-1179/1 | 22 | Mar 78 | |\n| 23 . | DUNKIN Tom aka John Thomas Dunkin | 78-1179/1 | 22 | Mar | 78 |\n| 24 | aka Billy Littlehorse | 78-1179/1 | | 22 Mar | 78 |\n| 25 _ | DIAZ_ Hignio aka \"Nino\" | 78-1179/1 | 22 | Mar | 78 |\n| 26 . | DAVIS Eugene | 78-1179/1 | 22 | | Mar 78 |\n| 27 . | DIAZ , Eugenio 'Cisneros (No_ 65 ) | 78-1179/1 | 22 | | Mar 78 |\n| 28 _ | DE LA BARRE Frank | 78-1179/1 | 22 | | Mar 78 |\n| 29_ | DOLAN_ James Henry 10/25/14 | 78-1534/1 | 25 | | Apr 78 |\n| 1 | EDWARDS: Robert E. | 78-1057 | 8 | Mar | 78 |\n| 2 3 | EUINS Amos Lee ESIRADA | 78-1057 | 8 | Mar | 78 |\n| 4 | Antonio Carvajal EPSTEIN | 78-1179/1 | 22 5 | Mar | 78 Apr 1978 |\n| | Edward Jay NR | 78-1455/1 | | | |\n\n\n## NAMES\n\n- 1 FAULKNER ,\n- 2 FERRIE \\_ David\n- 3\\_ FIELDS Dr\\_ Edward\n- 4 . FISCHER Ronald B.\n\n- X5. FLICK , Charles\n- 6. Jerry FOX ,\n- 7. FOX , Martin Zamora & Petro Fox\n- 8 FRAZIER, Bueli Wesley\n- 9. FREERS Edward\n- 10. FRIIZ =\n- Santiago\n- 12\\_ FALLA , Laureano Batista\n- 13. FURADO = Humberto Solis (No. 72)\n- 1 GARRISON Jim\n- GIVENS Charles Douglas\n- 3\\_ GOLDBERG\\_ Alsraham Isaac\n- 4 GOLDSIEIN Frank Richard\n- 5 GOIUB, Gregory Yeugenyvick\n- 6 GOODPASTURE\\_ Ann\n- 7 GRANDA \\_ Martin\n- 8 GROOM , 'Dewey F\n- 9: GUARISCO . Peter\n- 10. GENE John Koch\n- GONZALES Max Gorman\n- 12\\_ Manuel\n- 13 GRIMADER , Carlos\n- 14. GUITART Augustine\n\n15 \\_\n\nISRAEL ,\n\nMese GONZALES\n\n(No\\_\n\n68)\n\n- 16. 68)\n- 17\\_ GODOY Y SOLIS Joaquin\n- 18, GEIZZAFFI, John M.\n\n- 8/7/27\n\n\n\n\n## MEMORANDUM & DAIC\n\n78-1057\n\n8 Mar 78\n\n78-0351/1 19 Jan 78\n\n78-0674/1 13 Feb 78\n\n78-1057-\n\n8 Mar 78\n\n78-0433/1 6 Mar 78\n\n78-0433/1 6 Mar 78\n\n78-0588/1 16 Feb 78\n\n78-1057\n\n8 Mar 78\n\n78-1035/1 15\n\nMar 78, 78-0070/1\n\n78-1057\n\n8 Mar 78\n\n78-1179/1 22 Mar 78\n\n78-1179/1 22 Mar 78\n\n78-1179/1 22 Mar 78\n\n78-0070/1 12 Jan 78\n\n78-1057\n\n8 Mar 78\n\n78-1069/1 15 Mar 78\n\n78-0588/1 16 Feb 78\n\n78-0070/1 12 Jan 78\n\n78-0433/1\n\n6 Mar 78, 78-1455/\n\n78-0070/27\n\n1\n\nMar 78\n\n78-0070/22 28\n\nFeb . 78\n\n78-0070/22 28 Feb 78\n\n78-1179/1 22 Mar 78\n\n78-1179/1 22 Mar 78\n\n78-1179/1 22 78\n\n78-1179/1 22 Mar 78\n\n78-1179/1 22 Mar 78\n\n78-1179/1 22 Mar 78\n\n78-1179/1 22 Mar 78\n\n78-1179/1 22 Mar 78\n\n78-1534/1 25 Apr 78\n\nJan 78 0433/1\n\n78-0070/17 21 Feb 78,78-0986\n| 1 HALL, Harvey aka Harry Haller, Harry Helfgett | | 78-0588/1 | 16 Feb 78 | |\n|---------------------------------------------------|-------------------------|------------------|-------------|---------|\n| 2 HANES Arthur | | 78-0095/1 | 30 Jan 78 | |\n| 3. HARGRAVES Roy Emory | | 78-0070/9 | 1 | Fb 78 |\n| HARVEY , William | | 78-0070/1 12 | Jan | 78 |\n| 5. HASHIMA Robert | | 78-0433/1 | 6 Mar | 78 |\n| 6. HAYGOOD = Clyde A | | 78-1069/1 | 15 | Mar 78 |\n| X 7. HELMS Richard | | 78-0433/1 | 6 Mar | 78 |\n| 8 HERNANDEZ Victor | Dominailor Espinosa | 78-0070/9 | 1 | |\n| 9. HICKS Johnny :B | | 78-1069/1 | 15 | Mar 78 |\n| 10; HILL, Gerald Iynn | | 78-1069/1 | 15 Mar | 78 |\n| HOKE John Lindsey. | | 78-0070/3 | 26 | Jan 78 |\n| '12- HCKE , Sylvia Iudlow | | 78-0070/3 | 26 Jan 78 | |\n| 13. HOLMES Harry | | 78-1069/1 | 15 | Mar 78 |\n| 14_ HOPKINS Iouis | | 78-0070/1 | 12 | Jan 78 |\n| HOWARD , Lawrence | aka Lorenzo Salcedo | 78-0070/9 | 1 | |\n| 16. HOWARD , Dr Rex J . | | 78-0070/1 | 12 | Jan 78 |\n| 17_ HOWARD , Dr Rex Z. | | 78-0070/1 | 12 Jan 78 | |\n| 18 HUNI , E . Howard | | 78-0070/1 | 12 | |\n| 19. HYDE_ Loretta | | | | |\n| 20_ HERNANDEZ : | 15) | 78-1179/1 | 22 Mar 78 | |\n| 21_ HECHEVARRIA , Alberto Hernandez | | '78-1179/1 22 | Mar 78 | |\n| 22_ HERNANDEZ , Celso | Macario | 78-1179/1 22 Mar | | 78 |\n| 23. HERNAN DEZ , Carlos | | 78-1179/1 | 22 Mar 78 | |\n| 24 . HEMMING | Gerald Patrick No. 64 ) | 78-1179/1 | 22 Mar 78 | |\n| HIRIGOYEN , Mario A. | | 78-1179/1 22 | Mar | 78 |\n\n\n## J CONTIUED\n\n\n## 8 JOHNSON\\_ William\n\n- 1 ISAACS Harold\n- 'Chester\n- 3. Ronald IVY ,\n- 1 JACKSON =\n- 2 JAFFEE Milton\n- 3. JAMES Earl Anglin\n- JARMAN James Earl\n- 5 . JOHNSON Marvin\n- 6 JONES Paul Rolend\n- 7 JONES Robert E.\n\n- 1 KAISER ; Frankie\n- 2. KARAMESS INES Ihomas\n- KARTY Floryan Randolph\n- 4 : KORCHUNOVA = Olga\n- 5 . KORENGOLD \\_ Robert J\n- 6. KOSTIKOV Valerie Vlademirovich\n- 7 KUINER , Louis aka Iouis Cutner\n- 8 KRULEWIIZ , William aka William Kroll\n- 9\n- KANIOR; Marvin NR\n- 10 KRAMCR Monica NR\n- KIMBLE Jules Roc\u00e7o (DOB: 8/3/43\n\n78.0070/1 12 Jan 78, 0070/17\n\n78-0433/1 6 Mar 78 78-1523/1 24 Apr 78 78-0070/22 28 Feb. 78 78-1069/1 15 Mar 78 78-1057 8 Mar 78 78-1057 8 Mar 78 78-0588/1 16 Feb 78 78-0588/1 16. Feb 78\n\n78-1057 8 Mar ` 78 78-0433/1 6 Mar 78 78-0433/1 6 78-0070/27 1 Mar 78 78-1069/1 15 Mar 78 78-0070/3 26 Jan 78 78-0588/1 16 Feb 78 78-1128 22 Mar 78 78-1455/1 5 Apr 78 78-0986 12 Apr 78 78-1524/1 21 Apr 78\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## NAMS\n\n\n\n- 1; IaBQRDE Lawrence aka John Tebault\n- 2 LANZ ; Pedro Diez\n- 3. LAUCHLI, Richard\n- 4, Juan aka Fortes\n- 5 IEGIS. Frank\n- 6 IEIBEIER , Wesley J-\n- [ELAND Lee\n- 8 IEONARD, Patrick\n- 9. LOGAY, Bill\n- 10 LORENZ , Marita\n- 11\\_ LOVELADY = Billy Nolan\n- 12. LYNCH , Grayson\n- 13. LANZ; , Marcos Diaz\n- 14 IUCE , Claire Booth\n- 15 . IESNICK Max\n- 16, LANUSA , Joge Antonio Gonzalez\n- 17. IORIE , Ricardo . (No. 69)\n- 18 LEGON = Jose Iopez (No. '70)\n- 19. OFEZ , Gilberto (DOB: 1/26/40\n- ICRNER , Maurice 20.\n\n| | | & DAI'E |\n|------------|---------|-----------|\n| 78-0070/9 | 1 | Feb 78 |\n| 78,1035/1 | 15 | Mar 78 |\n| 78-0o70/9 | 1 | Feb 78 |\n| 78-0070/27 | 1 | Mar 78 |\n| 78-0674/1 | 13 | Feb 78 |\n| 78-0433/1 | 6 | Mar 78 |\n| 78-0674/1 | | 13 Feb 78 |\n| 78-0588/1 | 16 Feb | ;78 |\n| 78-1069/1 | 15 Mar | 78 |\n| 78-1069/1 | 15 | Mar 78 |\n| 78-1057 | 8 | Mar 78 |\n| 78-1069/1 | 15 | |\n| 78-1179/1 | 22 | Mar 78 |\n| 78-1179/1 | 22 | Mar 78 |\n| 78-1179/1 | 22 | Mar 78 |\n| 78-1179/1 | 22 | Mar 78 |\n| 78-1179/1 | | 22 Mar 78 |\n| 78-1179/1 | 22 | Mar 78 |\n| 78-1129 | 23 | Mar 78 |\n| 78-1534/1 | | 25 Apr 78 |\n\n\n\nMar 78, 1035/1\n| 1_ | MANELL, Barbara | | -0433/1 | Mar 78 |\n|------|-------------------------------------------------|----------------------|------------|----------|\n| X2. | MANELL; Herbert | 78-0433/1 | | Mar 78 |\n| 3: | MARTIN Elwood D | 78-0433/1 | 6 | Mar 78 |\n| | MARTIN , Mrs James Herbert | 78-0070/22 28 | | Feb 78 |\n| 5 . | MARIIN , James Herbert | 78-0070/22 28 | | Feb . 78 |\n| 6 | John | 78-0351/1 | 19 Jan 78 | |\n| 7 | MASFERRER , Rolando aka Rolando Mesferrer Rojas | 78-1035/1 | 15 | Mar 78 |\n| 8 | MATTHEWS _ Russell Douglas | 78-0588/1 | 16 Feb. 78 | |\n| 9. | MEDISVINE_ Maurice | 78-0588/1 | 16 Feb 78 | |\n| 10 | MEROLA Joseph Raymond | 78-0351/1 | 19.Jan | 78 |\n| | MOLINE Joe R. | 78-1057 | 8 Mar | 78 |\n| 12_ | MONIGOMERY Leslie Dehl | 78-1057 | 8 Mar | 78 |\n| 13. | MOORE ; Henry M. | 78-1057 | 8 | Mar 78 |\n| 14_ | MOORE Robert | 78-1069/1 | 15 Mar | 78 |\n| 15 _ | MORGAN Captain William Alexander | 78-0351/1 | 19 | Jan 78 |\n| 16. | 'MORGAN Edward P | 78-0070/22 28 Feb 78 | | |\n| 17. | MOSBY , Aline | 78-0070/17 | 21 Feb | 78 |\n| 18_ | MOSS Edward K | 78-0351/1 | 19 Jan 78 | |\n| 19_ | MURPHY : David | 78-0448/1 | 9 | |\n| 20 _ | MUNRO = George Frederick | 78-0433/1 | 6 Mar | 78 |\n| 21_ | MURRET , Marilyn Dorothy | 78-0070/1 | 12 Jan 78 | |\n| 22 _ | Cerlos Zarraga | | 78-1179/1 | | Mar 78 |\n|--------|-----------------------------|----------------------------|-------------------|-----------|----------|\n| 23. | MARTINEZ Jorge Sots | aka Jorge Antonio Martinez | Soto 78-1179/1 22 | M\u00e0r 78 | |\n| 24 . | MARTINEZ Paulino Sierra aka | \"Dr Martinez | 78-1179/1 | 22 Mar | 78 |\n| 25 _ | MENOYO Eloy Gutierrez (No_ | 61) 78-1179/1 | | 22 Mar | 78 |\n| 26_ | MAS IVDAL, Justo | 78-1179/1 | 22 | Mar | 70 |\n| 27 . | MIYAR, Evelio Duque. | 78-1179/1 | 22 | Mar | 70 |\n| | MIIER, Newton Scott | 78-0070/0 29 Mar 78 | | | |\n| 29 | MEADOWS Albert | 78-1534/1 | | 25 Apr 78 | |\n| 30 | MILLER, Ibadore | 78-1531/1 | | 25 Apr 78 | |\n\n\n\n\n\n1 McCARIHY, Justin\n\n78-1069/1\n\n15 Mar 78\n\nMcCURIEY , A.D.\n\n\n78-1057\n\n8 Mar 78\n\nMcLANEY, Michael aka McClainey\n\n78-0351/1\n\n19 Jan 78\n\n4 , McMILLIAN K.C .\n\n\n78-1069/1 15 Mar 78\n\nMcMILLAN , Priscilla Johnson 'Xs.\n\n\n77-5685/2\n\n28 Dec 77\n\n6; McVICKAR John A\n\n78-0070/1 12 Jan 78\n\n7 McWATIERS\\_ Cecil J\n\n78-1057\n\n8 Mar 78\n\n- 1\\_ NORMAN Harold Dean\n- NOSENKO \\_ Yuriy Ivanovich\n- 3. NEWBROUGH , Joseph\n- 4 NOEREGAS\\_ George\n- 5' NAMAN .\n\n\n78-1057 8 Mar 78 78-0070/3 26 Jan 78 78-1179/1 22 Mar 78 78-1179/1 22 Mar 78 78-0986\n\n- Rita NR\n- 1 OBYEDKOV Ivan\n- 2 OJERI , Bob\n- 3. ORTEZ . Antillio Ramerez\n- 4 OSWALD Lee Harvey\n- 5 . OSWALD Marine Nekolaevna Prussakova\n- OXFORD ,\n- 7 . ODIO Joseph A.\n\n- 8 OSIER : Joseph A.\n\n- 9. OTERO , Rolando\n- 1 PAINE Michael Ralph\n- 2 PAINE Ruth Hyde\n- 3. PECORA Nofio\n- Evalio Alpizar\n- PHILLIPS David Atlee\n- 6 Dale aka Candy Barr\n- 7 PIPER, Eddie\n- 8 PIUMIEE William Robert\n\n78-0070/1 12 Jan 78\n\n78-0433/1 6 Mar ` 78\n\n78-0588/1' 16 Feb ` 78\n\n78-0070/1 12\n\nJan\n\n78, 78-1179/1\n\n78-0070/1 12 Jan 78\n\n78-1057\n\n8 Mar 78\n\n78-1179/1 22 Mar 78\n\n78-1179/1 22 Mar 78\n\n78-1179/1\n\n22 Mar 78\n\n78-0070/3 26 Jan 78 78-0070/3. 26 Jan 78 78-0o70/22 28 Feb 78 78-0070/27 1 Mar 78 77-5685/2 28 Dec 77, 0433/1 6 1 78-0588/1 16 Feb 78 78-1057 8 Mar 78\n\n78-0351/1 19 Jan 78\n| 9 | PORSCH Gus | 13 Feb 78 | 78. 9674/1 | | |\n|--------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------|------------------------|--------------|-----------|--------|\n| | POSADA | 77-5685 /2 | 28 | Dec | 77 |\n| | POTTS = Walter Bugene | 78-1057 | 8 | Mar | 78 |\n| 12_ | PRIMACK ; Oliver N | 78-0433/1 | 6 | Mar | 7 8 |\n| 13~ | PRIO , Carlos | 78-0070/27 | 1 | Mar 78 | |\n| | PANEQUE Victor aka Gaptain Diego | 78-1179/1 | 22 | Mar 78 | |\n| 15 _ | PENA , Orest | 78-1179/1 | 22 | Mar | 78 |\n| 16 | PICO, Reinaldo | 78-1179/1 | 22 | Mar 78 | |\n| 17. | Rolando aka Rolando Pelaez_ | 78-1179/1 | 22 | Mar | 78 |\n| 16 | POSEY , Buford Wallace | 78-1524/1 | | 21 Apr 78 | |\n| 19. | FEASNER , Thomas 10/19/29 | 78-1534/1 | 25 | | |\n| 20 | PERIERA Victor | 78-1534/1 | 25 | Apr 78 | |\n| 21. | POPE , Harry Raymond | 78-1534/1 | 25 | Apr 78 | |\n| | PRIO, Carlos | 78-1179/1 | | 22 Mar 78 | |\n| QUEROGA : Carlos 2 Carlos Rodrieguez | QUEROGA : Carlos 2 Carlos Rodrieguez | 758737 | 758737 | 22 | 22 |\n| | RAIKIN, Sp\u00e0s_ | 78-0070/1 | 12 | Jan 78 | |\n| X2_ | RANDALL, Frederick | 78-0433/1 | 6 | Mar 78 | |\n| 3. | Jack | 78-0433/1 | 6 | Mar . 78 | |\n| 4 | RANDIE Linnie Mae | 78-1057 | 8 | Mar | 78 |\n| 5 | RAIHMAN Norman aka ` Roughhouse | 78-0351/1 | | 19 Jan | 78 |\n| 6. | RAY , James Barl aka Eric Stavro Galt, Harvey | 78-0095/1 | | 30 Jan 78 | |\n| 7. | Lowmeyer Jerry Williem RAY , | 78-0671/1 | | 13 Feb 78 | |\n| 8 | RAY , John Iarry | 78-0674/1 | | 13 Feb 78 | |\n| 9. | RAYNES_ James Barl Rayns Ryan | 78-0674/1 | 13 | Feb | |\n| 10. | REID , Mrs . Robert A: | 78-1057 | 8 | Mar | 78 |\n| 11. | REY, Manolo Manuel Ray | 78-1035/1 | 15 | Mar | 78 |\n| | REYN\u00d6LDS Robert J_ | 78-01069/1 15 | | Mar | 78 |\n| 13. | ROAN , Helen Afance Afance Cooley | 78-0070/22 28 | | Feb 78 | |\n| X1b: | ROCCA , Raymond | 78-0433/1 | 6 | Mar 78 | |\n| 150 | ROBERTS Earlene | 78-1057 | 8 | Mar 78 | |\n| 16 | ROMACK James Elbert | 78-1057 | 8 | Mar 78 | |\n| | RODREGUEZ_ Carolos Enrique | 78-0070/27 | 1 | Mar 78 | |\n| 18. | ROSE Guy | 78-1057 | 8 | Mar | 78 |\n| 19. | | 78-0351/1 | | 19 Jan 78 | |\n| 20_ 22_ | ROSENSON _ Randolph Rabel aka Luis Ravel | 78-0674/1 13 78-1179/1 | 22 22 Mar 78 | Feb 78 | Mar 78 |\n| 23_ 24 . | RIVERO , Manolo ROBERTS Delphine ROINTS Ray | 78-1179/1 78-1179/1 | 22 | Mar | 78 |\n| 21 | ROWLAND , Arnold | 7. 4057 | 8 | Mar 78 |\n|----------|----------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------|---------------|-----------|\n| 26 | RODRIGUEZ 'Arnesto Jr _ | 78-1179/1 '22 | | Mar 78 |\n| 27 . | Juan Manuel Salvat | 78-1179/1 22 | Mar | 78 |\n| 28 _ | RODRIGUEZ , Santiago Alvereaz | 78-1179/1 22 | Mar | 78 |\n| 29. | RUBENSIEIN Jack aka Jack Rubin | 78-1179/1 | 22 | Mar 78 |\n| 1 | SANCHEZ , Carlos Eduardo .Hernandez | 78-0070/9 | 1 Feb 78 | |\n| 2. | SCIBOR, Mitchell: J | 78-1057 | 8 Mar | 78 |\n| 3. | SHAW , Robert | 78-0433/1 | 6 Mar 78 | |\n| 4 . | SHELIEY , William H. | 78-1057 | 8 | Mar 78 |\n| 5 | SHIRAKOVA , Rima | 78-0070/1 | 12 Jan 78 | |\n| 6 | SHORE Michael (Mike) | 78-0588/1 | 16 Feb 78 | |\n| 7 | SIEBAND, Sidney | 78-0588/1 | 16 Feb 78 | |\n| | SIMS Richard M. | 78-1057 | 8 | |\n| 9. | SIRAGUSA , Charles | 78-0095/1 | 30 Jan 78 | |\n| | SLATIN Joseph E | 78-0070/22 28 | Feb | 78 |\n| | SLAWSON David | 78-0433/1 | | Mar 78 |\n| 12. | SMIIH , Joseph Burkholder | 78-0070/17 21 | | Feb 78 |\n| 13. | SMIIH , L.C. | '78-1057 | 8 | Mar 78 |\n| 14. | SMIIH , Seigio Arcacha | 78-0351/1 | 19 | Jan 78 |\n| | SPOIL, Col Jonas C | 78-0095/1 | 30 | Jan 78 |\n| X16. | SNYDER , Richard | 77-5685/2 | 28 | Dec 77 |\n| 17. | SIEIN, Charles Joseph | 78-0095/1 | 30 Jan '78 | |\n| 18. | STERN _ Samuel | 78-0433/1 | 6 Mar | 78 |\n| 19. | STINNEWIYN Robert | 78-0674/1 | 13 Feb 78 | |\n| 20; | STONER , ' Jessie B. | 78-0674/1 | | 13 Feb 78 |\n| 21_ | STUCKEY , William | 77-5685/2 | 28 Dec | 77 |\n| 22 _ | STURG IS Frank aka Frank Fiorino | 78-0351/1 | 19 Jan | 78 |\n| 23. | STOVALL , Richard | 78-1057 | 8 Mar | 78 |\n| | SWEATH , Allan | 78-1057 | 8 Mar | 78 |\n| 25 . | SUN | 78-1035/1 | 15 Mar | 78 |\n| | SHAW , Cley | 78-1179/1 | 22 Mar | 78 |\n| 27 _ | Andres Nazar (No . 59) | 78-1179/1 | 22 Mar | 78 |\n| | SARGENT _ | | | |\n| 28 _ | SAMUEL, | 78-1179/1 | 22 Mar | 78 |\n| 29_ 30 _ | 'SIURGIS , Frank (See No. 22) SMIIH , Helen aka Pixie Lynn Key | 78-1179/1 78-1534/1 | 22 Mar 25 Apr | 78 78 |\n| 31: | STONE John Eli | 78-1534/1 | 25 | Apr 78 |\n\n\n\n\n## DAIE\n| 1_ WALDMAN William J_ | 78-1057 8 Mar 78 |\n|--------------------------------|----------------------|\n| 2. Eddie Raymond | 78-1057 8 Mar 78 |\n| 3. WALIERS . Ralph | 78-1057 8 March 78 |\n| 4 WATANABE Doris | 78-0433/1 6 Mar 78 |\n| 5 WATANABE Kuzuo | 78-0433/1 6 |\n| 6. WEATHERFORD . Harry | 78-1057 8 Mar 78 |\n| 7 WEINSIEIN Abrahan | 78-0588/1. 16 \"eb 78 |\n| WEITZMAN Seymour | 78-1057 8 Mar 78 |\n| 9. | 77-5685/2 28 Dec 77 |\n| 10_ WH\u00c1IEY , William .Wayne | 78-1057 8 Mar 78 |\n| WHEEIER, Pete | 78-0433/1 6 Mar 78 |\n| 12, WHIITEN Jack | 78-0433/1 6 Mar 78 |\n| 13. WHIIEHOUSE_ Eduardo | 78-0351/1' 19 Jan 78 |\n| WHITE , Allen | 78-0433/1 6 Mar 78 |\n| 15 . James | 78-0448/1 Mar 78 |\n| 16. WICKS Alistair | 78-0674/1 13 Feb 78 |\n| 17. WIISON Lemar | 78-0095/1 30 Jan 78 |\n| 18 WILLIAMS Bonnie Ray | 78-1057 8 Mar 78 |\n| 19. WILLINS_ Howard | 78-0433/1 6 Mar ;78 |\n| WISEMAN , John | 78-1057 8 Mar 78 |\n| 21_ WOODS Jim | 78-0433/1 6 Mar 78 |\n| 22 WOODS Iouise | 78-0433/1 6 Mar 78 |\n| 23. WORRE James LL, | 78-1057 8 Mar 78 |\n| 24 . WRIGHT , George | 78-0674/1 13 Feb 78 |\n| 25 . WIISON Carlos aka Carl 26 | 78-1179/1 22 Mar 78 |\n| WIGREN Lee H. | 78-0070/40 29 Mar 78 |\n| 1 YAMADA , Shizuo | '78-0433/1 6 Mar 78 |\n| 1 ZAMBERNARDI , Robert | 78-0433/1 6 Mar 78 |\n| | NAMGS | | | | |\n|----------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------|---------|-----------|----|-----------|\n| 1 | Kan | | 78-0433/1 | | Mar 78 |\n| 2 | TARASOFF Anna | | 78-0448/1 | 8 | Mar 78 |\n| | IARASOFF Boris | | 78-0448/1 | 8 | Mar 78 |\n| 4 . | TONAHILL, Joe H | | 78-0588/1 | | 16 Feb 78 |\n| 5.IODD, Robert James | 5.IODD, Robert James | | 78-0588/1 | 16 | Feb 78 |\n| 6 | TRAFFICANIE _ Santo | | 78-0351/1 | | 19 Jan 78 |\n| 7 . | IRULY , Roy Sansom | | 78-1057 | | Mar 78 |\n| 8 | TURNER , F M. | | 78-1057 | 8 | Mar 78 |\n| 9. | TAMAYO , Francisco Rodriguez | | 78-1179/1 | | |\n| 10_ | IHORNIEY , Kerry Wendall | | 78-1179/1 | | 22 Mar 78 |\n| 11, | IAYLOR Calvin | | 78-1523/1 | | 24 Apr 78 |\n| 12_ | TOURINE Charles ake Charles White, the Blade - DOB: 3/26/06 | Charles | 78-1534/1 | 25 | Apr 78 |\n\n\n## 1 Alverado Gilberto Nolasco\n\n78-0070/1 12 Jan 78\n\n- VALENCIA Pedro Gutierrez\n- 2 VALLE . Antonio Cuesta\n- 3. VALVERDC Juen\n\n4 .\n\n\nVAZQUE\n\nAntonio Soto\n\n- 5 .VECIANA ; Antonio Blanch\n- 6 VOGEL, Dan\n- 7 . VARONA , Juan Antonio\n- VILLODAS Joequin\n- 9. VEGA , Rolando (No\\_ 59)\n\n78-0070/3 26 Jan 78 78-1035/1 15 Mar 78 78-0070/27 1 Mar 78 78-1070/1 15 Mar 78 78-1035/1 15 Mar 78 78-0433/1 6 Mar 78 78-1179/1 22 Mar. 78 78-1179/1 22 Mar 78 78-1179/1 22 Mar 78\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n| 5 |\n|---------------------|\n| 2 62 |\n| 3 _ Re 30 6. 72 Qal |\n\n\n\n02 \u20ac 13\n\nF Ha+QQ Swenso N\n\n\n\nBa LMes\n\nN\n\n2085)\n\n3 4 - 9 350\n\n3\n\n3 nu\n\n4 Da n/ /\n\n$ Can\n\n40 3\n\nSwe 33\n\nMEMORANDUM OF CALL\n\n\n\n78\n\n( ~ 2 3 - 2 0 .\n\n\nHaweuer\n\n2)\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nROOM NO-\n\nBUILDING\n\nEXTENSION\n\nREPLACES FORM 36-8 WHICH MAY BE USED\n\n1FEB 55 241\n\n\n\n\n\ndraft\n\nAttn:\n\nPatrick Carpentier\n\nFROM:\n\nNorbert A Shepanek\n\nSUBJECT : Names of Iokyo Station/SR Branch Personnel Requested in Referencgs\n\nREF A. OLC 78-0443/3, 5 April 1978\n\nB . OLC 78-0443/1, 6 March 1978\n\nOLC 78-1455/1,\n\n1 In responese to the above referenced memos and various oral there follows list of DDO personnel essigned to the Tokyo\n\nrequests,\n\nStation) SR Branch dur the ing\n\nA Geroge A. Fill Retired) * 27 Bay Tree North Myrtle Beach, S.C . 29582 Telephone (803) 249-3192 In Tokyo from May 1960 to July 1964.\n\n\nB . Robert M. Keith Retired) * c/0 Mrs E.A. Moran 115 E Coleman Sanford , Floride 32771 In Tokyo from November 1958 to August 1963.\n\n\n\u20ac Hayami Sato Retired) 3051 Ala Piadla", "pages": 68} {"id": "doc_c69b3943_22de_474b_b85a_eae6d1366597", "filename": "104-10098-10264.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10098-10264.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_\n\n\n## DISPATCH\n\nTo\n\nWNFO.\n\n\nFRou\n\nAction REQUIRED REFERENCES\n\n3 8\n\n\n\nCROSS REFERENCE To\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nPROCESSING ACTION\n\nHicrofil\n\n\n\nDAIE\n\n1\\_Bovonbor 1963\n\nHQs FILE NUMBER\n\n201-\n\nDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NuMBER\n\nCLASSIFICATION", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_55037cd3_d59e_4840_b505_09703dd68ac0", "filename": "104-10100-10199.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10100-10199.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n\nUNIT\n\nTo\n\n5\n\n5\n\nNa\n\n\n\n- 3.\n\n- 5. D\n- 6. 1 AIR\n\nOTHER PROHIBITE.\n\n\nCcc,\n\n\n\nCI\n\nDYB(c )\n\nch; !\n\n\n:'ERRE:\n\nc\n\nCPE", "pages": 5} {"id": "doc_6ffb15d6_2081_4ea8_9820_22597eb4b513", "filename": "104-10161-10097.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10161-10097.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "104-10161-10097\n\nDISSEM\n\nCtion Unit\n\nN\n\nF\n\n631054\n\nT\n\nPER\n\n2V4\n\nFILE\n\nVR\n\nE1A355\n\n2613 322\n\nAI\n\nPA GE\n\n76\n\nSTAFF\n\nCITE (MADR\n\n15-2\n\n15-15\n\n0 3 1 , 25 [An RECEIVED CALL FRg M Who SA [ D HE CHRIS oF DAVE PHILLIPS . ON SEE A;D MADRID AREA ALS C ASKED 03 PORTUGAL THA T. TRAVEL THERE PRGBLEM\\_ 0 N WaY To MEETING AND ASKED Tha T CALL BA CK LATER HE HE TKAVELING T\u00fb LISB\u00fb v A ND W\u00fbULD RETURN IN WEEK , HE S A [ D D [D HAVE 2 } [N M ADR ID AT M\u00fbMENT AND WOULD RETURA\n\n2 CALL Know CFRIS ALThouGh P\u00fcSSI3LE 41S FAThER SOMEONE To HELP HiM \u00c4L Su PHILLIPS Hav = CA\\_L ED BACK HE F cR LgCATion CIa CALL W\u00fbULD HAVE wHAT HE WANTED ChECK MARINE\n\nBackground Use Only Do Not Reproduce\n\nBY\n\nJAN 76\n\n4\n\nST AFF\n\n74\n\n\"7Q\n\nBY OTHER Than\n\n\n#\u00da\n\n805199\n\nDR\n\n2982 4\n\n\n\nS0ME ONE HAD CALLED EMB ASSY M ORNING 25 JA N 03 HOME PH ONE, G UA RD FURNI SHED RECENT EMBASSY G IVE Such NUMBERS ASK CALLER FOR HIS NUMBER AND SAY PERSON WILL GE7 HIM,\n\n- 3 HGS THA T CHRIS TRAVELInG A ND \\_ GA VE HIx 0 F PE OP LE\n- To\n- 4 . MAY ALS 0 YO UR To UAVE PHILLIPS , 15- 15\n- 5 , FILE: E2 IMPDET", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_6d7039d5_6265_4397_8711_760a74e88aed", "filename": "104-10131-10016.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10131-10016.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "104-10131-10016\n\nDDSIIOS\n\nIOS\n\nFILES\n\nDeputy Directar 0f\n\n873086\n\n- 1\n- 2, 8 been roqueuted for the SubJect. 8\n\n6 Hovember 1962\n\nSUBJECI\n\n1 fon 18\n\n\n\n2, Do8r future.\n\n\n- 3, ext, 6055.\n\n\nPRESTOX Chlof , I/Bupport\n\nAttachment;\n\n\n\nTrue\n\nBirtb date ptrie\n\nPOB:\n\nAge:\n\n22\n\n183\n\nbe\n\nREQUEST\n\nPlece\n\n83\n\nMotber\n\nPOB:\n\nAge:\n\nOccupation\n\n0\n\nDile Due\n\n", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_548e0505_9db9_4bf5_9cf7_67311e5bbcbe", "filename": "104-10101-10129.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10101-10129.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_db1f1f88_9ef5_466a_9e17_e52375e1ef95", "filename": "104-10161-10096.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10161-10096.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10161-10096]\n\nOAF\n\n0\n\nSTAFF\n\nCONF:\n\nTo:\n\n02\n\nINFO:\n\nFILE\n\nlennds\n\n15-2\n\n15-15\n\nPRIORITY[nADRID] LIsBon\n\nY\n\n15-2\n\nREF :\n\n@ADRID 29824\n\n805199/\n\nY\n\n- 1 DAVE PHILLIPS REPORTS Son Is TRAVELLING IN using Bonn His DAVE OF HIS (ORDIAL Last MEETING WITH 03 [ALING} INSTRUCTED CHRIS To LET HIM CHRIS GETTING 03 READY To VISIT SPAIN, At WHICH TIME DAVE WRITE To To INTRODUCE CHRIS EXPRESS GRATITUDE FOR ANY MODEST HELP EXTEND To HIM. BUT CHRIS NEGLECTED To ADVISE DAVE TRAVEL PBLANS ChRis Born\n- 2 BELIEVE THIS EXPLAINS REF INCIDENT . No INDICATION CHRIS PLanS TRY ANYONE IN LISBON. Y\n- 3 No FILE. E2 IMPDET.d\n\n\n\nRETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduco\n\n26 JAN\n\nCHRIs MAY/KM\n\n\n\n1489\n\nDATE:\n\nORIG :\n\nUnit:\n\nEXT:\n\nDC/E/NW\n\ncussification\n\n5 E C R E T\n\n@BE/PTF/OPS 9 3\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n30\n\nDCi\n\nDIRECTOR\n\n0142\n\nDdo\n\n\n\n\n\nE 2\n\n~WPDET\n\n0\n\n0\n\n0\n\n0\n\n798092\n\nDISSEM BY:\n\nPER", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_4fe89110_bb05_4e39_807a_cea32dfef793", "filename": "104-10065-10360.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10065-10360.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "1\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\nFRP: DEFERRED\n\nAtTION: IP/DP-9 (622) FILE, RF ,\n\n78 0661601\n\nPAGE 001 TOR: 0518052 78\n\n0517402 MAY 78 DEFERRED\n\n51014 (GOERLICH ACTING)\n\nTo:\n\nWASHINGTON\n\nFOR: EUR/BNL Info EUR/A ,\n\nSUBJECT: FLEMISH DRDER MILITANTS\n\nREF:\n\nWASHINGTON\n\n213077\n\n- SURF ACED REF REQUEST. In EFFORT AVDID BY ASKED FOR FORMAL BECAUSE HE WILL REQUIRE WHICH HE WOULD Not RELY To KEEP MATTER BETWEEN HIM And THEMWE THEREFORE CONSTRAINED To SUBMIT MATTER IN WRITING (HE 1S AVAILABLE PERSONALLY MOMENT) . WILL PRESS FOR EARLY REPLY ,\n- 2, FILE: @-002-009/3. E2,\n\n51014", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_45d5dd1a_a1da_4fc4_abfc_275e0473504d", "filename": "104-10130-10381.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10130-10381.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10130-10381\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n28 Ma . 1963\n\nFOR: Ibe Record\n\nBackground Use @nly\n\nSUBJECT: Mr. Boris D, IARASOFF PCS Securlty Cearance\n\n- 1 I have been advLsed by representative of the Cffice of Securicy that Mr. IARASOFF wLI be granted Becurlty cearance for PCS to Mexico fol Icwing provlso:\n\nIbat WHD Ls ayare of and recognLze8 1n conjunction overseas function: Mr, TARASOFF are be CIA; and, further , are by USSR reprebencatlves be Berved a8 1 the U,S. (NOIE: I \u00c9hat during che perLode of the dutLes be given cover [f Depc. Stace 99 Govt. Concract\n\n- I that WHD was aware Of che above, accepced Bame the provlBo would be brought co\n\nW, S. RENEHAN WHPers\n\n\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_97e6bb55_2c6e_4098_9692_7ec9d3806f1f", "filename": "104-10114-10161.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10114-10161.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "SUB\n\nps b\u00ebn\n\ngubseguent\n\n0\n\n@5\n\nboth\n\n2\n\n8\n\nhave exirerely criticai\n\nt\u00f6\n\nC\n\n\n#ill\n\n4s\n\n25\n\nvisit\n\n5\n\n\u00ebach", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_323d46a6_2596_4606_80cc_5ead0083c6a5", "filename": "104-10114-10160.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10114-10160.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "I 8 to 0f lectz 8 ezvolv 2 az\n\nI", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_8d65a431_e61b_4254_9776_02752be96197", "filename": "104-10171-10003.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10171-10003.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nRETURN To CIA Background Use Do Not Roproduo Ony\n\n\n\n\n## dispaich\n\nI:FGA-7383\n\n18 chronolox Ical summa ry hls 1n nnd hls contacts thc brother ABFRET-7' In Rcforncc D Thc Capo state8 that AJFRET-7 and brother 16 D, 7 was mido Blanca PARTINEZE de Ilvya, ak1 \"Cuchl Coordlnator Ior Reccption and Supply, Iden A JEDISA rccoknlzcd sald Bas an old Of bly and had 1lvod ncar (\n\n- further that hls brolher knows JIEDINA VEDINA 18 thc Dan in 1961 tu chcck up on (Inu) tho FEU Gcncral PBRUMEN : AMIIINT-33 added 10 11 Of Doccmber 1962 aro 10\n- 8 Roforcnce E tranbmitted lcttcr written by AJOIINT-33 on 29 1962 1n whch hc states that G-2 Ipflltratlon 1s he consldere 1t Imposslble to anythln\u00df , he Indlcat08 tba t somc have been Inf1ltrated for norc than two ycar8 He prcsuma Inflltrated and/or actlvltlos \\_ bly\n- Rclatlvc to the \"othcr groups ncntloned In para bovo , Caso Off Iccr belleves 'that AMHINT-33 1s probably relcrring to the JIRR thu the aud thc 3Oth Novembor {xroups Tho \"frlcnds mcntloncd Para 5 be onc Eduardo vho 1s about 2J ycars of age onc and others provlous {y referrcd but not Idcntiried by : AMHINT-JJ; they may bavo for AJIHINT-33 . @ to\n\n8 on thc Indlvldua s Involved 1n thls offor Informatlon.\n\n\nIt notad that Jorge Brlnguler 1s lsted on Pago 13 Of c to UFGA-4977 an HRR member, aka of Carlos PRIDO Idcptlfles one Carlos PRIDO \"a brothcr uf Raul the head Of G-2 10 Las Vllas Provlnce, rcportcd HIAVA-6437 5 Octobcr 1960; there 16 Do furtber tlon on Carlos PRADO Howcvcr, thc orlslnal source Of the atlop glvcn 1n Attnchmcnt of UFGA -1977 a letter brought out of PBRUJEN by nbout carly July 1962 : Sald letter contalned S25 muney order, 1ssucd at Statfon No 9 , Orleans , on 16 1962 , for Jorgo WEDINA. Brlngulcr and purchased by Marle Teresa MEDINA Tho cnvclopc addressed to Sra: Consuclo. \u20ac de RIVAS borc the' notatfon, \"For Carlos PRADO and contalnod note \"Thls money order for $25 1s for Carlos from 1n add!tlon to (he moncy order There 1s one Carlos 1p and 1s the brother Garcla, an enginecr works close to \"Che\" 15 of curront Interest Faustlno PRADO 1s Parrled to Clara sIster ARTIME vho 1s closc friend of AJIGLEN-9 and she is Of currenf KUTUBE Interest who cou ld thls letter to AUSTRUT-1 to take out Pas In Hexlco Cty she called Caflos PRIDO bs telephone at 249769 and that she was of hs motber Tbls PRADO famlly 1s Jarge one , inc ludes apother brother, Angel , vho 1s Spa ln, slster nun brother 1s a' doctor In York Clt\" data could be secured on thls 1f desired However, It seens probable tha t (hls money ordcr have beep 1n Cuba and ; purchased sooner or by tbe nother Of tbe Carlos PRIDO aho 19 currently student copy of tbe paterial carrled by is belng forvarded It sill be noted thaf part Of the attachuent as 13 1962 \\_ as OR sold out\n\n\n\n\n## COMTINUATION OF DISPATCH\n\nb . It furthcr noted that phov ono \"ionko\" IlB tcd on Page 14 .Of Attachmcnt C to UEGA -4971 capturod 'anu to In prlson Thls Infcrmatlon ic Irom UFG-779 , 12 January 1962; #hlch bascd on Interccpt rcport from Intcrnal Coordlnator In PUKUMEN to LAZARO thc Intcrna[ Coordlnator tcmporarlly Jp PBPR [ JlE Dlploma t Ic Popch) Thcro a8 no furthor IdentM{lcaton of thls \"Mongo ca 24\n\n- \u00c9t 18 notcd that Relercncc P Jorge HEDO #ho torturcd and doublcd by. tbo PUKUMEN Government; HAEDO appcare to be tho corrcct Bpclllng.\n\n- d \"Cuca or has h\u00f8ld AMSPELL Natlonal for 18 9 porgona l frlond OI and {amlly Sbc 18 be lleved to hav\u00f8 takep 12 from da tcd 8 Docenber 1962 and rocelved 12 Dcccubcr, rcportcd that [@UANTUM-51 \"Cuca to hlde or bo cautlous bccausc VEDINA had turned out to bo messago 8a1d that Icarncd frop and durlng Interrogatlon, about \"Cuca and AJJCOG-2 . that: thcy\n- tbe AJOIINT-53 sccurlty cntloncd Rcfcrence 18 rccclved, Investlgatlon 88 necessary w1ll bo made at\n\nEND OF DISPATCH\n\n\n\ncc<\n\n\n\n14-ooooo\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n\n\nAttachpent 22 January 198J [DEX In\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n003 frop {a96 Aco to { 6 1\n\nI\n\nYou that 6 vll\n\n8 fallod. 3+0\n\nM0s sork 218 I bollovo that lot 0f Yo Bend tbo ; towu You kpov find out vhon 'ov backo Dca Do Dovo\n\nDt 0050, @d Doods Doroy\n\n\n\n14-000\n\nvfo 1 Mr tesorrov; 10,\n\n0\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n2\n\n0r0\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n7-@\n\n@cil;,\n\n4 Z ~{\n\n~ 9\n\n4: 2\n\n4 0 Jc\n\n2 228)\n\n2 22 2\n\n3\n\n22\n\n21 22\n\n", "pages": 13} {"id": "doc_de6c8932_4fac_4a5e_a21b_36a100326cd3", "filename": "104-10107-10008.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10107-10008.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce\n\n1l January 1977\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nChief, SE Division\n\nATIENTION\n\nDivision Security Officer\n\n$$03 Thomas L. Briggs SE/X/LA$$\n\nFROM\n\nSUBJECT\n\nAppearance As Witness In Behalf of the United States Government\n\nREFERENCE\n\nUSA V. Gerald P Hemning, Et Al. (76-371-CR-CA)\n\n- 1 During the period 'of my employment as a Special Agent at the ~ ?n (DPOB: 1 March 1937 at Los Angeles , California) on 23 May 1975 at DEA Headquarters. in Washington, D.C. My report concerning that interview has becoine part of the case file in USA V Gerald P\\_ Hemning, Et Al. , Case Number 76-371-CR-CA, Southern District of Florida, Miami, Florida. Drug\n- 2\\_ Upon my entrance on duty in SE Division on 5 January 1977, I orally informed the Division Security Officer Billy Hix, about the information in paragraph 1 above Mr\\_ Hix asked me to submit the information in writing as soon as I was settled in the Division. On 7 January 1977, Fredericks that the United States Attornery Southern District of Florida, had requested that I appear at the U.S. Courthouse Miami, Florida on 10 January 1977 to confer with Karen L. Atkinson, regarding my appearance as a witness in behalf of the U.S. Government in the trial of Gerald P. Hemming .\n\n- 3. During the afternoon of 7 January 1977 I conferred with Mr Hix who advised me to contact the Office of the General Counsel . I talked to Mr \\_ Edmund Cohen who advised me to in touch with the Office of Security External Activities Branch (OS/EAB) I completed an Outside Activity Approval Request (Form 879) obtained the concurrence of DC/SE , Mr \\_ John Stein, and submitted the Form 879 to OS/EAB . OS/EAB sent me to Central Cover Staff Blandford) and then to the Office of the General Counsel\\_ After discussions with Mr\\_ Cohen , I called get\n\n14-Ooooo\n\nS/A Fredericks in Miami at Mr Cohen 5 suggestion. S/A Fredcricks not available\\_ Mr\\_ Cohen then advised me to return to mny office sndas he would contact me with further instructions\\_ Mr\\_ Cohen retained the Form 879. Subsequently: Mr= Cohen advised me that I.should travel to Miami as requested and that CIA would reimburse me for connected with my activities in behalf of the U.S. further advised me that being in an overt cover status I should state, if asked uder oath, that I am currently a CIA employee-\n\n- 4\\_ On 10 January 1977 I traveled to Miami where I met and conferred with AUSA Karen Atkinson and DEA S/A Robert Fredericks\\_ informed me that Gerald P\\_ Hemming case had been severed and his trial would not begin on ll January me she wanted me as a rebuttal witness if Gerald P Hemming presented the defense that he had at the direction of DEA. She said would not call me util and unless that defense was presented. She also said that she felt that any attempt to question me concerning my current place of employment was irrelevent and she would object to any such line of questioning She said she would ask me where I was employed at the time I interviewed Heming. returned to They been working they only\n\n\n\n\n## Distribution:\n\n1 CCS\n\n1 OS\n\n1 OGC\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD\n\nFROM:\n\nEdmund Cohen Assistant General Counsel\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nV Hemming\n\n- On 22 November 1977 the undersigned accompanied by Messrs .(homas Briggs) Mattocks and Robert Barteaux travelled to Miami to confer with Judge Hoeveler and Assistant U.S. Attorney Thomas M. Sherouse , U District Court , Southern District of Florida \\_ about subject case \\_ Messrs 'and Mattocks had dealt with Mr Hemming while were employed by the Enforcement Administration and Mr Sherouse wanted them available as rebuttal witnesses Mr Barteaux also was sought as a possible rebuttal witness to describe the Agency's relationship with Mr Hemming in the event that Hemming raised a CIA defense \\_ Gary they Drug\n- 03 2. On 23 November Mr Barteaux and the undersigned met in chambers with Judge Hoeveler Mr Sherouse , Mr Roger Howard, law clerk to Judge Hoeveler \\_ and Mr Ted Sakowitz\\_ Public Defender for the Southern District of Florida Mr Sherouse decided that Mr Mattocks would not be required to testify and he did not attend the meeting \\_ The Judge initially expressed some reluc tance to have an ex parte conference because Mr Hemming had assumed primary responsibility for his own defense with only limited assistance from the Public Defender \\_ The Judge insisted that a transcript of the meeting be made but he promised that the transcript would be sealed and , in fact , would not be transcribed .\n\n- 3 . The undersigned indicated that the Agency had no interest in the outcome of the case and interposed no objectionoto \u017ehe introduction of any relevant information Our sole concern was to protect Mr Br\u00edggsJand his and after his DEA employment\\_ The was informed that nection with Hemming was on 23 1975 and that he had no contact with Hemming during any period of Agency employment \\_ The national security consequences of exposure of M8: (riggsjas well as the career consequences were outlined . In addition , the Judge was informed that Mr Barteaux was prepared to testify as an overt Agency employee about any relationship between Hemming and CIA Judge May\n\nSECRET\n\nIMPDET\n\nCL\n\n\n\n- 4 Judge Hoeveler asked Mr Sakowitz to cross-examine Mr determine whether he had any information which might be relevant to Hemming's defense Mr Sakggitz stated that although he was aware that Mr Hemming wished to call Mr Griggsag a witness he was not fully informed of all aspects of the case and , therefore, reluctant to question Mr @rigggp)Thereupon , Judge Hoeveler swore in Mr?Briggs)and proceeded to ask him a series of questions to determine whether Mr interaction with Mr Hemming had been in any way connected At the conclusion of this examination the Judge gave Mr Brigg)and when Mr Sakowitz declined , he stated that in light of the national security consequences which had been brought to his attention he was not inclined to permit questions relating to Mr Briggs CIA employment . 03 again\n- 5 . At the conclusion of the conference in chambers but before the jury was admitted into the courtroom Mr Sherouse informed Mr \\_ Hemming that Mr . @riggso) was available as a witness \\_ When the trial proceeded Mr Hemming concluded Mr Sherouse however , did call Mr 03 03 Briggsas a rebuttal witness On cross-examination Mr Hemming asked Mr whether he was with CIA Mr Sherouse promptly objected to the question , the Judge sustained the objection and Mr \\_ Hemm= went on to the next question The trial concluded soon afterwards without Mr Barteaux being called as a witness. It was subsequently learned that Mr Hemming was found guilty as charged \\_ ing\n\n\n\nEdmund Cohen\n\nEC:jz Distribution: Original LITIGATION-CRIMINAL Hemming Gerald P - EC Signer 1 Chrono\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\nCLASSIFY APPROPRIATE\n\n\n## APPROVAL REQUEST\n\nCOMPLETE AND FORWARD ORIGINAL AND COPIES To EXTERNAL ACTIVITIES BRANCH\n\nDATE\n\nDIRECTOR OF SECURITY; AIIN:\n\nEXIERNAL ACTIVITIES BRANCH\n\n(Staff , divicion or office head and security officer, #here\n\nTHRU:\n\n52 Divisio:\n\nAnD GRADE EMPLOYEE (Print Or type ) 03\n\nRoom No AND\n\nPHONE\n\nFROM:\n\n12/3\n\n3229\n\nFULL OF outside Activity For Which APPROVAL 1s REQUESTED NAMES OF OR CONCERNED \\_ LOCALE \\_ ETc. fer to HR 10- 7 be fore completing) 03 (Re-\n\n7 $ ( in Kf 12\n\n\n\n1 2 ? t\n\n\n## BY REQUESTOR\n\nIN ENGAGING IN THE REQUESTED ACTIVITY , I WILL MAKE NO REFERENCE TO OR DISCUSS MY CIA ASSIGNMENTS OR DUTIES . I (WILL, WILL NOT) BE IDENTIFIED AS EMPLOYED BY CIA FOR IHE FOLLOWING REASONS:\n\n1 22 2 CCV:r 7 6?\n\n\n5 | GNATURE EMPLOYEE\n\n\n## Comments AND CONCURRENCE STAFF OR OFFICE HEAD\n\nCONCUR:\n\nDATE\n\nOF\n\nFOR COMPJETION BY EXTERNAL ACTIVITIES BRANCH AND RETURN OF ORIGINAL To EMPLOYEE\n\nDATE:\n\nSECURITY. APPROVAL HAS BEEN GRANTED , DENIED) FOR THE ACTIVITY CONTEMPLATED BY IHIS REQUEST .\n\n\nCHIEF SECURITY SUPPORT DIVISION\n\nFORM U $ \u20ac\n\nCLASSTFY\n\nA 5\n\nAPPROPRTATE\n\n1/7 4 be h 9|6 4 -~~ 350\n\nlo\n\n2\n\n20 Ocb cee #\n\n\n#8 ~\n\nL\n\n47 m Is uay ~ 2 9\n\nD\n\n69\n\nMat\n\n23\n\n42\n\n2\n\n5\u00f8\n\nJx\n\n69\n\n68\n\nMd\n\n4)\n\nCe\n\nUS\n\nVs\n\nHem ming\n\n2\n\nctle\n\nI\u00f8nas\n\nJe May\n\nP. Hewming\n\nCae No 76=7/\n\n3QQNE\n\nExs\\_Ave\n\n300\n\n5 D-\n\nFlenda\n\n3 5\n\n(as hm\n\n@\n\nYeu wi\n\n2\n\nFlovia AS\n\n22070\n\n9\n\nHevnda\n\nV^\n\n104\n\n~\n\n\n| ck Al 2 |\n|---------------|\n| OY 2 | wmel W |\n| d Ke Lu |\n| 3 |\n| Le 4 Us |\n| Ys ke L4p |\n\n", "pages": 11} {"id": "doc_a62a709c_23f0_4c67_b250_1f9cc80a3914", "filename": "104-10161-10144.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10161-10144.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n28 Septonbor 1961 Flle No. 4455\n\nHEMORANDUH FOR:\n\nChlef, Records Offlce\n\nTHROUGH\n\nChief , PSD/CS\n\nAttentlon:\n\nSuBJECT\n\nPICCOLO , Joseph $ GS-7, KH Covor Dabrl\u00f8fIng\n\n- 1 Piccolo entored 0n duty wIth the Agency 0n 4 Fobruary 1957 9 4 ploymnt he Ia Moxlco fro 1957 1961 to reslgnatlon used Depar tuont of the reslgn\n- 2. Plccolo was iastructed to-Indicate hls omployer N, WashIngton 25, W.,\n- 3, He was further Instruct\u00f8d to IndIcate, that he travel led, IstIng varlous countrles Bn route to and fron Mexlco, but not the speclflc loatlon dotal Is hls cover\n- 4 be 1636 NE\\_ ZOth Street , Lauderdale, Florlda. His FIghter 59., Andreus AFB\\_\n- 5 . The Informatl\u00f2n is furnlshod and Incluslon In the SubJect's flles .\n\n\nYOUNG\n\n\n## @istribution:\n\nOrig.\n\n\nAddressee\n\nPSD/OS\n\nWH Division\n\nFile 4455\n\nMCB\n\nChrono", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_d37c8c3c_2aee_41bf_9727_32caec33ff00", "filename": "104-10121-10119.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10121-10119.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "To: Cfeck\n\nREF\n\n5Y\n\nCARD\n\n\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\nnotification OF ESTABLI SHMENT OR CANCELLATION COVER BACKSTOP\n\nCHIEF CONTROL DIVISION; OP\n\nCONIRACI PERSONNEL DIVISION, OP\n\nCHIEF LA:\n\n\n\n- ss\n\nEMPLOYEE NUMBER\n\n(OPERATING COMPONENT FOR ACTION)'\n\nNUMBER:\n\nOFEICIAL COVER\n\nCONTRACT\n\nATIN\n\nSTAFF\n\nSJBJECT\n\n\n## XEEP ON TOP OF FILE WHILE COVER IN EFFECT\n\nCANCELLATION OF\n\nPROv / DED\n\nProvided FOR TDY ther (Specify)\n\nT FORM 642 MMEDIATELY To CHANGE TELEPHONE CATEGORY TO . CATEGORY\n\n20 - 7 )\n\nSUBMI T FORM 3254 W-2 To BE ISSUED . HHB 20-11)\n\nSUBMIT FORM 1322 FOR ANY CHANGE AFFECT ING COVER HR 240-2e)\n\nSUBM FORM 1323 FOR TRANSFERR NG COVER RESPONS / BILITY . ( HR\n\nEAA CATEGORY\n\nCATEGORY\n\nSUBMI T FORM 2688\n\nAND/ OR COVER\n\nCD CPD\n\n{P:Rating\n\n2\n\n551\n\ncomponent\n\nHOSP ITAL / ZATION\n\nEFEECTIYE:\\_DATE\n\nSUBMI T FORM 3254 HHB 20 - 7 )\n\nW-2 To BE ISSUED\n\nSUBMI T FORM 642 IMMED I ATELY To CHANGE CATEGORY To CATEGORY HHB 20:7)7\n\nEAA: CATEGORY\n\nGORY; CATEC\n\nRETURN ALL OFFJCIAL DOCUMENTATION\n\nSUBMI T FORM 2688 FOR HOSP TAL ZATION : CARD-\n\nDo WR ITE IN This BLOCK\n\nCANCELLED\n\n3643", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_627a8286_2070_4531_aafe_c712f2dfefb2", "filename": "104-10016-10021.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10016-10021.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "3\n\nMELBCURNE .\n\n\ncm 4\n\nCLA: SIF ,ED MESSAGE\n\nSWCREF\n\n\n\nie following action SENSLIIZE\n\nSigned:\n\nR.O . #1 Ua:t\n\nT 0204222\n\nJote:\n\nDIR INFo CNBR CITE MELB 2517 (ROLLOFIER ACTING) GPFLOOR\n\nIf destructicn, olte reaBons and coordinate\n\n85690 #\n\n- SQUARE PRELIMINARY CHECKS ON RECORDED CONVERSATIONS REVEAL FOLL:\n\n8\n\n- a NO TRACE 1952 DARK BLUE BU ICK BELONG ING SOVIET @R BLOC CNBR OR SYDNEY.\n\n- B No LICENSE PLATE To ONE MENTIONED BUT FOLL CCC 012, 1960 VAUXHALL, TWO-TONED BLUE , SATRAPINSKY , 149 WENTWORTH AVE, WENTWORTHVILLE; CCC 19485 STANDARD , FaUn , WILLIAM JOHN SIMS, BINALONG; CCo 122 , 1960 BIEGE, AVE , WAHROONGA , No SQUARE DEROG On ABOVE.\n\n- NO IDENTIF IABLE INFo ON AUSSIE MENTIONED CNBR\n- FRASERS MENTIONED SAME REF ARE ALP\n- INDON FIRST SECY POSSIBLY R. W ILLY SASTRANEGARA HA S MOUSTACHE; NOT KNOWN To SQUARE; NOTICEABLY To\n\nCLASSIFICATION REVIEW\n\nJMPDET CL\n\nSECRET\n\n{rdudod Irom ovlomotk docloufcollon\n\nHi\n\nYR\n\n8\n\n8\n\n2\n\nIRACE EMBASSY 'SQUARE", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_d1046e27_f825_48aa_bf60_ee1b82124585", "filename": "104-10101-10198.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10101-10198.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_979ea7cd_06b3_4d50_874d_d89af709e70a", "filename": "104-10128-10249.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10128-10249.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## PHILLIPS , Loulse\n\n0-626272\n\n\n## Love C-850404 ~ SOR\n\n0b Kay granted Operational in August 1969 , August 1970 and August 1971 .\n\n\n0b Note: As a menber of the news media bas been involved 1n Journalistlc activity result\u00edng 1n Agency Speclfically [uffofiled a story 1n be endeavored to explain bave thought that the States Government and thl6 Agency have been Involved 1n Braxlllan pol\u00edce torture tactics\\_\n\n\n## PHILLIPS Louise Simmons 0-542601 Step-mother\n\nLoulse (formerly Abern) approved for Contract Type A employment 1n June 1988 \\_ Approva l ut timately cancelled 1n Septenber 1968 \\_ X.D\\_\n\n2", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_6df4637b_0fdc_41e8_8019_ac0f609b342b", "filename": "104-10140-10420.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10140-10420.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n\nJournal Office of Legislative Counsel Friday 1l February 1977\n\nPage 5\n\n19. (Unclassified LJKL ABMINISTRATIVE DELIVERIES st\u00e0ff, phone numbers of(hief of Station, Panama)and (Chief of 16-3. Station; Mexico City)or passage to Representatives John J. Flynt (D. Ga. ) and J. Kenneth Robinson (R. Va. ) for their use in an upcoming trip to the above locations-\n\n20. (Confidential LJK) LIAISON Met with James Fellenbaum, Senate Appropriations Committee staff, to discuss the FY78 budgete Fellenbaum indicated that the Senate Appropriations Committee would have to treat the issue of intelligence-related costs due to the fact that the House Appropriations Committee has shown such interest in this matter. I informed him that the House Appropriations Committee is scheduling a hearing on intelligence related costs on 8 March 1977.\n\n\nFellenbaum also said that it appears Senator William W\\_ Proxmire (D. Wis.) and Senator Clifford P. Case (R. N.J.) will join the Intelligence Subcommittee of Senate Appropriations Committee.\n\n\n- 21. (Unclassified LLM) LLAISON Advised Art Kuhl, Senate Foreign Relations Committee staff, of the number of Agency employees covered by the upcoming foreign service list to be submitted to the Senate. The information was supplied by Tom Carney; CCS.\n\n- 22. (Unclassified LLM) LIAISON Spoke with Paul Daly, FBI, on the present Btate of affairs with respect to the House Select Committee on Assassinations Gonzalez (D. Texas) to the Attorney General the Committee staffers will no longer be provided access to the unclassified material they have been reviewing within the Department of Justice.\n\n\n18 928\n\n- Daly is hopeful that Chairman Gonzalez will approve the security clearance standards and once this ig in motion the first clearances should start coming through in about 30 days . I asked Daly to us advised as to the progress on the clearances matter to pave the way for our next coordinated within the Executive Branch to seek Chairman Gonzalez's and Representative Samuel L. Devine' s (R. Ohio) agreement on procedures for access to classified information keep step", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_11944a31_99ca_4776_ac50_d5e6d08fb31e", "filename": "104-10100-10247.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10100-10247.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "DIB\n\n2\n\n\n\na:\n\nB:\n\n8\n\n0P\n\n420\n\n\n\nreturnTo CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce\n\n08\n\nAVE\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_3377a4e2_5973_41fe_87dc_847ddaa48c7c", "filename": "104-10069-10177.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10069-10177.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n\n", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_64ffa6a0_5a83_4b7f_a43f_89ca79af59be", "filename": "104-10110-10433.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10110-10433.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "FILE NO\n\nDATE\n\nSYNOPSIS\n\non 17 1951cGd Ho:s 8ibat Unlon fo\u00ed G. 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AB Jattar date, bocn 2,\n\n0 18 1961, Bent to Eutace Isla A\n\n\n\n~2-", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_d323e31d_05ef_4430_89a8_552866824f02", "filename": "104-10112-10204.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10112-10204.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "n\n\n\n\n7- 62\n\nId\n\nSECRET:\n\n551", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_98ca2159_3d42_41ce_91f4_8ac568c1eef8", "filename": "104-10065-10124.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10065-10124.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "704/\n\nSECRET\n\nACTION: IF/DP.9 (127) FILE, RF , ODPD-D, (11/w)\n\n76 0723553\n\nTOR: 1911262 MAY 78\n\nPAGE 001\n\nT 1911152 MAY 78 DEFERRED\n\nCITE @RUSSELS 51185 (GOERLICH ACTING)\n\nFOR: Info EUR/AS/A, SA/0o/0\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nVLAAMSE\n\nMILITANTENORDE\n\nREF : 0705837\n\n1 FOLLOWING ONLY FIRST DIFFERS ORAL STIFFARM OF REF , In TELLING WhAT ALREADY SURMISED OF IN 1968-70\n\nFRP:\n\nDEFERREd TELEPOUCH\n\n51185\n\n\n\nWE Have CONCERNING contacts VMo MEMBERS AMERICAN CITIZENS BETWEEN 1968 And 1970 APPEARS To US To PREPARE A REPORT THE SUBJECT OF THE VM\u00d6 FOR PASSING To MEMBERS OF HOUSE REPRESENTAIIIVES WE ARE ALSO OPPOSED Io PASSAGE OF: ARTICLES FROM (uR QUARIERLY ISAID COMMITTEE, 2, E? IMPDET,\n\n\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_d6f3b74b_0775_475d_922e_64f59e4a6a9a", "filename": "104-10143-10088.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10143-10088.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "SECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III\n\n15 November 1974\n\n\n## ANNEX B\n\n\n\nThe 201 system pro: for identifying a person of specific interest to the Operations Dlrectorate and for controlling and all pertinent information about that person. The system also provides a means for identifying subjects of 201 files from various ' categories of information.about them and for producing lisits of 201 personalities according to those categores. Only 2 relatively small number of personalities indexed are of sufFicient interest to justify opening a 201 dossier. These are normally subjects of extensive reporting and CI investigation, prospective agents and sources, members of groups and organior subjects on whom a volumne of correspondence has accumulated. filing\n\n\n## 2. THE 201 SYSTEM\n\nThe principal features of the 201 system are:\n\n- individual in the to serve as identifying file for reporting on that individual system\n- the 201 opening form (Form 831) and all biographif refere= the individual, ie, per sonal\n- xa\u0161ter 201 reference for the Main Inder and stores the pcrtinent information wvhich may later be retrieved' for special listings.\n\n- d Main Inder Master 201 Reference: this reference, printed in reply to an arc absent within the record, succeeding data items or lines will be moved up and the reFerence consolidated.\n\n\n23\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n\n## DOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B\n\n\n## 15 November 1974\n\n\n\n\n## Information A\u00f2out Subiect\n\n- 1 Sequence Number and Name\n- 2. Sex,and Date of Birth\n- Citizenship\n- 5. Occupation\n- 6. Occupation Code\n- 7 Text\n\nDocument\n\nReference Data\n\nPROHIBITED\n\n- 10. OI Codes\n- 11. Record Date\n- 12. Reference\n- ISC Control Information\n- 13. Date of update of the record Jatest\n- 14. STAR Index Record Number\n\n24\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n\n\nE\n\n2\n\nF\n\ns\n\nF\n\n2\n\n(\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B\n\n15 November 1974\n\ne OI Code: a hvo letter symbolused with the sonality records in the 201 system of 201 perwith organizations or activities of an individual gence and security service affilia OI codes cover intelli agent, or known Or suspect, as activitiess of codes for use by compone) categories OI\n\n(1) general OI\n\nAttacha\n\n- (2) OI codes assigned~ component for intelligence services or other specific organization\n\n\u00c0 component may request an OI code be established by submitting a memorandum to the DDO/RMO through the component Records Officer. Management\n\n4 201 personality may be assigned two OI codes: An OI code may be assigned when the 201 Personality File Action Request (Form is initiated (see paragraph 3b below) by in Box 13 or a code may be assigned or added 831 ) filling\n\nThe 201 system has the capability of producing machine of 201 personalities by OI codes: For example, if an OI code has been opened for the security service of a certain a may be compiled of all members of that service listings listing country\n\n{ 201 Machine Lists: produced from the mechanized 201 Iadex based on names or other identifying information of personalities on whom 201 dossiers exist.\n\n\n\n## 3. OPENING A 201 DOSSIER\n\n\n## a. Ceneral\n\nThe opening of a 201 e an operational component;, in coordination 9 master 201 record and the occasional of a 201 dossier are ca 'criteria described in Chapter II of this handbook, when there is will be acquired and filed in Such a dossier. Generally dossiers are opened on persons about wvhom counterintelligence infonmation is reported, and to the Operations Directocatg, rspecifcalnathose persons for whom provisional operational: approvals and operational approvals are requested (see exception belowv). 201 files are not to be opened on staff on closing being\n\n\n\n25\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nof\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B 15 November 1974\n\npersons svho are only of local interest to a fiekd station Or Headquarters desk. a of the DDO records syst\u00ebm and are to be requirements on ISG for automatic 3 \u00f2n'certain categories of persons whose names appear in incoming) Theseas listed in Attachment 2.201 D part levy\n\n- apHe\u00ebd not be opened when a POA is requested for persons foreign liaison service and who are of operational interest for puposes only. being training\n- (2) Persons for whom the field requests a 201 opening;\n- (3) MHFIXTURE personalities: bonafide diplomats of other than denied area countries; in close association with staff personnel:\n- (4) Subjects of a Personal Record Questionnaire Part I.\n\n- (5) Persons on whom a Main Index search reveals information in five Or more documents (see DOI 70-20).\n\n- (6) Subjects of Interagency Source Register memoranda from LSNI ISR (opened only by IPIRMS) .\n\n\n\n## b. Requgsting a 201 File Opening\n\nHeadquarters desks may open a out and submitting a to the Records Maintenance Section (IPIRMS) 88 used to create OI amend the master 201 record and to register the assign ment of 9 consists of 201 Personality # station may requet 201 file by writing 201- :n the HeadDox on andlor after the is made by indicating 201- in the file number A cable request is made will open 201 files as requested by dispatch or telepouch but it is the responsiare notified of 201 openings through receipt of the field master 201 record. filling line.\n\n\n26\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n(\n\nCc?:\n\n5\n\no:\n\nSECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B 15 November 1974\n\n\n## 4 CONTENTS OF THE DOSSIER\n\nInfomation about a 201 personality should be filed or cross-referenced his dossier. When additional information is into name trace or other a 201 subject through process, be consolidated into his documents; it must procedures. 70-20 for consolidation ie\n\n201\n\nFile but is not limited to:\n\nBiographic\n\nForm b.\n\n\n831).\n\n\nhandwriting samples.\n\n\nphotographs, fingerprints;\n\n- C. Personal Record Questionnaire Parts I and IL\n- d. Operational and other security approvals.\n\n- e. Name check replies; requests; clearances; and approvals\n- Acknowledgement of pseudonym\n- g 201 personality assessments and evaluations\n- h of contract and termination papers. Copy\n- i Secrecy agreement:.\n\n- j Agent Duty Status Report:\n\nTraining and evaluation\n\nRODUCTION\n\n1\n\n{SCSWIRL\n\nm.\n\n\nNewspapf\n\n- n. information a better understanding of the subject and our interest may include operational reporting. Any His\n\n\n## 5 MAINTENANCE OF 201 DOSSIERS\n\nThe 201 personality dossier contains; in document date have been made part of the Central Records papers svhich have System as well as those which not:. Record documents may range from on the subject to finance and other newspaper or magazine articles administrative papers. order,\n\n26.1\n\nSECRET\n\nand\n\n\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B\n\n15 November 1974\n\n\n## a Purging\n\n- of a document: (2) Name it has been the basis for\n\nPurging a 201 dossier is the responsibility of the desk discrimination in recognizing officer. It requires useful material, rather than the place under the supervision papers; it will therefore take be done be purged. A (1)5 Acial following:\n\n- (4) All document restriction notices (For 1884) -\n- Routing\n- (5) The disseminated version of positive copy of the raw report is contained in information if then must be transferred the 201 file; the dissemination number to the first page of the raw report. intelligence\n- ainedRecord copy documents which only repeat substantive contained in other documents in the information by the Records Officer. authorization for destruction is file;\n- slips, and record sheets (Fom 610) and unless there are remarks such as d\u00edspatch coordinations or comments\n- forwaged to Secret documents are in 201 dossier donngraded for retention an authorized over the contents jurisdiction Secret classification at the desk or the canno in a desk TS file or forwa cument should be removed, retained cross-reference sheet t0 the Secret Control and placed in the 201 file giving the location Top Files; having Top Officer,\n- (8) Deferred documents (see 56(2) ).\n\n\n\n## b. Maintenance Procedures\n\n- (1) All material in a 201 dossier will be filed In the case of document attachments in document date order. which have classitied into a 201 been\n\n26.2\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nof\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B 15 November 1974\n\ndossier and separated from the basic document by the assignment of a slash number, the attachment will be filed by the date of the basic document.\n\n\n- (2) Deferred documents will not be filed in a 201 dossier. If are to be retained in the dossier should be sent RMS for classification into that 201. they they\n- (3) Field index card and area desk cards may be retained in the These cards should be mounted in the 201\n- (4) person who becomes a staff Copy documents will be restricted to closed if there are no Record documents in it. Copy\n- (5) A 201 opened in pseudonym should be consolidated into the true name 201 if one exists or converted to the true name-\n- (6) Field and duplicate (shadow) 201 files no longer of active interest should be incorporated into the official 201 after the duplicate. material has been purged by the desk officer and the remaining information classified to that 201 by the Analysis Section (IPIAN)\n- (7) Any document wvith predecessor organization cover sheet Or an OPC (Office of Policy Coordination) cover sheet from the Archives and Disposition Section (IPIARD) must be to IPIARD for processing to the 201.\n\n- (8) Desk memoranda document source number) containing substantiye on the subject of the 201 should be sent classified\n- (9) Eskeparated From its basic document for inclusion in a 201 wvill be forwarded with the basic document to IPIAN for\n- (10) To retain the P&L, RYBAT; or KAPOK sensitivity of a document remaining in a 201 dossier being retired to Central Files, place that document in an envelope sealed with black tape (see DOI 70-17). RYBAT, P&L, Or KAPOK document sent to Central Files not in black-taped envelope will automatically be handled a3 desensitized. A black-taped envelope may contain only one document and must be filed in chronological order within the file. If there are numerous documents cf this type the desk officer may blacktape the entire dossier rather than inclividual docunents (see DOI 70-10). Any\n\n26.3\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B\n\n15 November 1974\n\nBlack-taped dossiers dossiers black-taped documents vill be handled as resticted dossiers..\n\n\n(11) An. inactive 201 dossier or an a dossier on. permanent should 201 large charge: Routing\n\n\n\n26.4\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B\n\n15 November: 1974\n\n201 dossier may be on permanent the desk period of active interest:. If the dossier is desk Ppcument or File Accountkept during\n\n\n\nThe new action desk officer must 201 Personality File Action Request (For 813) to 201 personality will be includedi for his component then change listings\n\n7.\n\n\n'DEPRODU\n\nQHIPITED\n\nRESTRICTED\n\na. Access to a senslt\u00edve 204 be restricted by holding the file at the Central Files.\n\n\n(1) The dossier nf be restricted by checking - Box 2 on the 201 Personality File Action Request ( 831 ) mvhen the file is opened. Form\n\n26.5\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n\n\n\n\n14-0oooo\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B 15 November 1974\n\n- (2) The dossier may be' resticted by holding it on permanent retured to Cenbral Files for r\u00ebtention a File Restriction Notice (Form 2021) charge being\n- b. Access to personnel of the restricting desk or persons by that desk. request for the within.a restricted dossier routed cover sheet to the to the requester or Jdossier to Central Files. The Any charge\n- dossier, permanently Or 'charged to a desk, wvill be referred to that desk by Central Files.\n\n\n\n\n26.6\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B\n\n15 November 1974\n\n\n## 8. REQUESTS FOR INFORMATION ON 201 PERSONALITIES\n\nthe identity of the subject of in which case the\n\nIto a name, unless the 201 file is restricted, or ssigned. Requesters should name submitted.\n\n\nRequests pertaining t fewer names or numbers may be made by telephone by the IPTAIS red line extension; IPIAIS will provide the information by return call to the requesters extension as listed in the Badge. Table; Requests for more than five names or numbers must be listed and sent by tube or courier to IPIAIS; IPIAIS will reply by retum mail calling\n\n\n## 9 201 DOSSIER CANCELLATION\n\nA 201 file may be authorized for cancellation by a Records Officer, after appropriate coordination; The file should be forwvarded t0 IPIRMS which will destroy the folder and the cards to it and will remove the name and number from 'machine Record document contained in the folder \"ill be reclassified to another appropriate file or sent to the Destruction (IPIDU) as leading Jists. Any Copy Unit\n\n\n## 10. 201 MACHINE LISTINGS\n\nMachine provide field stations and Headquarters desks with names and 201 numbers in the requesters or functional area of the 201 or later by a 20l am 204 Rrrsonality File Action Request (Form 831) leave the and interest desk (Box 16) box Box 14), and indicate permanent charge 'vhich will include the 201 number is the IPl2Ok categorized as standard or oqandard and as scheduled or special listings the listing\n\n\n## a. Standard Listings\n\nIssued semi-annually to Headquarters and the field; based on a components as indicated in the \"Action Desk,;\" \"Country of Location; and \"Interest inerest\n\n26.7\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nDesk\" blocks on standard listings available are:\n\n(3)\n\n(5)\n\nto a yptony\n\na cryptonym\n\nOnly\n| | | 0165401 |\n|-----------|--------|---------------|\n| | 90 | |\n| | | 02)46 |\n| | | chir? 0179620 |\n| Ciy, | | |\n| | | 009 |\n| | | 09 |\n| | ix | |\n| | 10 | |\n| | | 00 |\n| Shui | | |\n| | Joha26 | |\n| | | 01 |\n| | | 02219= |\n| | | 022) 017962 |\n| 193 | | 022) 017962 |\n| | chin | 022) 017962 |\n| 2379/0202 | | |\n| | | 017062 |\n| | | 00526) |\n| 5/2579/09 | | |\n| 13/? | | |\n| | | 010 078 |\n| | Hang | |\n| | Hang | 0o 199 |\n| \"C | Hang | |\n| | Hang | 0107j96 |\n\n157\n\nCL\n\n26.8\n\nSECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B\n\n15 November 1974\n\n201 number;\n\na\n\n21 number;\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n14-Oooo\u00f2\n\n- (d) County of birth\n- (e) Citizenship\n- (f) 'OI code\n- (g) Location\n\nSECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B\n\n15 November 1974\n\nmust. be destroyed upon receipt of current editions. These listings are by their very nature extremely sensitive compilations of information and must be given possible safeguard.\n\n\n\n\nFor example, a user could obtain a list of all 20l personalities who have been assigned the produced of all persons who were: born in Germany . betwveen the years 1915 and.1920, with the occupation computer 'specialist who are now citizens of the Note however that the listing would contain only those personalities ' with an OI code AA Those personalities with an OI code other. than AA and those svith no OI. code would be excluded. Tbe requester could however ask that persons wbo have not been assigned an OI code also be included Note also that shen retrieving lists based on occupation; the will be only as specific as the occupation code ` (Attachment 1). The occupation code for courier covers only a documented courier. Some occupation 'codes cover more than one some trade or manual occupation; carpenters; bricklayersa painters, mechanics and electricians. If a list is requested for category tings .may be sorted arranged) according to any, but n9 the following keywvords: listing\n\n- (a) Surnazne\n- (b) Given' name\n\nPROHIBITED\n\n26.9\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III,ANNEX B\n\n15 November 1974\n\nSorts' can: be made within 'sorts. For may be sorted alphabetically by surname iven- countries of location. Because twvo OI codesm OI codes would ED/\n\nScheduled\n\nStandard and\n\n\n## d. Special Listings\n\nUnscheduled, usually non-standard, produced on a one time basis in response to operational requirements. listings special\n\n\n## e. Request for Listings\n\nAll requests for standard or non-standard alphabetical and numerical 201 Jistings for Headquarters and the field, for changes in periodic and for information on the 201. machin\u00eb list system should be made to the component Records Management Officer. listings,\n\n\n\n26.10\n\nSECRCT\n\n\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n26.15\n\nSECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B Attachment 2\n\n15 November 1974\n\nAUTOMATIC 201 DOSSIER OPENINCS\n\nNote: 201 files will be opened\n\ngories of\n\npeople.\n\n\n- 1 iArab Republic\\_of\n- a. Diplomats with rank of above\n- b. Military attaches and assistunt'military attaches.\n\n- C. Intelligence officers of the General Intelligence Department (CID))\n- of name and additional biographic data.)\n- 2 British Commonwealth\n- Services.\n\n- b All positively identified members of the Irish Military] Intelligence Service (IMIS) .\n\n- c. 81 given\n- or provincial levels and\n\nd\n\nPolice (\n\nAll members [\u00f2f tig Secunty\n\nPROHIBI\n\n\n## 3 Cube\n\nIntelligence service enployees (DSE, DGI)\n\n\n## Israel\n\n- All . Israeli diplomats. ' CINEIISR) should be indicated as the originating office with CI/SP alwvays indicated as the secondary office of interest:\n- Military attaches.\n\n- C. Assistant military attaches.\n\n\nfollowing cate- of\n\n5. North Vietnam\n\nAll diplomats and NPL\n\n6.\n\n\nUSSR\n\n- erl presentation, national ' airline (Aeroflot) ie\n- b. All and Vienna.\n\n- Audio technicians, after coordination with SE desk concerned:\n- d. Students who will be studying abroad for ? full academic year at institutions\n\n\n\n26.16\n\nSECRET\n\nSECRET\n\nCHAPTER III, ANNEX B Attachment 2\n\n15 November 1974", "pages": 16} {"id": "doc_55186114_aec9_4611_8109_40f240fbf412", "filename": "104-10117-10203.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10117-10203.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "0\n\nRay\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\nRCOS;\n\n8 1957\n\n14 1965\n\n3\n\n0\n\n\n\nDICK,\n\nG\n\nHouotoo,\n\n@t Colubdas\n\n0 22 April\n\n0 20\n\n9f\n\n9 #8;\n\n\n\n0\n\n2 40\n\n4 4\n\n\n\n4 Barw\n\n\n\nSECRET;\n\n\n\n4be\n\n0\n\n0\n\nof . day\n\nMab 0 23\n\n\n\nSECKET\n\n8h9/67\n\nSECRET", "pages": 8} {"id": "doc_4bb91131_bdb4_4265_9b81_efc53b262f6f", "filename": "104-10172-10106.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10172-10106.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10172-10106]\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nSTAFF\n\nFIL\n\nIXCLUSIVE DATES:\n\nCUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION :\n\nDELSTIOYS , IF ANY:\n\nMAY BE COPIED OR REMIOVED FROV THIS FILS\n\n\n## 1 1\n\n\n| To: RID/201 Sectlon TUDE STATION Dw6 | |\n|----------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------|\n| 0a 10 | |\n| Do | |\n| NAM\u00c6 | |\n| | vidal,) |\n| 10 . | |\n| | desk HAND CARRY IF IRUE ND; APFEARS ABOVE |\n| | 20 - |\n\n2\n\n\n\n\n| back RID | 10 |\n|--------------|------|\n| Gk:J 4239 To | |\n| 1 FE3 | |\n| RID;7 | |\n\n\n## vISPATCA\n\nChicf\n\nKhlof Statlon KWs\u00ediam1\n\nt\n\n- 1 As: statod 1n the re fcrencu, clains that G u 1 has the The were asked for Informtlon they mlght bc able to provlde un such rclativcs Forwardcd hcrow]th is 8 copy of UTA-3909 avallablc to the 0l the twu: they bellcvc to bc Guftart's ha lf tin u t Campuzan\u00f2 and Miguel Antonlo G u 1 t Canpuzano Ircluded. 1s Informatlon Gultart mIstress Jar J 2 are no Station traces on elther of the brothcrs an}\n- 2; Station traces on Blar JUAIEZ Fernandez indicatc that she the head the Ichthyoloky 0f the Oceanographic Institute\\_ In Felyruary 1967 refugce source reported to be the asslstant to in thc Departmcnt of tbe Oceanographic Instltutc the Cuban Acadciy of Sciences of the founders of the Institute of Occanology . Sho had been profcssor of biologlcal sclences at thc of Havana In 1966 she was givon UNESCO scholarshlp t.o tudy unidentified Europcan country but thc Cuban Governmont dId not ve her permisslon to leave the Island In 196G she was nominated to attend convention the USSR again was to Cuba She has been opposed to the sincc 1963 and anxious to lcavo Cuba .\n\n\n\n\nAttachment:\n\nOTA-3909\n\nSumary\n\nof\n\nInforma\n\nh/w\n\nhw\n\ntlon,\n\n\n\ndan\n\nUFAA-3736\n\nTYPED:\n\n10 January 197*2\n\n201 -\n\n\n\n\n## DISPATCH\n\n1 0 1 9 t 1n tbo 0,8. 10 8 to 0 Aptonlo 8 8 1p 0 8 5 0 8 ar0 Bo Btatlon traces 88 10 tho 1967 tbo 1n tbo 0 9f 0f tho bed forvarly: boan 8 Bt Ip 0 to Bfudy Cuban to 1888 to 10 to anxloug\n\nButa P.\n\n\nDan\n\n10 1873\n\n14-0oooo\n\nVIA! RAI\n\nPROM\n\nJIEO\n\nI-37\n\nSUBJBCT ,\n\nDarlo GUITART Munday\n\nRBP ,\n\n72\n\n1 are forvarding tracoe on of Dario GUITAF Handay (or Handey) 1n tho\n\nDopt. PhyB1ce; Noy Orleang Loul\u00f8lana- 70125 , phone nunbor J605 Loulelana Avo, 70125 , phone nunbor 821-1307 . He 18 marrlod to Helona TORO Abrll and hao the follovlng chlldren, Dr , Ramon GUTTART Toro married to Dalby POX Toro Vibae GUITARI foro marrled to Edmundo P ROBAINA (Identlcal wlth Eduundo P. ROBAINA Gra89o, 8 lavyer) and Wllllam Clark marrlod to Giselle MARTINEZ do rre Source! Year Book , 1969-70 , de POSADA ,\n\nM\u00e4rrl\u00f8d Dr , Elena TORO Abrll\\_ Has degree ana Bt Havana Unlvorolty. at 1502 64th St . at the corner Of 1Sth Ave Anpllaclon de Marlanao Havana Pro phone nwnber 2-7571\\_ Children, Jorgo \\_ H\u00f8lena Menbor Of the Club Cuban Nuebtra by Jose Hanu\u00f8l VALDBS Cruz, 1958, publl\u00f8h\"Dlarlo Naclonal page 471.\n\n\n72 >Y /\n\n1\n|\n\nb.\n\n\nAl2 884 999. 25 1910 \\_ Cardenao\\_ Matanze\u00f8 Province, 509 W 178ch Pla. Ad Cuba ! 1502 St , Harlanao Havana , Entered tho U;8 \\_ at 16 Peb 1962 (PAA 422) \\_ Occupatlon 'Cuba! Profogbor Vl\u00f8a PP-J8810 valld untll 28 Aug 5'6\" tall, 162 Harrlod to Elena TORO Abrll. Source, Innlgratlon card APE\n\nDoctor, H\u00f8mber Of the Revolutlonary at 4009 Elba St. Now Orleans Loul\u00f8lana U,8, Llt Of th\u00f8 Now Orleane Dologatlon 0f the Rovolutlonary Teachor Dlroctory , 20 Jul 63, at the School Of Of Havana Ulver\u00f8lty. Source, Cuban Plle III/57 .\n\n\nProfabpor college \\_ Montevallo Alabama 35115 U.S. num ber 665-2521 at 204 N Abhville Clrclo, vallo Alabama phone Marrled to Ena Roballa TABARES Gutierrez. Chlldren, Mlguol Horaclo GUITART Tabareb marrled to LANCIS and Elol\u00f8a GUITART Tabareb, to Emillo CERICE Rlvero. Source, Year Book , 1969-70 , POSADA ,\n\nAl2 496 264 , DPOB , 1l Oct 1908 ad1250 St. Mlaml Addrebe 1n Cuba , 8408 187th Ave. Fontanar Marlanao Entored the U.8 . ac on 19 Oct 61 414) \\_ Occupatlon In Cuba 0f mathenatice at Havana Unlver\u00f8lty. PP-22512 on 22 Jul valld 22 Jul Marrled Enna TMVARES Gutlerroz TABARES Gutierrez) at the Bame addrege . Imalgratlon card\\_ to at 204 Montaavallo Alabama\\_ Pather H. GUITART Tabaree who arr\u00edved 1n the on 10 Apr 70 PIR C-080-056 .\n\n\n2 note\\_ Antonlo hav\u00f8 the matro whlle Subject 8 matronymlc Or Handex. makee boleve tht are half brotherb (chMldren of tho father) \\_ Al\u00f8o note that reporte Lndlcate that Subject born around 1923 whlle born 1n 1910 and 1908 Tholr 1n ag0 10 around 13 and Antonlo reportod 88 ba1ng brother\u00f8 Per nandeg (Al7 On 20 Hay 1966 JAHBU providod data to pr\u00f8pare Of Informatlon on Darlo GUITART Mandoy. In (ve are ch\u00f8y attachIng copy 1n Bpanlohl 80 and Antonlo GUITART Hundex' He 80 probably not knov that they ar0 half are certaln that ar Agustn and We bacou8e thoy occupatione Miguel\\_Antonlo\n\n- 3; Ne are al8o forvardIng 8 a Inforatlon on Mar #ho hae Darlo'8 and 88 hoad of the Departmont 0f Ocoanology.\n\n- could provlde Informatlon on Darlo and @xplaln vhothar\n- 2\n\n12\n\n2, 2 do po?\n\n\n- 2\n- 2.\n\n- 3,\n- 4\n- 5.\n\n- 6 . cc\n- 20\n\n2940,\n\n- 2\n- rscido ca\n- 0503\n- L\n- C 8u\n\n\n## Icicess:\n\n- b (10\n\n\n## 12,\n\n- C:: 22\n- 203201,\n- c los\n- 2 2 D,\n- C\\_\n- 2,\n- C,\n- 2\n- co ca cl\"secdorob\n\nc: 0\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n- 25,\n- 15; 209 10j 22294\n- 2c222 cr:\n- 2 12 60:\n\n222 2\n\n- 32 si L:22?\n\n\n0s\n\n- 21 si 2255 22 0\n\n%0,\n\n9 cJ 2: 2i;05 c 2\u20ac 4\n\n2 2: 222 2\n\n- 52 co\n\n\n## 2,\n\n2 2\n\n- 2\n\n22 222 2 2 22 \"222\n\n- ca\n\n\n\n\n\n\n| 4911 G 58 | Honr |\n|-------------|--------|\n| 4911 G 58 | |\n\n\n\nard\n\nIhe sas/0s\n\nCarl frottln\n\n\n\nthe follov reason: {or\n\n\n\nPrlor to any future Of SubJect, It v1ll be necegsary to furnlsb to\n\nIs/ Edvard\n\n\n\n3\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n## Querido Dr.\n\n\n80 Bsto Rene. para\n\n0l Bobro adjunto pere Rene las dos Junlp, 81\n\nQuerido\n\n80 mo olvldo edJunter 01 Rene, Bste nobotros\n\nJunlo,\n\nOtra proxmo vlajo\n\nSinceranen te,\n\n\".S. 'all Box\n\nD. C.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\nSr, dlatinsudo mlgor\n\nbu carta } 1ab oon algunoo dlaa d0 rotras\n\n0l que este vlendo cuando por Qalquler uno feque 088 o de cuando 80 Conocon, quo upo salud poro no prpoontodo,\n\n0n180,\n\n2) de 196)\n\n\n\n\n## Jke ROYAL ORLEANS\n\nNEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA\n\n712- 9\u20ac )s\n\n\n\n\n\n0 \u20ac. 521 An Cari His{\n\nAugupt 5 , 1983\n\nDear Dr\\_ Gultart , but I sbort 0f and, 1t 10 qulcker 1\n\n1 you forvarded to and 8 2 for Daloy GUITART Boxare 0f value varlous tbas bavo 1n connactlon travol to the Unlted frod Cube Tbla you 1 1n Nev I exp\u00f8ct be durlng 13 Augubt 1963 \\_\n\nYou montloned that your Jorge, contact To date, be bas not call\u00f8d I trubt thore been no peod 0n to 800 20 ,\n\nI bave no Ford fron you Buppobe Rene bab pot yet your letter. Let 48 bope that boar fron would like to the pobaiblllty Of Sr Perbape by tbe I you bave bad to carry out. I'n looklng forvard and D1ll call 88 I 1p order ake to 800 You . you good you you 88\n\nBoct rogards\n\nQUE SE NFCFSRSI TA SU ARBA 1 ABRB PRIFSRA HOJA) (SIHILAR BSTB PAPEL) PAPBL CARBOH - (SOBRB) DB VIDRIO 0 SIHILAR) PARA ROH?B DB CHARLA DSIROCCIOMS FIN FD\n\n[XX 1 I 1 318 `CARBON X X D SBHD USB ADDRESS AS A X\n\nDear\n\nPos\u00edslcrente v\u00edvc una entrerista con V , un problera qce e! tiene; re El sasc que \" , \" yo ari Ecs cca cecirle qce no sabe cual es el motivo de rec\u00edb\u00ed carta ente er dce cce (su carta tlene fecha 4 recirio je fecha 25 de Karzo; \u00e9sto significa que las cartas do los diez dias que supcn\u00edanog; es q*e salen de esta ciuzad prImero,para reritidas Cuba va Yexico; esta Uia suposicl\u00f3n nia ya que yo he escrto varias cartas cara Santia de Cuba con fechas posterlores al 25 de Farzo y anterlores Junio 1) y no 0l S1 V, sabe ce &cuna forma Fara que la correspordencia nas rapidanente, podrfanos utilizarla. Hoy Pari\n\ncarta de ayer, le incluyo las visas de ni hijo y de su fan\u00edl\u00eda; re refiero al vive en carta dice que ya sollcit\u00f3 el pasaporte de la mas pequeza de sus dos naci\u00f3 el 13 de abril visa por n\u00ed de U pcco mas renos hace nes ,\n\nTerco Infornes acerca de que la Cruz RoJa Irternacional es entidad que hace Gestiones y que ha logrado el tras'ado de desde Hlabana; ce no: ser por conducto de esta organlzaci\u00f3n serfa necesario obtener del De= tamento do Estado (Hashington) una a'torizacion para su que las v1gas waiver Qu0 poseen trasledarse los Estados Unidos C\u00f3n esta autor\u00edzacion; creo que ser\u00eda facil obterer ce las autoridades nexicales rocog :le estare muy agra:ecido por las gestiones haga para locrar el traslado de hijo y s: [amilia que esta carpuesta de las slgent.s personas:\n\nAcustin' Ramon Guitart Toro\n\nDalsy dcl Camen\n\nFox Padron: (Esposa)\n\nMarla Elena Guitart Fox\n\n(hiJa mayor\n\nde edad )\n\nDalsy Gultart Fox\n\n(hija menor\n\n2\n\nIrma\n\nFox Padron\n\ncwada sister\n\nDcnlcllio\n\n\n\n\n\nDr,\n\n14-ooooo\n\n\n\nSartfnro 40 Cuba ve el correo continuaclon le coplo parte de una carta del un fauflfer redidente\n\nen Blfantcsca base militar, ras todo c\u00e1lcu1o, Existe un movimiento de armes de todas clases; de tares se todas horas dcl da y de noche. Estan estableclindo companeltos on todas parteg, Todas las hon s1d0 pcriorades de de han ooupado el pa\u00eds y se lcs puede vor por La represlon es salvajo y e8 ten proparados para enfrentarse cualquiora invasi\u00f3n en grar: (scala. Las (anetralladoras) por cualro bocas han sido por lansa Palna SoriaSongo y eslan fortificaras. L icra dc Piedras , entre Jicuanf tieno de cohetes Las ccrocidas del kilonetros de Bairehac\u00eda la Sierra Maestrahan de arnias de todos los callbres\" , (Esta carta la Habana,0 en para 1as no, Pcpy Cuba,\n\nLa carta donde habla de la basc de sutrar:ros ha extravlado 'per ofrecio Mentras tanto,estoy al no escriba rayor cantidad\n\nEn sobre warta le 88 toy envlendo las ccplas ce\\_l0a valver visas de le de hijo; la unica q\"c falta de de nael 13 de Xarzo; Yo escrib\u00ed al Departtariento Estado pero n be cbten\u00eddo rspuosta; carta hhitaker (Visa O[fde).\n\n\n\n\n1234\n\n28 Jape 89\n\n\n## Quor1do Dr, Gultert,\n\ncarta Bobre para 1a carta que ubtod 7a Bone BdJupto 08ta proparudo 08 Bobro, para do que Dogotrog dfecutldo.\n\n\nLe por favor 0l Bobre adJunto para 0 doo que 1o uBfod 01.34 de dunlo;\n\npor 80 anclogamonto me 0 Con uted\n\n\n\nApox\n\nGsted una lotra PI' cada L acrita 0l auo contlono letra dobo S\" en dobe eucrlte con Rono.\n\n\nqu0 La carta que d qu0 Estod ustod 0B Bjor Begulr con bag feplllaro prsonalog, nornal dlrleldo en\n\nC?5o lo 80 8u Do usor Bu qu0 ronltento, Fa\" favor pldal\u00f8 renl qu\u00f8 no habra carta, banora torlo no, tapto cuu 1 0 con D, ba sldo Par haborlo oncontrado J tongo conflenga que 80 de podrano uno Eoporo Pr toda Ustod st, todo,\n\n10\n\nNav 25,\n\n\n\nI AOR I 1 PAPBL CARBON (SOBRB) RECIE\n\nOoooo\n\n000\n\nl\u00f8or\n\n@ 1 08 1p treducol\u00f3n quo bego dol Hualo un 2 Jadoioi lopgue)\n\nde la Unlv\u00f8ruldad 80\n\n1\n\n1\n\n1\n\nY\n\n3\n\n8u anda obo 00 d0 dag 89\n\n4, Llogo\n\n00 00o Aqu{\n\n9\n\n\n\n80 2 80 vodoule) 81 0 0\n\ncbo fuera 0 convorbaolon qu0 vv 0 algunae\n\n0 leorl B0 protegonle\n\n0\n\n02 Eoporo qu0 d0 4 todo er afnentos estado de en\n\nno he cr8o 80 ba poslble que 0 80 l0 que Do no tocar certa de 61\n\n\n\ndudas de que 1a enlorlor hublera llogado 'u poder. Su de de Septlere hace pocos d108, Por en de ialud, confio on 9u el plan que s180 ne rostablesca prontasente, veces estoy sidero (Se reflere situacion Y que resulta el derptar al Sus palabras de lento poslbll\u00eddades do: la autocttfca 01 partld tal critica s1n trataro de sftuaclon aqu1, K\u00f8y deg\n\n%0 la Sra. Flore, 'u ataque vlernes estela da. Caneguey duranto cas1 s01s s1n con vlentos de 10O kiloaetros por hora, Francanwep cre\u00ederos 80 dlluvlo nuestre conocldos Do poF las corrientes, en de gue d\u00f8 en Provincie en 8u9 mas bajas, fue dena slado tarde, ocaslonando de las Autoridadeb, da de vldas y aninales en que por Infores veraces, calculo que sobr\u00f8 50,000.caberas de ganado vacuno Y otra cantidad 1gual de porcno se perdferon, Las veb han En vidas huanas atravo que son Jovenes que hab\u00edan coger cafe y han perecldo por centenares, por efecto de 1os derrumbes de 83u8 que baJaban Ahora son conducldos,hec{e la Habana, de\u00f8pojos de estos sin nf' conslderaclones ' hunanas; sufren y callan pero toda ves que que brutal es salvaje, as de mongtruoso este sistema que puede reswalrse c\u00f3n treg palabras: falacle propagenda y A1 ftnal Be apareclo el gran simulador (F\u00eddel Castro) en carros anfiblos , escen\u00edfico u \u00f8hov pre-fabricado y sal vador de d{ae, Cauto, Hr , Cuba , fin,\n\nLas trerendes los deposltos subterraneos d\u00f8 han hecho 0 aeropuerto (se refl\u00ebre al de Holgun) Una caravana de esta Cludad anuncl\u00f8ndo que trafan allnentos pero en realidad estaban cargados de armas para 80' produjera ataque de los las condiciones desastrosas en que la Pr\n\nUd, Babe han conflscadas las caballoFlas, pero lo clorto 09 que Lamblen han ocupedo fincas mucho aenores, @rpulsando propletarlos qu0 llevaren Inlclo del clclon, de con 818 compllcldad con los 81 Cono anles de le conflacaclon, on da Hasto no han pagado baJadores de 8818 Lanblen 0l 1os que ordonan 100 por hore no do posclbon heabre,Ahors han 0l en los abonan al\n\ndor exglondolo un Jerple de ura do 'apatos deverga 45.00 por ceda {25,001 un al1e Bana 85.00 por coda alller de ladrfllos quo coloquo. 'psns' chora de dollar 03 qu0 crace enorrarente} 1os pr\u00ebc 0s en Rercado sen: 1 huero, do una de arr' 81.50; 1 llbre una de [Lleu, 810,00, La Inlason incontonlble n con la Cc Ls qu0 ante y que no ten una dleta en calorfas diarlas, El nercado procl\u00f8annte, de la Pnue7a 0laso\" qu0 princlpes, en grandos resldene clas, con 0l \u00c9stado Y grandes antidades dlsposlclon; nueva clese son Y qu8 cl F88 abyec:o 5 se por por\n\nSsta Genbe Son enenigos, 'Bon todos aqu\u00f8llos que no se Fl goblernc de (se refiere al cen) 81 no se dispone Jenas lcgrare cancor que Y astufa se eprovecha de la conducta tento que no anle, ruso8 no peleen y que 10\n\n\n#tocnlcos rubos\" han abandonado nuestra 1 0l control de todavla cuando dan u paso atrab pero han do dos; 0l Mundo Occldental 80 hantiene en actitud defensiva Y ellos 88~ ben que 10 temen la responsabllldad de desencadenar 80 de elle; van Y pueblos; de denocratas en el do por otra ofenslva, ant\u00f8s de que s88 demasiado tarde,\n\nAqud en Cuba:ge eperclbe no 1a poblaclon; pero esto no baste el goblernc se mantendra 108 ruso8 lox eyudara perp l\u00f2 eyudan, pesar de ahora F\u00eddel Castro' como 'leader Baclon\u00e1llita Indopendlente nogandose tratado nuuleares Y adscr\u00edbfendose pcs: que\n\n\n\n\n\nDessc ciel d? Agcsto; espero que le lcs el,-\n\n29 carta fue entrecuda aer Scp.\n\n\nL\n\ncarta\n\n2r corocer con ris cohoci' ientos tratar\u00e9 ce corplacerio conflo qu2 leJano nyevo pues esta s:tuaci\u00f3n pJdr\u00e0 sostenerse por 4 terpo ja-ss 8 'Cuba ua ce ha un ce equpos Jcupa todo el espacio y es que lo invace 'peste verde the soldiers vere unlfons ~Russion al r\u00e9cInen pero wnos cobarestar converticos en Fieco al lucen La crueldad del sisea ha ce sran parLa vida ce nonbre en naestro Pals vale sas cuaatas balas. Los soldados rojos infectan los carpgzentos isten en alrededos de este Fas de creo que el ninero (ie pues seces todo; por hoy ce Ciudad han 'construldo tal ves la aerea de con pSstas de ras de es usada de cazas-sovieticos ? esta nara aterrizaje de bo-barderos avlores y ar los guarden en subterraneos; rar:pas cohetes de\"tierra aire\" contra sricnes, del aeropuerto ninados para evi:ar la ae:o?uerto esta aslst\u00eddo por ras rscs Fara son expertss extranlo rane\\_ hacen pr\u00e1ciicas de 5 la Lona ce en las La de 1a Isla es las laras cerros est\u00e1n per:crados utilisarlos como alnacenes ce todos en lomas Y csrsar 4 \u00e9sto construido carreteras de de litoral; en lu4e cster ifrados de trincheras y the Provi-cc 1 suppose 1s the sare bese\n\n2 'tadcs\n\n(n les es;\u20ac ex=to estan vu:ver 1a 4 Ics \"oluntaria ce aracriconas son en Bancs existe una alli quc conj:tanente con en los rares dcl Caribc; las 'coro contrabando de Y Llevan s0 . hace dc suponer que esto\n\n03 cl Presldente Kenncdy pero rces nos parece Iidecisa ) Por no Indicaclon alguna ecer ce las fuerzas rusas ir Isla pues Ve de disninufr han cesde el qu0 ahcra s0 ha estas acciones tlenen poca efoctlvldad discre el en de Castro pero la ausenc\u00eda de aqu hay tiena 1nportancla; irtcresante'l0 el dice cuya existencfa parece ser cierta. sabe la Sases cerca de :olguin y buena comunicacicn ?or carretera intre .cstos dos Preslus. hay\n\nDc nf fue con telefono; carme\n\nEn espera de\n\n\n\n\n\nNov Orloang 25, L,\n\nDeur Dr\n\nThank you for your lotter about the arrlved fron b\u00f8foro I tho trouble to approclate\n\n1 I that Rone beg to tho addrob \"our\" lottor. 10 plenge oall va A\u00edr to tolopbono Dunber 356-8574 .\n\n\nOf today , I expoct to Nov Orleapg arriving to arrange\n\n\n## Carl Toolo\n\nWestfall P.0 Box 7224 Apex Statlop\n\n1868\n\n1 1a Ra!n14: 1 Bade 80 510 be d1d ncf\n\n20 Dnn thera fact {our five vbo beon n979 to Vaa cf ren(be\n\nLei groups 1ooal tbo\n\n\n\n\n## Memorandum\n\nTo\n\nClief .\n\n\nAtt'n\n\nPROsI\n\nSCBJE(T:\n\nBranch\n\nChief 0f\n\nMade Ca:!\n\n\nRef\n\nCase?\n\n\n40131, anj accordance wilh 0{ for Arturo ir The arc ic' hurs for June and.\n\n\nl\u00fb AM \\_ Arturo F;alay\n\nPH\n\nDr \\_\n\n5 PM , VmIJes \\_\n\nValdes thl 0t Finlay\n\n2 We Iv; for:Hr cal: he during his vls;t next\n\n\n\nDABrandao/90'\n\n\n\n1\n\nJur\n\n\n\n\n|\n\nContact\n\n12\n\nPLACB\n\nPRESSNIt\n\n1, Dr. 1n the boon for actlvltloe. Dr, for corrent ve to Rana 18 He fornarly to Dr Rene Galtart 10 Santlago othor nnmber and perbape roprebontod eccount tbat Dr; Oultert knove but Canade. 1n 10 Vory vell of the 1a that be bad, by agk\u00f8d- Beno to provlde to rocelve Repe 8 roport at tbe port of Bed Indroctlon, Dr. buTO that be could, b bo be dopatched\n\n- that be could rocelve 2, Oultert \u00dfald 1 of 8 the St,,\n- 3, Oultart ovonlig. 0n oporgollo I bollove than B Of dotorgne\n\n\n\nooooo\n\nTho ren that reaue stod the valver Dr dIrected to Hugh N. Publlc Inqulrle Branch, WashIngton. Dr . the Hazch 1963. Dalsy '8 mothor the Vlea Georgo born\n\n[ GUITART as I knov rch butwlll be valuo our Da{sy\n\nDn\n\n15/1/6)\n\nSE(XIT\n\n237\n\n\n\n\n\nLa carta para de Cuba n 1\n\ncon adants\n\n\"81 Pal de ndste franatico da de 18 d0 plodra ban pare @ d0 0 Balvajo y Por cwlro bocad Palaa Sorlafuerleeete d0 Las 10 Sl\u00f8rta han Cube, carta\n\nD bo `obtonldo x\n\n\n\n8\n\nFROM:\n\nMeasege Na:\n\n60-1 (OUT) For\n\n\n\nPREPARITIOY OF OUTGOLG MESS;ES\n\nI'\n\nI\n\nthe tbo ponoll I '\n\n\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\n10 BB SURE 1 VBLI I OP AIR HAIL I ND REAL ADDRESS 4S HIL C CARBON I ED PD\n\nEL Solu NBRB B PAPEL EL MNSAJE I HANDA D FIN\n\n1 4 DO\n\n7o\n\n~ Ca /98\n\n7 22 Sza 4 22 47\n\n~i 21 4\n\n/7\n\n\n## bua\n\nTelephoe :\n\nHome\n\n1\n\n14f\n\n1, {\n\n8 ~1 7\n\n3\n\n450\n\nWalnisle)\n\n451 7 NE u\n\nDe, Agusti N 4 d 0 9 NFw\n\n7\n\n2 NE\n\nYou R An df: ( u 8 A . 1 S;\n\nIF You You 1 E FLSE Has . ALL BE\n\n\n\n\n\n28,196) L 49\n\nDoar Car)\n\nnnv oubjocte 1n vant fble ono bfor Jou nortb sold tboro thr?e 1n nof obunco to them 1$ 80t you eDd of tbe birta of artl,It oold not Bany acf Bof of sbe Cuban oouple 1 ecooptod tbe vould furnoa 18 hoon cloo for bed boforo I oould not 10\n\nDr, of af sbo Vory Havena) for boforo sbe 10 about 5' 5 ' algbtly on bJt or bajr and old, hoe the phone, 82 ?-2815.1 Hle 81800,I bollovo be 10\n\n10 at 8 oolorad of Hov boro\n\ndae 1n Bont1onod Opi 0 0 8\n\nof Asador In prloo 10 Cuba Pro\n\n14-ooooo\n\n2\n\nL\n\nand 1960.Mhon her party(1 don' + bov hov Jou typo of {o( k hoav 1n 1960 and of balfove ba 1n tbe U,8 , brothor 10 of 1n [ kov bo tousbt 0f tbo d0 1n for 1f teught of 06 of Alabase,\n\nRogarde\n\nInfornatlon abouf to find\n\nBaa 13 \"LAs\n\n\n\n\n\nand arrlved Saturday, 10 Auguet, he vorked of Rogla. Dopartaont. conblderably Boody part of vere Of Havapa 88 Wany 88 the Cubans vbo the Havape) Havena for of tho bost quallty they\n\nthe surrounding favor of the Bueslan offlclale. are oporato but be dld not boen bear\n\n6aso bald to stutod 0p the have the entrance the vas abl\u00f8\n\nI are 1p Havapa, docrea helf 080 I Bbort, food 18 Bcarco and of\n\nce Cuba el 29 ce e] Y lleco Fev del Gotierco Connistu trnbajaba en de Super cuando fue confisceda e en el Consolicsco el cargo ce del jefe en el Cepartanento de Tecnoloslo; sus cuendo renwici\u00f3; ua #emana nrtes de viaje, su\n\nEn de la 1os conpanentos rusos esten ubice'cados de los pueblos llamados Rajey y El Cano; por dstos pueblos que fuerbn deselojsdos 8 oficialidad rusa B los alredcdores estan cefones antiaereod en Bren cantided. (cerca ce la Ha\u00f2ena )\n\nXe que el .n\u00facero ce rusos he awnentado corslderablerente Y aue por radlo de onda 'corta se \u00e4ec{a que buena perte ellos estaben resresando su pa\u00eds, estuvieron en n\u00faaero mayor de 10s se iban. Log se ven por calles de son tantos transiten casas del reparto ilamado #Habena del Este\" que fue se construyo el Tunel que atraviesa Bahla de Hebsne, estan habltados por rusos checo8 (estos mo8 en que rusos ) Sste Reparto fue planendo para gente de tuena posici\u00f3n l08 son ce pri-era que por ferminel uera ue s0 der facilicades 10s barcos pesaueros aue opercn en la costa norte de Cube, esta convertidyb en base de submarinos ruso8, El Sr. Melendreres estuvo de su viaje, por Santiago de Cuta y Holgu\u00edn pero nede oyo decir acerca de base de que se dice han construido en la Gahia de Banes, dad situ-da ep le coste norte ce Provincia ce Criente. Pesq\n\npabar por la Provincia de a la en treda ce Ciudsd de S: nta Clera observar un gran cempanento d0 soldedos rusos en tlendes de` ceppafa; el aeropuerto de este Clu dad est\u00e1 controledo por pudo\n\nEn Santiego de Cuba y Holcu{n se ven muchos pos de rusos pero. en menor en la Habene. opina que de rusos aumentado en lugar de disminutr cri 918 del mes \u00ebe Cctubre.\n\n\n10 0ue se reffere a aba-tecimientos, 10 que abunda son macarrores. cuapdo !a entre gan : \u00fana libre por cuando el de Cuba hac{a me; mecio buevos ni pollos. En resumen, escese J Ce Dala calided en tode la Isla.\n\n\nDear como en le faclwyo resuen ae le Informaclon el 29 Jullo. Se en 1d1ona por el redacterle. Supongo que Cated pudo babler con otros dette 1l08. No sido poglble para n\u00ed con Sen de Cuba: desde esta Cludad; cuando se8 Orleeng en de este le r6 enbeguide que aqu{ de hego 61, New\n\nal Sr. Martinoz pare que le envlern 8 oficine de Washington cualquler correoponden\\_ cle Cuba durante en este Cludad. Slncerely your\u00eb,\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDr .\n\n\n25 Apf Cubs\n\nCuban\n\nDoctar of Sclenco Xavlor Onlv. 1n Nev Orleens.\n\n\nProfessor Docbbr of Sclence\n\nProf;\n\n- 8\n- 8\n\nHavana , Cuba\n\nHnlster of Educatlon\n\nHavana Cuba\n\n8 . needed\n\n(race\n\n10. spouse Give\n\nBol ene family\n\nRene P\\_ BUITARI (GL-138892\n\n'derogatory H does\n\n\n\nINSTRUCTIONS: 10-7\n\n501\n\n737418\n\n138593\n\n0\n\n0 14\n\n7646\n\ndates\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n201 1224l\n\n8\n\nJune\n\n- Operatlonal Approval fcr the use 0: SubJect 08 sel belov\n- Operatlonal Apprcva l Issued the same authorfy, on temporary bas18 tne use ul as the Krented In an Operatlonal Approval othervls\u00e9 spec!fled cI/QA \\_ It 1s hovever , only on checks and Investlsutlon und sub Ject to further flnal revlev vhen a1l Investlgatlon is cacpleted\n\nthe Operatl Approval full PRQ Perte I and II) Dust be eubmltted as soon 88 posslble and not later than sx (6) months date\\_ An Operational Approva l follou all copleted and upon the recelpt Of Batlsfactory PR? Farts [ and II. Cancellatlon be requested 1f use of . SubJect by Interested Jr onal\n\nCarroll.\n\n\n\n\n125\n\nSecret\n\nC.\n\n\n201 7274 ! 9\n\nDuted\n\n18 June 196}\n\ncr\n\n- Provl61onol Operatfone l Approval for use 88 Bet forth belov \\_ SubJect\n- Prov [8 1onal Operatlonal Approval issued by CI Staff grants authorfty, on temporary basl\u00f8 for the of Indfv[dua l granted In an Operatlonel Approval Inless the acthorlty baped , hove It 18 ver, only on fIle checks and Ject to further finel revlev vhen all and 1s subinvestlgatlon 1s coupleted. nar}\n\n\n\nTo proces8 the Operatfonal Approval, Informatlon Parte and II) must he subultted soon as and Got later than thls date An Operetlona l Investigatlon follov vhen coupleted and upon the recefct 'of satIsfactory I and II \\_ Cancelletlon be requested of . 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Oatonalblo could tho 0f Unlvorasr try\n\nJobp\n\n(27 Apr1l 1983)\n\nand SAS/EDE SAS/ESEC\n\n\n\nsecfet\n\n\n\nN\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## Dr\n\n2; 2:\n\n72;\n\n5' 42 7 \":\n\n44 4 ?\n\n\n48 : 22;\n\n\n\noupde In orde: lofforo 1 Ono , I 00 1o bforo Jou ooae , Y1b1t up nortb talkod obcut 800 You yo or throo 1n d1d nof bevo 8 ohanoo 0 of tbon vifo and of tho birsa of oold nof paodle Yll of tbo u 1nto tboe 1 accoptod tbo Dr. Oultert vould oouldn' $ 11 dou,I bavo for 0010 0 I 0\n\nRe Jar bofora booaalng 10 about 5' 5' end @ loor boevy phopo, 82 2-2815.I 8090 bollore 10 .80108 10\n\nDr Ouftart 10 Bt\n\nBo 1a Guba.Bo @f boro tbe\n\n@rrlvod fro be 0\n\nbor Laador 1n prl\u00f8on Cuba 0nd Jar 0lo80 80\n\n2\n\nono bor 0 parv ocr placo Sera ' Juet Bavana \\_ 10 Jar fo @nd Sarp and Jauor 1n\\_tbo 0,9 , profobbor 1p I bo d0 1e VJbara(tho for 1f Hguol 18\n\nP.8 . les 30 801\n\nBorges\n\nCuba\n\nCuba\n\n4009 St New\\_Orleans ba\n\nBE SURE\n\n- or prInt all entrfes\n- Ed:t use green) the Copyflo llstIng to.reflect: (a) Cards to be destroyed D) Feferenced document bas been destroyed; less than retained cerd lead1ng to the same Infornatlon; referenced\\_ Informatlon Dot elgnlficant\\_ (6) Correctlons 'vhen card reflects 01l facts (c) OK all curds that are correct 8s typed (green\n- On recelpt of Index card reproductfons dav green diagonal acro8s don 't RDD to obtain for you.\n\n\ntrace be Into exlstIng or nev 201 flle? yes yes ccaplete the other\n\nno , (If\n\n\n## 201 Partial consolidation\n\n101\n\nTRIS REPRODUCTIOXS A PARTIAL COJSOLIDATIOY\n\n362\n\n00\n\ns{cret\n| 1o | Rccu |\n|------|--------|\n| 44 | |\n\nCUITART Campuzano,\n\nCP\n\nMale\n\nFrofessor of Fhyslcs in Havana Cuba at Vibora before becomlng professor at the Unlversty of Havana \\_\n\nat Xavler Universlty of New Orleans, La\\_\n\n\n\nFi2\n\n\u00f1B :\n\nG-/35893 727418\n\nCamiuzano\n\n~ 4\n\nC\n\nCv\n\n84 /\n\n0 F\n\n& 7 Z~ 4 4414 'El~) Her\n\n- 1,\n- 6 \\_\n- 7. 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(date unknokn)\n\nSPOOBB\n\nCBILDREN\n\nCOBAN ADDRESS\n\nHavane , Calle 64 Ho. 1502\n\nNOIB\n\nSubJect arrlved P\u00f8b, 1962 thrn where he by Oo/.\n\n\nno current Interest In SubJect.\n\n\n5 B C R B f\n\n\n\n201-727418\n\n\n## (7271)\n\n\n\n\n## SEGGET\n\n", "pages": 89} {"id": "doc_2e9937d8_eee1_4805_9705_0e0b02d3917f", "filename": "104-10172-10107.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10172-10107.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n## Zass\n\nDELIITIOS , IF AYY:\n\n\n## 0\n| 21 |\n|--------|\n| 23 044 |\n\nMIAY\n\n\n\ncthe\n\n34\n\n0\n\n2\n\ng\n\nsecret cVsRs\n\n\n\none D 1 Sr, no tte bad at conteate reforsed 1t to Jrs Jottoro fatcer, and he Indcites tht 21 not 92 1n effoct, h1s he 8hould attempt to correct ha \"8 11 South Anerica, Jhe lettor refesi letier, rca,\n\n5\n\nre he fr\u00f2a 1952 2,\n\n2 : no 3\n\n\n\ntb during on\n\nto\n\n00 Dlvlelon, Person\n\n\n## 1e\n\n81\n\n120\n\n3\n\nThofr\n\n31 Oct 55\n\nB-Doo\n\n13 Sort 37\n\n5\n\n\n\nwjo\n\n356\n\n14472\n\nSISIRESS OF\n\nII\n\n~\n\n\n\n1o\n\nC\n\n71\n\n225\n\n19 JU 55\n\n4\n\n5:\n\n52\n\n(@r 57181)\n\niL\n\nc\n\n\n\n'\n\nC R \u20ac T\n\n(MEF\n\nCI\n\n\"\n\n5,\n\n\n\nIs\n\n2\n\n\n\n\n\n2\n\n\n\n", "pages": 10} {"id": "doc_27e32db9_2098_4b9b_a6c8_e96549cb5fcf", "filename": "104-10171-10021.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10171-10021.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "RETURN TO.CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_9e80703b_d3db_4fb8_b6a8_f2033e073b46", "filename": "104-10171-10020.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10171-10020.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n04\n\nKP\n\nd; 1 Haveia mough he not groups Calbarlen Isreol co 0 22 fron cho OI Anyone to V88 bcaton, vould porpong Ihs took Las VLlas. Subject caken to retaurant the to The thiet cano boel; cho follolng che C-21n Calbarlan (fnu) VIHASOS' 1e ta al8o works 2 boat\n\n@cher br\u00f3there\n\n06,06,06 Ca\u00edbarien; for the ar that tho are \"p, The applles to Lae for the. underground. to thac to Hle here or be B fInd ouc cho 1n tho Las chey bov\n\n{\n\n5\n\n14-0oooo\n\n8220\n\nU\n\niu\n\n- C\n\ncad\n\n6, at.l 6 4FKA -/\n\n000-70 Lox 9 02 9Po\n\n3,\n\n657-6\n\n9,\n\n560\n\nV\n\nJ\n\n11-2\n\n180 9\n\n0,\n\n4\n\nL,\n\n4,\n\n\"\n\n0,\n\n8\n\n8, f,\n\nJos\n\nI Palabr\n\nIr\n\n\n\n0\n\n00-3150\n\n6,\n\nKezovod\n\nJob 166-\n\nAIO\n\n9-1\n\nI,\n\n5\n\n0004\n\nPIAXO\n\n3,\n\n98\n\n0,\n\nLlya a Saln\n\n10,000\n\n\n## 8 185 000-70 LIBRS 80. duu 8 8 1 0 103 8-189 00-78 (IO 4\n\n\n## L\n\n3,\n\n6516\n\n00-2150\n\n6,\n\n\n\n7,\n\n8,\n\n8, 0,\n\nC\n\nan\n\n2\n\n9\n\n1,80\n\n2\n\n10,000\n\n6,\n\n1\n\n", "pages": 6} {"id": "doc_569af548_d5be_492d_afde_6ea535ab1741", "filename": "104-10074-10040.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10074-10040.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "104-10074-10040]\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n## CONFIDFNTIAL\n\n5 August 1976\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nChief, Information and Privacy Staff\n\nFROM\n\nFrederick C\\_ Randall Chief, DDO/Privacy and Information Coordinator\n\nSUBJECT\n\nEdwin Anderson Walker\n\nREFERENCE\n\nRequest-No . P- 76-1140\n\nThis 'Directorate does not maintain a file on Subject A search pf the records of this Directorate revealed one FBI report as follows , which mentions Subject:\n\nORIGIN: DATE SUBJECT:\n\nBoston Massachusetts 6 December 1972 Boston Scientists and Engineers for Social and Political Action (SESPA) Internal Security-REVACT \\_ 100-459865 BS-100-42304\n\nBUREAU FILE: FIELD FILE:\n\n\n\n3\n\nA.\n\n\nF. Addon]\n\nFrederick C . Randall\n\nOPS /ITG\n\ncc:\n\n\n\n\n\n5s\n\nBackground Use Do Not Reproduce Only\n\n\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_e25fac5a_099a_422d_9e88_dffb0032c43f", "filename": "104-10120-10276.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10120-10276.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nDDS/IOS\n\nADDS/IOS\n\nASST /IOS\n\nC/ID\n\nC/OSD\n\nCISRD\n\nCIPB\n\nC/24b\n\nFILES\n\nMr (Clay Kallander\n\nOff\u00edce of See curlty/sd\n\nCentral Cover Staff\n\nVAVE 8138 (I 32980)\n\n\n\n8 1963 Hay\n\n\n\n3/\n\n- 1. It 8 be\n- 2, Ibe credentfal S. Jolnt Operatlons and tbe ttle deblgnatlon 8hould be 32 DVESTIQATOR . Arvy , Group,\n- 3. Ibe of tbe Purther the credentfel ull be controlled baBl\u00f8 88 dlrectod by of Statlon,\n- sheet hes been the\n- 5. Fbotogrepbs for wero foruarded to ISD 6 1963 . SubJect soclal Becurlty nwber to tbe above raference Yay\n- 6 After the Bhould be forvarded to\n- 7 should be dIrected Lavrence, ext, 5909.\n\n\nachnant:\\_\n\n0/8\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nJr.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n5'9\"\n\n165 1bs.\n\n\nBroyn\n\nBlack\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_c3d35a12_85c3_4bb1_aeb0_87287631fd7e", "filename": "104-10170-10091.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10170-10091.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n\nRETURNTO Background Use Only CIA\n\n\n\n", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_a8d55857_5405_4445_8b85_c1bb38b8008e", "filename": "104-10100-10394.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10100-10394.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10100-10394\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\nRP: DID 0313\n\n- 1 ODCOIL Lnw\\_ AVOID-\n- 2 . IB 10\n\nBef roportod 0.8. Pollce b0 10 Det \\_ Crla\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n6: ;", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_af1271cb_57e3_4b75_ba1f_2d6fa2f1c7bd", "filename": "104-10104-10262.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10104-10262.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10104-10262\n\n3-62\n\n\n| | | ROUTING | | |\n|---------------------|----------------------------------------|-----------|----------|----------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| SUBJECT: (Optional) | | | | |\n| | EJBC | | BOENSION | |\n| | EJBC | | BOENSION | DAIE |\n| bulldlng) | | Forwarded | | 2 0 DEC 1967 COMMENTS (Number oach commont foshow whom Drowi from |\n| bulldlng) | | RECEMED | | |\n| | | | | 236 7 ( |\n| AC/EURBC | | | | |\n| | Office of General Counsel John Greaney | | | |\n| 5. | Office of General Counsel John Greaney | | | 4 |\n| 6. | Office of General Counsel John Greaney | | | SECRET |\n| 8. | Office of General Counsel John Greaney | | | |\n| 10 | Office of General Counsel John Greaney | | | 1968 |\n| 12. | Office of General Counsel John Greaney | | | |\n| 13. | Office of General Counsel John Greaney | | | |\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSECRET-\n\n\n\n\n\n20 December 1967\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nOffice of General Counsel\n\nATTENTION\n\nMr\\_ John Greaney\n\nSUBJECT\n\nJames Garrison\n\n1 Per our conversation in the of DD/P's office on 19 December we have just received from Station azscrap of information on Subject activities\\_ [MI-5, the Britishjsecurity Service, has provided the following in report on Americans who are in correspondence with the Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation:\n\n\"Jim Garrison, District Attorney, Orleans\\_ Louisiana\n\nA secret and reliable source has reported that the Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation has been in touch with Jim Garrison Our states that the initiative in this contact appears to have come from the Foundation and the purpose of it seems to be to persuade Garrison to write an article about the late President Kennedy assassination which presumably the Foundation could use in sone way .\n\n\n2 \\_ (MI-5Jas also passed to the Legal (FBI representative) in I would stress that MI-5 'sJsource is very sensitive and request that this office be advised in advance if any executive action is to be taken on the basis of the above information\n\n24\n\n\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_fd1d80a6_f4aa_4623_b1f6_bc40c3f040a5", "filename": "104-10069-10359.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10069-10359.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\n\nif\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\nUSE : OHLY:\n\nINVERNAL\n\n\n\n69254\n\n'SECRET\n\n14+08\n\nBubJect:\n\n342\n\n1 A H\u00e4bape;\\_ Cuba our 8 tbat' ou 12;\n\n2 Our- Bource", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_d460db68_2f0c_41d6_87b3_a09a63fa2b4f", "filename": "104-10014-10064.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10014-10064.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nOPERATOR\n\nseegeR\\_\n\nKT283\n\n14\n\n93\n\n1HS /F ABOSS\n\n047552\n\nTime\n\n15 : 24\n\nPRINTER; To/9\n\nPAGE\n\nREQUESTER SPET\n\nHH877\n\ndate: 20 nov 91-6320813\n\nCohet\n\nFRP ;\n\nAction: SE/USSR/10-3 (752) FILE , SE/RR-3 (s/w)\n\nC/ORAS\n\nLimito ,\n\n9 1 6320813 ASR\n\nPAGE 00\n\n63208/3\n\nTOR:\n\n20/455Z\n\nNov\n\n2 / 162\n\n\n## STAFF\n\nCite St PETERSBURG 2/ /62\n\nTo:\n\nFOR: Lihit SE/USSR/ /0 SE/RR\n\nSLUGS ;\n\nSUBJECT: KGB Official\n\nnone\n\n\n## TEXT:\n\n2 DUR / NG The 3-9 NOVEHBER 199 / PROF ESSOR B SEVERAL \"SLAVA\" Who' A Longtihe And To KGB 1 N) ) The PROF ESSOR WELL HE CURRENTLY 15 ON A At St PETERSBURG UN IVERSITY 22 DECEHBER 199 / PARA 7 FOR 810 ON The PROF ESSOR R he THE PROFESSOR, WAS ON 10 NOVEHBER And PROVI DED ThE info on nikonov HIS NEw KGB FRI\n\n3 The FORHER Soviet FORE / GN THE U.S PROF ESSOR Taught In 1976 state UNIVERSITY WHLE A FULBR/ GHT PROFESSOR REGARDEO Capable BUT GAVE The HARDLINER The PROF ESSOR believed That Likely To BE A RIS/NG STAR 1N The SYSTEM AND Recohhended hih FOR AN To The As Expected, VIEWS And AFTER diRect To ?he HE HAS HAD At Least one TRIP To ThE U ,5 Time As A PERSONAL Guest The HOME The PROF ESSOR HARYLAND .\n\n\nNikonov To WORK H1s At The KGB As A RESULT NG A Bakatin DUR ! NG THE nikonov SA/0 That Refused To BOSS 5 ORDER To Act With The declaRed STATE EHERGENCY Pe BY FROH Tion AND BAKATIN To Advice SA / 0 WAS ALSO FOR NIKonov once ORDER WAS RESTORED AFTER To ASK HE With RESTRUCTURI NG The KGB AFTER T WAS AGREED THAT To TWO-STAR MILITARY KGB RANK And WORK The FOR PACKAGE To The KGB As 5 That HE declined The\n\n5 nikonov'S FIRST HAK / NG The KGB-Cia Now Cohe in PREPARATION FOR ONE\n\n< < < TEHPORARY WORKING COPY DESTROY AFTER USE > > >\n\nhight F Lee ( (OSWALD) ) KGB CN That the KG3 FROH The OSwALD The ANYONE OSwALD noted KBG WH ThE USSR \\_ HE Cohhented A RelationshiP The A Shct THe USSR \\_\n\n6 SeRvice An FoR The TheRE PRESSUR: A definitive ANSWER This CF The continuing Hportance The FAAILY nikonov Ahazed To FI ThaT The KG3 HA Not Been ABLE To PREVIOUSLY WhaT HE WAS To PARTIAL Evidence FROA FCURTeEN (Nf ;) BUT Found PROOF WAS 1947 ThERe incications ThAT 0f Having Accusec PRoviding docuhents To otheRs Saved ahong These Na2i WAR WERE To THERE Wallenberg 5 Gui:t 1n THESE CHARGES \\_ ND\n\n7 1S :\n\nOTHER: FOR WINTER 199 ! 1n St State USSR; N hoscow And 1n FORHER students And PRC On There AR: he 1n AILITARY And 15 VERY The HE Volunteered ON Nikonov And OTHER USSR And GERHAN Contacts To HE /BERG COns/ DERABLE Theh.\n\n\n8 Cit: PR\u00d3F ESSOR cF At UNIVERSITY RETIRED HC PETERSBURS ASSESSHENT ON\n\n8 4-82\n\nEnd docuhent\n\nPRC 810", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_2af50c20_d9c5_4071_8e44_93c703a78840", "filename": "104-10065-10152.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10065-10152.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nIhis notice\\_expires 28 September\n\n\n\nDON 1-1462\n\nORGANIZATION 29 September 1976\n\nDDO NOTICE NO. 1-1462\n\nORGANIZATION 29 September 1976\n\nREORGANIZATION OF IHE STAFF STRUCIURE OF THE OPERATIONS DIRECIORATE\n\n\n## PURPOSE\n\nThis notice annouces the reorganization of the Operetions Directorate staff structure effective 1 October 1976 outlines the functions of the new and the redesigated staff components Ihe new staff organization supersedes that established by the Deruty Director for Operations DDO) on 28 June 1973 and 8s modified in the interim period. It is the first step of a three-phase range reorganizetion program designed to enable the Directorate to conform to the perceptions of the Executive and the Congress as to the Directorate s role to adjust flexibly to changing strategies and priorities , and to make most efficient use of personnel and material resources allocated to accomplish the Directorate 8 and long\n\n\n## 2 GENERAL\n\nIhe Headquarters organization of the Operations Directorate is comprised of the Office of the DDO and its special staffs the Senior Staffs and the Area and Functional operating Divisions (See Figure 1, attached. )\n\n\n## 3 OFFICE OF THE DDO\n\nThe following staff elements are attached +o the Office of the DDO and report directly to him and/or the Associate Deputy Director for Operations (ADDO)\n\n- Assistant Deputy Director for Operations for Development (ADDO/D) (When approved by DDCI)\n\nADDO/D vill direct and supervise the establishment of Clandestine Corps responsible for the recruitment training and dispatch of nonofficial cover officers to foreig areas , and for efforts to develop new techniques methods and equipment for nonofficiel cover operations\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\nDON 1-1462\n\nORGANIZATION\n\n29 September 1976\n\nDDO NOIICE\n\nORGANIZATION\n\nNO \\_ 1-1462\n\n29 September 1976\n\n- Associate General Counsel to the DDO (AGc/DDO)\n\nAGC/DDO is detailed by the Agency7 8 Generel Counsel to provide advice and assistance to the Operations Directorate\\_ He will work directly with the ADDO \\_\n\n- Evaluation and Program Desig Staff (EPDS)\n\nIhe EPDS vill\n\n- (1) and maintain continuous date on fuds positions personnel on end other such management information as is required by the DDO and the Comptroller of the Agency \\_ duty\n- (2) Maintain continuous knowledge of the state or condition of operational activities and achievements and support activities planned and in progress including resources used, efforts udertaken , and results\n- 3) Prepare periodic evaluations of component programs against obJectives incl uding the need for requested resources evaluations of pest results , and projections of future results.\n\n- (4) Monitor all data collection for purposes of identifying statistical evidence of problems identifying areas requiring management attention by the DDO , and providing data to be used for internal and external presentations.\n\n- (5) Review all Operational Activity (OP ACT) approvals to ensure complience with Agency and Directorate regulations= and prepare staff recommendations on Operational Activities which require DDO approval or attention.\n\n- (6) Provide staff assistance to the DDO on Directorate Agency Community and Government data requirements techniques and regulations pertaining thereto \\_\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\nDON 1-1462\n\nORGANIZATION 29 September 1976\n\nDDO NOIICE\n\nORGANIZATION 29 September 1976\n\nNO. 1-1462\n\n- (7) Undertake special studies directed of management issues which affect the efficiency or effectiveness of Directorate activities.\n\n- (8) Provide staff assistance to the DDO on Directorate Agency , Commuity and Government evaluation requirements . te chniques and regulations pertinent thereto.\n\n- (9) Continue to develop production and evaluation te 'chniques and values\n- d. Policy and Coordination Staff (PCS)\n\nIhe mission of the Policy and Coordination Staff is to serve as the focal point through which the DDO directs and controls certein activities of the Directorate crossing geographic divisionel boundaries It also will \u00e0ssist in formuleting and recomen to the DDO policy and doctrine on matters with overall cability to the Directorate\\_ Ihe Chief of this Staff will ect for the DDO and the ADDO if these officers are unavaileble Ihe responsibilities Of this staff will include all intelligence-related matters including staff dance on scientific and technical matters and such activities as crisis management = international terrorism, narcotics, technical operations and defector operations Additionally the Staff is the focal point for Directorate coor dination vith the Intelligence the National Intelligence Officers other components of the Agency , as well 8s with other agencies of the Government Ihe Staff will also be responsible for conducting and monitoring liaison with the principal elements of the Intelligence It will be responsible for ensuring that the operations end activities of the Directorate ere in compliance with existing regulations end procedures \\_ and for fornulation or revision of regulations and procedures be requiredIn short, this Staff will coordinate the paper flow of the Deputy Director for Operations and in doing serve as 8 central clearing house for the movenent of paper fron the Staffs Divisions to the Office of the DDO . This Staff also will provide policy focus to issues of common concern affecting Directorate-vide activities \\_ It will also provide the support facilities for the DDO' s special and Senior Staffs \\_ ding appli Bui\n\nSECRET\n\nDON 1-1462\n\nDDO NOIICE\n\nORGANIZATION 29 September 1976\n\nNO . 1-1462\n\n\n## e Senior Review Officers (SRO)\n\nIhe responsibilities of the Senior Review Officers are described in DOI 5-14\\_\n\n- f Special Assistant for External Oversight (SA/Do/0)\n\nThe responsibilities of the SA/Do/0 are described in\n\n- DDO Duty Office (DDODO) (Not shown on Figure 1)\n\nIhe responsibilities of the DDODO are described in DOI 5-3.\n\n\n\n## 4 SENIOR SIAFFS\n\n\n## a Career Management Staff (CMS)\n\nThe Career Management Staff vill be responsible for staff advice end support to the DDO all matters related to organization, manpower planning, personnel menegenent and administration end trainingIt will provide staff direction and supervision to personnel management and adninistration throughout the Directorate, and is responsible for ensuring compliance with related Agency and DDO directives and procedures as well as applicable Government rules and regulations\n\n\n## b Central Cover Steff (ccs)\n\nThe mission and functions of the Central Cover Staff remain prescribed in DOI 1-21 for the former Cover and Commercial Staff .\n\n\n\n## Covert Action Staff (CAS)\n\n- (1) Ihe Covert Action Staff will provide cy coordinationdance and support for Directorate covert action operations It will be the office of record and clearing house for a1l external policy cleerance of covert action operations and programs Its specialized services and operations support responsibilities will include poli gui\\_\n\nDDO NOTICE NO. 1-1462\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\nDON 1-1462 ORGANIZATION 29 September 1976\n\n- (a) issuance of propaganda dances and related background; gui\n- production of tailored, non-attributable media and other background materials in supprt of authorized covert action operations\n- (c) advice guidance and operational support in the fields of bleck propaganda and deception operetions; and\n- (a) support to and participation in Agency covert\n- (2) The special operations mission and functions of the CAS are prescribed in DOI 1-17 for the Special Operations Group with the addition of & Special Operations Intelligence Center which will provide crisis management support to the 0/DDO and area divisions particularly Order of Battle and briefing aid support; nission evacuation planning and support (including CIA representation in the Washington Liaison Group) ; and all-source intelligence, special operations research and graphics support to SOG .\n\n- d. Counterintelligence Staff (CIs)\n\nThe responsibilities of the Counterintelligence Staff remain as set forth in with the exception of peragr 2.f.(3) and 3.d of that notice as they relate to conduct of deception operations \\_ (See also 4.c . (1) (c) above ) 'aphs\n\n- Information Services Staff (Iss)\n- (1) Manage the Operations Directorate records and information control system.\n\n- (2) Maintain the foreign counterintelligence index for the United States Government\n- (3) Oversee Directorate compliance with laws orders and regulations regarding recordkeeping.\n\n\n\n\nDDO NOTICE NO \\_ 1-1462\n\nDON 1-1462 ORGANIZATION 29 September 1976\n\n- (4) Provide career development services and training for records manegement computer and microgrephics specialists assigned to the Directorate-\n- (5) Serve the Directorate focal point for Privacy Act and Freedom of Information Act matters other litigation involving Directorate information, and handle and coordinate all Privacy Act and FOIA requests addressed to the Operations Directorete\n- f International Activities Staff (IAS)\n\nThe International Activities Staff will be responsible for\n\n- (1) Monitoring the activities of and developing operations into the permanent staffs of worldwide organizations including\n- (a) the United Nations and its specialized agencies;\n- the internationel staff of Communist parties;\n- (c) foreign labor organizations that are international in scope;\n- (a) Ireety organizations s uch as NATO and the EC;\n- (e) foreig multilateral trade organizations and foreign-owned companies; and\n- f) commercial or 'ganizations with truly international status such as foreignowned banks tourism and sports-\n- (2) Coordination of CIA relationships with the (sraeli liaison serviceg, including provision of headquarters dance and support to the Tel gui\n- 3) Provision dance for and coordination of Directorate operational efforts in the fields of international economics and energyguie\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\nDON 1-1462\n\nORGANIZATION 29 September 1976\n\nDDO NOTICE\n\nORGANIZATION 29 September 1976\n\nNO . 1-1462\n\n(4) Dveloping specific scientific end technical operations ;\n\n(5) Provision staff dance for and coordination of Directorate efforts egainst international Communism and the development of specific opera- tions this field. gui\n\n(6) Monitoring the activities of certain foreig intelligence organizations outside their nationel boundaries in close coordinetion with the Covert Action and Counterintelligence Staffs-\n\n\n## 5 OPERATING DIVISIONS\n\nThe Aree and Fuctional Divisions will continue as depicted in Figure 1, attached.\n\n\nWilliam W. Wells Deputy Director for Operations\n\n", "pages": 8} {"id": "doc_ead8ff06_d9b3_4625_8b32_a12c56797807", "filename": "104-10163-10087.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10163-10087.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "| File No | File No | File No | |\n|------------------------|------------------------|------------------------|------------------------|\n| C-3296l 221-267/,37 In | C-3296l 221-267/,37 In | C-3296l 221-267/,37 In | C-3296l 221-267/,37 In |\n| ARTDE Buesa, RECORD | ARTDE Buesa, RECORD | ARTDE Buesa, RECORD | ARTDE Buesa, RECORD |\n| | CHICK | | |\n| PRo | PRo | PRo | |\n| List | | | |\n| NDI diy NDI: | NDI diy NDI: | NDI diy NDI: | 0 , |\n| indices | indices | indices | App SAs |\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\ndate\n\nP\n\nX\n\nYes\n\n82034\n\nFroM:\n\nCI/OA\n\nPaul\n\n11888\n\n\n\n\n\nJCIY 7144/1819 7 JAN 71\n\n\n\ni92\n\nHR 1 FORE;R AGENTINIGEL P. YASUINAS Af BY TELEPHONB ON 5 JAN 25 FOREIGN HARRASSMENT ALSO HVB 2 APPEARED TO SIGNIFICANT INFO ON CIENFUECO8 SOURCES WHO CONCEALED IT FROM JVOPAL\n\n2,\n\nBND 0P HESSAGB\n\n\n\nPESLEY L LAYDOURNB\n\n\n\n2}\n\nA1 7163/1946 9\n\n0\n\n15 52,\n\n7\n\nDo TEGUCIGALPA\n\nBEP :\n\nTEGUCIGALPA 9118\n\n3 PILB 201-287437 \\_\n\nBND OPMESSAGB\n\nmet AMBIDDY-1 In Managua Oct aBked by SABIOZA to Join Nicaraguan dolegarion to Bpeclal Dofer to gontact\n\nWDO/I/B2\n\nBob Baker (Telcoord)\n\n\n\n001133\n\nAHBIDDY\n\nB,\n\nHanagua\n\n- Hanagua Hanagua\n\nG\n\nC\n\n0\n\nC\n\n\n## OCI 69 CITE Hanagua\n\n7059\n\n( 09442)\n\nHanagua\n\n49n53)\n\n\n\nVITHLAMBIDDY-UJNIGHT 13 HE REPORTED As AHBIDCY Vas [n JULY (PHONETIC) Vho Had Long AMMUNITION AMBIDDY EXPLAI HED HE NOI In MAITERS KE IS OR FURNISH 30-06 ROUND SKIP II INTERIn VIRGINIA To FOR THAI AMERICAN, VKIBSE Vas\n\nPORI\n\nPRINCE ,\n\n\n# ;:\n\nC\n\n42\n\n0\n\nn\n\n0\n\n10\n\n\n## 2 Hanagua 7158\n\nPR O3ABLY REPORI HIA 1o FB\u0161 CIA , Io AHBIDDY BROKE\n\n8, AHBIDDY Had Long SHOPPIHo LISI PRoM ShALL Pound PLaza KOTEL BY 'HIKE\" AHBIDDY SAME STORY, COMMISERATED As Kad YIIH SUGGESTEC do BETTER FoR BELG [UM OR SPAIN, Vho VOULD SELL AMBIDDY CONFIDENTIAL COMMISSION (KICKBACK) AI AMBIDDY ASSURED HIM ZUNIGA IOLD AMBIDDY In XI CKBACK FROM Fn, AHBI DDY EXPECI To RECEIVE NICE PRESENI AMBIDDY has HEARD SI MCE ARMS . AMMO FROM FN BOMBS In PORTUGAL' Gave FIVE PER CENT RAKE-OFFo ZUNIGA TRAVELLED In ALIASe\n\nSECRFI\n\n2\n\nOr\n\n8\n\n0\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n0\n\n7\n\nJUL 1969 CIE PORI PRINCE 631/ 2L Jul (RACICOI ACIInG)\n\nHanagua Info DIRECTOR 7069 B, 4 09904\n\nAPPRECIATE REFS. SIAIION SITUATION YELCOME BE\n\nFILE 20/-267437;\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\n10\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\n\n\nADVANCI Cory\n\n0 YEs\n\n0\n\n2\n\n292\n\nE\n\nR E\n\n68 CITE\n\n6617\n\n(IRECKLER\n\nPAMAMA CIIY , PORI AMBIDDY-1 HE HAD RECE IVED 1968 HIS VIFE In MIAMI ADVISING IHAI SOMEONE BEEN BE KQs OFFICER AND W ISHES HE VILL BE On\n\n2, Info PICKED UP In 2 JULY MEETING IHAI OCCURRED\n\nPRLER HIS\n\nFIRSI\n\nA, (Fnu) R OBES , consu In MIAMI AND HIM PaNAMANIaN MINISTER OF HACIENDA Vho Vas U,S, WANTED Io DISCUSS UNSPEC IF IED UR @NT\n\nHAITIAN In MIAAI TOLD AHBIDDY-] PRESIDENT DUVALL IER SEE Io CARRY MESSA GE FR @ Io PRESIDENT IF DID THIS DuvaLLIER FR @ HE IS A 1o IRY SECRET\n\n0\n\n\n\nEvr 6\n\n5618\n\nDIRECTCR\n\nPARIS\n\nREFS; A\n\nHEXICO CITY\n\n49//\n\n\n\nRETURNED MEXICO CITY 15 AFIER MADRID VISIT REF B LISASSY: ! VISITED BERLIN , And PARIS. DID NOI Cuban AMBASSADOR PARIS BECAUSE DECIDED VouLd BE COUnTERPRODUCTIVE AL:O FELI KE MET Knovs SLIGHTLY, THERE POSSIBLIITY REMEMBER KIM REFUSE SEE HIM , PURPOSE LISASSY- ! IHE Ihat DR ENR IQUE SELF HOST REPRESEMTAIIVE EXILES IS VILLING MEEI FIDEL CASTRO To DISCUSS POSSIBILITY RAPPROCHEMENI DUR InG 17-18 APR IL MEEI MIAMI HUERTAS CLAIMED HE COnTACI VITH HIGH LEVEL PERSONS CASTRo GOVER NMENI Vho MAY BE RECEPTIVE PROPOS\u00c1L RAPPROCHEMENT VITHOUT CASIRO.\n\n\n2, LISASSY- 1 STATION Io VISII PHARM ACEUT ICAL FIRMS CONTRACEPTIVE\n\n\n\nPAGE 2 MEXICO CIIY PRODUCI PERLUIAL . INJECIION PRESENT DAILY CONTRACEPFIVES. ENROUTE EUROPE L ISASsY-! DECIDED PILL C Ivo, LISASSY- ! Vas INSIRUCTED To CONTACT EXILES IC FIND ONE Cuban AMB PARIS. ASK THAI FROPOSAL To THE AMBASSADOR . To LOCAIE SUCH A PERSON Io Do I KIMSELF \\_ CITED 1, DID ROI Do IHE CUBAN AMB BECAUSE AM IBDDY-! Is ONLY LISASSY- 1 IS KNOVLEDGEABLE LISASSY- | DOUBLE ROLE.\n\n\n3 LISASSY- 1 HAD MESSAGE FROM LIRING-9 On ARR IVAL MEX[ , ASKING LISASSY- ! DETA ILS HIS EUROPEAN And IRIP FRoM LIRING-9 PENDING STATION InStRUcIIONS As Io OF TRIP.Can BE PASSED LIRING-9\n\n40 PRIOR HIS DEPARTURE MEXICO LISASSY- ! RECEIVED BE SENDING Into MONEY Wba , Could II In CUBA ,\n\n\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\nSECREF\n\nG\n\n0\n\nTo\n\n0\n\nill\n\n\n## PAGE 3 MEXICO CITY 5618\n\nDID PASS IHE MONEY BUI VILL TELL LIRING-9 HE DID , LISASSY- ! EXPLAINED Io HE DID NOI G IVE MONEY Io HUERIAS BECAUSE COULD NOT IELL PLan To Io HUERIAS ALSO FELI STAIION MAY YISH USE THE MONEY BURN SOMEONE = KAS In\n\nVILL ADVISE MEEI DIRECTOR : PLS COMMENI RE PARA ABOVE .\n\n\nBI\n\nSE\u00c7RET\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nCITE\n\nHanagua\n\n6400\n\nJAN\n\nHanagua\n\n6398\n\n2\n\n- IdETIFIED OF Para REF NOI VISIT\n- 8, REF And FIXER For #MBIDDY HILL ADVISE HIM\n- 3 IDEnTIFIED QUIET Cuban OF REF AMBIDDY REPORTS IRYING ARRAnGE To U,S, REFUGE: SPAIN, DESCRIPTION\n- AHB IDDY Says 0F In COSIA RICA RECENTLY.\n\n\n\n\n5 16 SIREEI , 63J-4584, FREddY BOUI COHPLEXION, Darx OIHER, QUIEI , Cuban SHORI VERY KEAvY PLASTIC card REFUGEE (ProbaBLY And OIKER VORKING FoR Kad UP In Managua BY Yas PLanY Ing NEXI SOME PaSSPORT S. In 0n 28 and 29 QUIET BUT UP EXPECTed BACK\n\n- KQS FILL In JMVAVE\n- OF IS COnSTANILY GOCD NITH KIM, WILL IRY ELICII And OT HER\n\n\n\n\n## 3 6398\n\n- 6 Sounds LIK San JOSE HaY SIMPLY BE SEEXING\n\nc - 82064\n\n\n\n1967\n\n201-300923\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\"ESSAGE\n\n\n\n\u00cb\n\n\n\n14*00000\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nCITY\n\n8860\n\nDIRECTOR InFo\n\n\n\nREF ,\n\nA,\n\n5808\n\n- B; DIRECI OR 4 | 783\n- In MEXICO BE EXPOSURE CURRENT AnTI-GoC\n- DISREGARD FoR MEXICAN SOVEREIGNITY PARI B COMPLETE In OPS,\n- AI MEXICO , A,\n- 2.\n\n- IDENIIFY YALV\u00c9RDE A IF THEIR ACTIVITIES INVOLVE MEXICANS.\n\n- HAVE FIRSI MEETING VIIH ALVEREZ 18 OCIOBER USING 3, LIEMBRACE TEAM FOR WILL EXPLORE VIIH ALVAREZ ALV;REZ FOR VAL ARM TYPE OPs\n- ANII-MEXICAN STATEMENTS HOPEFULLY MADE 8 IRY TAPE STRONG AND FRIENDS DURING MEETING WITH BY VALVERDE\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\n\n## SECRBL\n\nPAGE 2 MEXICO CIIY \u20ac853 95 AT SUSSEQUEWI MEETINGS. BE IAKEN InFo LEAKED\" IO FOREIGN PRESS. LIEMBRACE SURVEIL VALVERDE 5 MOVENENIS FOR PER IOD. AFTER InITIAL VIIH ALVAREZ \\_\n\n- BE AMBIDDY-1 AITEMPI J@ RESAIN REF 7\n\nBI\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n\n\nKESSAGE\n\n\n\n14-0oooo\n\n\n\n\n# : :a.D\n\n22\n\nIo\n\nDirector\n\nWANA SJOS\n\nTYPIC\n\nBEFS ;\n\n1 (a-1) PONCIANO-SOMOZA WHICH SEEMINGLY DURING VEEK 22-28 NOV , IN ORDER AVOID GRIST POR UNDERSTOOD HAD LONG-STANDING' APPOINT As 23 THUS AVOIDING MBETING ALEJOS NHO DUE\n\n200-120-58\n\n\n\n3 Rid COPY\n\nGUAT KAVB\n\n6 0 3 8 6\n\n\n\n2 IN A-1 HOPING RECEIVE `INVITE FROW IDEN~1 VIA . VENEZUELA IN ORDER HOWEVER IDEN-2 ,\n\n'CONTINUED/ /\n\n\n\nE\n\n031g\n\nTo\n\nDIRECTOR\n\nVa rD COPY\n\nCONTACT CALL \"AHIGO DB IP NO INTBRBST IN HIS HAKING CONTACT VOULD\\_NOT CALLED\n\n\n\nJorroll\n\nPeake\n\n\n\n\n\nfin\n\nIDBN \" 1\n\nPRESIDENT RAUL LEONI\n\nIDBN , 2\n\nBUESA\n\n", "pages": 44} {"id": "doc_5b170cb2_67ab_4092_99db_1ed07499a9d9", "filename": "104-10131-10099.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10131-10099.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10131-10099\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nSpec\u00edal Agent 1n Charge\n\nFleld Office\n\n64\n\nSUBJECT\n\n23\n\n- 1 . Your office 18 Office of Or1gin.\n\n- 2 SubJect Of covert Interest. Conduct Investlgation eccording to as herelnafter noted .\n\n\n\n## 3 . are\n\n\n## 8 the\\_following Natlonal Agency checks :\n| Acs/ | state | Passport | csc | Hcua | 0s | |\n|--------|---------|------------|-------|--------|------|----|\n| | | | | | | 1 |\n\n\n## 0\n\n1943-19+5,\n\n073a\n\n\n\n8,\n\nA\n\n\n## Headquarters\n\n') :\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n0\n\n2\n\n08\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_919a0a80_e302_40dd_987a_a318387feab0", "filename": "104-10106-10218.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10106-10218.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2nd\n\n\n\nseventy-eight and\n\nhuspand and vife, both residents of the State of\n\nNew York\n\n\n\nROUSH-WALKER COl\u00edPANY, 48 Alabana Street, Atlanta, Georgia thc mortgagcc\n\nONE HUNDRED SIXTYSEVEN THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED lawful mone\" of thc Unitcd Statcs, on demand paic accordling to 3 ccrtain Isond or olsligation bcaring thc mortgagor hereby to that ccrlain plot, picce parccl `of anrl improvcmcnts thcrco crccled Borough of Manhattan\n\nCit\u00ff, County and State of New York, bounded and described as follows\n\nBEGINNING at a point on the northerly side of 7lst Street, distant 285 feet Ives terly from the corner formed by the intersection of the nor therly side of 7lst Street and the side of Third Avenue RUNNING northerly? parallel with Third Avenue and part of the I through a party wall, 102 feet 2 inches to the center line of the bloc THENCE Taes along said center line of the block, 15 feet; THENCE sou therly = Ivith Ihird Avenue and part of the Way through anot party wali 102 feet 2 inches the nor 'clerly side of 7lst Stre\u00ebt; THENCE eas along the nor therly side of 7lst Street, 15 feet to the or place of beginning. cerly terly , point\n\nSaid ses known as and by Street Number 163 East Nerv York \\_ premi being", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_1d6a13ae_9791_42b7_bc71_04eedacd754c", "filename": "104-10136-10327.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10136-10327.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "18\n\n\n## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n05642\n\nAug\\_\n\n1927\n\n24\n\nIDY\n\nCct\n\n1953;\n\nInstrumentman (sumner)\n\nBackground Ube Only Do Not 'Reproduce @la\n\nZrcineering\n\nHone-Oct\n\n964\n\n1964\n\n1965\n\n195 7\n\nSTAF F\n\n'1948\n\nDATE\n\n1945\\_46\n\nPatterson\n\n& Dewar (Utility Elect Engrs)\n\n2944-45\n\nThe Citadel, Charleston,\n\n1957\n\nW !\n\n\n3,\n\nS 1/c\n\nSC\n\n1946-47\n\n1949-50; 1957\n\nElez;\n\nProfi-\n\n1950\n\nIstel\n\n1950\n\n1951\n\n1955\n\n1953-54\n\n1956\n\nSci\n\n19 \\_\n\nEmployment\n\n\"at'2\n\n2952\n\n18\n\n47\n\nKersonac:\n\nEffective\n\n\u00c0ct ion;\n\nPgsition\n\nOfders\n\nTitle\n\nL\n\n7 Oct 1976\n\nobs cosE\n\n(Cont'\n\non next\n\nOps\n\n1950\n\nOr\u00edast\n\n2953\n\nCbemistry\n\n( Exclud.\n\n\n1954\n\n2\n\n4\n\n5/\n\nNo 056491\n\nKIIH, Robert 'alcolm)\n\n18\\_\n\n1974 Risk of Capture\n\nCia\n| | TITLE SD | TITLE SD | TITLE SD | TITLE SD | TITLE SD | TITLE SD | TITLE SD |\n|------------------------------------------------------------|------------|---------------|-------------|-------------------------|-------------|-------------------------------|-----------------|\n| Jun 1967 1968 1971 May 1973 1974 Jul 1974 1976 Sep Aug May | Ops Off | | Ju| '68 Jun | 01 | | ON an} ) ndones ia (+925 (1 f | Ox (@ongKong Hq |\n| | Ops Cps | Off Ch Off Of | DCOS Ch | c136.01 0136.01 0136.01 | 15 15 15 15 | D D PersEval &MgtStf | Hq |\n\nSINCE\n\n19 47\n\n(Personne\n\nBY\n\n7 Oct 4976\n\n7. 67 1200-/a\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n\n#hen Filled In)\n\n\n## BIOGRAPH IC PROFILE PART Continued)\n\nDATE OF\n\n1l 1927 Aug\n\nPrincipal\n\nDetai\n\n1s)\n\nAct ions,\n\nMilitary Orders.\n\n\nand\n\n29.\n\n\nin detail\n\n\u00c7omendation 1966 from FE for ervlces rendered during and following the coup attempt in Indonesi a in 1965 abortive of Commendation Ch, 'Sep from ou FsFanding perfornance as ccond DepttY Di rector for Plans for Subject's connect.ion Richard Fecteau nator of the Agency 's task force in\n\nDDO Fersonnel Evaluation Bcard: as menber of the CS-13\n\n21 -\n\n7 Oct 19,76\n\nAo\n\n1200\n\nPART 2)\n\nobs\n\n1)\n\n0f\n\n1080\n\nBIOGRAPHIC PROFILE (PaRT 2)\n\n\n\nBY\n\n'685622\n\nPROFILE\n\n11 1927 Aug", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_4b9d6db4_56fa_452d_80ea_5dbe6ca72f57", "filename": "104-10171-10230.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10171-10230.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "NO\n\n302\n\n9 Rl 60\n\nREF :\n\n93\n\nADDP\n\nCLASSIFIED MESSAGE\n\n2\n\n\n## INFO\n\n8\n\nMEXI\n\n5852 (IN 22332)\n\n- LATE. 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BOTH 6 ISSU , PREST IGE' 24\n- FYI : DEL ROSAL\n- $\n\n\n## ESSAGE\n\nt0 carfy out in an ellort iasue with Sanchez Picdra disclaiming the latter recent Btatemente\n\nNo. Co?y\n\nROU:ING", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_d473eeab_007a_43c7_83cb_84832410bc1b", "filename": "104-10101-10135.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10101-10135.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_abb80a0f_2306_472a_b78d_da71861d2584", "filename": "104-10101-10134.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10101-10134.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_\n\n5852\n\n7\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nS62\n\n8P\n\n15923\n\n\n\n- B)\n- c)\n- B)\n- 5.\n\n- 6\\_ FOR PaLP:\n\nREPRODUCTION BY {(H\u00cbR\n\n\n\nNa Copy\n\n", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_45603b95_20b8_428d_ada4_e4dc0af6eff8", "filename": "104-10129-10033.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10129-10033.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\n\n| First Middle) Jogepb 8 | Decenber 1935 |\n|--------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------|\n| ICE BR AnCH (or station and existing covef i f latcral (exco | GS-11 PRESENT Position EMPLOYEE Operatlone Officer |\n| PROPOSEd station Nicaragua | PR OPOSED Numbcr , 0396 |\n| TYPE OF At station 32 State Integree | 10 . Estimated Date OF No . DEPENDENTS To DEPARTURE Jap 1968 |\n\n- COMMENTS\n\nLateral Subjeot be 1n Hoadquarterb are\n\n23 January\n\n\n\n\n\n13 DATE Of REQUEST\n\n20\\_Decenber 1967\n\nOFFI CE\n\nMED ICAL\n\nSERVICES\n\nDISP\n\n\n## OF SECUR F TY\n\nConroy\n\nRoom\n\nAND\n\n- EXTENS / ON\n\n3 D 5809 49S\n\n03\n\n\n\n1 9 OVERSEAS CAnD / DATE REVIEW PANEL\n\n\n## REQUEST FOR PCS OVERSEAS EVALUATION\n\n4516", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_159d5f7e_a6f6_405b_b1c8_41b7d4b42bd7", "filename": "104-10100-10185.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10100-10185.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\n- 1, 06 #C\\_\n- 2.\n\n\n\n\n1587/", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_26872cde_931f_409c_b0a7_5b2291696e0d", "filename": "104-10092-10202.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10092-10202.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nINFO\n\nRETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Repnoduce\n\n5 IR #Av5 'AVE \"EXI F38 [SILVIA V;s4 RE?IRES 22 .\n\n\n\n## E T\n\nc/s COMENT: #RYBAT REF \\_\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_84a992cb_1237_47be_bb27_33e4a9f8a7e9", "filename": "104-10127-10025.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10127-10025.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "SECRET\n\nFRP:\n\nSTAFF\n\nC/LA-8\n\nVR ; FILE; CjoG/DMS ,\n\n(20/P)\n\n78 1054630\n\n001\n\nJUL 78\n\nDIRECTOR 265443\n\nSTAFF\n\nTo;\n\n2901072 DIRECIOR 265443\n\nWNINTEL RYBAT\n\n15 - 2\n\nREF: DIRECTOR 265425\n\nIDENTITIES To REFERENCE ARE 'FOLLOWS:\n\n04\n\nIDENTITY\n\nCESAR\n\nRODRIGUEZ\n\nDPOB; NOVEMBER\n\nIDENTITY\n\nCIT: CUBAN (AT\\_BIRTA)\n\nB\n\n[VICTORIA\n\nGALLEGO\n\n'DPDB:\n\nHERNANDEZ\n\n(2\n\nMARCH\n\n{CIT:: (At\n\nL900\n\n2 THE CURRENT MADRID IELEPHONE DIRECTDRY HAS THREE 8 InDIVIDUALS\\_LISIED RODRIGUEZ GONZALEZ 33, TEL 252-40788\\_SECOND IS AI 194 , 269-61918AND #THIRD 1 TEL 718-3365. VICTORIA GALLEGO HERNANDEZTs Not LISTED;\n\nIMPDET> ORIG: GRAY\\_ 3-8263); 'COORD: (BRECKENRIDGE); (BERGER); (AMES) (HAWKINS) (WARREN); REL: DC/EUR/nw BY 029163,\n\n\n\nEnd OF MESSAGE \\_\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n'CITY,\n\n1 9 834", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_697a38ca_5495_44da_90c3_973f363e3bd7", "filename": "104-10073-10074.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10073-10074.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n\nRETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reprcduce\n|\n\n\n\nUFGA-7171;\n\nthat #hoy vould be willing to carry Or bend oboloug H\u00f8 boll\u00f8ve that would be to cannedBood to AMCUTLER-2 , and this the map6 ,@tc. in the tin yet they\n\n- For of trying to dovelop new KUTUBE operatlone, AMCUTLER-1 hae boon following uP ieado Biven him by hi\u00f8 Ho-hae interviowed\n\n5\n\nMotal uhom\n\nh\n\nPbtained and\n\nCuba Bth St, Apts he obtained information on the Soroa torpino Candolaria, Pinar del to\n\nLuis\n\nHERNANDEZ\n\naka /\"El\n\n5\n\n8,\n\nVho Bave additional information on the caves which, he Baid, are the property Of hi\u00f8 brother-in-lav and\n\nAnita\n\n(and liveb in the area,\n\n5 AMCUTLER-1 GONZALEZ Bhobe brothar-in-av a Of\n\n6 ConTag 0 that a to to additional on) PEDEHONTE 8 Ocher than preoe clfppinge containod in HKH-02664 of 15 April 1960 \\_\n\nOn 22 Docember chat he had been by one\n\n\"Chiquo\"\n\nCuban\n\nRico\n\n0 tankor traffic on the Bouth the furthor objective Cuban #rlBate cho cooponation Of ite captain. Bent to Headquartere 22 Docember \\_ in the hopo that to identification Of the naval\n\n7 On 25 Dacember 1962 AMCUTLER-1 raported that he had been Inforned the before by\n\nLanz thaf named\n\n\n## 8 Tho followlnB roporte vera the period:\n\nUFG-1955\n\n\"Roaction to Current Criele wfthin Cuba\" U\u00f8e of near Irin\u00eddad, Lab Villao\"\n\nUFG-2098\n\nUFG-2143\n\n\"Id\u00f8ntificatlon Of Iwo Cavoe near Irinidad , Could for\n\nUFGT-202?\n\n\n\"Paobengor Kanifebte for Fli\u00dfhte to 6 From Cuba\"\n\nTwo Balary\n\n8500, 00\n\nof\n\nEND OF DISPATCH\n\n", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_f56c27b1_0c4d_4299_984a_7e1631586227", "filename": "104-10107-10087.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10107-10087.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nOGC 69-0402\n\n4 March 1969\n\nRETURN To Cia Background Use Only\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD\n\n- 1. I showed Mr. George Carey his memorandum of 1955 to the Director referring to I. and H. and said we thought that H. referred to a General Hardin. After considerable speculation Mr. Carey finally placed as being Juan Trippe and Hardin as an Air Force General who was placed with 24 (Pan Am)for operational reasons , primarily technical information collection\\_ Independently Mrs. Lovejoy had checked with Mr. Larocque, and he also recalled General Hardin was a man Mr. Carey was interested in placing with Pan for operational 24 being\n- 2. The Air Force Register lists a General Thomas 0 Hardin, Air Force Major General, who retired in 1955 , which would seem to fit in as he is listed as an airline executive. Mr. Carey had no knowledge whatsoever of the Itkin case, and we felt it was out of the question that General Hardin is synonymous with Philip Harbin.\n\n\n\n\nLAWRENCE R. HOUSTON General Counsel\n\nOGC:LRH:bt 1-C/CI/R&A 1-DCS 2-General Counsel chrono", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_0b253766_78c5_42c0_be89_43fcf1f0a723", "filename": "104-10071-10257.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10071-10257.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## RETURN TO Cia Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_53692d9f_bc1c_400f_bd96_e3d4973e9d3b", "filename": "104-10121-10197.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10121-10197.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n3-62\n\nERNAL ONLY\n\nCONR FNTIAL\n\nSECRET\n\n\n## ROUTING AND RECORD SKEET\n\nSUBJECT:\n\n(Optionol)\n\n07, 07\n\nM IG UEL\n\nP\n\n&\n\nDIEG 0\n\nS .\n\n\nM ARDONES\n\nFROM:\n\nEXTENSION\n\nNO\\_\n\nC/wh/Security\n\nE\n\nA\n\nDAIE\n\n3 ^D\n\n3102\n\n1546\n\n15 August 1973\n\nTO:\n\n(Officer designalion,\n\nnumber, ond\n\nDATE\n\nbuilding)\n\nOFFICER'S\n\nCOMMENTS (Numbar eoch comment to show from whom whom. Drow ocros} column oftor ooch commenl) line\n\nINITIALS\n\nFORWARDED\n\nFor your\n\ninformation-\n\n4\n\nE\n\n44\n\n2 \\_\n\n3\n\n5\n\n7\n\n8\n\n10\n\n12\n\n13\n\n14\n\n15\\_\n\n610\n\nSECRET\n\nCONFIDENTIAL\n\nUNCLASSIFIED\n\nINTERKAL Use ONLY\n\n\n\n\n\n25 July 1973\n\nSUBJECI :\n\nTransfer of Alias Docunents\n\n\n\nRobert Baker Chief , #FR/ Plans\n\n\n\n5\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_1034a747_63a4_4432_a86f_39c11bad7b3c", "filename": "104-10172-10256.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10172-10256.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_1ecdbdb1_947b_438a_bee0_aa73084f4ba1", "filename": "104-10172-10257.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10172-10257.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_45b3e855_9e27_45d1_8561_f2a02e5da638", "filename": "104-10103-10079.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10103-10079.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10103-10079\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n## SECRET SENSITIVE\n\n\n## Draft Memorandum to the DCI from William Harvey\n\nDated 27 November 1962\n\n\n## This is not a controlled item\n\n\n\n\n\nBENSITIVE\n\n\n## 27 Novenber 1962\n\nHote:\n\n1082 V(I p by [CI. Fuliy y DD/P\n\nDirector of' Centrel Doputy 'Dlreot\u00f3r (Plenp)\n\n'SUBJECT:\n\nOperatlona) for Cont Inu !ng Cube\n\n1 Actlon , Thle 18 for. your for Ibe 18 plnn for #blct boll\u00f8ve Bhould be taken by Cubs for the Cuba Bnd the roorlentetlon Of the curront effort Into lonc area type of oporatlon Of\n\n\n## ASSUMPTI\u00d6NS :\n\nTbe tbat, provld\u00f8d nucleer prebent or re-lntroducod not teko actJop to the the doeb tc Lnvade Cube #n A IN Cs\n\nPAPER 10\\_\n\n~Do\n\n\n\n\n\nBECRET\n\n2=\n\nmeanlngful CIA nctlon 'on a phaBed to provoke a revolt B1nce unle8s there are 1n Condltione 1n bucb revolt If provoke\u00e4 Rould be totally 1n. 'major 88 0 practlcal Cuba 0n the pretoxt of 8 Bucb 8n attack Guantanamo \\_ Cuba , and 8 of and be unaccoptable 88 natter of pollcy-\n\n1n power for future with and control apparatue relatlvely intaot and the cepablllty not only Of crubhing but of maklng operetlonal cond\u00edtlong 1e that recent and the Sovlet actlon mfy Berve to woaken and dlecredlt Cagtro, there no Indlcetlop that the ! control tbe CaBtro-communlBt reglne over Cube been Bubetantlally weakenod .\n\n\n5\\_ 'Of. no and no Bupport Invaslon 1n effect , constltute Blvlng to Castro 8 certaln dogree of Bonctuary .\n\n\n~2- tbe botb vhlcb for egente, rocrulted , and. coptinue our and othar Cuba and\n\nDogplte the for to contono thet obJ\u00f8otlve the overthrow Of very to support sucb an not tbe factors to 1n tho context or the bere ,\n\nG: factor8, the be sble to Bbeke the altbougb unreellet1c, 8t varloug 'lovelB 1n the Unlted 8 Patter rslde, be cont1nued\\_\n\n~3-\n\nI In of the above and except #1ll Berve ilttl\u00f2 purpobe; be ccunter-procuctlve Make tbo collectlon of Bence wore diffcult Bbould only be ` undortnken 1n thoB\u00e7 uhore an upubually hlgh 'roturp CRn aro placod for on 0 evc 'coverabo of Cuba. th\u00f8y very partlcularly bo\n\nK Adequate Cuba\n\n\n## fI:\n\ntbo to be proper Cube !\n\n\nTake all feablble clandestlne Act1on to 1solate and reglme fron tbe rebt of tbe the rest the\n\nB; the Castro1n Cuba and 1 the the 0f tbe world.\n\n\nC Bhort of and tbe and \u00f6t only for but for the 0n\n\nD, counter - and Intontions of 2 02 apd 1t8 other\n\n- 3 Sovlet and Bloc\n- 4, Btate Of potentlal roel\u00f8tance, tbe Of\n- 8 order battle and equlpMont .\n\n- The 1ocl of pover and Btralpe 1n the power 1n tbe Cuban govornnent ,\n- 7 , tho Bloc, Letin Aner1can natlons and other\n\n8, Tbe and the In tbe Cuban\n\n5\n\n8 . Tck\u00f8 actlon to Lnduce \u00f8pllt 1n the tbe capeblllty through clandestine to tbe any Uprleidg, rovolt, roBlBtance, Bpllt 1n tbe reglna , or Btrajne 1n' Cuban/\n\nad offort Bhould be und\u00f8rtoken to continue 1ntolll of, our Intelllat the prebent tiie Rnd the pabt 18 1n Attachment 4 , whlch {c Berve tbe bab1e for tho: \u00ceG'0 roport on the Conbultente on Porelgn Intellgonce. note tbat thl\u00f8 lengthy docupent under bab ServIce Set .out below aro of oporatlonal Bction '1t 18 propobod to tako to continue and , 48 posBible, 1ncroase 4n ~ telligence ooverage\n\n- 1 knov , tho quarantlne and the cebgetlon of alr travel the beavy' floy of In vlov of abd\n\nthe any 1n Cube; the Opa-Locke Ipterrogatlon Center 88 \u00f2f tbe Center heve been retafned Intect. Ip order to re-ebtablleh tbe lntolllgence 1t 19 propouod and KLJ be frop done the Bottlement Of the current nogotintlong Colncldent tbe\n\n2, Bvery effort be nade to oxplolt to proberve the 'Vlablllty tlona: wltb the '131 regldent In Cube \\_ apd courbedepend upon of future control actlon, 18 Lmpoeslble to accuratoly\n\n- 3 , Tbe prlorlty Ln for dlepatch to Cube and every @ffort be both ' tbrough dovolopwent regldent egente 1n Cubs\n\nthe dovelopnent of addftlounl logal trevellerg\\_\n\n- We w1ll contlnue to 1n the effort Cuba for addltlonRl coverege, the recrulting their om for Joint di\u00f8petch to Cube \\_ Tbe Co~ operetpB at thlB polnt 1n this counectlon the Dutch, \u00cbrench Grgok Direct approacbee to of thebe by ycu porbonally 1n your name , 18 you prefer , belpg Beparatoly Personal ropregentatfon by to 8 bove would be ubeful\\_ ve \"1ll re-survey other Malson are 1n contsct relterate to thos\u00f8 appear to bave eny usable our interest In coverage of thlB problem\\_ In connoctlon eDdesvor to 1nduce of the to of the1r both cf Portlcular w111 bo given to utlllzetlon 0f the 1ng\n- 5 In efforte to get at egente cnd otuer tbrough continue unllateral thlrd country efforts to\n\npfrtlcularly Cuban to increrne the twentv offlcerg and members aboard Re now rudnlng 88 controlled agents.\n\n\n- 6 Penetratlon Cuban At the pregent tlme ve Gre running 12 dlplomats Btatloned outside Cube 88 controlled havc an 20 Re to continue the current of attemptlng to recrult or dofect every Cubcn reprebentatlve ebrond to we can concernlng we bave eny to belleve 8 to approach Tuese be attenpted botb throngh End wbere eppropriate 1n ccnJunctlon\n- Audlo Cuban Ingtsllatlong At tbe present tlne have andor of Cuban offlclel Groece, France, @Dd Ho of this covorage presently conteuplated , but we continue to survoy targete of opportunlty and wherever coverage Cebe8 where the addltional Intelll~ thlB type of Bource and abov\u00f8 whet we nor recelvlng to make Btch Installnton wortbwbile. Eng\n\ncontinue CIA Close Support coversge fron the KOLA stat1on tbe lovel continue to vrcss HSA for Aa tle current Sltustlon for NSA to reinbtltute perbaps tbelr; Beaborne Latercept covarsge Of Cuben\n\n9 hab been of Communlot Party ponetratlon operstlong and Buch penetrntlon be thc to Cube or by polnt: targetB, #1ll be done, except cn8es Rhcr? Bould rebult 1n tc 1n the where the ngent It 18 bolleved that lucrativo fleld for tbe redirect\u00edon of to the Culan targot be #here there 65 ponetratlons of Of the survey we bavc conducted \u00edndicctes tbat 23 have Bonc direr:t pertinent to Cuban targeto. of these be dlrected agalnst targete unlobe uny there to tbe; contrary The 1n aro be1n 1ndlvldually exm{ned to CBD bo div\u00f8rtod to Cuban 1ng\n\n10\\_ (COBRA #l Lcb be continued , reeupplled, Pnd rolnforced but polnted at contlnued Intelllgence collectlon and nt the recrultuent' for 0f are logelly reBldent In the ar0a8 vhere tbe (Pner del Rlo and Orlont\u00f8) . on the mogt carefully vbere 1t 1n to :dupllcate the performance Of tbe COBIUA Bnd AMTORRID t\u00f2. recrult and eB pobslble, 1n Cuba \\_\n\n11, egente 1n Cuba #11] bo exflltrated for and mot Lvatlon. #1ll then be re-Inflltrat\u00f8d Cube , prlmarlly on\\_ Where poagible, be done through logal travo] but vhere thle be done wberever They\n\nB , Mucb Of the above @ffort bo dlrooted 0r Btra1n th\u00f8 reglne aid betvoen th\u00f8 eud other Datlone, partlcularly the Bloc, b6' advantage 95 18 baalcaily 4 A Breet and and the propobed have dovoloped 1n brovlty bf of e@tually Bpllttlng the 8 palrce revolt, to of tho Unlted to Bupport that the in Paregreph I above\n\nC On the Bet out above, and other O1 Babotage vould Rppear to Pnd dould pot.be undertaken excopt 1n the rare Bhere an opportunlty 18 pregonted ecceptable do to tbe;Cubap econony \\_ It 18 propobed for but Do\n\nConmando the I above, no program of be undertaken Hovover , Ie being our probent and the OI underteklng 1n order to fully orploft Bubetantlal chapgo con~ revolt any\n\nB It propobed to continue Jntenslfy 8 lreedy underteken to through covert to the Cuben pr= Lmarlly U,8. and to prevont Of Btrateclc deny dly\n\n1, The current countorlntolllgense tbe Cuban G-2 and related be contlpued Intedelfled . Ibis Rnd 1t be to 1p countering not but BBelnbt Unlted Btatee from Cuba \\_\n\nG. and #here epproprlate Intena1fled:\n\n1 and Bupport State 1n any\n\nto dovelop current 048 of reglme.\n\n\n- 2 , ABBlBt Stete the of poBt-Ccetrc concepte,\n- 3 , Btluuleto, Bupport propagende the CRC \"0 Ppproprlate, who offer potentlel for lmpact\n- and explolt tbe the Cubun peoplo to use of Castro\n- 5 , and rldlculo Ca\u00f8tro and 1n 1n and the tbeme concluelvely that Castro 10 but nere of Cuba !\n\n- 6\\_ Cont\u00ednuo \"Redio Aperlcas\" CIA Bponfored Cuban exlle {8 approprlate .\n\n- 7 Launcb operatlonn 1 end pollcy authorlty Brant\u00f8d to\n- 8, prvpaganda Paterln] vla and 'with \u00f8poclal black rperatlons.\n\n\nfor Jntolllgence oth\u00f8r to iount of thl\u00f8 effort pobollje from the continental Unlted Stetef, purtlcularly conc\u00f8pt. or conc\u00f8pt whicb directod 1t 18 bolleved thet offorto Bhould to 88 88 1nto tbe polltlcal flold, 18 Of State, belloved ft be to tho creatlon 'witbln the Dopartmont State of of Cuban Rxllo Affalre tc bandle #ltb Cubap exllo\n\n\n## IV,\n\nfor 88 outlIned, anc to Bxplolt targete of opportunlty future Bubutentlal changee 1t 19 bolloved , permlt the follovlng:\n\n14-ooooo\n\n- A but reductlon Ln and perbonnel of Task Porce\n- CopsideratLop of the re-poBltlonlng of Tabk Forae wlthin tho Clende\u00f8tine SorvIce, pobalbly 8 Divlalon: under different\n- The abolltlop of\n- D. Ihe romoval of tbe pabt dotalled conblderntlon by the Bpecal Group (Augmontea) cf even mlor operatlonal decl\u00f8lon by Comalttea polnte 1t. bolleved are the purvlew of thone to\n\n\n## V\n\n- Your concurrence 1n tbe\n- B, It rocomnendod that you tll\u00f8 plon cacurrence ,\n- It 18 recommondod that yov fron tho SpecLa1 to attempt to Induce Fan and KLM to b\u00f8tween Gnd Hsvcna the approprlate\n- It thet 1f Rny \"Track coucopt you endee vor to tranafer to the Department State overt aBpocte of type of uncontrolled\n\n~16-\n\nIt tbat be abollehod. bubaidy\n\nIf you conchr Tpbk Forae the DD/P .\n\n\nRILLIAV Taek Yorco\n\n~17-\n\n23 Hov, 1962\n\nI;\n\nA;\n\nTHIS DOCURKENT IS A\n\nd,.\n\n\nSECRET\n\n2\n\nSEHSITIVE\n\n8\n\ndrain\n\n14-Ooooo\n\nII;\n\n\n\n0\n\nLooug\n\n8, Sovloc/Cubap b,\n\n~2-\n\n8 , ordar\n\n\n\n\n\n2\n\n1\n\n23\n\n4\n\n41\n\n\n\n1\n\nn\n\n\n\n04\n\n3\n\n36\n\n1\n\n2\n\n3,\n\n1,\n\n\n\n89\n\nother\n\n{2 8\n\n2\n\n\n#\n\n\n\n", "pages": 24} {"id": "doc_6a8000cb_60d3_4239_9c34_678fa54ec30a", "filename": "104-10121-10130.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10121-10130.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "4-Qoooo\n\n[104-10121-10130\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n16 July 1975\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR\n\nCCS/PRG\n\nSUBJECT\n\nRetumn of Alias Docunents\n\nReturned herewith are Tocuments which have been issued o7to identity in the aliases ofliguel P Daniel Suarez MRENO;)imon These docunents have been utilized by identity for purposes . However, as he is due to retire on 31 July 1975, are being returned to you for final disposition The documents returned are as follows: they\n\n\n## 27 (iguel @SSIO) ()\n\n- (Social\n- 1o @ashington )Iheater Club Card\n\n[Continental Insurance Companies Card3l\n\n\n## 07 @iego S. MARDOVES)(A)\n\n- (6 Dade Country) Library Card\n- Travel Club, Inc. Card\n- Pan American)Bank Card\n\n07\n\nPanimanian Passport)\n\n(Simon S. MARTINEQ (A) 3i Health 29 (at. Science)Book Club GM Bovling Congress Cara) 31 (SS)Card (6 Gt. Wash) Yacht & Tennis Club '29@C Nat '1) Bk 29 Best Products Co. Inc) Special Credential #389 Calling Cards Rep\n\n- 2 It is noted that identity also has a @exicar)Passport in the alias 'of (Diego S. MARDONES MARTINEZ;) This docuent is currently on IDY in (Buenos Ai Argentina. docunent will be retrieved from identity upon his arrival at quarters and will be returned separately to CCS. res ,\n- 3. Records avail ablefin L.A. Division also reflect that 7identity Ias issued a Uaryland)Driver License'in the alias of (iguel P COSSIO and a Elorida Driver License in the alias of 07 (iego s. MARDOVS These ti8 docunents were reportedly returned to the Office of Technical Services in April 1974.\n\n- 4. Should any further questions arise relative to this matter, please direct your inquiries to undersigned on extention X6300 or R1546.\n\n\n\n\nAttachment: As Stated\n\nIdentity: David Mrales\n\n\n\nCL", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_0980ce79_b97d_41c9_b1bd_5717844a5764", "filename": "104-10105-10290 (C06932214).pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10105-10290 (C06932214).pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n## JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM\n\n\n## AGENCY INFORMATION\n\nAGENCY\n\nCIA\n\nRECORD NUMBER\n\n104-10105-10290\n\nRECORD SERIES\n\nJFK\n\nAGENCY FILE NUMBER\n\n80T01357A\n\n\n## DOCUMENT INFORMATION\n\nAGENCY ORIGINATOR\n\nCIA\n\nFROM\n\nCHIEF COVER & COMMERCIAL STAFF\n\nTO\n\nACTING GENERAL COUNSEL\n\nTITLE\n\nMR E HOWARD HUNT ALIAS BIRTH CERITIFICATE\n\nDATE\n\n11/02/1973\n\nPAGES\n\nSUBJECTS\n\nTOURIST CARD\n\nJFK ASSASSINATION\n\nDOCUMENT TYPE\n\nPAPER\n\nCLASSIFICATION\n\nSECRET\n\nRESTRICTIONS\n\n1A 1B\n\nCURRENT STATUS\n\nRELEASED\n\nIN\n\nPART PUBLIC\n\nRELEASED\n\nWITH\n\nDELETIONS\n\nDATE OF LAST REVIEW\n\n06/21/04\n\nCOMMENTS\n\nJFK37 F1O 20040112-1033571\n\n[R] ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10105-10290\n\nC\n\n\n\n\n\n2 November 1973\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nGeneral Counsel Acting\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nMr. Eo Howard Hunt Alias Birth Certificate\n\n1 On 30 October 1973 I saw Mr. John S. Warner, Acting General Counsel, to discuss two outstanding requests from the Special Prosecutor'$ office in regard to U.S passports which had been issued Howard Hunt and a MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD on Mr. Robert Bennett's session with the U.S: Prosecutor Silbert in July 1972. I handed Mr. Warner a memorandum listing the type, number and dates of the 2 passports which Mr. Hunt was issued between 1950 and 1970. In reviewing the information in this memorandum, I mentioned Mr Hunt' s tour in Spain in the middle 1960's and the fact that I had been instructed not to include Mr. Hunt and his activities in my inspection of the Madrid Station in 1965\\_ Ialso mentioned to Mr. Warner that I remembered two discussions with Mr Skip Dunn late in 1972 during which he inquired of me whether CIA had ever issued an alias passport to Mr. Hunt. I said that as I recalled, CIA did not initiate the issuance of a U. S. alias passport, but that Mr. Hunt did have in his possession an alias travel document. This came as a surprise to Mr. Warner. He had not been previously aware that Mr Hunt possessed a U.S. international travel document in alias. As a result he called Mr. John Richards, Office of the IG, and asked whether Mr. Richards was aware of this and whether Mr. Dunn s reports provided this information. After an interval, Mr. Richards called back and told Mr Warner that I had provided information to Mr\\_ Dunn that Mr. Hunt had a tourist card in alias . According to Mr Richards, Mr. Dunn' s memorandum quoted me as saying that my information came from an At that moment, could not recall having made such a statement .\n\n\nE2 IMPDET CL BY 059770\n\n- 2 Upon my return from Mr Warner' s office, I consulted with Mr. James W. Franklin, Chief, Official Cover Branch, CCS, with whom I had discussed Mr. Dunn' s inquiry in late 1972. Iasked Mr. Franklin whether he could refresh my memory. This he did immediately . He reminded me that a newspaper article (Tab A) had appeared claiming that one of the Watergate 5 had carried a U.S. passport in the name of Edward Hamilton. This newspaper article had been seen by Mr. Robert Johnson, Deputy Director of the U.S Passport Office, who had had the U.S. Passport Office files examined with negative results . Mr. Johnson then determined from the FBI that the document involved was not a passport in the name of Edward Hamilton but a tourist card in that name. I then remembered that because the information came from the FBI via I had not identified the source of my information I immediately called Mr. Warner and advised him of the foregoing.\n\n- 3 Later in the afternoon of 30 October 1973 Mr. Franklin came to my office with a number of documents \\_ consisted of a form memorandum signed by me which was addressed to Mr. Hunt dated 29 June 1970 (Tab B) a list of names numbering from 1 through 154, representing true names (Tab C) and a second listing similarly numbered, representing aliases (Tab D): Number 63 on the true name list reads E. Howard Hunt and on the alias list, Edward Joseph Hamilton. Mr Franklin explained which I had forgotten that we had obtained from TSD this list of outstanding alias birth certificates issued by TSD in an attempt to recall if possibleas many of these documents , or to determine what had happened to them. (Most of these alias birth certificates were issued in connection with the of Pigs Operation. ) The memorandum was never forwarded to Mr Hunt because by June 1970, he had been retired for 3 months This memorandum had not been included in Mr. Hunt' s cover file but had been kept with the working papers pertaining to the action trying to recall as many of the outstanding alias birth certificates as possible As a result, the repeated reviews of Mr\\_ Hunt' s cover file had not yielded the information that an alias birth certificate had been issued to himo 97 of the 154 aliases were not previously recorded in the CCS central index and the indexing after the acquisition of the list had been overlooked. The surfacing of these documents at this time occurred because in re-discussing Mr. Hunt's possession of an international travel document in alias reminded Mr. Franklin of the 1970 CCS exercise of recouping outstand alias birth certificates \\_ Discussions on the same subject in December 1972 simply did not result in the same memory association. They Bay ling\n\n~2-\n\n- 4 In the late afternoon of 30 October 1973 Mr. Franklin and Isaw Mr. Warner, reported the foregoing facts to him, showed him the documents , and agreed that we would ask Mr Johnson to check the Passport Office files once more to confirm that no U.S. passport in the name of Edward Joseph Hamilton had ever been issued to Mr. Hunt . The result of Mr. Johnson's check is still outstanding at the time of this writing.\n\n\n\n\nERICH W ISENSTEAD Chief, Cover & Commercial Staff\n\n\n## 4 Atts:\n\nA: News Article\n\nB: 29 June 70 Form Memo to Hunt\n\nC: True Name Listing\n\nD: Alias Name Listing\n\ncc:\n\nIG via DDO\n\n~3-\n\n\n| 1 | | 5 | 252 |\n|------|-------------|---------|---------------|\n| | | | 2 |\n| | | | C:: |\n| | | | C; Y: |\n| | | 58 _ | |\n| 7. | | 35 | Cccii |\n| | | | 4, |\n| | | 61 _ | |\n| | | 62 | 1088 |\n| | | 632 | |\n| 12, | | 64 | |\n| | | | 13. |\n| | | | 14. Jcrosc |\n| | | | 15 |\n| | ?sul 14217 | 68 | |\n| 17. | | | |\n| 18 | | | Elscr |\n| | | 70, | |\n| | Joo | 71 | |\n| | 42- | | 20 |\n| | | 73, | |\n| 22+ | | | |\n| 23, | | | Uluis WR |\n| | | | 24. |\n| 25 | | 77, | |\n| 26_ | | 78 | Paul J.849 |\n| 27, | | 79. | |\n| 28 | | | |\n| | Allen Jases | | |\n| 29 | | | CHAS , Foter\u00cf |\n| 30 | | 82 | |\n| | Czetis | | |\n| 32, | | | 33. |\n| | | | 3 |\n| | | 86. | |\n| | 7 42) | 87, 88 | |\n| 38_ | | | |\n| | | So | |\n| 39 | | | |\n| 40 | Jorn 2.7540 | 92 | Watsor |\n| | | 93. | |\n| | | 94. | |\n| | | 95 95. | |\n| | | 99 100- | |\n| | | 101 | { |\n| | | 102, | 5 |\n| | | 104_ | IESFELD, |\n| | | | 2 3 |\n| 52 , | | 105. | \"RR |\n| | | 106 | |\n| | | | 51. |\n| | | | 50 . |\n| | | | 46. |\n| | | | 2 |\n| | | | 35. |\n\n145\n\n\n\n\n## TRUE\n\n\n## TRUE\n| 107 _ | BARQUIN Casimiro MORALES David S.2243 | 151. | |\n|----------|-----------------------------------------|---------|----------------------------------------|\n| 108 | | 152 | 48 AIMAN James Henry STOIAKEN Nicholas |\n| | NEWMASTER | 153. | TALLEY |\n| 111 | NASARENKO , | 154 . | TURK Leo |\n| 112. | PIEPER | | |\n| 113_ | PHILLIPS William | 156 | THOMAS , Edward |\n| 114_ | GREENE : Harris | 157 | None |\n| 115 | Nicholas | | TRIANOSKY Harry 342 |\n| 116 | PAWLYSZYN | 159 | VINING James |\n| 117 | FRANK Maryado 42-/ | 160 | VAN COURTNEY |\n| | MOORE Robert | 161 | HARVEY William |\n| 119 | PRIBANYEC Janos// | 162 | BULIK , Joseph 3?54 |\n| | Nonev | 163 | WILL, Kenneth |\n| 120 | | 164 | SHORTALL John |\n| 121 | RASTENIS , Jonas | 165. | WATTS Roy Furniss 75-301| |\n| 122 | REYNOLDS Malcolm Eugenelo)7 | 166 | MERTZ |\n| 123_ | RAUS | 167 | None Myroslaw |\n| 124_ 125 | RIKAND , AMLFO-3 (Crypt) | 168 169 | |\n| 126 _ | RATCLIFF | | |\n| 127 | REEVES John | | |\n| 129 | REYNOLDS , Robert | | |\n| 131 | RUCKER Lucian 0. | | |\n| 133 | SULLIVAN Dennis 8.25-{591 | | |\n| 136 _ | STAROSTENKO , Henry | | |\n| 137 | IMLER Norman | | |\n| 138_ | SLEEPER , Gordon | | |\n| 139 | Nonev | | |\n| 140 _ | None | | |\n| 141 | GONZALO , SAGER John 413 | | |\n| 142 | | | |\n| 143_ | SMITH Edmund | | |\n| 144 | SLENYS , Lindas | | |\n| | SOLNZEFF Henry | | |\n| | SOLER Eva | | |\n| 147 | SATINSKAS | | |\n| 148 | STEVENS , | | |\n| 149 | WALLIN, Jack;- | | |\n| 150 | TASHEFF | | |\n\n\n| | 6\" Cezslc {cason Pau? Xario Aicis Ardrew Frank | 2 Frantisek 3 |\n|--------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------|\n| | | 5551. |\n| 7 48- | aJan Xarl Coaald David Bjorn Hillian Xinandor Alexendor Stanley Joo Peul Ihonas Aquinos | RMY |\n| l-26 _ | | JACO3S , Micnolas Starley |\n| 4R28 6 | | JDD , \u20ac |\n| | Paul Gregory Alan | Zisrdg |\n| | Teter | Psul |\n| | Cletus | |\n| | | Keitcr |\n| 36 . | 86. | |\n| | Jares Joseph | |\n| | | Jora |\n| | | Richara 5 |\n| 7523. | Rene | |\n| | Srark Jose?h | |\n| | arthur !all | Serge |\n| | Cerlcs Ancrevy | Ruben Karl |\n| | | Ulcis Ivsr |\n| | fad SRICCS , | |\n| | Tnon3s Edward John Albert Rotcri Leo | |\n| | | 31020 |\n| | Lucian | |\n| | Charles 2, | |\n| | C-2994104 | |\n| | | Gcar %0 25 3 |\n| | | Nf9o: |\n\n~3-\n\n\n| 43108 _ | ALIAS MENICUCCI Andrew MIRANDA , Diego | ALIAS STEVENS , None |\n|--------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| POLING , RAHILL, Richard Kent pil21 RANALLO , 9122. RATCLIFF | Janos Jonas Matthew | WELK ; Joseph 8163 _ 'WIDEGREN WILLEMS Edwards/c 739 Frederick |\n| 35-/57123 _ REED = Juri REESE , Eno REEse <5127 | Joseph Anthony ROGERS Robert | WISHFORD WOLE , WONG Lam ZEAMAN Myron ZIMMER , Paul Richard Lawrence')33i5 |\n| RESTELLER ROBERTS John Martin Jr. | | |\n| N; N433 SAKIN Edmond Abel # | | Lowel ! 0wen |\n| | SEALE , Henry SEALY , Robert 845*2 | |\n| | SELFE , Gordon Dale ARMv Floyd A> Charles Joseph | |\n| | SHALER SHIPLEY Richard E. | |\n| | SHOICROFT . 3 SIMPSON John | |\n| | SIROTA; Edward G SLATER Lawrence SNYDER Gene | None |\n| | SORENSON_ Henry George Adam | |\n| | Samuel Addison | |\n| | | 6.9 7 |\n| | XISKEKF , STEPHENS , Marina | |\n| | STANDARD | |\n| | STATEN | |\n\n", "pages": 8} {"id": "doc_43921712_9520_403d_84d2_351a689b7bae", "filename": "104-10073-10101.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10073-10101.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nFor Your Infornatlon\n\n- 1, Follow\u00edng are th\u00f8 of tae dobr\u00edef\u00edng of 1n tbe aroa from 32 November to 2 December 1983 \\_\n- AKPAUNA- 14 not her upartment Bunday Oct . 7 .October went to work 88 ubual When Bhe arrived Bhe found 0 for her had been forwarded to her off{ce bor 1n AMPAUNA- 1 8 any Interebt , 80 Bhe there Becret on\n- 9 At 1358 hours two men arrlved at the office one about 45 yeare old and Bhort , who fron heve been 8 bue dr\u00edver, tbe 0 very young dark-Bkinned Th\u00f8y into the told the Buard that th\u00f8y wanted to 800 AMPAUNA-.14 Into the office to AMFAUNA- 14 the and the followod right They told AMPAUNA-14 that Bhe had to them to 1dent1fy an AMPAUNA-14 Ba1d thet bould bave to abk her Bupervleor to leave b\u00f8cauge 1t Dot She turn\u00f8d to back Into the office, apd the men followed her 1n, The told her that Bould all right for her to go but a1d that Bhe Bhould check 1n by Phone 1f th\u00f8re were father and uncle botb Of work 1n the 8am0 offlce aBked whether they could come The no becauge Bhe would be right back; tbey Bald they were taklng her to \"6-2\" headquarter 1n La and yet\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n09748\n\nJuet r0fron by on the follow omployoe togotbor and 0 oarrot for covor , but the would not let her , Bhe d1d , however to dobtroy page frow her notebook oontaln\u00edng tel\u00f8phone\n\n8. At the 1n NMFAUNA-14 turpod over to 8 who had her Btr\u00edp body Bhe flngorprinted and and h\u00f8r blograph data tak\u00f8n down , Bfter wh\u00edch Bhe 1n cell had bath. Of Importance heppened for the 0f the 1ge day .\n\n\n8 . her four-dey AMFAUNA- 14 bandled by the (' 915 una\n\nABAD: th1b 10 hIG 1081 He dId hlmgelf but Bhe the nawe on her papere Ke born about 1018 and 10 about tall about 180 pounde and 8 fat aqull1ne nobe grey-brown rough laborer 8 hande , and frow the lower Jaw He both cigere and Boft and kindiy, and AMPAUNA- 14 bell\u00f8veg 10 probably poorly @ducat\u00f8d\\_ He but AMFAUNA- 14 d1d not he or what 18 He and 8 black 1958 Pontfac with 8 roof , 1n the AHFAUNA- 14 told by Podro 18 8 that P\u00f8dro knowe to and an who work\u00f8d of the Pedro CARRILLO th\u00ednke that now have about Courbe he hab taken,\n\n(b) \"Cerlob AMFAUNA- 14 not know true He born 1948 Or llttle earller He 10 about 5'0\" tell , about 180 poundg end hab 8 olive Bkn , wavy chebtnut with 8 Poak, He nervoub pacer and walke with head bent forward and Bl\u00edghtly to one An he frequently pronounced \"OKAH\" the accent on the He told that he hed been 8 Btudent the Commerc1al Bchool that he had worked clendeetInely under the bad by Col VENTURA Novo , had been releaged due to tbe Influence Of father hed gotten the country a1d Of H\u00ebxcen to Cuba com1ng then to the Unlted H\u00f8 a bleck and whIte Chovrolet Corver and 8 8 45 and 8 ,38 , AMTAUNA-{4 bolleveg to be 8 Bhe he botter tralned then Francleco ABAD and may bave baon 1n rank , although W8b to be 8 the two If told one hed been unable for tbe other the would Bhow B1gne Of or rebentment. told to phone for #hon to reach Bhe phoned at number 1 The phone angwered by the for, once when anbwered and then for to teke the phone ANPAUNA-14 would abk for \"Bamuel\" Qud tbo vould Invar\u00edably reply that he not there AMPAUNA 1a ould tbon tbe woban to take 8 for call Tbe vould alvaye reply the I\u00f8rsol 26 boy\n\nThe Phye\u00edcal\" not RODILBB Plane \\_ numbo 18 tbe to Har\u00ede Ravb traceb on\n\nx\n\n2\n\n0f 83 Apr1l 1083 that Arujo (born 7 Dooonbor travollod to Chlle 1n 1883 An NOT roport Of Antonfa 1n Of vigilanoo 81 Artoe Bt = Cegablanoa, Tbere to be (born 4bout who 1e Artee the of Boveral formor of 10 hopoe Of Of the Carcano or matohob tbat \"Carloe, be Col VBNTUQ 1n the area , VBNTURA Blallur to that but dooe not the Bo that he to that the father (on whom tbat to 8 boy bor\n\n\u20ac\n\n(o)' 8 Bbe nevor heard neme but and he Wab Antonlo FIRNANDBZ Bbe belleve that 1 b1 truo 10 that DBB 1p tbelr publlc He 10 about durklab and black back. H\u00f8 he vory lergo cold 0Y08 ~ He born about Bnd to be oduoatod , oynical and vulger Danner\\_ He clothee\n\n- 7 At 1800 or 1700 houre on Tuebdey 8 Octob\u00f8r brougbt office for her intorviov ABAD began 1f vhy Bhe replled tbat Bbe Do obberved that that Btrange he had bor to bo able and Intelllgent\n\n8 that ghe denounced the Joalous of her lover 1t X R 0\n\nthat not He then h\u00f8r 1f he Ba1d tbat Bbe d1d not , becauae VILLAR Negret know her . He 1f \u00f8bo one thet d1d. ABAD\n\n- 10, Ba1d knev the man 88 Lule #NBORBVand VILLAR Nogret.\n\n- 11, Abad told tbat NBGRBT then bea 1n h1s to NBORBT bad Ba1d tbat bad boon 1n ber hoube once , snd once her\n- 18, the Intorrogat1on callBd and returned to her Tvo hour\u00f8 later the robunod\\_\n- 1 vhore be hed l\u00f8ft off and bad that bed botter then bad known NBORBT , ga1d urgod that Bho cooperato vould cooporate that NBORBT had told tbat bad bad oxual vith BRINOA8 and\n\nTbe and Bhe roturnod to tbat what Bbe to be bor apartuont Includ\u00edng alrl\u00edne pabbenger Banlfobte, and Porbonal paperb to NPAUNA-1 , Dov roallzed that tne for her to\\_pretond to\n\n3\n\n[\n\nbrlof\u00f8d hor to do in hor that 8 knov had had very Abad with ba1d tbat had been known \"Jullo, to know #hother NBGRBT had boon worklng \"Jullo\\_ abkod whother NBGRBT hed known too but voluntoercd the that \"Jullo' #ith 9011 thet bad outout botwoen DId NBORBT know uf \"Jullo'8\" thet not thet Bhe hed Boney #hloh Bhe Botton frow and dellvored ft but that NBORIT hed Dovor \"Jul1o\n\n16 , trutb about NBORBT and to Btatomonte to h\u00f8r Cabe Officer 1n Noveuber 1083 18 88\n\n(e) In about {1d-1982 to and an and dr\u00edven to whlch 0n tbe front Of 8 toxtile factory near Calle 1n obuuffeur Bpanlard agont 88 \"B #NBORO\" and boibolf to bla ouployee an unidentizied Por contact \"B1 Nogro\" gave her the telepbone number or 20-4800\n\n(b) Later began to trubt \"B1 Nogro\" of her Bhe learned that Waa Negrat and that he 10 1n the rear of the textlle factory. \u00e0e hed glven her by whoge leernod to\n\n(c) VILLAR Nogrot born about and about 6'11\" broed end 8 Btrong bald He hed black Wavy balr; ol1ve and 8 face markod by loarnoa about but DBB tola ber tbet be one epd 15 pesonte 0n 0 1n Pinar del\n\n(a) VILLAR Negret mouber to be 8 A Of Aurollano He hed b\u00f8longed to 0f organlzatlon, but rocently bed deto Intolllgonoo collocton frow to tbat channe l\u00f8 to to. legt bed 31 Boptoubor 1083 bor report and 8 book on Ana 3votoa\n\n(0) Once B1ck to for\n\n(f) Accord\u00edng to tbe D8B offcerb told ber arrobtod about 1 Octob\u00f8r to be Intorrogatoro vhotbor not to rolndoctrinate Of but thoy told ber thet 1t not tbo trouble bocause wbo\n\nbe to An8ol when LI 10\n\n(e) 18 or 19 Octob\u00f8r after hed boon tolopbonod at 0f by Angel to{a bor guerdodly tbet Nogro\" hed beon Ba1d thet to bond Of to telk to errangod 1n tho \"Oladyo\" told thet bad Cone apd vondored vhethor with Bhe work\u00f8d oould Ba1d that doubtod th1\u00f8, \"@ledyo told th\u00ebt 1n 1t 40 for BRINOAB Bho Bhould w1th It undorstood would 1000 Of the tel\u00f8phune at the Ten Cent Btore 1Oth 13th 1n Vedado, not tolopbone numbor whlcb left ber dey\n\n(b) BpIte Of Phat told tbe D8B , to do NBORBT . AHFAUNA - 14 had told thln Btory to had known that NCO}3 1nvolv\u00f8d and hed bad ber 1n her home tbe covr Btory whlch Bhe had told the D8B and told her thet , ever arrobted and Bhould hev1ng fo NBORBT 1n h\u00f8r howe but dony havlng been 1n the channel or about ft, 1ng\n\nCopmont : Braullo VILLAR to be dontloal Villar (born 4 Novomber 1930 1n d0l Bur \\_ Pinar R\u00edo) who 18 carded 88 ACBI Bource No \\_ 493 and 88 Natfonal Coord\u00ednator Of the Accion \"B1 Ouaj1ro to be 1919 Pinr del Rlo) , Pree 1dent and founder Of on Angel BRINGAS \\_ no 10 ro be bla, There 18 no there 18 the X \u20ac Calle La Renpe. )\n\n17 , to 1n how NBORBT \u00e2pd \"Jul1o\" obtaln\u00f8d funde and kept to\n\n10, then to the of found 1n AMPAUNA-14 '8 He that ali to belong to AYPAUNA-1 and and how to be there that and big togother had for 8 few daye 1n her had bocone\n\n19 to know how bed thet Bhe 1p about bed regulerly parkod car 1n lot Dear tbet hed Other the tbat to her , and bad: dovolopod turn\u00f8d Into to fact thet had 1nBB1d that ber lovoruntl about. July broke be work to proper attontlon to b\u00f8r , tbey\n\n80, Abnd tbat tolophone ber late at to to 80 out for 8 out to hav\u00f8 egent cover = had 8 knovn and\n\n\n\n8\n\n8\n\nknow to 0f Cuba\\_ (Sbe novor true name , ) She Hapolo #VILLAMANAN \\_ tbo Of (wbom but thought Dow tbat be out Cube ; ) For Bood Dotional\n\n- Roforring beok to AMPAUNA-1'0 utomoblle ABAD what 0f Car bo hed 1t Brey Chovrolot that formerly parked 1t ber but Ba1d tbat hed not 1t recently. epkod red car and Bhe Bhe not H\u00f6 bo on th{e car Bhe Ba1d d1d pover about the thlrd cer whlch AMPAUNA-1\n- 88 . that the DSB had AMFAUNA-1 1n tbe Havane dock area on 1 Januery 1983 hav\u00edng recelle that other per\u00f8on and thet he had rendezvouged 1n the dock area aftor to 8 rado.\n\n- 89 , to known 88 \"Jul\u00edo\" #how tboy Idontlfled that he knew \"Jullo\" bed l\u00f8ft Cuba October and belleved that he had buf he he not know whether \"Jullo\" hed or legelly . gone\n- about AMPAUNA-1 8 1n other Bhe nothing about ABAD Ba1d he hed n the Tala Whoaa Yar ABAD al00 the nane of bad about two who he belleved had boon work(AHFAUNA-19 not remomb\u00f8r the good\n\n1f AMPAUNA- 1 '8 Bon had helped 1n Dorb, that the had th but thet thought 1t only he thet the Bon had had Dothing work .\n\n\n- to the onvelope of 1n AFAUNA~14 and aa1d could 800 Bhe not cooperatlng Bbe Bot he but to be abad be that there tbat coula coii and be that thoro be for b\u00f8r to\n- 31 \\_ ber tbe pabbenger AMF\u00c0UN\u00c0-\u00ec4 bed boen l\u00f8ft 1n ber by ber later by 8w whet to Bbe Aaura1 bed ber and l\u00f8ft bor b1\u00f8 tbet be could ube ber bo to reorganlze\n- Abad told that Plalnly bocauno Joto datod leter then departure date, be bed boon to boop tbore 3 Octobor witb #CORRBOUO: truo to and CORR\u00c9OBO tbo to Bt about 1830 0 1700 Bouro Octobor about 100 bours tbet bad bed 1p by by 8 tolopbone 0011 to cutout botvoon bad callod to vbetb\u00f8r bad rocolved frop 88 bow to act 1n 0f 8 to be expectng about dey\n\n5\n|\n\n6\n\n(Tbe nevor at bor about tb1s concludoe bed not undor Intonalve purvolllanoo thet AYCUTLBR-2 had undor Burvolllonoe 8 Ootober or Bhe undor 0f obook; ) dey ;\n\n- Bhe had and that had mot through the 0f 8 coubIn vho 18 8 tbe Iolo\n\nabad tben her Watorlele wore , whlcb becawbe Bhe had thought they bed bor voro part 0f the ABAD told ABAD to look for and to Bet\n\n- 91, to know how AMPAUNA- ; and had Botten out 03 d1d not know \\_ Bhe thelr on the Btreet once they had left her eperttbey\n\nAMPAUNA- 19 whether Bhe knew anybody 1n \u00f8be d1d not ABAD thon produced 8 photogrepb 02 wth AMPAUNA -1 and told h\u00f8r that Bhe bed In Luyeno witb on Baturday \\_ 7 B\u00f8ptemper Af were employed 1n pot know but that Bhe thought 8o \\_ Bhe Bhe kpew and thought that bave be lp\u00f8d ANFAUNA-1 (It true that bad Bone to 8 hoube on 7 to Hiramer to ber to oonclud\u00f8d tbat they hed pot and that 1t bad Doen bed been under Burvelllence 7 or Bhe thet the D8B 1n thelr Burvelllance to herbelf abad tbe 'ubject Buddenly. Rhere 10 the rad\u00ecoz\" bo have It?\" AMPAUNA-14 Ba1d Bbe pot know about 0 \"Hhere 18 the camera?\" abked ABAD . but Ba1d Bbe not bad done It , Bbe Ba1d Bhe had hoped that would h\u00f8r and pretend\u00f8d to be hurt that be had dopo ber Bhe had ever Been one l\u00edke It 1n bouae and AMPAUNA-14 Ba1d that Bhe had . Throughout the to the \u00f8ubj\u00f8ct of tbe the\n\n- abad wbat tbet the 0f Aad tba t tbe wbole bad f\u00d6r (pawe bed work\u00f8d tbe M\u00e0t , to knou , tbat the work, thet that the feally Of kInd ,\n\n38, tbe to telk about and bo tbe Bltuatlon to\n\n\"D1d Bhe d1d Dot but that Bhe to that\n\nx\n\nhad boep 1pvolv\u00f8d h\u00f8r who 1n ABAD had been 8 Bood frl\u00f8nd of NFAUNA-3 and Bhe tbat Bbe had whother had over heerd bout Inaurgonte , ga1d that Bbo bad whether ANFAUNA-3 had had contacte the Ba1d that did pot of any any\n\n37 \\_ abut AMCUTLRR-3?\" abke, ABAD . We know lot 0f thore, bhe 8 1d nat know\n\n1f Bhe were 0 rovolutlonery. Bbe not , but thet nelther Wab againt the revolutfon, Bbe tbat Bhe hed the 1n the revolutlon but bad dropped out there were Bome thinge about the revolutlon Bhe d1d not For Ingtance Bhe could not undoretand chore Bbould be 80 many Bhortage and ratlon1ng, before the rovolutlon there had been ABAD that the Bhortagee were fbe 0f tho of AMPAUNA- 14 ge1d that could but that It d1d not oxplaln why Bhould be 0f when Cuba Brew own; ABAD Ba1d that coffee 10 bocaube Cuba W8b coffee to the Bovfet for Bovlet In overcomlng by the blockade , AMAUNA-14 replied that thle very loglcel tbat 1t bad beon oxplalned to her and Ba1d Bhe wondered why the rovolutlonery d1d not 80 1n order to put an end to publlc Bruabllne on the Bubject\\_\n\n38 , Barly 0 October the letter from AMFAUNA-1 on 7 October and h\u00f8ld up the lottor to tbe It carofully for of 4? #bicb d1d 1n \"Carloe and 8 thlrd man to Bood look All were and dl\u00f8appolnted vhen Th\u00f8y h\u00f8r 1f Bbe Bure and began thet docolvlng (@tetlon\\_Comment: It 18 Indeed Burprleing that no letter undoubtedly the 80 no , 1 to\n\n- 40 , the ube of her carbonb \\_ The Bddrebg Bhe Bave OPf1oe box , protectad the (Roga JUBTIZ Addrebe (the Of not knowlng whether 8 or 2 only\n- 41, ABAD Dow 1nvfted to work them, tbat be to do but want\u00f8d to know Of her For Bhe 8a1d Bhe wou ld Dot Jufor poople 1d h\u00f8r They told her that th1B would Dot bocaube that Bort Of work done by the Coalttoob , Her BB1d wou ld be nap\u00f2ly 8 and KUBARX , Bhe Ba1d that would but afrald that It would not lebt bocauge probably her on 88 Boon 88 they that Bhe bed boop arrobted, They told ber to worry about that80 , long put\n- 43, \"Carlop and to her that AMFAUNA-1 had bor to to cooperate Bhe denl\u00f8d that Bhe not roelly to work AMFAUNA-1 Bt 011, but bad . merely let be 1ppobed for old Bake, They they could trubt ber , Bhe Bhe thought and wh\u00f8ther Bhe could to kaep They her that Bhe could, and be reloabed the following 'dey.\n\n- 43 Ip tbe of 1o October Bhe AMPAUNA- 14 to Bmaller cell wfthout 8 bath, Sh\u00f8 Bopt for and that her. He told\n\n\n\nUFOA-12884\n\nbe Boidb to koop h1\u00f8 word and her but that her 0011 neodod for new who were oxpoctod. He Ba1d that tbe advance word that 0 boatload of to try to leave Cuba that them Of prognant 80 he with bath for\n\nAMFAUNA -14 kindly and Bhe bad 8 headache he orderod fcr hor. to 1t thet rooo1vod Boft dr\u00ednks when Bhe wanted #tem , and he to be bonoot ly dlbtrobbed vhenever Bhe that hed boon tbe D8B'8 intention fron the very to her , be that treat\u00f8d 88\n\n- 88 , wh\u00edch AXPAUNA- 14 wrote under DBE oontrol 788 dated 10 October the day of har The D8E offlcerg bor what her control Bignal Bhe replled that 8 rubrlo; but Inc luded h\u00f8r true control B1gnal She ber flret controlled 2 , to conceal the fact Bbe\n\nIn 811 Bhe wrote three under control Bhe W88 to wrfte one 1n dupllcate one `of W8b and the otber to the DSB tor Btudy. One \"Cerlog' to her very a1d he doubted that her carbonb were anythlng more than ordlpary papor bocaube he had been unable to dovelop anything that Bhe d1d know anything about 1t but that 1f by chance he had criog to the Bhe had Written he had ber would not Th1s Burprlbed \"Carlog and that there were two different one for 0811 and the other for Incom1ng. \"Carlog' then her 1f anv to the of envelope uged or to the way: lotter peper Wab folded . AMPAUNA- 14 Ba1d Bhe not f0018 tbat \"Carlog and ABAD never completely that bad an bacaube none of the letterb whlch Bhe and none of the letterg Bhe wrote trece8 of when held up to lght.\n\n\n- 47 \"Carlog' the officer who contact after ber Por two or three weeke he hor every Bt for only twanty and frequently late at night. he callod ber Bt her offce PInelly told that Bhe bad to the mornipg to to work , and a8k\u00f8d him to her wh\u00edch he to do \\_ At the Of the 1ntorcopted 1n Piner del \"Carlob\" d1d not for he f1nally return\u00f8d he and tired He dlctated an letter he wanted AMPAUNA- 14 to to and while Bhe he fell 88 leep. dey Bot\n- 88, hed to prepare Written reporte for him, whlch Bhe the paeudonym \"Doloreb, He told her never to call at bocaube he never Once he brought her 8 boob to reed 8nd promlb\u00f8d to take to viblt 8 colloctlve 1n Piner del Ro Prov1nce ,\n- 48 \\_ efforte tu to up the threade 0f tbe net AMPAUNA- 14 that the primery terget Bhe to the AyCOG houbehold\\_ Prom reparke made by botb Abad Bhe that they already hed an Informer 1p tbe boube\\_ but that were not tbe 0f her perlod of DBB ~controlled sBhe folt that tb\u00f8 l0b8 IntereBted 1n Bore 1n the AMCOG Bet they\n\nThey aBked her about one Vlc\u00f8nte LAGO who 1, hoube and who 800m8 to be Particu{ariy to them.\n\n|\n\nto kpow tho Bhe tho they ga1d vory In and vhether Bho to hoube , Oth\u00f8r por\u00f8onne to tbe fom010 Arab Ropublio abanby forwer Aababnador during four roleage frow DBB the 4@ aisita U\n\nB1, tbe knowledge and nearly every Her Bt 1 Octob\u00f8r and Bhe Btayed about 1800 hourb dur\u00edng told the He llBtoned and took fov bus kept the Btory 1n told her to follow to the ber that Bend\n\nImmodlate and ahe knew to be blown to the (\u00f8bo not but had her tel\u00f8phone and ber any moment dameging rebult\u00f8 to hlmbolf), and other agent yet\n\nOctob\u00f8r the dey Bfter h\u00f8r ber tbet had boen arreBted Bhe abk\u00f8d to Bend to 2\n\n54, Op 13 or wbere Bbe COSCHINI Bhe to the D8B had Two or three deye later that not. the By thle time howover bocaubo he mother for \"Boledad bad told that 4 unkpown , Albertine 8 'PARRILL'8 that had )\n\nAMPAUNA- 14 and told the \"Pleeae thet that h\u00f8 Bhould pot t\u00f8l\u00f8pbone 1 20 to be out Of apd wil call wbep I returq 10 pot bure whether conaulted the to the telophone number , her Bbo Bent 8 to Btey ber 20 al\n\nwbop Bhe howe frop for her , to dlvert h1\u00f8 tbe to Come rigbt but he bor vby d1d Dot opep bor Bb\u00f8 d1d 80 and found two lottora 10 and They botb voilod roforoncog to l\u00edke \"gdgardo, Grando\" Igor\" Of to bavo Introduce to \"Bdgardo\" for her. 1n , box andgl h\u00f8r t\u00f2 dovolop thebe and did dd bocaube contaln\u00f8d Inbtructlony for her , but d1d\n\nF\n\n'(3liv\n\nBurpribe who to Of doublethe abaence of 8x by that probn bly to qulet dovn before BendJ ng\n\n\"Carlop\" told 1n touch and package he hold for her, She her and Bhe to 800 to but that be after 1700 and 1n h1g roported thle to \"Carlog\" who told ber 1ng\n\n00, took AMFAUNA-14 Into room , where Bho qulckly the Bituatfon (\u00f8he felt Bhe Bhould not Bpend much office bocaube ahe afrald the DBB hed her under tb1b laterolhen \"Carlob\" her cabually how had Bpent 1n apparently trying to bor out 1n 8 and worrled and told to cere \u00f3f She told that the reabon her to meet wlth to p{ck package tboy bolloved he hold1ng for that be no lopgor 1n to rocolve or Band becaube the diplomat he had been cooperat 1ng had been declared non\n\n\"Carjob\" told ANFAUNA- 14 to contact AxCUTLER-2 to arrange iptroductlon to \"Edgardo. AMPAUNA- 14 telephoned to be told that AMCUTLER-2 not thore and when AMCUTLBR-2 hergelf came to the tel\u00f8phone14 fold AYCUTLBR-? thet wanted to 808 but AMCUTLER-3 Bald Bhe B\u00ebd 8 bad Of abthwa and could not 800 anybody; AMPAUNA- 14 r0portod taje converbatlon to' \"Carlob\n\n2 the warning Bent to her Bhe two oral v1a AMFAUNA- 15 and one Lollta @xpllcltly her to or take abylum.\n\n\n89 , \"Carlog\" contInuod to prebb to B00 AMCUTLER-2 and no of he\u00f8dIng AMPAUNA-14 8 fborofore one Hore th1s Written one Lollta tbet Bhe really 800 1n the latter 8 for Purpobe cover AMCUTLER-2 then to the home Of Lollta th\u00f8 that ebrood\n\n04\\_ 3 the knowledge of \"Carlog AMPAUNA- 14 went to hoube, \"Carlob brlefed her to obteln an Introductlon to \"Bdgerdo\" fo f1nd out #h\u00f8re AMCUTLBR-2'8 coffee Bhope t\u00f2 \u00f3ut whetber AMCUTLBR-1 clobe frf\u00f8nd\n\n88 , told to 8 Of Bhe to add thet AYCUTLBR-1\n\n88 apd AXCUTLBR-? the followInB cover for tbo protoctl\u00f2n Of tbe Of the doee not know ) and of \"BdBardo\" dooe not know)\n\n(a) Before had AMCUTLBR-3 to loob out and to tbat to One 8 colored called at coffoe Bbop 0p Calle 8 package Tbe had thought that the package for whobe 18 \"Kettl\" and hed Biven to her, b\u00fcjt ft pot there roBted unt1l one tbe coffoe Bhop and told about tbe bo . told' b\u00f6r Bhe knew who the package W88 Intended for her \"Betty: dey; dey\n\n- (b) had dated 18 October Beying that Bhe would vlblt from 8 known to her vould Introduce 88 \"Bdgardo' and her to Introduce \"Bdgardo\" to perbon not yot arrlved, and 3 not know who he 18 ,\n- to to these 1n she Intorrogatod and to brfef \"Ketti\" to Bupport the coffee Bhop BtoryBbe told AMFAUNA- 14 had dec Ided to h\u00f8r not to do It 80 Boon after her vlblt, but AMCUTLER Ba1d that her vfth cover by telllng the DSE thet AMCUTLER-2 hed Bpok\u00f8n of at Varadero,\n- 88\\_ her report to \"Carlos' after toJd thebe covor 88 though had Jubt been revealed to her by thoy\n- fourth letter arrlved from AMFAIINA - 1 of two of overt text AXFAUNA- 14 Was Bure that contained becauge Of the cover letter turning over to \"Carlog\" Bhe took to who had make a lltoral copy 0f and then deBtroyed the the copy over to \"Carlob who had her develop t and and angry no Bhow\u00f8d up, comment thls letter had contalned Broupe for\n- 70; On or Bbout 10 1963 AMFAUNA-14 prepured written report for the DSE on the visitorg to the AMCOG report actuelly dlctated by AMCOG-3 to AMFAUNA - 14 who took down on the typauriterBhe th\u00f8n nade 8 handwritten copy of the report to turn 1n to the DSB the typewrltten for Belf-brlefing. She brought\n\nand I do not know them can Bay @bout 18 what havo heard , that -they are old frtende of the and that the doctor took 8 trfp to Mexico\n\nPedro FCARRILL and h1b w1fe Wargot He 18 8 of #CARRILDDD and boen 8 for long tImo the Revolutlon 1n aBpecte but thelr daughter I thlnk 1s engeged to the Bon of. AMCOG-2) left for and caubed them to change. I do not know why had to take egylum , c DrJ Oacar and Bithin the famlly Bhe the He 8 Unt1l very recently he peutral, but now 1t that they have loaded h\u00edm with work and be 10 in very bad mood becaube I belleve he the work of efght Bhe not Bympathize much the Revolutlon. They have no but of her fam1ly 18 abroad I 18 her rebbon principa{\n\nd , Sre , Nenite de She the CARAMES tbe Havana Bhe hab daughter by him whom to lunch and Bhe 18 caring for 8 Bon of who 18 and In an aBylum \\_ I do not bell\u00f8ve that at the Bhe 18 on good terme w1th her husband who 18 abroad and therefore nelther nor favor Actually I belleve Bhe 18 Bfrald thet and her husband w1ll return.\n\n\nBr ; An elderly Bent leman who 18 the f@thor who out of plty B1ven h1m for To be Bure , the poor fellow 12 rather\n\n530\n\nBlsa Her famlly hes They ware Bchool frlend end a who 18 prlacn H\u00f8r father and mother Come to the houge\\_ of herz 16 doctor farm, A1l Bhe 18 obtaln for the thereby lot of trouble for AMcoo-2 , and the FSDIAZ\n\nand wife to what I bave heard 8 wife 18 the of the wife 0f the old man 6 two nephewe Pancho and AHCCC-3 (s1c) . have heard that Bhe trylng to for her son who , from vhet I have heard , 18 abnormal Bet\n\n1 h , She logt Both her fetber and mothor Wab and the took her 1n 08 adopted The old man pa1d for her Bhe 18 deughter to him, and llke to the nephew and nl\u00f8ce Bhe Porka 1n the hogpltal\\_ She 18 not openly oppoged to the but the Beparatlon from her brother and h\u00f8r affect\u00f8d Li\n\n20' 1 Dr Viconte and wife Julle: brother Who Bone yearg ago Wab 8 beve abroed From what I have heard he to and 1t 18 Bhe who 18 moBt by the Boparat\u00edon fron her chlldren 2 F#Laco They cabe very B1mllar to that of BTSPPANI\\_ 8 woman who 18 8 the gltuatlon her abroad . Bhe one more of the many refugeeb of warmth and no frlends left 1n Cuba ,\n\nJullo A long-tIme frfend of Pancho, all Bbroed anothor cage of warmth and frlondshlp\\_ he u808 the B\"Lsalng pool 8 lot be 18 a lone I have even of an unhappy man, 1n the afternoong h\u00eb pleye the old man and have never heard anythlng about enybody , not even about the Bltuatlon, the only thing 88 18 Daturel he daughterg 1 24\n\n1 The w1dow the Director ofCulture and Bltor Of Raul LAZARO who to both Grau and Pr1o, She 18 very by the I heve heard h\u00f8rgelf any way Covernment ; would call her neutral\\_\n\n1 2'' 0f de Bbo to two daughtorg hermother who 18 Bra , Paullna, AXCOG-2 he lp\u00f8d her 8 lot h\u00f8r tha tyranny I have 8180 heard that ber hor Apparently Bhe with I that 18 out her H\u00f8r 18 BANCHEZ Vde, de and who 18 th hu\u00f8band of PolltaBbe 18 anoth\u00f6r of after her tho 1n Bbe beg wantod to leave Cuba but over able' to, 18 Of 88 Bhe to 8 lot for and bocome 8 oP th\u00eb who 8 friend her\n\nabroad snd brothor who 10 In Her father and mother of a doctor Afl 18 lot of trouble for ACOO-3 and tho old men, and wife what I heard 8949449 8 Bome H1B wife the of the wife Of the old man 8 two nephewe and I have heard that 18 alwaye trying toBet for her who from I have. heard , 18 abnormel\n\nh, lobt Her fatber an\u00e4 mothor and the took her 88 an daughter. The 0ld man for her Bhe llke 8 daughter and ] {ke Blstar to the nephew and niece 1n the emergoncy hogpltal\\_ She 18 not openly oppobed to the but noverthelege the Beparatlon from her brother and greatly affected her\n\n1 Dr Viconte and wife Mar1a Julla: brother Roborto LAGO Wa8 husband \\_ They beve two abroad From what 1 have heard he devotee exand 18 she who 18 mobt upBet by the fron her children.\n\n\nA very to that of BTBPFANI that 18 WOman who 18 8 the with her Bhe 18 Juet one more of the Bearch of warmth with no frlends left Cuba \\_\n\nk, Jullo long-time frlend hle famlly abroad . another cage of warnth and friondshlp, he u808 the lot 18 alone I heve even cutting Axcod-3 a c8be of an unhappy man 1n the afternoong the old man and I have never heard Bay bed Bbout anybody \\_ not even about the gituatlon, the only th\u00edng 18 etura] he daughterg and\n\n1 The w1dow the Director the of Reul LAZARO who to both Grau and She 18 very hlghly regurded by the I have never heard her exprebe herbelf 1n the Oovornpent I would call h\u00f8r\n\nPormer #Ife of Joge de to and hermother who of Bra , Paullna\\_ AMCG-2 helped her 8 lot her the tyrenny I heve that AMCOO-3 her her dlvorce, Apperently Bhe not Bympathlze with although thet 1t 18 out of her husband H\u00f8r nene 18 Leopold1na BANCHEZ de and her nickname 4 (< Bpite n, who 18 friend 0 and hu\u00f8band of Pollta, 18 another after her famlly had left Bhe came hoube 1n aearck of hab wanted to Cuba but Wab able to, 16 of her mother 08 b\u00f8en comlng to the houge 8 lot for and become 8 very Bood fr\u00edend of the 1n reality It her who better frlend tbe houso 4 L42\n\nRobendo hag two hor Manollto and Lourdeb \\_ He Bhop 1n Havana\\_ and know that Bhe\n\n40)\n\n13\n\nCONTINUID\n\n44\n\n8 5 C R \u20ac T .\n\n\nbofore J , Poiitically Bhe foilowe tbe Orau Bhe 18 Hore or 1088 neutrel, and hergelf to her work, He hlmbelf to h1b work,\n\n- P. Manuel #COHPANIONI and h1g wife They have been although 1t W8s not rather of Kontmartre etc. daughter 18 abroed He too Wa8 good frlend of Armando PBO vho to be 8 friend of the famlly , and now 1n the coupse of they have become cloger frfends of the In other words It 1s Cabe of frlendghlp caubed by be1ng 0 ha ndoned by otherg He has 8 deodorant factory fn the houge \"here they lfveThey both bave the1r here\\_ very\n\n9 Jack #CONNILL and h1g H1b mother hag been very friond and 8 Bchool frlend of the two niec08 of the old Th1B couple been frfende Of the famlly, the more 80 now that many of their frlends bave left Cuba \\_\n\n- 71. turned thg report over to \"Carlog\" 11 or 12 Novenber At th\u00eds meet1ng he asked her to to make contact with brother who he had been transferred to 8 1n Lab AMFAUNA-14 ga1d she would but thought would be dlffcult tho last time Bhe \"Carlog He telephoned her aga1n on 16 November + ask what was new , and Was thelr last tolophone contact try try,\n- Hhen AXFAUNA- 14 arrlved at AMCOG-3 '6 house at about 2000. hours on 18 Novonber 1863 the regular nlght Bupper he took her and Ba1d he wanted to Bpeak to her prlvately later. \u00c0t about 2330 she went to h18 room There he told her that he had that Bhe Wa8 to leave Cuba the following week. He Ba1d that pr\u00f8cl\u00f8o were to come on 16 and 17 Novenber 80 he made luncb h\u00f8r for Sunday noon at h1s house \\_\n- 73 , AHP AUNA - 14 by She d1d not sleep well Prlday or Baturday nfBhts and spent Saturday in h\u00f8r home \\_\n- 74 \\_ Bunday afternoon 1n AMCOG-3 's houge AMCOG-3 told her that Bhe to leave the following She Ba1d that Bhe d1d not waht to. that th1g order . He Ba1d that the DSE wou ld probably h\u00f8r Boon , and for her own Bafety and that of other Bubt leave. He added that there were otherg who were to leave too departure hed been made upon her own, day . 'an\n- whether AMCUTLER-2 were one of thebe other vho were to leave too and replled that Bhe W8b AMFAUNA told thet Bhe thought AMCUTLER-2 would not agree to leave\\_ AMCOG tbat he thought Bhe would bocauge the ordere been couched In very Btrong terb\n- 76 , He then Bhowed her the both and for AMCUTLER-3 He had her type on 8 of paper , and them\\_\n- 77 \\_ Then AXFAUNA - 14 the follow\u00edng to vbep Bhe reached\n- (e ) colone l fnu LANDEIRA , 8 tank expert who hed been 1n the Cubap und\u00f8r GRAU and PRIO, 19 prlboner on 8 farm 1n Havana He 18 three deye off per week to home wife 10 advance whep he be comlng out AMCOG-3 not know the wife; but contact to her. the man 18 honest and and 0 r0al Boldler and 1f we out AMCOG-3 can\n\n{b) 'As Of about 1800 hours on 17 wovember 8 #ho: h\u00e0d inflltrated Into Cuba and had at the hone \u00f2f Israe (ADILEA)\n\nd\n\n[\n\nbad boon ovod to 0 NMCOO-3 Wab trying to beJp the Yoynb Into \"ylum In the Urugueyen through not known to ANPAUNA- 14 but; who Bhe Bttaohe\\_ 06\n\n- (c) out Of peda and repupply.\n\n- (d) It that be able to obtain forvard 8 Copy of may\n- 18 Novomhor AMTAUNA-14 Bhe had and of the bandbag had boen told to carry. At 1300 hourb Bhe left on foot to the of and Arango 1n Roparto Luyano arrlving there at 1400 hours Here Bhe her wlting for not flve but 8he tben toward Calzada Luyano hoplng thet AMCUTLBR-2 ovortake har\\_ Thle congumed anothor and by the tine Bbe reacbed th\u00f8 Luyano Wa8 too for her to wa lk the reBa1nder the 80 Bhe took taxi\n- 78 = dlgcharg\u00f8d the taxi one block before de de1 Cam1no and wulked the regt of the She went to the prayed for few and then Bat on bench Bhe could 800 tho whole park\\_\n- At 8 1954 Bu 1ck taxf arrived at the park. The 1n the car and two men colored man and fatr-halred Bot out and walked around for about teni Finally they epproeched her gave the challenge to whch Bhe gave the correct One of the men then B1mply \"Follow me Th\u00f8y took h\u00f8r beck to the and put her 1n the back one of the the otbor tvo rlding In front \\_ men ,\n- 81They out of the clty. When the reached the Carr\u00f8tera de one of the men her polltely 1f Bhe would ber down toward the floor and not look out the w1ndow Bbo rode for about two hourg By then It dark, and Bhe Wae told Bbe could look up Bgaln\\_ She took advantege of the opportunlty to change 1nto her and way\n- Pinally the car Btopped and and two out Palked 8 long At one whlBtle were exchang\u00f8d the and two other Inen appeared one of whom AMPAUNA - 14 each other polltely; but to know other\\_ got Tbey\n- 83 \\_ They d1d 8 lot more walklng and Jolned up another man, whd turnod out to be the rad1o He had lot of equlpment With and and to carry\n- 84~ Thoy now reach\u00f8d the mangrove and begen to walk through water\\_ At thelr Bulde brlefly lobt but found h1g wey again came to the open water of the guideg forvard Bignalled, The boat 1n 1n rebponge to the radlo walk\u00f8d water Bpd Into the boat 8 lready had 8 crew two, th\u00f8y\n- The boet out to an The crew conceel\u00f8d 1t 1n the cloverly lac1ng and brancheb together over 1t to forn 0 cemouflage cover There went to Bleep: key . they\n- The following November at A red1o dur1ng the day. At n1ght the boat 'out The were enormoub and AMFAUNA- 14 terribly The boat at the rendezvoug polnt unt1l 1045 hours ANPAUNA- 14 plead1ng for the crew to return to land Bhe vould be Bhot than rema1n 80881ck. Finally the crew d1d beck, thet the Bhlp probably would not come becauge the B08 dey Bpot \\_ put put\n\n5\n\n87 Bodpoedey , 30 Novembor Bpent on the A long rad1o the and botb b\u00f2lpod tbe rad1o to doclphor and thelr took about throe houre Then put for By thelr drInking water a 11 Bone\\_ Tbe boat ovorloaded 8o much of the food and equ1pment Wa8 left boblpd on no Inbt\u00f8ad Of roturning to hldIng place , the crow took the boat to dey key .\n\n\n- 80\\_ the rem\u00e11nder of tlu nlght , cf Thursdey water Wa8 gone very lfttle focd apd there only enough Baoilne left\\_ for one more one-way trlp out to At 1400 hourb on 21 Novembor the conbJ n6d 0fforte of radlo and 1t took botween two and three houre to Bvorybody Wa8 very opt1matic ; were Bure that they up that @nd left , thol: they\n- 88 ; Prompt ly at 2300 hourg the Wab een epproaching. The boat put out Impedlately, and 1tg were tak\u00f8n aboard the Bhf ANPAUNA-14 wab taken Into the s1ck where Bhe Blven p1ll , 8 llttlo wat\u00f8r Bomevhat lat\u00f8r Bome Warm broth, bay\n- Into the boat on 18 November , untl Bbe bauled out by th\u00f8 armpite on 21 November AMFAUNA-14 lef tbe #er and brul\u00fced from the pound1ng of the the boat A blood 1n brokon by 1n h\u00f8r face Bhe walked through the mantreated by 8 ! doctor; her\n- AMF AUN\u00c0-14 that the teum performed very well, The Pickup 1n the perk done exce llently: The de whlle they looked her over 8ay8 due to the fact that the men had expoct\u00f8d another woman to be with her and they were 8 few mInute 1n the other ghould Bhow up , The AMHICK team Ba1d that they boon thet Bhe would be wearng her bun, Bhe had pot boen and we her dou ber back 1n pony d1d not any conbocaube other Item of the vibual recognitlon B1gnale tellled perfactly , and AMH ICK team were well brlefed on them lay\n- 82 , Wab by the of the team'8 by the fact that everybody where he Buppobed to be the tlme Bhe their eblllty to plck out one Bpot of mangrove from another In darknesb\n- Bhe that durng trying daye, the team were alveye 1n contro\u00ed and never falllng 1n to\n- 84 , RegerdIng AMFAUNA-14 18 Bure that the exfiltratlon reached her. They were taken , Bhe Bald, by Lollta bad by for frop Friday to Bundey Mhat Lollta d1d AMP AUNA- 14 not know\\_ knowe that we had Lollta take them to AMFAUNA-1'8 mother but Bhe tbat had to AXCOG-3 that AMFAUNA- 1 8 mother mlght bo Burvelllence 80 Bhe Lollta might have taken them directly to In any Bhe knowe that Bent by to the letter, and Bhe 8008 Do to that Inetructlong not\n- 85, It AMPAUNA-14 that AMCUTLER-2 d1d not foll\u00f3w tbe ANCUTLBR-3 , Bhe BayB pleye her own game llttle con for Between the that AMFAUNA-1 l\u00f8ft Cuba on and the that AMPAUNA-14 arrebted on 7 October 8 apartmont On both occagione\n\nNo\n\n/rv\n\nUFGa-12894\n\nher to had ieft boblnd but on both occabionb AMCUTLER-2 had found Bone not to do 80 \\_ AMCUTLER-2 1n her home 8 Noveaber for the purpobe of coordinating thelr covor Btor1eb AMCUTLBR-2 d1d not very or AMFAUNA- 14 that AMCUTLER-2 mey be working for the Socond Front of the E\u00f8cambray vory clobe frlend Lolln #CORREOSO the ffencee wbo collector for thib Among other AMCUTLER-2 in Cuba that AMCUTLER-2 '8 mother 10 cancer and there may wrong between AVCUTLSR-1 and AMCUTLER-2\n\nhed her rebbonb for not wanting to leave Cuba the dang\u00f8re of the trlp, Bhe would he her mother and fatb\u00f8r 1n 8 dangeroue becaube the DSE had forced her to them\\_ Whlle she appeare to be trying not to be overly of AMCUTLER-2 Bhe commented that AMCUTLER-2 far more membere of the AMFAUNA net then she herbelf doeg 80 tbet the requlring the exffltratlon of AMFAUNA - 14 Bhould be More compelllng for AMCUTLER-2 \\_\n\nEnd of D1gpetch", "pages": 18} {"id": "doc_3c19c928_912e_4070_9b63_fca89bc5e8fd", "filename": "104-10059-10099.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10059-10099.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "MEMORANDUN FOR:\n\nATIENIION\n\nS-E-C-R-E-I (When Filled In)\n\nJoseph E. Murphy, Jr. G G 14\n\nSUBJECI\n\nFUGH, Robert West\n\n- 1 Reference is nade to your request dated January 1966 wherein requested a Covert Security Approval to; permit Subject's use in the Far East under Project HBLIKA/ JBGREED \\_ 2 you\n- 2 In accordance with the provlsions set forth 1n Clandestine Services Instructlon No\\_ 10-5 and Clandestine Servlces Instructlon Fleld No. 10-5, 8 Covert Security Approval the Subject 88 described 1n your request above,\n- SubJects of Covert Securlty \u00c4pprovals are not to represent themselves 88, nor are to be represented they\n- 4. Your attentlon 1s called to fect that Approval does not constitute couplete complience vlth the provislons of CIA Reguletlon 10-3. Iherefore 1f you at @. leter date to change the status use 8 request for epproval to cover any proposed change should be submitted to th1s office.\n\n- 5. Invelid 1n the event the Subject 8 services are not utllized wthin s1x months of the date of thIs memorandum,\n\n\n\nGROUP:\n\nI\n\nS-E-C-R-EI\n\n27 MAY;1966\n\n\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nSECRET\n\nChief, Executive Officer\n\nSUBJECI\n\n\n\nFUGH , Robert West] 7789 656]\n\n- 1: Reference is made to your request dated 4 January 1966 for 4 use as First Officer in the Far East Concurrent with issuance of the approval, the following 1s offered for information. your\n- 2 Investigation has recently been completed with generally favoreble results. However , Subject 8 military file indicated thet he had b\u00e9en found unfit for duty due to excessive drinking, and had been allowed to retire 1n the best interests of the Navy Navy record steted thet this drinking problem adversely affected his judgtment, reliebility, end personal behavlor \\_ Ihis weakness had been discussed to no evail with Subject It should be . noted that domestic inquiries developed no indicetion of over-indulgence since his departure from the nilitery 0n October 1964 .\n\n- 3. Additionally, it wes developed that Subject Bartholomew, ake: Bart PUGH was the Subject of an FBI @ation in 1941, which wes conducted to resolve allegations regarding the loyelty of Subject's brother. Subject= s brother was deternined to have been associated with known Communists and was active in Comunist matters in the Los Angeles, California area during this period of time. However , it was noted that these activitles had caused 8 break with this individual end his family, who were not in sympathy with his viewpoints and activities\\_ Ihere was no\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n\n\nSECREI\n\ninformation:developed dur the course \u00d6f ing\n\nDissemination of to Staff:and: Pr\u00f6ject O\u00cbfici\u00e4ls on 8 strict need t\u00f6 know cc: DD/s\n\nSECRET\n\nO\u00ebborn\n\n7\n\nSUBECT\n\n02\n\nD\n\n2; @\n\n@2\n\n06\n\n04889\n\n9\n\n14209900\n\nMaye\n\nHB,\n\n06 tbe\n\n1\n\n\n\n14\n\nRYSAT\n\n\n\n03. Pugh\n\n03\n\nA forvarded to your\n\nSanta\n\nYou hav\u00f8 Biven\n\nCc::\n\n03.\n\n\n8\n\nCallfo\u00efnia\n\nD\u00e6vid R. 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BILITY. 240-2e)\n\nEAA CATEGORY\n\nCATEGORY\n\nX\n\nSUBMI T\n\nFORM 2688\n\nFOR\n\nHOSP I TAL / ZATION\n\nCARD\n\nREMARKS AND / OR\n\n35\n\nDistri Bution:\n\noperating Component\n\nvs/TW\n\nCopy\n\noc/do/tfb\n\nChief\\_\n\nSECRET\n\n20", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_2629b684_aadf_43d5_9ddf_490b662448fb", "filename": "104-10106-10143.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10106-10143.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 HOUSE SELECT COJMITTEE ON ASSASSTNATIONS STAFF MEJIBERS\n\nFILE TITLE/NUMBER /VOLUME\n\nHSCA Request Ltr 8 1978 OLC 78-1573 May\n\nINCLUSIVE DATES :\n\nCUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION\n\nDirectorate of Memo 22 June 1978\n\nROOM :\n\nDELETIONS , IF ANY\n| DATE RECEIVED | DATE RETURNED | REVIEWED BY (PRINT NAME | SIGNATURE OF REVIEWING OFFICI |\n|-----------------|-----------------|---------------------------|---------------------------------|\n| 7-7.78 | | Bupkey | |\n| | 2- 1-28 | | |\n| | | SHe | Sde |\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n| ROUTING | ROUTING | ROUTING | ROUTING |\n|-------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------|\n| To: | | DATE | INITIALS |\n| 1 | Scott_Breckenridge OLC | | |\n| | 6D1S Hgs | | |\n| DIRECT REPLY PREPARE REPLY RECOMMENDAIION | DIRECT REPLY PREPARE REPLY RECOMMENDAIION | DIRECT REPLY PREPARE REPLY RECOMMENDAIION | DIRECT REPLY PREPARE REPLY RECOMMENDAIION |\n| ACTION _ APPROAL DISPATCH | ACTION _ APPROAL DISPATCH | | |\n| | | DATE | DATE |\n\nHandle Via\n\nChannels\n\nAccess to this document will be restricted to those approved for the following specific activities:\n\n\n\nSensitive Intelligence Sources and Methods Involved\n\n\n## Warning Notice\n\nNATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION\n\nUnauthorized Disclosure Subject to Criminal Sanctions\n\nTop Secret\n\n(Security Classification) E2 IMPDET\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nTop Secret\n\n(Securit;; Classification)\n\nCONTROL NO.\n\n\nSC-01836-78\n\nCopy\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSC-01836-78\n\nCopy\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nOffice of Legislative Counsel\n\nATTENTION\n\nScott Breckenridge\n\nSUBJECT\n\nHSCA Request\n\nREFERENCE\n\nHSCA Letter Dated 8 78 , OLC 78-1573 May\n\n- 1 . (U) Reference requests access to information in six areas pertaining to the Project. As you know the Project files include about 150 boxes and over 650 reels of microfilm, all located at the Records Center We have reviewed the shelf listing titles to identify pertinent files that might be responsive to the areas of request. The information requested covers an era and an organization which was not a part of this Directorate As a result much of the corporate memory is no longer available and research of the files by current personnel is time consuming and requires almost a learning process We have depended a great deal on the written History of the U - 2 Project for leads to files and for information contained in this memorandum \\_\n- 2 \\_ (U) The primary interest of reference refers to the U -2 Project, Detachment C , while stationed in Atsugi, Japan\\_ Attached replies keyed to the six areas in the HSCA letter\\_\n- 3 . (U) We realize that the information supplied by this not fully respond to all the areas requested Because of the broad and encompassing nature of some of the requests in the HSCA letter and the fact that our files are not organized to readily respond to such broad requests we request that the HSCA staff review the material and determine if their requests could be limited or narrowed in some way\n\n\n\nAttachments: As stated\n\nThomas G Ward Acting Executive Officer Directorate of Science and Technology be downgraded to Unclassified when removed from attachment CL BY: 469804 May\n\nSUBJECT: Interim Reply to HSCA Request , 8 78 , OLC 78-1573 May\n\nGeneral Background: Detachnent C advance party of security and communication personnel departed the U .S for Atsugi Japan , on 20 February 1957 the second echelon of administrative personnel departed 4 March , and the main body of the detachment with two U - 2 aircraft and equipment began deployment on 15 March\\_ On 29 March Headquarters was notified that all personnel and equipment were on base Operational readiness was forecast for the week of 8 AprilOperating procedures and liaison had been accomplished with the following major U . S . components:\n\nFar East Air Force Far East Command and Theater Commander Agency s and local support unit 54th Weather Reconnaissance Squadron Atsugi Naval Air Station 3-3\n\nDetails or specific operating agreements or procedures with the above components have not been located.\n\n\nBy mid-May 1957 the Detachment had flown 30 sorties. All of these operations were preparations for the primary mission of the Detachment The first primary mission of the Detachment a flight over part of the USSR , occurred on 20 June 1967 however , this mission did not originate or recover at Atsugi.\n\n\nThe first overflight of the USSR from Atsugi occurred on 1 March 1958 and this flight was the only and last flight . This flight= as other previous flights by other Detachments , was tracked by Russian radar, even though the U - 2 aircraft had anti-radar applications and a Soviet protest was made on 5 March 1958 by the Soviet Ambassador to Washington, Mikhail Menshikov Attached are copies of the Soviet Aide Memoires of 5 March and 21 April 1958 (Tab A)\n\nThe Detachment continued to perform non-USSR missions in the Far East area until the Powers flight of 1 1960 . Redeploynent of the Detachment began in early July , the last U- 2 aircraft departed Japan on 9 July and all personnel and other equipment cleared the base and turned the facilities back to the Navy on 19 August 1960\\_ May\n\nDuring the deployment of Detachment C it performed approximately 86 operational missions, of these only 43 originated and recovered at Atsugi -\n\n- 1 and all information pertaining to the take offs and landings of the U - 2 at Atsugi, Japan , limited to the years 1959 through 1962. Any\n\nWe have been unable to locate files which would contain l0gs of all take-offs and landings of the U- 2 aircraft assigned {o Detachment C . In addition to the mission flights stated above we must assume that there were a large number of take-offs and landings which would include flights for pilot familiarization, training, equipment testing, transitional and flights purely for cover\n\n- 2 and all information concerning the radar procedures facilities, and staff involved with the at Atsugi , Japan , limited to the years 1959 through Any\n\nAs stated in the General Background above we have not located details or specific operating procedures or agreements with the local Navy base at Atsugi \\_\n\n- Any and all information pertaining to contact between Marine Air Control Squadron #1 , Air Group II; lst Marine Wing, and U-2 personnel at Atsugi, Japan , including but not limited to housing, recreational and eating facilities limited to the years 1959 through 1962 \\_\n\nWe have not identified any relationship between Detachment C and Marine Air Control Squadron #1On the subject of housing = we have noted that late in 1957 families were permitted at Detachment C and as a result housing was provided in the compound assigned to the Agency Support Unit and ten houses were rented on the local market \\_\n\n- 4 \\_ Any and all information pertaining to defectors with knowledge of the U - 2 program \\_\n\nThe DDS&T has not located any information pertaining to defectors\\_ We defer this request to the DDO \\_\n\n2\n\n- 5 \\_ Any and all information within the U- 2 program file pertaining to defectors with knowledge of the program-\n\nSee above \\_\n\n- 6 Any and all information concerning Soviet knowledge of the U- 2 program previous to 1 , 1960\\_ May\n\nAttached is an extract from a report dated 3 March 1958 concerning Soviet Air Defense which gives a summary of Soviet knowledge of the U - 2 overflights between 20 June and 10 July 1956 (Tab B)\n\nAlso attached is a copy of the Soviet protest note of 10 July 1956 concerning Mission 2013 on 4 July 1956 which was the first penetration of the Soviet borders (Tab C)\n\n3 -\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n## EMBASSY OF THE UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS\n\n\n## AIDE MEMOIRE\n\nestablished data, on March 2, 1958, at According to precisely Moscow time, an American military jet aircraft, having 4:05 hours direction of the Sea of Japan, violated the state appeared from the of the settlement of Velikaya brder of the Soviet Union in the area remainKema for a considerable period of time Thereafter, ing over its territory of in the area the aircraft left in the direction of the Sea Japan of the Olga Bay. south information on this violation has been carefully checked The 2nd there is no doubt as to its authenticity. The military representaStates, who in this case acted possibly without the tives of the United of the Government of the United States, will perhaps knowledge as has Howvever, such the said violation, violation itself. In any case, the denial cannot elimninate the fact of would have no interest in commenting on this incident if Soviet side it had not actually taken place. deny\n\nA the present time when negotiations are being conducted meeting which could contribute to an imon the holding of a summit of relations and to strengthening trust between states, provement ofethe Soviet border by an American military aircraft the violation to undermine the efforts aimed at ray bc evaluated as an attempt such 2 meeting and to aggravate the international situation. convening of the President of the USA and' his conFrom the messages as well as from statements versations with the Soviet Ambassador, officials of the USA , it is known to the Soviet by other government of the USA desires rapprochement Government that the Government and improvement in the relations between bctween our governments facts of violation of then\\_ There can hardly be any doubt that borders of the USSR can have only one result--that of hindering the this cause and upsetting Soviet-Amcrican relations. such\n\n14-Ooooo\n\nThe attention of the Government of the USA is invited to {act that in the present situation the violation of the airspace of the the USSR by an American military aircraft takes on particularly character since, as has been repeatedly reported, Ameriof the world carrying thermonuclear bombs. The Government of the USA cannot fail to be aware of what genuinely catastrophic consequences cause of peace will ensue when an American plane with load will find itself shot down.\n\n\nThe attention of the Government of the USA has already been directed to cases of violation of the state boundaries of However, as proven the cited, the authorities of the USA have not taken the necessary by the case reasures to prevent such violations \\_\n\nIt is absolutely obvious that it is the duty of the governments of the USSR and the USA to do everything possible to prevent any acts of complicating the situation and the relations between the Soviet Union and the USA .\n\n\nThe Soviet Government cannot but protest the violations of Soviet frontiers by an American military aircraft and it expects that the Government of the United States will punish severely those guilty oetneoviolation of the airspace of the USSR which has taken place and tha: it will take steps to prevent such violations in the future. against\n\nTaking into account the present situation, a summit conference is being prepared, and also the and purpose of the negoconducted between our rnments, the Sovict Governmenc tietions being make this matter public or subject it to discussion in wvould not like to the UN. spirit gove\n\nThe hope is expressed that this matter will be settled satisfac the governments of the USSR and the USA and that there torily between Government to resort to other means for will b2 no need for the Soviet\n\nWashington, (Iricialled by M. Menshikov)\n\nMarch 5, 1958\n\n\n## EMBASSY OF THE UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS\n\nNote No. 9\n\nThe Embassy of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics presents its compliments to the Department of State of the United States of America and, referring to the Aide-Memoire of the Department of State dated March 31, 1958 and containing a reply of the Government of the United States of America to the Aide-Memoire of the Soviet Government dated March 5 conc erning a violation of the Soviet state border in the Far East by an American military jet aircraft, has the honor to communicate the following:\n\nIn the reply Aide-Memoire of the Department of State an ettempt is made to the fact of an American military aircraft . having violated deny\n\nAs has already been communicated, the Soviet Government has at its disposal carefully verified data on this violation, the reliability of wvhich leaves no room for doubt. According to these data, on March 2, 1958 , at 4:05 Moscow time, an American military reconnaissance aircraft of the Lockheed U-2 type, having appeared from the direction of the Sea of Japan, violated the state border of the Soviet Union in the area of the settlement Velikaya Kema, 32 kilometers south of that settlement. Then the violating aircraft deeply penetrated the airspace of the USSR and, after remaining over its territory for a considerable period of time, passed beyond the limits of the Soviet territory 45 kilometers south of the at 8:1 l Olga Bay\n\nIn the light of the established facts the reply of the Government of the United States of America can in no wvay be recognized as satisfactory. Naturally, the question arises a5 to how to explain such a reply of the American Government: whether it was misled deliberately its military representatives in the Far East or whether it considered it possible to protect such persons subordinate to who, Ivithout reto the possible consequences, sanction violation of Soviet borders, thus creating 2 threat of international complicationsby gard\n\n14-Ooooo\n\nSuch reply of the Government of the United States of America to the communication of the Soviet Government cannot fail to cause serious concern, the more s0 since the new case of violation of Soviet airspace took place after warnings on the part of the Government of the USSR to the effect that American authorities should take the necessary steps to prevent such violations-\n\nIn connection with the foregoing the Soviet Government expects that the Government of the United States of America will undertake further investigation USSR by an American military aircraft and will punish severely those guilty of this violation\\_\n\nThe Soviet Government also expects that the Governmcnt of the United States of America will take the necessary steps to prevent violations of Soviet airspace by American aircraft in the future and states that in the event of new violations full responsibility their consequences will rest with the Government of the United States. for\n\n3IN\n\nSC-02164-58\n\n\n## of Iaitial Missions\n\nJune to 10 July 1956 the Soviet Bloc air defense of unprecedented nature, seven 8 period of only eight deys . It rmust be renenbered that only basis of judging the perforzance of #he Soviet Snis is inportant because it is clear air defense business is conducted over landlines and thus not erswa these ere indicated follows:\n\n- 1 In spite of thc fact that these nissiong cane 2 surprise, of then Ient undetected clear evidence tbcir corerege extends above (72,0oo)feet .\n\n\n24\n\n23\n\n2, By 5 July 1956, the fourth flight, the USSR and civil flights wile ths was Orrer and secord action believed related 1s the moving of MIG-19 is Gernany &nd Poland on 7 aircraft into Bast July 1956. Also MIG-19's Iere rovsd this the USSR , time-\n\n3 Ibe perforzance the Soviet syaten the 2014, curious Wbile the action 5 July nssior, is nos clear an explanation .vhicb is follows appears to flt the known facts 8 As 3 result Of the previous missions cacluded essential tbe i,e. that Were feet and tbat 8 flew ebove procably surziscd that the 5 nission on O the tne Soviet territory or 2 convenience track returnlng to Has either a see that the system \"nostile or intruder Has coning to 2 Inis idea is supported bJ use the treck essigne4 in the region just beyozd tae point been \"lost\" In addi the trecz 94 labeled \"ostile or intruder it not mhe was was only by Moscov and reporting of the trecz it d\u00edd stations bad been iit instructed not to broadcast frack. not be ex2ctly balf of the true altitude was alrost four consistently apove the altitude reporting \"3 50,000 feet tbe the they for they de\u00e6p July dodge stsp tion, the Further , days later,\n\nBy 9 July 1956, in addition to the evidezt the great height of the nission recogaitioz the performarce better and much inproved.\n\n\n99\n\n6. the is deployea in depth. air of treck nos+ continuity intercepts Of Soviet forcefully fron the Soe 1461 radar: operating were PATIY CAKE-37, Other 30 \\_ since the nubers be equated to inonee be intercepted nore were located, site3 Sone not of location s0 be conc\u00ed and Because of ELINI to the Prectice of collocati2g radarg different Sovlet be expected to be 2t frequencies the total least double the nuber then tes the\n\n- 5 . Ihe next 10 July 1956, the Soviet air defense sjsten closed 3000 nile track confusion or track loss Altitude shori periods of vith one plot rassed 68,800 reporting vas 60,000 feet was off target.\n\n\n24\n\n- presence 'Of large nubers of fighterg although saturetion point of insufficient data\n- 8\\_ ihe question of radars for height finding, of TOKEN in this role are discussed in enother sectlon. It is believed, however , that these nissions were 8 catalyst in the iatroduction\n\n49\n\n225\n\n\n\nEmbassy of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics\n\n10 July 1956\n\nNote No \\_ 23\n\nThe Embassy of the Union of the Soviet Socialist\\_ Republics presents its compliments to the Departnent of State of the United States of America and , acting on instructions from the Soviet Governnent, has the honor to state the following:\n\nAccording to precisely verified data, on July 4 of this year at 8:18 a .m a twin-engined nedium bomber of the United States Air Force appeared from the American Zone of Occupation in Ilestern Gernany and flew over the territory of the German Democratic Republic, entering the air space of the Soviet Union from the direction of the Polish People's Republic at 9:35 in the area of Grodno The aircraft which violated the air space of the Soviet Union flew on the route Minsk Vilnyus Kaunas and Kaliningrad penetrating territory of the Soviet Union to the depth of 320 kilometers and remaining over such territory for one hour and 32 ninutes\n\nOn July 5 of this year at 7 : 41 Jloscow Tine\\_ 2 twinengine medium bomber of the United States Air Force, coning from the American Zone of Occupation in Iestern Gernany flew over the territory of the Gernan Denocratic Republic and at 8 : 54 penetrated the air space of the Soviet Union in the area of Brest coming from the direction of the Polish People' s The aircraft violating the air frontier of the Soviet Union flew along the route Brest Pinsk Baranovichi Kaunas and Kaliningrad, having penetrated Soviet territory to a depth of 150 kilometers and having renained one hour and 20 minutes over such territory \\_ The sane another twin-engine bomber of the United States Air Force day\n\nDepartment of State of the United States of America Washington, D C .\n\n\ninvaded the air space of the Soviet Union and penetrated to a significant depth over Soviet territory \\_\n\nOn July 9 there took place new flights of United States aircraft into the Soviet air\n\nThe above-mentioned violation of the air frontiers of the Soviet Union by Anerican aircraft cannot be interpreted as other than intentional and conducted for purposes of reconnaissance\n\nIt must be underscored that these gross violations of the air space of the Soviet Union took place at tine when, as a result of the efforts of the Soviet Union and other peace-loving governments , a definite lessening of international tensions has been achieved when relations between governments are improving , and when mutual confidence between them is growing Such a development of international relations is fully supported by the peoples of all countries are vitally interested in strengthening peace \\_\n\nOne cannot , however fail to recognize that reactionary circles hostile to the cause of peace in nunber of countries are worried by the relaxation of international tension which has taken place\\_ These circles do everything possible to interfere with further improvement of relations between countries and the creation of mutual trust anong them Among such attempts is the said gross violation the American Air Force of the air space of the Soviet Union; wvhich cons istently carries out a policy of strengthening peace and broadening businesslike cooperation Iith all countries including the United States of America by\n\nIn this connection\\_ the fact attracts attention that the said violations of the air frontier of the Soviet Union by American aircraft coincided with the stay of General Twining, U Air Force Chief of Staff in the Federal Republic of Gernany \\_\n\nThe Soviet Govermnent energetically protests to the Government of the United States against such gross violation of the air space of the Soviet Union by American nilitary aircraft and considers this violation a5 an intentional act of certain circles in the United States\\_ planned to aggravate relations between the Soviet Union and the United States of America\\_\n\nCalling the attention of the Government of the United States to the inadmissibility of such violations of the air space of the Soviet Union by American aircraft the Soviet Government states that all responsibility for possible consequences of such violations rests with the Government of the United States \\_\n\nThe Soviet Government expects that steps will be taken by the Government of the United States to punish those guilty for the said violations and to prevent such violations in the future-\n\nWashington, July 10 , 1956\n\n3", "pages": 18} {"id": "doc_d37dcbcf_0f44_4fc4_90d9_e8b219b2a7fb", "filename": "104-10106-10325.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10106-10325.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "FORM 3-62\n\n\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\n\n| ROUTING SUBJECT: (Optionol) |\n|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| U S from: EXTENSION NO |\n| William H. Godson CI/RGA/0 03 |\n| 1592 TO: room building) DATE OFFICER'S COMMENTS (Number comment show whom from |\n| FORWARDED INITIALS whom. Drow 0 lino across column after each comment.) |\n| 2 |\n| 3 AC/CI/R;A 2 #gY |\n| 5. CICI Staff |\n| 1977 6. 44 1977 9L |\n| 7 8 |\n| 10 |\n| 11 |\n| 12 |\n| 13. |\n| 14 . |\n| 15. |\n| 610 SECRET CONFIDENTIAL |\n\nINTERNAL USE OMLY\n\nUNCLASSIFIED\n\n\n\n1\n\nNovember 1977\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nChief, Counterintelligence Staff\n\nFROM\n\nGodson CI/RqA/0\n\nSUBJECT\n\nHerbert Itkin File\n\n- 1 I have reviewed the material in the Herbert Itkin file which is divided into two main divisions The first concerns the details of Itkin's use as an unpaid witting informant on matters concerning an attempt by Haitian exiles in 1963 to unseat then President Duvalier This involved a large number of contacts with Haitian exiles in New York, Washington, the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico Itkin became a Hegal advisor for a Haitian Government In-Exile and put up $15 000 of his \"own funds\" for this Haitian enterprise. Bernard MONCURE (P) a CI Staff staff agent in New York rode piggy-back on Itkin's contacts with the Haitians to make his OIvn operational contacts within the group He also provided a small amount of money to them ($4,300) from CIA funds It would seem from information in the file that there high-level governmental interest in removing Duvalier from office in This information is contained in hand Iritten notes which are paraphrased and indicate high-level interest in the activities of the Haitian exile group (I suggest that this material be kept in case there are Freedom of Information Act requests on CIA activities involving Haiti in 1962-1963.)\n- 2 \\_ The second and bulkier section of material concerns Itkin' s efforts to involve MONCURE and CIA in his attempts to secure cus tody of his wife's children from her second marriageItkin had been heavily involved as a lawyer confidant with Mafia syndicates and labor unions particularly the teamsters While doing this he had gained a amount of information on the Ma fia In March 1963 , MONCURE had recruited Itkin for the FBI for domestic issues while maintaining for CIA the use of Itkin for foreign intelligence matters The FBI and the federal prosecutors in New York starting in 1968 found Itkin to be a very important witness in a series of criminal indictments starting New York City Water Commissioner Marcus \\_ iarge\n\n\n\nItkin and his wife had for a ong time been :struggling to maintain custody over her children from her second marriage. Claiming that she had violated the custody stipulations of a New York court by moving them more than 50 miles from New York without his permission, Frederick Hersh, former husband gained custody of the children by means of a ruling from the British court in Mrs Itkin began legal procedures in New York to regain the children As part of their effort swore affadavits that Mrs Itkin': had taken the children to England at the request of the CIA \\_ Itkin embellished OI his CIA record by stating that he had worked for CIA for many years prior to 1963 and insisted that his original contact had been set up between Harold Stassen and Allen Dulles in Philadelphia in the summer of 1954\\_ Most of these assertions were fabrications MONCURE s CIA relationship was exposed in various legal circles in York. The Agency wanted to avoid MONCURE s having to contradict Mr\\_ and Mrs\\_ Itkins affadavits in court\\_ The FBI seemed to have been more interested in protecting Itkin's reputation as a witness than in protecting MONCURE 5 reputa tion for honesty. they\n\n- 3 \\_ MONCURE did not appear in The Federal authorities eventually placed protection around Itkin and his wife, keeping them on a military reservation, while he appeared as a star witness in numerous Mafia cases which led to covictions\\_\n- 4 One small side issuegis worth noting: Chomas L Roberts who was a law partner of Itkin)until mid-1961 became a CIA staff agent under cover in many fraudulent activities of Itkin spread a scintilla of suspicion around The latter was given a polygraph examination in Frankfurt\\_ He answered questions on h\u00eds relationship with Itkin including financial and his few contacts with Marcus to the satisfaction of his interrogators-\n\n93\n\n- 5 \\_ Comments: The thrust of the file is mainly CIA was reacting to Itkin's tactics to his wife gain cus tody over her children Itkin s numerous trips to England and Europe were made on behalf of the FBI and they were part of an FBI attempt to .gain information on the Mafia Before the recruitment of Itkin and his utilization by the FBI CIA did pass to the Attorney General in 1963 information on a Department of Labor official's alleged criminal involvement with the Mafia, which MONCURE had elicited from Itkin\\_ The file also refers to MONCURE s continued contact with one Mafia figure Lenzieri, legal client, as a means of selfprotection as Lenzieri represented a channel back to the Mafia help\n\n14-Ooooo for MONCURE who was apprehensive of Mafia retaliation because of his invoivement with Itkin\\_\n\n- 6 I have talked to Will Kerbe who is presently the case officer in contact for MONCURE \\_ He says that MONCURE is in limited law practice and is drawing a pension from the Agency as well as a contract for services connected with Golitsyn There is probably nothing in the file which could damage'MONCURE s security as much of the information regarding his association with Itkin has already been exposed The most recent information in the file is a January 1975 for the record from Acting Chief\\_ CI which states that John K. Greaney Assistant General had learned that Seymour Hersh had learned details of the ItkinMONCURE relationship: It would appear that Mr Greaney is the most knowledgeable person in the agency on the legal aspects of the Itkin case and probably maintains his own files\n\n\n\n", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_0477836b_f06e_4e3d_8f9a_2a2ba28fb07a", "filename": "104-10150-10038.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10150-10038.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "SC-02164-58\n\n\n\n\n## Iaitial Missions\n\n1 20 June ei penetrations of 23 seven period of only eight deys . If Cust be rezerbered tbat 24 of judging the perforzance the Soviet 1s inportant because it is clear that 24 defeuse business is conducted over lenalines a2d Ecvever , tentetive conclusiozs froz {hese ere indicated 2s follo s: ght\n\n1 In spite o\u00ed fecf that these nissi013 es 2 surprise; of undletected. cleer evidence thzf thcir\n\n24\n\n23\n\n\n\n- the fcurth of Iile the of waich is Q:e positive the USSR , and seco2d ection nission 2lrcraft vas Orer Also MIG-19 5 7 July tire. 1955.\n\n- on tas 5 July nissior, 3. 2014, indeed curious While the kzown fects is no} clear an #he cffercd As 3, result concerniz3 the is had cacluded the essential fec6s 2bov8183600) 24 for rcconnaissance) w2s i,e., tbat penetretion as desp 25 Hoscov feet, #he 5 July mission #he procably surniscd northeesterly heedlng. Le 1055 on 2 to 2 dodge \"r\u00ea\u00e9 herring track returnlng track for the convenience no Or 2 intruder\" coning that 2 \"hostile or idea is use to stop Tais cf 2 \"lost In broadcest eftez it or intruder \"25 it did labeled \"ostile end it h\u00e6s been only by Moscov to br\u0153edcast the track. Further , 2 coincidence that exectly balf of the true altibude four d\u00e6ys leter, system 211 it. point zot\n- addition to By 9 July 1956, in the height of the i2 gezeral\n- 5 . Ihe next 10 July two shcri periods 02 sJste closed 3000 mile track wi was over confusion or track 1oss. only one rassed plot\n- that 6 is deployed in depth1461 the of be in-30\\_ Tese nubers be since the Sone divizl bites vere loceted, inforiation chee location s0 be con\u00ebeternination of knona sites. Because these ~f ELINT to the freguencieg the total Gn different be to be et least proved 30c0 perzaif and new expected\n\n24\n\nsln\n\n- 7 . presense Of largc uzbers\n- 8\\_ of It is believed, nowever, that tbese nissions were 98", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_2c9be19d_c2b8_4857_bb7f_57d87c9645f4", "filename": "104-10123-10421.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10123-10421.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10123-10421\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\n\nMcCORD\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nCiv ,\n\nJames\n\nCIA\n\nJr\\_\n\nW . ,\n\n\"Jim\"\n\n26\n\nJan\n\n24\n\nWIFE:\n\nRuth\n\nMike,12;\n\nCHILDREN:\n\nAnne , IO;Nancy ,8\n\n64\n\nCIA\n\nSecur\u00edcy Off,\n\n62-63:\n\nWashington\n\nLciv\u00edlian ,Germany\n\nDept of Army\n\n32, /5-(3\n\n53-62 :\n\nOff\n\nCIA\n\nSecurity\n\n51-53:\n\nWashington\n\nSecur\u00edty 0ff \\_\n\nof\n\nDef ,\n\nDept\n\nFranc\u00edsco\n\nSan\n\n48-51:\n\nCalifornia\n\nFBI Agenc,\n\n\n## EDUCAIION:\n\nUn\u00edv/Texas,46-48 ,BBA , Bachelor Bus Adm Lincoln Law Sch, Oakland,Calif ,51 ICAF Assoc 60-62 Prog,\n\nHOBBIES: Golfing, Scout Advlsory ing\n\nPERMANENI\\_ADDRESS:\n\nAve\n\n5701\n\nSpr\u00edngfleld ,\n\nVlrg\u00ednia\n\nFloyd\n\n32 16-35", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_cf5cd428_7c13_46bd_8414_5110b54fd7e9", "filename": "104-10055-10058.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10055-10058.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "Chfef Chlef Chlef ,\n\nChlef\n\nP\n\n8.\n\n\nD\\_\n\nthat\n\n1; to lettor Pleage pote that b0 @Vafleble after 1968 for Ibe that tbe reference D.\n\n\n2 lotter 10 are thl\u00f8 1t they the otes of +o a 0 tbe\n\n1,\n\n2 1 /2\n\n\n\nFAMA 5803\n\nCS COPY\n\n10\n\n10 October 1968. (8 October 1968) Not known\n\n9\n\nca#\n\n9\n\nCz\n\n7\n\nBougannville ,\n\nNew\n\n\u00ebwu\n\nL\n\n7cib\n\n%.~\\_ 2 8 Ae \u00d6uis: 9 be 9 kake ~ 9 bann 4 be 4\n\n2\n\nchak\n\n\n\n\n\n9\n\n9\n\n9\n\n9\n\n\n#L\n\n9\n\n9\n\n9\n\n42\n\n4\n\n9\n\nL\n\nQa~\n\n@~\n\n~\n\nReeh\n\n9\n\nhu ci\n\nRes\n\n4\n\nal\n\n9\n\n@k\n\n@f", "pages": 5} {"id": "doc_cac1dd0a_a607_4984_8f10_875dc9acc349", "filename": "104-10074-10090.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10074-10090.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n| UNCLASSIFIED | INT | AL ~NLY | | ilAL | | SECRET |\n|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| | | ROUTING | AND | RE\u00c7ORD SHEET | | |\n| SUBJECT; (Optional) Stephen Van Cleave REFERENCE : Telecon Ames / Pangburn, 8 April 1974 | SUBJECT; (Optional) Stephen Van Cleave REFERENCE : Telecon Ames / Pangburn, 8 April 1974 | SUBJECT; (Optional) Stephen Van Cleave REFERENCE : Telecon Ames / Pangburn, 8 April 1974 | SUBJECT; (Optional) Stephen Van Cleave REFERENCE : Telecon Ames / Pangburn, 8 April 1974 | SUBJECT; (Optional) Stephen Van Cleave REFERENCE : Telecon Ames / Pangburn, 8 April 1974 | SUBJECT; (Optional) Stephen Van Cleave REFERENCE : Telecon Ames / Pangburn, 8 April 1974 | SUBJECT; (Optional) Stephen Van Cleave REFERENCE : Telecon Ames / Pangburn, 8 April 1974 |\n| FROM: Willian D.' Pangburn; Atlanta RO | FROM: Willian D.' Pangburn; Atlanta RO | FROM: Willian D.' Pangburn; Atlanta RO | FROM: Willian D.' Pangburn; Atlanta RO | EXTENSION NO ATL-53-74 | | |\n| Washington Field 'Office | Washington Field 'Office | Washington Field 'Office | Washington Field 'Office | DATE 9 April 1974 | | |\n| TO: (\u00d6fficer dosignalion, room numbor , and DATE | TO: (\u00d6fficer dosignalion, room numbor , and DATE | TO: (\u00d6fficer dosignalion, room numbor , and DATE | TO: (\u00d6fficer dosignalion, room numbor , and DATE | COMMENTS (Number comment to | | show from whom |\n| building) | building) | building) | building) | whom. Draw acros; | | show from whom |\n| FORWARD\u00cbD | FORWARD\u00cbD | FORWARD\u00cbD | FORWARD\u00cbD | OFFICER'S INITIALS | Attached is the subject tape | |\n| RECEIVED | RECEIVED | RECEIVED | RECEIVED | | | |\n| Support Branch, DCD Attn: OSS (EAmes) 2 | Support Branch, DCD Attn: OSS (EAmes) 2 | Support Branch, DCD Attn: OSS (EAmes) 2 | Support Branch, DCD Attn: OSS (EAmes) 2 | | to use as you see | |\n| 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 | | | |\n| 8 | 8 | 8 | 8 | CIA RETURNTO: | | |\n| 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Reproduce; | | |\n| 12 | 12 | 12 | 12 | | | |\n| 15 | 15 | 15 | 15 | | | |\n| E 2 IMPDET CL BY 010650 | E 2 IMPDET CL BY 010650 | E 2 IMPDET CL BY 010650 | E 2 IMPDET CL BY 010650 | E 2 IMPDET CL BY 010650 | E 2 IMPDET CL BY 010650 | E 2 IMPDET CL BY 010650 |\n| | | | | INTERYAL | | |\n| 510 SECRET CONFIDENTIAL ONLY | 510 SECRET CONFIDENTIAL ONLY | 510 SECRET CONFIDENTIAL ONLY | 510 SECRET CONFIDENTIAL ONLY | 510 SECRET CONFIDENTIAL ONLY | 510 SECRET CONFIDENTIAL ONLY | 510 SECRET CONFIDENTIAL ONLY |\n\n\n## CONFIDENTIAL\n\nMEIORANDUM FOR THE RECORD\n\nSUBJECT :\n\nMr\\_ Stephen\n\nVan Cleave\n\n0SS-495-74 13 March 1974\n\nOn 27 and 28 February calls were received from Bi]l Cantrel1 OPS/ITG, andlDave Dewnurst HH/4/AR, concerning 00-A(s)-322/03435-74 \\_ Cantrel] wanted to be sure FBI had information and @ewhug tovanted to advise DCD that there was file on subject and DCD shouId be aware of some of his background . Evan Ames stopped in to see(ewhurst) on his next visit to' headquarters and received a fill-in on subject's background \\_ 03\n\n2 SubsequentIy a was received from Charlotte in C/WH Divsion office (x-7350)It was imperative to determine the exact date of contact with Van Cleave as C/Wh, thru Legislative Counsel had advised Congress on 7 January 1974 that the Agency had no contact with Van Cleave\\_ Atlanta and Miami were contacted: and date of first contact was set at 25 January 1974 Both offices were requested to provide \u00e0 record of contact with Van CeaveAtlanta had severa] hours of tape (from first and second meeting) which Pangburn would have transcribed and forwarded for the record. Called John Peterson Iater and advised that WH has asked that tapes also be forwarded to headquarters for retention\n\n3: We.were advised that the Congressional inquiry on. Van Cleave resulted from a remark overheard at cocktai] party that Van Cleave had commented that he was working with CIA under cover\\_ Van Cleave was scheduled as potential witness of House Internal Security Committee so' House had inquired to whether his appearance wouId embarrass the Agency As noted response on 7 January was that Agency had no contact with Van cieave\n\n\n\nFile HH. 25695 Services Branch (Control)\n\n\n\nLILLIAN 'GRANT-\n\nE-2 IMPDET CL BY 0+085p\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_83679f9f_e915_4595_bdb9_dc5d6ab17ccc", "filename": "104-10103-10097.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10103-10097.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nAMTRUNK Operation Interim Working Draft, Dated 14 February 1977 , with Attachments\n\nINTERIM WORKING DRAFT\n\n- 1 \\_ It is possible that the AMTRUNK Operation might have been a political action operation run against the U.S.G./CIA\\_ (See the separate memorandum on \"Operations to Split the Castro Regime.\")\n- 2 In late 1962 early 1963, pressure was exerted on CIA by Higher Authority (State Department and the White House) to consider a proposal for an on-island operation to split the CASTRO regime. The proposal was presented to Mr\\_ HURWITCH , 1 the State Department Cuban Coordinator, by Tad SZULC (AMCAPE-1) of the New York Times On 6 February 1963, Albert (Lt. Col \\_ on military detail to WH/ 4 Cuba) met with SZULC 2 at SZULC ' s residence, to discuss the plan SZULC referred to it as the \"Leonardo Plan While at first hesitant , SZULC 3 finally revealed that Nestor MORENO (AMICE-27) was one of its prime originatorsSZULC said that he first thought of bringing the plan to the attention of President KENNEDY. as he had had a standing invitation, since November 1961 , for direct contact with President KENNEDY \\_ Attorney General KENNEDY , or Mr \\_ McGeorge BUNDY on matters concerning Cuba . He decided against that approach , however , and instead determined to use the Cuban Coordinating Group SZULC later said that George VOLSKY (AMTRUNK-1) masterminded the plan, assisted by MORENO \\_ It was agreed that CIA representatives would meet with SZULC and the two Leonardo planners , MORENO and VOLSKY . in Washington\\_\n\nThe follow-up meeting 9 February (in a safehouse) was attended by HURWITCH , Tad SZULC , Jorge VOLSKY . Dr \\_ Nestor MORENO , and David MORALES , Col \\_ A\\_ DAVIES and Alfonso RODRIGUEZ of the CIA\\_\n\n3 . A 1l February 1963 memorandum from RODRIGUEZ to the Chief SAS , expressed definite interest in the operation with certain recommendations which included having JMWAVE Station put its operational mechanism into gear to have the Cuban personnel of the operation (now called AMTRUNK) ready for infiltration by mid-March 1963 . Following a review of the AMTRUNK Project, JMWAVE forwarded a lengthy dispatch to Head 5 dated 8 April 1963 , which recommended that the operation be terminated soonest Since it was a Headquarters originated operation, JMWAVE also requested Headquarters decision as to continuance or termination\\_ A Headquarters cable to JMWAVE on 10 April 1963 concurred that the AMTRUNK operation should be terminated for a number of reasons including the fact that CIA could not at that time be certain that hostile elements were unaware of the planA 17 April 1963 cable from Headquarters to JMWAVE Station advised that SZULC had informed HURWITCH that JMWAVE had given VOLSKY responsibility to decide whether or not the operation was to continue\\_ It seems that Headquarters had intended to use VOLSKY , with his concurrence, only as a funding channel for the AMTRUNK operation if the AMTRUNK principals were willing to proceed with the operation independently \\_ In any case, for some reason , CIA continued to\n\n2\n\nsupport the operationThe two principals MORENO (AMICE - 27) and Miguel A DIAZ Isalgue (AMICE-14) claimed to have contact with high-level GOC officials. They completed four infiltration missions to Cuba and were terminated in March 1964 .\n\n\n- Early phases of the operation resulted in the on-island recruitment of Ramon Tomas GUIN Diaz (AMTRUNK-10) Modesto Orlando OROZCO Basulto (AMTRUNK- 9) , and Carlos PEDRAZA Aguilar (AMTRUNK GUIN was arrested in February 1966 . (CUBELA was arrested at the same time, separately.) OROZCO , after reportedly running scared, was exfiltrated and terminated March 1964 . He returned to Cuba in December 1964 on an indepen dent exfiltration mission and apparently remained in Cuba \\_ There is some speculation that he might have been G - 2 . His knowledge of the identity of internal AMTRUNK agents caused planned infiltration mission to be scrapped . PEDRAZA was arrested in December 1965 , tried for alleged CIA activities and given a 30 year prison sentence JMWAVE Station advised in March 1966 that four former AMTRUNK internal assets were arrested for counterrevolutionary activities during early 1966, in addition to CUBELA and GUIN. and that all of the principals of the AMTRUNK network active during 1963 and 1964 had been rolled up The Cuban press reportedly identified DIAZ (AMICE-14) as the clandestine infiltree who recruited GUIN-\n\nCOMMENT : It appears that the opposition might have succeeded in obtaining CIA financial and material support for an operation which was controlled by the planners \\_ They succeeded , it seems , in identifying, neutralizing , and exposing\n\n3\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo on-island anti-Castro forces , and tying up CIA time, noney , and manpower for an operation of their own Following are some reasons which might have 'contributed to its failure:\n\n- a \\_ The controversial nature of the principal initiators, Tad SZULC , Jorge VOLSKY and The AMTRUNK operatives made it known that they were anti-U.S.G . and anti-CIA and accepted assistance only to accomplish their own purposes \\_ They were not under CIA control.\n\n- b \\_ SZULC : although reportedly not directly involved in the operation, was kept fully informed of its activities by MORENO and perhaps others-\n- c SZULC ' s direct contact with the White House, if true, placed him in a position to pass U .S . policy information on Cuba' to the opposition. (There is a note by Richard Helms on a 23 September 1963 cover sheet requesting Alfonso RODRIGUEZ to maintain periodic contact with SZULC on Cuban matters at Presidential request going back many months . )\n- d . RABEL (AMLEO- 3) who \"defected\" to the U .S . in 1962 , was knowledgeable of on-island AMTRUNK targets \\_ RABEL , following termination, returned to Cuba allegedly to bring out his family, and never returned. There is a possibility that he was a CASTRO agent \\_\n- e CUBELA was knowledgeable of at least some of the AMTRUNK agents \\_ GUIN (AMTRUNK- 10) was a codefendant in the CUBELA trial. (Believe GUIN may have been given a stiffer sentence than CUBELA and may still be in prison.)\n\n\n\nCUBELA was given a relatively light sentence, considering the magnitude of the crime\\_ Immediately following sentencing he functioned as a prison physician, and reportedly was driving a jeep unescorted, which is unusual treatment unless one is trusted by the regime\\_ He reportedly is now practicing medicine as a private physician in Havana \\_\n\n- f The questionable activities and current whereabouts of AMTRUNK - 9 \\_ We have learned of the other AMTRUNK agents who were wrapped up but we have been unable to determine precisely where AMTRUNK - 9 is \\_ There is some indication that he might have been\n- g There was overlap with other operations: the AMLILAC' 5 , placing CUBELA cache, etc:\n\nNOTE : Cables cited in this paper, and other selected papers from the AMTRUNK Project, are readily available in the LAD/ JFK Task Force office for review if needed .\n\n\nLAD/ JFK Task Force/Chris Hopkins rp\n\n5\n\n\n## MEMORANDUM\n\nSUBJECT : Tadeus z (Tad) Witold SZULC (AMCAPE - 1) (201 -50539)\n\n- 1 SZULC was born on 25 July 1926 in Warsaw\\_ Poland . He arrived in Brazil from Lisbon on 3 August 1940 , and came to the U . S . in October 1947 under sponsorship of U . S . Ambassador John C . WILEY , the husband of his mother' s sisterHe became a correspondent for the New York Times (NYT) in 1953 , and became a naturalized U . S . citizen in 1954 by a special Congressional bill.\n\n- 2 \\_ SZULC has been under suspicion as a hostile foreign agent since 1948 when the FBI reported (apparently from that he was a CommunistHe brought himself to the attention of CIA in August 1959 in Santiago , Chile by claiming (falsely) to be \"cleared\" and requesting contact with an Agency representativeThis was the first of many such incidents in Latin America, and resulted in a warning to all Latin American Stations to beware of SZULC and his efforts to interview Agency personnel \\_ It also resulted in continuing watch of his movements and activities because they represented a threat to the cover of Agency personnel By 1960 his reputa tion was widespread that several different CIA officers called for an investigation that would clear up \"once and for all\" his suspected connections with a hostile intelligence service\\_ He was in frequent contact with Communist Party leaders and functionaries throughout Latin America constantly sought out and elicited information from U . S . Embassy officers,\n\n\n\nfrequently mentioning the name of other CIA officers with whom he was acquainted .\n\n\n- 3 \\_ Although the suspicions have increased, and SZULC ' s anti-Agency activities have become much more serious blatant in the 1970 ' s , it has not been possible to clear up any 0 f the suspicions about his motives or his possible connections with a foreign intelligence service\\_ There have been numerous reviews of his files and the interest in his activities has extended from the case officer level to the DCI In fact, it is not possible to come to any clear conclusion about this man , and the notes below are simply illustrative of the kinds of things that the suspicions alive\\_ It is important to note that SZULC ' s activities can be explained by the combination of his personality, ambition, and the demands on an investigative reporter for the NYT \\_ He is an aggressive, insensitive, and persistent journalist with the family connections (Ambassador Wiley) and ability to develop the kinds of contacts appropriate to a successful correspondent for a paper like the NYT and keep\n- 4 Nevertheless , there are elements throughout his entire career that are a lmost designed to arouse suspicion. For example , a source in Rio de Janeiro (see Attachment A) reported that SZULC was \"directed\" by the Polish regime in Warsaw to seek employment in U . S . journalistic circles \\_ This report runs like a thread throughout his file and is repeated and garbled in several versions over the The report\n\nhas never been adequately explained and was apparently never reported in full to representative in Rio \\_ This report and other questions that arose early in his career (his contacts with a cousin who was a Press Attache in the Polish Embassy in Rio) were , however , just the earliest elements that aroused suspicion.\n\n\n- 5 . Because he became well known to many Agency officers, his name and reputation have become subject of discussion on many occasions One senior operations officer stated in 1975 that a Soviet agent could not be more beneficial to the Soviets and the Communist cause than SZULC has been Although he presented generally anti-Communist view prior to quitting the NYT in 1972 , it is noteworthy that he arranged extensive, favorable TV coverage the Communist-dominated Ligas Campesinas in Northeast Brazil and that one of the most important anti-Castro operations AMTRUNK , in which he was involved from the beginning , was disastrous for all participants More indicative of his true beliefs however , are the articles he has written since Watergate. They have beccme increasingly critical of the CIA and of the USG generally and have damaged U . S . image prestige. and\n- 6 The notes below are somewhat random examples of elements in SZULC ' s file that bring him under suspicion. As mentioned above , they in no way point to a firm conclusion\\_ For further information SZULC during the period 1963 1964 , see the CI review prepared at Miami Station on Jorge VOLSKY in 1964 .\n\n- a The 1948 FBI report that SZULC was involved in supplying the Polish Legation in Rio with information from his personal contacts and from Ambassador John C . Wiley has been repeated in various versions throughout SZULC ' s file The FBI has found similar allegations made by other sources who knew SZULC at that In addition, several sources have mentioned SZULC ' s relations with his cousin, Ignacy SACHS who was the Press Attache in the Polish Embassy in 1947 and 1948 = although there is no indication that SACHS had intelligence connections\n- b \\_ SZULC ' s marriage to the daughter of the American manager of the English language newspaper in Rio de Janeiro, the Herald , lasted only until SZULC had permanent residence in the and appears to have been carried through for that purpose \\_\n- c By 1949 (SZULC was only 23 ) he had come to the attention of of his dealings with the Polish Legation and because investigation revealed his father had some (apparently innocent) business dealings with Russians visiting Brazil from Mexico\n- d \\_ In 1954 , about a year after he was hired by the NYT , SZULC obtained a sensational story , by telephone from \u00e0 Communist leader in Guatemala This launched his career with the NYT \\_\n- In 1956 SZULC was investigating Brazilian nuclear policy for the NYT Although a legitimate topic , it was somewhat unusual for him and the timing seems unusual for NYT interest.\n\n- f In 1959 , on a trip to Santiago, Chile, SZULC clained to be \"cleared\" and requested an interview with an Agency representative This was the first of numerous such requests. In addition, it was in about 1959 that he also began making a point of telling Agency personnel the names of other . Agency officers he had identified.\n\n- g An article SZULC wrote on Cuba for the NYT in December 1959 was hailed as an antidote to the excessively favorable reports of his colleague , Herbert MATTHEWS but in fact his article was largely favorable to Fidel CASTRO and to CASTRO ' s plans for Cuba \\_ It is only in comparison that with MATTHEWS blatantly pro-CASTRO articles SZULC' s piece/ can be considered balanced .\n\n- h\\_ By September 1960 , SZULC was the forefront of those advocating action against CASTRO \\_ (It was he who finally brought the Leonardo Plan to Washington in 1963 . See AMTRUNK Operational paper)\n- In April 1961 , shortly after John F\\_ KENNEDY was innaugurated, SZULC was transferred to Washington by the NYT \\_ Although a reasonable transfer, it is noteworthy that in a very short time SZULC claimed that he had a standing invitation to go directly to the President, the Vice President, the Attorney General \\_ McGeorge BUNDY and Robert HURWITCH on Cuban\n\n\n\n5\n\n- j \\_ SZULC persistently sought a continuing contact with an Agency representative in Washington shortly after he arrived until it was granted in December 1962 . The first contact was with Albert C . DAVIES Col \\_ on military detail to CIA Cuba) and was arranged at the behest of Colonel GROGAN , the Assistant to the Director, on SZULC ' s request \\_\n- k In early 1963, at President KENNEDY ' s urging, contact with SZULC was made into a formal relationship and was continued until October 1964 . The meetings were used by SZULC to cross check his information from other sources , including various Cuban exiles and the' Department of State\\_ He became, by virtue of his contacts with the exile community and throughout Washington, one of the most knowledgeable people in the area of Cuban affairs, antiCASTRO activities, and Government policy \\_ (see CI study on Jorge VOLSKY for more information on this period.)\n- 1 The Agency officer, Alfonso RODRIGUEZ who maintained official contact with SZULC in 1963 and 1964 said in July 1964:\n\n\"The special friendship and mutual admiration society that has existed between Tad SZULC , Jorge VOLSKY and Manuel RAY and the JURE is not something that is transparent or easily explained. This alliance may be something unholy and Machiavellian; I` just do not know but I can find no evidence to prove it.\"\n\n\n## SEGRET\n\n- m Another officer, Seymour Young , wrote in 1965 :\n- \"After reading and re-reading this man ' s various files, I began to feel that this man in his position would be an ideal agent of influence' . It was noted that he is always in a crisis area and usually in advance of the crisis and writes articles which are more concerned with the Communist successes \\_\n- n In about August 1965 , SZULC was sent to Madrid as the NYT representative for Spain and Portugal \\_ He stayed overseas until December 1968 \\_ He was present in Prague during the Soviet invasion of August 1968 and in December he was expelled , apparently for being too inquisitive. However , has remained suspicious of the circumstances of SZULC ' s expulsion and the details have never been clarified. (It is interesting that SZULC wrote articles reflecting the official CZECH line concerning the defection of General Jan SEJNA who was in the Czech Intelligence service.)\n- SZULC was reported by an FBI source to have gone horseback riding with Boris V YAROCHEVSKIY a suspect KGB officer, in Washington in June or July 1971 \\_ SZULC ' s file reflects no regular contact with Bloc diplomats\\_\n- In 1972 and 1973 SZULC covered Watergate extensively and demonstrated an extreme bias against the CIA \\_ By July 1972 , SZULC ' s inquiries of the Department 0 f State and his articles had taken on a distinctly anti-US Govern ment tone \\_ His coverage of guerrilla and terrorist groups\n\n\n\nwas less sure than in earlier days and was frequently sensationalist and full of inaccuracies (See , especially , article in NYT for 14 July 1972 on a terrorist Headquarters in Zurich and other wild statements.)\n\n- 9 Since 1974 SZULC' s articles have been highly critical of the Agency and he has used the background information he gathered in the 1960 's to attack the Agency and to criticize its operations \\_\n- r In 1975 SZULC accused the Agency of rifling the files of U .S . Senators. This was only one of many irresponsible and false articles he wrote trying to discredit the Agency One of the more spectacular efforts was a series in Esquire magazine, in which, among other things, he charged that the U.S. intelligence community had a hidden budget of $25 billion dollars and a network of 200,000 spies. May\n- In , Inside the Companx: A CIA Diarx, Philip AGEE credits SZULC ' s daughter, Nicole ; for having \"obtained vital research materials in New York and Washington, D .C.\" There is reason to believe, particularly in view of the extrene views Tad SZULC has manifested in the past two years, that he may have aided his daughter in her \"research.\"\n\n\n## SUMMATION\n\nThe case against Tad SZULC as a foreign agent is weak. However , his most recent activities are entirely consonant with the view that he has already served the Soviets well and can\n\n8\n\nend his career as an overt propagandist taking advantage of the current furor over the CIA to do the greatest possible damage The current paralysis of all anti-Communist action by the Agency attests to the effectiveness of AGEE , SZULC , the Soviets, et al-\n\nNOTE : (See attachment/ from a highly sensitive source use of the SECRET / SENSITIVE attachment requires C/ CI approval.) The source reported that Nicole , while working with the DGI in Cuba to expose the Agency , said that except for her father , her whole family were \"fascists\\_ She said that her father quit the NYT because of the restrictive editorial policy and he wished to write according to his beliefs \\_ Any\n\nLAD/ JFK Tas\n\n2 Attachments a / s\n\nCopy filed:\n\n201-50539", "pages": 15} {"id": "doc_1deaaa29_4ab6_4ee0_949c_1db95d0d1deb", "filename": "104-10121-10217.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10121-10217.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "104-10121-10217)\n\n\n## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nFR SEC 72-125 13 April 1972\n\nFOR:\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nP \\_ Box (Washington, c.)\n\n- 1 Reference is made to my telephonic request that a P 0 Box be Washington, D \\_ C\\_ in the alias Biego 5 . Mardones The true name of the Officer receiv\u00ecng material through fhis facility is Mr (Gilbert 0) Richmond \\_\n- 2 This memo confirms receipt. of:\n\n0 P 0 Box 4433 Brookland Stat\u00edon\n\nWashington, D\n\n- 3 Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.\n\n\n\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_a8692672_2387_4a71_99ba_688d40d085f0", "filename": "104-10122-10346.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10122-10346.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n| SENDER | SENDER | SENDER | AtIon Top | AtIon Top | AtIon Top |\n|---------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------|\n| | UNCLASSIFIED | CUNFIDENTLAL | CUNFIDENTLAL | | SECRET |\n| CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP | CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP | CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP | CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP | CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP | CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP |\n| To | NAME AND ADDRESS | NAME AND ADDRESS | DATE | DATE | INITIALS |\n| DDS | DDS | DDS | DDS | | |\n| 5 | 5 | 5 | 5 | | |\n| | | | | PREPARE REPLY | PREPARE REPLY |\n| | APPROVAL | DISPATCH | | RECOMMENDATION | RECOMMENDATION |\n| | COMMENT | FILE | | RETURN | RETURN |\n| | CONCURRENCE | INFORMATION | | SIGNATURE | SIGNATURE |\n\n\n## Remarks:\n\nAttached are copies of summaries of our operational involvement with Maheu. In addition to giving Mr Helms the originals \\_ I have also given copies to Mr \\_ Houston.\n\n\n\n\nFOLD HERE To RETURN To SENDER\n\nFROM:\n\nAND Pho\n\nDATE\n\nDirector of Security\n\n6/20/66\n\nUNCLASSIFIED\n\nCONFIDENTIAL\n\nSECRET\n\nUse previous editions 2-61 237\n\n(40)\n\nSUBJECT: Project HARPSTAK\n\n- 1 1958 Projece: mine his thinklng apd plans, and tha believed be may let down guard and becomo 3 tbat ha would not ordinarily accept [rom 2 man. May\n- Objsct Locate intelligenb, attractive, \"motionally 3table, iavolve \u20ac\n- 3 . January 1958 He advigad tbat 2 prominent could coze vP with 1 ocal:fie2 woman bc had not prog?arlng in thrcugh {eminins cbart, persaade his thinking in 3\n- 2 July 1958,\n- 5 . Caadidata\n- Avsust 1953 DCI\n\n\n\n- 7. Ausust 27 FE Divislon, Lntroduced Maheu Joaeph Sins . to\n- 8 . Smith emphaaized neod {or solid cover and buckstopping. close with movie colony, may induce who movic iateresta, story\n- 9 . Saptember 23 Mabeu and 0'Connell , Security, met wich if he couperative, would briaf him re Agsncy interest and objective 02 Project to He rssponded entbuBecure cover necbaniam. He be told oi City Bot\n- 10 . Cover 0: naturally because Story \"on :miag\n- Septembsr 23 arzived Ncw York (St. Regia) eBt. She Baemed to ba relieved about certain intermisgivings she had ol asgignment. to him socially by rclatlona organlzation. ) parsonal City\n- 1 2 . Se?tember 23 (aftarnoop) to givep 2 in 1429\n- : 3 . \"29 told she would b9 accompaaied by 4 2nion , travcling comGS-12). Would ostensecretary, but would b?, in \u00edact, woula look :0 {cr directicn.\n\n\n\n\n- and Cali\u00edornia 0. City\n- 15. Covcr arrangementa corrpleted by Hc to carzy a letter o[ Introductlon fro to knoam to Sukarno.\n\n\n- 16 . 0{ during the courbe of haz mission. It is knowa that Bh0 meet Sukarzo, his country on olficlal businaba, th\u00f8 purpose of the mission of her that during 12 2adegiro to bor and dld.\n\n- 17. Tba last know contact in the form of a telsphone call op 12 Aprul 196l whan she called on tbe sterile llne and talked to Hugb Tovar, She advis\u00f8d that party for ?resiLog Angeles on 21 Apr\u00edl 1961. Sbe wantad to know whethar Henry'9 Feople this Farty. A nagative rsBponss given. ing\n- 18. the prosent time, area\\_\n\n\n## PRCJECI NORTOLK\n\n- 28 03 3 According to (EABirsonnel tbe Subject was particularly desiroua controll\u00f8d source of the Office of Security in order to insure a other supportive service, Buch 28 car rentala, living accommodations, etc. were required apd authorized under (EADivision Project NORFOLX. 28\n- 06 1, In with the from 16 (1959)turu 18 New York phage of the'tour.\n\n- Mr.-Robert Maheu waa asked to arrange a party for California. He did tbis a attorney and figure previously granted a CSA for use by F5 Division. w29 introduced toa part-time and For the duration of(ing Hussein) in Los Angeles, 3 April tbru 7 April959) be and became frienda. Accordingly, was indicated by Mr;Gred integrated into th\u00f8 Stata party, that Hubein)desired to 0 '%nd that be wished to meet with ber during his in New York Clty from 14 April thru (ing stay King stay\n- 4, Because Of the between the Office of Security wag York\n- 09 5. On 13 April home of Security Office gource, at Beach; Long Island, for the period 14 April thru 18 April as a and(King Hussein) 06 At the same time, was registered at the Hotel Barclay, 1l1 East 48th Street, New York of Mrs, of El Paso, The publicity touching City,\n\non.tha relatlonahip became moro poiated, some public mention Lad been made of the= and thus it becaza\n\n- 6\\_ On 14 April wers tranaported to wag taken over meeting place between Long\n- aftez appropriato Becurity arrangements, Beach, Long Island, two Departrent of Stato Security Agente, a New hired chauffeur with apd party visited each ovening, remaining for about four to five houra.\n\n- 7. representative. She speculated about the poBBible sources of certain on how Mr. bad initially sought her out to Bervs At the time, unclear a8 to just what part Mr. \"I am employed the CIA. We continued but finally went to the party 6 trancepded what had been 8uggested.\n\n- 06 8 . at the requeat ADivisio; the Office of 09 and (he Xing) The Jast-recorded action by the Security Offlce in this case was 10 October 1960) 09\n- 9; All personal contacts by Security represeatatives in {h0\n- 10. Maheu a9 we undorstand it, never was introduced to and, as far a9\n\ncan be determined, \"fronted\" for all arrapgementa .\n\n\n- Security Office investigation conducted variously from 25 througb 17 of \\_ reflected no sub3tantivo derogatory germaae to the case. May\n\n3\n\n\n\nThird Pert Personl Leletton $ from", "pages": 9} {"id": "doc_9212cbd7_816a_4fcb_bdfe_79f1e9e150bd", "filename": "104-10095-10202.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10095-10202.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "FOB:\n\nDcputy Director for Opcrations\n\nSUBJECI\n\nMedia Inquizy to Cuban Exile Journalist Miani re Cuban Involvenant in Hatetgate Case and Actitudes in\n\nThis namorandun is {or your information only\n\nOn 7 May 1973 that of the Station VIERA Gonzalez a Cuban exile ournalist who vrites for Diario and received a call one FNU GOTTLIEB said be worked for Tines in (GOTILIES is bel:eved to 11192 Brandywine Kensington, Md \\_ who fornerly an eupioyee Sane Muclear Policy\" 'A to bureau 0f the Yoxk Iides verified;that One Has asked VIERA vhat people in Miani vere saying about and khat participarion {he Cubans i2 it\\_ He specifically the activities Reinaldo. PICO of Orlando PIEDRA (forner of Cuban Bureau and (forner Senator and Hc also asked if ITT had SAMJENIS Perdome (forner Chief of a who was anicably cerninated 1n 1372) apd Juan PAULA WH/Hiani proprietazy enployee and forner Controller curr extly employed an UGC proprietary) wcre still in the Miani area 1150 interested in Bdgardo BUTIARI , 1 Cuban born in Mest Iampa, Florida, and of Conmerce is report\u00f8dly Mr , Azcozding to GOTTLIEB , BUTTARI appointed \"political chief in the Republican Party\"\n\nTo Do RETURN ~ Background CIA Use Not Only Reproduce\n\n\n\n- 3 \\_ GOTTLIEB apparently che ectivities of kaew tkat Juan PAULA involved in the jewelry business (PAULA 2nd Antonio Felix a #H/Miani proprietary eaployee recently purchasad 2nd that Reinaldo PICO had resided in Venezuala and had rocently returned to tha United States \\_ The phona conversation lasted 45 ninutes GOTILIEB to Kiani chey lunch together.\n\n- 4 VIERA does not GOTTLIEB but talked to nin because said he resided in the Hashington area for years \\_ (BEIANCOURDwas formar Agency asset is currently Chief \u0152Econonic Planning and Budget, OAS The 4a5 VIERA said he provided infornation to GOTTLIEB On the is Cuban exile and \u00e4i\u00e0 not want interna U.5. affairs #e Rot COTTLIEB \"25 infereste\u00e0 1a Joequin or .Juan (Attached are sumnary biographies of persons of interest to GOTTLIEB.)\n\n5 EVA\"S ) w2s briefed on the of to A. PAUZA; who; works for 2 office spacs covef\\_ Azong other duties Perforned by ara the sent dependenrs of inprisoned assets #hich s\u00edgned in true PAULA was unaware had purchased a jeirelry in that is protected proprictary and he utRost confidance in the proprietary being able to field \"ith the is 9 post box sai\u00e0 possibly liaked \u00eehe trail end chere. proprietary could only be .linked the Aganc) \"y {He Qid say that Howard HUXT awara of served a5 securc far and AVAXT) are\n\n24\n\nIn\n\n~3-\n\n06\n\n6 che the@FMUTUAL offices are Ona the lawyers be the \"biggest cenary singer of connon receptionist area is also ncnitor all calls incoming and outgoing for the otber law firn\\_ that thare have been nunerous calls fron the oyerseas calls fo such pleces 25 Japan 0 d\n\n- 7 ba traveling to Massau apd returiing via Miani 0n 10 Hay 1973. talk wiih people at that cime other (The COS has been aler\u00e2ed call fron EVANS on 10 1973.) May\n\nJanps E: Elannery Acting Chief cc: Director of Security\n\n'Attachnents: Piographic Sunaries\n\n\n## Rene VIERA Gonzalcz\n\nReporter for Diario speaker Journalisn in Exile at Miami June 1957 {or\n\nIad Hational Bank\\_ Da\u00c9e not given\\_\n\nA\n\nReinaldo PICO Ranon\n\nPOA. granted 14 October 1960 as assst. 2586 Brigade, captured of of Prisoners Connission Cascro to negotiate re\u00ecease 0f prisoners in exchange for mechanical equipmant and supplies noeded by Cuba . Defected and re\u00c9used accojpany otier aenbars of Prisoners Conmission on cheir return to. Cuba in July 1961 POA grated 15 for CA/Pro? asset; SGSHIRLED 3:October 1964 OA 4 1966Anicably ternirated 50 June 1968 As of Venezuala\\_ Ir Decenber. 1969 was destribed by a a5 \"one not; know where the bluff begins is true and whar lie\" Bay PizsJuly\n\nOrlardo PIEDRA\n\n\n\na*a Orlando Eleno. #EGUERLA-PIEDRA\n\naka 0 , ROCA\n\naka\n\nBorn 18 Hevana, Cuba Beliaved to be Cuban: cicizan currently in Batista 'Gov\u00e8rnTold FBI June 1959 he w3s forced to ieave Cuba Batista, Reportedly of anti-Castro grovp in Juna 1559 In S\u00e6pt 59 reported to be Kolaido ex-Gubaz PIEDR4\n\nresponsible officials considercd directly \u00f2f Sesided Fla , During Bacista zegine PIEDRA \"35 in charge of all natters .pertaining to. garbling, rackets 2hd cortraband , In 1953 in also in 0f indication\n\n\n\nRolando (201-42669)\n\nCuban scnator and Quice active during early \u00fa0'5 in various anti-Castro eccivicies Recently four and Bistrict Court U,5 . neutrality iadicacion Ileadquarters 425 been in touch With subject\n\nBorn 1918 in Cuba; typifies i\u00f1 forner resine of Bacista\\_ and extortion\n\nStill considers hinself to b\u00ea has been virulent critic of\n\n\n\n\n\nEdgar Anthony BUTTARI (D.V.x.) Puig\n\naka Edgar BUTIARI (Doctor) aka BUTTARI Y (281-276771) Photo. Puig\n\nihile information in bis file d025 not coacsct there is unsourced infornacion in the card file BUTIARI was in in in che Sprin: in relacion SUTTARI 5 Revolucionary Deroczatic Front (FRD) iavolved in business ventures in Sou\u00cah is associeted with Charles in busincss.\n\n\nEdgazdo was born 14 August 1909 West Tampa Fiorida, the a Cucan in Cuban Appointed Cuban: Inspector Instrucior of the Ministry of State in 1955, He eiaz Urder Secretary Labor In' 1938 Je to seryed 25 Secretary of Connerce uncil {le lafer 'inistez of the Cuban Foreign Service\\_ by Batista in 1942 , uncil 1844 for Kabana\\_ He renains\u00e0 in until. 1952.\n\n\nartived in in Miani Fforida the Ravolutionary tera 0f in 1938 ke was asponsibl6 for Anerican represencaclves of lard exporters in che etc.) for increasing prices\\_ to put {orward legisletlon of nationalistic tendencies, warning \"Yankee Imperialisa\"\\_ an\u00e0 unfricndly co He later changed ia 1938 becare nore azxious to cooperate with eppareatly having gotton over his cgenly However , hc did zot eppear Hie been 35 large\n\n", "pages": 8} {"id": "doc_d7c7f176_7d22_4bb5_bc33_277d00ec84fb", "filename": "104-10014-10051.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10014-10051.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "SECRET\n\n\n\nFRP :\n\n2\n\nSTAFP\n\nc/EUR/ NOR\n\n(729)\n\nINFO\n\nEUDORECORD\\_\n\nEUR/LGL ,\n\nMDSX ,\n\n99\n\nCIC/EUR\n\n(3/w)\n\n96 3123036 ASO\n\nPAGE 001\n\nIN 3123036 94608\n\nTOR :\n\n0812482\n\nPBB\n\n96\n\n19-6\n\n\n## 0812472 FEB 96 STAFF 19 ~ 6\n\nCITE( COPENHAGEN )94608\n\nIO: IMMEDIATE DIRECTOR \\_ 99 99 9 FOR: LIMIT EUR\n\nSLUGS :\n\nWNINTEL RYBAI\n\nSUBJECT = RELEASE OF CLASSIFIED DOCUMENT\n\nDIRECTOR 633349 96 3117723\n\n\n## 1 ACTION ' REQUIRED: PARA 2 14-6\n\n2 : THE FAX (TATION)RECEIVED APPEARS: TO BE INCOMPIETE . II CONIAINED A COVER SHBET A ONE - PAGE (OPENHAGEN CABLE STATING \"NO IRACES AND THE FIRSI PAGE OF A DIRECTOR CABLE REQUESTING TRACES ON HARVEY ( (OSWALD) ) UNLESS THE MISSING PORTIONS OF THE DIRECTOR CABLE HAVE SOME BEARING . ON @ENMARK STATION CANNOT MAKE A CASE AGAINST RELEASE OF. THIS MATERIALN-UwE WOULD INSIST HOWEVER , THAT CRYPTS BE DELETED AS REF INDICATED WOULD BE\n\n\n## 3 PLEASE KEEP US APPRISED OF DATE THESE DOCS BE RELEASED THAT (TATION) MAY INFORM AMBASSADOR AND OUR (IAISON)SERVICE CHIEFS (4-6 24\n\nCL BY : 0716497 CL REASON : 1.5 (C) DECL ON :\n\nFILE: 021-120-004/1. DECL DRV. HUM\n\nEND OF MESSAGE\n\nSECRET\n\nDO: NOT DESTROY CROSS FILE COPY FOR 201*0289248", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_eadecd62_5a19_4295_8516_230a004b8fe5", "filename": "104-10130-10305.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10130-10305.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "SUB JECT\n\nILE No\n\n\n\n- FILE OF The SUB JECT Has BEEN REVIEWED AnD No AcTion BEEN TAKEN FOR REASON :\n\nWithin FIVE YEAR S\n\nASS / GNMENT OVERSEAS\n\nPoss BLE RETIREMENT OR RES / GNAT / ON\n\nON\n\n(Other)\n\n- 2 : View OF THE ABOVE This CASE HAS BEEN PENDED To\n- This 15 To BE FORWARDED To SECT / ON \\_ CLEAR ANCE BRANCH , Upon RETURN OVERSEAS OR ANY CURRENT\n\n\n\nREMARKS\n\nRETURN T@ CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce\n\n\n\nCOMFIDENTIAL\n\n\n\nFoRM\n\n3. 63\n\n1986d\n\n\n\n\n## CONFIDENTIAL\n\nWhen Filled In)\n\n\n## REINVESTIGATION\n\nDATE\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_5fff60ed_f2ed_4573_ae79_72165448d6bf", "filename": "104-10119-10220.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10119-10220.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2 7 Junc 1968\n\nMEMORANDUM' FOR:\n\nC/CI/OA\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nP: (201-253203)\n\nREFERENCE :\n\nCI/OA Mcmorandum of 6 June 1968\n\nIn response to 2( ferenced mcmorandum , th? followinformation is prov:(cv: ing\n\n- 1 Ficld and i'cadquarcers traces = othcr than operational material contained in subjcct' s 201 filcs, are negative\\_ Green List requcst No \\_ 189405 submitted 26 June 1968 \\_\n- 2 . From 1961 until August 1966 subjcct livcd in Mcxico City Jis wifc and two children. Ihile in Mexico Jexico\\_City and Central and Latin ational activity 1966 , obliged to duc to \u00e0is crcas \"cdical in tac altitudc cncouncercd In (ccohcr 1960 subjcct establishcd rcsidcucc his cover consultant 08 to WUSALIN: , been employed in '2s Since 1965, prcscnt thcre he:e bcen J10 in status\\_ Cicy , Cit: ing\n\n\n\nS E C R E T\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_1ee7f79b_6661_4487_95ac_da77ec3d06a6", "filename": "104-10097-10069.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10097-10069.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_da680806_052c_4990_9768_aaac625e6e41", "filename": "104-10123-10098.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10123-10098.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\n66483\n\n\n\n03\n\nFBQ\n\nDeputy Mirector\n\n\n\n- 0 1dentity card,\n- 2 photograph, 0f ere reguestea 192. Eyes Blue; 200 Camlexdo Ruddy; B\u00edrth to utilize Don-backstopped, mutlple 1n Ban 1be;\n- 3. vben the SubJect bag\n\n\n\nBackground Use Only Do Not Reproduce\n\nRETURN T@ CIA\n\n\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_fab4fc76_1c8b_43ea_9605_6f4c083c1804", "filename": "104-10170-10036.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10170-10036.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "DaTE\n\nTo\n\nFROM\n\nACTION:\n\nINFO\n\ns/c 2\n\nWA VE DIR SJAN 0835\n\nGYROSE\n\nREF 1362\n\n- In INITIAL DISCUSSION WITH IDEN KE Inforizd KARNLEY HE IS LOCALLY WITK DRE (FOR DIR; SEE PaRA REF) , IDEN SA ID HAS BEEN WITK JOSE BROTHER Of CARLOS #TRIPA\" ARTECONA;\n- 2, ARTECONA IDEN A'5 MINIATURE WISHED TRANSMIT WHICH; HIS ,ORGANIZATION Has IDEN ACCORDING To ARTECONA IDEN \"DIPLOMA' AND Has IRANSMITTED MESSAGES BUT ONE OCCASION TRANSMITT\u00caD ONE UNIT SMALL ARMS\n- 3 QUERIED FURTHER IDEN A KAS NEVER Who ACTUALLY IDEN B NOR IDEN INVOLVED \\_ WHOLE STORY FAIRLY LOOSE\n- 4 ~ KARNLEY DECL INEd IDEN A SUGSESTION That HE Talx DIRECTLY WITK SUSGESTED InSTEAD IDEN A ADVISE ARTECONA To PRESENT HIS REQUEST FOR ASSISTAVCE To\n\nREPRODUCTON BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFfI\u00c7E IS PROHIBITED.\n\n\n\n\nCopy Na:\n\n\n\nSAN\n\nTfV 10\n\nCLASSIFIED\\_MESSAGE\n\n8\n\nr\u00e7uind\n\nRouting\n\nNov 8 . 23\"32 &\n\nRQUF INE\n\nin 15095\n\n\n\n(ARTECona PREFIOUSLY Contact) EXPRESSING Had INDEED DEVELOPED SUCH CHANNEL INTERESTED ,\n\n- 5 IDEN A HAS SA ID PRESENT To Contact DUR Ing VISIT MIAMI WXICH EXPECTS\n- 6 SJAN THIS WAY S0 WAVE CHANNEL IF CONSIDERED DESIRABLE HOWEVER\n- ADVISE\\_\n- 8 FOR HAGU: IS DIRECTORIO REVOLUCIONARIO ESTUIANTIL, PRO#INENT CUBAN EXILE STUDENT GROUP WITH Long iatin IS IY MIAMI VITH MARG INAL REPRESENTATICY San Juan", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_9e263c55_8dbf_4422_bf86_6ed8364ae39a", "filename": "104-10102-10237.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10102-10237.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10102-10237\n| DISPATcF | |\n|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------|\n| Chief, Special Affairs Staff | |\n| info. FROM | |\n| Chief of Station, JMWAVE 'Operational /TYPIC/AMTRUNK Project AMTRUNK Operational Review | microfilm |\n\n\n\n\n## CQNTINUATION OF DISPATCH\n\nUFGA 8381\n\n\n## AMTRUNK /1 in turn may be\\_expected to keep AMCAPE /1 fully informed 15 control over AMTRUNK 1 or\n\n- B \\_ This operation has if any AMTRUNK agents are picked up by In Cuba Not only will KUBARK stand to suffer be tied directly in to the operation as may also QKFLOWAGE , by whom AMTRUNK /1 is employed , The latter could prove to be most embarrass be fully recognized as a possibility, if not \u00e0 probabillty , in the levent any of the AMTRUNK team fall into Castro ing\n- The security of this operation has certain questionable aspects At least s1x people were told about the operation in varying degrees prior to time the team was safehoused . Iwo of the agents AMICE/27 and AMICE/14 did E\u00ebsts It 15 1s an Unznown nature from his KUBARK contacts An undercurrent of friction has recently developed between AMICE/14 and AMTRUNK /3 which manifested itself in fistfight on 29 March \\_ This was precipitated by AMTRUNK /3 who called .AMICE/14 the Cuban term for homosexual= the ultinate insult to a Cuban \\_ This in turn Bives rise to the question whether AMICE/14, with a possible history of homosexual activity (see UFGA-8411) , has made such an 'approach . to AMTRUNK /3 \\_ the\n- D The commitments made to AMICE/27 or which AMICE/27 claims were made to him are a matter of concern to the Station. This is an area over wbich future misunderstanding or aggravation might easily develop.\n\n\nE The Phase I landing point appears highly risky \\_ It is within five miles of cruise missile site radar and in an area frequently patrolled by sea\n\n- opera tions ained also I\u00e0ck of control Ehe ATRUNK operation , the of the two operations crossing or targetting on the same individual will be present .\n\n- 3 \\_ In examining the strengths of the AMTRUNK operation the AMTRUNK group as a whole represents superior agent materiel four have been\\_outstanding in appear to have a nu\u00f1ber on the inside whon they ex pect to be able to call on for assistance Although they have of direct touch with a number of these contacts for period: ranging to two years this is frequently the case in this type of The objective of the' operation is worthwhile They\n- 4 Based 0p the ` advantages and 'digadvantages outlined above of JMWAVE Station moment gice @peration at requestted JMAVE 2s In and Planning WIII continu\u00eb If Headquarters decision 1s to continue with the operation at this tile operational plans for Phase I and Phase II will be submitted as formulated.\n\n\nEND OF MESSAGE\n\n\n\n\n\nCLASSIFICATION\n\nPAGE no\n\nCONTInUED\n\n2\n\n5.80 530 1401\n\nUsE Previous Edition\n\n1 2 1 0 9 1 881 [\n\nI\n\nII \\_\n\n\n## PROJECT AMTRUNK\\_OPERATIONAL REVIEW\n\n\n## STATUS REPORT ON TRAINING AND PROCESSING\n\nThe AMTRUNK Team cons isting of AMICE/27 AMICE/14, AMTRUNK /2 and AMTRUNK /3 were safehoused on 4 March 1963 at Safesite #164 on Plantation Andrew $ \\_ PARMERS KUROAR instructor from headquarters was already at the training site when the team was brought there by the two case officers, Irving N PEGGINS and Hobart J VANDEBORN PARMERS remained at the safesite until 16 March time conducted training in clandes= methods and techniques This training included security, cover and compartmentation, clandestine communications agent spotting\\_ selection, recruitment and managenent and operational planning and reporting \\_ The trainlng included group discussion and participation series of 'appropriate operational situations several problems and daily physical trainlng\\_ During this two week period, either PEGGINS or VANDEBORN visited the safesite every spending an average of 'two or three hours with the group in operational discussions and processing \\_ During the week of 18 thru 23 March both case officers spent a majority of the time with the group debriefing them detail on their operational contacts workin out operational details of their infiltration, and continuing their training on an infornal basis The week of 25 through 30 March was spent in PM-type training with emphasis on compass and map reading\\_ including two night problems and on weapons familiarization and firingDuring the period under discussion the AMTRUNK group were all LCFLUTTERED , were assessed by the KUROAR assessment team were given an initial series of immunizations were issued clothing, were processed for alias documentation, were processed for disguises, and were further processed on cover and finance problens The results of the LCFLUTTER examinations were sent to headquarters under cover of UPGA-8111 on 13 March 1963 \\_ Based on DIR 26430 , no further LCFLUTTER is planned at the present time\\_ Transmitted' as att\u00e0chment \"A\" to this dispatch is PARMERS report on his training of the AMTRUNK group , transmitted as attachment \"B\" are the results of the assessments of the AMTRUNK group, and transmitted as attachment \"C\" is the trainng report for the week of 25 March \\_ 'tine day ,\n\n\n## AMTRUNK MISSION OBJECIIVE\n\nHe proiect obiective to overthrow the by means Of conspiracv @mong Eoverment 2 which \u00f6\u00fcsf\n\n\n\n4-0oo0o\n\n\n\ntlve Communists \u00cbrom power A secondary and s\u00fcbordinate Inissi\u00f2n is to determine the climate prevailing among populace in Havana for \u00f6rganizing resistance elenents capable of either passiv\u00eb or active sabotage This secondary mission is exploratory in ture only through the first phases the project In order t\u00f6 \u00e4ccomplish the foregoing nissions the operation has be\u00ebn split into two initial phases which will b\u00eb c\u00f6mp\u00e4rtmented from each oth\u00ebr Phase One involves thie black infiltration @f AMTRUNK /2 and 3 on the north\\_coast of Havana provinc\u00eb These two individuals plan to into Havana approximately and then exfiltrate black from the point at which they infiltrated Phase Two. AMICE/2Z will consist of through the keys area the north coast of Matanzas Th\u00ebs\u00eb two individuals will likewis\u00eb g@into Havan\u00e4 of several we\u00ebks \u00e4nd then exfiltrate bl\u00e4ck These two phases are discuss\u00ebd in detail in following par\u00e4graphs designed to set upinfiltration exfiltration routes @nd to make\\_initial contacts amopg high Level military figures in Havana The following paragraphs discussing these phases ar\u00eb not dsigned to be operational pl\u00e4ns Detailed operational plans for each phase will be forwarded veloped. na\n\n\n## III PHASE 1\n\n\n## A AMTRUNK Personnel\n\nsupported\n\n1 AMTRUNK /2 is year old Cuban \u00efvho is mature for his years in som\u00eb d\u00ebgre\u00eb experienced in cland\u00ebstine operati\u00f6ns H\u00eb in Havana for wo years majoring in Social Studies Prior to Fidel'3 takeover A/2 v\u00e4s allied to student elenents the Partido Autentico which upheld the constituti\u00f6n 1940 He the revolution against B\u00e4tista till it became apparent that Castro had cast his lot for a Communist regim\u00eb During his university years from 1959 to 1961 he was ac 'tively engaged in supporting anti-Castro groups with weapons and materials Following the Playa Giron invasion\u00e1 great many the Havana underground were rolled but A/2 avoided He continued in this work through 1961 and finally left\\_Cuba Although does not consider an he has been cooperative throughout H a individual who displays good judgement His present attitude towards KUBARK appe\u00e4rs t\u00f2 be \u00f6ne \u00f6f \"wait and see In m\u00eb\u00e4nwhile he is consciedtiously applying hinself in preparation for his missi\u00f6n and\n\n\n\n14-0oooo\n\n\n\n\n\n- 2 AMTRUNK /3 old Cuban in contrast to A/2 is volatiler imature and inpulsive On the other hanc he is qu\u00edte Ioyal to quick wit is app\u00ebaling to hi\u00efs fellow team memb\u00ebrs He worked under A/2 in the underground as an action type principally engaging in sabotage His underground work began while he was in secondary school when in 1958 he supported tlie revolution against Batista In late 1960 he sided with the counter-revolutionaries and began full time anti-Castro activities After the cr\u00e4ck down following the of Pigs invasion he avoided detection and continued to engage in underground activities Finally when the situation became hopeless h\u00eb left Cuba by air for Miami While A/3 has performed s\u00e4tisfac torily in his up to date, his performance falls far short of the other thr\u00eb\u00eb members A/3 feels KUBARK should only function as support for this operation and Ghould not interfere in the of the operati\u00f6n Furtunately his role in this operation is comparatively minor and h\u00eb \u00e4ppears Willing t\u00f6 omply with A/2 decides Nev\u00ebrtheless direct control @f the future Bay\n\n\n## B TASKS\n\n- at\n- 1 Conduct black infiltration landing at Punta La Jijir\u00e4 (AMS 3785 I) establish \u00ebontact with the farm manager section\n- 2 Thro\u00fcgh contacts of A/3 obtain transportation for A/2 to Guanaba or H\u00e4vana\n- 3 Although not definite A/3 may remain \u00e4t his train assets in maritime reception and clandesti\u00f1e c\u00f6mmunications Having completed this he would then be ex filtrated at Punta Jijira\n- A/2 will g\u00f6 to Havana and obtain safehouse and operational support through his contacts\n- 5 A/2 will contact and devel\u00f6p two potential assets witli high level connections within the Rebel Army\n- 6 A/2 will train support and operational assets in clandestine communications as well \u00e4s arrange for transportation for his exfiltration\n- 7 Exfiltration of A/2 at Punta La Jijira or Puerto Escondido (AMS 3885 II)\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## C INFIL-EXEIL PLANS\n\n- 1 The tentative date for the infiltration of A/2 and 3 Punta: La Jijira is 18 1963 . The infiltrees will niake their way farm one kilometer from the coast and from there A/2 will be provided with transportation to g0 to Guanabo or Havana at May\n- 2 The exfiltration of A/3 wili occur after his infiltration. This \u00e4rrangment, a5 yet, is not definite\n- 3 . The exfiltration of A/2 is tentatively planned for 31 1963 \u00e4t Punta La Jijira or Puerto Escondido A/3 f\u00eb\u00ebls that Puerto Escondido would \u00e4fford mor\u00eb secure point for exfiltration but that \u00e0 reconnaisance of the area wou ld be necessary before final decision is reached Prearranged telegram signal indicate his preference May\n- 4 , The above dates fall within a favorable moon phase for maritime \u00f6perations In addition th\u00eb infil-exfil schedule will \u00e4llow for an extra margin beyond the 10 days which A/2 considers the minimum acceptable period of time t\u00f2 make his contacts\n\n\n## D OPERATIONAL \u00c4SSETS WITHIN CUBA\n\n- 1 Following the successful infiltration of A/2 and 3 the two men work their way to farm owned j\u00f6intly from the point \u00d6f infiltration They will make contactawith the manager the farm of ag\u00eb is married and has an elementary school education He no record \u00f6f underground activity A/3 will depend upon make the following contacts in order to obtain transportation to Guanabo Havana:\n- a wh\u00f6 lives few kilometers in owns small farm and in th\u00eb area and also owns a truck He is years of age married with six or seven children He was jailed for \u00e0 brief period in the past for counter= revolutionary activities\n- b unsuccessful in truck he will operates farm next He old , married children wife 5 name He w\u00e4s in 1954 \\_ He owns a jeep .\n\n\n\n\n14-0oooo\n\n\n\n\u20ac Another contact of A/3 age 21 single \u00ebdu\u00ebation\\_ He provided suppolt in the form of food and safehousing t\u00f6 underground workers in the pastHis address Havana He owns in section of Havana Subject will be contacted by A/3 if he needs t\u00f6 be safehoused in H\u00e4v\u00e4na\n\n2 The following assets would b\u00eb c\u00f2ntacted by A/2 afte\u00ef arriving in Havana They will be contacted in th\u00eb order listed function will be t\u00f6 provide safehouses and vehicles for of age b\u00f6rn in Havana A/2 f\u00efrst m\u00ebt her when she was st\u00fcdent at the Universitv of Havana majoring in Social Sciences Presently she lives with h\u00ebr \u00e4unt in Havana and A/2 h\u00e4s maintained respondence with her She h\u00e4s h\u00eblped previously in providing safehousing for the underground She \u00e4ls\u00f6 has a car.\n\n\nb born in H\u00eb is who lives \u00e4nd in Havana has helped in underground \u00e4ctivities previous He has a brother tw\u00f6 daughters and s\u00f6n now residing in the U.5 His daughters liv\u00eb in New Jersey and last seen by 4/2 about six m\u00f6nths Subject was a member of th\u00eb Partido Pueblo Cubano an anti-Batista group and was \u00e0 professor at the University \u00f6f Havana up until 1961 when he realso close friend ly\n\n- c age about 60; born in Cienfuegos a well as th\u00eb f\u00f6rmer head of the Subject was originally m\u00ebmber of the Autentico and clained to be \u00e0 KUBARK confidante during Castro 5 take\u00f6ver an ment and two cars and has previously helped in gr\u00f6und \u00e4ctivities He has daughter wh\u00f6 works for the government but is not sympathetic to the regime Th\u00eb husband of this daughter\\_ howevei' works A/2 has maintained correspondence Party\n- d age about @, born in Havana single Subject is teacher who runs small private She was A/2 's offered support the underground. by herself has an \u00e4ut\u00f6m\u00f6bil\u00eb \u00e4nd is a close friend of A/2 and his wifeto\n\n\n\n\n\ne age @24 born in Havana singl\u00eb m\u00f6ther and father deceased \\_ She attended the University of Havana and Villanova Sh\u00eb became cl\u00f6se friend of A/2 during their student 'days in H\u00e4vana She has record of underground work She lives the summer A/2 felt he might attempt to cont\u00e4ct her if she w\u00e4s living \u00f6rder to safeh\u00f6use A/3 there if necessal at\n\n3 The following two operational assets will be contacted by A/2 after he is safehoused in Hav\u00e4n\u00e0 Their function will be to spot officers disaffected with the Castro Regime Army a;. married Subject h\u00f6lds the in th\u00eb Rebel Army but is not presently active duty H\u00eb was a friend \u00f6f Castro during the revolution \u00e4nd 4/2 clains he still maintains some contact with Fidel also been working in a limited fashion against Fidel and was originally \u00e4ssociated with th\u00eb MRR Monte Cristo groups interest has be\u00ebn trying to ganize his frinds within the Reb\u00ebl against Fidel discreet individual who has not been identified as an anti-Castro organizer b\u00ff the G-2 A/2 claims to b\u00eb a close friend ofCES and trusts him completely A/2 saw and talked to his flying out of PBRUMEN as refugee and Army\n\nb age serv\u00ebd in the W\u00f6rld War II According to A/2 was made commander of Following the disappearance was removed fr\u00f6m the post and pr\u00ebsently lives on an Army pension as well as royalties from property confiscated by the government He said QUARIM started working against Castro within th\u00eb under Manuel RAY For a timghe was s\u00ebcretary of the MRP and became quit\u00eb involved in plotting against Fidel A/2 also stated that it was rumored \u00e4t the time working for the MRP that he was also \u00e0 KUBARK agent Eventually placed on a G-2 suspect list but acc\u00f6rding to was able to \u00ebvade detection Subject h\u00e4s go\u00f6d connections within the Rebel Army and revolutionary government 4/2 trusts this individual and has c\u00f6nfidence in him \u00e4s potential operational lead in spite of c\u00f6nflicting reports which mention \u00e4n opportunist\\_\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n4/2 ma; attempt to cont\u00e4ct the following operational ass\u00ebt if Je has an opportunity to make contact marri\u00ebd former m\u00ebnber of the P\u00e4rtido Puebl\u00f6 Cubano He fought with Raul C\u00e4stro in Sierra Cristobal Area Following the Castro tak\u00ebover he serv\u00ebd one of the military Z\u00f6nes within H\u00e4vana province Ev\u00ebntually he was given lesser assignments and A/2 thinks he is now i\u00f1 Prov\u00efnce He his underground group during 1961 b\u00ff supplying trucks for transporting w\u00ebapons and materials\n\n\n## E COVER AND COMMUNICATIONS\n\n\n## 1 Cover\n\nA/2 will be issued documentation claiming he is an employee of local brewery in Havana A/3 on the other hand will b\u00eb issued documentation as a bus driver within the city of Havana Both will also be issued drivers licenses and \u00e4dditional items such immunization certificates, Cuban receipts etc The two men will also be outfitted with disguises\n\n\n## 2 . Communications\n\nPrimary communications will be established thr\u00f6ugh an system Both men will be given SW instruction and will be issued acc\u00f6mmodation addresses in Miami Ihis instruction and these addresses in turn will be passed on to the recruited assets in PBRUMEN for us\u00eb as the operation develops. arranged signals will also be devised for use by the tean via telegram to indicate their progress and confirm their place and time exfiltration Both members will also be given OWVL system to provide them with quick instructions in c\u00e4s\u00eb of an emergency Preof\n\n\n## F OPERATIONAL AND SECURITY EVALUATION\n\n1 The \u00f6perational aspects of Phas\u00eb I portrays mission which h\u00e4s considerable p\u00f6tential but also considerable risk The area of infiltration is within five miles of 2 cruise missile site and its accompanying radar In addition boat patrols kaown to work this portion of the coast at frequent intervals Once infiltrated the team will not have to travel far before their first contact. However A/3 is leary of staying at his any length of time and he does not w\u00e4nt his to know of his pr\u00ebsence in Cuba For this reason the f\u00e4rm will not be able to S\u00ebrve as safehouse A/2 plans on leaving the f\u00e4rm the same day\\_he lands This presents the problem @f what d\u00f6 On approach is to take A/3 to\n\n\n\n\n\nt6 Guanab\u00f6 or Havana and safehouse him This jeopardize the oper\u00e4tion becaus\u00eb A/3 lacks the ma turity and patience n\u00ebcessary to stay while A/2 goes about his business He may take advantage of his visit to Havana to undertake clandestine assignnent \u00f2n his @wn When A/2 \u00e4n\u00e4 3 step ashore in Cub\u00e4 ; c\u00f6ntrol will \u00ef\u00e4nish Fortun\u00e4tely A/2 hias sufficient resource of judgement to g\u00f6 about his busi= ness competently Unfortuna A/3 gives no such indication F\u00f6r this reason \u00e4n attempt will b\u00eb made to steer A/3 towards developing assets around witl maritime reception capabilities put tely\n\n2 A/2 , on the other hand appears to have a sufficient numbe \u00f6f supporting assets to provide for his saf\u00ebty while in Havana However he has over 2 yea\u00ef . In addition both men \u00e4re presently outside of the Cuban Army organization and this position may dampen their effectiveness in recruiting within the Army St\u00e4tion reports 'flict with A/2 5 evaluation of this man While there is no evidenc\u00eb to verify is pr\u00f6-regime there has been 2 recent report \u00f6n him from AMLEO /3 which an opportunist who might work for the highest bidder 4/2's rebuttal to these renarks is assisted him in the past and when the chips were down c\u00f6ntinued to aid him in his underground a\u00ebtivities This still leaves question mark next to the worth unfortunately be resolved by direct contact between him and A/2 There are other security implications which should be discussed in evaluation Both A/2 \u00e4nd cannot b\u00eb considered truly curity conscio\u00fcs While safeho\u00fcsed A/2 wr\u00f6te 2 letter to contact in Miami which was to be transmitted by his case officer The letter gave an indication that A/2 contacts in Havana and conv\u00ebyed the impression that trip was in the dfing A/2 has written several other letters not s\u00eb\u00ebn by his C Os which might have given the same impression A/3 on th\u00eb other hand talked auite freelyabout operation to four friends\\_ in New York prior to coming to and that h\u00eb was Jofning AMICE/27 on an operation that would take them first to Miami and then t\u00f6 Cuba Onc\u00eb there would go to begin to make contacts A/3 also stated that a man \u00f6ne of their con= t\u00e4c This loose with \u00c4/3 's attitude that KUBARK exists only to serv\u00eb him makes him \u00e0 narginal candi= date for this oper\u00e4tion However if A/3 is exfiltrated three days after his entry into Cuba the operation will gain his usefulness and eliminate som\u00eb of the risk he presents not sehis they ts\n\n\n\n\n\n3 : The above evaluation stresses the operational and security weeknesses in this operation In contrast to these weaknesses are the pogitive consideratlons of thls mission\\_ A/2 the intelligence competence;, and confidence to approach and recruit two assets with the potential for developing anti-regime operations at a high level within the Cuban The results which these anti-regime activities can accomplish is a matter for conjecture but it appears that carry potentialNevertheless if the operation continues it will bear close watching in terms of security and control for these factors will jeopardize the operation as as KUBARK 8 position 1f iot properly contained, has Army \\_ they well\n\n\n## IV\\_ PHASE II\n\n\n## A AMTRUNK\\_PERSONNEL\n\nAMICE /27 of the\\_AMTRUNK a 41 year f 'amily. His father deceased , was prominent individual in law and politics \u00e0nd was at one time a senator A/27 himself graduated from Iaw school in Habana and was practising lawyer In 1959 he becane legal adviser to Camilio Cienfuegos Following the disappearance of Cienfuegos in October 1959\\_ A/27 began to engage 1n counter-revolutionary activities In 1961 at which time he held the position of UnderSecretary of Publ1c Works = he felt that his underground activities: had come to the attention of the government and he took refuge along w\u00edth his wife the Venezuelan Embassy \\_ He was given safe conduct fron to PBPRIME in late 1961\\_ Subject 1s intelligent, articulate and highly motivated. He has some experience in counter-revolutionary activities and has demonstrated an excellent capacity for learning clandestine techniques\\_ He has very large ego\\_ and aristocratic pride is very sensitive and is auick to take offense He 1s frank to state that a low opinion of .KUBARK that nor h\u00eb senfs KUBHRX He States that he present regime in own coun and that he Will accept KUBARK aid and advice but will not accept KUBARK control\\_ His attitude although not hostile \u00efs frequently critical, and he presents 9 dlfficult handling problem May try\n\n2 AMICE/14 is a 26 year old Cuban citizen who is also a l\u00e0w graduate of the University. of Havana He has been in'volved much of his adult life in clandestine activities Subject arrived by small boat in June 1961 in PBPRIME .He 1s highly motivated 1s intelligent and objective and has a very highly developed security consciousness developed from his counter-revolutionary experiences From January to July 1961 he flltration/exfiltration trips to and and has an excellent knowledge of the area \\_ He 1s easy to work\n\nB\n\n\n\nwith and has evidenced 'little of the hostilities or antiKUBARK feelings shown by AMICE/27\n\n- 3 AMTRUNK /4 . Subject is a year old fisherman from the area who took refuge 1n PBPRIME 1n February 1963 \\_ He had previously assisted A/14 in infils \u00e0nd exfils and will be used as a maritime guide\\_\n\n\n## TASKS\n\n- 1 Make preliminary black maritime Infiltration by small boat onto Cinco Leguas (AMS 4085 III) to contact individuals wbo formerly asgisted 'AMICE/14 1n infil-exfil 'operations Key Map\n- 2 \\_ Through contacts on Cinco Leguas organize a ratline into the mainland, including making arrangements for transportation into Havana \\_ Key ,\n- Through the mechanismn establlshed above move to Havana and obtain safehousing\\_ and operational support\n- Make all nec\u00e8ssary arrangements for subsequent exfiltration and future infiltrations \\_\n- 5 Approach and recruit two individuals with contacts among important military figures\\_ key\n- 6 Establish internal and external communicatlons \\_\n- 7 Bxfiltrate from Pbase II\\_\n- It to inflltrate AMICE/27 AMICE/14, and into area on or about 23 April Subjects will take small boat with silent motor into area and remain in the area for approximately three 'days during which time will remain black the boat hidden in the mangroves and contact Individuals known to then on Cinco Leguas \\_ They will make arrangements with contacts at that point to re-activate contacts of AMICE/14 on the mainland at Casualidad (Map 4085 III Grid Square 1747) and contacts in the town of Marti and Cardenas Plans will be time with these\\_contacts for 2 part of at Keys they keep\n- which again go into Cinco Leguas and expect to be 'passed on through these contacts to Havana Subjects will exfiltrate by small boat on or about 26 April and Will be met by the parent craft in open water to the north of Cruz del Padre (Map sheet 4085 IV) Cayo\n\n", "pages": 12} {"id": "doc_d91858ca_63bf_4c75_aad8_02bcfb78d491", "filename": "104-10170-10037.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10170-10037.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "| | 666 | CLASSIFIED_NESSAGE | |\n|------|-------|----------------------|---------|\n| | | | Routing |\n| To | | | |\n| FROM | SAN | Das NOY 8 | 23432 & |\n| | | O | |\n| INFO | s/c 2 | | |\n| | | In 15096 | |\n\nInfo\n\nDIR\n\nGYROSE\n\nREF '5095)\n\nIDEY USIA REPRESENTATIVE, SaN Juan,\n\nLEE, NETHERLANIS\\_CONSUL\n\n\n\nOny Do RETURN Us\u00f8 Reproduoa Not\n\n\n\nGRQUP\n\nREPRODUCTION 5Y CTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFtI\u00c7E IS PROHIBITED\n\nNo Copy", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_e224cbbc_1bd4_4439_a925_ffd67ef67780", "filename": "104-10172-10133.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10172-10133.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_dc8a625c_f4af_4896_b0ce_5ff4b865d38c", "filename": "104-10077-10153.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10077-10153.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "85,38\n\nPARI\n\nBRUS\n\nHAG\u00da\n\nQPE\n\nS\u00ceOC\n| | | | PRLX | 99 |\n|------|------|-----------|-----------|------|\n| GNVA | CAIR | BEIR | TELA RIOD | |\n| | | | LAP4 | |\n| LISB | HILA | OTTA TBIB | | |\n\nPrchie;\n\n5538\n\nINDSX\n\nNo INDEX\n\nBd 0\n\n\n## (2' 22\n\nI4\n\n5\n\n\n## 2! 2\n\n85387w\n\n\n\n2\n\nREPRODUCTION\n\n5\n\n299-120-47\n\nROT-ACRIEVED OP 2 FAILURC ALONE . 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LECTURE A1 OF 231-879961 , S\u00ee#TED M4RTIN ALS0 SUSPECTED JKLANCE InVOLVEMENT Iw ASSASSIvA%ALCOLM X HE SURE THIs ABOUT\n- 3 , \"0 VISA FOR HE \u00eeOLD JEPYX/1 HE WANTED Go PEXING G5T FOR UNIFIED EFFORT AMONS ALL CCLORED PEOPLES FIGH\u00ee RACIAL DISCRIMINATION HE SCMEWHAT OF RuNAR OUND\n\n\n\n2 1C27 APPARZNTLY ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUI VISIT THOUGH HAS HOPES BEING ABLE WHERE HE PRGCEEDED\n\n- 4 \\_ 1: #ILLIans DISPLAYED CURIOUSLY AMBIVALEWT LUTHER HE CLEARLY KARBORS RESENT 5 RELATIVELY AFFLUENT BACKGROUND 45 CC:PARED\n- 5 . #ILLIANS SSM5 ETHIOPIAN AND CR ITICAL \u00dbF 45 WELL AnD THIs HIs EYES OF In AFRICA. JEPYX/1 ASKED HE PROBLE; JF FJTURz \u00dbF FCR In \u00c0FRICA #ITx \u00dbF HE FOR AFRICA BLAC; APPZARED SCOR =\n- OVERALL JEPYX/ ! EVALUATION #ILLIAviS: \"HE 4 LOT \u00ee\u00fb EYES aY3 IDEAS OF IT BECAJSZ 4! LGG AN", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_47f4fa1a_3da0_434b_af94_8879ae8e6acf", "filename": "104-10172-10041.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10172-10041.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10172-10041\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n## 8g 1 8\n\n\n\nREPORI\\_APFROVED\\_BY;\n\nDAIE Of REPORI\n\nBy (03y 101\n\n- 2 PLlos\n- Legal Attacbs\n\n\n\nMO.:\n\nREFEKENES:\n\n2\n\nNono\n\nKRYPION:\n\n0Y\n\n08\n\nBoard vbo forsor actfve be 1s Dot Veal lost H\u00f8 appears to to bave 804 the futuro. tbat pothlrs can dotarnlnatlon to do to t\u00f8l\u00f8pbono ~and record and aro parlodically chockod\n\n808 HAFA-2526.\n\n\nV8b\n\n08\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## FIELD INFORMATION REPORT\n\nnousy\n\nCOUNTRY\n\nCuba\n\nSUBJECI\n\n21 Auguat 1959\n\nNo. Of PAGES\n\n2\n\nREfERENCES\n\nINFO\n\nJuly-Augnst 1959\n\nPLACE\n\nDAIE\n\nSOURCE EYALUATIONS\n\nARE DEfINITVE\n\nSOURCE\n\n3\n\n- 1 Sontrary to the report\u00f8 vhlch fInanclal status of the Cuban oconouy 10 rapldly doterlora an boconlng During July 1959 to Prino alovly the egrarlan reforn, bocause {ho Cuban treasury sbort of fundo . that Dot pald told tbat 1f tbo reckleas tbe moro dobts 1n order of\n- 2 ua For expplo, tbe Econonlco y Soclal (BANES, Soclal am coutrole about proportles and buch probont canpot vitbout Bovornent by BADSS anount to 0. the pald\n- 1 tbat of Ible 10 tbe betven buger that mo8t plantatlon and rapcbers of tbolr proporslos for ar8 1e n not fact, beon Intensffled .\n\n\nDISTRIBUTKON\n\n2\n\n89 Slnoo obatacle out U, Frosraa 18 Lbo 'Fourco the oplnloc thlo BoDer In could only be and It vould ba nocossarj obta:p Fo that vculd feured the the poed for tory\n\n\n\n", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_aa439a00_eabb_4983_aa0b_3310a5755b42", "filename": "104-10170-10145.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10170-10145.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "MEMORANDUM\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nRamparts:\n\nJohn Garrett UNDERHLL Jr: Samuel George CUMMINGS , and INTERARMCO\n\nRamparts of June 1967, Vol. 5 No . 12 , PP. 28-29, contains :he following passages about Subjects:\n\n\"The day after the assassination, Gary Unde rhill left Washington in hurry . Late: in the evening hc : showed up at the home of friends in New Jersey: Hc was vcry agitated. A small clique within the CIA wvas rcsponsiblc for the sassination, he confided, and he was would have to Icavc the country Less than Washington apartment The coroner it suicidc. ruled\n\n\"J Garrett Underhill had been an intelligcncc agcnt was a recognized authority on limi ted warfare small arms \\_ A: researcher and writer on military aflairs, he was on a first-name basis with many of the brass in thc Pentagon Hc was also on intimatc terme top CLI official\u00f8--hc was onc Of with a number of high-ranking the Agency's 'un-people who pcrform assignmente . At one time he had been iriend 'ol Samuel CummIngs of Interarmco, the arms broker that numbers among its cu8 tomers the 'CIA and, ironically, Klein's Sporting Goods of Chicago, from edly was purchased by Oswald . and special\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n19 1967. JUL\n\n\n## RYBAT\n\n2\n\n\"Thc {riends whom Underhill visited sJy hc was sober but badly shook. They saj hc att ributed thc Kcnncdy murder to a CLA cliquc which was carrying rative rackct in cun-running= rarcotics and other contraband, and manipulating political intrigue to serve its own cnds \\_ and was killcd belorc he could 'low the .whistlc on il' hi8 account seriously . main reason was, explains (hc husband, CIA could contain a corrupt clement cvery bit a8 ruth more efficient--a8 thc mafia\n\n\"The verdict of suicide in Underhill's death is by no mcans convincing collaborator, Ashcr Brmney of the' New Rcpublic. Hc had been shot behind the lefi car, and an automatic pistol was urder his lelt side. Odd , says Brynes , because Underhill was right-handed \\_ Brynes thinks thc pistol and occuparts of the aparument building couid not recall &ea a shot \\_ ously had been dead several days \\_ ring\n\n\"Garry Undcrhill's chilling story is hardly implausible \\_ As a sPY apparatus the CIA is honcyconbed with 'selfcont\u00e0ined cliques operar without any real central cortrol. irg\n\n- 2 A about Joln Garrett UNDERHILL Jr-\n- DPOB: 7 August 1915, Brooklyn-\n\nb Attended high school in Brooklyn and graduated {rom Harvard in 1937.\n\n\nDicd 8 May 1964.\n\n\nrYBAT\n\n- d Wae a\n- Ordcred t0 activc duty.with MIS \\_ Washington , a8 Bccond liculcnant on 8 July 1943 working on icchnical and photographic hcadings {or MIS Publications cvaluation ol intelligcnce \\_ weapons , etc On\\_ 9 October [945 rcccived a War Department Btaff citation lor Bupcrior in military intelligence . Left activo duty in May !946. work\n- CIA memoranda of Frbruary and Octobcr 1949 show that there wa8 intereBt by the New York officc o OO . Contact\u00f8 Division, in using Subjcct a8 contact {or intelligence? Namc chccks wcrc conductcd with va but thesc yieldcd inbulficient information, wva8 advised that conlact Bhould bc developcd with caution on and that Subject was not to rcceive inand\n- requcBted on Subjcct becausc of interest bY the Oifice of Sccurity. again\n- h. A UP articlc of unknown date citc8 an a rticle written UNDERHLL for Esquire The articlc- describcd thc by wcak. Thc UP piecc stated that Army shockingly milita intelligencc in World War UNDERHILL crvcd in ry UNDERHILL said thal hc had servcd con [I and Korea Bultant to Army coordinating Broup.\n\n- i 6 August 1954 {rom the \u00d3fficc o Security; Departmcnt of State; concerns contacts bctwccn UNDERHILL and onc Herman AXELBANK \\_ who was trying to *cll photographs 0f Soviet militarY subjects; UNDERHILL reported thcse contacts to the FBI and to CLA In November 1949\n\nRYBAT\n\n\n## RYBAT\n\nto UNDERHILL be on Russia CIA:\n\n- 3 . Domestic Contact:Servlce, Prorided the attached tor, reply-\n- The following Information about Samuel George CUMMINGS , 201-178343,\n- His date and place of birth are 4 February 1927,\n- b He entered on duty wish CU 13 4 stafl employec in December 1950. Hc was (hen a G.8 assigned to Ground Branch, Weapons Equipner: Division, OSI. In January 1952 he Procurement 'and Supply. 'and\n- He married in November 1953, a carecr resIgned agent in Guatemala.\n\n- d Cables of the 1951-1952 sate that CUMMINGS thc arms behind thc Iron Curtaln. Periad\n- as Jnte in Canada\\_ and Lt both incorporated In CUM\u00edMINGS Practises his conduct of buaine8s t0 control. Princ = engagcd and cult\n\n\n## RYBAT\n\n5\n\n- ( A 1957 cablc states that a business man {n Panama , U.5.\n\n- 8. In carly [958 CUMMINGS assumed sole and CUMMINGS bought them with anon-intercst bearing in the amount of $100, 000,' payable and ccrtaln \u00f2{ Invcntory which had a cost value of $67,000 market.value of $250,000. Thcsc itcms were to remain the property of CLA, and thcir cost was to be rcturned t0 the Agency alter were Bold. and they\n- On 28 June 1961 the West German publicatlon em: ployed by CIA as an arms expert during thc Korean War and that he had cooperated with CLA in \"supplying; arme to varlous trouble *pot\u00f8\"-\n- staif positlon for Intcrarmco, contact with him wae established by the contact wag takcn by cICIISPG in September 1954. (CUMMINGS know\u00f8 bim only by alias. ) Cntil was dispoge on (hese 24 The current contact is not operatlonal; It i8 not on project, and no paymenis are madc to CUMMINGS. who volunteere inlornation reBulting {rom his extcnsivc travel\u00f8 and hish-level concact an Informant was Branted in March 1958.\n\n\nsecret RYBAT\n\n\n## RYBAT\n\n6\n\n- J On Btated that.CUMMINGS wa\u00df blred by CLA\n- k In' December 1962 the Office of Sccurity re\u00e9omby Domestlc Conlact Serv\u00edce a, ource, and In December 1964 ihe CI Staf{ advlBed that (Comment; As wag noted above, He voluntcers inlormatlon: )\n- An Interagency Source Reglster memo t0 ACSI, dated June 1965, Btaled that at that timc there \"no record ol a current operational intereet in Subject. ~\n- m An Agency rcport of 24 February [966 cited. CUMMINGS;a8 trying t0 Procure military equipment from Communlat Bloc countrlee\n- Agency reporle 1967 taled that CUMMINGS had bcen in close contact with that and that the8c included lists of Sovict and Bloc armg lor procurenent\\_ Il also reported that he BND representative 1 Soviet I-54tank, thc order having origlnated with DLA . BND ollicial\u00f8 have olten Blated that CUMMINCS is a CLA agent May\n- 0 A lorm daled June [967 was difected to the Prcsumably Department 0{ the Army-\n- 5 \\_ Agsncy records contaln numerous INTERARMCO.\n\n\n14-ooo00\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n6 and INTERARMCO have New Orleans\n\n", "pages": 7} {"id": "doc_41a76170_2882_44df_b163_50a7457f6072", "filename": "104-10121-10174.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10121-10174.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10121-10174}\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\ncsicf, Far\n\nCh\u00e9cf,\n\nClicf Of\n\n166}\n\n3\n\n03 to Car\u00edbbean crca. project 1n th\u00eb has\n\nIt 1f bas the tcp and one-half hcr to tbe be personnel :\n\nfrant\n\nNa\n\n0396\n\nvorkcd upcountry\n\nIDEN\n\nUSC/THP\n\nC/Fr\n\nIDEN\n\n1n\n\nFunk ;\n\n03\n\n1\n\n1\n\nU\n\nDISPATCH\n\n\n\n02\n\n4; It curvelllcd 'by Ststlon 0;: 2 by Statloa, 43-7 4413,\n\n\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_69079792_8944_41c5_b539_f3e651a129d5", "filename": "104-10110-10307.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10110-10307.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10110-10307\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_\n\n10 JOLI 1974\n\n319\n\nOF OFFICIAL COVER BACKSTOP\n\nNUMBER\n\nCHIEF CONIROL DIVISION \\_ OP\n\nEMPLOYEE\n\nTo: (Chect)\n\nPERSONNEL DIVISION, OP CONTRACT\n\n007667\n\nOPERAZING COMPONENT (For\\_actlon)\n\nF\n\nATTN:\n\nOFFICIAL COVER\n\nREF:\n\n\n## KEEP ON TOP OF FILE WHILE COVER IN EFFECT\n\nEFFECTIVE DATE:\n\nBasic\n\nOTHER (Specify)\n\nSUBMIT FORM 642 MMED / ATELY To CHAUGE TELEPHONE CATEGORY To CATEGORY\n\nSUBMI T FORM 3254\n\nW-2\n\nBE\n\nSSUED .\n\n\n20-11)\n\n- FORM 1322 FOR ANY CHANGE AFFECT / NG ThIS COVER . 240 -2e)\n- SUBMI T FORM 1323 FOR TRANSFERR NG COVER RESPONS / BILITY (HR\n\nEAA\n\nCATEGORY\n\nCATEGORY\n\n2688 FOR SUBMI T FORM\n\nREMARKS OR COVER\n\n27 25\n\nBution:\n\nCOPY\n\nCD\n\n0 R\n\nCOPY\n\nCOPY\n\nCOPY\n\n55\n\nHOSP ITAL ZATION CARD\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\n(s:\n\nSUBMI T FORM 3254\n\nTo\n\nBE\n\nSSUED\n\nHHB\n\n20-11)\n\nSUBM I T FORM 642 MMED / ATELY TELEPHONE CATEGORY To CATEGORY HHB 20 7 )\n\nEAA: CATEGORY\n\nCATEGORY\n\nRETURN\n\nDOCUMENTAT ION\n\nALL\n\nOFF ICIAL\n\nSUBMI T FORM 2688 FOR CARD\n\nN\n\nThis\n\nBLOCK\n\nTo\n\nCCS\n\nDo", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_b3288c66_b169_4efd_8427_f8d06f365ef9", "filename": "104-10110-10306.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10110-10306.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10110-10306\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nSubject:\n\nPhilip Burnett Franklin Agee\n\n1\n\nEMPLOYEE\n\nElsie\n\nNAME\n\nOF OFFICER\n\nOR\n\n- 2 PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE OF SUBJECT\n\n1 ~\n\nScaletti\n\n\n\never personally acquainted with him? Nere If Yes or No information of acqualnted with him have you acquired any concerning him through other persons? personal nature Give details including dates , Yes No can recall, circumstances , by months and vears as\\_ best you: have had nature of any relationship vou mav purpose and all data relating to his character with him and briefly with any-stories orr or personality, illustrating result of vour own other information acquired as been acquired relationship with him or which might have from others yes provide\n\nSee attached memo\n\nBackground Use Only Do Not Reproduce\n\nKNOWLEDGE OF YOU , PROJECTS OR OPERATIONS IN 3 SUBJECT'S WHICH YOU PARTICIPATED\n\nSee memo attached the basis of vour personal association with On social, or , on the basis of Subject , either official or or believe him to be knowledgeab le of , what you know information you believe outline the nature extent of intelligence service as to he could provide an opposition officer or (a) your identity as an intelligence including (b) which vou places of assignments\\_ and (c) operations in some way . (Cryptonyms should be employed participated nature of the operations in any event when known The described to lead to should be briefly but sufficiently involved identification, with the dates OI periods their observations as to their success or and any comments or failure.) and\n\nPage 1 of 3\n\n14-0oooo\n\n4\n\nOTHER\n\nAGE' CY PERSONNEL\n\nList who on the basis of your Own personal knowledge belief had official or social contact with Subject Give brief information as to the period and nature of such relationship for each\\_\n\nSee memo\\_ attached .\n\n\n\n## 5 , OTHER S , GOVERNMENT PERSONNEL\n\nList all other S , Government personnel who, on the basis Your own personal knowledge or belief ; had particularly cl\u00f6se official or social contact with Subject . Identify the Bureau , Department, Agency Office with which each such person was employed at the time of the relationship and. give brief inform\u00e0tion concerning the period and nature of such relationship for each.\n\n\nSee memo attached\n\n\n## OTHER PERSONS\n\nList all Other persons who irrespective of nationality , sex , Or employment are known or believed to have had intimate or Particularly cfose association with him and brief information concerning the identity and occupation of such persons your knowledge of such persons and the period and nature of the relationship of such person with Subject \\_ Include also the names ofall American and foreign newspaper people with whom he is known or believed to have had personal contact irrespective of the extent or closeness of their relationGive names with brief information as to the period and nature of such relationship for each . ship\\_\n\nknow of none\\_\n\n\n## Page 2 of 3\n\n\n\n\n## HOSTILE INTELLIGENCE CONNECTIONS\n\nCan you provide any information of any kind tending to establish that Subject mav have been sympathetic to hostile ideologies or had contact with and was cooperating with a hostile intelligence serviceYes or No no If full details.\n\n\n\n\nSigned:\n\nDated\n\n10 July 1972\n\n\n#This is an Out line only of information desired. If vou either knew the Subject or have any information from other sources on any of the points contained in the outline, a separate menorandum is needed with each paragraph thereof keyed to those in this outline If you neither knew the Subject nor have any information of the kind requested in any section of the outline (and onlx in such instance) negative entries may be entered under all sections and the outlined returned after signing and dating. The signed and dated outline will thus serve as a memorandum for the files\n\n3\n\nPage 3 of 3\n\n\n\nSUBJECT: : Phi lip Burnett Franklin Agee\n\n- NAME OF OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE: Elsie L Scaletti\n\n\n## 2 \\_ PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE OF SUBJECT :\n\nknew Phi1 during the entire time he was in Branch at Headquarters, and during hfs tour in Mexi co. We came to Mex i co PCS at the same time\\_ This means knew him fron 1966 until he res gned. In Headquarters our relat ionship was limited to business in the office, and that was 'not frequent. We sat in different He Ied SB matters1 did the routing of all Branch correspondence which Meant 1 decided what he was to see--this was anything affecting Soviet/Satel litel Cliinese My mainareas of respons i bi lity were in the support field. Even though we were both Processing out at the same time, we did not exchange stories much. However, since 1 trave led as a \"Tourist\" and was not therefore al lowed to bring anything into Mexico, Phi] offered to have sone of my things packed wi th his household effects since he said he owned hardly anything One my husband and took sone boxes of things over to his apartment before work. 1 do not remember the nane of the apartment deve lopment in Vi rginia, but it was the garden type \\_ His apartment was nice--fai icad new: but sparsely furnished . He us) un the things al,d take them upstairs \\_ Then we 1 seem to recal ne had some trouble wit;l his car that morning and we dropped h im off at a repair shop the way to the office\\_ day ped\n\nAt this time, in Washington, was very pleasant, was ni ce to work witil He did not appear to be pushy, even though hdid everything he could to get the Mex ican ass gnmentAt this time, despite his fami ly problems , he did not appear to let these affect work. At least fron my he seemed to get his Ivo rk done, not to procrastinate, not to take a lot of time off Fron the goss 1 heard, he was separated\\_ and Ivas anxi ous to get any assignme. t overseas \\_ When the this Olympic job opened uP in Mex \u00efco he grabbed it. As 1 was sympathetic toward also, and was happY to be able to Phi ] at tiis particular time ip of help\n\nIr Mixico he let me know; and as 1 ne them over we un Ioaded them into our apartnent. to not g0 and pick them UP. In thanks we We one eveni (Wi1lard C. invited him over to supper indiv officers had iven pemission for have Phi over to dinner if no outsiders were to and prior pe rmiss ion was obtained.) 1 think at that time\\_ There the three of us husband , were other nvited There was myse! f--no maid, no knew Phi] was with no discussion of office. My Mexico BKT RUST and was working on the in Conversation was During dinner, as recal | \\_ talked about bus ness in Mexi co, ard he mentioned we father was in the dry clean i ng business, and he might be interested in into he cleaning equi pment which is worth Mex i co some used and set up sone nothing in the United States, idiscussion cleaning establ ishments in Mexico: The merely in as to was even were serious about this\\_ timetable or and husbanquests3 dry dry\n\nAbout a week later Phi 1 brought his car over ard husband him. work on his car--adjusting it my the altitude. This must have been around September to 1967 .\n\n\nthereafter, when Laura B . UTSTINE was (she worked in and also knew in Mex i co had my husband , me, and UTSTINE at Headquarters) = nsu rgentes off the over to his apartment (on sparsely Viaducto) for dinner. It was. a: \u00f1uge\\_ furnished\\_ We had an enjoyable even i ng, very Tight rsationTal ked \u00f1ostly about Mex coAt this time he had several bedrooms (forget how many) he showed us be able to visit him. his sons his tour in Mex i co only saw 'Phi1 \u00efn the During ionally--and then just in passingin the Station occas heard about havi ng kidnai ec halIs \\_ Once after 1 t remember why 1 his boys , 1 thought saw them (can'he Embassy with a thought they were his) in front of never saw Phi1 in the Embassy proper nor at maid\\_ functions (1 was tourist and did not any Embassy ci rculate in the Embassy)\n\nDuring his in Mex i co, remained pleasant 5848 fiud to talk to After Phi 1 was ce 4 After Jolin PROBERT arrived res 1 saw him once \\_ the s ide of the Embassy. as 1 saw [hi1 along\n\n\n## SECRET/SENSI TI VE\n\nwas coni ng to Mexico and asked if he were here\\_ He wanted to and say hell0\\_ Said yes 1 immnedi ately informed PROBERT , and suggested the latter; read Phi 1's file at tfe Stat as it was my understanding tlere was sone proplem alout res i but did not know al1 the (Thi s was true as Matters in the were kept very close the front office.) not know if, when , or iow many times PROBERT might have met wit; At this time Phi 1 neat and wel1 kept, as 1 recal1 \\_\n\n- 3 \\_ SUBJECT'S KNOWLEDGE OF SCALETTI PROJECTS , OR OPERAT / ONS SCALETTI PARTI CI PATED\n- a) . Phi 1 couId defini tely me as a Iong time BKT RUST employee\n- b) . Ph i1 probably {new that Mex i co Was my fjrst overseas assignent , and possibly tiat 1 had a medi cal hod before\\_ He knew iad spent \"many Years\" in Branch | and was privy to aImost everything going on at the Hex i co City Station\\_ He knew was ass igned to Mex co under tourist cover but worked inside the EmbassyHe knew husband Ias here as a professor at the Universit of the Americas , and that he did not work for BKT RUS\n- c) \\_ In Headquarters knelv hand led most the sucfuextras as (LPGLOBE closed dowi either jus t as Phil or just before Howvever, with LILINK) was assi gned to the Branch then, and ta Iked ith about Mex i co, about LILI remember keepi ng material very close, in own safe, and 1 do not think Ph i } of (LIREALM was then in Mex i co unde but may have learned ram LIREALM through Ex-LI ADLI 8 see parag\n- In Mex i co City knew was in the Cuban section, and Privy to al1 operations be ing run against the Cuban target. He did not know of operat ons in rticular except LIARM- 1 (now terminated) Pac we hoped to use against the Cuban The Cuban Section tried to talk Ivitl Phi 1 margetimen about the Cuban to the in 01ymp i cs , but as 1 recal1 , on ibly poss 1y\n\n\n## SECRET/SENSI TIVE\n\nto end of the GETT! IG times\\_ 1 Was not in 0n the coup le of C/Cuba (Ra F FRADYER) discussions between Pii 1 , but 1 bel ieve they who Pi i 1 ;ad met might be useful see target1 knov Ivz against Cuban Iaost ful1 time the time Phi ) Ivas spending a and he gave overt activities and the SB target; the Cuban target Tittle attention: ynond\n\n\n## OTHER AGENCY PERSONNEL\n\nAt Headquarters in Phi1 shared his cubicle lvi th Ivas pressing to get overseas as as for di fferent reasjns ExIvas 2 much more pusiy individual less out of JOT exoeris out to benefi t entirely-50 tha; Phi1.24 LI ADLI8- ! went of constantly, talking and ng right to the head of Train ineas or (can t reine\u00f1ber and 'OMACE on and suggestions: Branch He had many Susiness deals the side (one Was a5 a landscaper in Vi rgina) busi ness deals in and had great Ied in Mex i co (replacing Mexi He in pr\u00f2gram LILINK) and Jvas thebzt iming.) He was he knew Pli 1 (1 think this red in {e had been also ce it Ias did not have to g2 as a Gs-13 (1 irritated Pni1 Ivho This \u00f1ight heve Hex i co PCS about sti11 a 12 \\_ Ex-LI ADLI B came to time and 1 renember the same betlveen Ex-LIADLI 8 Phi 1 no close tie fact sat togetner, were O the des{, for Mex i co, would have neant poth Process ing Out Also, LIADLIB was tien they had sonething in for CP and lefc ist operations for Station and Base penet have more than casual in sone of these as sOme Iere be in the field\\_ by Howard R BENJAYA, an do not that fron goi qui rati\n\nSECRET/SENSI TI VE\n\nSECRET /SENS TIVE\n\nEx-LI ADLIB ever met socially in Mexico or not . am te certain their work paths never crossed. LIADLI B is sti 11 in Mex ico\\_ He has had a difficult time since his resignation\" getting a job, keeping a job, and making ends meet It probably wou Id to BKTRUST's disadvantage now for the two to meet\\_ For this reason, and to assess ex-LI ADLIB-s present state of mind, Headquarters sent saneone to talk with LIADLIB-1 in the spring of 1972 . At that time he still seemed bitter nst BKTRUST agai\n\nOther than wi shing to make special mention of 1 know of no Agency personnel other than those in and the Mexico City Statio whon he knew\\_\n\n\n## 5\\_ OTHER U.S. GOVERNMENT PERSONNEL\n\nknow of none except the Olympic Attache in Mex i co under whon Agee worked fron Ju\u00cfy `1967 until the end of the 01 ympics -\n\n", "pages": 8} {"id": "doc_a9565df0_145c_47ba_a250_82dd0fb58a07", "filename": "104-10162-10107.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10162-10107.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n| ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET |\n|------------------------------------|\n| 03 |\n| 1951 |\n| 1 |\n| Lu 4 @ |\n| RETURN TO Cla |\n| Background Use Ony Do Not Roproduo |\n| 610 |\n\nSECRET\n\nConfidential\n\nSUBJECI\n\n- b.\n\n- 4 Ho. 17130\n- C,\n- 2. Cuban Fasbport 82, 24 Santlego de Cuba Cachet and Arrlval-Departure Record I-94 vere are \"backstopped Iou vll note tbat subJect to tbe U.S. on 16 June 1960 and na val\u00edd extensfon\n- 3. It 1s leave tbe U.S. carry tbe returned to 1SD/IB vben Do longer Deeded for operatlonal purposes.\n\n\n\n\nAddresbee\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\nHr.\n\n\n- Of Docuentatlon for use\n\nOf Qanuel\n\n- December 1960\n\n03\n\n- 1n reference:\n\n\n\n\n\n30\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_caddb572_461e_49c3_b4bc_cd7ae03d5d1c", "filename": "104-10078-10014.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10078-10014.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n## JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM\n\n\n## AGENCY INFORMATION\n\nAGENCY\n\nCIA\n\nRECORD NUMBER\n\n104-10078-10014\n\nRECORD SERIES\n\nJFK\n\nAGENCY FILE NUMBER\n\n80T01357A\n\nDOCUMENT INFORMATION\n\nAGENCY ORIGINATOR\n\nCIA\n\nFROM\n\nDIRECTOR\n\nTO\n\nJMWAVE\n\nTITLE\n\nDIRECTOR CABLE RE TRAVEL TO SAO PAULO \\_\n\nDATE\n\n12/14/1963\n\nPAGES\n\nSUBJECTS\n\nTRAINING BRIEFING TRAVEL PLANS WITHHELD DIRECTOR\n\nCABLE\n\nDOCUMENT TYPE\n\nPAPER\n\nCLASSIFICATION\n\nSECRET\n\nRESTRICTIONS\n\n1B\n\nCURRENT STATUS\n\nRELEASED IN PART PUBLIC RELEASED WITH DELETIONS\n\nDATE OF LAST REVIEW\n\n09/27/95\n\nCOMMENTS\n\nJFKI7 F21 1995 -\n\n[R] ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10078-10014\n\nDATE\n\nTO\n\nINFO\n\n\n\nS48/202\n\n14\\_DEC\n\n6153\n\n63\n\n90 PAULO\n\nS4S-8\n\nDDP:\n\nC\n\nRIO DB\n\nc1/04,\n\nCLASSIFIED\\_MESSAGE\n\n2 ,\n\nEE\n\nRIOD\n\n201\n\nc/s COY~ENT: #CONCERNED BRIEFInG AND TRA ining\n\n\n\nH\n\n\n\n54559\n\nDocId:32352106\n\nPage\n\n2\n\nAIR\n\n\n\n7/306\n\n\n## Secret Top\n\n\n## Print One Document with Issues All Input Fields\n| | Sorted by_Issue | | | | | JFKI7 | | | |\n|-----------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|----|----|\n| Record ID no (104/180): | 104-10078-10014 | 104 No: | | 104-10078-10014 jfk id no: | 1995.09.27.16.41.00.970028 | box number | | | |\n| vol folder: F21 | status: | SAN | | record number | meeting date: | 8/25/98 | | | |\n| status validation SAN | | postpone count: | postpone count: | | first postpone date: | | | | |\n| fed registry notice no: | | | fed registry date: | fed registry date: | new postpone date: | new postpone date: | | | |\n| General Comments: ISSUES S\u00fcbform= | SAO PAULO AND RIO de JANEIRO; SAOP; PROTECT (BE) RELEASE (TIDE); OPS DETAIL: LIGHT STATE | SAO PAULO AND RIO de JANEIRO; SAOP; PROTECT (BE) RELEASE (TIDE); OPS DETAIL: LIGHT STATE | SAO PAULO AND RIO de JANEIRO; SAOP; PROTECT (BE) RELEASE (TIDE); OPS DETAIL: LIGHT STATE | SAO PAULO AND RIO de JANEIRO; SAOP; PROTECT (BE) RELEASE (TIDE); OPS DETAIL: LIGHT STATE | SAO PAULO AND RIO de JANEIRO; SAOP; PROTECT (BE) RELEASE (TIDE); OPS DETAIL: LIGHT STATE | SAO PAULO AND RIO de JANEIRO; SAOP; PROTECT (BE) RELEASE (TIDE); OPS DETAIL: LIGHT STATE | SAO PAULO AND RIO de JANEIRO; SAOP; PROTECT (BE) RELEASE (TIDE); OPS DETAIL: LIGHT STATE | | |\n| issue: BE DIGRAPH | | | | | | | | | |\n| | | | | | 2 action | doc issue date | 12/01/2005 | | |\n| action date: | | issue comment: SEE 104-10017-10041. OTHER DOCS WILATER DATES. | issue comment: SEE 104-10017-10041. OTHER DOCS WILATER DATES. | issue comment: SEE 104-10017-10041. OTHER DOCS WILATER DATES. | issue comment: SEE 104-10017-10041. OTHER DOCS WILATER DATES. | issue comment: SEE 104-10017-10041. OTHER DOCS WILATER DATES. | issue comment: SEE 104-10017-10041. OTHER DOCS WILATER DATES. | | |\n| issue: CABLE PREFIX | | | | occur count: | action | doc issue date | 10/01/2017 | | |\n| action date: | | issue comment: NOTE EXCEPTIONS TO 2017 RELEASE IN DOC COMMENTS | issue comment: NOTE EXCEPTIONS TO 2017 RELEASE IN DOC COMMENTS | issue comment: NOTE EXCEPTIONS TO 2017 RELEASE IN DOC COMMENTS | issue comment: NOTE EXCEPTIONS TO 2017 RELEASE IN DOC COMMENTS | issue comment: NOTE EXCEPTIONS TO 2017 RELEASE IN DOC COMMENTS | issue comment: NOTE EXCEPTIONS TO 2017 RELEASE IN DOC COMMENTS | | |\n| issue: CIA INSTALLATION | | | | occur count: | 5 action | doc issue date | 10/01/2017 | | |\n| | | issue comment: NOTE EXCEPTIONS TO 10/2017 IN GENERAL COMMENTS | issue comment: NOTE EXCEPTIONS TO 10/2017 IN GENERAL COMMENTS | issue comment: NOTE EXCEPTIONS TO 10/2017 IN GENERAL COMMENTS | issue comment: NOTE EXCEPTIONS TO 10/2017 IN GENERAL COMMENTS | issue comment: NOTE EXCEPTIONS TO 10/2017 IN GENERAL COMMENTS | issue comment: NOTE EXCEPTIONS TO 10/2017 IN GENERAL COMMENTS | | |\n| issue: OPERATIONAL DETAILS | | | | occur count: | action | doc issue date | 10/01/2017 | | |\n| action date: | | issue comment: NOTE EXCEPTIONS TO 2017 IN GENERAL COMMENTS | issue comment: NOTE EXCEPTIONS TO 2017 IN GENERAL COMMENTS | issue comment: NOTE EXCEPTIONS TO 2017 IN GENERAL COMMENTS | issue comment: NOTE EXCEPTIONS TO 2017 IN GENERAL COMMENTS | issue comment: NOTE EXCEPTIONS TO 2017 IN GENERAL COMMENTS | issue comment: NOTE EXCEPTIONS TO 2017 IN GENERAL COMMENTS | | |\n\n\n## JFK ASSASSINATION' SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM\n\n\n## AGENCY INFORMATION\n\nAGENCY\n\nCIA\n\nRECORD NUMBER\n\n104-10078-10014\n\nRECORD SERIES\n\nJFK\n\nAGENCY FILE NUMBER\n\n80T01357A\n\n\n## DOCUMENT INFORMATION\n\nORIGINATOR\n\nCIA\n\nFROM\n\nDIRECTOR\n\nTO\n\nJMWAVE CABLE RE TRAVEL TO SAO PAULO DIRECTOR\n\nTITLE\n\nDATE\n\n12/14/63\n\nPAGES\n\nSUBJECTS\n\nDIRECTOR CABLE\n\nTRAVEL PLANS\n\nBRIEFING\n\nTRAINING\n\nTYPE DOCUMENT\n\nPAPER ,\n\nTEXTUAL DOCUMENT\n\nCLASSIFICATION\n\nSECRET\n\nRESTRICTIONS\n\n1B\n\nWITH DELETIONS RELEASED\n\nCURRENT STATUS\n\nDATE OF LAST REVIEW\n\n09/27/95\n\nOPENING CRITERIA\n\nJFKI7:F21 1995.09.27.16:41:00.970028:\n\nCOMMENTS\n\nDate:\n\n10/29/98\n\nPage:\n\n1\n\n\n\nKR \\_ ALEXANDER SHATTOM ETA PAULO PAN AIR 201 20 TRA 2 Y\n\nEND\n\n'CONCE RHED 8R\n\n\n\n\n\n54559\n\n\n\n\n## Technical Corrections By NaraID\n\n05-Oct-99\n\n\n| NARA ID | Date Of Change | Meeting Date | Page | Change of Postpnement | Comments |\n|-----------------|------------------|----------------|--------|-------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| 104-10077-10371 | 11-Dec-98 | 06-Aug-98 | 2 | 12 vice 7 | ARRB missed reviewing page 2. One name and 2 digraphs are protected on page I; 2 names of CIA employees need to be protected and are on the list for protection See pages 48-49, para 2.a. of ARRB final report for justification: |\n| | 15-Dec-98 | 25-Aug-98 | | 9 vice 8 | Additional postponement conforms to previous ARRB determination. Substitute missed words with \"official cover\" per page 56, para 3.k. of ARRB Final Report. Also; see 180-10145 - 10233 |\n| 104-10093-10032 | 05-Oct-99 | 23-Sep-98 | | 9 vice 11 | Document partly illegible; only redactions needed are protection 9 digraphs--root words can be released. linelpseudos are releasable. See 104-10093-10033 . Slug |\n| 104-10093-10033 | 14-Dec-98 | 23-Sep-98 | | 9 vice 8 | The document sent to ARRB was partly illegible; the only redactions needed are 9 digraphs. ARRB protected 4 crypts; the root word is now released. 5 more digraphs of this crypt were missed; 4 other authorized postponements are released. |\n| 104-10103-10333 | 02-Dec-98 | 25-Aug-98 | | 27 vice 25 | Additional postponements conform to previous ARRB determinations. Protection of two missed digraphs approved by ARRB elsewhere in this document. |\n| 104-10106-10383 | 08-Dec-98 | 25-Aug-98 | | 7 vice 6 | Additional postponement conforms to previous ARRB determination missed name on cover sheet was protected by ARRB elsewhere on this page. |\n| 104-10106-10421 | 10-Dec-98 | 25-Aug-98 | | 14 vice 13 | Additional postponement conforms to previous ARRB determination. Missed dispatch was protected by ARRB elsewhere in this document. prefix |\n\nHRG Record Print\n\nPrinted on :\n\n10/5/1999\n\nID:\n\n1995\\_ 09 .27 .16 :41 : 00 : 970028\n\nFile Title:\n\nJFK\n\nJob Num\n\n80T01357A\n\nLocation:\n\nHRG\n\nBox Num\n\nJFKI7\n\nVol/Folder:\n\nF21\n\nTitle:\n\nDIRECTOR CABLE RE TRAVEL TO SAO PAULO\n\nTitle Res :\n\nN\n\nDate of Document\n\n12/14/1963\n\nStatus\n\nSAN\n\nFrom\n\nDIRECTOR\n\nFrom Res :\n\nN\n\nTo\n\nJMWAVE\n\nTo Res\n\nN\n\nPages\n\n1\n\nOr\u00edg Classification: Originator:\n\nCIA\n\nLast Reviewer:\n\nReview Date:\n\nExemptions\n\n1A 1B 1C 2 , 3 4 5\n\nX\n\nMedium\n\nPAPER\n\nLast Inputter:\n\ncoller\n\nNARA Comments\n\nAgency Comments\n\nORIGINALLY UNIT INDEXED\n\nRelease:\n\nARRB\n\nRelease Date:\n\n25-Aug-1998\n\nDoc Num :\n\nDIR 89299\n\nRes :\n\nN\n\n11206\n\nN\n\nKeywords\n\nDIRECTOR CABLE\n\nRes :\n\nTRAVEL PLANS\n\nBETIDE\n\nDuplicate Document Of :\n\n\n## Component Review Info\n\nCOMPONENT DATE TASKED\n\nDATE REVIEWED\n\nRESPONSE\n\nAPPEAL\n\nDATE\n\nDECISION\n\nSent to NARA :\n\nAgency Name\n\nCIA\n\nSECRET\n\n\n## NF 54559 DocId:32352106 Page 7\n\n1995 .09 .27.16 :41 :00 :970028\n\nHRG Record Print\n\nPrinted on :\n\n10/5/1999\n\nAgency Number:\n\n104\n\nDisk Number\n\n10078\n\nControl Number\n\n10014\n\n\n\n(IN 80402)\n\nREF :\n\n[21-27]4538\n\nKR \\_ ETA 8A0 PAULO PAN AIR TBA VELLING 24 [16-27 ] w\n\nEND OF HESSAGB\n\nT?A INI\n\n\n\n\n\n54559\n\nS\u00e9age\n\n\n\nJFK ASSASSINATION\n\nSYSTEM\n\nIDENTIFICATION\n\nFORM\n\nIDENTIFICATION\n\nFORM\n\n\n## AGENCY INFORMATION\n\nAGENCY\n\nCIA\n\nRECORD NUMBER\n\n104-10078-10014\n\nRECORD SERIES\n\nJFK\n\nAGENCY FILE NUMBER\n\n80T01357A\n\n\n## DOCUMENT INFORMATION\n\nORIGINATOR\n\nCIA\n\nFROM\n\nDIRECTOR\n\nTO\n\nJMWAVE\n\nTITLE\n\nDIRECTOR CABLE RE TRAVEL TO SAO PAULO\n\nDATE\n\n12/14/63\n\nPAGES\n\n1\n\nSUBJECTS\n\nDIRECTOR CABLE\n\nTRAVEL PLANS\n\nBRIEFING\n\nTRAINING\n\nDOCUMENT TYPE\n\nPAPER TEXTUAL DOCUMENT\n\nCLASSIFICATION\n\nSECRET\n\nRESTRICTIONS\n\n1A 1B\n\nCURRENT STATUS\n\nRELEASED WITH DELETIONS\n\nDATE OF LAST REVIEW\n\n09/27/95\n\nOPENING CRITERIA\n\nCOMMENTS\n\nJFKI7:F21 1995.09.27.16:41 :00:970028:\n\nDate:\n\n07/22/98\n\nPage =\n\n1\n\n\n\n\n#CONCERNED BRIEFInG TRA AND'\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPage\n\n11\n\n", "pages": 11} {"id": "doc_975acc3e_a350_4d83_a210_3031d9075faf", "filename": "104-10073-10322.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10073-10322.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "NVIVID\n\nOf\n\nDaco\n\nStatlon,\n\n0 Matterg\n\nAction, FYI and\n\nDIRECTOR 068233\n\nc\n\nTo Do RETURN~ Background Use Not Reprodude\n\n[TRIPOLI\n\n4692\n\n(Not\n\nBont\n\n1 Forwardod undor cparato covor 18 a 8 (Idono a tlirough and tho aroag to which aro ag8igned. al\u00f8o forwardod undor poparato covor but to Headquartere aro blographlc on ton Of thirt\u00f8on mon omployed 59 a profilo of h\u00edmgolf. It i0 hopad that basic blogr\u00e3phic data on tha ochor throo Man Idong and J, can be from Conoular It will ba notod that Idon c Woot Garmany Ehoy\n\n2 . In rGcont hao omployed Idon N oh1a ond hor (Idon 0) livo 1n apartmont Qbovo that of Idon aro to ony at aparthont door \\_ Aa provlouoly i0 localod apartmont tolophong call on hlm poroonally.\n\n\ntocinnlcal marko to Idono 1, [1 Idan 1u olno 4 man. Howovor . Idon a 01 nco Idon hao baon Of conold\u00f6rcilo pornograpnlc litoraturo Bont to hln through intornatlonol Llbyan cuatcno Lho and fn tho highly grophlc matorlal, huvo told[rEw/ that tako action to\n\nAttachmonto:\n\n1;\n\nIdono\n\n2 .\n\n\nDlo data u/u/c\n\n3\n\nSkotcly: u/o/c\n\nDlotribution:\n\nOrig\n\n&\n\ni5-(6\n\n26 Septembor 1970\n\n201-072560\n\n\n\nthet .no: furthor' naturo come and to Id\u00f8n\n\n- 10 0 govo the Station on 23 Soptambor 1970 which Bhows tbo propoood rodio vhlch tho oubj\u00f8ct 0f circlcd with rod ponci! tho plannod oxponoiono\\_ on y\n- 5 , Rogord\u00edng 0 Trlpoli P\u00f8r Station 0 that approvol to Zonoo anothor apartmont in bullding would cortainly onablo to fromn h\u00ed own to tho apartmontHo could bo provldod an oppropriato radio (he alrocdy tvo tapo for GSFEw/1 not havo radlo in hie car but could have inotallod and \u00c9rrangomonte for hlm to to NEUWIRTH 0 'Tho lattor 18 located 0 hale 0 main thoroughfare that could frequently nacurolly to got him to varloub ocationa in Tripoli NEUWIRIH roaldonco 10 0180 about a block and half from P uz 0 habft of Btopping each Friday @yening during Ho drivo\u00f8 to the Idon P and after parking his car could tranomit the Idon P al8o hag a TV aet, in the ovent th\u00edo could modifiod 8 SRAC but it mugt be into considoration that Libyan progremg are only pregontod during ov\u00f2ning hourp Tho Station algo has Bafehouse apartment in the Idon building which 18 al\u00f8o located on a bu\u00f8y thoroughfare and a street al\u00f8o have need to take and Bhopping MEUWIRTH has to have radio placod thig apartment for #EIng meetings wfth Station taken\n- FEW/1 would ofton SRAC only for tranomittlng and it b0 nocobbary to quary him on tho information ho raportod\\_ twosway voice comnunicatlong would probably in inbtancoe whoro tethnical and othor fairly complicatod data 0 rolay which would noceobitato abl\u00f8 to muke cortoln it 10 und\u00f8ratood and not require clarification and/or\n- Othor informatlon concorning the 'Enfl actlvity will follow\n\nl\n\nuz\n\n[\n\n8\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nZZ\n\n2P\n\nUNDER SEPARATE . COVER ATTACHMENT 1 TO @ora]441\n\n\n## tolIripoli\n\n- Idans A Wallon #KLANN , Fiold Engineer, and married.\n\n- Quintin V . Field Engineer and marriod\\_ Will Bhortly transferred to Benghazi] /0\n- Franz-Jogof TTY Repafrman , and married. #R\n- D\n- Charl0 #SPENCE , Fiold 'Engineer \\_ and Married.\n\n- E Richard L #KING , Tochnical Controller, and bingle.\n\n- F 'EDWARDS , anf married. Roy\n- G \\_ Field Engineer \\_ and single \\_\n- H . L Fiold Enqineor and Will bhortly b? tranbforred V 10\n- I Donald \"DDASLEY Technical controller, and aIngle \\_ \"Y\n- J Charlou #BUTERA , Flold Englneer, and married\n- K. Roymond E. PLEARY , Fiold Engineer , and\n- L. Robort T Tochni\u00e7al Controller / and\n\nM.\n\n\nClyde Long \"COM\u00c9S ; Field Engtneer , and\n\n\n\n8\n\n\n## SECRET RYBAT\n\n- N Rita #BRANDT , DOB 10 July 1940. She and although her POB 19 not known attended high Bchool She 18 married to Jam\u00ebs Brandtz\n- 0 Jameb #BRANDT , citizen, and employed Mechanical Engineer OASIS Oil company in forr\n- P\\_ U.S: Marine House\n- Q Alitalia\n\nSFCRET\n\n\n\n", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_9b7957cf_0915_499d_b5d6_cffb2a6aeae4", "filename": "104-10071-10041.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10071-10041.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nHTERAL OMLY\n\nSECRET\n\n\n## ROUTING AND RECORD Sheet\n\nSUBJECT; (Optional}\n\nFROM:\n\nEXTENSION\n\nNO\n\nB - 2628\n\nDATE\n\nRichard Oben\n\n584 7\n\n'27i\n\nTO:\n\n(Oficer designation, room number,\n\nond\n\nDATE\n\nbuild;ng)\n\nOFFICER'S\n\nC\u00d3MMENTS\n\n(Number\n\neach\n\nshow\n\nfrom\n\nwhom\n\nRECEIYED\n\nFORWARDED\n\nINITIALS\n\nDrow\n\nlino\n\noftor\n\nThis\n\nmemo\n\nis\n\nnot\n\nto\n\n2\n\nHisseminated\n\noutside\n\nCI/S0\n\nhithout\n\nprior permission\n\nfron\n\n3\n\nOriginated\n\nCI/S0: GMK : jm\n\nBased\n\non :\n\nBudapest\n\n016\n\n18\n\n71\n\n(WPC/Sens/ BW)\n\nand\n\nBudapest\n\n017\n\n19 May\n\n71\n\n(WPC/Sens/ BW)\n\nJKLANCE /Hungarian\n\nPres\n\nDissem\n\nto\n\nFBI\n\n(Mr\n\nWannall)\n\n5.\n\n\nvia\n\nCI/S0\n\ncourier\n\non :\n\nAACTION:\n\nFile\n\nBW\n\nFAULKNER/ Sens / GMK\n\n(201-354414/6K)\n\nKUSHNER/ Sens / BW\n\n(201 -878516/BW\n\nGILMAN / Sens\\_\n\nBW\n\n(new)\n\n[DICKERSON/ Sens / BIv\n\n10\n\nGARZA\n\nSens / BW\n\n(new)\n\n[COLBY / Sens / GMK\n\n(201-053968/GK)\n\nKAHN\n\nSens/EC\n\nKENT\n\nMrs\n\n1 Sens / GK\n\n(201 -221724 GK.\n\n\nPECK / Sens\\_\n\nBW\n\n(201 -830466/BW)\n\nKING\n\nSens/ JD\n\n(201 -760966/JD)\n\n12\n\nABERNATHY / Sens / JD\n\n(201-853022/UD)\n\nWALKER/ Sens/ JD\n\nDOUTHARD/ Sens / BW\n\n(201-857634/ BW)\n\n13\n\nWYATT / Sens / BW\n\nAPTHEKER/ Sens / BW\n\n(201-757176/ BW)\n\nGOODLETT\\_\n\nSens/ BW\n\n(201-742726/BW)\n\n14\\_\n\nProduction Budapest.\n\n\nProduction\n\nJKLANCE\n\n15\n\n7527\n\n610\n\nSECRET\n\ninterhal Use\n\nMay\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nB 2628 2 1 #AY 1971\n\nAnericans Attending the Horld Peace Council (WPC) Conference in Budapest, Hungary , 1971\n\n- 1 reliable source has reported that the following Auericans spoke at the indicated committee meetings of the XPC Conference:\n- A Stanley FAULKNER > Committee on European Peace and Security;\n- B \\_ Sylvia KUSHNER , Connittee on Indochina Aggression;\n- C . John GIL\"AY Connittee on the Wear East;\n- D MIary Angie DICKERSON Section Meeting Discussing Discrinination;\n- E . Luis GARZA Section Meeting Discussing Discrinination; and\n- F . Ruth GAGE -COLBY Commitiee on Disarmament-\n\nof the above-naned Persons were identified specifically 2s nenbers of the delegation-\n\n- 2 \\_ According co the same source , 5 . FAULKNER \"Vice President of the Mational Lawyers Association,' functioned as President in a neeting of lawyer delegates the Congress and the delegate Albert KAHN translated a nessage from the widow of artist Rockwell to the Conference-\n- 3 . In its final coverage on 18 May of the WPC Conference which ended 16 the Hungarian Press made the following additional observations regarding United States participants:\n- A Sidney PECK , identified as \"USA Professor, 0n the in Vietnam; spoke\n\n\n\n- B \\_ The WPC awarded the JOLIOT -CURIE GOLD HEDAL posthumously to the Reverend Luther The medal was accepted by the Reverend Ralp\u00ec1 ABERVATHY and the Reverend Wyatt T . WALKER \\_ an American peace fighter A photo graph of the presentation ceremony also included Willian DOUTHARD and Mrs \\_ Addie WYATT as U .S . delegates to the Conference;\n- C U . S . delegates Ruth GAGE - COLBY and Sylvia KUSHYER at a meeting of Indochinese and American delegates; and spoke\n- D Americans Herbert APTHEKEP and Carlton GOODLETT were re-elected to the Presidential Board of the\n- For previous information on Subject please refer to our teletype 3216 dated 14 1971 Subject: Ralph ABERNATHY and Dr\\_ Carlton\n\nOriginated\n\nBased\n\nBUDAPEST 016 18 71 (WPc/Sens/ BWv) and BUDAPEST 017 May\n\n19 71 (wpc/ Sens /BW) May\n\nSource:\n\nJKLANCE/Hungarian Press\n\nby :\n\nOriginal\n\nDistribution\n\n- FBI (Mr Wannall) via CI/S0 courier\n- 1 B inemo chrono\n- 1 extra copy\n- FAULKNER/ Sens / GMK (201-354414/GK)\n- IPc/ Sens / BW\n- KUSHNER/Sens / BWv (201 -878516/BW)\n- DICKERSON / Sens / Bwv (201 -854982/BW)\n- (new)\n- GARZA/ Sens Bw (new)\n- KAHN / Sens / EC 1\n- 1 CCLBY / Sens / GMK (201-053968/GK)\n- KENT Mrs /Sens / GK (201 -221724/GK)\n- KING/ Sens/ JD (201-760966/JD)\n- 1 (201-830466/BW)\n- ABERNATHY / Sens/ JD (201 -853022/JD)\n- DOUTHARD/ Sens / BW (201-857634/BW)\n- JALKER / Sens/ JD\n- IYATT / Sens / BW\n- Production Budapest\n- Production JKLANCE", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_5409e21c_a7d3_421b_be7f_7eb89bb84877", "filename": "104-10070-10296.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10070-10296.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nSENSITIVE Infcrratic:\n\n\n\n8622\n\nT:IS A HE IS MD MUS? TYERSFORE , CPC HISHS TQ RDBIGHATION , A\n\n\n\n\n\n21433\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n07435\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\nYoU. ADDITIONAL BACKGROUND'\n\nA JOB #ITH : TIE RESEARCH: INSTITUTE; OF BE THE UP IHIS STORY \\_\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n10 Excutive Soontary of' Inotl tute of Nev York covor Jtory of of '#r. Clark City, tbe\n\n2; @-and actlvitles 1n ECA ,\n\n8 8 story that ho Ves qutting ECA to take employment of of Graining and b, the and send a rprosentatlve of the Inatituto the conclusion\n\nHr\\_ Cherne rplied that unfortunatoly the latter va8 inpoesible 88 send perbonnel ovors080 capacity. roxerds the Innedlato becketopplng of howover, Xr. Cherne he sould be happy to obllro for priod of trainto vit, throe aft\u00f8r vhlch other cover vould have to be at an wa8 to be expocted 48 backetop end furthor Btated that ho would lfk to 88 aoon 88 could be arranged, carain{cated who will obllgs at the eaxlleat oppoztuntty , ing only , monthe ,\n\n\n\n\n\n8742 8\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDH/atp\n\n\n\n07439\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\n\n## ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET\n\nSECRET\n\nOff should 60 usod In tho \"TO\" column. drawn acroci shoot\n\nNo.\n\n| | No | DTE | OFFICERS INITIALS |\n|----|------|-------|---------------------|\n| Dr | | | 12 |\n\nCOMMENTS\n\nUae lLat U Lc 4\n\n\n\nOf hl\u00f8 role 88 Cover for Rogeroqueete Secy belng\n\n8, Weatern Europe \\_ Acon and Itallen ) It could b , By that time,\n\n2, closing thle cege.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n07440'\n\n\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nYORK\n\n(TRAVIS) FROM LEA ~ INFORHATION CITE NY 2315\n\nCASE 9145,\n\n1 ,\n\nRPT LEO CHERNE HAS BEEN SET\n\nUP\n\nFOR HEDNESDAY,\n\n2,\n\nPLEASE CONFIRM =\n\nGR-58\n\nLEO CHERNE\n\nJUNE\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n4\n\nRPT\n\n4\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n07443\n\n\n\n\n## S\u00e8curity : Inforrnation\n\nJohn and CBRNE\n\nCS-2612\n\n1; vorbal tbat the off\u00edoe to Of to rnan of Of onal Bogton} at the\u00edr on Ihe purpoge 10 to oxplore the of those gontlemen aot donor $ of funds to Bupport curront 08 Rose\n\n2, This \"1ll (Rose the field offloe of the Contaot en 8 Loo Chorne the of Cherne '8 ienco on 'Ihursday ho hes tIne been baokstopplng the of th\u00ed8 coun to provide (cover for purpose of 18 more Mr Cherne 8 Cover Division would be happy to nave pregent to Ingur 0 oontinu\u00edty. Ctv Hey 22 , try\n\n3, As reault of the above found to h\u00eds rogret thet ho uneble to at pr\u00f8sent tino, on the othor hend most oooperatl e unfortunetely , wu8 out of town. Ihe N\u00f8v offioe ho 8 asked to to Cherno 88 outlin\u00f8d abofor arrange aftornoon, June 4 , 1962, try Ve ,\n\n07443\n\n18\n\n\n## Office Memo\u017eandaim\n\n00 Khiof; CHERNE C5-1357\n\nDATB:\n\n6\n\n1962\n\nSUBJBCI:\n\n1, arrange d by tha Contaot Divslon, 00, for Mr, Rose] of the Cover Lao Chorno, Prosident of the Rosearob held at 11,30 in Avene New York and Clark of the N\u00f8w York Contaot Dlvi\u00dfion; 00 City ,\n\n2, Mr, Cherne who an #ithin the Uni ted Ehe with for Of that the and the purpose of tho intorvion to inforn Cherne was aga\u00ednst Agonoy polloy. tng\n\n3, oon and to In roply to indi cated refusal dosire to be of service the Agonoy voyed Mr ,\n\nSECRET Socurity Information\n\n\n\n07444\n\n10\n\n\n## 9145\n\n0 8 mooting be Pr\u00f8sident Aerice, sa1d thet he would not need more than half up moeting Office and take Off for tha This mee 89 have to bow out efter 18 beppy, New York 18 heppy. ting\n\n\n\n\n\n28\n\n07446\n\n\n## Office Memorandum\n\n10\n\nCS-1337 (arnond)\n\nChief , Contact Division,\n\nColenan of . your to arrange a Cherne of 'esearch Institute of Auerica, 292 Zadison Avenue, Hexr Xcrk 2n {acent' and area be discussed, 0 Colenan informed t the appointnent on 8 i:arch tc arriv betreen 2.00 2:15 ? to to Cherne' s Citytha\n\n- 2. Cover appr\"ciates the\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## 'SECRET\n\n\n\n07441\n\n14-00000\n\nSECRET .\n\n\n- Chief, Coniact Divlsion, 00\n- Chlef, FI/Plans/Cover\n\nSUBJECI\n\n- o/c case 9125\n- 1, On 8 March 1954, pursuant to arran 'genents that had been mado Leo Cherne \u00f3f the Research Institute of Ameri 292 York City. As a Category III intervlev had been requestod, Hr, McCann departed. soon after the introduction wasmade, ca,\n- 2, agreed to cooperate vith the Agenc; as requested.\n\n- 3. his office at New York further the operabional matter. You\\_ on 15 March 1954 and York on Yosk office. Gity day ,\n- Your assistance in this indeed appreciated by Cover\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n17 Merob\n\nCS-1337\n\n0744 8\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n8\n\n\n\n\n\n07y53\n\n\n\n\n\n- 1 On 26 January 1956, \"r. together Robert licCann, New York Oo/c Office, intervieired %r. Leo Cherne of the above captioned organization.\n\n- 2. The results this neeting Yere extremely satisfact)y for are deeply appreciative 02 assistance in this matter\n- 3 , Your cooperation is appreciated.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n01454\n\n\n\nDoar\n\nI are 8 88 standing end to ako\n\nConsultant for 85,00,00,\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nC3-1337\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\nIork 0o/c Offlce\n\n- 1, Atteched 18 4\n- 2, Phe the draft, (a) 2 brlef gonoral or (b) that\n- 3, #ho\n- cle pubLLohod undor\n- and cooporation 1n\n\n\n\nConbral\n\n\n\n\n\nSECRET.\n\n\n2 February 1956\n\nChief, Contact Division, 00 SUBJECT Research Institute verbal concurrence givon to %r. Qn 2 February 1956 by %r\\_ Iravis for the handof the attached memorandun to \"r. ilobert \"cCann, Ner York Ou/c Offico\\_\n\n\n\n\n#ttachment stated above\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n350\n\n07+60\n\n\n\n\n## Memorandum Office\n\n10\n\nChief , Contact DiviBlon Support (Irevis)\n\nAttn\n\nChle: , Nev York Offlce\n\n'SUBJECT:\n\nCese 9145 WA 0350\n\n\n## UNITED STATES ` GOVERNMENT\n\nDATB 5 Merch 1956\n\n1\n\nWe Mr Raymond M1llard, lest week , that ve your d\u00edvision a copy of the letter which Leo Cherne h2d dispatched to As you pointed out in your HA 0350 ue mere\\_ that nad 8 cc?y and d\u00edd not forward if to\n\n2\n\nAttached you Ir1ll fInd 5 reclice the letter written by Mr . Cberne\n\n\n## # #\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n14-0000\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n2268\n\nLEO CHRNG' 4S HELL Dlo 0 Dlo OP: COURSB NOT THE H\u00c6 @R ASSUHE THAT @\n\n\n\n\n\nX '9145\n\n'ON~ 19 X 1$ ADVISED LEO CHERNE X L\u00cbO . CHERNE; OF. TKE CONTENTS X 8598; CKERNE, As LEVITAS X LEVITAS AND CONSID\u00c9RS HIM: To BE A VERY INDIVIDUAL.\n\n\nKAN 'ASSUME OF ANY RELATIONSKIP BETW EEN ThE Man INVOLVED AND THE AGENCY . IN No X No WAY. INDICATE That A\n\nKILLARD X INFORMED DURING HIS VISIT To Ihat CHERNE KaD BEEN ADVISED.\n\n\n1\n\n07463\n\n\n\n1; REFERENCE A \"ILLAR D X MILLARD OF COVER DIV. LEA X LEA CONCERN InG THE FEAR OUR AGENT In PAR [5 PAY HAVE BEEN BLON BY MEEIING MR . Ole TH5 'RESEARCH INSTITUTE AND TELLING IIIM IN FOR\n\nAvD\n\nCKERNE X CKERNE Wa; APPRAISED OF The SITUATION on HE REJUESTS\n\n\n\n\n\n14-00000\n\nSEC\n\n=\n\nTKE FOLLOW ING TKE BIO, X BIO INFORMATION D. D, NEW NEV YORX.\n\n\n68 1914 X MAY AT GCRANION; PENN . HIS PRESENT HOME ADDRESS PREV IOUSLY FIRM HuPE OF TKE (OQVER OHIO, HIS 08 BUS INES; KNOwN ROCKEFELLER PLAZA, YORK. KE RESEARCH Inft 1939 X\n\nNUMBER\n\n\n\nCASE 915.\n\n\nd6\n\nR\n\n2268\n\n14330\n\nSeorot\n\n\n\n8\n\n\n\n07466\n\nIo CONTACI IOHN \\_\n\n\n\n\n\n21593\n\n{\n\n07469\n\nfza\n\n\n\n26\n\n8\n\nb hu {28] weo 9 0u 6 @ 4 5u9 hu har\n\n6 1 6 waul%\n\n10\n\n\n## UNI\n\nF\n\n03 1, Vorbal the{ ton field offico to arrange Ber at Hodnosdey 21 , 19520 Ihe purpobe of the is to the \"llingno8e of those gontlemen to aot 86 ostensfble donore fund 6 to cupport oxpl\n\n2, also thet the of the arrenge an of Cf\u00f8rne 8 convenienco 1952, Ghorne for tino an ip to the vould be happy to pr\u00f8cont to 'for Che 22,\n\n30 the to uable to te at ff\u00f8ld hee been Chorne 88\n\n0747/", "pages": 44} {"id": "doc_c2c2bee9_d75f_47c9_a66a_065da09a33cf", "filename": "104-10147-10216.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10147-10216.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "OLC - 78-3040 22 September 1978\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR\n\nMr Reardon Office of Security Ray\n\nFROM\n\nS . D. Breckinridge\n\nSUBJECT\n\nAgency Employees with the Surname of Bishop\n\n- 1 . The Office of Personnel is gathering files of present and past employees of the Agency who were on board. in the 60's\\_ Attached are brief excerpts from the OPFs of the first group shown to me by Doris Houdesheldt.\n\n- 2 . I trying to assemble a book of photographs of these different employees to show to the two witnesses who think they knew a man named Morris Bishop in the Ihe photograph or photographs that you may have concernthe persons listed on the attached pages as near as possible to the first half of the 60' s would be helpful \\_ ing\n- 3 \\_ I expect to have more nanes in the near future and will forward those to you as soon as they are available\\_\n- 4 It would be appreciated if you could give this some priority attention\n\n\n\nAttachment\n\n\n\n03\n\nBBoyd Warrington Bishop\n\nDOB\n\n590487\n\n29\n\n1940\n\nJune\n\n1965\n\nCT\n\nApgi)\n\nAugust\n\n1968\n\n(Hamburg)\n\nStill active hair\n\n1965 150 blue eyes brown\n\n(new employee)\n\n03 Gdwin Warren) Bishop 037252 DOB @9 May 1923 July 1962 Headquarters Resigned 1963 GS-13 1962 6' 170 grey eyes red hair May\n\nFrank Patrick Bishop 004736 DOB 25 . April 1914\n\n\n## Office of Finance\n\nMarch 1958\n\nHeadquarters\n\nApril 1969 Inspector\n\nRetired 29 June 1973 GS-17 (5)\n\n1949\n\n5 ' 1l-1/2\" 145 1bs blue yes brown hair\n\n1973\n\ngrey hair\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n03 Eugene Edward) Bishop, Jr\\_ 08235566, DOB (ay 1941\n\n1963 Clerk Headquarters\n\nResigned 8 February 1969 GS-7 (4)\n\n1963\n\n172\n\nhazel eyes\n\nblack hair\n\n\n## Henry Charles Bishop 6401789) DOB 65 February) 1932\n\nJanuary 1960 Station October 1962 @icosia\\_ October 1964 Headquart\u00e9rs\n\nOffice of Communications GS-13\n\nStill active\n\n1954 170 brown eyes brown hair\n\n\n\n03\n\nfred Margeson) Bishop\n\nDOB\n\n(contract #)\n\n68 Octobe) 1890\n\nTSD Consultant\n\nSeparated 1 1961 July\n\n1955\n\n5' 10\" 182 blue eyes light hair\n\n\n## @ohn Carj Bishop 96036385\n\nDOB\n\n(8 January)1938\n\nDDO-Bur \\_\n\nMay 1962 quarters\n\nNew employee head -\n\n1964 July\n\nJOT\n\nJuly 1965\n\n1968\n\n(Berlin)\n\nMar 1969\n\nStill active\n\nGS-13\n\n1964 672\" 160 grey eyes brown hair\n\n\n## 03\n\n(13544\n\nflarenc) Bishop\n\nDOB\n\n(1\n\nOffice of Logistics\n\nNovengen) 1912\n\nResigned 14 Decenber 1960\n\n1952\n\n5' 10-1/2\" 170 Brown hair Green eyes Medium build\n\n(GS-16(5)\n\n\n\nWhit Moore Bishop 056446 DOB 24 September 1915\n\n\n## Office of Communications\n\nJanuary 1960\n\nAugust 1963\n\n@hein Main 15-34\n\nJuly 1964\n\nFrankfurt\n\nJanuary 1966\n\nHeadquarters\n\nJune 1972\n\nRetired (GS-14(7)\n\n\n## 1949\n\n5 ' 11\" 170 1bs\\_ Grey hair\n\nBrown eyes", "pages": 10} {"id": "doc_d9438a35_b167_4d6d_a588_4288d7d3c1b6", "filename": "104-10120-10271.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10120-10271.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## SECRET\n\n\n## REQUEST FOR DOMESTIC COVER LIST ENTRY OR CHANGE\n\nSUBMIT THIS FORM IN TRIPLICATE , ENCLOSED IN SEALED ENVELOPE\n\nDATE\n\nTo\n\nDCB/CCG\n\nSSD/0s\n\n21 September 1960\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nENTRY\n\nCHANGE\n\nInclusion of subject on the Domestic Cover List is requested for the reason ncted below When notified that cover has been es - tablished , subject will be specif- ically authorized and instructed to conceal his Agency affiliation\n\nSub ject is currently included on the Domestic Cover List- For tbe reason noted below , it is requested that\n\nthis employee be removed from the. Domestic Cover List\\_\n\nthe following change -be made:\n\nREASON\n\n\n## an orgenlzatlonal affiliatlon other than CIA,\n\n\n\n\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_e4f0bef2_67ea_49ab_a732_526360cd1182", "filename": "104-10117-10296.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10117-10296.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\nTO\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nSpecial Agent in\n\nHEADQUARTERS\n\n\n\nDFO\n\nOS DATE L.A DATE\n\nOffice of Origin\n\nPOS .\n\n\n(ODD)credentials,\n\n\n\n32\n\nUse feasible;\n\nhowever\n\n32\n\nOf covert interest, conduct investigation according to standard regulations except as noted below \\_\n\n2. DFO will conduct NAC ' s:\n\nFIELD\n\n4\n\nSPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS:\n\nDI STRIBUT ! ON\n\nATT ACHMENTS\n\nBF0\n\nDf\n\nLAFO\n\nMF 0\n\nSFFo\n\nWFo\n\nPHS\n\nDATA\n\nCARDS\n\n63\n\n742c\n\n0 5 E D\n\n(9 - 43 )", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_d1352c17_9f2e_4ee7_8d88_6462689a462d", "filename": "104-10170-10096.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10170-10096.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_ca346bc8_b4ed_45c9_bce9_6610327dab71", "filename": "104-10006-10247.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10006-10247.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\n\n## #ECRET\n\nFROM; (Reques:ers\n\nBADGE\n\nNo\n\nDATE\n\nR /D CONTROL No\n\nTo\n\nTUBE\n\nDATE\n\nINITIALS\n\nCHECK\n\nNG\n\nNSTRUCT / ONS\n\nR/D/ I NDEX\n\nDT . 5\n\nGT. 6\n\nSUB JECT To BE CHECKED\n\nSURNAME\n\nGIVEN NAMES Rowan\n\nSPELL/nG To BE CHECKED\n\nAKA ALlASES\n\nDATA (Occupation , sex , CP membership, affiliations etc. )\n\nSEX\n\nDATE Of B / RTh\n\nPLACE Of\n\nRES / DEnCE\n\nRESULTS OF CHECK\n\nCOMMENTS\n\nNo ON\n\nCARD REFERENCES ATTACHED\n\nINSTRUCTIONS FOR REQUESTERS\n\n\n## IN ALL CASES\n\nUse gummed Label; type or print a11 entries\n\n1 Return this form with the card repro- ductions, also return pertinent documents, aperture cards and the dossier if a 201 on the sub ject exists\n\nUpon receipt of index card reproductions draw a green diagonal line across the items you do not want \\_\n\n2 For each document to be included in consolidation (i.e. copy or cross reference to be placed in the 201 file) green D the correspond card and check or (6 ) be tbe ing low:\n\nEdit (use green) the reproduced index cards to indicate:\n\n(a) cards to be destroyed (mark green D and note reason for destruction) Examples document destroyed; duplicate or less informative than retained in- formation; information no CS value\n\n(a ) Consolidate into\n\n(b) corrections and additions, inclu- infinity symbol when card in- cludes a11 facts contained in the docuent ding\n\nOpen 201 file on sub ject \\_\n\nRESTRiction (If any)\n\nYES\n\nNo\n\nINTERESTED DESKS OR\n\nNote 1 . Records of SSU , OSS and CIG are in RID/ and those tbat meet indexing criteria in CSHB 70-1-1 are carded in the Main Index If believe there could be additional in- formation of value in these records must\\_request an Archives Index search COI, ARD , you\n\nR /D\n\nDESK\n\nNote 2\n\nInformation concerning foreign public personalities except mili- tary may be available in BR/OcR x7997 ~\n\nDATE\n\n5 IGNATURE OF RECORDS OFFICER\n\nOne Roman Fedorov\u00edch DEDXOV Vilasa Nlkolayevna DEDKOV , born 31 Docenber 1930 1n Minsk, USSR , were applicants sometine prlor to April 1962 DEDKOV number207451 on 17 September 1960, to arrive 1n Delhi for two years 88 an Enslish language teacher at the Sovet Embas\u00f8y It 1s not New\n\n,9 Jit\n\n10\n\n", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_753662a1_7a0e_4c38_acd1_5a4b0cb5b782", "filename": "104-10163-10065.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10163-10065.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "Bocc Becurlty and Ic 10 Idoal of be tbe It Agency If Ve Blght cr conlact 1 and Joro Doa\n\n05 5 . that tte loave \\_ He hore Carb , {:9 , 1\u00e9 to hes aLl the the o #paeka 89 1B bo ou RAnon\n\n1n far 1 bad 1o 1960. H of for ( 800 ) bad Be He L to He that be vould {1ght 0{ Jf or 1 Lhst { vauld cortalnly Conlact vith Barker\\_ If fer 18 49 12\\_ a5 b Laught 8\n\n7 Doy and I dat# Dynad by 3,4, ) voreh cultiveling #\u00e0ar roporler 1\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_77f14694_1a56_4611_8baa_3239fc33fd91", "filename": "104-10076-10416.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10076-10416.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nT\n\n75641\n\nUse-C Do RETURN Background Only Not\n\n6718\n\nPcsa PER KEF REF As @wa PLS\n\n24 Ave\n\n5 T\n\nSECRET", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_123d7918_f5f4_4c99_9929_7ca109f9a3bd", "filename": "104-10110-10688.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10110-10688.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nORD-8271-70\n\n10 December 1970\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nc/PsD/OS\n\nATTENTION\n\nMr - Joseph Hossick\n\nSUBJECI\n\nCHRISI , Dav\u00edd Lamar 143872\n\n- 1. Dur\u00edng the last week in November 1970, Mr\\_ David L. Christ, Chlef of Office of Research and Development retired from the Agency. He 1s currently employed by Devenco of Nev York City.\n\n- 2 . ORD has a contractual relat\u00edonshlp and 18 desired that the SECREI clearance of Mr\\_ Christ be activated 80 that he may be 1nvolved th16 Agency-sponsored work.\n\n- 3. While he was 1n ORD , the Bubject held clearances and It has been learned that he wlll requlre SI IK 1n h\u00eds present status a8 a contractor 8 employee. When his IOP SECRET clearance has been activated, we will file a separate requebt to cover the speclal clearances \\_\n- It 1s therefore requested that the subject be processed for an Industrial Security Approval at the TOP SECREI level If any further InformatIon 1s needed , please contact the underslgned on extenslon 3233.\n\n\n\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_072e3062_4643_4478_98d2_a1641eebcbed", "filename": "104-10106-10194.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10106-10194.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 SECRE\n\n10 March 1978\n\n\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORI)\n\nFROM:\n\nRobert D Clark Office of General Counsel\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nMeeting in New York: PDLADLE\n\nOn 2 March 1978 , the undersigned and Vasia Gmerkin of CI Staff met in Nev York with the defector and his wife at the apartment of Bernard MONCURE There put a first mortgage on 2 Neiv York property of theirs located at 163 East 7lst Street , New York, New York, in favor of a devised facility nominee of 24 the Agency Rcush-Walker Company , Atlante, Georgia \\_ for a recited indebtedness of $167,429.88 \\_ They signed 2 classified document acknowledging that the devised facility is an instrumentality of the United States Government This document was witnessed in elies by Mr Gmerkin and the undersigned registered strenuous objections to tbe mortgage \\_ City City\n\n\n\nRDC: kas\n\nR\u00f3bert D Clark\n\nDistribution:\n\nOriginal DEFECTORS\n\n1 Chrono\n\n1 RDC Signer\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_c2cffb6a_521d_4d54_87c9_49416ce258a3", "filename": "104-10120-10378.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10120-10378.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nFRCI\n\nFOR THE RECORD\n\nChief; SB/2 Desk\n\n24\n\nSUBJECT ;\n\nCOVER, (ONOFFICIAI GEVERAL (Proposal for A&E Assessment of Potential Candidates)\n\n- 1. Reference is nade to my previous menorandum pertaining to the proposal to initiate a change of policy with respect to the processing of potential REDSKIN Agents .\n\n- 2, As \"ill be noted, it was initially recomnended that potential RECSKIN Agent candidates be provided with assessment by CIR prior to disclosure of Agency interest prior to the disclosure of any classified information. This assessnent will be conducted utilizina a nonofficial initially suggested that TSD's Psychological Assessment Associates firm GITEINGER be used for this purpose. If the were favorable, Security vould be requested to conduct a full investigaticn of the Subject and he would be subsequently contacted under alias CIA credentials. At that point, he would be requested to perform a nission for us and would be given requirements for sane if he agreed to accept such assignnent.\n\n- 3. Attention is invited to the attached memorandu dated 8 February 1961. A copy of this renorandun vas furnished to the writer with the verbal request that credit checks be conducted on all the staff #&E members mentioned. Prior to the initiation of credit checks ; it was verbally agreed between the undersigned and Hr. Thomas SIRANGE; CCG/NG , that no credit check would be conducted in view of the fact that it was recently surfaced as an Agency employee\\_ Ihe requested credit checks were completed on or about 16 February 1961 end results verbally transmitted to Mr. Thomas STRANGE .\n\n\n4u\n\n- 4. As of date, CCG feels that Rey tave ancther noti cover for this prosram. It is understood that this be utilized in addition to utili th?(Psychological 24 Assessment AssociatesPendin; \u00eeurther request in this Fatter fron CCG, no further aetion is conterplated. #hey cnal zing\n\nAttachnent: dated 8 1961 CLOSEC\n\n\n\n20 February 1961\n\n\n\n\n## Jacob V,\n\n\n\nAlice F,\n\n\n\n\n\nG3-13\n\n(3-23\n\n32\n\nOrert erployee of the #gency WV4 . Project\n\n9 april 1956 G3-13\n\nGs-13 DAC\n\nCover for the :gency 1951-1954 1954-1955 Arzg Status Cverseas\\_ 1955-1957 1957-Present AFY Civilian Cover\n\n25 Jauarj 1960 CS-12\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_744e1095_5df2_4514_b3a9_e0a131deac31", "filename": "104-10075-10203.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10075-10203.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "AT\n\n8201 RY?at TYPIC PET {35\n\n2E SENT : MESSA \u20acE; \"TRES SIETE X X REQUTE AL Fa RP RPT RaAno REYES RPT REYE? HEDARA RPT SILVA YANKEE RPT LEGON ALFA L Os X RECUERDE SER EXTREMAMENTE CAUTELOSO AL HACER CUAL QUIER PARA REQUTAMIENT) YANKEE HEY 0S 'QUE ESTEN BIEN PG SU RED X CADA RPT SER. X QUE ESTA\n\nPara Uso; PARECE VaYa ENTREMAMIENTJ X PERO TaABIEN X RENE BAADE NOHBRE OTRA VEZ Mas\n\n\n\nJllnci\n\n4 ;\n\n=\n\nEL X R EES QUJE no TENGA TIEMPO PARA\n\n2 EnaISH 37 , RECE IVED MESSA GES OCEED PESTE PPT YED ARA SILVa RP ROBERT 0 RPT LEGON ARE OT HEP $ . @E EXTREMEL Y VITH FAvE 'YE VE FAVE CHECKED NOT NECE SSAR IL Y ARE ALL RIGYT [v VET 5. EACK RPT AGENT YOU USE 3E FUL Y HIY ASSIGN;EM You FR USE YJU APPEAR 4AVE A MAJOR OF TELL EXaCTLY RPT 5E ACCOHA ISKED @T HERE , ARE OF THE VICTOR [A. PL EASE SER THE NAME AGaIN HAT PAS SEND ED , EXPAN You", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_e09b4618_6c92_49fe_be80_02f6ae92e7e0", "filename": "104-10165-10004.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10165-10004.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "19 JJune {or Jenaice ie Pan .Ierican. arririnz ria Yoniezo Tbis flizht contire: 0n Fuerto passengerg are counopplace. acd icigratioll iuspector nane 'Pecific botel al can be reacbed ai\n\nObtaiued rental car frop ilertz Car Repial ard departed Lingston Jirport ai 44 Ior Ltonio of Rizb 44 follors aroupd {ip o is auo tber Jntonio . orer i( is 45 te islard Gere is suall cose seren nileg east Port ~Blue Tbe 201 [eei vidc 50 apd opeu sea ad veatber, Ibe is is repried (o 0 =inizun depth of gir feer at tbe entracce, 7idal to be 52all , 1 t5o feel, is abut 2-1/2 boura rvad 5ag I vent inw Port Autonio rod [ returced {o fire 0 'cloc there Yoore swrrounding Hole \\_ vitb beach facing tbe bag bilf ard operates bar-restaurac: hicb: the Ieahonse Blue Laoon. tbe coujusion betveen Blne Gu ibe vater Xoore has tuilt aod lires io a Fe also 583 occupied girl uho introduced io ne Palzer. ber Ibes are supposed [ retcr fo tbeir bore ibe edd of Jupe .\n\n\nJbout fire 0'clock I iniroduced Koore ag a friend of de la Carrers, Fe ialked froz fire 0'clock udtil tice next coring at\n\nI spent the night at add Doted passing that al Guanranao Bar adctored in te barbor Ior Uhe reekend , in Port occurrence could perbeps be source tion ie discussiod of tbe prerious our incroduced Fred Barrett. Dative is Ue bar-restauraut\\_ I Blue' Hole abou ( 2:00 0 'clock and drore 6:30 [a to\n\nFo llorinz r serfous vitb Koore. Plus 0 Uhe plus tbe Ibe [olloviug bein\n\nUse\n\n444\n\n\n## Ilobin Jloore\n\n8, Joore bas jubt relurcd sbere be the cobbal operetions the Azcrican #Pcial Forces iu Fiet alter he bad gone eigbt fraiuiuz al Forceg school be outained au 9nd Forld Laria. Furtker uDderstandings Xoore be obtained from read bis preriouslr tok aboul Jack Youngblood \\_ a0 vho parlicipated iu ibe erente to Castro Hattiste. publ ing b. bas buraing desire to as tougb , tro-fieted, He bas participated in real aDd has receired is probabls tbe best traiuing in for guerilla figlters \\_ [he [. Special Forces includes traiuing a5 parechutist. ie is iucliced to braz is probably inclined use of alcob\u00f8l and and of inprtant natters is and ig erperienced iu guerilla fizating. i8 experienced\n\nHe is definite: villiog but cannot contribute casb directls; is villing to the use ibe house od bis .property for liaited periods of to participare au operation to lan\u00e1 people on coast o[ Cuba, is Dot to cocmit the acd facilities as stagiug are Ior resuppl; in tbe future.\n\n\nerpenseg\n\nIs villing to coae to if bis are paid.\n\n\n8. Blue [lole is an excel lent bartor: Pro tected acainst all veather. and vitb sir feet of sater at ine bar . surrounded steep slopes Dock facilities are Fesentl\" but could be quickls and boat ig at Blue Hole. aud Fort Antonio the clogest source) . tbe fuel arailable is diesel fuel OI antozotive gasoline; Do uarice ig aailable aunbere the Ibis is significaut in gelecting suitable boat. at\n\nIbe nearest source food aud 0ther supplieg is Port Autonio; Fred Barrett. orders and supplies coustantl\", aud rould desired, and explosires are not obtainable 00 the to be suuggled in statiou vegon provided eipenses ar by ugers, paid\n\n\n## 3, ioy\n\nlocal George Lunroe \\_ reported t be bes buats dor Ire five ocrasiong. Ile reprled to be a*0i Jable caplaio to {rain crey,\n\nIhe $.S. Frangeline tro veeks direct Port Aotonio , Ior we deliver ies and eren toat to 8\"Ppl\n\nFred the bar-restaur: nt. to be rer capable and for ap addilioual +10 per to regular be te villing to an operation. qui d. co lonel i8 the Jamaica represeulatire f1 boats , at place called Turtle Cove betreen Hole.\n\n\nTbe icicration chief for Jezaica is of Georze Eussuks is the forzer chief of ?olice at Port Antonio: Yoore clains that are close Pereoual friecde. tey d. oore i: acquaiuled viu tbe \"ike Hedges, is nepbev of Burke Hedges. sho becaz:' Cuba'8 azassador to Chile lives if be to be rej valuable connection. Ibe fails ported to be a0d zuld establisb an excellent corer,\n\n\n## 4,\n\n8. In order to tbe I Voore to refer to a8 George !ing aud landing hi in Cuba be referred to Ibe ikelv seens to be establisb 0 suiiable boal story to be tbat it belongs to Lzerican frields of Robin Joore. is arailable locally for linited cuaber of Cutans able to acconrodate up to sir 0x property. boat captaio. \u00fceorge could be euplosed captaiu initiallr. t0. train tbe Cuban crey in Jocal conditions 09 In it vill be too difficult Per3ons enter Janaica vithout difficults, provided knov aroid ivg for Lot ibey suitable locati)n culd & {ouud redio transaission aud reception facilities on tte but to be eremined radio technique8. Le excellent.\n\n\nIp suary, I tbat Robin Jborc buildiwrs Blue Hole serre 8s an excellent tage operatious but tbe boar for the operarion vuld bere to be ecquired in Ube shi except for {he remote {het suitasle could be fouix tbink headquarters be ebtablished coyt througb aud tbin vould 6e cboice to coordinate lhe initial there. 03 Pped could good good\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n'19", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_b3fc5304_97d3_4d9d_a2b6_cd28ddba6420", "filename": "104-10167-10366.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10167-10366.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "UI\n\nDn\n\n5547\n\n1962\n\nI 13\n\nTDCS DB-3/651 ,144\n\nCI/OPS , CI/IC , FI , PID, PI/INT 5, IR 2, CA 2, CA/PRG , 08 ,\n| 24_August 192 | 24_August 192 |\n|------------------|-----------------|\n| 2 2 TELSI 2 Sian | |\n\nCONTROLLED DISSBY\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\n03\n\nREPORT\n\n461\n\nRETURN TO CIA Background Use Do Not Only\n\nSECRET\n\n17 58252\n\n\n## TEEEGRAM IN: )RMATION REP RT TELEGRAM\n\n4 Dano\n\n\n## CUSSIFKATION S-E-C-R-E-T COYTROLLED DISSEV\n| OF ASTOYIO VXROYA, OF 24 AUGUST 1962 PRESIDEYT OF |\n|------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| 446636 14-21 1962 IN-49327 (PASAVA CITY (15-21 AUGUST 1962) IN-45475 2 |\n\nPARA 1: (F) [CLOSE 2-3: (C)\n\n15 AUGCST CHIEF CHIARI OF F YAHA AXD REQUESTED CHIARI AD HOST AMERICAN CHIEFS OF CASTRO AGEATS VAROXA IHAT A DATE CHIARI SHOULD INVITE PRESIDENT KEXIEDY CHIARI TOLD VAROYA THAT THIS FOULD BE A JOST UYDERTAKING AVD THAT TEE LEFT\n\nCSSAKCATION S-E-C-R-E-T CONTROLLED DISSEX\n\nMYT\n\nNSA\n\nNKC\n\n09\n\nCNf\n\n\n\n\n## TELEGRAM INFORMATION REPORT ETELEGRAM\n\n~49321\n\n2\n\n20 ADGUST CHIARI\n\n- 20 AUGCSI 4 IX PANAMA CALLBD OY AXD JUSTICB , AND TO PERSCADE PBESIDENT CHIABI ESTABLISHMENT A EXILES ;\n- 3 21 AOGCST PRESIDENT CHIABI SAID TEE YIN PURPOSE OP YISIT #AS REQUESI CHIARI'$ APPROVAL OF A BASB AND IHAT KOULD BIEVER , CHIARI DISCCSSED IT AXD IT NOT BE GRANTED ESTABLISHENT- OF\n- 4 ON JOSE CARDOXA SAID VARONA 14 AUGUST OY BICA \\_ POBPOSE PARTICULAR VOTIVE IF YIND . IHAT PRESIDENT CHIARI PANAA PROBLEY IN GEYERAL \"FURTHER SUPPORI FOB CAUSE ALSO INQUIRE OF CHIARI ANY A SUGGESTED\n\n\n## 5-E-\u20ac-R-E-T/COSTROLLED DISSEX\n\n\n## 8-E-C-%-B-I/COSTBOLLED DISSEY\n\n3\n\nAMERICA KHICE HAD BEEY DISCCSSED (XIRO) AREA IX JUE THERE BY HIRO \\_ THERE ARE IX YIAXI PASAHA OF A HIBO CARDONA\n\n\n## 5. CISCARIB , CISCLANT\n\nIN-46636\n\n749327", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_e3acc416_af8b_469c_ae26_d4aacdfc36d0", "filename": "104-10130-10472.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10130-10472.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "610\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\n\n| | | | CONF ''NTIAL | | SECRET |\n|------------------------------------------------------|------------------------|---------------------|--------------------------|---------------------|------------------------|\n| | ROUTING | AND RECORD | SHEET | | |\n| SUBJECT: (Optional) | SUBJECT: (Optional) | SUBJECT: (Optional) | SUBJECT: (Optional) | SUBJECT: (Optional) | SUBJECT: (Optional) |\n| FROM: Chie{ , | Stafl | EXTENSION | No. | | |\n| FROM: Chie{ , | | | DATE | | |\n| 1-A-20 TO:. dosignation, room numbar , and building) | DATE RECIVED FORWARDED | OFFICER'S | COMMENTS whom. Drow line | fo show | from whom ooch comment |\n| Office Of Security (Attn: Mr_ Bannernen) G-631 | 94/ , | | For your Information | | |\n| 2 | | | | | |\n| 3 | | | | | |\n| 5 | | | Pe | | |\n| 10 | | | | | |\n| 12_ | | | | | |\n| 13 . | | | | | |\n\n\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\nINTERNAL\n\nUMCLASSIFIED\n\nCS-2793\n\nBUBJECI: The WackenbutCorporatlon Ponce de 3280 Leon\n\n- 1\\_ CCS for the neet BubJect, coven] support \\_ At 10,30 on 14 Mereh 1983, Hr \\_ Weckenhut , Wes Reypolde and I net et Mr\\_ Reynold' 8 3809 37th Btreet, Borth, Arlington. 1n aree, altbough I operating bere 8t present . Reynold8, both, bome,\n- Weckenhut Btarted b18 flrm 1n 1954In 1961 ft Vas reported to have 1t beb offices Mev York Honolulu, 8en Juen end Ponce, Puerto Bico. Veckenbut freely Btates that be tredee on the reputatlon of tbe PHI 21 ex-FHI egente, 1ncluding tvo forner Directorb Of tbe CitJ, FBI ,\n- 3. &re deberibed 1n Heckenbut brochure\n\nbenke Bets up Internal eud\u00edt grounde flc Le detector electronlc to counter bualpebb esplonege through the detectlon Of electronic\n\n\n\n\n\n14-ooooo dollere, to bighly valuable Becrete.\n\n\nAsBlBt6 personnel to Bcreen qulekly tbe backgrounde of present end Ibe Wackenhut Botpoteeloem\n\n\n## Store\\_\n\nthe of 1nternel designed +o neet the cltent 8 specffic needs.\n\n\nBecurity, ffre end other personnel of tlons\n\nProv\u00eddes the are required by all or bandlIng government flrst eld crevB, Heckenbut tbe technical fleld of ByBtems ,\n\nunfformed property Burveyg to and controle.\n\n\n- 4 Weckenbut succebsful Hovever , plang the prebent end of Interest to He 18 pre-\n- 5. to pe tbat there 18 market for Veckenhut 8 Berviceb 1n forelgn countrie8, except neture I vould prebune, vould rether 1n Ihe ptentlal for\n\n\n\non forrer FBI pergonnel probably vould enhance particulerly 1n Latin Anerice vhere FBI' lntelllgence\" BLpce\n\n- 6. to busine8B orgenizations to Betting 1nstalletions. We recently referred 8 requebt 1nvolvins msJor oil to the Phyelcel Securlty elenent of the Security OfficeConcelvably , nake arrangement to edvise Security Office 16 sat\u00edsfied es to Heckenbut 8 competence . Ge 2* could tben place the teeny Becure tbe contract\\_\n- 7 Weckenbut stete He 1n fect, to any reesonable epplicatlon Of He vould be villng to negotiete flnancing 1n equlteble proportlons 1n the event set not\n- 8 Keckenhut 88 8 clean-cut, to be 8 superior organlzation He 18 but It be to do to the Bovernment and feels tbat CIA Offers one poss1ble tun\u00edty. Incidentelly, he 1n gfven tbe\n- 9. componente have\n\n", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_d403e744_68c5_46b0_9fda_7f40c187be09", "filename": "104-10164-10050.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10164-10050.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n\n\n## DISPATCH\n\n0\n\n\n\n0\n\nCty\n\n401\n\n\n#\n\n2\n\nDISPATCH\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n12 OCIOBER 1967\n\nCCASSIFICATION:\n\nCONFIENIIAL\n\nBUBJECI:\n\n105-2855 (MIAMI)\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nand BE ACQUIRED and\n\nIDEHTIFY IHE\n\nSECRET\n\n14-0oooo\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\nP\n\nMIRR\n\n\n\n\n\n- PHOWE Call 15 Hov 66 PER S04 SLp OYE 0h K BUT CREv as And Ral\n\nAnd Two Un~ 13 TW In Eng INE, no NUMBER LaUnched FRST BIMINI, FROVINCES BUT NOT\n\n\n\n14-ooooo\n\n\n\n\n\nUSE To 0 AT K Lar3o, SITE 66,\n\n- SITE. To Date HAVE REPORTED OF FHICH SITE YERE ALERTED An) 2\n- #ORN ING 6 BY #[RR That PHOVED UPI , AP, RELEASS CLa IM RE Wofact ACTIVITIES NAPLES AREA ,\n- 6, as OF 723 HRS 6 IN PRESS HERALD And MIAMI NEWS COVEXAGS DID #ENTION OF TR IAL,\n\n\n\nLEVEL Of PLAUSISLE DEN IAL CF SENSII IVE data:\n\n\"2\n\n3\n\n14-Qoooo\n\nDATB: 6 OCIOBER 1966 CLASSIFICATION; NONE GIVEN MIRR NONE GIVEN (MIAMT)\n\n27 JULY 1966 CONFIDENTIAL , QURECT; MIRR NONE GIVEN (MIAMI)\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\n\n\nLibunal\n\n2\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## CONFIDENILAL\n\n\n## Intelligence Information Cable\n\nN\n\n3635 Miami FLORIDA , A Twin-ENaINE THE MOVIMIENTO INSURRECT IONAL MOVEMENT FOR REVOLUT I ONARY RECOVERY ) \\_ SUAREZ HAD ALREADY AND WAS To THE OTHER BY JANUARY JIRR,\n\n- 2; To USE THE VESSEL To NoRtHCOAST OF\n\nL b\n\nCONFIDENTIAL\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n3, MIRR VERSITY Haxe IF USE IF\n\nMIRR Conn ECTICUT Hartfopd INTEND\n\nBT\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n## 77\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nJavE\n\n41980\n\n\n## 12e2\n\n- CLOSE MEETING In (MIRR )\n- 2, 1965 INVESIIGAIED FOR THREAI GPLOG IC ACTION oas MEETING\n- 3 MOR Enza ALLWEd VISA FOR and (PGCC) \\_ Moaenza\n\n301-299292\n\n14-0oooo\n\n96746 0 1968\n\n\n\n", "pages": 42} {"id": "doc_4c6df529_3b79_49c2_a8ad_c60a694b4c77", "filename": "104-10129-10034.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10129-10034.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_85cfa728_fe05_4a29_8e06_b002fff3e480", "filename": "104-10172-10177.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10172-10177.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nREF\n\nA\n\nB\n\nBARR\n\n0173\n\n- ONE OF MRS PER II?\n\n\n(n 23604)\n\n- 2 9 URCE OF\n- IEVE VERY RELIABLE \\_\n- 06 HAS HOWEVER MAXE INQUIRIES\n- 4 CUESTA MAY RETURN A-4 06\n\n(~\n\nNa,\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_785ea458_68ee_4e37_96db_efee9085e342", "filename": "104-10100-10237.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10100-10237.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "Pf \\_\n\nV?\n\n\nMEXI\n\n\n## REF: MEXI 6547 (IN 40710) '\n\n3207 (NOT SENT MEXI)\n\nONE\n\nCAKTRIDGES DELIVERED CORPUS CIIRISTI 1 OCTOBER FIFTY POUNDS CARGO 64-M5 1104\n\nOF\n\n'Requests Ildqs advlse on Ataken\n\n\n\n!5 il\n\n03\n\nIMER:", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_7f66a1b4_9506_4f9c_bc3b_a60973a464dc", "filename": "104-10147-10229.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10147-10229.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "OLC RECORD CoPY\n\nCONFIDENTIAL\n\n\n\nOLC - 78-3040 22 September 1978\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR\n\nMr Reardon Office of Security Ray\n\nFROM\n\nS . D . Breckinridge\n\nSUBJECT\n\nAgency Employees with the Surname of Bishop\n\n- 1 The Office of Personnel is gathering files of present and past employees of the Agency who were on board in the 60' sAttached are brief excerpts from the OPFs of the first group shown to me Doris Houdesheldt . by\n- I am trying to assemble a book of photographs of these different employees to show to the two witnesses who think they knew a man naned Morris Bishop in the 60'5 . The photograph or photographs that you may have concerning the persons listed on the attached pages as near as possible to the first half of the 60 's would be helpful.\n\n- 3 \\_ I expect to have more names in the near future and will forward those to you as soon as are available they\n- 4 \\_ It would be appreciated if you could 'give this some priority attention\\_\n\n\n\nAttachment\n\nDistribution:\n\n1 Adse wlatts\n\n1 OLC/Subj w/atts\n\n1 OLC/ Chrono w/0 atts\n\n\n\nWhit Moore Bishop 056446 DOB 24 September 1915\n\n\n## Office of Communications\n\nJanuary 1960\n\nqarrenton\n\nAugust 1963\n\nRhein\n\n1964 July\n\nFrankfurt\n\nJanuary 1966\n\nHeadquarters\n\nJune 1972\n\nRetired (GS-14 (7)\n\n\n## 1949\n\n11\" 170 1bsGrey hair Brown eyes\n\nJame\u0161 Clarence Bishop\n\n113544\n\nDOB 1912\n\nOffice of Logistics\n\nResigned 14 December 1960 (GS-16(5)\n\n1952\n\n5 ' 10-1/2\" 170 lbs Brown hair Green eyes Medium build\n\n{Fred Margeson Bishop P-684-57 (contract #) DOB 28 October 1890\n\nTSD Consultant\n\nSeparated 1 1961 July\n\n1955\n\n10\" 182 blue eyes light hair\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n## Frank Patrick Bishop 004736\n\nDOB\n\n25 April 1914\n\n\n## Office of Finance\n\nMarch 1958 Headquarters April 1969 Inspector\n\nRetired 29 June 1973 GS-17 ( 5)\n\n1949\n\n5 ' 1l-1/2\" 145 blue yes brown hair\n\n1973\n\ngrey hair sugene Edwar\u00e2 Bishop , Jr \\_ 235566\n\nDOB\n\n1941 May\n\n1963 Clerk Headquarters\n\nResigned 8 February 1969 GS-7 (4)\n\n1963 172 hazel eyes black hair\n\nEdwin Warren Bishop 037252 DOB 29 1923 May\n\nJuly 1962 Headquarters Resigned 1963 GS-13 May\n\n1962 170 grey eyes red hair\n\nBoyd Warrington) Bishop DOB 29 April 1940\n\nJune 1965 CT (new\\_employee) August 1968 Hamburg\n\nStill active\n\n1965 5'Il\" 150 blue eyes brown hair\n\n\n## 036385/\n\nDOB\n\n{18 January) 1938\n\nDDO-Eur \\_\n\n1962 May\n\nNew employee head -\n\nquarters\n\nJuly 1964\n\nJOT\n\n1965 July\n\nHeadquarters\n\nJan 1968\n\nBerlin\n\nMar -\n\n1969\n\nBonn\n\n\n## Still active GS- 13\n\n1964 672\" 160 grey eyes brown hair\n\n\n## Henry Charles; Bishop '017891,\n\n\n## DOB 25 February 1932\n\nJanuary 1960\n\nStation E .\n\n\nOctober 1962\n\nOctober 1964 Headquarters\n\nOffice of Communications\n\nGS-13 Still active\n\n1954 519\" 170 lbs\\_ brown eyes brown hair", "pages": 10} {"id": "doc_c7ce4cae_218a_4b90_b2f3_ba7549149454", "filename": "104-10070-10272.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10070-10272.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n6-1053\n\nSubject:\n\nInternationel\n\n\n## 2\n\nIn 0 circuler letter dated 1961 , addressed to (BAKI leeder8 in ISRAEL the folloving Latin Americen public figures vere listed signetorie8 0 f the eppeal to conven \u20ac the Con f erence for National Sovereignty Economic Emancipetion and Peuce in MEXICO in Harch 1981:\n\nPALACIOS , former Fed eral Senator , Rector LB Nationel University, former aiplonet , m ember the Erecutire of the Argentine Perty; ALEJANDRO GOMEZ former Vice~President ARGENTINA . SANTIAGO DEL CAS TILLO former Governor of Fo rmer candidute fronthe People' 8 Radicel Civic Uniona Prof \\_ CARLOS SANCIIEZ VIAMONTE , profe8gor for internationel former JULIO NELIDA BAIGORRIA, Dr CARLOS ALBER T0 BECERRA , JUAN CARLOS ESPINA HORACIO LUELJIO ATILIO HARCH INI MP Dr AUGUST IN BODRIGUEZ ARAYA, Pregident 0f th e Civic Union PertyEDUARDO ROSENKRANTZ Dr, RAMON General Secretery of the Argentine RODOLFO GHIOLDI , member of the Erecutire Comnittee 0 f the Conmunist BERNARDO TEIJOO, vriter, for mer Dean of Le Plete Faculty 0 f Letterg EZEQUIEL vriterc Dr HOISES POLACK , Ionorery at the La Plete Netional University, Ec cub er 0 f th e Executive Copnittee Aire$ Faculty,\n\n2 ~\n\nMr GUILLERMO ES TEVEZ BOERO , President of the Argentine University Federetion AUGUSTIN CUEVAS JIP: C \\_ 0f the Centrel Committee of So cialist Jouth Mr . NIGUEL AVGEL AS TURIAS , Dr EDUARDO ALEMAN , lawyer, Pr esident 0f th e Argen tine Council Mr , BERNARDO KLEIN ER member of the High Coun cil of th e Iniversity\n\n\n## BBAZIL .\n\n\nSERGIO JAGALHAES PreBident the Chember BARBOSA SOBRINHO GABRIEL PASSOS , JOSUE DE CAS IRO , SALVADOR JOSE ARTUR VIRBILIO FERNaNDO SANT ANA , YASCO CELOS TORRES ELOI DUTRA, JACOB FRANTZ CLIDENOR FREI TAS ALFONSO , CELSO BRANT FRANCISCO JULIAO SINVAL GUAZZELI end CANDIDO NORBER TO\n\nFREITAS CAVALCAN TE \\_ Sereis) ,\n\nHERNAI (Mineb PAULO VIANA\n\nJORGE AMADO , writer, OLIVEIRAS GUANAIS, Pr esident of the Union of TAXSAN DE CASTRO Vice-President of the Brezilien Union of Secondery Schoo1 Stud ents\u00f8 AMILTON GOJES President 0fth e Pareibe Presid ent of the Xetelvokers' Union(Bic CANEDO LO PES President of th e National Aif Unior BAYARD BOITEUX , President of tho Nationel Teacher\u00f8' Union\n\nSALVADOR ALLENDE , fo rmer cendidate for the Pregident o f the Republic end Socielsit arty Senetor Radicel Perty MP 0 ALFREDO DE AMIESTI, retired colonel , former Presid ent 0 f the Peac e Mo vement. Prof . KLBERTO BALTRA , former Minister for the Interior, lawyer end Profegsor the University 0f Chile\\_ ELENA CAFFABENA , lewyer, member the Council for the Def enc e of Children o Directot end found er 0 f th e Symphony Orchestra ,\n\n6 th\n\nSEGREI\n\nAug\n\nCRISTIAN CADEJAARTORI , DEL PEDREGAL , former Minigter of th e Interior. JOSE FONDEA , Nationel Demo cratic Perty EDUA RDO Director of the Institute for Sociology of the Chilean GUILLERJIO IZQUIERDO ARAYA , National Democretic Perty\n\nANIBAL JARA, journeligt, former to th e United States\n\nSenetor\n\nPABLO NERUDA , poet .\n\n\nSERGIO RECABARREN , leryer, former Minister of tho Interior\n\nDr , JORGC PERIGU CARDENAS JUAN DE LA CRUZ VARELA , BP: . ALFONSO BARBERENA JORGE ZALAMEA GILBERTO VIEIRA; Secretary of the Co lombien Pert HERNANDO CARAVITO NUNOZ , leryer, Member of th e Cundinedarc Assembly . ANIANO INGLESIAS Director 0f the Berranquille NAZARETH CRUZ lead er of 8 vomen' 8 organisetiop VENTURA PUENT\u00c9 VANEGAS , fror the Co lorbien trade union TANCREDO HERRAN , leader orgunisetion.\n\n\nQf the Bogota indug trial zon e, HENRY PATINO m emb er of A8 8embly CDUARDO of 8tudent MARIO ALCALA , 0f the Liberal Revolutionary Mo vement o YIRA CAS TRO DE CEPEDA , leeder 8 tud ent ALICIA GUERRERO , Union 0 f JOSE HARIA VARVAS Comnittee for Nationelisetion RICARDO SAMPER journelist, ARMANDO SUES CUN Secretery of the\\_ Colombian So cielist\n\n\n## CUBA\n\nENILIO ARAGONES , nationel coordinetor cf the 26 HARTFA FRAYDE , Movement for. Peec e end Sovereignty the Peoples. CLEMIEN TE INCLAN , Rector of Hevena University. Dr ENRIQUE GIMENEZ President o f th e Board Governors of Hevena ENRIQUE GONZALEZ HANTICI , Director of the National Symphonj Orchestre. Cep:\n\nDr VICENTINA AN TUNA , Generel Director of Cul ture , JOSE SANTIAGO CUBAS Procurator of Court of Justice\\_ DR . JUAN HARINELLO , President 6f. the Popuier PertyDro EDUARDO CORONA , Dr ISABEL JIONAL , Director of th e Cuben Nationel Th eatre Conmand er OSCAR FERNANDEZ VEL , President the Nationel Doctor' 8 BALDOMERO ALVAREZ RIOS , Deen of the Nationel Journaligts' School. Conmander Dr . HUMBER To CAS TELLO , Gen eral Secretary of the \"Directorio Revo lucionerio 13 de marzo\" NICOLAS GUILLEN poet Conmender ROLANDO BUBELA , Presid ent of th e Federetion director the Cuban In8titute for Friendship betreen the Comnender GULLERJO JIMENEZ , director of th e ne#spepBr \"Combete\" Dr CARLOS RAFAEL RODRIGUEZ , Univ ersity ProfeBgor , director 0f the journal \"Hoy\" Mr , MARIO KUCHILAN; director of the journel \"Prenge Libre\" Br CARLOS FANQUI, director tbe journel \"Revolucion\" Mr \\_ ALFREDO CUEVARA , director of the Cuban Institute 0 f Art and the. Film Industrj: ELIAS EN TRALGO Presid ent of the Cuban UNES Co Comnis8i( Mr , ENRIQUE DE LA 0sa, director of the journel \"Bohemia\" , ERNES TO VERA , director 0 f the journel \"La Calle\" VILMA ESPIN Fed eration 0 f Cuben Dr, 0 FELIA DOBINGUEZ , Cuben United\n\n\n## HONDUBAS\n\nJULIO C RIVERA , ro rkers' leed er; OSCAR F ALFAREN Member 0f the Unirersity Reform Front. HIGUEL YANES RIOS 8tud ent lender. SANTIAGO FERNANDEZ TO FFE th eetre director . JUDITA SALGADO Committee for Solidarity Fith ALFREDO HO FFMAN , leed er of the Redio Union LETICIA RAUDALES member 0 f the Liberel Youth HECTOR I, GUTTIERREZ generel g ecretery the Conmittee 0 f the Deno cratic Youtho LISANDRO GALVEZ fo rmer rector of the Netional Autononou 8 Universityo\n\nANIBAL DELGADO FIALLO , General Secretery the University Reform Front 0\n\n5 ~\n\nSECRE I\n\nIGNACIO ACOSIA , Univergity gradueteo FRANCISCO ARGUELLO Member 0f th e Federel P\u00e4rliament. ALONSO AGUILAR, Professor of the National School 0f Economic 80 ANABELA AGUIRRE en ARENAL , Profesgor at the Netionel School of Odon tology SOL RAMON BARBOSA Mewber of the Federel Perliement. BREMAUNTZ , the Digtrict Federal High ourt 0 f Justicec ANGEL BARAJAS = Presid ent of the University Prof essors' RAFAEL DANALES , General Secretary of the Klcinenmer Rolling Mi11 Iorkers ' Uniono BERMUDES ALEGRIA , member of of Lo ver Celifornie Univergity. CLEMENTINA BATALLA DE BASSOLS Univeraity NARCISO BASSOLS BATALLA , ALFONSO BARRAZA , SANTAS BARCEN AS engineer. ROGELIO DLANCO DESDER , FERNANDO BENITEZ , vriter and journeligt CELERINO Cao teacher FERNANDO CARMONA , University gradua te EMILIO dremti8t CARDENAS GABALLERO and LEANDRO TILL\u00f3 mem bers 0 f the Fed erel Parlianent Vo ,\n\n\n## PERV\n\nAGUIRRE = MP . ABUNDIO ARAUZO MP FELIZ ARIAS SHEREIBER university leader; JACINTE CACERES PILARES JIP , , SXITE COELLO Bpecieli8t for penl LUIS CERENADO VIGIL; CARLOS HALPICA FERNANDO Prebident the Jos e Marietegui Institute, ERNEST0 HORE , vriter, MP , President of the Peruvien Peece EFRAIN RUIZ journalist. IILBERT SALAS , MP ,\n\nPr esid ent of th e Puerto Rican Perty J , RIVERA , President of th\u00eb Puerto Ricen Communist Perty FU .P.I. (the Federetion for Independence R; MEDINA RAMIREZ United Patrioti c EVARIS TO CHEVREJONT , OSVALDO AGUERO , director of redio and coordinetor 0f the Cuban 26 July in PUERTO RICO forner President, Puerto Nationalist Perty: PINEIRO RIVERA , laryer of the So ciety of Friends Cuba in GABRIEL VINCENIRE HAURA , Secreterj for forcign lations 0 f the Pu erto Ri cen Ind ependence WILLIAH CORDOVA CHIRINO , director the redio progremme \"Native Indugtrie8\" and 0 f the \"El Informedor\" radio journel former Pregident, University Indppenderce Fed eretion\n\nROBERTO CARIAS DELGADO Gen erel Secretary of the April and Revolutionery Perty MARIO SALAZAR VALIENTE , Secretery 0f the Relations Comwittee 0 f the April Per ty: GYERAL ASSOCIATION of University 0 f Mey", "pages": 6} {"id": "doc_3f5c671f_769e_4551_9236_221db08ed8ff", "filename": "104-10171-10018.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10171-10018.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n05 41289162\n\n\n\n\n\n1\n\n06 0.6 ooordln;tor Of the DRS, an 11 1 06 06 08\n\n- 2, Y\u00f2ry\n- 3, In to to [o Bhov thersolvos,\n\nIt sa11\n\nIbe Lbe area 1s localed on tho north elde above tb\n\n\n\nTo CIA Do Not Beckground Reproduo\n\n\n\nLho ar D Libcrtad, an th alr [orou doe 08 Jte hsvo,\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_e7fc5433_283e_4703_b381_a2ed1170e4fb", "filename": "104-10073-10133.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10073-10133.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "D\u00c4TE OF\n\nSO\u00dc\u00dfCE;\n\n3\n\n2\n\n2\n\nNAYY\n\nAir\n\nFBI\n\n\n## INFORM ATIOn REPORT REPORT\n\nNO;DISSEN ABROAD\n\n4098c\n\n\n\nNO. PAGES\n\n'REFERENCES\n\nY\n\n\n\n44u6\n\n8 Source 8 fr\u00edend Of former Pres\u00eddenc Carlos Socarrag r\u00e1nk dur\u00edng Pr1o'6 [Source repoct\n\n'wa8 developed; by to the office of , preparation;]\n\nIxhave been 'informed by contacts with\u00edn pro-Fidel Castro groups that Castro egente in the US whether there er? ?ny 'operetio:\n\nfo2mer aide Lace\n\n'Airp'\n\nfurl:\n\nBanog former employee of the Jose Marti of Rebel Gapta\u00edn Angel Banoe who arrfved in the US Sutierrez Menoyos Eva Gutigrrez, not Army\n\n{end- a/?\n\n\nK\n\n5\n\n4\n\n3\n\n2", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_4a4592bc_4bc4_458d_8978_1c8d01a90826", "filename": "104-10113-10030.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10113-10030.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "SEP 1946 36-8\n\n\n\n14-ooooo\n| Item | Action Initieted | Compl eted |\n|-------------------|--------------------|--------------|\n| Dato of polygraph | | |\n| Clearanc | | |\n| SI | | |\n| Certification | Rcs | |\n| Concurrence | 7 | |\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\n\n\nNo,\n\nTR\u00c4VEL ORDER\n\n3-2\n\n1n accordance hereby authorized to\n\nITIMERARY\n\n32\n\nEBTIMATED\n\nReguletione\\_ w\u00edth\\_Agency\n\nAdvance\n\nof funde\n\n7ERMINATING APPROXIMATELY\n\n(BY\n\nTRAVEL To\n\nCertified 8 Irue on in Central Reviewed. No change ing Branch, Copy ~\n\nALLOWAnCE\n\n(a)\n\n03\n\nTo THE GOVERNMENT.\n\n\nINTEREST OF THE GOVERNMENT AN} CHANGE IMMEDIATE FAMILY, TKE CHANGE IN CONNECTION WITH SONAL Weight ARE\n\nPost\n\nTRAVEL To\n\nAuthorized,\n\nEFFECTS\n\nAND\n\nAUTOMOBILE,\n\n5\n\nGood8, PERSONAL\n\nDUTY RETURn And\n\nTEMPORARY DUTY.\n\n\n33-27\n\n07030:\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## TRAVEL ORDER\n\n33\n\nNAME\n\nTITLE\n\nofficial Btation\n\nYou are hereby authorized to travel and incur necegBary 1n accordance with Agency\\_Regulatione\n\nITINERARY\n\n15- 2\n\nPURPOBE\n\n(INCLUDE APPROPRIATE JuStIFICATION)\n\nCOORDINATION,\n\nTHEATER CLEARANCE (IP OBTAINABLE)\n\nMaximum\n\nper\n\ndiem allowance authorized\n\nin accordanco\n\nwith\n\nAgency\\_Regulationg Advance of funde ib authorized\n\nTRAVEL To BeGin\n\nTERMINATING APPROXIMATELY\n\nCERTIFICATION\n\nCertified 8 Irue Signed copy on Branch. Reviewed\\_ No change neceggary - Amended 88 indicated Copy ~ ing\n\nMODE OF TRAVEL (SPECIFY)\n\nALLOWANCE FOR PRIVATELY OWNED AUTOMOBILE As FOLLOWS IF APPLICABLE\n\n(a)\n\n(B) BEVEN KILE, THE GOVERNMENT\n\n03\n\nTHE CHANGE You ARE AUTHORIZED PER- SONAL EFFECTS, BUBJECT To WEIGHT\n\nTRAVEL To first Post ABROAD, INCLUDING EFFECTS AND AUTHORIZED.\n\n\nRETURN Post DUTY EXPENSEB OF TRANSPORTATION OF IMMEDIATE FAMILY, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AND 18 AUTHORIZED,\n\nDEPENDENTS To TRAVEL With EMPLOYEE.\n\n\n54\n\nDEPENDENTB To TRAVEL\n\nTEMPORARY\n\nDUTY\n\n(Date)\n\nC1\n\n\n\nWHICH MAY 4\n\n\n## SESET\n\n\n\nTRAVEL\n\nTRAVEL ORDER\n\nALLOTMENT\n\nACCOUNT\n\nPHOnE\n\nAnD\n\nNAHE\n\n611\n\nBtation\n\nare hereby authorizea to travel and 1ncur necessary 1n accordance\n\nITINERARY\n\n5-20\n\nOBLIGATION REFERENCE No.\n\n\nPURPOBE\n\nCHARGE To ALLOTHENT\n\nProvibions (INCLUDE Jubtification)\n\n\u00c4UTHORIZING OFFICER\n\nCOORDINATION , REQUIRED (To BE BY ORIGINATING\n\nDDlp\n\nAREAB\n\nMaximum per\n\ndiem\n\nallovance authorized 1n accordance\n\nTRAVEL\n\n\"ith Agency Regulations:\n\nAdvance of funds 1s authorized.\n\n\n8\n\nTRAYEL To BEGIN OR About\n\nTERMINATING APPROXIMATELY\n\nCERIIFICATION\n\nIrue Copy. S1gned copy on 1n Central Process- Branch. Revieved. No change necessary. Amended Ind\u00edcated ing\n\nMODE OF TRAVEL (SPECIFY)\n\nALLOWANCE For PRIVATELY OWnED As FOLLOWS IF APPLICABLE\n\n(A) BEVEN PER BY COMMON Carrier.\n\n\n03\n\n(B) PER A8 Being MORE ADVANTAGEOU8 To\n\nTHE GOYERNMENT.\n\n\nBIGNATURE\n\nTHE CHANGE OF IN CONNECTION With CHANGE OF Station Your HOUBEHOLD Goodb, PER - SONAL EFFECTS, BUBJECT To WEIGHT Limits, AnD PRovisions BET Forth AGENCY\n\nTRAVEL To First OF DUTY EXPENSEB AND AUTOHOBILE, 18\n\nFRoM OF EXPENSE8 OF GoodB, PERSONAL AND 18 Kuthorized.\n\n\nDEPENDENTS To TRAYEL With\n\nTo ONE YEAR OF EMPLOYEE\\_\n\nDUTY\n\nOf Authorizing official (TYPE)\n\n63\n\nBIGnATURE\n\n33-27\n\nPrevioub Editionb\n\nOP\n\nAND\n\nBE\n\nUBED,\n\n287127\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nOVERSEAS PROCESSING SHEEI\n\n8UBJECI\n\nIitle and Grade\n\nOffice 2 Divigion\n\nBstimatod dato\n\nof\n\ntravel\n\n3\n\nIDY\n\nPCS\n\nDestlnation\n\nCovor\n\nItinerary\n\nSECURITY FACIORS\n\nItem\n\nAction Initiatod\n\nComple tod\n\n1 Date of polygraph\n\n2, Clcarences:\n\nCRYPTO\n\nSI\n\nCertifioation\n\nConcurrence\n\n3,\n\n4, Other =\n\nInformtion regar travol obtained fra ding\n\nProco\u00f8sing Shoot completod by\n\nDate\n\nL2\n\n5025\n\n\n\n\n\nTRAVEL No,\n\n\n## TRAVEL ORDER\n\nALLOTMENT\n\nACCOUNT\n\nNAME\n\nPHONE\n\nAND\n\nofficial Btation\n\n1,\n\nYou\n\nare\n\nhereby authorized\n\nto\n\nand\n\nincur\n\n1n\n\naccordance\n\nwith\n\nAgency Regulations:\n\n5-20\n\nPURPOBE\n\nProvibionb (INCLUDE Justification)\n\n32\n\nREQUIRED (To BE EFFECTED BY OffICE)\n\nDD/p\n\nMaximum per\n\ndiem\n\nallovance\n\nis\n\nauthorized\n\nin\n\naccordance\n\nEBTIMATED OF TRAYEL\n\n\"ith Agency Regulations.\n\n\nAdvance of funds 1f authorized.\n\n\n4\n\nro BEGIn ON ABOUT\n\nTERMINATING APPROXIMATELY\n\nBranck)\n\nCertified a Irue Signed copy on file 1n Central Process- ing Branch. No change necessary. Amended as ind\u00edcated\\_ Copy.\n\n\nMODE\n\nA8 FOLLOWS IF APPLICABLE\n\n(A) EXCEED BY\n\n(B) MILE, A8 BEInG MORE ADVANTAGEOUS To THE GOVERNMENT,\n\nSIGNATURE\n\nTHE CHANGE IN OF PER- BOnAL EFFECTS, BUBJECT To LIMITS, AND BET In AGENCY REGULATIONB,\n\nTRAVEL To OF DuTY ABROAD, INCLUDING EXPENSEB OF OF IMMEDIATE FAMILY, HOUBEHOLD Good8, PERIONAL EFFECTS AnD\n\nRETURN Post OF EXPEnSE8 Of Transportation Of [MMEDIATE EFFECTB And AUTHORIZED.\n\n\nDEPENDENTS To With EMPLOYEE\n\nTo TRAVEL Within ONE YEAR EMPLOYEE.\n\n\nTEMPORARY DUTY .\n\n\nNAME Authorizing official (TYPE)\n\n03\n\nBIGNATURE OF\n\n33-27 1051\n\nsupersedes\n\nPreviou\n\nOF\n\nAND\n\n87-80\n\nWhich\n\nUBED.\n\n\n287127\n\n\n\n\n\nVOUCHERSD\n\n\n## ACTION REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL\n\nthrough 12\n\nA\n\n1\n\nand Hll in scparation data on reverse\n\nIf\n\napplicable, obtain\\_resignation\n\ninitia(o). and eurnamo)\n\n2 DATE Of birth\n\n29 Hlcv 1919\n\n20 Qt 193\n\nLucion E\n\nOR OIHER TTY cs\n\nPROPOSED\n\nReassigmont (Kez Personnel)\n\nTo\n\nIntell. Officer BD 49\n\nOperetions Officec ()\n\n15-1\n\nNUMBER\n\nMajor USA\n\nllejor USA\n\nSALARY\n\nOffice Hashington D.\n\n\nPase\n\n15-29\n\nHurnbergs\n\nHEADQUARTERS\n\nFELD\n\nDEPARTMENTNL\n\nConcurence\n\nREQBESTED BY (Namo and titlo)\n\nJOSSPI EJRE\n\nSignaturo:\n\nFDR\n\nTitlo:\n\n3\n\n14. POSITION CLASSIFICATION ACTION\n\n12 VETERAN PREFERENCE\n\nNEW\n\nVICE\n\nREAL\n\nNONE\n\nFI\n\n2\n\n19. DAIE OF APPOINT - #ENT AFFIDAVITS\n\n2.LEGAL RESIDENCE\n\nCLAIMED\n\nPROVEI\n\n16 .\n\n\n17. APPROPRIATION\n\nRACE\n\nFROM:\n\n3130 55 017\n\nSTATE\n\nTo:\n\n3200 20\n\nHo\n\n2.STANDARD FORM 50 REMARKS\n\n{\n\n:\n\nDATE\n\nREMARKS:\n\n9\n\nINITIAL OR SIGNATURE\n\n2 CLEARANCES\n\nB. CEIL OR POS. CONTROL\n\nCLASSIFICATION\n\nPLACEMENT OR EMPL\n\nF. APPROVED BY\n\nSECRET\n\nand\n\nDESK\n\nCONIROL\n\n1953\\_\n\n", "pages": 8} {"id": "doc_d463d6fb_b938_4e5b_9b50_0bfaa8011633", "filename": "104-10161-10502.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10161-10502.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 CUNFIVENIIAL\n\n13 October 1978\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nChief, Operations Support Branch\n\nFROM:\n\nJoseph P Mirabile Operations Support\n\nBranch\n\nSUBJECT :\n\nSHERMAN Adrian Fisher, Jr \\_ #54 621\n\n- 1 On 25 September 1978 , a call was received in the Security Duty Office from James A Sherman Subject s 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\\_\n- 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 Miami Florida\\_ He has been of interest to DCD and FRD in San Francisco California, since April 1977 . FRD' s operational interest was \u00e3s an access agent to a Saudi Arabian of interest to the San Francisco Base\n- 3 \\_ On 23 September 1978 Subject's body was discovered by 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 apartment. Subsequent access was allowed to an emergency ambulance squad , police officers and the deputy coroner\\_\n- 4 \\_ Assistance has been rendered to FR Base by San Francisco Field Office personnel in this matter\\_ Gordon Gregory, SAC/ SFFO, was apprised on the circunstances on 25 September 1978 and subsequently made contact with the Chief, FR Base Subject' s son, who was traveling cross country by auto at the time of the death, arrivea in the area on 2 7 September with two sisters and was contacted by a representative of the San Francisco Field Office. He is\n\n(ONFIDENTIAL\n\nE2 IMPDET CL BY 064537\n\n\n## (UNFIDLNTIAL\n\nreported to be very cooperative aware of need for discretion and secrecy and proud of his father's relationship. with this Agency \\_\n\n- 5 \\_ The only aspect of this incident, which may be of con tinuing security concern, is that the son recalls that in May 1978 while asslsting 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 missingIt may have been recently destroyed by the Subject or , the possibility exists it may have been stolen by someone having access to the apartmentAccording to Subject' s son , several other items were missing= including a money clip containing a $100 bill that his father always kept, a Randall knife a gold pen and pencil set and a microwave oven After notifying the police of the missing personal items Subject' s son received the knife from the resident manager who clains to have found it in some weeds \\_ Subject's son suspects that the resident manager may have been responsible for the theft of the personal items , but he has now resolved to drop the entire issue \\_\n- 6 Foreign Resources Division has advised that the DCI has been briefed on this 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 determine if any new developments occur\n\n\n\nJoseph P Mirabile\n\nDistribution:\n\nOrig\n\nSubject's file\n\nOSB\n\nChrono\n\nOS/PSI/SSD/OSB/JPMirabile/ csn\n\n(ONFIDENTIAL", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_1cbf3e7d_d118_4517_a525_ba5a90172f17", "filename": "104-10101-10215.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10101-10215.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "104-10101-10215|\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\n\n## LCIMPBOVB\n\n- 1 20 0 POUNDING SOVIET KGB DISCEBT GATISRING IN BSZIDBNT 08\n- 2 . IDNTIICATIONB IDBNTIP ICATIONS 0 48\n\n0\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n89383\n\n", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_eca92d00_8f1b_4dec_b3e4_6b8bece9be53", "filename": "104-10095-10161.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10095-10161.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "ASSETS SUPPORT\n\nphono teps\n\n1949 1961\n\n4/55- 4/60\n\nIII\n\n1/62\n\n49-71 David C\u00d6 re tired in Outside\n\n2/6c\n\n12/67 10/64\n\ns\n\nUnilateral\n\nCharles\n\nPeggy\n\nChief\n\n\n## Unilateral photo Cubans\n\n6/59 4/64\n\nRobert Zanbernardi (resired Kaxico)\n\n7/59\n\n6/62\n\n\n## Unilaterel photo Scviets\n\n3/54 L/59\n\nIlarry T. vahorey\n\n56 \u00fbutside Agent Renon Alvarez (resigned in Mexico)\n\n(retired Chicago)\n\n5/57 8/64\n\nA. Goodpasture (alternate\n\nand internal routing\n\n6/58\n\n6/63 Louis D \\_ Puckett (retired)\n\n6/63\n\n1o/64 Thomas Keenan\n\n65 66 willial Bright\n\n\n## Liaison phone taps\n\n1959 1969 Winston Scott (deceased )\n\n1959 1960 Alfonso Spera (retired)\n\n1959 1960 now\n\n1959 1960\n\nJohn\n\n1961\n\nJohn Brady (retired)\n\n1962 1968\n\nA\\_ Goodpasture\n\n1961 1971\n\nCh\u00e4rles: Flick (outside ISD Staff Agent retired)\n\n\n## ieisop surveillance\n\n\n## PrioF'1954\n\n4/59 1961 Thonas Hazlitt\n\n3/54 4/59 Harry Xahoney (retired)\n\n12/62 9/67 Robert 'Feldiann;\n\n\n## TSD Outside unit\n\n4/55 12/63 Glen widden (retired) 6/59 -4/64 Jssepl: Resigno\n\nUnit blown clssed\n\n8/56-6/69\n\nCOS\n\nWinston\n\n4\n\nScott (deceased)\n\nDCOS\n\n7/56 7/58\n\n10/58 12/62 (retired) Alfonso Rodriguez Warren\n\n6/63 9/65 Alan Dean (retired) 10/65 1969 White (retired)\n\nWatson (relired\n\nin\n\nMexico)\n\n\n## COVFRT ACTION\n\nPrior to 1954\n\nHovard Hunt (retired)\n\n12/54 7/53\n\nWilliard Hill (resigned)\n\n12/56 9/61\n\nStannard Short (retired)\n\nChief\n\n9/61 3/64\n\nDavid Phillips C/ (retired)\n\n8/62 9/64\n\nGunnar Beckuan Asst\n\n2/64 6/65\n\nJanes Flaunery C/ (retired)\n\n9/64 11/66\n\nHarold Dalghren Asst\n\n10/65 1967\n\nStanley Watson C/ (retired)\n\n66 68\n\nDon Heath\n\n68 71\n\nJoseph SmithC(retired in Mexico)\n\n\n## CUBA OPERATIONS\n\n56 4/62 Thonas Hazlitt Chief\n\n2/60 4/62 Jack Stewart\n\n4/63 4/65 Bob Shaw Chief\n\n9/63 7/65 Ray Swider;\n\n10/63 5/65 Lorne Kackay\n\n(\n\n8/64 6/65 David Phillips Chief\n\n9/65 10/68 Joseph Piccolo\n\n10/65\n\n\n## SOVIET TARGET\n\n6/57 10/59 Louise\n\n6/62 1/67 Prentice \"arheine (ps)\n\n9/59 - 8/65 Herbert Manell Chief\n\n(retired ? )\n\n9/59 8/65 Berbara Manellv\n\nOutside CO\n\n5/64 7/66 Hillian Bright\n\n11/67 Cynthia Hausmann\n\n7/67 Alice Pittinger\n\n7/65 4/69 Paul Dillon Chief\n\n\n## SOVIET TRANSCRIBRS\n\n6/56 8758 Morris Gordon (resigned)\n\n6/58 6/63 George Misko\n\n6/63 70 Boris Tarasoff (retired\n\nin Mexico)\n\nStanley\n| | | 1 Cc 1 | 455. 450 '450 | | OICK KING MARY E: JoHn S: | | 040318 |\n|-----------------|-----------------------|-------------|-----------------|----------------------|----------------------------------------------------|----------------------|----------------------|\n| (05409 | | 1 \u00c7C 1 Vv @ | '450 | 580221 | | 020601 050091 | |\n| C61922 | 560501 560601 | 1 1 | CC | 450 | TERRElL 590704 | 520522 020601 | |\n| (5982 \u20ac- | 560810 5612 ( 6 | 1 1 | | 450 | R | 050522 | MEXI\u00c7O |\n| 022489 '62114 | 5703 0 2 510324 | 1 1 | Vv Cc | 450 450- 450 | Q 6 1 0901: SYLVIA 630630 | 060420 040691 060307 | MEXTCD MEX[Co MeXICO |\n| 614241 | 5704c7 5710G1 | 1 | \u00c7C 450 450 | 62070 | HAW O\u00cbRB GEBACD#S | 050301 020024 | MEXICD |\n| | 5802C1 | | CF 450 Vv 450 | 600115 600320 600322 | JOSEPH : $ PERA G @ | 020120 020117 020212 | |\n| (226 ( \u20ac | 5808 1 8 | | RF 459 cc 550: | 600915 620256 | | 020024 | MEXIcO |\n| | 5811 01 590522 | 1 | CC 64 | 450 450 450 450 | RICHARD H 6.10122 610712 AREY GILBERT W | 050415 020222 | |\n| (180 $0 | 590917 5$C921 5910 c4 | 1 | @ 450 | | MANEL HERBERT | | |\n| 42 2013 (122 7c | | 1 | | 450 450 450 450 | 6TT216 RICAARD 6204.01 PAUL ALLEN 620221 S Joa & 4 | 020207 020023 | MEXICO- MEXICO |\n| | 600306 | | 450 | 620604 | # | 929226 020526 | MEXICD |\n| (227(? | | 1 1 | CF Se+ fC | 450 450 450 | PPER 640615 PAUL ALLEN 650221 JAMES | 920115 020908 | |\n| | 62c768 | 1 | 450 | 65075: | | 030006 | |\n\nPAGE\n\n267\n| [375(7 C6c942 062241 (3e921 | 421291 (0430 630615 41 44021 $ 64042 9 640511 | Mis: 1 1 Wevi 1 1 1 | CC FC CC RR Cc CC Se_ 51 FF 49 CC | '450 450 450 450 459 450 450 450 450. 450 | 65061 6 680708 651001 650713 650531 : | Lg MDHNSEN [ E J CKAY | 051023 029116 020022 050024 020219 020522 020015: | MExICO MEX[CO |\n|-------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------|-----------------------|-------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------|\n| | | | | | 250521 | | | |\n| | 640715 640914 | | FF | | 660730 670726 661001 661114 670125 670930 671107 5 | 020210 030012 020c20 H ANN 020512 021013 | 9207?1 020101 020027 | MEXICO MEXICO MEXICO |\n| (2265*7 | 6504 G7 | 1 4; 1 1 1 1 1 | Co | 450 CCsov Sa 450 44550 450 450 450 450 | JAR SKI | Ted:s SHIRLEY.L' | | MEXICO; HEXICO MEXIc0 MEXTCO |\n| | 6506 16 | | Cc RR S0 @0 | 450 450 450 450 | 2 680601 690421 | LEE | 030823 | MEX [ CO MEXICo |\n| | 6 5C729 650911 | | RF | 450 245450 | 00639 | | 020001 040918; 020322 | MEXICO |\n| | 650929 | | CC | '450 | 670901 68911 3 | D | 02020L | MEXICQ |\n| | 651012 | | RR- | 450 | 580405 | | | |\n| | 66040 5 | | | | | A | | |\n| | | | | | 676928 CKLFY | | | |\n| | | 1 | | | | | | |\n| | | 1 | | | | | | |\n| | | | | | M | | | |\n| | | | | | P 680120 | ROBERT M | | MEXICO |\n| | | | | | | | | MEXico |\n| | Ff | | | | | | | |\n| | 450 | | | | | | | |\n| | | CATEGGRY; | | | YRMODA | |\n|-----------------------------|--------------------------------------------|----------------|--------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------|------------------------------------|\n| C61280 (55304 | 5305015 530901 | 450 VV 450 VV | 600226 | ENNER:RODHAM W {@HARA | 020615 060526 | MEXICO MEXICO MEXICO |\n| 011047 011321 | 550901 530911 5403 03 540701 541201 | @ 1 VV 1 32 XX | 450 @5= 450 450 | 560121 KRAVCCV: FRED 590421 HON EY HARRY T 560801 580701 | @20291 020411' 0501 19 | MEXICD MEXICO MEXICO MEXICO MEXICO |\n| | 541201 550816 55c911 551101 | 1 1 1 1 | 62 450 450 VV 450 | 561101 ECWARO 5.70322 KE ITH L 580801 | 030701 030208 010612 | MEXICD MEXICO |\n| C39366 (563c4 [55966 C55866 | 560601 560701 560901 561101: 561201 561220 | 1 1 1 | 450 XX 450 450 64 450 XX 456 450 | @RCNDER 580801 581101 M 580701 AN 580701 HEITZEL ISABELLE 590701. 610930; K | 020901 020609 020201 020401 | MEXICO MEX ICO MEXICO HEXICO |\n| 055744= 057303 C5711c | 570101 570301 579506 570618 | 1 1 | CF 45of 450 | 590718 LAIHAM ROBERI: ANN LGUISE ANNE | 011001 010801 020701 040911 020618 \u00d6iooo\u00ef | MEXICO MEXICO #EXICO MEXICO MEXICD |\n| C57826 | 570901 | 1 RR | 5803\u00d61 591002 450 571001 | LOAN LIN | 110517 0203 [5 \u00d6oiloi 000101 | M\u00cbXIC\u00d6 HEXICO |\n| 15\u00e79 (63159 | 571001 571201 571201 571215 | 1 \u00c88 4 1 | 450 580601 610121 450 590517 521201 CC 450 | ORWAT :STUART G CLARK PH[LIP H DANIEL 580910 JOHN A 580501 WILLIAM E | 000801 010517 010001 | MEXICO MEXICO MEXICO HEXICO |\n| C2120 [57125 | 580201 580201 58040 | 1 | VV 450 XX 450 | 600215 A: 621204 H 580601 STUART 580701 | 000301 020015 050802 | MEXICO MEXICO MEXICO |\n| (.621 {6 | 5805c2 580601 | 1 FFS 1 | | UINAND ALICE; e; 630628 | 000030 | M\u00cbXIc\u00d6 MEXICO MEXICO |\n| 579\u00e79 C55921 | 581004 | 64 VV'Dc\u00f2s | 450 450 | D 601028 [LSCA RONALD 621202 WAPREN | 050004 0201 14 020825 | MEXIcO MEXICO MEX[CO |\n| | | 1 | | 610723 | | MEXICO |\n\n214\n| NO _ 007547 CC7143 | DATE 5905105 1 590713 | CATEGORY VV VV 641202 450 | SPATHAR RICHARD ARL SCN | R 050623 MEXICO 040905 MEX [Co 021028 020921 000502 | |\n|--------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------|\n| 0625\u20acs (574Ce | 590915 590916 591029 591117: | 53 450 450 | 640405 620610 620705 WILLIAM 600217 62092 | MEXICO HARCLD MEXICO | |\n| 055544 | 600204 | 450 | 611215 620401 TEWART::JACK 611051 BRADY. JOHN @STRCM GaIL | 020029 MEXICO 020128 MEXICO 010826 MEXICO | |\n| C2172 5 C29622 C16245 0003 22 (61877 | 600286 1 6C03 08: 1 609821 1 601011 1 610408 1 | 450 50 450 V 450 CC 450 39 45 450 450 | 621114 62121? 620105 4 8 640015 | 020807 MEXICO C 020207 MEXICO G 010220 MEX [CO 020327 8 020327 MEX [Co 020015 HEXICO 020076 | |\n| C24345 185016 055544 | 610925 1 | CC 450 RR: 450 51 450 | 66082 640717 | 020521: MEXICO. 041025 MEXICD 020513 HEXICO 030401 | |\n| | 1 1 | CC CC 450 450 | S JACK | MEXICO MEX\u00cfCD | |\n| | 1 | 450 | 650908 650915 | | |\n| Co9274 C323 14 | | 450 | 660109 | | |\n| CS7C4 | | | | | |\n| | 1 1 1 | 450 VV 450 450 | 641115 650656 680417 | | |\n| | 640617 | | | | |\n| | \u20ac40824 | | 650606 | | |\n| | | | HPAXTCN | | |\n| | 640202: | | PAUL P | | |\n| | | | FULLER E | | |\n| | 122\u20ac | | | | |\n| | | | | 010429 | |\n| | | | | 020425 | |\n| | | | | MEXICO MEX1CC | MEXICO MEX1CC |\n| | | | | 000913 | |\n| (31815 | | iw | | | |\n| C55664 | 631150 | 51 450 | | | |\n| (19477 | (30722 1 | | | MEXICO MEX ICO MEXICO | MEXICO MEX ICO MEXICO |\n| | | | | SINGER | |\n| | | | | P RRIS F JR HARRY ~A FLORYAN R | |\n| | | | | 020009 020108 040324 020221 020124 010317 020409 020120 | |\n| | | | HANDLER RARTY | GUNNAR GORE [ARAL HIIE | |\n| | | | | | MEXICO MEXICO MEXICO |\n| 620719 | | | | | |\n\n215", "pages": 6} {"id": "doc_c62d7017_acfb_4c2c_9c2f_eefeb2837cb0", "filename": "104-10121-10191.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10121-10191.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "104-10121-10191\n\nSECRET\n\nJ \\_\n\n2919\n\nFRQ\n\nDeputj Directar of Security (Investigatzons and Support)\n\nSUBJECI\n\n- 1\\_ Reference 1s made to you memorandun dated l0 October 1961 roquesting the cancellation of the folloving facillties:\n\n03 48 807 [indrev L. oLaJG Ivin Oaks Drive, Staten Island, N. David S. MORALES 227 Laverne\\_Avenug A. VaJos Van Californid o8 219 S12 o3Harold Rnode Bernard Queens New 243 855 o3horman R. HARIHERODI Washington, D. E.,\n\n- 2 Ihis advise that these facil\u00edties have been cancelled.\n\n\nFOR OF SECURITI:\n\n\n\nreturn to Cia Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_2893c6fa_698e_44d2_a91f_c216732375bb", "filename": "104-10108-10026.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10108-10026.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_\n\n\n## JC\n\nBackground Use Only lm Chiel Photo ban ho Pheto Fo Police\n\n@RS sould U (waho\\_has ueek . 99 S\u00e0mmon Sa\u00ecd he\\_Dcould make domestic 2 buk evQx ll ble Collis\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_b3c6ad0c_c8ad_4e8c_95b8_7cb3015f91a1", "filename": "104-10079-10281.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10079-10281.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\n0 P . 36\n\n~ASSIFIED\n\nINTERNAL ONLY\n\nSECRET\n\n\n## ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET\n\nSUBJECT: (Optionol)\n\nEXTENSION\n\nNO\n\nFROM:\n\nIP CFS\n\n1 B 4003\n\n6740\n\nTO:\n\n(Officer\n\ndosignation,\n\nroom\n\nnumbar ,\n\nond\n\nDATE\n\nOFfICER'S\n\nCOMMENTS (Number comment to show from whom whom Draw lino across column aftar each comment.) eoch\n\nbuilding)\n\nINITIALS\n\nFORWARDED\n\nH M\n\nOur records indicate that the attached document is classified into a file currently charged to youlyour office-\n\n2\n\nPermanent\n\nTemporary\n\n3\n\nPlease file this document in the 201 Subject\n\nProject file since it may be of immediate value. Destroy this coversheet after material is filed.\n\n\nIf the file is no longer held by your office, please indicate its present location we may correct the charge\\_\n\n6\n\nIf you do not know the location of the file, please return this coversheet together with the attached material and fill in the following:\n\n8\n\nCheck if unable to locate\n\n10\n\nSuggest possible location:\n\nSignature\n\n12\n\nOffice designation:\n\n13\n\n14\\_\n\n15\n\nTube DT-6 IP / CFS\n\nCL BY: 062147\n\nFORM 3-62\n\n610\n\nSECRET\n\nCONFIDENTIAL\n\nINTERNAL USE ONLY\n\nUNCLASSIFIED\n\n0\n\nOUTGOING\n\ncoi\n\nT\n\nCONP:\n\nBRUSSELS\n\nWNINTEL\n\n763\n\nPRETORIA;\n\nSESCYTHE\n\nREFS:\n\nDAR\n\nTOPHONE\n\nY\n\n0BBA-35455\n\n937078\n\nPer\n\nPRETORIA}\n\n8\n\nDIRECTOR\n\n936336\n\nY\n\n- 1 READ WITH INTEREST REF A REPORT BY @N HIS WITH South AFRICAN ANC PAC REPRESENTATIVES IN DaR SALAAM. In CONNECTION WITH REF B PROGRAM , Has WoULD APPRECIATE Contact WITH SUBJECTS REF A {P:K. LEBALLOS , DAVID And VuZ MAKE PAC MZIMKULU AMBROSE MAKIWANE BY CORRESPONDENCE , To OBTAIN INFORMATION ACTIVITIES THEIR RESPECTIVE @RGANIZATIONS INTRODUCTION To EUROPEAN BASED REPRESENTATIVES\\_\n- 2, hQs WOUL) ALSO APPRECIATE TOPHONE/1 EXPLOITING ANY EXISTING contacts @R To EUROPEAN REPS ANC , PAC , SasM @R WITH VIEW INTELLIGENCE And ASSESSMENT @n PERSONALITIES FOR POSSIBLE RECRUITMENT.$\n\n3.\n\n\nFILE:\n\n201-306052;\n\nE2 IMPDET d\n\nDATE:\n\n\n\nUNIT\n\nEXT:\n\n26 OCTOBER 1976\n\nL.\n\n\nSANDS:RG\n\n\n\nAF/ES/5\n\nEUR-\n\nMov ? 6 0 ` 3\n\n\n\nE 2\n\nEs\n\nMESSAGE\n\n16-\n\nDIRECTOR\n\nSALAAM.Y\n\n\n\n0\n\n0\n\n0\n\n0", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_6eee920d_f030_4343_b1c3_2557686ae6b8", "filename": "104-10066-10107.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10066-10107.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-70066-10107\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\n\n\nEnd MESSAGE\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_6a6400a1_aede_43cc_a29f_06550028358c", "filename": "104-10077-10296.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10077-10296.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_4fe5e1d0_6715_4ea2_a1af_8dede07328d6", "filename": "104-10120-10373.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10120-10373.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "0\n\n28 February 1961\n\nChief, SB/2 Lesk\n\nSUBJECT :\n\n24 GENERAL Candidates) #90682\n\n- Reference is made to my previous menorandun pertaining to the subject as captioned ending with the Hemorandun for the Record dated 21 February 1961\n- 2, that copy of SR 21 Febzvery 1961) should bel utilized. This decisionns made a result of a Deputy Chief, SR Division, and Hr. Jack SOUTHARD , not\n- 3, A 'neeting vas called on 27 February 1961 to deternine the type of cover organization that should be substituted for this purpose: After considering the matter it was ascertained that the Agency has a cleared service in @ittsburgh) which could possibly be utilized as an initial This fi SERVICE CQPANI is located in Union Irust Buflding and is managed A It was a that if the(EPLOXRS S\u00c9RVICE 2 provide the needed cover, two OTR psychologists be documented in true nane with that firm inPittsburghyio CCG (Frank 0'MALIEX) make a to in the next to deternine Hnether Hiss amenable to the proposed arrangenent.% The two 'selected vere Doctors whon credit checks were recently completed th negative results 2s to Agency employnent \\_ greed Jon\n\nIt was further ascertaired at this Hoaard OSBORE desired that all of the initial screening be conducted\n\n\n\noutside the Washington, D C area, liost of the training will be conducted in an SR safe house in Nev York. SR represen tative will probably request a safe house in Baltinore for the final assessment and processing of those that are cleared in the initial screening bJ \u00ebither PRADT or It should be noted at this Foint that SR Division to process thirty or thirty-five REDSKIN Agents this year. of course,of the essence, in view of the fact that these people will have \u20ac' be assessed, security-cleared, briefed, and trained, and arrangements for grants mada before the season, plans\n\nPENDING\n\nCc: SSD #95018\n\n\n\n2\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_575aa5e0_1ebb_4bd5_88ce_9241229dc2c1", "filename": "104-10062-10062.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10062-10062.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nAugust 1969\n\n\n\n\n\nNK 1-1\\_ a Cuban refucce is 2 position to furnish rcllalle \u00edn\u00eeormation, acviscd as follows:\n\n1989 , the source was; contacted by telcplone a t his place of employient Bonct Tird Sccretaly to the Cuban {0 the Unitwc Mations Espinosa 4959 of a Iicl ton: Irons sourcC Wcn t to meet area Aucust 5;, 1969 aiid rcmatning 11:25 No atteript to) contact source vas that interval\\_ J\u00earsey;\n\nOn August 1969 , source' s recelvecl a telcpholc call 2t the source' s Pn Jersey, froin a [ Indivicual not idcntify message left for source 1nstructed him to appear at the prevlously Gentioned location at 11;00 4J\u00ed, August 1969\n\nThe source arr\u00edved at thc ncet site at the interscctlon East Allerton Avenue\u00ec BrOnX , Ner York , a t Phercupon he was contacted by sho had been 1n a parked car Es pInos? and source on foot a short discencc the and sat dc#n OII the in a shady ollt fro: srall handbac hc Ras carrying a Recordci measurcc a pproximatcly 9 by 4 Inches 3 The tape recordcr placcd as they ta]ked \\_ The sourcc obscrved rcels of tape. in the carr\u00edcd by bas\n\n\n\n\n\nIuring the ensuang Ihich lasted from 10830 the source counted three or vcels o\u00ee tape utilized by Espincsa each reel Hould record for hour; approxirately thirty minutcs cach side Espinosa; tr'ue identity had Iot tu tlc source, rcquested hil to call to \u00e2 rcport prcpared by source a nd dcft- \u00e1t site Jcrsey, 18 , 1969 , that thc rcport liad bcen poorly prepared lacked nccessary cletail. He directec the to bc specif\u00edc and thovougl in any questions for future reports . City,\n\n- Esplnosa proceeded to reviel Mith the source thc informnation furnished by source 1n the previous report. Esplii@sa quick to citc any .small discrepancy betu cen the containcd in the rcport anc that Has furnishod by sourcc durinc thcir convcrsation;\n\nthe source 1n couection ind\u00edviduals Mfamf Hh Om the source had been familiar. The questfons conccrning these indivlduals 1ncluded their current addrcsses , general background and sympathies actlvity 1n Central Intellicencc Agency (CIA) etc \\_\n\ndIsplayed a photograph of (First Nane Unknovnn) and source 1f he recognized descr\u00edbed as male, of Caucas1an race a ppeared to bc Cuban, 32-35 years old, husky bui\u00edd, dark hafr \u00e0nd dar} eyes source could not recognize the photographed - several inquiries about \"Fr\u00e3nk a non-existent Individual the source intcntionally included 1n h1s prior report as a agent for CIA The source that he met \"Frank\" on only two or three occaslons noth1ng more Gpecifically about\n\nthe source as anshering question concerning an Plchc referred to as sourcC as thc true nanc of \"Pichc Roucro 1s by EspInosa. have previous connccted CIA 1y\n\n\n\nthc Kiami H\u00edc Jas Jticcher tic source auy dates of ilf;Jtration into Cub? in\n\n\n\nthe is thc of Raul; He the souz'ce vheihex 0r' 1s still & in the use The fact in any connccted ilscruction the Us\u20ac of cxplosives never nentioned previously by in his anc Must have becn ohtained by fro\" other ssources ,\n\nThc to mention Osa 8 nickuamc fol past meller for infiltrafion Tuns Mto to Os;a\" Kspinosa intcrrupted and stated Source had forcottcn tue Osa that this must have bec; \u00fbrnished through other sources\n\nAlso askcd of the source a colleague of source, 5as still operating for CIA The source rcplicd he did not 1nasuuch as he hac becn too 1ong from Miami area to be accuratc 1n rcply .\n\n\n\u0152spinos\u00e2 nade inquiries on the following the source had becn thought to associatc in area; he nanted to any inform\u00e2tion and or not the individuals beins directed by CIA:\n\nOtto (Last Nane Unknoan) previously of operationa\u00cf Interest to CIA 1n the Hiami Javler Sou previously a agent 1n the area for CIA \\_ Edgar\\_Sopo2 active in anti-Castro rad\u00edo broadcasts C\u00faba fromn the area , leader anti-Castro to\n\nMa nucl Artines 2 In Bay of Invasion 3 Iid subscqucntly counccted organlzatfous, including\n\n\n\n1 Cisl? that {o 0\u00ee\n\nbz\n\nCIA Scurcc W2s of valuc partainins to CIA :ctivicy the\n\n1nvolvc, cx\u00eeiltrati@\n\n{ lives 8 brocher of 5lo 1i25 k\u00edllce j.n th\u00e6 Palace Cuba Ie {s by to be little thc above 28 ho 022 clc:s W{ib rost of he ha\u00e0 . llttlc no coatact tler tlc\n\nOf he Gicst coaccrned in Dr Cesaz Dr\\_ 6f che sourcc in Ksvana Cab\u00e6zas bad vith the cource Ee Advised Espinosa tbat both \u00e0re to be Snti-castro, he did not fecl elther had any coancction CIA\n\nci if Lo 25 ablc rolaio Hc he\n\nJ::c rl2s in the by bs vory &nd co a11 the qucsticis Ho 128 {Jd opcrations.\n\n\ncboui the cf te?rs verc of fox to tcan rcport\\_ hinseli nother c:filtration cpsrati(s, ti? souree stated tlat cacl for Jis each Jecld rcsponsiblc for Lssued to\n\nSource rcuuested to \u00eddentlfy a!2y bases fro: thc crev could @ns:cr these qucstio:s Clic th of tle source sas\n\nTho F25 further questionod vecard\u00edng tho Lnto Cuba (h 0 crafts and the 0f inside Apparently that not furnishing full details of the and rcauestcd tlc to procccded to rclatc conciscly the plals \u00fbtilizcd 1n CIA orcrations \\_\n\n5\n\nho; Icre {hle slc:s thc 02 Cula hcins bj Lhc thc cve2yc:e tlc o\u00ed the t0 the Thc pos\u00ed infiltration thc talcn out 0f source . by\n\nEspinosa 1f st\u00edll collaborators or to thc Govcrnrent the Fhoa Source replied thaf to of jailed or\n\n{Jso couccrned about the the Keys of thc to CII GO:lc personucl hc dicl not uuless to {uard\n\nQucst\u00edowed about rezsors for cooper'at the tlie sourcc replicd that he 1s couplctely of pol\u00edtical He th?t n2s the recluc o\u00ee bccausc he had secn h1s parents save fol 40 ycars order to afford luxurics their Jatcr llves , only to scc the Cubsn Govcrnscnt of everythlng, Kc furthcr explalned that the pill never force Castro out of Cuba but fact hc 1s and Cub? 1s fatherland \\_ He he 1s to cooperate only to the cxtcnt that h1s parents rece\u00edve falr treatnent from thc\n\nEspluosa had 1nformat\u00edon tha\u00ed thc source suspectod at 022 by Cub:ns 1n of belng \u00eehc Cuban G-2 , Informatlon ceused Unfted Sourcc replicd that prob:bly h1s Du:ber of successfu) rills Cul? others hc had havc colnect1ons G-2 .\n\n\nilc W:s cut to the hsc dc{cctc tive \u00edo {2 tcst to 211 CIA\n\nbetucen asce\u00efta\u00edling thc pxo\u00ee:cicnci(s thc thc rad\u00edo receivcd any intentions t0 tlie in any of prcvious tra\u00edning 1y\n\n1c Espincsa that hc contacted Josc Ranon Egues #ho 1s currcntly thc Rcvolucionaia Cubana , 2nti-Castro organization The to lcad tle of It to Esp\u00ednos: that Egues coals; 0? ulticately boabing CIU} at Yorl: C1ty by as yct discloscd to sGurce 52s tlat the hc to spenc 85 es poss1blc H\u00edth Egucs that plans o\u00ee act;on the and Of Cuba . by\n\nAt tines throuclqut the meeting, Espinosa obscrved to lean the exposcd 8 h1s trousers at the nalst, by the source to b\u00e6 8 Autouat\u00edc Pistol.\n\n\nAt point ebout hours throusi the Espincsa the sourcC foot to the Allerton Luncheonetic at 648 Allcrton Avenue , caca bouglt fountaln Vh\u00edlc the source sat the bar, Espinosa into one the booths locatcd nearcsl of thc luncheoncttethc booth about 30 scconds but d\u00edd not d\u00edd Dot indicat\u00e9 his booch FnJshfng thelr to shady area 1n thc same scctlon\n\nOf 2o2 {{ {: {\n\ni) to Tnc t( C: to vi tlc ctor:e pillar {Jichors tc to &op {{ r 1f covcrcG\\_ fc: p{ch\"j 20 , if { in to coatact vaci to [0 for poasibly in 0: tcri; il Olit 0 #Crvicc, acfivatic:; the of Cubans to for CIA\n\nvaich to 1sss , the ind\u00edcate to j1 tho rcpo;'t bz lc{t at ths that bc until Aucut 30, to pacl: Jicxt and Vill Soptczher 2 , 1869 \\_ Tnc courcc 125 by to Icet \u00edo 11:00 17 OI' at tho o\u00ee Gtn Rcad {t rcsalts of\n\ntlc to Slch lie Je\"cc;\n\nnor of the and is i\u00ed {{s ar not {o\n\n;';", "pages": 9} {"id": "doc_94a0f97a_a6df_4376_b828_2141081e772b", "filename": "104-10069-10132.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10069-10132.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n\n07482\n\n1\n\n{\n\n1\n\nVIA\n\n- Bpata\n- 60 0 72\n- 10 6\n- 60 {0 6\n- 5, 0 1 09\n\n2\n\n\n\n6\n\n0 & 8 8\n\nsecret\n\n589 42\n\n'676 !\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## 1 1", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_7b84ba4d_8b35_439f_8d3f_f41a89479460", "filename": "104-10100-10065.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10100-10065.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "14-Qoooo\n\n\n\n\n\n24", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_450887d8_7156_409f_8da0_825ab35d812c", "filename": "104-10063-10149.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10063-10149.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "OCI 72 RESIRICIED 17-27\n\nPRIORITY\n\nHEADQUARTERS.\n\n\nMHCURB RYBAT\n\nMHCHAOS\n\nREFS:\n\n1663\n\nHEADQUARIERS\n\n98\n\n- (DPOB 30 OCI 48, GREENSBORO, ONE OF IHE HIJACKERS OF A DEL Ia AIRL INES PLANE 30 JULY, APPEARED LNFALL 2 OCI 72 To OBIAIN US PASSPORTS FOR HIS CHILDREN FOR THE CHILD OF GEORGE EDWARD (DPOB 3/29/43 , Va,) \\_ JOYCE (DPOB 6/6751, SPARTANBORG , DUR ING CONVERSAIIONS WITH FLANIK, MCNAIR MADE FOLLOWING REMARKS WHICH GENERALLY CONFIRM Info REPORTED REF B;\n- 2, A WESTERN AIRL INES HIJACKER, DEFINITELY NAMED BLACK PANTHERS (BP; As ALGIERS HEAD, HOL DER Was PICKED BECAUSE BP INTERNAIIONAL SECIION ST ILL UNDER COnTROL OF ELDRIDGE C L E A V E R (201-817097) AND OF IHE OTHER BP ASSOCIATES In ALGIERS\n\n{\n\nOcr 2 11*52.72\n\n\n\nUse\n\nPAGE 2 ALGIERS 134 ] 5 E C R E I WANTED To WORK WITH CLEAVERS . PETER 0' (201-856553) , FOR EXAMPLE , RECENILY LEFT THE COUNTRY AND DONALD (201-851941) IHAI HE Wants To MINIMIZE FURTHER ASSOCIATION WITH CLEAVER SINCE CLEAVER HAS SUCCEEDED In \"ONLY IRRITATING IHE ALGERIANS, (MCNAIR HAS NOI SEEN A BOUI 7-27.\n\n\n- 3, MCNAIR , HOLDER AND OTHER HIJACKERS LIVE AI THE BP POINTE PESCADE VILLA AND RAREL Y SEE CLEAVER WHo IS LIVING In HIS VILLA In EL BIAR. MCNAIR SAID ALGERIANS KEEP A \"CLOSE EYE\" ON CLEAVER AND HIS WIFE, ALSO In\n- 4 , IHE HIJACKERS HAVE BEEN ISSUED No DOCUMENTATION BY IHE ALGERIANS, IHERE ARE IHEIR MOVEMENIS EXCEPI IHEY HAVE BEEN ADVISED NOI Io IRAVEL OUISIDE PROVINCE OF ALG IERS.\n\n- 5 , MCNAIR SAID HE HAD REALL Y BEL IEVED IHAI THE WOULD RETURN Io THE US IHE ONE MILLION DOLLARS INVOLVED In IHE DELIA HIJACKING \\_ HE SA ID AWARE BEFORE THE HIJACKING PLANNED IHAI IHERE WERE REPORTS IHAI THE 500 IHOUSA ND DOLLARS FROM IHE WESIERN AIRL INES HIJACKING Had BEEN RETURNED, BUT HE DID NOI BELIEVE IHE REPORI SINCE HE\n\nPAGE ALSO AWARE THE KIJACKERS In IHAI CASE WERE FREE ALGIERS ALSO, MCNAIR REASONED A LARGE SUM WoULD OVERRIDE POLITICAL CONSIDERATIONS\n\nIHE MONEY' S DISPOSAL\n\n- 6, IKE RECENT RAID ON IKE BPP HEADQUARTERS BY ALGERIAN AUIHORIIIES Was TRIGGERED BY CLEAVER' $ OPEN LEITER Io PRESI DENI DEMANDING RETURN OF IHE HIJACK MONEY, WIIHOUT IHE APPROVAL THE RESI OF IKE BPP MEMBERS In ALGERIA AND CA USED A MAJOR SPL II IHE PARTY\n- 7 , MCNAIR APPEARED AI EASE FLANIK' S OFFICE AND QUIIE MUCH OF THE CONVERSAIION CENTERED ON HIS TRIP Io HE APPARENILY SURPR ISED FIND ALGERIA SUCH AN HE HAS EXCEPI An AMERICAN DRIVER' S LICENSE AND WHEN ASIED IF HE W ISHED Io APPLY FOR A Us PPT , HE REPLIED THAI \"WE HAVE WHERE Io G0, GUESS McnaIR EXPECIED Io RETURNLNFALL NEXT FEW WHAT PROGRESS FLANIK MADE ON PPT APPL ICATIONS\n- 8, SIGNIFICANI ASPECIS OF ABOVE INTERVIEW BEING SENT\n\n'17-27 PAGE 4 (LGIERS 134 [ LNGOLD VIA LNFALL CHANNEL . E2 IMPDEI\n\n", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_c0c6db69_402b_43aa_b52b_9ee10a2bb068", "filename": "104-10126-10253.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10126-10253.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n\n\n\nJournal Officc Legislativc 3 Wedncsdlay 28 June 1978 Background Use Only\n\n- 7 . (Secret MM{P ) LIAISON Julic Wctzel NSA called to advisc us that lettcr coming over fron NSA to Lyle Millcr, the subjcct of thc leak NSA ' s ability to trafficShe said that the lctter states NSA has 110 objcction to thc provision of NSA 5 danage assessment to the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence \\_ The letter on to state that NSA does not feel that it would be appropriate to rcveal the nanes of Congressmen and staff Jvho are aware NSA 5 capability to read Roreanldiplomatic traffic inasmucl as the Attorney General is investigating the lcak \\_ goes\n- 8 (Confidcntial MMP ) LIAISON Called Loch Johnson House Permancnt Select Committee on Intelligence staff to advise him (based on information provided by Suzanne 0f Public Affairs), that the Agency Jas 110 past or present suhstantivc involvement with WETA This in responsc to a previous request fron Johnson also asked Johnson information Je wished us to provide on thc Agency rclationship Iith public television \\_ He indicated that he is only interested in brief sketch of Ihat kinds of relationships the Agency Jaay have Jad with public television I passed this requirement 011 to Ms Black\n- 9 (Confidential DFM) LIATSON Received a call froj Ed Greissing, Senatc Selcct Committee 011 Intelligence staff, regarding the request for access to ChurcJ Committee transcripts of testimony Agency employees I asked him to send Ted Shackley' s testimony to me he could revicw it before giving approval \\_ I reminded Jin that Mr asked that his testimony not be shown and that that should be considered the final Agency response\n- (Secret DFM) LIAISON Called Earl Hisenhowver Sclect Committee 01 Intelligence staff Iho mentioned he would like the briefing on counterintelligence to be presented to the Committee during the first wveek August \\_ I latcr pickcd up a letter from Eisenhower on this subject We confirmed tojorrow s briefing of four Conmittee staff members to the Martha Peterson casc spccifically thc allegations poison pills; the-discovery of the antenna in the chimney of the Moscow Embassy; and the Shevchenko case Eisenhower repeated Jis earlier request to Iyle Miller Activg Legislative Counsel for a trip to to view Irangel island which is part of the but wvhich soe U . S \\_ citizcns claim rcally bclongs t.o U . S . Fisenhower had viewed of the Island but wants to photographs as none 0 f the arc recent that tcn ycars old \\_ I agreed to try to set this neeting for Friday , 30 June \\_\n\n\n\n20437", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_5f3f1ea3_aced_45e6_b35d_70bfe503daf6", "filename": "104-10004-10143 (C06932208).pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10004-10143 (C06932208).pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nDate:\n\n05/08/96\n\nPage\n\n1\n\nJFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM\n\n\n## AGENCY INFORMATION\n\nAGENCY\n\nCIA\n\nRECORD NUMBER\n\n104-10004-10143\n\nRECORD SERIES\n\nJFK\n\nAGENCY FILE NUMBER\n\n201-289248\n\n\n## DOCUMENT INFORMATION\n\nORIGINATOR\n\nCIA\n\nFROM\n\nTO\n\nTITLE\n\nDISCUSSION BETWEEN MEMBER SR DIVISION CONCERNING OSWALD s STAY IN HELSINKI\n\nDATE\n\n06/01/64\n\nPAGES\n\n2\n\nSUBJECTS\n\nHELSINKI TRIP\n\nUSSR CONSULATE\n\nDOCUMENT TYPE\n\nPAPER TEXTUAL DOCUMENT\n\nCLASSIFICATION\n\nSECRET\n\nRESTRICTIONS\n\n1B\n\nCURRENT STATUS\n\nRELEASED WITH DELETIONS\n\nDATE OF LAST REVIEW\n\n06/12/93\n\nOPENING CRITERIA\n\nCOMMENTS\n\n1993\\_ 55 : 150000 :\n\n\n## [R] ITEM IS RESTRICTED\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nUNCLASSIFIED\n\nDENTIAL\n\nSECRET\n\nUSE\n\nONLY\n\n\n## ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET\n\nSUBJECT:\n\n(Optional)\n\nFROM:\n\nEXTENSION\n\n2823\n\nDATE\n\nTO:\n\n(Officer\n\ndesignation,\n\nroom\n\nnumber ,\n\nand\n\nDATE\n\nbuilding)\n\nOFFICER'S INITIALS\n\nCOMMENTS (Number eoch commenf to show from whom whom. Draw line across column after each comment.)\n\nRECEIYED\n\nFORWARDED\n\n5\n\n2JA4\n\n2\n\n3\n\n5\n\n20/-28924{\n\n6\n\n'Document Number 7l6 838\n\n8\n\nfor FOIA Roview on\n\n10.\n\n\n12\n\n13.\n\n\n14\n\n15\n\nFORM ~PagF{RET\n\nCONFIDENTIAL\n\nINTERNAL USE ONLY\n\nUNCLASSIFIED\n\n37\n\n\n\n\n\nMMO\\_ FOR\\_IHE\\_RECORD\n\n1 June 1964 Cos 07\n\n- At 0900 this morn I talked with Frank Friberg recently recurned COS Helsinki re Warren Commlission inqulry concerni the t\u00edmetable of Oswald stay in Finland in October 1959 ng his contact with the Soviet Consulate there. including letler of 25 64 and State Cable (Copy of the Comnission of 22 64 attached.) ing May May\n- 2 Friberg gave the folloving Information=\n- Ic takes 25 minutes to drive the airport to downtown Helsinki; from\n- b By taxi, it would take no more than 5 minutes to reach the Soviet consulate;\n- c The Soviet consulate probably closed at 1300 hvurs Jocal Saturdays in 1959;\n- Passenger lists (manifests) at che Consulute in Helsinki are retained for six months only and chen are destroyed Mr Robert Fulton (CIA) was consular official there at the time\n- A copy of State 5 cable inquiry would go to th( Helsinki Station and would assist in preparation of reply they\n- 3 Mr\\_ Friberg agreed that it would be worchvhile \u00c90 cable che Station concerning points not covered by State in their inquiry He suggested changes incorporated into the cable sent Helsinki to\n\n\n\n\n\nDocument Number\n\nfor FOIR Roview on As DOC 340\n\nRECORD COPY\n\nDocld:32106269 Page 3\n\n", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_377ebcd6_2205_4354_a6a6_6365232bf9f1", "filename": "104-10065-10069.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10065-10069.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n03/25/\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nFRP: ,2\n\n\n## PRECEDENCE 23\n\nACTION; (933) FILE VR , C/CA-3, C/cms , C/EPS/EG-2, c/oed/noc-2, C/Pm, C/SIA/FL, OGC-2, 54780/0, (Su/w)\n\n78 0768840\n\nPAGE 001\n\nIN 0768840\n\nTOR: 2923502 MAY 78\n\n59696\n\nT 2705532 MAY 78\n\nCITE @ KONG 59696\n\nPRIORITY-DIRECTOR.\n\n\nWNINTEL RYBAT\n\nREF :\n\nDIRECTOR\n\n230113\n\nREF KQNG FOR PASSAGE To FBIS RELATES HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE On ASSASSINATIONS INTEREST IN CDVER OFFICERS And Agent ASSETS . SUBJECT DOES Not APPEAR To FBIS FIELD UNITS, PLS CLARIFY, E2, IMPDET ,\n\nEND OF MESSAGE\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_aa61f3f9_4c4e_452c_af9e_94871a649563", "filename": "104-10071-10324.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10071-10324.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "Actlon Requir\u00f8d: None ;\n\nFYI\n\nReferenceg\n\nA\n\n13 December 1968\n\nB 25 Hay 1968\n\nvo/att\u00f8\n\nA B and (u,8.c.)\n\nC/WH/MHSPAWN A ,\n\n\n\n1\n\nof LIANCHOR and Belf-Bupporting prebe oervlce not by WOPIRM) doee Dot oporatlonally VIBble the LIANCROR renewal roqueBt be adalnletratlve for the vldual bandllng and oxploltatlon of Blngleton wrlter\n\n- 3 One Informatlon report May , babed on by red\n\n9\n\n\n## OPERATIONAL DEVELOPMSNIS\n\n\n## 4 of LIANCHDR Pre88 Serv\u00edce:\n\nThe Reference \"A\" project propogal report\u00f8 all 1n the development of the LIANCHOR and the Statlon through the firet week of December 1967 ; wben LINLUCK Bet about bringlng togetber for 1n Bervlce #1ll recall tbe of 8700 month return for he to persuade 8 number of leftlet and centerleft to Join together 88 contributore to tbe LIANCHOR (Identity-2) pr88s Tbe contrlbut1ng or of tbe were to egree to f008 for 8 trlal perlod durlng Bervice to develop paylpg cllente among Latin Americen and b three meetinge of candidate of tbe pr088 Bervice durlng December 1n the bome of Identlty-3 \\_ Tbe were unruly but everyone at the meet1nge agres to to the and to and \\_control of the materlal r wbat with the 20 Paralyze all from 15 to 5 January of each year none of the otber than Bubmitted 8 manugcrlpt unt1l late Japuary.\n\n\nc (LINLUCK) dugted off the bost and moBt of fall 1967 artlclee and malled them out a proBpectu\u00f8 to by thrd country Btetlono tbroughout Latln At the end Of Decenber (LINLUCK beceme Berloubly 1ll and the project dormant u\u00e3tll In the latter part Jenuary (LINLUCK) held Bober of tbe at home and by the end Of January the to Bubmlt manuecrlpte\\_\n\n\n## 5 The Search for 8 Replecement for P/A (LIxucx:\n\n- LINLUCK) formally tbe Of 1968 \\_ much of bonub on beok to France (the 10 Frencb) and Bett1ng tbe femlly up there 1n apartment 1n Bchool the (LINLOCK the 1catlon of 8 book be bad 1n Bupport Of and Publ\n\n2\n\n\n## 8 E C R E T\n\nHMMA-34792\n\nSouth Amer1ca accopted the book but would not hare of the 8a108 to be to repay WOFIRM the coBt of publ\u00edahing the book Id the late fall of 1967 LINLUCK) epent B1x 1n where he wth the Guatemalan Defenge Rafael ARRIAGA the Dofenge to pay (L INLUCI U.8 84 ,000 for the rght to publlgh of book Tbe $4,000 to ROFIRM partiel reimbursement of the of pub Jghlng the JMIROD book During the to Guatemale Ol LINLUCK told by ARRIAGA and other Guatemalan government officials that coul1 expect consular appolntment by the of 88\n\nb Headquarters and the Mexico Station were egreed tbat soon 88 be LIANCHOR and find suitable replacement LINLUCK) Bhould be termlnated and leave Hexico Following the recelpt of the LIANCHOR project approval 1n early 1968 the LIANCBDR cage officer told LINLUCK) that he expected to replacement HOFIRM approval and be ready to turn tbe operaover hl8 replacement by the end of March, 1968 . bad the most 1n the LIANCHOR pre88 service and had been the flrBt to Bubmlt article8\\_ By accident the officer forced tolten te an hour 8 convergation between Identlty-4 ang@INLUCK)after Identlty-4 came to (LINLUCK 8 bome Lnterrupted 8 between the case offIcer and the case offlcer Bat trapped 1n 8 room u\u00e0beknownet to Identlty-4. From the convergatlon ca8e observed that Identlty-4 actually 8 polltical to be an LNHARP agent had grandioge plens for LNHARP funde to mughroom LIANCHOR into continent-wide movement and to 8 neurot1c woman who bad pr\u00edvete detectfve agency to check her husband Instructed to quletly Identlty-4 out of LIANCHOR , to hold1ng group meet1ngg of LIANCHOR writerg and to try to prevent further contact between Identlty-4 and other memberg of LIANCEOR \\_ to and ant 19\n\nW88 Belected 88 the next cendldate to replace @INLUCK)as Identity-5 techplcally, lngulstically, Intellectually and profebBlonally quallfled to head LIANCHOR the perlod ment of Identlty-4 Frote excellent article on Sovlet Intell\u00e9ctual plrecy . t0 would have detracted serlougly from to admlnl\u00f8ter LIANCHOR ,( (LINLUCK) told to keep 1n touch wlth Identlty-5\\_ but to look for Bt1ll another cand1date-\n\nIn early Aprll ARR IAGA to the Statlon 8 concurronce LINLUCK )went to Guatemala to confer ith Gua Jullo MENDEZ Montenegro and the Dew Dofenge concern1ng hle own ga1d he had Dot forgotten (LINLU\u00c7K) but would not. be able to bin 8 conbular pot until the out\u00f8et of 1969 The PreBldent 8180 Ba1d he would not to @INLUCK 8 return1ng to Guatemale and entering\n\n[\n\n2\n\nCONTINUATI\u00d3N OF\n\n0 Upon (INLUCK % roturn to agked there that he could be kept after 30 June 1968 for 88 LIANCBOR P/A Bome outalde Job ahowed The officer Ba1d be would d1bcu88 tbe matter but felt tbat 1p the femlly and career It blgh out on Replacemente revlewed that the candidate Would be Identlty-1 wbo had turned 1n LIANCHOR becauue he wanted for enything he wrote of the LIANCHOR group , friend of Identity-1 querled 88 to Identity-1'8 pergonal and 88 cap be qulet llfe With w1fe femlly and re\u00f8pected 1n Intellectual circle both 88 an author/ and 88 an Independent Reference and \"PLANS\" below report the 8 pleng poggible recrultment and Bubsequent of Identity-1 P/A of LIANCHOR for\n\n6 Production of and by LIANCEOR Seperate cover attachment \"B\" contalng a report May 1968 on articleg and feature article8 produced and dlBtributed durlng the perlod 15 1968 to 30 Apr1l 1968\\_ Case officer are included along Informatlon about artlcleB prepared and Hey . of\n\n\n## 7 Involvenent 1n Covert YEVIUSENKO\n\n8 In Harch (INLUCK) drafted open letter to Sovlet poet Yevgenyl the to ube b1\u00f8 1nfluence to perguade the Sovlet government to -end the pergecut!on Sovlet artlete and poet\u00f8. @INLUCK) managed to obtaln the Blgnaturee of Btudente actorb and lntellectual8 for open letter and then perguaded the publlgher of booke to print thousands of cople8 , were by other of the Statlon A copy of the open letter 1n 'SXCELSIOR\" the of YEVTUSEENKO 8 for 88 pergonal trip. Becauge of the open letter and coverage of rude the on at Hexlco City alrport the called 8 Bpeclal conference of the of the poet 8 At the conference YEVTUSHENKO outrage of the open letter carefully dodging 8 puber of by the letter and chided the of the letter for there abBolute llterary freedom bow there can be freedon anyvbere 1n the 88 88 there 18 Do freedom 8 remarke about the open letter left no doubt tbat be bad to Hexico 88 9 Sovlet and Dot 88 8 rebel publ day day Bpoke\n\n0 b 8 hendblll quot1ng the telegram by Sovlet to the Conforence Of Communlet at for a0 end to Sovlet porgecutlon of 1n the USSR . The bandbill featured two pen and Of Bovl\u00f8t poete Danlel \\_ He albo arranged for pr\u00ednting 1p Of Btudy of dent\u00f8 Burrounding tbe GalangkovDobrovoleky trial brochure Thougande of of the bandb1ll and h\"\n|\n\n2\n\n1\n\napd the open letter are Bubmltted Attachmont \"C\" to thlg dl\u00f8patch Cobte of the prlnt1ng and were to LILISP-X \\_\n\n- c to 8 fema le poet MICHELENA \\_ 'conccrning YEVTUSHENKO a of profeoslonal of YEVTUSHENKO 88 8 poor poet and opportunlgt the Mexican Ip following YEVTUSHENKO 8 departure 8 condensatlon of the MICHELENA of YEVTUSHENKO were Ighed 1n the leftlst polltlcal 1llugtrated magazlne IMPACTO\" by LILISP-E \\_ top publ\n- d Idontltles 3 aDd 6 of tne LIANCKOR group articleg agalnst 1D the rightlst da1ly SOL but the Statfon felt the articles were too vitriollc anJ unobjectlve to be credit to LIANCHOR \\_ In fact because of articleg the Statlon planb to remove both 3 ana 7 from LIANCKOR ; for 16 that both perbong have long B1nce lobt all traces of former and are extreme rlghtlste.\n\n\n\n## EFFECTIVENESS\n\n8 Vlews on by Owner /DIrector \"EL\n\n- Easter to Guatemale Clty he told by the of \"EL IMPARCIAL\" that tbe nevepaper wa8 only Interested 1n Tbe newgpaper owner Btated that we? l-known perbonallty 1n Guatemala and wrote The owner al80 that be had one by Identlty-4 becauge Identlty-4 a Guatemalan who at one time bad been Inportant However , the owner polnted that the other LIANCEOR were unknowng and d1d write well out Identity-3 88 be1ng 8 \"mepace becauge mucb of what wrote amounted to or slander publ pub not\n\nb The \"EL IMPARCIAL \" owner Ba1d that be recel the \"EL DIA\" of Honduras \"LA PRENSA GRAFICA of 5l Sa lvador \"LA PRENSA ' of Nicaregua \"LA REPUBLICA \" of Cobta Rice \"LA ESTRELLA of Papama and \"ULTIBAS NOTICIAS\" of 'and had noted that thege all but hed not to b1s knowledge , by any of the other LIANCHOR ved\n\n- When (INLUCK explalned the cooperatlve' nature LIANCHOR the \"EL told (INLUCK) tbat be could Dever hope to collect fee8 for untll beceme botb after The \"EL IMPARCIAL owner advl\u00f8e @INLUCK) to flnd better 1n He Buggosted thet 1f not afford to pay be ghould persuede Wrlterg to coptribute to LIANCKOR puroly for the prestlge of around Amerlca\n\n9 of: LIANCHOR\n\n8 qulckly that not to of the LIANCEOR cooperetlve\n\npre8e group . Of who belonged to the group 88 of 15 January three out becaube of differenceg of developod at group meet1ng8 \\_ In that perbong he bad selected pertly becauge of thelr recorde (Id\u00f8n3 , 4 , 7 and 8 ) had long Bince ceaged and were prone to manugcrlpte with harmful to the Image of LIANCHOR Confused polltical and poor rebulted 1n reJectlop of over 20 manuBcript\u00f8 during February-April by (LINLUCK the case officer Rejectlon of turn angered and Ingulted of the b The porsonalltleg and cbnracter some the writers have presented probleme to 1n dlrecting and doveloplng the LIANCHOR group productive unit 3 5 , 6 , 7 and 8 bad be goaded cont1nually by @INLUCK to turn 1n on ags1gned Botho Identfty-3 and Identlty-7 turned out to be emotlonal extremlets suffering at from deep melancholy and at other inexplainable rages ch were refl\u00f8cted 1n thelr of tbe Statlon feels that the only reliable membere of the group are Identltlee 6 and 9 who should be kept 88 members of group long LIANCHOR 18 run a group cooperatlve pre8s Bervice The unrellable but brllllent and versatile poet/#riter/lexlcographer Identlty-5 Bbould be contlnued 8 contact of LIANCHOR for occaglonal emergency use provided (L INLUCK 8 replacenent can obta1n any cooperatlon from In Bummary the LIANCHOR group compoged of Identltles 3 \\_ 4 , 5 7 and 8 has proved ineffectve not too productive and the Ineffective membere should be replaced \\_ 89\n\n\n## 0 10 Effectlveness P/A 0f\n\na Tbe llet of articles and features under Cover Attachment \"B\" 10 by no meang the meagure of the agent 's writing and productlon capablllty. After the agent dusted off and malled out several of old article 1n Decenber 1968 the case officer inst @INLUCK) to reduce h18 productlon 1n ratlo to the of other LIANCHOR were ma1led out The case offlcer concerned tbat LIANCHOR would appearolto potentlal cllent newgpapera to be prlmarlly vehlcle for LINLUCK s)lengthy polltical e8gaye 1n contraet to thc statement In the LIANCHOR progpectug that LIANCHOR Wa8 9 comblning articlee on cultural , educatlonal economlc and 88 well 88 polltical by many writerg. During the agent 9 two final monthe of Bervlce he been authorizatlon to 88 much be can on the and otber toplce for the purpoge of bulldng up name 1n Guatemala before he returns there to enter polltic8\\_\n\nb \\_ Whlle production of article8 8 weak polnt h1g and handl1ng of the LIANCHOR Bervice writers appear8 to have been weak He been too long on the fringeg of the forelgn exlle group and h1g contacte among 1n Hex1co are no longer In to heve gone the way of mady forner Latin American CommunlBts 1n that theoretical to gome of the polltlcal = gocal probleng of Latln Amerlce can no longer termed leftlgt and be\n\n1\n\n'DISPATCH\n\nA8 penetratlon of Party 08 8 former Commuclst leader a sIngloton. Although he not he In handl1ng people There had experlonce 1n for WOF IRM . durtng havlng real co-worker; 1n by the fact that he Wa8 LIANCHOR \\_ However h1s co-workers feeg or Balarieg probably did 88 well he could 1n controll\u00edng h1s The real fault Jay h1s poor selection of co-workers had not of Features: in 1l opInIon thos 3 were the Station 8 but too long 'fhe articleg 'written by forceful and effective were Ineffect\u00edve to the polnt LINLUCK ' 9) The Caprlles that they were Dot congidered that (LINLUCK'8)ol newgpaper of Vonezuela epparently the fact that they artlcles were well worth despite bad to be publlghed 1n The leading newgpaperg of the Central American republicg appeared\\_ to belleve 8 articleg merited automatlc It 1s aggumed thatINLUCK articles were regularly 1n dueolto La Paz However , because n\u00f2 fees to LIANCHOR or newspaper felt lfke paying ble to agcertaln whether correspondence bag not been pogsi 1n have been ighed any regularlty Chile or Ecuador It 18 too much Braz1l Argentlna stations to scan the press dally for articles to country appreciated by seven different people \\_ The Guetemalal62 the recelved from the whIch have been the principal source of the cllpQINLUCK 8 JLIANCHOR articles submitted a9 Separate Cover \"B\" to publ publ\n\n\n## SECURITY\n\n12 There have been no of Becurfty nature hazerdous to the LIANCHOR project during the reporting perlod .\n\n\n\n## FINANCE AND SUPPORI\n\n- 13 Fnance: During 1 October 30 May the LIANCHOR expensesplhave conslsted of U .S . $5 , 600 1n payto(LINLUCK) at $700 per month and U ,S . $119 1n cost of out LIANCHOR articles\n- Reproductlon of the LIANCHOR articles for mas8 to Latin newspapers was done by the Statlon us1ng Xerox machine\n- Provlded Headquarterg grantg POA and Identlty-1 accept8 recruitment by Statlon case officer LINLUCK be directed to approach Identlty-1 some two weeke after the #1ll tell Identlty-1 that he come to Identlty-I on the advice of Identity-6= LIANCHOR nember and friend of that he returnlng to Guatemala to seek tcal career and glve\\_up the dlrectlon of. LIANCEOR\n\n\n\nLun because LIANCHOR cannot properly be run from degcribe to the he had LIANCHOR and 1n Identlty-l to take over control of LIANCHOR , Buggeet that Identlty-1 use the LIANCHOR nane and establlshed publ1cation outlets to broadon 1n Latin without any thought of trying to orn fee6 2| @INLUCK) #1ll also suggest that Identlty-1 Identltl0s 6 9 to help flll out the but that he gradually try to drew 1n persona l frlende deflnlte leftist fame and pe rsuade them to contribute to LIANCHOR purely\\_ for the revard of 1ncreased prestige offer continue to contrlbute fron time time from Guatcnala Identlty-1= through stand1ng 1n the press can publigh 1n Mexico \\_ to to\n\nb If Identity-1 reject8 recruftment the cand1date for LIANCHOR chlef 1s Identity-10 who already 19 prepared to take over LIANCHOR on bas1s to see #hether 1t enbance The Station feels tbat Identlty-10 would be easler to recrult than Identity-1 \\_ However Identlty-10 1s not too well known 1n and 18 totaily abroad\\_ One of Identlty-10's virtue8 18 the fact tbat never formally quit the Communlst Party and has done to irritate As aconom1c and Beneral reporter for \"EXCELSIOR\" he offers placement potentlal If Identlty-1 do08 accept the intende to try to recrult Identity-10 B1ngleton under Project LIANCHOR , poss1bly steerlng Identlty-10 to Identlty-1 and tbe LIANCHOR press after due consideratlon The Statlon 1s also Interested the of recrulting Identity-10 1n order to s0nd to the World Youth at Sofa, since 1t belleved Identity-1 Bt1ll bas to some worthwhile 1n Central American young\n\n\n## 16 \\_ for of Effectlveness to DetermIne Future Drecton of LIANCHOR Project:\n\n{1 It 18 that w1ll not cost over $200 to hlre cllpplng 1n Buenog Alres, Montevideo , Sant1ago and Bogota for three month trial perlod test whether newgpaperg recelve LIANCHOR materfal thoge cftles are publibhlng the LIANCHOR ma terial \\_ The cllpping will be asked watch for articles with the LIANCHOR by-line the by-11neg of LIANCHOR and the headlInes or which are asslgned by LIANCHOR to the artcle8 to the to b If the service tests show that newspapers or 1n two of the above cited countries are publlBhing LIANCHGR materlal Statlon w1ll contlnue to purgue the development of and responslve leftlst group 88 one phase of the LIANCHOR operetion The rationale thig declslon 1s that there 1s little Jugtlfication 1n operatlng a press even 8 cheap onc with readerghlp to Mexico, Central Venezuela and Bollvia However 1f the press Bervico can or has acquired readershlp 1n any two of the countrleg 1n 16-8 above then 19 felt that the total areu coverage and worth malntalnlng-\n\n17 \\_ Convers\u00edon of LIANCHOR to Temporary Roof Project for If 88 of\n\nDISPAICH\n\nteste the 1s renched not to contInue ment of group pr088 LIANCHOR W1ll be convorted to 9 roof project for the admlnlgtratlon and funding of wrlter Identlty-1 1f recrulted will be told to the LIANCHOR statlonery arid lst of publlsbing newspaper8 to dovolop own readerghlp abroad , but he w1ll not be ngl to find additlonal for the press At the of FY 1969 the LIANCHOR project w1ll be termlnated 88 guch add such agents have developed under LIAN(:HOR documented under Project LILISP-F for FY 1970 \\_ c nd be\n\nC . CURTIS\n\n1\n\n1\n\nIDENTITIES :\n\n\n## SEPARATE COVER ATTACHMENT\n\n\n## to HMMA-34792\n\n06; 05\n\n1\n\n- #GARIBAY Orteca <lndependent Mexican edltorlallst In 'EXCELSIOR and of political books\n- 2 \"PRENSA SELECTA INTERNACIONAL\n- City)\n- 3 Eunice ODIO Infante a <paturalized Guatemalan of Costa who regides 1n Mexico ~and writes for \"EL SOL and \"EL\n- Alfonso MARTINEZ Estevez (ormer personal secretary to\\_depoged presfs dent Jacobo ARBENZ .\n\n- 5 Grnesio de la #PENA y Munoz and He has reputatiop 88 8 falr in and the ELDIA 9pd the center\\_left \"EXCELSIOR for poet\n- 6 Manuel'LALVILLO author and the gectlons of Hexfcan newspapers .\n\n- #riter for the newepap\u00e8rg EL SQL\" and \"EL UNIVERSAL Once member of the\n- 8 Franc 1gco {#ZENDEJAS book for Mexico City TV channel #4 and Radio Stetiop He was gecretary to Leon TROTSKY\n- 9 Trevino , Mex\u00edcan political author 06,06 critic.\n\n\n10\n\n06, 06\n\nReneXARTEAGA former head of of 5l Ex1ied to\\_Guatemala and later to Hexico for 'EXCELSIOR and \"EL DIA No longer active 1n CP", "pages": 10} {"id": "doc_f03b83eb_3533_46c6_b68f_f8a6dfb51588", "filename": "104-10071-10143.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10071-10143.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\n07 14502 68 CITE\n\nFRICRITY COPENHAGEN DIRECTOR\n\nREFS : A. DIRECTOR\n\nCCPENHA2E N 7485\n\n- 1e \u00ec\u00db SIATION IRACE ZANDERS\n\n2 . LOCAL CONSUL SIATE SUBJ HAD NCT RECISTERED SAID FLRTHER KE FORWARDING COPENHAGEN CONSULATE , AT REQUEST LATTER TAKEN FROM 8 MAY 68 SVENS KA DAGBLADET\\_ PER SVENS KA DAGBL SUBJ A 25 YEAR OLD ENCINEER ILLINOIS WIth BS DEGREE HAS CHILDREN (ONE OF YEARS AND THE OF CHAIRKAN 3uARD NAACF ,; MEMBER ASSOCIATED BLACK EvFLDYEES FORMER cO- WCR KER MARTIv LUTHER Xin ADET ,\n\n- SUBJECI", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_356e6211_de9c_4502_9f96_e559f72ea460", "filename": "104-10067-10291.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10067-10291.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\nFRP :\n\nLa 19002\n\nFILE , VR , C/cI-4, d/commo-5, C/IP/DMS , OLC , D/SECUR-3, DCI/PA , CS/RF ,\n\n78 9u43008\n\n001\n\nIn 0443808\n\nTOR : 2118272 MAR 78\n\nMEXI 44345\n\n2117062 MAR 78\n\nCITE MEXICO 44345\n\nTo: PRIORITY\n\nRYBAT\n\nPEFS :\n\nDIRECTOR 190792\n\n- C 184902\n\n8 MEX [CG CITY 44308 0429877\n\n- REF A ANSwERS PRIMARY COWCERN THIS A T SAME TIME, WORST EXPRESSE\u00f9 IN REF 6 REVELATIONS OPERATIONS IN MEXICO CITY ,\n- IN ORDER (F IMP(RTANCE ThE PROGRAM Cannot HELP BE 1o SECURITY And THIS The MANIvEi?:\n- A SOURCES The BY In REF That Had Nut ANY SOURCES BY NAME OR CRIPTION TAPING \\_ REFUTED BY THE Statement A SOVIET BY cos (ROGER KINGMAN) HIS APART The DESCRIPTION THE CIRCUMUndeR WAS MADE, SIMPLE MENT A RECRUITED IS SUFFICIENT To A BY The KGB Into EVERY OFFIClAL In MEXICO CITY DURING THAT TImE IHE RtSuuRces To EVENTUALLY SPY ,\n- FU\u00edliRE IT POSSIBLE FOR AGENCY To SOVIETS, MATTER , IF THE The IDENTITY EMPLOYEE, OF MOTIVATION? THIS YILL IMPACT In MEXICO CITY , LA Pa l , Amd The FALLOUT FUTURE RECRUITMENTS\n\n\n\n78 0443808\n\nPAGE 002\n\nIn 0443808 MEXI 44345\n\n211827Z MAR\n\n- C The OPERATIONAL TRADECRAEJ And Bach ARE STILL In PRACTICE ~IHIS STATION; WHILE MAY Be That BE\u00cbN BY OTHERS As AGEE , Bach, HAvE FAR GREATER IMPACT THEY THE IMPRIMAIDR REPUTABLE NEws AGENCY And WITH A PERSQ 8 In LEAGUE AnY HOSTILE (AS FAR\n- LIAISON \\_ SEGMENT THIS STATION' S ARE CO-OPERATION The RELATIONSHIP THIS STATION HIGH LEVELS ALSo LICENSE FOR UNILATERAL Endeavoks THE IS\\_EXIREMELY SENSITIVE 1o POSSIBILITY OF Instances #ILLING FOR UNLIMITED, EXISTING BE CURTAILED\\_\n- E , Damage IT REMA [ NS To SEEiv CURRENT SOURCES WILL The C1TY (OR AFTER THIS PROGRAM\n- F EMB ARRASSMENT PRESIDENT LOPEZ PURTILLO . As REF MEXICAN PRESIDENT I I LL TRAVEL To ON A S1a TE VISIT wEEKs As To CIA , Not UNLIKE SOVIETS To ThAT UNBRIDLED A SUVIET PRESENCE IN ARE A UF SOVIET UN IOn And A IMPE D[MENT To FRIENDLY BETWEEN The COUNTRIES \\_ MA Y T( FINESSE A BUT THE wILL BEEN MADE .\n\n- G SECURITY \\_ DURING PAST HARDLY A HA S PAssF D PRE S5 CAIRIED SOME ALLE Ge ( CIA In The AGEIvCY HAS Accused OF EVERY CRINE FR{M ThE MURDER of OF #ORO . ThE PROGRAM F ()R ThE And FURTHER HIGHLIGHT C1A In OF SECURITY .\n\n- H\\_ ThERE 1S No WAY The OF Tha T Tu Tha T UNHURDENED HIS S(UL HIS Ani) Ha $\n\nStaff\n\nUSED ON The PROGRAM \\_ FURTHER, AFTER The PROGRAM WILL AN Instani CELEBRITY And OF INTEREST To OTHER VARIOUS When WILL HIS\n\n3 STATION APPRECIATE RECEIVING MoRE PRECISE IDENTIFI CATION OF SITES MEnTIONED PARA 5 REF A , PARTICULARLY Those RESIDENCES And THE OF FORMER OR CURRENT PERSONNEL? ANY The BE CONCERN To ThE MEXICAN GOVERNMENT? RECOGNIZE In ABSENCE DIFFICULT FOR A PERSON FAMILIAR WITH MEXICO CITY And STATION ACTIVITIES To And Judge SIGNIFICANCE\\_ NEVERTHELESS , Info ESSENTIAL DAMAGE ASSESSMENT PRIOR THIS PROGRAM PLS ADVISE SOunest ,\n\n\n## 4 \\_ FILE: 200-120-150 , E2,", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_35170b70_9bc3_4613_a4bf_59eb24f4355e", "filename": "104-10122-10405.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10122-10405.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_\n\nSIFIED MESSAGE\n\nTOTAL COPIES\n\n\n\nISSUED\n\nPer\n\nSLOTTED\n\n2\n\nRID COPY\n\ninfo:\n\nfile\\_\n\nVa\\_\n\nCz\n\nJUL 68 CITE JMCOBRA 0382 (6- 10 16-8 DIRECIOR AU PRINCE REFS : Ao DOMI zl-lo\n\nCo\n\nDIRECTOR\n\n18614 N\n\n- (ECEN)WHO ALSO FORMERL Y (EMSHAM- 1 ) IS PARTNER OF\n\n06\n\nPARA 7 REF A COMPA NY WHICH WE UNDERSIAND LEGITIMATE\n\nENTERPRISE\n\nEXPLOIT\n\nHIS\n\nEXTENSIVE\n\nCoNTACTS\n\nIn\n\nDOMINICAN\n\nMILIIARY\n\n0l\n\nFOR\n\nBUS\n\nNESS\n\nPURPOSES\n\nSOME\n\nWIIH\n\nFAIHER\n\nGEORGES\n\nAI\n\nLEASI\n\nIN\n\nPERIOD\n\nBEFORE\n\nHIS T\u00c9RMINATION\n\nBY JMWAVE In AUGUSI 66 no (sECEN CONIACI WITKFANER\n\nBAJEUX BUI JM COBR A KNOWLEDGEABLE HIS RECENT\n\nACIIVITIESo\n\n- 2 JMCOBR A No InFo SECEN CURRENTLY In CONIACI\n\nWIIH\n\nMASFERRER\n\nOR\n\nMASFERRER\n\nPROPOSED\n\nIRIP\n\nNEW\n\nYORK\n\n0\n\n6\n\nDOMINGO\n\n(ONE FORMER JMWAVE CASE OFFI CERS OF (sECEN) COMMENTS II\n\nHIGHLY\n\nUNLIKELYCSECE\n\nDEALING\n\nWITh\n\nMASFERRER\n\nALSO COMMENTS (ECEN)IMPRESSED HIM AND OTHERS AS\n\nHI GHLY COMPETENI PROFESSIONAL SOLDIER AND IF INVOLVED\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nSEEN BY\n\nSECRET\n\nGroup\n\nWhen Filled In)\n\nREPRODUCTION OF ThIS COPY PROHIBITED\n\nINDEX:\n\nYES\n\nNo\n\nCLASSIFY\n\nTo\n\nRid\n\nTo\n\nFILE\n\nTo\n\n\n\nBRANCH\n\nING ANDIORIIALS\n\n\n\n\n\nGLASSIFIED MESSAGE\n\nTOTAL COPIES\n\nSEEN BY\n\nGroup\n\nSECRET\n\nWhen Filled In)\n\nREPRODUCTION OF ThIS COPY PROHIBITED\n\nADVANCE CoPY\n\nINDEX:\n\nYES\n\nNo\n\n10\n\nTo\n\nno\n\nBY\n\n2\n\nTo FILE nO.\n\n\nDissem BY\n\nPer\n\nFILE\n\nRET. To\n\nBRANCH\n\nACTION\n\nRID COPY\n\nPAGE 2 JMCOBR A 0382 In OR LEADING IROOPS In INVASION ATTEMPI HAIII COULD BE EXPECTED MAKE MUCK SIROMGER ShowI NG Ihan PREVIOUS COMIC-OPERA AITEMPTS\n\n- 3 0 SY MANDEL FROBABE Y IDENTICAL WIIK SEYMOUR MANDEL FORMER OW NER CRAZY BAR HAVANA WHO Now SHIP REPUTED BE ENGAGED SMUGGLING AND OIHER ILLEGAL ACIIVITIES IN CARIBBEAN No LOCAL WOBONE IRACES MAC DONALD AND CARTUS\\_ S E C R E I\n\n\n\nBI\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_63e60c9d_0ddb_4cb1_87b5_46cb4745597f", "filename": "104-10119-10040.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10119-10040.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "22 November 1968\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nDirector of Security\n\nSUBJECT\n\nHerbert Itkin/Mario Brod et.al.\n\n\n- 1 . Reference is made to your instructions concerning this case and my attached memorandum concerning research on whether or not Itkin was ever, in fact, utilized by this Agency to his contacts with Brod. prior\n- 2. All available sources in the Agency reflect no record of Itkin or of Philip Harbin, who was allegedly his case officer. Harbin has been checked both as a true name and as an aliasAlthough the name is not registered in the Agency , this of course does not mean that some Agency representative did not make this up and use it without telling anyone.\n\n- 3 . visceral reaction is that Itkin is lying about his contacts with Mr Dulles and Philip Harbin. However, since there appears to be a possibility of an extreme \"flap\" if Itkin gives the same story to the-newspapers that he gave to MrHouston, I would recommend that, with the concurrence of Mr. Helms, Mr Dulles be interviewed and asked if he remembers anything about this case\\_ My\n- I also spoke with Harry Mason, x5231, in Finance who handles OS budgetary matters and is a personal acquaintance Without giving him any names Iasked him if it would be possible to track down the receipt that Itkin claims he gave Harbin for the $5000.00. Harry says if the case was handled properly and the account is still outstanding it will be fairly easy to find the receipt. I have done nothing further on this, pending your instructions.\n\n\n\n\nAttachment\n\n\n\n'\n\n3\n\n14-Ooooo\n\nITKIN, Herbert\n\nSubject States:\n\nWhen he was first admitted to the bar in 1953 he was employed by the firm of Delson, Levin & Gordon in New York (Now Delson and Gordon. ) Itkin alleges that one partner, Levin, had close ties with Alger Hiss, Cyrus Eaton and other of similar persuasion. Because of the viewpoint of the law firm, Subject states that he began passing information to Senator Joseph McCarthy. However, in the Spring of 1954, Senator McCarthy told Itkin that he was getting into trouble and allegedly reported that he had passed Itkin's reports to CIA. Itkin then states that a meeting was set up for him either in June /July /or August of 1954 with Mr Allen Dulles\\_ This meeting was at the Bellevue Stratford in Philadelphia\\_ His contact was reportedly a man known as Philip Harbin\\_ City \\_\n\nAt this time, Itkin says he was able to report on matters affecting U Nu, then the Premier of Burma, the Indonesian Foreign Minister; and the owner or editor of the New Delhi Times. Itkin also claims to have had personal contacts with Luis Gutierrez, Consul General of El Salvador, and with a number of other people who had Guatemalan contactsItkin says the only money he received from Harbin was $5,000. 00, which was supposed to be repayable and for which he gave a receipt, he believes sometime in 1957. He said the money was not: #epaid.\n\n\nItkin states that he met Mario Brod in 1961 and that Brod was represented to him as a former Colonel in the OSS who had intelligence connections. From then on his contact was Brod and apparently Harbin dropped out of the picture.\n\n\n\n\n\n## Fllo, relect: ABency\n\nNo record of Herbert Itkin in Office of Security records, other than newspaper clippings.\n\n\nNo record of Herbert Itkin in RI files.\n\n\nNo record of Philip Harbin in Office of Security.\n\n\nNo record of Philip Harbin as a DCS alias.\n\n\nNo record of Philip Harbin in OS pseudo files.\n\n\nNo record of Philip Harbin as either a pseudo or rogietered alias in RI/CRYPTO.\n\n\nNo rccord of Philip Harbin in RI files.\n\n\nno information concerning his reflects no information concea rning\n\nDurlpb Ilkln' meeting with Houston he mentioned that the law Orm bad nogro lawyer named Thomas L. Roberts, #193026, who contacte with the United Nations. Itkin stated that Roborte vary preBentable and intelligent negro who left the firm and Jaw practice in Dakar.\n\n\nTbo Ol{lco o{ Security file concerning Roberts reflects that:\n\n05 Mr. Roberts a current employee of this Agency undor doop cover In January of 1968 Roberts lurnl,hod thl\u00f8 Office with an extensive summary of his with Herbert Itkin. He also mentioned Mario Brod at a dinner perty In 1965 and had had lunch with Brod in 1967. There is no Indlcallon, however , that Roberts is aware of any use of CLA informant during the 1950's.\n\n\n\n\n", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_384c9cc2_2a72_4477_b33d_90773390a2b9", "filename": "104-10009-10021.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10009-10021.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## PIVBI@\n\nalrobf\n\nProtorla\n\nBarcelone\n\nBarp\n\nBonn\n\nBrupselg\n\nCopenbegen\n\nThe Hague\n\nGeneva\n\nHemburg\n\nHol\u00f8inki\n\nL\u00f8bon\n\nLondon\n\nMadrfd\n\nMlen\n\nMunlch Op8 Bege (Laurlon)\n\nOttave\n\nLCPIPIT\n\nStockholm\n\nAnkara\n\nBelrut\n\nAtbens\n\nCalcutte\n\nColombo\n\nRev Delhl\n\nIstanbul\n\nTeheren\n\n\n\n\n## YBID DISIRIBUIION\n\n\n\nBangkok\n\nDJakarte\n\nKuale Lumpur\n\nKuchng\n\nHanila\n\nMeden\n\nMelbourne\n\nRangoon\n\nBalgon\n\nTelpef\n\nTokyo\n\nHong Kong\n\nBan Jose\n\nBogota\n\nBen Balvador\n\nBuenos\n\nCaballeros\n\nGeorgotoim\n\nOuateale Clty\n\nKingston\n\nLa Pes\n\nManegua\n\nMonterroy\n\nPort\n\nPorto Alegre\n\nQufto\n\nRec\u00edfe\n\nde\n\n\n\n\n| CVCOPS CA/PROP CA/VO CVB3 CVBS | | | |\n|----------------------------------|------|-----|------|\n| AF/COPB/CA 4/8 | | WVc | |\n| FB/CA BB/CA | 14 | | Welo |\n| Do/ca | 3 10 | | |\n| B/ca Elsc | | | |\n| 2 E/a8 | | | |", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_f0b81cc1_310a_44a7_81b7_6cef98fe2e00", "filename": "104-10072-10013.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10072-10013.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n1066\n\n0 0\n\n2\n\n2\n\n2 84\n\n00 92 0 28\n\n", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_0a1c0693_a6e0_4a10_a1fc_24297f656560", "filename": "104-10100-10152.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10100-10152.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "104-10100-10152\n\nEvel\n\n5952\n\n66\n\n08\n\n\n\n0\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_10ff9f0d_00c6_4123_a445_d3903d4a5263", "filename": "104-10102-10231.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10102-10231.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10102-10231\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n14 January 1977\n\nMEMORANDUM\n\nSUBJECT: Jose Ricardo RABEL Nunez (AMLEO-3) (201-249386)\n\n- 1 Born 7 April 1922 in Havana, Cuba , the son of a native-born American citizen, RABEL was brought up in confortable circumstances 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 = noving back and forth between U .S \\_ and Cuba, and , in general , rootless living.\n\n- RABEL ' s background reads like that of a nan with no loyalties and no particular goals. Viewed in retrospect, his career presents picture of unreliability It is probable that RABEL ' s 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 served the Agency in a superficial way but that he did the sane for CASTRO at various tines 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 good 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 only\n\n\n\nthat he was a CASTRO 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 while he was in prison. agent and\n\n- 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 Army nission in Cuba from Novenber 1954 until April 1956 \\_ During his entire period in the Cuban 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) October 1957 he returned to Cuba and became involved with the 26th of 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 tine he was appointed Chief of Viviendas Campesinas\\_ army , July\n\n2\n\nHe held this job until he defected to the U .S . in Decenber 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\\_\n\n- 4 RABEL Alfonso RODRIGUEZ the following reasons for his defection: gave\n- a Communist pressure, hounding, and the basic enmity of the Communist Party toward hin. (This appears very reasonable in view of his service in the Army and training in some aspects of intelligence, such as prisoner interrogation In addition, his schooling in the U .S . and the reasonable econonic circunstances would not have been recomnendations fron the Communist point of view.)\n- b \\_ Strong backing by Fidel which protected hin from more serious attacks from the Party. (This, too , seens entirely reasonable\\_ His family farm was near the farm Fidel' s father managed: and RABEL and Fidel had known each other as children In addition, RABEL s involvement in the anti-BATISTA movenent and with Camilo Cienfuegos were probably in his favor in CASTRO ' s view.) long\n- c An obligation to protect the non-Comnunists in his department, which prevented his earlier defection, and uncertainty of his reception in the U .S \\_ (In view of the number of defections fron RABEL ' s departnent, there were, in fact, people to protect. Since RABEL had served in the and probably felt the U .S. was his second Army ,\n\ncountry , he could well have had questions about his reception after serving in the. CASTRO government.)\n\n- d His resentnent against the confining nature of a 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 seened a punishment .)\n- 5 . RABEL was used to pitch] Dr \\_ Marta 'FRAYDE Barrauefin 08 BarisJin and to check out leads for the AMTRUNK One of his leads led to the recruitment of AMTRUNK- 10Later,in early 1964 , RABEL was leader of the Rebel Army Group supported by the American Legion in Miani and was involved in the Rebel Army Radio program.\n\n- 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 Septenber 1965, to into Cuba to exfiltrate his wife and children\\_ get-\n- 7 RABEL was sentenced to 30 years imprisonment but was set free in July OI August 1967 \\_ which is a strong indication that the charges that he worked for the DSE while in prison were trueMoreover , there is some indication that he nay have attempted a provocation at Cuban behest: immediately after his capture\\_ There are two firm accusations that RABEL was a\n\n\n\nCuban agent as early as July 1963 (which would have been when he was screening nanes for the AMTRUNK Operation)= one fron @MMIL-9] and the other fron Fernando REY reported by 6 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 the exfiltration of RABEL s wife so that RABEL could continue his work as an agent . undisturbed.\n\n\n03 LAD/JFK Task Force 1971{arty Miller] rp Copy filed: 201-249386\n\nAttachments:\n\n4\n\n- A10 Feb 1964 Memo for the Record\n- 6 Mar 1963 dispatch UFGA-7998 With Att.\n\n- C 20 Feb 1963 cable WAVE 4730\n- 30 Sep 1963 dispatch UFGA-11375\n\n5\n\n", "pages": 5} {"id": "doc_e389cf96_c6ea_4522_bc43_5a50f24a6fe0", "filename": "104-10061-10214.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10061-10214.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nFOR:\n\nFROM\n\nI . Clark Schor Chief Plans and Review Group Central Covor Staff\n\nSUBJECT\n\n[ousc Sclect Committee on Assassinations (IISCA) Request\n\nRIFLRENCES\n\nA Memo for SA/no/o 25 Jan Sanne Subject 78 ;\n\nB; for fr OLC (OLC 78-0070/1) dtd 12 Jan 78 , Sanc Subject\n\nC . Letter for OLC fr Chicf Counselli'ircct r of HSCA , 6 Jan 78\n\n- 1 This mcmorandum supplements\\_ Reference A and provide? information per paragraph 6 \\_ therein response to request in Reference 3 \\_\n- 2 . CCS files contain infornation OI individuals and entitics cited in certain numbered items of Refcrence ( as folloms:\n- a Itemn 5 George [JeMohrenschildt fivc ments conprising four contact rcports with clal asset who in touch with Subject busincss activity in Ilaiti and one memorandum tailing the results of trace rcquest on Sulject \\_ Thc dates of the documents range fron 25 April to 21 MaY 1965 .\n\n- Itcm 9 Leo Cherne. 21 documents (six-1954 one-1955 ; two-1957; two-1958 ; one-1960 ; four-1962 ; an ] one each-1965 , 1967 1968 1976 , 1977) @I1 oF use 0 [ cover provided\\_by Subjoct \\_ fron 19s40t0 1965.\\_for Additionally CCS naintains file on tle Research Institutc of America of vhich Leo Chcrnc Executive comprising approximately 100 docunents covering the period 1949 tc 1964 ; Mr \\_ Cherne 5 nane appears throughout this\n\n- c 17 Will\u00edam Harvey Approximatcly 50 Jocumcnts , virtually a1l of wh\u00edch conccrn tho establislnent nainteuance and usc of cover for Subject during his with the Azency as Staff Employee fror 1947 to 1967 \\_\n\n\n## d Item\n\n- (1) Intcrational Rescue Conmittec 12 documents (1962 co 1976) addross Agency non-use of IRC and FOIA requests ing\n- (2) Alexander Rorke Ho record in CCS .\n\n- Item 20\n- (1) Richard Approximately 25 documents (1956 to 1974) concerned primarlly with TI)Y travel orders cover docunentation, and clearance vcrifications \\_\n- (2) James Angleton\\_ Approxinately 25 documents (1950 to 1075) concerned prinarily with TDY travel ordcrs cover docunentat\u00edon, and retirement processing for Subject who was a Staff Employee of the Agcncy from 1947 to 1974 .\n\n- (3) Raymond Rocca Approximately 25 docunents (1964 to 1975) concerned prinarily with cover natters pertaining to Subjecr wlo was 9 Staff Employce \\_\n- f Itch 30 record CCS of corrcspondence 0J1 the matters identified volving Ilo lns Angleton , and Rocca\n- g Item 36\n- (1) Southorn Rosearch Corporation No record In CCS\n- (2) Wackenhut Corporation 100 to 150 docunents covering tlic period 1963 to 1977 Hackonlurt officials\\_\n\n1\n\nH . Clark Schor\n\n{\n\n1\n|\n\n- (HSCA )\n- CS-1337 (Research Institute of America)\n- CS -2829 (DeMohrenschildt)\n- 18382 (Cherne' mentioned)\n- R.C\\_ (Harvey)\n- R. C . 801 (Angleton)\n- CS-2793 (Wackenhut)\n- R. C: 12860 (Rocca)\n- CCS/PRG chrono via board\n\nIICS/vir;\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_abdf0ff1_66fc_4c5c_b857_0196243d0046", "filename": "104-10171-10013.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10171-10013.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n\n06\n\n- 0 born 1 D6 0\n- 2. or'ac, chlcf for all tcruinatcd no one the Govcrnrynt.\n\n- 3. bc o actIon. He cald arc but be doce not tho cell\u00f8. ccll has xere\n- turned the DRE over He tbcn scnt to thc DRE Lcadcrtold that Iobane inltlete contec: thc ncy rclatloas erc nalntalncd macc thc sow'CC for etc;, 08 thfe 10fortatlon can bC obtained for Ves the source\n- 5. Sourcesa1d the tLx the Les coatect bclfevec Ho vas\n- 6. and tic source It aas asout plastic reralnOf Ec sa1\u00e4 1n placcs vhere the the source 38 cal:tcz plstols; supplfes\n- 7. Infornatlon:\n\n\n\n\n\nIslarLno An:bal tostillo, the clef Of School: Sourcc =odc hfo plca 'Anibal he could wuld thc sourcc not co to.talk polltlco but @ncucrcd that hc voula thlnk ebout 18 end call theanoshcr, but he thot Sct frsc, Jc\n\n- b, first the 10 nov on pollslcal\n- Yendc; Ccalnche (the 1s no lcnsc? Jca: Sant\u00edago, She 10\n- The ccurcc to the latter, In turn, to the\n- Sourcc 1s rcstrictcc\n- of con\" S1st of Czccho and Chilconc \\_ harc stertec 1n\n\n\n| | 12 885 1n7. |\n|-----|------------------|\n| | J8sh) Jors? |\n| | 4 |\n| Loi | |\n| VJ, | |\n| | 4 |\n| | 12 835 929 Jaysn |\n| | Jssshs) |", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_d7b94c08_1c49_4ecd_90ef_28352d622951", "filename": "104-10066-10031.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10066-10031.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[1410066-10037\n\n\n\nNo V\n\n77\n\nSTAFe\n\nCITE\n\nWNINTEL RYBAT\n\nREF:\n\n4\n\nMA Y\n\n1977\n\n- 1 \\_ INDICATES 3 WILLEM MADE APPOINTMENT MEET CUBAN AMBASSADOR , The HAGUE . STATED \u00fbN A ND THA T HE 15 INDEED PREPARED To G0 AT THE OF NOVEMBER As\n- DUR ! NG SAID HE ALSO HAD VISIT SCHEDULED FOR 3 OCTOBER COMBINE Two FOR SAME DAY , OLTMans AN ATTEMPT BY CuB AN AMB ASSADOR SCHEUDLE MEET SEEK 25 SEPTEMBER HAD BEEN BECAUSE BE REACHED , OLTmans StATED THEN\n- 3 AB\u00fbvE EVIDENCE dF CLOSE Contact AND His RECENT TRAVEL 70 THE USSR AND APpARENT CURRENT TRAVEL T0\n\n33077\n\nRETURN TO CIA\n\nWA\n\n1\n\n1-71 Mfg. 7/76\n\n1S H1S ROLE THE TIME THE dEATH DE LATTER dF INTEREST SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE SUBCOMM[TTEE, IF DEEMS ND To PROTECTIoN, PROPER AUTHDRITIES,\n\n4 FILE: 221-155221 , E2 ,\n\nAdd", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_b701441a_056d_4c90_9dae_18e8d92f0fad", "filename": "104-10107-10183.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10107-10183.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "SC-02164-58\n\n\n\n\n## Iaitial Nissions\n\n20 June 10 July 1956 +1e Soviei 31oc zir defenss 22 \"thin a period o\u00ed only eight deystbat of 1s inportatf because it is clear busiress is conducted Fcwever, {entetive Zaitial flights ere indicated 2s follows:\n\n- 1 In cazc 2992 then vert is cleer extends spite\n\n- 2 of of positive action as of civil flights while the was orrer the USSR, and 2 seco2d action waich is the is 1956. Also HIG-19's novs\u00e0 about this tire. July\n- 3. of tne Soviet systen tae indeed curious fra\u00ed an is cfiercd appears to flt the known fects follous: As result cacluded the essential fects concernizg the Were for reconnaissance) nissions, feet) 8 penetretion 2s flew \u00e6bove ey procably taat the 5 July nission beaded for Hoscow when track appeared on I\\_loss o2 the track returnlng to #he was either 25 2 convenience avoid braaacasting 2 for 2 dodge ses 2 \"nostile or intruder the systen 22345 H2s caing Over Moscow with no aveilable 40 Tais idea is Bupported bJ th\u00e6 use it 525 not broadcast efter it it did s-2tions had been instructed not be 2 coincidence that the e2ctly k2lf of the true altitude alnost four but the altitude reporting \"as On taey 652 tion, d\u00e6ys later,\n- 4\\_ By 9 1956, in addition to the evident recogaition of 12 of better iuprovcd. July\n- 5 . next 10 July 1956, th2 Soviet 2ir defense waring a 3000 nile track only short periods of or track loss over was only 100 of\u00ed targetto\n- 6. 32 the of Soviei Bloc r\u00e6d\u00e0r3 operatzng ip the Soe 1461 as follows: 3000 nc 30 be since the sane rader equated to in2222 were located, intercepted nore than signals wvere includins 213 sifes Son\u00e6 of locatioz s0 #hat it must be thzse new sites. the Becauss collocati2g radars on different frequencieg be expected to be 2t least double the total c2 81628. be\n\n24\n\n- s2ened to be\n- Ie questicn Of radars for height finding, capabilities thc introduction ere discussed 1n enother sectlonIt is believed, noever) that tbese nissions were a catalyst in the introductlon\n\n225 ~", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_ed8f3830_f92a_4786_9cfa_1297e393780c", "filename": "104-10161-10154.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10161-10154.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nForm\n\n81\n\n551\n\nEditions\n\nSECRET;", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_4b73d97f_bda9_4fc4_86bd_4af6b1c7fbb3", "filename": "104-10146-10308.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10146-10308.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10146-10308\n\n\n## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n## INTERNAL USE ONLY\n\n\n\nJournal Office of Legislative Counsel Thursday 9 March 1978\n\nPage 2\n\nHsc A\n\n- 5. (Unclassified JMS) LIAISON House Select Committee on Assassinationg staffere visited Headquarters to review files.\n\n- 6. (Confidential LLM) LIAISON Advised Tom Latimer, Staff Director, House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, of the situation developing with the House International Relations Subcommittee on International Organizations haopen hearings on FBI/CIA dealings on KCIA in the early 1970'8. Latimer said he would alert Chairman Edward Boland (D. Mass. ). ving\n- 7 \\_ (Confidential LLM) LIAISON Talked to Mike Hersbman, Deputy Staff Director, House International Relations Subcommittee on International Organizations, and he agreed to 'et back the planned bearings with former FBI agent McDonnell until 2l March. Imade it clear that by this action we were not making any commitment to appear and told Hershman that I hoped the next step would be taken on Monday,\n- 8 (Internal Use Only GC) LIAISON Called Beverly Lumpkin, on the staff of the House International Relationg Subcommittee on International Organizations to tell:her that the supplementary paragraph submitted by the Subcommittee was acceptable for public release.\n\n- 9 (Secret DFM) LIAISON Called Audrey Hatry, Clerk, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Btaff, who gave me a rundown of Committee meetings for next week Scheduled for the week are FBI and DEA FY-1979 budget: briefings on 14 March and a meeting of the Special Investigation Subcommittee on 17 March to discuss the recently completed staff report on CIA activities in(Australia. U\n- (Unclassified DFM) LIAISON Talked with Doug McCullough, Senate Select Committee on Ethics Btaff, Don Sanders and Ken deGraffenreid, both of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, regarding Senator Adlai Stevenson's (D. Ill. ) requeet of last week for the Agency to provide him examples of leaks that he might use to illustrate seriousnesg of leaks in a closed Senate session. 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|\n|----------|--------------------|---------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------|\n| | ROUTING | AND RECORD SHEET | |\n| Suary | on: Contact Report | | |\n| CFCI [so | DATE | 1 March- 1972 Dow | fron |\n| | | This information is not disseninated outside Only | |\n| | | without prior approval Chief | to CI/SO of Special Operations |\n| | | Group = Staff Originated bY: W | E Gavaghe FE/OPS |\n| | | TYPED by Based_on: | |\n| | | Doc : Date: Filed: | |\n| | | SOURCE Gryptonym {MPTROIKA-7 Field 'Station | |\n| | | ACTION | |\n| | | DISTRIBUTION: | |\n| | | 02 | (recori |\n| | | ZZother: | |\n| | | INDEXING : KP date | |\n\n\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD\n\n\n\nTo 'Use Only Do Not CIA RETURN~ Background Reproduce\n\nSUBJECT:\n\n02\n\nContact\\_Report New York C\u00edty on 14 February and in Virginia on 17-18 February 1972\n\n1\\_ This memorandum covers recent meetings with New York City and in the Northern Virginia area \\_ The neetings were h\u00ebld under secure conditions and there were no security incidents noted.\n\n\n\n## 2 Operational:\n\nUnited States persistent efforts to locate and foin a pro-M\u00e3o tudy group finally paid The manager of the China Bookstore finally broke dowvn under campaign and put her in touch with a local USCFA study group under the leadership of Mrs aka\\_Frank. 17 has attended one session and, based her initial observation provided the assessment of Mrs \\_ Warren attached hereto at the undersigned's 7 believes she has hit it off with Mrs Warren because of her understanding of dialectics (thanks to Andy Ness' s tutoring) and consequently , she was instructed to attempt to develop a social-business relationship vith heroz With respect to the other members the study clains that the situation to date, has not been conducive to ferreting the identities of these individuals, but. that she hopes that as the group continues to meet, some rapport will be establishea with her classnates \\_\n\nb New School and language instruction: has formally enrolled at the Graduate Faculty of the New School for Social Research in a course entitled \"Comparative Legal Systems which studies the theories institutions\\_ concepts customs and which purports to analyze and compare the law and the administration of law in selected countries, included Vietnam Germany , the and the Soviet Union wiil also enroll in a French language instruction course in the near future \\_\n\nd8 687\n\n\n\nEX-9816 1 March 1972\n\nc Ramparts Tours New York Nedia Womens Tour: on a Mr\\_ the undersigned raised the subject of the Women ' s Tour scheduled to visit London Paris (where will meet the DRV delegation) and Rome from 27 25 June 1972 with 7 and instructed her to attempt to determine the interest zand likely composition of the New York group and explore the possibility of joining such a group and explore the possibility of joining such a first reaction to te tour Ivas that the cost ($899 which price includes airfare, trains hotels etc.) was too high. It was explained to her that the cost {actor should not deter her from following through It was then thatGl 7 voiced sone concern that the timing of the tour may\u017einterfere with her own PCS departure (we had been talking in terms of nid-May or June 1972 up to this point) It was made clear to her that no fixed date has been established as yet for her PCS departure and that the aforementioned tour nay well prove to be of operational interest, e.gmeeting the DRV delegation and cortnuing the staging process prior to her actual departuresaid that she understood and would look into the matter: She did not believe she would have \u00e0ny difficulty in covering for funds should she find herself included on the tour, they May in;\n\nd. South East\\_Asia Reports (SEAR) a copy of the first issue of SEAR a newsletter put New York Unixersity StudentsJqbilization Connittee Box Loeb Student Center 566. LaGuardia is listed as one ofllfive contributing staff members on the back this nineographed new left A copy of first issue is attached hereto\\_ One 7!s articles will appear in a subsequent issue of SEAR .\n\n\ne JBMINIMUM Iesting and Iraining: As part of covert training and assessment in anticipation of her foreign assignment, the undersigned arranged for two members 0f the Psychological Assessnent Branch TSD (MessrsDeMarco and Saunders) to administer JBMINIMUM test to her and to brief her in the use and value of the JBMINIMUM test in a field situation\\_ This training and briefing took on 18 February in a safehouse in N Arlington, Va (A copy of the JBNINIMUM assessment will be made a matter of record in her official dossier) p2@)7 was introduced as \"Miss Julie\" to members of the PAB/TSD for purpose of this test and Andy Ness devoted the afternoon of 18 February 7 for the purpose of continuing her training place\n\n2\n\nin dialectics which she' has found to be particularly useful in the study group discussion and to permit her participation.)\n\n\n## 2 Administrative:\n\n'02 Salary and Operatidnal Advances \\_ The undersigned her January salary on a advance on 17 February 1972\\_ She also received a $300 advance on 14 1972. These advances were necessary because of the expenses had incurred in enrolling at the New School and to pay for her French lessons (One of the was brought down to the Washington area was to out a problem she was having with her accounting Hopefully , she is now convinced that she had been receiving all that was due her.) Pa\u00efd\n\nTax Administration and Notification of Personnel Action. 7 was notified of Ehechange in the tax assessment and the adjustments in her salary due to the legislative pay increase and the withholding of premiums for hospitaliza-tion\\_\n\n\n## 3 . Actions to be taken.\n\n\n12 a . assignment abroad . PPer undersigned's discussions with Fitcroft and a dispatch 8i4 be sent Bangkok) Station propos W}7's assignment @angkok primarily for housekeeping purposes , but with a regional nission to perform\\_ (The undersigned is presently working on this message\\_\n\nb Concelament device\\_ a concealment device for her microdot viewer which the undersigned will attempt to obtain from TSD\\_ Additionally\\_ the undersigned will request TSD to provide concealnent devices for () 7's general use as a storage for papers and funds 02\n\n\n\nAttachments As stated\n\n\n\n", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_9d06c79f_7d15_4c30_8171_417050072775", "filename": "104-10163-10019.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10163-10019.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "SECRET\n\nLX 320\n\nMEMORANDUM OF CONTACT 05 BUDJECT Joso Aptonlo CASA8 DATK OF CONTACT May\n\nRETURNTO Background Uce\n\n- srce]olu door yot\n- 8\n- 8 Ttej\n\n\n\n2 - t0 KUBARK to woro Furtbr contact Bet\n\n- 5. but hl\u00f8 rolatlonsbp\n- Thoy mot He avout Ab 8 City\n\nSECIET\n\n\n\n3\n\nOotalusod a dogree.\n\n\nVory bravo [an Subjoct {oole,\n\n{8) Menalo CASTRO'B murdor, AZCUE wab a very\n\n\n\nSncc AZCUE\n\n14-Ooooo\n\nRODRGUEZ % Morocco botb voro rovolutionary \"Dlrectorlo\" torm La Cube wilb RODIUCUEZ 'drty\n\nOrlando Subj\u00f8ct met BLANC;; Duzsc; 1880-81 Durlpg 08 1922,\n\n~3 -\n\nHabana provldJng woula\n\n4 24 Altbough CHOMON mapy durlng day voin,\n\n9, Subjoct CIlMON' CIlOMON' V brougb\n\nOPERA TIONAL PROPOSALY: Upon comploUon % (Comrasnt:) SubClty\n\n\n\n1 \\_\n\nAlbough\n\n- 8 Ilowovor, 15-2\n- MISCELLANEOUS:\n- Tbabe\n\n\n\nsecret\n\nWe ere tben bolou, bovAny\n\n- b;\n- 4 Subloct doou na bollove PAYAN to b\n- born ebout 1010, 18 currently\n\n\n\n\n## bor to be bomceaxual\n\n- & doecrlbes POSADA carlcaturlet.\n\n- J\n- Jose R LNAREB Del\n- 2\n\n10\n\n- 0 Subjoct 9 Cuban forole Ber-\n- 4 Subjoct but '{rom Hau.\n\n\n\n\n11 -\n\n12 . He could GUTIERRREZ Olllcer and vould have Gnu) GONZALEZ. Qf evon porlod tbJe Bame Sub thle Inlormatlon and Boldum, thl\u00f8 perlod. In that wo Honnl Intorout to KUBARK Eloy durlpg during during bavlng key EE, donal 18. end Sube 08 wfe, Grende,\n\nto overthrow tho Bat\u00f8ta roglme. LAO now Uvob\n\n\n\n12\n\n15. rut; Wo coplous meetAccordng t0 thle handwrltton ectvlty. Subloct has beon oxpoundlpg KUBARK eroupd par1963 , Ing\n\n\n## Attecbmont; Horovitb Ao btatod ebove\n\n\n## Dletributlon:\n\n\n\n1\n\nC/SAS/CI (chrono copy)\n\nRIDAndex\n\n1 - c/848 (Ino copy)\n\nSECRET\n\nL", "pages": 12} {"id": "doc_d80fa5bf_9e7c_419e_98ea_046e21d052a5", "filename": "104-10123-10223.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10123-10223.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "ReprodrIce) `\n\n\n\nGRQUP\n\nTuan\n\n10", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_c1564046_d010_4ba2_aeef_838a4a31594a", "filename": "104-10121-10140.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10121-10140.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "- 1 Mr \\_ David S . Morales is hereby reconnended for the Intelligence Medal of Merit for his twenty-five years of dedicated service with the Central Intelligenoe Agency \\_\n- 2 . Prior to his entrance on with the Central Intelligence Agency in March 1951, Mr \\_ Morales served from April 1946 to March 1951 in the United States Army \\_ duty\n- Mr \\_ Morales spent more than twenty years in the field in several different installations in the areas of Europe Latin America and East Asia\\_ He held senior level positions engaged in FI, CI , CA and PM operations \\_ His record includes such items as participation in roles in both of Latin s two major PM/political action operations plus tours as Base in Pakse Laos (supervised 45 employees) and Regional Officer in Vietnan (supervised Ihese assignments were carried out in war zones requiring considerable personal courage. key\n- 4 , Mr Morales was commended twice by Chiefs of Station while assigned to the Cuban operation; by the Director of Central Intelligence for service in the [Doninican Republic] during the crisis; by the of Laos during his assignment in Laos a\u00f1d by the Government of Vietnan for his service in that country. King\n- 5 . from Vietnam in 1971 Morales was assigned to FR Division, [ashington Base} where he was targeted on Latin American 24 military officers assigned to the Inter-American Defense Board and attending the Inter-American Defense College] This assignnent was initiated by Latin America Division in an effort to at the rich operational potential afforded by the presence [in the ton area of numerous Latin American officials\\_ Mr \\_ Morales = with his long years of experience in Latin America, and his native fluency in Spanish, proved ideal this assignment. He developed numerous assets who were later pursued successfully and recruited in the field and he made several significant recruitments of his own \\_ for\n- 6 . Following the FR assignment Mr Morales returned to the Latin America Division where he his final year with CIA He served TDY as Acting Chief of Station, (Pafagday) for some months During this, there was more activity and accomplishment flowing out of Station than had been seen in years This is typical of Mr Morales resourcefulness = imagination and push to get the done.. The remainder of his Agency time was spent on a TDY to [Panama]and in the Cuban Operations Group, where his contribution was also very large. job\n\nBackground Use Do Not Reproduce Only\n\n\n\n- 7 \\_ During his Agency career Mr \\_ Morales was constantly engaged in an exceptionally wide variety of activity in hazardous areas (Guatamala, Cuba , the Dominican Republic, Laos and Vietnam) \\_ He recruited countless assets and sources directed against a wide range of targets. In addition, he managed large installations and sizeable groups. He always shouldered heavy responsibilities and consistently demonstrated that he had the capacity, determination and necessary judgnent to take on such jobs \\_\n- 8 . After nearly thirty years of dedicated and productive service with the US Government, Mr Morales retired on 31 July 1975. Ihroughout his career he was a dedicated, skillful and essional clandestine operator and unfailing in the pursuit of Agency objectives\\_ His performance was of the highest caliber and unquestionably contributed significantly to the Agency s mission. long prof\n\n\n## CIIATION\n\n\n## Mr\\_ David S Morales\n\n\n## is hereby awarded the\n\nIntelligence Medal of Merit for his accomplishments during his career with the Central Intelligence Agency . Mr \\_ Morales , during his entire Agency career, displayed exceptional talent, considerable imagination and initiative, and intense devotion to With determination, resourcefulness and adaptability he Performed all assignments in an extremely competent manner His many achievements, often under hazardous conditions, reflect great credit on him and the Cencral Intelligence Agency. duty.", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_38f14ae7_effd_41f6_ab22_b60f8c3eb3c1", "filename": "104-10170-10171.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10170-10171.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[704-10170-10171\n\n\n\n5 July 1968\n\n1 Your of 21 traces Op SubJoct\\_ vho 888 1n\n\n3 : The tbat 98 prosently contaln o SvbJect \\_ Desk Do addltlona l 1nformatlon to that tbe attacbod 201 on SubJ\u00f8ct .\n\n\nRlcberd\n\nDDP/ AF/6 Distributlon:\n\n- att\n\n0\n\n8\n\nAddressee\n\n- AF /6 att\n\nDo Cia Background\n\n\n\nJIBQ\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nSUBJECT\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\ncIAF/6\n\nWullam Wayne DALZELL\n\n- 1\n- 2 memorandum Indcates that he had contact wlth our Btatlon In\n\n\n## 12-21\n\n- 3\\_ Fleld traces Bhould not bc n:ade outaldc thc Btatlon.\n\n\nDopovan EPratt DCICIIR&A\n\nSEGRET\n\n27", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_a98ed8d9_7f36_4989_8d36_0ffe415ff6d4", "filename": "104-10119-10367.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10119-10367.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## 20 Februery 1970\n\n\n\nce\n\nSUBJECI:\n\nKarel {839052\n\nREF8}\n\nJan 1970 ana\n\n- Berzen potably Andrel AMALRIK,\n- 2, BubJect 8 POA 1 ube 8B\n\nBarab %. SR8/05\n\nAtts. RefB .\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\nJaruary 1970\n\n\n## Dutch Group Is Publishirg New\n\ncst sct Alc:in disscmina:c by dissident said. irsis: G thcir righ:s \"Thc?\n\n\naad out in disscnt scorcs of in thc foundation as And-ci Aral| US.SR. Sur 19442\" Anatoly I n{ Maxi:n Litvinov, Litvinov\\_ Staxin. Mnister {nr\n\nthc Hcrfrom somr of out Soviet hc rainsaincd is it Jnas apof thc authors act that\n\n\n## Established in 1968\n\nWhiir he rcspordcnt Dutrh news-} scvcral writcrs who askcd to bc helpcd in thcir Dr. hc:\n\nThc . foundalion Yan a( 0 supanri group translations aotice ia thc Wcstprrss, wvas kaown ahov: {nundatioa until on2 {0 cxplain\n\n\"Wc reccircd to 'alit: rian mcthods axainst in the and sending an intcrsicw RusIcsl\n\nAftcr he rcturnrd to Amstcrdam in 1968, Dr ran hct Kcvcl rolc Icssor, who Jas also propapcr and at 7hc London p:incipal advisecs \"s translator is of Mos-\n\n\n## Hcrzcn Had Journal\n\nThc' foundation's is to manuscript in by i: to publlshcrs in Wcstcrn Europc and thc Unitcd Statcs\n\nHcrzcn; an aristocra:ic teur and {arhcr of socialism, in Russian pcriodical , i\u00e0 Loadon Bcll) and thosc of hanncd by Tsazis: autocracy |tioas tradition in exile ovcr thc ycars has tcrmine Jitcra-| tha:\n\n\"Thc new ercration o{\n\na'in thc Mr. Litvinov's 'Dcar Comrade\" (publishcd and collcctcd translaIt is rosaltics now prcwhothcr cascs to dccounts in thc Sovicr So- Baak: Wcst, has\n\n\n\n\n## Sinderground Press\n\nKarc! Iu t ' 1 'ly with thc newspapcr And Vak Icc;nivervily. thu: mild-n;nFrv 1/ ;sian wrilcr his translator, van thc USSR: Soict Irial 0! AJcksei in Mnscynvs in tins\n\nit {orvixn prcss in hite tinc trial nf writers and A:srci Sinyavsky plns counter-\n\n\n\nvolulionars Russin cach prorrr and {he throngl !is {ricndship \"nc 'hc rconrrlrrs. r:unc iato {c 120 \"hich makc up day' s\n\n:nos\"1 thowcht and that arcc sith vict mc hccausc no: Onc pcrson under Article 70 [an:i-Sovict cvcr hcm acquittcd. En to the disagrcc has an het Hcve naturallv isn? ragcr to rcvcal howv he sav 1 mnanand of 'cparting . hc and to not \"nlv thc tinr trial rrcords, 8 inchnlire attack nn Sovict politics nntrd nnclcar and accnt of Jife ion. an sh\"n s\"rving\n\nStalinist ran Jct insists tha? thc and tiats all, he And if Ie: can of dameging outside support Rcvc Hcrcp kecp\n\n10", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_a8df9f86_cceb_4731_a578_178bd3cb8f2e", "filename": "104-10111-10086.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10111-10086.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "REF:\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992/\n\nS\u00c9CRET\n\nNOTIF\n\nCHIEF\n\n252\n\nRECORDS?\n\n\nASC\u00c9RIAIN\n\nR\n\n2\n\nREMARKSE\n\nM\n\nDISTRIBY\n\nSECRET\n\nFoR", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_4c09094a_13af_4b03_a3fb_398b3c223341", "filename": "104-10100-10424.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10100-10424.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\n\n0\n\nTiPIC\n\nFyr: 1 PBOBABLY COBAXA\n\n\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n2\n\n91222\n\n\n\n\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_f5a46cbb_fd64_4265_bb38_0a7418dfd5dc", "filename": "104-10171-10138.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10171-10138.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2\n\n\n## OFFICIAL IJISPATCH\n\n\n\nW Hov 52,\n\n1, J4 52,\n\n1scJ 0 1931 , 1 Leica. L Fcssrary 1951 ,\n\nL tl ElLJ.\n\n\nL\n\n(5\n\n2\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n3. Lo c r: 'quos chlld, bun 23 atJ.\n\n\n5 5 1\n\nc Saro;\n\nbo 40\n\n\n\nFaric, clco \"Botu Kcpollo,\"\n\n5\n\n5. 5 ubo bora to 09\n\n6.\n\n\n3\n\nBrra Eapi ;\n\n1\n\nBorl\n\n1 ordar en\n\nCaau boan to rocolw, bat to\n\n\n\n{ricnu ' 1, ; t 1u calmf\n\nn\n\n\n\n\n\n1\n\n0 ,\n\n- 6p\n\nLortlon\n\n- 2, 1n 1c c\n- 3, ths 1,\n\nIl Ua of 0 Ior for\n\n1n Jud),\n\n- 10\n\n1\n\n3 .\n\n\nfcci 0w 165 0\n\n- Pcalo,\n\nPalo\n\n- 1,5,8,\n\nt [a 10. Iulotol 12, 1p Ro\n\n2 [?t, 602; 10 Faulo 1 1n 41 Pas) on 180,\n\nA, rct 1t\n\n2\n\n- 2 1\n- noad 1n Xio 1, copjcity\n- 1\n\n\n\n1\n\n1\n\n53\n\nIaltot\n\nYor Lhero 0 Loon (Im) 9\n\n\n\n\n\nHo:\n\n5929.\n\n\ncurront\n\nHo:\n\ncurront\n\nCouroe;\n\n- of to\n- for Iuva\n- of\n\n12 1n cr\n\n- 5, 5 0\n\n8 1\n\n8\n\n\n## DISPATGH\n\n{o Wu 1:\n\nv:, :0 c lofcsc C c G:: 4 {u Offico\n\n\n\n~\"J:\u00cf\n\n{\n\n\n\n3P\n\nc Dn\n\n3, 25 25 Dtarodi\n\nL. 12 4\n\nL\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\n[\n\n\n\n\n\n14-00ooo\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n1\n\n\n\n\n\ni4ooooo\n\n\n\n\n\nPrcl? c/\n\n10 ,\n\n1 1927.\n\n\ncbock icarac] {2 {4a-caco ti I dd ca Ho 0869?: 030 of cho 18 u{fluor 1n {ca07 for or 24 1n cdvloln; Lorico Va9 Fund Lous hud bc Aacricw} 0\" 0{\n\n\n\n2\n\n[\n\n8\n\n2'\n\n1, Josfcr tho \"If Jou rould 8910\n\ndoop offloore be 1a 008 10\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n1, Iccasi(] 1\n\n2, 1, Isga cu Loc 20 blo Wcalcsal ai CJ 8,\n\nto\n\n3\n\n\n\n10 8\n\n- 0 7 1; 1 08170, of L '5)\n- 6 Barlln. 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Durlng tho rocont cbout to bv ouployod. In partlcipatlon Iu othord, Thv dogroo of Jobe vould bo daf{loult to'pnpolnt.\n\n- (3) Zhorv 10 0lqu ovidonco that 20 50 hav\u00f8 1n Labor Survica \"othor partlclpatlon 10 to detoraine\\_\n\n\n## (a) of{urte havo\n\nto tho Octobor rofort\u00f8 tho Tolotoy hao 94 for 1n cddltlon 432 undor of tl\u00f8 DP root 0{ ysar thoj 110 coro cod Juot obtaln 15 undor Sootlon J(c) 15 tiore,\n\n\n## (0) Io thore or oduce-\n\n(1) Thorp 0t Ingolotcdt cad Peld\n\nfor\n\n[\n\nfor and Xorlofolj PrJoct , hopofully, lack Poor\n\n- 1n Yalka Othor duo Jack 0{ buf In rebuIla\n- (s) havo\n- Xo are con\n- oach dotorand\n- 426 offocsivoly\n- ho Lotod Para-\n- USEP prourco 10 tho {uct counaolling bovn oodplatod \\_ ta1v taon donu anu tho voluntory 01ll dovolop for Dooting 0l1 of Pu: undoubtodly\n- 1 or no\n- 2 , 01] {03[1100 arv and thofr clju 0111 to onouro\n- 3 . roglftorod for tho oaploybo and bo t2 tralnlng 10 uvd lablo 1t . uxtoadod by bar {{ca 0111 bo roqufrod rofurtu 01\n- 4 , rovltallco GaJaavor Maltod Hovover, 10 hop\u00f8d to tralnlng.\n\n\n1\n\n1\n\nORT Unlon, Vorld aro on Yoluntny Ad 10 thd 0{ Dolfaro 10 on Yolun Por,l6 In Counc:: 0{ {or Incorporated. flcatlon not no' 1 { 10 qualf{fod for accrodltatfon by the 0n bo Oupportod by voluntory an} 1n It 10 tary\n\n9 10 tha 0{ labor codpany ahich\n\nGonoral un by labor of Sovlot boon roacho by and USAREUR . pruJoct nou only Dont Aroy 00 oortafn (I undoretocd hao alruady tho propoual 1 1 0 thot projoct thu noor {uturo\n\nUnft, Ghlch bo 0111 100 end Ir lo a0t Usaruh tho Unft prubobly bo rocruftoj uhvuld havu fleld grado colling bu to 2Co ohuald In thu 0{ In ordor Croot or for of Lho boar Kuoulan Pooplo then \"RUSSKIY\" tho tho dlocuuulon cas , U.5 . und thiu Baroro] roauhuu on\n\nin ohoulu bu tho vr thon {rod tho 0:der ouigre\" Broupi ohoulu be to froa tho and\n\nc) be dtrongly roprobontod\n\n10 .\n\n\n\n## 3EGRET\n\n10 . Earo takoa of to Codcloa: 90 Dent Pftch on\n\nIn Favo Prodonfod tho Clocoroy of Sho che tho {or olcaoncy 0n 0? the 1 10 too tho tlon. 2t Cas\n\n1l , 1\" Follcy caa be holpou unJur If hat ior Follcy on bo tho probloo?\n\n\nIt 10 to tho bv holpod undor 40 SSEP hoo tu cho ora? havo rogotbavo for local cu douth. that tho Proraa 1 0 tu cnd tu Intogruto 10 00t10n , cnd ifcolf, [u raduco tho 'quoa6ly undor 1 10 of to taln oxtcat In fur tho Frograa hua uction thojo 0{ ci 00 1f hv GovornDont 1 , 1945 .\n\n\n\n## 12 Lao\n\n10 29840 of dotorvoluatcry USEP fcally 1\"8 293\n\n14-00000\n\n0{ 1{ 0{ {ho Gacope hao both counpolllng {or 814,000 on ach dato havo not Accordlro'!, cako W 0{ {ho of Pondorod 00 cooparod noed \\_ Cn Docoabor 7 , of thot tho tho noar thot USEP 0111 bo 1a Buch tho tho ifuatfon In boon EPD vuluntary to hau no of n {orb fvod , Icdcing 080 , roulntorod Pounda:lon In nolghborhcod In throo houolng J\u00f8uto havo boor Fclondohlp 1n uJth tho conter end tho To;ptuy n Karl\u00f8fold Gopecit 89 about Pro\n\nTho 2 1u {ull, 10 to fur~ todporcry to for In out, hoso full und 10 roBldonto Doatly houou opanoj 03 and 26 to dato\\_ In cJdat:on 62 by tho 2y rovrodonfotfvj, tho to trcno{ur uncdploy{rca 40 not tu qucrtord, nocdod by 1n falrly toblo tbo roportod ,\n\n- 19\n- 11 J\n- 3 Ualto\n- rouidonoo\n- Jobe\n\ncontor 10 n hed ono or 01 rogarjod 1t shat poloiy orootod Thoro{oro, Blvon bu & by 0{ \"J\n\non on of ocunow dorivoj 21J bo 410hao tho {urthoodlns ruther our but ch of boing 822 Ilvupo hoo cunvincoj\\_ bJ 0{ hvdavor UYEP polioy an 10 to Prvidlon PorManont ontollo\u00fa un 1onb- for the 10 Dad0 thot oontrol{ur Oorean or 10 oarpurkod by ludod o{ Br? 10 by 1953.) . 10 tu 453,\n\n50 chaldrun for for 89,901 .\n\n\nHov hov {o of 0? or hov an for Cero\n\nBovovor,\n\n1\n\n\n\n\n\nJon 1 , 1945 be for \u00f8bld of Ctowp !n caah ad of bld to 10 thot out bozovor undor provlelono Para 6 7 Df Provlelonal Calta Ohld 1p of thlo\n\n\n## 20 , 195),\n\nro{orrod to 102 , Ietanbul 43 , Oener 21 for ohld or Bov jan 1945, or (pare Prov Local other Jan 1945 Yov undor hard DP'0 Bho Pror to Forld Bar II,'\n\n\n## 8o\n\nof countr} any Curtain Forlod 1945 10 voluntari 0 no {urthor Laetorn of Ooreary and dotainod In the uhdor of cr on othor of of {or the dofactad, flod, roturned for phould for be 10\n\nYour 10 of Gulde Pl {o {n\n\n\n\nplan tlkh:or 0 )4 the bocauno 0 : the tha rogulatlona, and {vr changod\n\nIn actual or In voluntary Bcrutiny anj of contract Into doveloped by ufficero the 1 a {o the Chfof of the and 1t , ovaluatlon ilth goncy, 18 {orynrdod to nnd 10 10 Dade\\_ Bre Integral part 50y109 1n dofercine or rot {he and reachine no tho of Fare cf tho hovevor 1n Lhib and can 6o any\n\n2 . 18 local If 10 an und unhappy hu Bho the \u00f8huts on thlo\\_ US\u00cbP or\n\nLocal 1u nct Prodicotoj Bathor, Jocol doponde upon 0: 1n of fodlly. bo tu f Hot shoy tholr 04 dotorailla 0; ufficion 42 Eoot tho' thelr 1 f 10 and othor fac1n gratlon tho locol Guch Intogratlon\\_ no t Eno Follcy UIEP 20 placo or or 1roctivo 00 Dottlc] ho 40 Coololon 10 Chxuf of only tho 1n the Chfof' 10 upon th\u00f8 of voluntary and by 1n\n\n3 .\n\n\nof\n\nYolurtary beon to uiablo 2 In tho Tolotov houovor on 1953 0 Cn:o, 4 t for vhJch hovo and bo lcca:y; by rcosltod 19 for IF and 1C2 Fooplo for vili be r\u00f8orred Lunich haj bucn the Proo=\n\nfor 88 rolfvf Offico robulatlono doteralne\n\n10 onaloeod tho {1022 12 vhich {rea by Dopartocnt vnlca 0 of 10 rooulta c Houever 1n 2? 20 or 10 or 0{\n\n5 . bo to avoid tho epplyido\n\n29 , 4952 uhlch P:ogte bo unjortokon shroueh {u and tu of Ibportant voluntary tp undor 1 voald che naturo 0f 1n ordor o docuro anJ cooporatlon Of In vur of charector Apck Fund obpooJally by n vhod USEP hoe conficonce, 1f hao boon to Thore 10 , hovovar, 0{ tho duo tholr look 1a loadoruhlp of Tolotoy Prlondo for freinangi anJ Uk uhod USEP hop UI Iruo tho oppafontly tholr 0101 tu USEP ond rovool to lditod or cortojn vip Lho of and 1n \u00c9boa conf{donoo be tho {00t uf hiddon cn poroon Jot 10 not 1n tu o{{lolally tbp rollglouo ua Jor aro cho Progrca thoy Ignoro choa 80 long 00 aro ndt Involved d:roctly Into ar polltical and 03 not ono\n\n6 ghloh ccuboru on up?\n\n\nLo bio cnd nat boon ur In USE? 5o 011 upor sfon 0{ sho USEP Part\n\n\n\n\n\ndotoralnlng or not country c nfor on tho\n\n\n## 7 1o thoro u{ 4a4 thfe ur\n\nIn thaf to Tolotcy 18 It 243 0ithou\u00f6h unkrovn roletlvav 0? ohl? chan that 1 { 00 uf the 4 rotlred ho bo \u00fcuvornaont if t coald In bout c{ tho of th { 2 tu 0,8' he o bocono\n\n0 or huo cuntrnotuu] (1 .0 . 10 vholly undor \u00f2r the by 03 0u Yoluntorx 10 Fars uf of 10 Kr 20 ofoff chp 0{ FC, In 1o USEP {nto rale vhfch {u 80 sbo' Horld Ccunoll\n\nORI\n\n\n\n1\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n1\n\nJuly !7, 1952\n\n1 {or n: Lhus torlo for\n\n191 (u)(1) of tha: not Lo Soviol Unlcr, er and cthur cithcr residont to the of thc and of tlo\n\n- out ncl In 1n for fpprcaca bo an 0 : troud follcv? irsudiaccly anu shoul t\u00f8 only roaJoneulu uvdunco 10 brouht :niicatcy that tko \"ot\n- 3 , cf is displescd ur nt ncraally prcFcr Ocher uve the Iroa 1n\n- 4, caro nlll te\n- 5. 2 nor n2 19 0{ country\n\n\n\n5\n\n{\n\n1\n\n\n\nSICuR:;Y FROY\n\nor Lhdravin fron ary\n\n- Is\n- 8 . Bont for crinos sonnol\n- C, Is crainal,\n- Hlas\n- lias\n- Is rcocnirod by Lho coapotont authorities of rs{des hav\u00edng arc altachcd o the persons of Turklsh athnIc orlgin and fron parugroph.\n\n\n\n#1ll Lc thcso the ?roviJiong 0f fro: diplonat abrcad 1n\n\n- 1, Mlssfcns author\u00edzod datolino, arc In tho Ltoncs: 2 buch oxcoptlong orj req'oslcd by latcd {nPorably tho Country\n\nbu d2\n\ntho Local liovuvor 10 ox;Octud und L Lrcul Lko Gvont tho 9 doclelcn, callod upcn by {cr La{or-\n\nRSSTRICTED\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## CRIIEBIA\n\n1, 1952 July\n\n{? unds of Froforuncu 8lv0n buoh 03 \"ho oocopod 1960 , Dsclalons un robulto #hlch In olhur wurds lnltud rulluf {urd oqwally who vho woro uprootod butmuun nn Latcr this actfon, \u00d6r equal 09 botoon non 4 tr8,\n\nTo\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\n\n\n108\n\nher tha 10 contoxt\n\n1n the actuol {S5? 15 Into 0f proJoct officoro 4n deve!epod Faobod tho Eacopoo y {o tho Subooq 10 10 Booond ard 1 0 no tho Diroctor. 09 tho ond-audft 10 rovlod of In oror doforsino and roachine\n\nIn lght of quodtlon {or blo and cu of Procoduroo\n\n2 ; 12\n\n10 \" . ( 02 dotordlno 44 061 uf {1fa bo \"0: r 0 doclolcn 20 ho Dlvlolon 10 1n 00 :SP ur\n\n22{\n\nnooaI 700 the Chlo{ , FoundotJon {or APRP ghich had Do and bo locally 1n the The aupploaontary Dointonanco by Outuol rooultod In coooload In Gern\u00e0ny o{ 79 oonDf 100 102 200 poople for by 0111 fl\u00f8ld (In Ge 'aany , for curront car Aftor hop beon {ully dovolopcd dotorolnoslun tho are rolor and offico ur\n\nThoro 10 tocethar Lho unJer adaptod tao uf uf 248 or aor: 16 o on\n\n5 . 10 eyoid {be o{\n\n\n\n1n 29, 22 4 228 1n 2? {a that ax00 \"SEP rovoalod , hovovor , an1 certain the voluntar) 070 noceJoury dirootlon , ur {0\"[ oannot 'an 10 nof 1n Prograa' officlaily tho ro\u00ecigiouc ot tho Progre {aoy 80 4n1 00 00 not\n\n\n## 6 108 cho can p\n\nthroughout 1o tho upon y fu 22 upon b10\n\n\n\n1 |\n\n10 or 10 62 tho slon\n\nIn c: 10 old , kn\u00f3vn ana 215 unjortexo : 183 Directora to thlo end the oharoc:a: 0{ 10 Duoh Duro chat that Al coul4 be tho Cho!rdan 0f Board rotlrod Adolra} , vould probably bo tho 1f 1t could tho bopc of tbe the of Uudpo] unter Into 1n tholr tho bocop ohlp\n\n\n## 0 , Ilov USEP\n\ncurrontly 71tb 22 of cho Unftoj or for tho and undor Lhe 2 4u or. kuuvn Aid , 10 Of Z:rootor of thf\u00f8 10 4 , tho Off100 sho Dirootor 4n 10,0 vhich 10 sna\n\n\n\nOBT\n\n{1 150 end\n\n\n\nna; In (ho 48 sho Churcbea of sbat by Political\n\n10 {ora\n\n05 by boon roouhoJ Thlo proJoct 2*9} (It 1 tho noar\n\n:aa:y ufficorp Cju, In ono to on tho #ill Colonel 90 1n In Jrdor suarortino sajulder flash for or Buopfan Pooplo, cr und\n\nthon frca\n\n10 ,\n\n1o, Ilavo any {o 90 Jou ue on hovv Fofojn ac tod\\_ ton for Tho th\u00f8 of tho tokon Roooncly , fof 'olcaoncy tho the for. that 10 tJon, offiolale on Point. to tho\n\nsh1o pho Io for uador If on be {rod probloa? holpod pollcy t tho uho 10 tho USE? caouload undor 4, 6 ,Cco havu to cho thut tlod , crd cay havo Laon druppod fcr local It 10 10 purpodo of potoatiul o{ oan dopu tond 0f of tho 10 uldo tho Bhiuh dopocd cororoato 1n 0'10t1n8 1n tjin oxtopt cho Foycholob! In rucontly doolaro 01 orlulnolo, 0f 00 brcadouou Joon uadar ol1clblo hv nuu 1n ciy Dont 1 ,\n\n\n## tho 12,\n\nroodo ulaod to fcally 19 to davolop\n|\n\n6f Pooiion Pr\u00f2? 01 10 {or. Goruj 49 60 coupoollod 1, @ che r\u00f3ndoro 00 cpparoj Gn hof In sho Buob Soslol\n\n10 cortaln hop boon takon bJ tho EPD to hae 1a bf 813,000 10 1n {cro oloching, '1od6ing, Tho Tolatoj tho throo projocea havo tho Prlondohlp Boupo 10 o anu {o Toiotoj hope boe of 80 100. Dbout\n\nIho Prlondohl; Bouoo 10 full , fbo of olay 00 6 {ur; for In C 0000 of {ull caro 13 81700, 00\n\n26 b} tho 10 bJ 12 by 10 00 Hovoptor 15,\n\n19\n\npaJood contor 05 6o Lsp or 1p 10 but {4 h\u00f6d coala boro cij only unsal 13 cho but Doala Icc; of able 10\n\non cfarf frod 2 for (22 the dorivoj In Uunloh Gj 8: the Karl ofold bJ rothor but to coo: our 1o {8} Iluuav nuabord or\u00f2 0f full cro boinJ 10 reluotont uf\n\nGonoro lly aro {or thlo 10 by or 10 1n Inoludo 1a 10 cad tho Gorzaa Jodoral Donn 453, Dpooabor 15 , 1953.) .\n\n\nohlldron (o of 83,981 .\n\n\n\n## (0) Hov\n\nDut of hod and for Coro\n\n\n\n1\n\n;\n\n[\n\n\n|\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nto; t for: 2: \"< 'foc: 9: ha 1n nrosci' 2 1 '2\n\n'91 Ll ha; n to 2 In nlo:\n\n{ 21 \"lillblllty on 20 tlyo 1s ond {uct, flat Aont rondcruj to cut cjalutacu, 1u opln'on chat \"35 Gnd ffort tp carr? lo coar Uy\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n1\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nRESIHICTED\n\nIo tolo-corforonco July 1b, 1952\n\ndozlcatod loclolatlvo Ilotcry of ouob hcuo nho oocopod cftor Jcauary 1; to cn can bo uchlovod !n nct lnltod rullol fund oqually Ho 'aro Lhorp Ecro recortly tan thogo nho havo boun 1 flar I or 1, 1948\\_ \u00f8hculd Iot oqu1l concorn L FEP wru thu Fujwl Of non rcpotltJvo\n\n1\n\n\n\n\n\nof acondod to rad:\n\n- \"E. tho In or othor tho arca vi aru to 0 , aiw\n\nDoooo\n\n1 ^\n\n\n\n02\n\nn\n\n0,\n\nInc Park Avenue New York\n\n0'\n\nSubjec is in charge of the Nev 1971 . Freund of in touch with subject for many Years.) May\n\nwith Lco Cherne but Cherne not in regard to IRC\\_ thc Research Institute of \u00c4merica; Inc. , Av\u00ebnue \u00e0nd' was placed in Approved category June .1967 been\n\nLord\\_\n\nApproved/ SECRET \\_ in She has provlded valuable relief Bangladesh where IRC is actively involved in operarions.\n\n\n0f Ck Ix Acc(ss And (. Policy oard\n\nThis orcanizaticn is not It helps new immigrants to settle in.the US . It is of ralue to us bY helpins us {o locate East European and for debriefing. Soviet immigrants\n\nList\n\nSternberg is likely be rcceptive {2 cperational requirenents, but may not- have the authority [o the organization.\n\n\nMrs . be receptire any reasonable operational shich soule not jeopardize IRC's good nan? crerseas She has requirenents already been accused in being\n\nNTFO\n\nill\n\n30 1973 May\n\n\n\nInternatlonal Rescue Inc.\n\n\nrcu Yori, Kev York\n\nC\n\nIn\n\nA 8702 7\n\nVery cooperatlve\\_\n\n(Valt\u00ebr\n\nZ .Your Thc The 15 (\" Pol,cy\n\nhas value of FPI. It helps nev lunigrante to settle The Organization no 1n the U.8.\n\n\nus to locate for It 16 Of value to u8 by helplng debr\u00edefing.\n\n\nSternber8 1s J\u00edkely to be receptive to operatlonal requirencats, but Day not have tbe authorlty to coult the\n\nNev York\n\nTil\n\nGraber /euk\n\nXarcb 1972\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\nChic\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n24/15162\n\nSIY FoU? MYC?\n\n\n61404\n\nSUBJECI! CASE 41619 JAROSLAV XRE\"EL;\n\n\n\n- ASSIGNE) To\n- 2, And SIJAJECT To FACILITY,\n- J; To 4 TYE No DIFFICUATIES ARE\n- 4 YE Yoinn APPRECIATE THE 16\"5 At THE EARLISST AOSSIALE TIAE,\n- 3 YE VEVTURE 4 PLEASE ADVIS5 IF THERE FOR HIS PRESENCE In YORY At\n- PEOPLE HAVE REEN That HERE TEFPORARILY, YILL RETUPNED To 4IS Spunsors,\n\n7, {xf F 81619 \"AOLE 9\n\n4\n\nfan\"\n\n- 29 )\" . \" \"A\"5\n- 2a\"?\n\n\n0? ny \",?,\n\n\n\n1\n\n2 97 Y \"Y, 9; \u00e7\"\n\nrT Yat\n\n4 1 '7 4 } 1956 1 1256-39 Y\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\"ork L:a8\n\nJuno\n\n61\n\nfilo ?crtai Ir vhare 91 further c(c U; {he of by\n\n4a; ccatarta 5 10 :nfcr 1a !or that ane 1a ccatart ti.u of cuIn: for vor' N ^ Jcs 49 tt h in hza no In ;1 Potertial cu:dcs 933*\n\n\n\n8745\n\nELL[FF\n\n1\n\nAFSIL. TKE Latest KE WEST Is CF FRRT JESEY HE TOLD No ?Y 4E SAID 4 SCVIET OR To\n\nAR\u20ac A BIT NEYT CTKER SEMINAFY AT KANY That T( THE PLAN A CF TKESE ARE @AfTIST ) Us BISHOP BEATLEY Vho BEEN OF \" ILL TAKE THERI AR E PLANS AT J, HARRis A OF THE UNITED\n\nYa\", T? #Ir GETTIN; 4: Tf APE\n\nALSO DR , A FORMER\n\nOF CUR VISIT MAKE OF CF ENT IRELY SYMPATHETIC At THE To NCT That NATURALLY HANY FEOFLE ASSUMED 3UT IF ThER E {ASIS IN HIS USETULNESS VOULD AN END, LEAD To NOT UE U ILLING To Do ANYTHINS KOW EVER , KE Eniousk That B5 UNDULY UPSET iJY R?UEST HE #OULD HE JF SOMETHIM; CCULC BE DCNE To HENTIONED To COME To CES MOINES, VE KE TIJRN ANY REJUEST To TRIP ;IncE IT VOULD BE MADE In G5 CT\"ER\n\nVE VOULD LIKE To MAXE HARRIS At GREAT YoU 6 IvE Us 0F 05 FRIENDS That that Thanv YoU,\n\nNYOR 39654 HafRI; 8 AFRIL 1 ?OaRD OF STOFFED A EASTERN (E 6 KE KARPIS A\n\n\n\n\n\n1,\n\n2\n\n3 2948 2\n\n- t2g 223 G29\n\n1\n\n1\n\n1\n\n\n\nNYOR\n\n\n## [ T\n\n\n## NoR CITE\n\nKAJGR FROM SUFPORT (TRAV IS)\n\n\n\n% 5\n\n\n## CASE\n\nREUR NYOR 6069 SV ED ISK VERY LIXE LISINSkI THE OF THE 'SS6<\n\nAs TI!E STATICN BE I#TERESTED VERY\n\n53382 HA JCR DPC\n\n8T\n\n13/1435 2\n\nYXXI\n\n5\n\n1\n\nCASE J741) RESCUE COMAITTEE. R[UR INTERNATIONAL VERY TKE DE JAR 2ARA StATION BE INTERESTED DESY HAY.\n\n\nYoU PLEASE\n\nIN\n\n580,\n\nREPR\u00c9SENTATIVE IRC\n\nPERRANINT 2 In RADE DCES Ix FCR TKE FAST A HALF FCRHER HA 4 Fhd FROM Git Is A WE OF THE MID-JESTERN UNIVERSITIES. IRC FoR A KALF KE F TAKE PLACE. FLEASE ADV ISE.\n\n\nNYOR 5747 > ISC GN A NOT IRC\n\n483?\n\n\n\n## CASE 28972\n\nMAREY KLASKO\n\nRESCUE CGMMITTEE.\n\n\n0F Y STERNAERS HR , That ThE \"ILL SECRETARY, A KILE HE IS IN THIS COUNTRY X BERLIN. HE VILL SINCE JIE ILL Y ?5 NC THE D INNER ON 59 HE #ILL IN FIGMED UP;CF CF 38 In THIS CCUNTRY CN VHETHER THE FILM 4 ILL AS To Is CF CENSCRSMIP. A A ?? FILM Y LCADED LIKE\n\nFILE\n\n\n\nSUFfCFT ` (CONNILL)\n\nMIS Y 28872 1 IS VISITORS VISA AT COHIN To TKE A 6 AN IRC IRC DINNFR Io Hr VILL STAY X 25 NOV , IT 15 X BE IN E, VISITING = XE SCME KIS DUTTCN ; PU?LISHERS, In KLASKO, IS A YIM IN PERLIN THEY BEEN IN cgnstant Touch XERE (CN FEQUESTED An PADVISCR\" THE SASIS OF HIS REPUTATION [RUNYEDNESS\n\n\n\nBE GIVEN An ADVISOR ToLd II IF IRC [RC AND ANTIcIfated That IF DOES \u20aco THIN CALL EVERY CF \u0152 So To SEE ARE GGINC \\_\n\nSHOULD THE NATURALLY [RC Y IRC HavE SAY THAT FLEASE SEE, THANXS .\n\n\nIao'\n\nconcern 'sbout\n\n1 Bub Joct vhlcb Abram J. ~L) Of Comt reprobeplotlve\n\n- 2, beon Ior Lo Boot Lr0 for to fro J\u00f8ct roporta elleeca the Fart Of the ar, In her 0 Begen Bechar for ber Ke Bold Dub Jact 08 Dot concernod\n\n3.\n\n\nTh for\n\n4 thl\u00f8 to Itorno ,\n\nE. X,\n\nEnclo\u00f8ure\n\nVThorne:bl\u00f8\n\n\n\n\n## UNITED STATES GOVERNM\n\n1o\n\n2c\n\nFRO\n\nP:ttsbuc\n\nSUBJBCI,\n\n22\n\n1, i2\n\n52, 10778 ,\n\n\n\nChicf,\n\n1,\n\n2. 10978, 1n by J\n\n52-7\n\nAucuat 1952\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n2202\n\n(\n\n1\n\nSECURII\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## Office Memorandun UN'TED STATES GOVERNMENT\n\nTo\n\nInle::\n\nFRON\n\nSUDJECI,\n\n'Visit to Ailcr:\n\nDATB:\n\n- Mr\\_ Has 'ulginlatrator: is caploycl rcsldn; 16 prcsentiy\n\n2\\_ Sub Jcct born 1\n\nPollsh MInl\u00f8tyd Harsaw , Folenl snall curn and food very Mana{cd own\n\n1928-34\n\nco:cern. Founlrics located In Chcrzov Folar (fornerly to:en sonsr of vy Folish Artiy lic escaped nnil son to be :eld in peued Russlan concentration if Is al\u00edve.\n\n\n193l-39\n\nWclfae Officer Rescttlenent in this Mr I\u00edarasin travcllcu in Whlle scrvins and , ienya . thc Tanzunylka, Ucanda, to resettle Follsh rcfugccs in 1n thesc pluposc coulal Sub Jcct xnovs\n\nSoc\u00edel work in 24 July 1952 tha US at Icw York Cfty.\n\n\n- in the Pol\u00edsh Mr for the 3: As 4 reserve cap Folish Govcrnaent exile. He of adnlnistratlon dutles consistin; of essislln in explained pLacc Polis\" In they and reconstructlon, helping vould be best and\n- tu leavc Polanl and she 4. 8Ince 1945. l\u00ede does , st41l rcsldinc there. has corrcsponilcd In Chorzov andl other conduct corresponderce cousins however Polarl He rece\u00edved letter one of hfs cous1ng vill three mnths 8E0 , iut it contained only turn over all futurc letters, if slodly\n\n\n\nHWonlcki:Jd\n\n{\n\nOffice\n\nMemorandum\n\n\n\nUNITED STATES\n\n\n\nGOVERNMENT\n\nAtth.\n\n\nPRON\n\nInier\n\n5 August\n\nJoachin\n\nBulzar\u00ednn Hattonnl\n\nIntcrvlc\"cd on 1 1s 1952 at hl\u00f8 ploce of 17l Sevard Strcet, He 2 Micllgan;\n\n1939- 19u0\n\n190- 19u1 Dcc 41 44 Sep\n\n194 Sep\n\n45 1948 May tlese\n\n12 Novenber In Berlin 1951 in \"cw if desircd\\_ Jan 51 Yorl: Clty aboard the SS Gsacres SturgIs ing\n\nKorkeu an a\u00edrplanc es an an technlcnl hich schooi In tcchnlcal unfIn tudying Arested \u00f2\" thc Gestapo for in 19/5 to cnter servlcc. of CIC Sub,Jcct Interpreter capac Was nn tve\u00ecv 1on dclegates to World of ilerlln. he Confercncc to eacapc, and inluced Of ve still tory Berlinl, Dilltary Muy ity, the thc;\n\nDetro:t, 3. M . 80 draftsnan. be qualifed to ia {etail econonlcs an ninor political Bpccific Blavlan bonder. of Nasolweisie, qLest He 1s ons -\n\n- 4 through Bouces Sovict enstcrt zones of Bcrlin. '2e threc source contulned received let but of Berl\u00edn will over 9ll future letters scrutiny end retention. Zonc fron tcr l\u00edving turn Sov\n- 5 . We 92 e forthccai for su\u00f9 Jcct the ng based of tuat\n\n\n\nS:c\"rity\n\nInermation apprentice\n\nTo\n\n1 20: 0 2\n\n5 2 4 1 91 1\n\n1 24 ~4\n\n7: 4: 49 2= 42 4nn: 28 t: 428 2\" 222 {20 22 22 22 2 241 3\n\n$. {m 71 244 1: 23 2\n\n\n\n49 5\n\n\n\n5\n\n545\n\n\n\n\n# ; \"\n\n2 4\n\n\n\nn\n\n5\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n5 ,\n\n\n\nYCRX 26442\n\nETF FROM BUi?dICK\n\nsunJ: CASE 61491,\n\nREFS:\n\n17699 ,\n\n5\n\n6\n\nNov\n\n76\n\nTo FURWISH A ilE OF IRE CJTY ,\n\nARE THE OF To SEE IF IHEY A HD WILL ADVISE As UE RECEIVE\n\nFILE, CA SE E2 CL Y 013344\n\n17579 ,\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\nYORK 26450\n\nFRoM BURDICK\n\n61491\n\nREF : Hov 16\n\nA'7672\n\nI5 1 OIIO ,\n\n\n## Assc{\n\nADDRESS FOF SOFIYA 2 HIAS 1915 I@ HJLL Aw ADDRESS =\n\nI#CLUDINO 3 , OF OF #IRX 25 HELPFUL In\n\nFILE: E2 BY 313344\n\n76 SIAFF\n\n\n\n5\n\n76\n\n26155\n\n\n\n2\n\n22 SEP 76\n\n1 ; SOUli CE # LIVI:G IF KE 1S 35\n\nIo \"0 95\n\n3 GOI 50 ?U[CXLY PEARL USC 7o\n\nCL 3Y :13344\n\n9 April\n\nMEMORAN DUM FOR:\n\nExecutivc Sccrctary Office 0 f the DCI\n\nFROM\n\nCharlcs A. Brigcs Chicf , Scrviccs Staff\n\nVIA\n\nActing Dcputy Director for Cperations\n\nSUBJECT\n\nInternatlonal Rcscue Commictee, Inc\n\n- 1 information on the IRC is for background only -\n- 2 \\_ In Ausus: 1950 , Outline for was approved for purposc 0f acquiring biocraphic information on de fcctors/emigres frun an o [ficial the [RC Thc sum 0 f $2 , 500 to be providcd covcrt A partial payment s1,250 was advanccd on August 1950 buc vas rcfused the IRC representative, Iho statcd hc would supply of the informaticr d\u00e9sired as possible Iithout cost. The projcct kas closed as of 31 August 19500f nuch\n- In Novezber David Martin\\_ Executire Secretary of the [RC met with Gcorge Assistant Director for Operations with \u00e1s many as proposals for collaboration tetween CIA and IRC One proposal Kas for thc support Europcan Institute pro vide employment for displaced scientists journalists etc\\_ Hc was inforzed that CIA had no funds for financing such a project\\_\n\nCharles A. Brigss\n\nE2 IMPPDET CL BY 012170\n\n9 April 1976\n\nMr Charles Stcrnbcrg Exccutive Dircctor Intcrnational Rcscue Committce, Inc. 386 Park Avenuc South Ncw York York 10016\n\nDcar Stcrnberg:\n\nAs You might surmise, your orcanization well known the Agency \\_ Following the rccc ipt of your lettcr 31 March 1976 , a nore de finitive sc\u00e1rch for information pertaining to Your request conducted. No infornation located Ihich would indicatc that CIA has cvcr provided funds to che [RC eithcr directly or indirectly. I trust this letter will allay any apprchcnsions Your organization has had in this matter. is\n\nIf I. can be of further assistance do not hesitate to contact me\n\nSinccrely,\n\nGeorgc Bush Director\n\n' :1 '(\n\nJC\n\nL\n\n73 Staff P- 173350\n\n\n\n7 0} HIS J03 4 1973 0 19 14 E2 CL\n\n14-Ooooo\n\nG\u00f8orge Roog 814,\n\n2 D 80 Hoadquarcor\n\nInc.\n\n\n\n\n2775\n\n5 Juno\n\nIhe accached of NY-60Jdaced J1 May 1973 , 10 for and your\n\nYou v1ll recall CDC 1n 0r8 'full frop IRC buc 1c 10 0 f Innevorchelo\u00f8e.\n\n\nHould llke to wlch ou next Heek.\n\n\n\n\nTO\n\nFKuM\n\nDlrcctor, Domestlc Contact Scrvlce\n\nATTN: Supporc Divlslon/Alien Branch' (Neagoy) Acting Chief, Ncw York Field Offico\n\nInternacional Roscue Couuittec Inc .\n\n\n\n## 87027\n\n- 1 We St\u00e9rnberg Rescue: Commlttee 10 May 1913: that wc{had shown te a bit of: inccrest In Sovict Sternberg noted that it would be:of to (defectors) as for instance, us 1f wcre able t\u00f2 introduce: of scicntific instituto rathcr than Agency cmployees. qui\n- explained to Sterberg that ve cannoe do vhat he suggested , but 3. Wc instances where new arrival 1s 'ill at ease , in turn wc suggested that in until thc Iew arrival has settlcd down\\_ we should wait few weeks or months employnent. found place to live, and hopefully; 'of\n- wcll end hod our benefit 2 We are Stcrnbers has becn coopcrative and in mind when he partlcularly alns to helpful to over 0 nunber of USSR nutionals\\_ They . are wi ominous meaning to sensitivo and suspicious, and CIA has very them according to Sternberg . qui years \\_\n- Wc did however, tell Sternberg that we will discuss his suggestlon 4 associatcs interestcd with our\n- 5. Do you havo any advice or comment?\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFILE: Intcrnational Rcscue Comnittee\n\n\n\n\"E 2\n\n31 May 1975\n\nContact Sorvlco Diroctor, 'ATTi:\n\n6)\n\nNY ,603-73 J1 My 1973\n\nInc.\n\n\nInt\u00f6rnaclonal '\u00f2 mot Clarl\u00f8s In OUr convorsatlon; 10 May 1973 . of Stornbore thot instance, ropfesontatlvos (defectors) introduco oursclves as , for us if woro able to rathor than of 8 sclonciflc Insticuto qulcc\n\n- ccrtaln that Stcrnberr woll cooperotlvo und 2 are Sternberg has b\u00f6en he to us ovor contact USSR natlonals. 'hoy aro our vory to tlve anj susplcious CIA thcm accordlns to Stornberg. (uito years prob and sensi\n- that Ivo 3 to Stcrnbers 'wlero at 0a80 , In turn the now should setlsractory of omploymont. 1lv\u00f8, and hopofully, w1ll' dlscuss Ils suRgcstlon placo walt place\n\n4\n\ntoll Sternborg that dld ,\n\nParcicular\n\n5: Do You have any advlco or copanent?\n\n\nNSGraber:dh\n\nFILE:\n\nIntornatlonal Roscuo Counlttee\n\n\"E\n\n\n\nSTAFF\n\nCITE\n\n- 1\u00e7 1973, FOi? A HE 5 T9 F[RST; ChLL Lt\n- 2, {s !I5 f\"y Faxoijs To?\n\n- 3, YCu 9F CL BY\n\nIRC\n\n\n\n55-6 4\n\n- 22\n- 1\" \"2\" 1 2 4\"5\n- 3 @TEL\n- \"2 4 H;\"cLE VILL\n\nCicf ,\n\nA\n\n- in rc{creices.\n\n- as City tiy or issistacc to alsu ruslizc a] to clcur tut\n- 3. Iay to ril lcttcrs to \"insk hc coulu\n- 4 . rcccive a be fvr or furit tu\n- 5 Libcrty is his 1\n- 6 0;4 astutcncss to\n\n0u4476\n\n\n\n2\n\nPro travel Sbe to 7 Sho to Salgon invltatlo In reozonae If succosend sbe 0 trlp near ooal @nd Bat 162.\n\n\n{or: Burope long Dot b0 2, 9 1f longer trfp. not bcon bb artor bar rotumn of to contact tbe tbot abo 96 deorfofei Ha hsvo gIv requlronanta but prtlcular vauld and\n\nDo\n\n3 . 8o Lord ca cr +o 89 fo roply 3 Lord querl\n\n\n\n\n\n23 Karch 1971\n\nGUBJECS:\n\n\n\nthat thc, 'confcrcnco Camrilttce volccd the hopo Cozs*cll Yorx to dlscuss vould that confercncc Lunt to prlson: Kc thal Hc wll contaet to ) Iunt'6 uho who cpparcntly knova nore than 10 rclcase. 510,000. planned prlsoncrs not your explalncd sure\")\n\n\n\nFlc: Jac?\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\neLIEY\n\n71\n\n6)\n\n5-55764\n\nFEF:\n\nYQ!?\n\n\n'\"s 9\" Is FILZ\n\n- 2 c:\n- 3\n- A\"2\n\n\n\n8, 4,Y ,\n\n1971\n\n\n\nFLFASE 25 {cY Yn'\n\n\n\n\n## 2 =\n\nTo\n\nATINI:\n\n\n## Memorandun\n\nDept.\n\n\nof of 'Statc\n\n8a,\n\nRcr:\n\nDpt.\n\n\nChlcf, NYFO, 1 of thc rclatfcnshi? discuss bc unsatlsfactory ond the Accncy bctsccn NYFO appointaent by aspects\n\n\n\nthat we 2. Hhcn wc {hc dscussion that the had heard contaet at all his purt, he wishcd to have no Indced the and for elaborate on hIs rcasons , Invitcd tothat hc Mad furnlshcd \"caborrassinj Hc later stased that 1t could be very Czechoslova: fusces to the CIA. the Acency , infornatlon for renuigecs to heve contact to could bc harm to thcnselirs or Bince 1f thls fact vcrc kncva, ft In Eastern Eurspe won hara latcr instunce sh. Hc kncy, he said, of bcatea up by who 'Had the Agency vas to elaborate In vhlch refusce to our Invltatioa that not to that 1f on this Inclceat, whlch s2 activitics 1nvolvng only hc concerncd nbout CIA about vith the US bIshops be unhappy Agaln, the US fra thc clabora:e. R\u00ea dotr and he to was to whon the (S infonration on nore to to have He also vith reliance thc. refugcc in thc rade to see refuzccs after with thc refugee sald he vieued to not dcny its insorzaticn thc FBI in difierent light 07d they reques:ed. opened 01 vould psslble azcnts\n\n1969\n\n0/C\n\n12 Junc 1969\n\nnonc statemchtc hc On contrary, that than of manner of approech our convcrsatlon hin dd he make by Hin and c/s Elliff to 'any sct up bctsccn ted. We do not have facll\u00edtate rcqucs to 'doubts that ncno but ft 1s .at lcest Intcrcstlng that speclflcally Icncca' theo In our prescncc but hostlllty to call upon toward the Azcncy \"could ever uJ pcrsonally. the future If he basIs In the futurc 'and Obvloucly. ve do not to contact hn any arc certaln that hc docs not anticlpatc furthcr Inau\u00edrics offlce-\n\n4 c/s Elliff reports s follows on: hcr contacts of the Dcpt. US Cathol\u00edc Confcrence:\n\n\n\n\"Thc flrst contact on 11 Scpt 68 and the results \u00f6f that mcetlng are contaln\u00e7d In Sep 68. mhis straltht-forward rcquest for tion on hov the UG Catholic Confcrcnce vould handlc thc flux 'of refugees. As cen be sccn from the was coopcrative In fact, offcrcd nore asslstancc to then wc latcr requested. Wc spokc on the tclephonc Currnlncs weeks later to that, In all llkel\u00edhood, ve would only' bc ask for on sclectcd refugees occeslonally. For this inloraation he fcrrcd us to Mrs\\_ Ircnc BillnsklOa 12 Dcc rc Inforzation on B\u00edl\u00ednskl\\_ refugcc Upon our return fron Washincton in late January 1969, nunber of requcsts had piled up ud tricd to obtain throuch Mirs. Bilinski\\_ She plcaded tha: they vcre vcry busy, ve call on her eter. vas\n\n\n\n5\n\n\n## 12 Junc 1969\n\nSs6y\n\nBll\u00ednskl would not bC avallablc in the called acaln und: cxplalncd tlc problca; Yc co\u00edd WC undcron thc problcsis Involv\u00e7d for thea instood In vlcw of thc fact tha: thcy cxtrcacly busy, could do to facllitate apprccatc 'and 'this vas onc addrcss wc 'nccdcd urccntly 'obtalncd for us thrcc-by-flvc c\u00e1rds on othcr rcfucccs, plus stazped and askcd that hc rcturn the cards at h\u00ed8 convenience. O;vth thc eddrcss data on scnt two tlonal Indvlduals and rcccfvcd rcpllcs In duc course \\_ Addct hlc recelpt of thc second lcttcr, (wnosc he had 'obtalncd of Ch\u00edcf IYFO, Curings Accordinz to Dcputy satisficd that; our Inquirics Wcrc lccitinatc that thcy could bc . kcpt to suczested the thc hopc dure azrecd to by Cunalnss only thc Intcrcst of 702\n\n7\n\nof State officlal rcached us; endcavorcd to Gct up an e?poIntDcnt Dr oursclvcs to scc. hin. ar first call In thls was Hc sa1d it was a vcck end eskcd us to `call latcr Nc callcd the followirg veek and extrcaely busy. said we did have address to ask hIm abcut and see Jin one He invitcd us to hin for the Information,a7d that this would be entircly sotlsfactory. assurcd nuch faster than he on 26 to had previously. on 6 Junc , hc invitcd us wth afternoon. estInate that have requcsted on about 13 Indivicuals. Since this 1s th? only data rcoucstcd froa Cunaings , we do not understend hIs statcaent in rcfercnce that cerncd over thc nuabers In addition to Bilinski, vhon in 1967 1n coancction Cesc 49,551~ shc furnish the currcnt location of thc in whon could wcre Intcrested; shc extrencly coopcrativc day ,\n\n\n\nJACKSOH R. HOSTON\n\nF\n\n27\n\n\"Y\n\n2\n\n2222\n\n=\n\n\n\n\n\nIn\n\n~A\n\nA 5515\n\n~\n\n\"97 TJ 4 2 {2\n\n5\n\n\"74\n\n- 49: Jch? 4 7 Ly SLY\n- 4 T?\n\n\n?;4\n\n2? 4Y\n\n1\n\n\n\n4\n\n16 189\n\nJack;\n\nthe shch dscusslon of VC 09 vould be rtonal rutc by thc CS'5, As Q Kcdncsa-y, rvicvIns cntirc proccdun to cffort.\n\n\nDS\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## OFFICIAL RUTINC SLIP\n| | initials |\n|-----------------|------------|\n| Murphy,. Dl DCS | |\n| | REPLY |\n| Dispatch | |\n\nI receivcd thc attached corrcspondcncc\n\n{rom Bill Truclcart this morning.\n\n\n\n\nThomas H. Karanicssincs,\n\nDDIP\n\n14 May\n\n(40\n\nVu 237\n\n\n\nAs\n\nSI:CRET\n\n12, 1969* May\n\nIl . Drcctor {or Central\n\nCIA Kc\u00e7ucsts to 1a Ycv York\n\n[o ascusslon oe n {rom Laugel 0{ In Ic chc 18 chan at flrat su;posed.\n\n\n\u00df\u00e0 Wllllar C. INR/DDC\n\nSECRET\n\nTo\n\nFROM\n\n\n\n\n## SECREI\n\nINR Truchcart\n\nDATE: 9 ; 1969 May s/R:ORY Raymond W.\n\n\nto Voluntary Agcnc\u00edcs In Ncw York CIA Requcsts has 'prcsence wcrc hc ld In my to CIA Eastern Europcan refugecs requescs for arr\u00edv\u00edng In che as (pr\u00edmarily Czcchs) who havc bccn The a result of bas\u00eds I Inforniacion sas obta\u00edncd on a an York chis weck co work on was \u00edn Ncw dfS-\n\nconc lud busIness (1) On May 5 , after idcnc of cuss\u00edons Papangk Prcs cxprcsscd confor Czcchoslevak Inc Informatlon on cern supply told cc chat ab\u00f2\u00fats of his formcr countrymcn \\_ Dr \\_ re {ugccs \u00eds chccking. on large numbcr lificatlons che cxpcr\u00edencc or most of whom havc no Lar Incerest co chc Uniced which would secm co be of are bc\u00edng He knows that many of chcse bewilder and to Inccnsive In ast October by fr\u00edghccn thcm. The ~Procedurc was Normar N Graber \\_ a CIA nan who' idencificd h\u00edmsclf Ictter (hc showed me Dr \\_ Papanck recc\u00edves his and other basIc one samplc) which 5 inply Lis cs datc of b\u00edrthThe data, cithcr imigrarion number Box 1294 in Grand return addrcss by chc CIA is is to send h\u00eds reply Ccncral Scacion, to which Dr \\_ BsPaccbrded his files. the latest 'address ific number of nazes Dr Papanck did not a and hc is very requcsts buc hc said chey are growing h\u00eds nare or or Ic; hc docs not want uncomfortable mboudencified wich the CIA\\_ He indicated, agency to becomc thod of ion seems heavy1n addicion, chat che n\u00e6 of whose agencs handed In comparison co chat make chcir requescs known presenc chenselves \u00edn person, Ing CI\u00c2 qua par subpcoplc used spec = good opcrat\n\nSECREI\n\nExc luded US. Sarings Buy\n\nL and declassif\u00edcacfon\n\nSECREI\n\nand are serviccd co che cxcent Pcrmlttcd by Dr. Papanck. If chis 1s esscntlal to U.S: intcrcsts, cannot understand why It \u00c9s on Dr\\_ Papanek basIs namcly havc thc CIA obtaln fon and Matural\u00edzacion In Service, (hich responsiblc for al\u00edcn rcgistraclon the Uniced in\n\n'(2) On May 6 afccr conc lud my work wIth Associatc Director of thc U:S . chc qucstfon camc up. h\u00eds fon ovcr thc scem\u00edngly me thod by wh\u00edch the CIA in this fleld\\_ He also qucstloncd chc valuc of s imple rcfugces who arc not dcfcctors ficaclons cr Mr\\_ Cumn\u00edngs sald la\u00edd sometin ago (no datc mcuconed) che le off\u00edcer:of and chat hc co che by ucilizing the Box at conccrned over che Grand: Cencral. Howevcr, hc has becone nuabers and types of rcquests Hc suggcstcd, as d\u00edd Papare: that INS might thc propcr contact Mr\\_ Cummnings also that thc FBI agents ia Ferson and hc that chelr approach seems fcss\u00edonal fng aga\u00edn agrced PoInt pro:\n\nI was Cumm\u00edngs that the '(3) Inc whosc Exccucive Rescus was sorcwat alarmed is Mr: Charles Scernbcrg, by che Mr. on my own proJcct but he did not raise the CIA Racter with mc\n\n(4) On7 attendcd (as an obscrver) a meet\u00edng of on Migration and Refugcc Prcblcms Azerican Council of Voluntary Agencics for Fcreign Service, Inc . which was called to discuss re fugce and Thc mccting vas \u00ebhaircd by Rcv John che Church World Service; in May\n\nSECREI\n\n14-Oooo\n\nSECREI\n\n\n## Counc!l ofl\u00edcers, rcprcscntatlvcs of seven voluntary wcrc prescnt. Ihosc In atccndance wcre:\n\nEugcnc Shcncficld and MIss Ecca Dcutsch of the Amcr\u00edcan Councfl of Voluntary Asencies\n\nMr: Edmund E. CummIngs and Mr John McCarthy of the United Statcs Catholic Conference\n\nMr\\_ Dona Id E. Aiderson of the Lutheran Imnlgracion Scrvicc\n\nMr \\_ Gaynor Jacohson and Mr: Harry Frccuman the Scrvice\n\nMr Charlcs Stcrnberg of the Incernational Rescuc Committec\n\nDr \\_ Jan Papanck 0 the\n\nAmcr\u00edcan Fund for Czcchos lovak\n\nRefusces\n\nMr\\_ Ieymouraz Bagration of thc Tolctoy Foundation\n\nChalrman Schaucr also represented the Church Wor ld Scrvice\n\nAt onc the meeting wcnt off-the-record to hear from Mr Cuma\u00edngs of USCC , who had becn assigned s tudy thc 'CIA problcm \\_ But Chairman Schauer opcned che discussion by rather mysteriously that he had becn: in couch \"with Washington' at the appropriacc level ImplyIng chat che Counc il should at least cable the for thc timc bc Cuminings then movcd chac (a) chere would be no further discussion of and (b) ech agcncy should deal with chc CIA as sees fic an agency basis His ?nd che Counc1l Proccedcd to other Ing ing. ft,\n\nSECREI\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n## SECREI\n\n4\n\ninformation vas voluntcercd co Durins the individual discussions expresscd no inccrest in overall problems are facing. Ac chc Counci: nceting I sa\u00edd noching on this subjcct.\n\n\nSECREI\n\n22\n\n27)\n\n- ~ 2\n\n2 , 52 17 (T:IS Is\n\n3\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## 2\n\n3!\n\n\n2\n\n223 3\n\n\"2\n\ncc: 2 32 \"S 30\n\nTliz 2\n\n\n\n5\n\ni:\n\n- \"2: 2 1286 GF\n- 2 ,\n- 5 \"1! FOR\n- [?:\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n'Fss64\n\n20 July. 1964. 257-64\n\n1 havo che Cuben All local arrlval\u00f8 flrot thed co roport Opa-Locka.\n\n\n5 5 6 4\n\n- 2, ara Inforratlon locally of tbe No furcher He locato rofugeep you\n\nJUSTIN P. GLEICHAUP\n\nRe{ugoee\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n15,\n\n\n\n6.:\n\n1\n\n\n\n3, ! 9\n\n9 { !3\n\n\n\n2\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\n5564\n\n339\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\n\n## Memorandn Ofice\n\nTo\n\nFO;\n\n4\n\nCesc' :\n\n- i.:: 221 Lo 9 :i 2: W 3 for il\n- 3 . fin !10: :Geun 0 rlcnsc\u00ec FI 01 a: offico, carric 5\n- clrou;i wnch cuviccd to {9 0: :n Ia; 2 Gacf c:r ot 9 , 2:\n- :n 5 \\_ Dr t , 1 25 rinj\n\n\n\n2 2 96 25 0: 22 5 0a\n\n1 . nrr 0 : ;cr Sub;cc: \u00eeo: 0: 2 \"\n\n23 rcai; 22 ; :at 222 2 the 42 2 2203 50 not 0: 59i: cicerl; 22 : 22 09\n\n9 22 52 2, 5: ur 1 2 2) :\u00ecci 2 22 ia a;s 2;'\n\n10 . 8 2 20 25 5052 22 5 420 I;; 2 4 2 2\n\n1 2 2 52? Jf 299 2st ~ct '12: 2 in tlic :: 2 ',! lce :; : 0 42 41 1 2\n\n22\\_ 92 4222 v;ic;: 2 1 bcfo:? 4: 2 CI; ; 222; 2:\n\n2: ' 12 ' 22 \" 1 taat 1.! of 02 2 \"0 2: to '5 2 +0 iich:s 2v; 2 22:\n\n9 1 i: 3i 0u 2 4 (:! s2cond 222 \" 40:) , 0\" sis sold 02 Gr to 2; s 20 12 1\n\nOn 22 1n 2 225 sicc on tivs o:\n\n\n| To | To |\n|-------------|-------------|\n| direct | dispatch |\n| nle | nle |\n| cowcurrence | cowcurrence |\n\nRemurka,\n\nNo\n\nOATI\n\nUe 237\n\n14-ooooo\n\n(STETSON)\n\n1\n\nEYCLUDED\n\nILLIAN\n\nCKMIIIEE\n\n- A CLEARANCE RE?UEST On SUBJECT A; RATED USE TKIS\n\n2 ,\n\n1 J, A C;\n\n\n\n4\n\n~EA\n\n2\n\n\n#ILYA, KARIA; SVEDENY\n\nAS\n\n18419431\n\nSCXGCL \"HITLOCXSA SAMSKOLAN ,\n\nFRACTICE AI DIFF ERENT KOSPITALS,\n\nDENTIST ASSISTANTS, DIPLOKA\n\nEHFLOYE? NUR SERY-SCHCCL,\n\n8 Jun &6 \"ICKAL LISINSKI,\n\nTo 1980\n\nIS #IcE CXAIRIAN FOLISH REFUGEE In KLH, GERMAN AND\n\nCASE J7\n\nSUPFCRT NEE LARSSC 6 1$12 LAN 8 JUN 46 DR , 1944-46 3 ,473\n\nFER REAUES{\n\nThE\n\nIs\n\nCN\n\n5UDJECT;\n\nSURAMAMMAF\\_\n\nSVED EN\n\nSV EDEN\n\nRITY va CITE\n\n6396\n\nIN\n\nXIS\n\nAUSIL) NYOR 6396 (F\n\n\n\n1\n\n\n\n14-ooooo\n\n\n\nA\n\n{CONNDL\n\nAAD\n\n5!\n\n\n5\n\nAND\n\nIF\n\nSMIF\n\nFILE\n\n\n\nCulef, Of\u00c9lce\n\n\n## Incernatlonal Coagress OII the\n\n\n## 5 n479\n\n1 Dr . Edgur Louell, of 0 7 Callfornla, 0n concern deafBr\u00e9ac bes advlecu that he has been Doulnated 88 tbe Lcernat Lonal Coupress Educatlon of Chalrman for 1963. Ibe for thie bo bold June be hold bo tho 'Cowicll chc Dcaf and the College, for at Calloudet be Dr . Doctor ulll be Llcular A-/00 282 Lns Cong\n\n- of Dr . Losell #[11 to attend Dcccing of BLallar Buropoon requlrod to about tbo vleic Italy, France, There 19 that bo to check 0n the @nual\n- As {t 10 cbat Dr sucre Lu Prof, Sokolov Inst[tule of uSSR. Prof . Sokolov 13 fectolosy, Pogodlna voll-knoun end been acclvc in Prevlouc Hacey AldrIcb and Jeck Rord bave bcso bove ro DI\\_ Louell on borh Sololov 3. Lurly\u00f8, portej tbrough Dr\\_ @nd has @nd al\u00f8o\n- 4 The bo Lf cko exlacs uualtored by ocliero ccrcalaly be nol n\u00f2 doubt Sokolov atcend\n- Louel l 5 \\_ uf 3c111 the foratlvo Btage tbe Congreso 1pg\n- Lould be Intcreotcd 1n vitl Dr . 7 ( and\n\nattacb: @tlIne 0{ Progr\\_ @0: [ lotter\n\n\n\n\n\nsecret\n\n\n\nY\n\n1n8 10 1 90 0 to\n\n- 3.\n\n- 10\n\n\n\n\n\nE.\n\n\nSIINTIF Ic (VEST)\n\n\n# -'4724\n\n(DIvISION\n\n2\n\nPOINTs\n\n- A, ONLY\n- KAS BARMES alohg Po LIKES,\n- HIS # USID Dd/P X (SIE GRANT , X Grant ; And AN , HEF,\n- { 15 In KI; 5ILL THESE IN FOR\n\n\n\n\u00c9N[RAL\n\n5\n\nCITE\n\nIS FoR\n\n2\n\nKACRAE Y ELLICTT OF E, P E, THE 3 33 CF YCEHRI CE ? {OR X CF KE LEAVE 13 % 13 \"Jus FOR IN LETTER To SOLICITED RUT A To\n\n(a) I TAYE RADIO A #Itxout TKEH APPRCPRIATED?\n\n\n5) HavE A\n\n(C) AkD\n\n(9) OF\n\nCF\n\nPERSGNALME CANVASSED RE IT 5GR PRESENTATINN IND [C\" NC IE DESIRABLE, A ARIan AFTER\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\nPor\n\nChlcf; Contact Dlvl\u00f8loo\n\nChlaf , Ilev\n\nPosslble DCP. Leod\n\nDource ourb that for\n\n5556 4\n\n\n\n\n\n15 October 1958\n\nooooo\n\n80 Bovanbor 1957\n\nBot\n\n- Zoutteo forp tbe Dov 1n'exlstenco, bcceupo i\u00f8boe 18 vantad\n- 3. I,do pot dare U8 govornoont 00 I of vbo 10 truly 'oprator, I bollove can to 10 Dr, I rocoapeDded tbo inforatlon on Hoot or 1p\n- 52-0 455. 46, of kcked out ba v8p In tba\n- ba 5. 1 eble to flDd botb Ha PFI\n- 6: 80 I I Cont Dc Barvico,\n- 7, tho 00 () Int\u00f8rnal\n- 8.\n\n- 188u0 9 for vhat 1t 10 vortb, to Dor and Jou can\n\nS2I\n\nH\u00f8v York B,I 19,\n\n5 ; L4\n\nOclobor \"; 1957\n\n- soula to Invo\u00f8elmte 0 ripori rtur, euvlsfon shaf\n- 1, nood, of for port{op th 08111\n- 2 and sonerol to vbat Lo sho Doodo of sbo\n\nfool 8bab thorp,\n\n- 1 6bo 02 boll\u00f8vo tbai Comal\u00f8olop Gnn Lo 0f\n- tho\n- b\n- 2 {001 h an 40 ond\n\n2\n\nLollovo aro for 0n of sba of ow\n\nprovldo shoy v\u00f8b Bc d0 80 to sh0 tbe [ ow Coitry vhro thoy\n\n1 boon In to boforo a1nco the Just\n\n0/\n\nHobort J Aachllobor Mrootor\n\nKno,\n\n9\n\nMr.\n\n\nJeae C Carny 00\n\nYouth Conaladon Moabar\n\n4 , Doan of York, Hev\n\nDroctor of\n\nNr. Davld Xarfln\n\n2\n\n2]\n\nBarcn\n\n\n\n\n\n1 , Stovon 5-5564 tho at 00 1: 10 6'2 Jc L; ho caJd\n\nUut uaok Lo that casc It 1n Uu vev Lbcro W\n\n3. FYI opined val , in:\n\n@\n\n\n\n'50/67\n\n\n\n\n\nCllef , York Fleld Offlee\n\n4527\n\nfor run Rsilor for the Intorna Hunga dated 14 Januar; 1957, Internatlonal\n\nSubJect:\n\nto 1n the nenorandua tlatc\u00e1 8 nanc chcck on subJect Inl no derocatory thet tell your know any cve Infornatlon on subJect = As you Inforratlon Of Asency. althoug\u00e0 cernot be 19 not roply , conot p288 1t on to dcrocatory, for your cource Iloucver,infornatlon your could Jou rcgret your\n\nSnclopwre statcd abovo\n\n1 Chrono (Al\u00eden)\n\nM/c\n\n1 Index\n\nFILE; Loo Cherne\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## BUBJECI:\n\n1: to tbe fro Jour offlo dated 38 Jepuary 1957, for Ibe of t fbLs Of January 1943 avalloble upo bo 1n 0 1n tbe otbar.\n\n\nA relfoblo sourco roported 1n Boptoubor 1951 then tbe dractor of tbo tbo fur @ccanpanlod to Italy Bourco Btatod Bub Jact all tactfl tbu be 0 tbe to at onca 08 of to L0 8ourc, bed to be Ba1d to bo to tbe put\n\n3 . According froa farly ft boan to Italy Of for to ba Acccrilng to Bourco bad Latorotad fcr Lgpore 1p Italy vho of ectlvlty Jo Curtaln Btated to Of tbo\n\nCs CI-3743231\n\n61/i\n\nBE cF\n\nAsz 346\n\nAYGIER 8, DUKE :S A ^ AUSTRIAN TK\u00c8 If NO POSSIBLI, THE THIS An In IXC PARIS X IRC And X IN AUSTBIA) IHE Ad CCNTRIBUTION 85 Io BY AND GAVE HOMEY BI\n\n4\n\n2 \u20ac\n\n\n\n101\n\nc/c\n\nPlepe to tho offico {or The Of epd or cortaln conuldorablo tbo 10 reporto of' SubJect pcrsonal 00 or: polltlcal condltlons ChIna, vllch 'coui\u00e4 bo medo Follov1n caoc genco 1n tho\n\n- 2, tben the tte of for to Italy unofficial trlp In July 1951. Bourco Btotad thet BubJcct not 1n hl\u00f8 Itallan bo Furtbazmor , bclulr of tbe very eugar to al undar the Cholrcon of (IRO) Board, to Of reprasoptatlve Jp Itely. DEL DRAGO, Sultrarland, vho that 88 thor vould bu ro othor Italy end tb\u00e4t, had to bo to 'peruona to the Itallano\\_ put\n- 3 to report detcd [rom \u00d6ourco , John ALEXANDER , Brltl\u00f8h, Dolegale to. Italy or Of Lho Unlted Natlons for Rofugove; Derbon to b conbldorad ratbor polltlcally Qublous Bourco, bo bod 1n Italy vbo bod roclved axpulalon 08 reoult OI thelr apd polltlcal contacte vitb Iron Curtaln 'Bourcc Btated that SubJoct nther reported t\u00f2 ba 0 very frlepdly vho ver cloerly orleuted tovand the Of tb left,\n\nCs CI-3743231\n\n3\n\nBorbort\n\nPator\n\nLu\n\nYsn rdporte\n\nOf\n\nb\n\noubJoct\n\n10\n\nL\n\nPoter clo8o\n\nfonr frlend\n\nbe\n\nHe\n\n10\n\nebat\n\n0\n\nof tlab\n\nio that\n\nJoct.\n\n\nPrince thle\n\nocqupallua probopt\n\nbo. baa buab\n\nvortb, but\n\ndorblo consl(\n\n0\n\nbad blt\n\n10\n\n8\n\n1n ouri\n\nHe\n\n10\n\nprobably\n\n\n\n81\n\nYort;\n\nLnjoctod\n\n1p\n\n0\n\nbut\n\nSuhJoct\n\nk\n\nof\n\n@0\n\n3'\n\n{5\n\n0\n\ncaa81dar tbo,\n\nroglarly frlond\n\ntu\n\n1n\n\n{a Tar Dutton sbat\n\n\n\n10 A\n\n201 'du 'Beriler froa bl\u00f8 Ibo Lbot couvle of ud bolng\n\n10 w vb\u00ebtb\u00f8r {ural\u00f3b roport fle. vlll Of Ial vhlcb 10 found repsrtablv, If you 88 bo 10 frze du Berrlor\n\nLea\n\n88\n\nBtated\n\n2\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n2\n\n3.\n\n\n5:\n\nXcConpoll\n\nChlof ,\n\n\n\n25 January 1951\n\n\n\nIn\n\nMev\n\nOur coptact 1p tho Harold \u00c9bat Cbe: Agoncy , bab boon for 1 tbo of Pallllp\u00f8 furcerly 1p\n\n\n\ntbat John Gateb , Of CIA In Va8 by the Darrator for Bbov Juhn 'Gatob 18 roported by' our cuntact IndIs\u00ebreet Insofar 88 ecurlty concornod. Our Inadverteptly that connoctod be vlth Gatoo datee . back 1p Vletpad vblch told ble been provlously Blrl F -\n\nS tbe 'Interpatlopal R\u00f8ecue\n\n4 Tbe f1lp vbIcb bears the tltlo or bY CIA. Ibe Korce. Ihe Dakerb take at 1t for pobBlble 1; the US . and coupletoly to the U8 \\_\n\nHe ;a8Bune tbat Eeadquartero oo/c thl\u00f8 Out uf chancele approach the had Dot rocolv vord A8 you Earold AgeDcy bes been HYPO for\n\nCbarles A .\n\n\n2\n\n3\\_\n\n3\n\n\n\n53\n\ntbat vll Of tho Hungarlan Rall\u00f8f. that Burppean Diroctor pbotootat Of that thle Inforatlon 10 pvaslable to 1n tbe Agoncy ,\n\nHo quoto Cbarne 0 lettar 10 tbe any vice ad-\n\n08 Pent 1 8 Of pontha , I am anxou knov Hhotbor to foel tbat our the I 8 to vill be 1n Vlenpa I 80 CoPy Of ho of background and vould epprpthat relovupt 8o\n\nCharlee A Lea ccaJor :dp Baclogure\n\n\n\nCentral\n\nSobJoct, the\n\nrccolrod Inforsatlon fron-a tbe that Frcodon Flghloro to and sld\u00f8d thooe 1 Ibree recent Hunrarlan 1n\n\nNcy Iork York teo,\n\n7\n\n1 fbe Dopartnent and type of Horth Koreana 0n the nunber rtncnt In addltlonal Infornakho yere those defected? on to have defectad uhon Ho aany dof\u00f2cted: Hov Fady are knoun hou vldesproad vare dofecdve opportunltj? (In If dafectors had circuastancus of #hat for to be notiva tne not appearo::\n\nnandlln; on Ke vould appreclale\n\nStanley E. Sulgol\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n891\n\nEY, YC: Tilat CET FRC:: FILES OF IT S:CURITY OFFICES CF Ix CASE LIXS THIS Du D ISSESVICZ TION AS UE Do LCCAL CROUP I: YouR\n\n\n\nJ\n\n\n\n4 *0\n\n5 -\n\n\n\n0\n\n0 8 fe\n\n88 859\n\n10 03 #\n\n8a8 a A\n\nBas\n\n8\n\n9 @\n\n[a Axdd 4 a\n\nHIS 19 { {b 'K\n\nTo 19 Tf A 08 30 {Ls 18,\n\n0\n\nSaId 2\n\nYas 45\n\nA KY\n\nA LTI 0,3 , LIFI 1 do IT, I [ 70 LI Caa\n\nTaohas ITs \"{ fo {\n\nESE NRJ6\n\n\n\n{OCRE\n\n\n\nRE 831 X. 651 Lv IIEADQUARTERS TIIS OUTFIT ILADED X OF oss AND HAS DEEN OF ASSISTAYCE To US CASES , X YOUR SPECIFIC QUESTIONS AXD EVEN Tiioucii HAVE CLEARED PER SE IT DoEs INDICATE Tiut THIE IRC X IRC IS FESPONSIDLE UITH HE DOINC DUS INESS, DEIANEY SIlOULD TC X\n\n\n\nESV\n\nSEC\n\nCOR\u00cfDEN FM HAYNES\n\n5'\n\n\n\n62 HEST X 45 STREET X 43 SIREET, LE\u00c1NINGS? CR SUSPECTED Of, LEFTIST ADVICE As To OF\n\n19/15322 13/16122\n\n\n\nYono to th1a\n\n\n## SubJoct, Stato' Ju 57\n\nthat 1, contInod In the On tho tho poople tho nnos to an USI lator told OCR to considor tho tree pople. I told thnt they contcct USIA Ginco for all to bo con 1 thrco' pooplo nbout the thing. do 0, I told Carl Hartin of ond ho took \"n nutostat Of Stato ' mcmo tc\n\n'4\n\nGuetev\n\n2955\n\nLaura\n\n'ood\n\nRopcr,\n\n54050 Street \\_\n\nSbvak , Czech,\n\nEnglleh\n\nNone\n\nHller\n\n\n\nochool\n\nXr Tupak '0 villege 'In the area tha Hi8 th\u00f8 and tbe fare. 1I Czechoelovakien Ard? he did this he the to be vorker \"colchoz\" 80 he in 1952 to on in border he the border and to he 768 euard\n\n\n\n\n## INFORMA[ION\n\nBolvedero\n\nHouse,\n\nNev\n\nYork;\n\n\n\n03\n\nIRC\n\n0\n\n1 : A ;\n\nJAVE JYCE KIM Iv As T9 41\n\n\n\n4: ONE Y54R To MIY Thst U, : Ay} Tilz 4 ? VESY BEFUGLC;; IKE\n\n\n\n\n\nESE\n\nSEC '846\n\nCITE 1521\n\nKELLY FROM SUPPCRT\n\n\n\nS\n\n\n\n;\n\n13 X CHECK Uas KADE OFFICES, TIIEY APPRECIATE You IIE CEVERAL Ov HIS A OF\n\n14-Ooooo\n\nSEC\n\nCITE\n\nALIEN (USULIN )\n\n5564\n\n5\n\n18.83\n\nPUT: CN TKE 'S An INTEREST CNE XOUR X ON TAUPSE Fade PRELIMINARY INQUIRIES A- 5559 SERVICES, BERE BY X DICK IS Y That An [RC Also CUILJ Doard 25 TXE 15-5564\n\nTHIs APPEAR$ To EXCELLENT PR\u00d6PAGANDISTIC PERHAPs THE GGVERNXENT Buth AB~OLVE AGENCIES PRCPER PROPAGANdISTIC SuV IETs ANGLE. IF [ ^ To THEATER' GUILD BEGIns Into A N X LE TC C\u00ebT 2Y\n\nAT AvY KATE, PLAN; A: THE [DEA IS Tu BE HANDLED IF [T To Us <ERVICES. To HAVE QUICK AcTICN UF X IRC HEN [HEY GET RJLLINC.\n\n\nF\n\nF\n\n\n\n\n## Office Memorandum . UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT\n\n\n\n6 March 1956\n\nBY\n\n4\n\nSUBJBCT:\n\ntbo Ibe @tt\u00f8ched to the DD/P. vere Intereot 159/3 Hovlng 26 Feb 56, to hle\n\nM.\n\n\n\n\nAttacbnent\n\n\n\n\n\nt kancYc al 24 ~On Raue a 0 LXe La:v 2> 1f @ 35 Yabo Dr.\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n8 - un am me 0 8 ,~Qci 4 ) @ and a 4 22 slong { 4 afa\n\nChlef Bupport Brancb Chlef ,\n\n\n\nbo of to tho DD/P. 1n 26 Peb 56, Evart, Kaual , 1 .\n\n\n4.\n\n\n\n## Attachment\n\n\n## FLDanlole/ Je\n\n\n\n- 1, 4 contaota one He boen\n- 2; tboro 1 tho @80u ana that @pd ber\n- 3, to Callforala of tuo She\n\nDuBoge\n\n\n\nATTN\n\nConlact DIvl\u00f8lon Chlol ,\n\nChlef,\n\nSan\n\n586\n\n5. August 1955\n\nOffloe\n\nPrano{ooo\n\nIhe to paregraph na 10, ty: referrod Hler 10 voll knoun to the for Dore tban young any Informatlon burcau on to ber' by chie be 88 young Buroeu DIOVA , Harbln, that\n\n2, that plcudod vlth to out of 1n offort and tho of' ber pother bugged ` hor to the Tbo-Bourae ube and hor mothef oainpletod the tha Pelplng, thoy 1ly tion, Church, Hong Kong Grapv necojeury durlpg Hong Kong'\n\n\"rs\n\n\n\n55\n\n5364\n\n1, 08\n\n- 2 of the 16 to sounco for 'are 120 [Hmova 'feolp thal to her anc thereforo by Hoinn tie ae rollable.\n\n- 3 , Frlor tu the doparture of the Bolce tej an effort that t out tha UnIted: llatlone, Inter tho of her t na tfcal through tho Rovorord Stuaf of Fedoratlon Bt Di\u00e6ovu 10 of c0 ttlng up arrangomonte turough entrz Into Ihe Bhe and dur1ng applloatio of the bar Hong\n- fte abova 18 forwardod for and deam epproprlato. you\n\nE\n\nCo Index\n\nJau ` Koler Stauislav Reilak\n\n\n\n\n## Office Memorandum UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT\n\nUctober :954\n\nTo\n\nCliel , Concact\n\nAttn\n\nBrzucl\n\nBUBJBCT:\n\nF.flurc to locate Source\n\nI osficc\n\nptrult ,\n\n5-5564\n\n\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\n\n## Office Memorand\u00ecv UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT\n\n\n\n\n\n10\n\n4 Cctobcr 195l\n\nHo Potent:al\n\nI havc sourco and have do an;\n\n5- 5564\n\nR Detrcls,\n\nF\u00edLc:\n\nYa\u00ednutis Vaitkevlclus\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n(FOY)\n\nYcus 3 RPT SEVTEVCE. DOES DIPLO:TIC SERVICE DCES TIE CAS2, CHECKS? A 15628\n\nCHRISTEYSEY\n\n\n\n\n\n5554\n\n\n## UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT\n\nTo\n\nFRON\n\nJohn\n\nto Mr.\n\n\n7 Jan 54\n\n- to #, the U8 on 1l . S1. His allen re\u00dflstratlon 10 8 059 181.\n\n- 2. Kucner Lvov 6 Fcb 1905, He ettended' the pltechnlcal Acadeny of Lvoy \u00eeron 1925 to 1932 vben be res\n- 3. to .1939 Mr\\_ Kucner vorked for the clty adPoznap bulldlne conatructlon In\u00f8pector for the Poznan buildIng conptructlon to In tho\n- 4 Ge:ran occupat uupJect sent tae errsns to In 08 rcpreBentatlve by of bullllng coustructlon board of control until of tle 1aspector 194-\n- Hhen the Gerzano cvacuated th\u00eb clty Mr. Kucner tranecar to Lclpzl8 vherc he unt\u00edl the end of portei. by frelcht var ,\n- 6 SubJect reslded DP carps Gcrmeny from 1945 urtfl for the Us 1n 1951. Ie wa8 edployed by IRO technical exaainer.\n\n- 7. During bis year8 In Mr\\_ Kucner poaceraed only and to supply Icforzat:on on and\n- 8 made by subJect, are not yorthy of are belng forvarded for any Intereet they\n- 1n he hae 88 9 In\n\n10 \\_ Mr . not be no belng submltted.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n'Ipx\n\n1, cho 1 Oubo 55564 of for bolfovo fLna JJt froa to of L It 0a bould toaohor be b0 ablo you tho ouly aloo rol roc Uurrot 1,0 6o 10 Jt Fould that svu\n\n90, oo\n\n\n\nRrrur\n\n\"3} lc\n\nSamr uphol\n\n(huirnan\n\n1,\n\nM\n\n\n## (hairnian\n\no rorihulion\n\nZo\n\n\n\n\n## stood hetween YOU and\n\n\n\nrchrllivn plarr.\n\n\nJunc I6h. \"\n\n11 Irs hicli hud Krown noii. Ilic 0( pro\n\nFas sionals. urf ani\n\n\n\nArmrd Ilistorical Prool 0\n\nslulin\n\n\n## A CONSTRUCTIONZWORKER\n\nincrcascd Ihr In ull. linlc morc alnsolve. Thrrr Ralhcr un morning % June 16 ~Ily thc on our wcrc no lcadcr. Ho norn inwher\" In mrn had {rr-lly sifn ~'Thc in-pirvd and\n\nindis idual-: Thosc\n\n14-Ooooo\n\nKrrplnp\n\nInlo huirrd Rirl\n\n\"8,) in !hr Iln 0 unl Ki,(\n\nway Tlu: FJ Prople componlon; mulc Kround m; \" Ihr FJ Ihco m; 2W Fd\n\nbroedIn by murchrd 'In In Io thr had lo nunibrr Punlholilc unil politlcnl by imlow M'r (ounal prulcclrj pllr und\n\nsill cil\". nll dircclion? nx ihon ~nolhing \"\n\n(n I)ow\"\n\nup Soici Irar wari\n\n14-Ooooo hrn thr\n\ncit and sleurniril thc' no\n\nthr wlnlow* and cur doors opcned onil thc rarl cmbracing was popl:\n\ntheir on Ivrlin. W in (rrlib uprisings \"prcud\n\nPrisonrrs pris larmrr hu Imprlsoncl Ifrr\" Jle Ilr brliri:\n\nin politicnl hc prcsscal thrir shr 1wo Polr\n\nThc followrd. One hrn Il Icll inlo hon he hud liren other pri} Thc?\n\n\ncoulal rscaping ark an male il. Ihe br {rrr. prinon \"\n\n\n\nREPLY\n\n\n\nBUSINESS\n\nENVELOPE\n\nFisx Clas Permit Na\n\n44779, Scc 349 PL &\n\nINTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE\n\nYORK 36, N Y. NEIV\n\n\n\noppression.\n\n\nfroin Cornmunist\n\nEncloscd pleasc .\n\n\nsubscription\n\nNamc\n\nAddrcss\n\nZone\n\nState\n\n\n\nFondllleri\n\nI Just rotined from Borlin: I have aro that the bolwoen who the fLrst o[ what has Gernany tand 0, of Eastern Jwjp 17, 1953. the tyranny of Sovlot becn happenLng and agreed morld\n\nSTRUNSKY\n\nknow mhy thls rost dcor , tho truck But do ablo o reb\u00f8l Just llko band lcader bvon doin the s treot, the only out of shear been drIver overmholning odda? It 1s condltlorsTh\u00f6se are becauso of the satellltes shades lvinc. othor aro desporatoly #cary then peoplo Turoush allles. He cannot let and colorsand thcy havc becoze our defanse In botter have lowered the flrst Khen do ovcr the m1nde, tyrany occurred you pcoplo not agalnat you to sand us #omen Re ar\u00f8 asklng of these' brare Een to then 10 contlnue to sustain tho bodles Tha ald extcndlng the them hclp nessage for botter 80 yowr' and sur goodress fgbt\n\n'accourts af The InterThe for to ald these are dramatlc Comnltteo natlonal Rescue 'the to contlnue thla brave fanilles. scrircd menbers of tholr vital work. enclosed rosslblo proof proyoir\n\n\n\nmu\n\n\n\nRuou 600\n\n1R.0GENERAL HOSPITAL NUNICH ROSENHEIM\n\nNr.\n\n\n1 0 been omploy\u00f8d 48 Doctor 1st datoto owr Breat\n\nDr. X' 0 r n 1 1 8 long practicel very capable, a:!d preclse most Pleag;nt at ull by patlents\n\nK: 0 r n 1 1 0 \" vants to shor tly all tle best for Hor< and\n\n\n\nCllcf ,\n\nDeputy Chlef,\n\nFCD daced\n\n\n\n- He epprcclace tho you Dent on I but Bbould bave folloved It\n- 2\\_ For 1f you the future, that the fIncst InBtructlon at the Audlology and Speech Corroctlon Center Wider ialter Reed lloopltal at; Forect Glen,\n\no/c\n\n1)\n\n1n rply\n\n5564\"\n\n5\n\noblaln adaltlonal on or Contained yowr reedc? your\n\nE.\n\n\n\n\n2\n\n6 July 195)\n\n5\n\n1\n\n74\n\nTls\n\nCino\n\n1, 'r: 9 Lo {0 2\"\n\n2 4 \" 0 C:se;\"\n\n3: 26\n\n2:\n\nAzobster:\n\ncc:\n\n5ECRET\n\nFOR 55 FRoM LEA-SECURITY\n\nCASE 1284J RFT 1284 3\n\n\n\nSOURCE At NY LEASUE FoR KEAR InG That [T POSSIBLE To (a) TEACH: A PERSON To LIP-READ FROF ICIENTLY (0) ALSO POSSIBLE A PERSON LIP-?EADINS IS THE LOSING MORE DEEPLY SCUR\u00c7E COULD NOT SPECIFY THE LENCTH 05 IT To DEVELCP FROF ICIENCY . SIMFLE FHRASES As A REQUIRE a5 CONE In A SOURCE Sa [D That THE LEAGUE Taught LIP In SPECIAL CASES GF A HATURE. As LEASUE OFERATES UNDER STATE BOARD OF To CF A INFORMAL TELEFKCNE IF HAVE #ORE DEFIMITE INF CRMATION,\n\nHARD CF\n\nLL:\n\nOF READ \"WASKINSTON\n\n\n\nYORK SECRET To\n\nTo Ashcrat\n\nFCR\n\nLEA\n\nCITE: NY-6147\n\nCF IK IMMENSELY APPKECIATE That 1 FOSSIBLE VE ARE LEAST TIIE ALSO HE 5fIx A FEV POSITE WE HAVE Tc TKIS LIGXT YouR LIKE\n\nNEV 5-55 6\n\nooooo\n\nNR\n\nTo LEA 5Y CITE 6-6388\n\nCA :E SPT Fdu HAS REJUESTED ASK NEY FOR 439 RPT ,53 (A ) A KEAR Inc Tu LIP-READ PROFICIENTLY; FT BE LIP-READING A IHE [F Fdd YcU To 0F: THIS That REQUEST ALL JUERIES AT 6 \u00c4LLAUDET (FCR In OPINION That A JIEAR InG FoR FY1 , CASE IS TIEI KPT\n\n'UBJECT: 3314 RPT 5314, NY-9854 'IATE That CF OPC ARE TRYING TRACK (CAN You TELL US #HICH ONE HE To You TELL What YoU PLEASE ADVISE. FILE: NY LEASUE FoR TIIE HARu\n\n20/13557\n\n\n\n\n\nCITI\n\nM Ad RFT 0 BID BIMCI NIIBUKR'$ BICAUSI SHALLIR IRC To 29 To ARfISTS, MISTORY had 61 UP A5 XAD ARD For A DLSE IHI P, AI\n\nSECRET\n\nTC\n\nFOR\n\nFGGH LEA-SECURITY\n\nCASE 8144 8914 RFT 8814) CLOSED. ' vESID BE RFT TELL STREET RFT 25+11 ERNEST TOPOLCZY CCMES FRO' NORTHERN MUTE HAS CUI CF A DEAF FROF ESSION HERE;\n\nIT YESTERDAY , TELL A DIMNER GIVEN Is RFT ZAKC'$\n\nTC RFT 8744 TIED, Jiow RPT CUR NY-9854 8854 INto THIS CASE,\n\nGR-162\n\nH\n\nAttni\n\nConcorn\n\n1, or copy %\n\n- 2, Tho Bourco\n- 3,\n\nttaohront\n\n00-1 Indox ? '[wprno-1\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n26 Huch 1953\n\n2\n\n3\n\n\n\n\n## Office Memorandm UNITED STATES: GOVERNMENT\n\nD!vlBlon Cblcf, Contect\n\nDaTE: 27 Pcbruary 1953\n\nTo\n\nChlef;\n\nSUBJECT,\n\nin B\u00ebrl\u00edn 51 (to Allen Branch)\n\nREP\n\n5564\n\nbe thl\u00f8 offIce epelled and tbe US 'exceptlonally been 'capable, rare Sbe for of the office Of longer) . you knov been pronlnent for currently 1n the Did\u00f8t Of 8 compalg for nunbcrb fron to refugeee 1pg the IRC , on to letter Becker , preBent 23-February 1953,1n her. In vlev of her activitleb attegpte 'on the of and her Hlldcbrandt 8 Kompfgruppe gegen be for ber vho knovg ber llchkelt, there hyBter\u00edce, 18 deeply concerned about her Bafety calm person not to her 1f and that be \"ould heve replaced that ve not quallfled buccebbor. He hes ragueeted comunlcate ith U,3, agcncy or deportnent 1n pogltlon to provlde Becurlty Intereet\u00f8 to pert\n\n- Mr\\_ Becker to p088 to our Buperloro but ve He: beve pranlsed not avare or of vere Lata US Governnent blllty for coord Inatlng actlon obroed otber uppropr that agcncleo. the teet of h1\u00f8 abllity end 'd\u00edd not to any actlon Buch agenc to upan\n\n4\n\nthe covert Btaffe nlght be Interested 1n thl8 problen or If, 1n your Judgnent , or State ) can be 'Juatifiable reprezentatlon to Becurlty Interebte and , made feel that Bucb actlon voud serve Weolllev'8 IRC 1n We letter for vbatever uBe you care to offt,\n\n- no contect Mr , these 5. avare to the bebt our knovledgo. duals ere not and\n- vhether there 18 anythlng you can Becker Bhould 6 Pleege egeucy (1f be bas not done 80 epproacn arother reactlon, on. to Becker. do,\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\ntoi ~BB (cc: Muntch, Frankfurt)\n\nFro\n\n(3.\n\n\nlers I tbat I I 0n I an bov vhat to do updar probent the to have Increaaed \\_ about four But have cappot vho hve or 1o8b left to nan tuntly and thle perBor gat paople\n\ntbe other 1n th1 you knov I boLeve I told about the ffed be be endaneerad Bfter certaln e B1DCe cells the cercaully, tbe to be 0n the nnd to ne of I nlvays t2 thnt I ouly trs I do, you havo Deaut for Bituatloa not dare to 0 frlend or had noi happened to 28, and are accustozed to 800 alvayo ; to tho pollco, they becuupa arvund ) . I roported EV (mt but 80 that 1 have to vork uut to do shat thay It thelr 1t for vith plun.\n\n\nthaoe oDe out I buy I d1d 1t July Lagt year Vu caplotely different. I I danger ba meabure for I acd Bor bo 1o but not calculated tho I 18 Bharp hvs alreedy tall yo frankly that eren absolutely But I tarrlbly I vould Dot be to buy the rey 0D8 , hora ulone I Bell that I cannot 60 to tbc office and cone Tben I \u00ecave dccided the but I can fron frlendo nornlng 'frlend Of up eery ;rbeltervoclfalrt, conp tantly; of In car , ber drlver p\u00edck up. But thl\u00f8 vho bas errnnge her tbat the Datter her. tak tbe costrary, But nov ft 1\u00f8 80 Pleage don' beLl\u00f8ve that I on I but I I not only Bure I vould not Bet\n\nDato:\n\n00 OITI\n\nDAV\u00cfD INTRODUCD IA,\n\nYI DID\n\nUTIL HE As Ir Us 03 Us To Proo 0 BY 0 88 IXE IRC PRCJECT Has Had No 1 ITX IN RPT OF POTEYTIAL INTIREST To Hay RP? [D @F a KE LISS 0 8 I 88019\n\n(4\n\n\"6224\n\nCa25 12,667.\n\n\nIYF? TFA J .\n\n\nRefuze?\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n1, tlephoned 'to Xr. Hul\u00edck\n\n- 1 . Hccxer and our ralalion?\n\n- 3 , Kfs to Frcun: In\n\nIndex\n\n1 concernin? the Iron Refugee to\n\n- 1 ,\n- 2, ney\n- 3 He have\n\n2 CzaJkowBkl the Walter Freund,\n\n- has\n\nCese 12,667\n\nIadex\n\n\n\n26 Feb 1953", "pages": 232} {"id": "doc_9dcb5826_c59c_4c3e_ae22_a8c2ee305d60", "filename": "104-10117-10075.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10117-10075.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "Marie\n\n\n## SUPPLEMENTAL PERSONAL HISTORY STATEMENT\n\nSECTION\n\nFULL NAME First-middTe)\n\nAnswer all questions completely . If question does not apply, write \"NA. Wrte \"UNKNOWN\" only if you do not Submit in duplicate. IF additional space is\\_requircd use extra pages the same size as this know.the answer and it cannot Reference each continued item by *section and item number to which it relates soc SEC No\n\nFlores Daniel\n\n2 . DATE\n\nOF\n\nOF\n\n09\n\nMarcos\n\nTexas\n\nPRESENT\n\n(Single,\n\nSTATE\n\nDATE \\_\n\nSECTION\n\nNAME\n\nOF\n\nSPOUSE\n\nFlores Dorothy\\_Arnett)ob\n\nDATE AND PLACE OF MARR / AGE\n\n1960\n\n(Lima Peru\n\n18 November\n\nDATE\n\nPLACE\n\nAND\n\nREASON\n\n\"NA\"\n\nPRESENT EMPLOYER\n\nLegal Secretary\n\n8 Arnold and Porter\n\n(No City , State Zip Code Country if not U.S.) EMPLOYER OR ADDRESS\n\n05 1gth)Street NW\\_ Washington, D.C .\n\n\nSECTION\n\nresidence indicate\n\nonly city\n\nand country)\n| RESIDENCE (since date PHS if overse8s residence indicate SECTION ADDRESS LAST RES I DENCE (number street ,city,state,country) | city and country) INCLUS VE DATES month | city and country) INCLUS VE DATES month |\n|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------|\n| Ecuador (0 (Guayaquil_ | May 1969 | May 1971 |\n| Peru ) (0 | Sept _ 197- | 197- |\n| Yienna Ya 8151 Larkin La | Feb 1971 | |\n\nRESIDENCE (since date\n\nPHS\n\nif overse8s\n\nSECTION Iv\n\nAND OTHER DEPENDENTS\\_ (Provide information for children and dependents) CHILDREN\n\nNAME\n\nADDRESS\n\nDATE\n\nPLACE\n\nOf\n\n06\n\n06\n\nZola\n\nForM 444e\n\nRELAT\n\npaughter paughter\n\n3\n\n1911\n\nLarking\n\nWashington,\n\nMarch\n\n15\n\nDc\n\nMarch\n\n1974\n\nWashington,\n\n8151\n\nYienna\n\nYa\n\nUSA\n\nUSA\n\nLa\n\nFOR\n\nALL\n\nannulled)\n\ndivorced\n\nFOR\n\nALL\n\nD IVORCES\n\nSPECIFY:\n\nOR\n\nANNULMENTS\n\n\n## SPOUSE\n\nDATE\n\nPLACE OF (spouse) Portland, Oregon\n\nOF (I indicate dete Pl ace nat zation cert no.\n\n\nJan 1935\n\nUSA\n\nSEPARAT [ ONS\n\nOR\n\nANNULMENTS\n\nPLACE\n\nAnD\n\nREASON\n\n\"NA\n\nFlores\n\n(60-48-6230\n\nNAME\n\n\n## SUPPLEMENTAL PERSONAL HISTORY STATEMENT\n\n- status\n\nDF\n\nOF AGE\n\nRES / DENCE Since date 0f est PHS , rebidence indicate only city country)\n\n- You BEEN INDICTED For OF Lav (othor than for violat ion)\n| | INCE | NUMBER STREET | city AnD 20008 |\n|--------------|-----------------|------------------|------------------|\n| DATE To | DATE NUMBER AND | | |\n| DATE To FROM | DATE NUMBER. ND | city AND. :STATE | |\n\nYES\n\nNo\n\n- SInCE THE DATE OF YouR Last HAVE THERE BEEN ANY UnF AVORABLE YouR LIFE\n- OF MMED I ATE\n- if necebbary) (Uae\n\n\n\n(Bxplein belov)\n\nNo\n\nDATE\n\n444e\n\n14-Ooooo\n| SUPPLEMENTAL PERSONAL HISTORY STATEMENT | SUPPLEMENTAL PERSONAL HISTORY STATEMENT | SUPPLEMENTAL PERSONAL HISTORY STATEMENT | SUPPLEMENTAL PERSONAL HISTORY STATEMENT |\n|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| NAME (Firt- | NAME (Firt- | Marital | Marital |\n| OF 'SPOUSE | OF 'SPOUSE | OF 'SPOUSE | OF 'SPOUSE |\n| Moran)Flores | Moran)Flores | DATE | DATE |\n| OF Peru (Since date residence | OF Peru (Since date residence | 18 Novembor \"1960 | 18 Novembor \"1960 |\n| 08 PRESENT August ' 1961 (2828 Connocticut 2008 | 08 PRESENT August ' 1961 (2828 Connocticut 2008 | 08 PRESENT August ' 1961 (2828 Connocticut 2008 | 08 PRESENT August ' 1961 (2828 Connocticut 2008 |\n| DATE To DATE NUMBER And STREET city AnD : STATE FROM To NUMBER FROM You BEEN ARRESTED INDICTED _ OR For OF Lav (other than 'for YES 'Explein No minor treffic violation) sI NCE The DATE OF YOUR Last | DATE To DATE NUMBER And STREET city AnD : STATE FROM To NUMBER FROM You BEEN ARRESTED INDICTED _ OR For OF Lav (other than 'for YES 'Explein No minor treffic violation) sI NCE The DATE OF YOUR Last | DATE To DATE NUMBER And STREET city AnD : STATE FROM To NUMBER FROM You BEEN ARRESTED INDICTED _ OR For OF Lav (other than 'for YES 'Explein No minor treffic violation) sI NCE The DATE OF YOUR Last | DATE To DATE NUMBER And STREET city AnD : STATE FROM To NUMBER FROM You BEEN ARRESTED INDICTED _ OR For OF Lav (other than 'for YES 'Explein No minor treffic violation) sI NCE The DATE OF YOUR Last |\n| UNFAVORABLE | AnD STREET | | |\n| SINCE THE DATE OF Your Last HAVE THERE BEEN `ANY | | | |\n| Might | Might | Might | Might |\n| NAME PRESENT | NAME PRESENT | NAME PRESENT | NAME PRESENT |\n\nREMARKS\n\nif necebbary)\n\nPHS AND ATTACHMENTS ETURN\n\n\n\n\n\nDATE\n\n444e", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_071869c1_afcd_4400_96bf_a9597208cf61", "filename": "104-10142-10029.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10142-10029.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "Journa] Office of Lcgislative Counsel Wednesday 30 March 1977\n\n\n\n15 (Uuclassified DTC) LIAISON I called by Mr. James Fiesta in the office of Representative Clarence D. Long (D. Md. ) , regarding a constiluent's request for information on the Kennedy This constituent, Ernest F. Rethschulte, is graduate thesis on the assassination He had seen nevspaper article reporting an FOIA release fron the Agency of about 850 p2ges of material or the assassination to the Associated Press. Mr. Fiesta is scnding me copy of the newspaper article we can more clearly identify the material with IlS, 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)\n\n- 16. (Unclassified RJK) JIAISON Spoke wvith Anne Karalekas, Senate Select Committee on Jnelligence staff, to confirm that she would be speaking to the Infelligence Process Course on 18 April, for which I would be assisting her with transportation annual records management conference at(arrenton)Training Center for which George Frates, Records Administration Branch, is m\u00e6king the travel arrangements. She indicated that she would call Frates and Ivould work out the arrangements together. 9She May , they\n- 17. (Unclassified CM) LIAISON I asked Linda, secretary to Pauline Baker, of the staff of the Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee on African Aflairs, if the Subcommittee hearings of September 1976 had been published. She said that had just occurred, and promised to serd us two copies Iadvised Molly Kreimer; CPS, the requester\n- 18 (Unclassificd ALM) JIAISON Winslow Wleeler, from the office of Senator Jacob K. Javits , called requesting copy of \"A Study of Clinatological Research 2s it Pertains to Inlelligeace Problcms. copy forwarded tc Jim\n\n3 0 0 9 4", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_36bfaac2_059a_4eb4_b76f_eabf04daad36", "filename": "104-10114-10152.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10114-10152.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "Ccuzi 2 2 29\n\n5\n\ntC 8 62 #", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_9804c1be_44ec_4383_a7e3_932c8d9f97a9", "filename": "104-10077-10382.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10077-10382.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "To\n\nInFO\n\nT@\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n525\n\nDIRECTOR\n\nWE\n\nDDP\n\n\n\nol. 06\n\n\n\n\n\n2\n\nRETURN TO CIA Background Use Only\n\nVR\n\n462\n\n88428\n\n1 2193\n\n\n\n\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_5ab7e765_24a9_496a_9d08_a7dbbcf24d42", "filename": "104-10076-10400.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10076-10400.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n5\n\nR\n\n1222404\n\nCITE\n\nRETURNTO CIA Background Use Only: Do !\u00f6t Reproduce\n\n8966\n\nSA @TEL\n\nBE 9E GIN SG: NUEVE X SELLEVAN VIVJS X USAN PaPA sIES AL PARA Kas PREG 57 9 DE YA#XEE TANQUES: DE YANXEE: #OF ORES-XSI PUE DE SFAD;O D\u00cb PAR A RESCAR SAN [GNACIO CMA' \"ARIA' DE XX Para X X #\n\nDAYS CARR LIVE R CCKET S. CHAR GES M:HAT FR 4\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n79555\n\n2\n\nOF: IF H AEE HAVE; 4 CUPAN C\u00c4RRYIINC \u00c1KER;ICA @ERREZ 06 SOCORRAS ZHECKTME HRE;\n\nS E", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_b84dfa16_a780_417d_92b5_0ce6abbbff09", "filename": "104-10145-10436.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10145-10436.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n3\n\n16, Novenber 1978\n\nPennent. Bagley\n\n- 1 Yesterday at about noon Mr. Bagley's attorney phoned OGC asking for the\\_folloving:\n\nIhe originsl copy of said to be in Bagley's handwriting, concerning options for losenko's disposal; Ihis. was in the Hart testimony at line 4218.an0 the Helms testimony at lina 4610, b Ihe original ane :exciBed portion of a referring to the purposes of a polygraph of Nosenko. Ihis was at line 2981. of the Hart testimony and 2068 of Helns testinony; the\n\n- original'letter from BagleZ re \"devastating conse quences; \" The in\\_\n- Bagley's\\_complete personnel including specifically (1) reference to Bagley's transfer fron Headquarters: in the 1966/67 Period; 'file;\n- (2) Fitness Roports conlents for tho 1962-72 Period. and\n- (3)\n- (4) His IM{ and associated citationv the\n\n2; We asked the various parties to gather tho items roquested to See what was involved. vas bgought fron WTC for the HSCA inquiry. Honor and Merits Awards Board had the n~al and a file CI Staff had cif-d in Hart tasi2pny net Jesterday afternoon to consider what Bagley wanted the neterial an appearance at HSCA this norning; 32 422 The\n\n\n\n30 CCS has a s tanding position on non-r\u00f4lease of citations 24,32 and awards to persons ratired under cpver ((Bagley is retired in Balgiu under State cver)) s0 he wolld heve to nake decision on that he\\_could have nat-rial. He could not ba. given some o1 his personnel rocords, as be shown as in a Priva\u00e7y Act request; he is not ed for to classified material, elthough\\_his attorney isCI Staff considers the materials not citad in ths as \"classified; portions authorized for use\\_are unclassified only to the extent used by Harti the eXception is' the entire handwritten list of options; the at its r-quest, end he can $ ee that before the them clear\n\nI tried to contact DDA and He prolininary position. Mike valenik phoned indicating that the aspect is straightened out Bagley shoulg be treated as Dick had advised Mr~ Chabot, Bagley'$ attorney,\\_that has to be resolved first. Bagley vas and Rininger also\\_spoke to with Bagley indicating his intention to his the this when there him, have\n\nSDBreckinridge", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_cc774e03_35a6_4b6e_adb9_85bac2f87019", "filename": "104-10071-10056.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10071-10056.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "Chief\n\nSECRET\\_ RYBAT\n\nXX\n\n\"0 !NDEXING REQUIRED\n\nOxlY QUAUFIED DESX\n\n[hief of Station Nairobi\n\n\n## Vida Mae GAYNOR (201-867508\n\nACTION:\n\n222\n\n- on the Subject of 201-867508 was hosted her at his: home April 1971= Subject: ha8: been She expects to remain:there permanently.\\_ GOI to Accountant for thei?#2 National Development Corporation She. expects to--be: promoted: to the post of Deputy Chief: Accountant: on: the first:of May Ihen her present boss: is hinself advanced to receive a \"good' salary plus 2 she has to the GOI-picking up the rest in;\n- 2 \\_ Subject grew. up: in Queens\\_ where she was very active in the African-Methodist-Episcopal she et her husband 25 years ago \\_ She didn t finish high school but: vas a good typist and, easily found employment 'with the could hire.a good .black secretary for 2/3: what they'd: have to pay: `a white She .was alvays. active in social.cases anti-war. demonstrations, civil rights movenents, and was active in CORE in 1966 She was 2 stauncb adirer of Malcon-X and attended his funeral With<== Mrs Martin Luther King \\_\n- Subject was menber of the Jamaica an organization created to teach Afro-Americans to shoot rifles. She clains to have \"fingered\" two \"infiltrators who had been recruited by the authorities to penetrate the organization She clains that her instructor was another infiltrator who even tually testified in court, causing the organization to be \"busted-\n\nDistribution:\n\nOrig & 1\n\nc/wOMUSE\n\n\n\n22 AKNA'6275\n\n30 April 1971\n\nSubject\\_has wo sons One named has joined her in Dar es Salaamafter she set up a mechanism to help him evade the draft a\u00f1d depart the country illegally She has another son who is 26 years of age who spent in the Arny \\_ He. 'had been promised educational years opportunities by the recruiter when denied these he studied abnormal Psych extensively and tried to mental illness, but was instead put for Court Martial for malingering A frind of Subject, the founder of the \"Serviceman s Union' helped spring the son two feign\n\n- 5 \\_ Subject provides home in Dar es\\_Sala\u00e1m for Daniel F i a 26-year-old son of a prominent electrical \u00e9ontractor After avoiding his draft call-when bis father couldn t buy it off--he vas jailed, but released on bail\\_ He jumped bail and Was. put on a plane for Dar with a note to President Nyerere to 1 take care of He my son \\_ s been in Dar for two years \\_ He has had three audiences with the President at vhich he &as presented Nyerere with prototype lathes and he has hinself produced in the technical school wbere he teaches He has promised to have a prototype of an M-16 ready for display at an upcoming trade-and industrial fair\\_\n- 6 Subject provides housing and contacts for Afroto Dar es describes her political attitudes as to a religious convertthan the radicals\\_ She claims to be frustrated with the slowness of the revolution in Ianzania suggesting that experts from China and North Korea are needed , not those from the West\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_7db13dfc_b719_4c80_99dd_0785e3d4c9bf", "filename": "104-10105-10218.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10105-10218.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nSECRET\n\nCONFIDENTIAL\n\nINTERNAL USE ONLY\n\nUNCLASSIFIED\n\n\n| | \"4; | | IAL | SECRET |\n|---------------------------------|---------------------------------|---------------------------------|-----------------------------|-----------------------|\n| | ROUTING AND | RECORD | SHEET | |\n| S\u00dcBJECI Mitchell Livingston WER | S\u00dcBJECI Mitchell Livingston WER | S\u00dcBJECI Mitchell Livingston WER | | |\n| D Sanchez Act @hief Divisi\u00f3n | D Sanchez Act @hief Divisi\u00f3n | D Sanchez Act @hief Divisi\u00f3n | BELL III EXTENSION NO. 1884 | |\n| | | 3 MAR; 1976 | 3 MAR; 1976 | |\n| and DATE | and DATE | and DATE | | |\n| | | | | COMMENTS (Numbor 'to |\n| RECEIVED FORWARDED | RECEIVED FORWARDED | RECEIVED FORWARDED | INITIALS whom 'Drow | 'coch |\n| ADDO DDO 8 4976 MAR | ADDO DDO 8 4976 MAR | ADDO DDO 8 4976 MAR | | @o Nof Reproduce |\n| SAssociate General Couns\u00ebl \u00d6GC | SAssociate General Couns\u00ebl \u00d6GC | SAssociate General Couns\u00ebl \u00d6GC | | |\n| 6: | 6: | 6: | | |\n| 10 | 10 | 10 | | |\n| 12. | 12. | 12. | | |\n| 13. | 13. | 13. | | |\n| 14 . | 14 . | 14 . | | |\n| 15_ | 15_ | | | |\n\n610\n\n\n\n\n## 8 MAR 1976\n\nRETURN T@ CIA\n\nBackground Use\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nAssociate General Counsel , OGC\n\nVIA\n\nDeputy Director for Operations\n\nSUBJECT\n\nMitchell Livingston WER BELL III\n\nREFERENCE\n\nYour of 24 February 1976, Subject as above\n\nOnly\n\n- 1 . Per reference request, we are forwarding information in our files concerning contacts that have taken place between this Agency and WER BELL .\n\n- 2 \\_ The following is a summary of all DDO contact directly with WER BELL which took place in 1959 :\n- a A 6 1959 to C/WH Division signed by Thomas J Flores stated that General Cabell \u0152lores Jto report that WER BELL had called him discussed with General Cabell a trip WER BELL had taken to the Dominican Republic and offered to come to Washington at his own expense to discuss the tripNo commitments were made to WER BELL by General Cabell July\n- b \\_ A 7 July 1959 Menorandum of Conversation signed by T Flores) stated that WER BELL was met in Washington D .C Flores )who discussed with WER BELL information the Dominican Republic Fidel Castro, Fulgencio Batista and General Pedraza -\n- A 8 1959 Menorandum of Conversation signed by T Flores) stated that on 8 July 1959 03 WER to set up an appointment. Dur ing the meeting WER BELL was told that the United States would not support any revolutionary activities by General He was also told that the U . S will observe its international obligations concern Cuba and Pedraza and that ing\n\nQIMFDET\n\nCL\n\nBY\n\nBackground Use the U .S . would not overlook any violations by Pedraza or his followers of. the neutrality laws 03 Flores said that the Agency had some interest in the possibility of his (WER working for us as an intelligence gatherer under terms to be negotiated after we obtained a security clearance on him.3(lores) pointed out that the Agency was not attempting to limit his actions in connection with the Dominican Republic, nor was it assuming any responsibility for those matters he carried out in his own behalfFlores dictated a Secrecy Agreement to him and had him sign it\n\n@o Mot Reproduce\n\n- d . A 9 July 959 Memorandum for the Record signed J \\_ Flores reported that Subject called him on 9 July 1959 from New York\\_ WER BELL further information on Loos representative of a Colonel Frei fnu, of the Swiss. army who had 1 , 000 men availabie for as soldiersthe\u0161 duty\n- A 20 July 1959 Memorandum for the Record J \\_ Flores) reported that WER BELL called @lores) from on 20 July to ask about the Agency p\u00edcking up the tab for his forthcoming trip to the Dominican Republic . They discussed his clearance which had not come through -\n- f. A 3 August 1959 Memorandum for the Record signed by Martha R Tharpe reported that on 24 July 1959 WER BELL called for Mr Thonas J . Flores Since (Floresl was on leave Tharpe took the callWER BELL gave Tharpe further information concerning Pedraza and Batista\\_ Tharpe called WER BELL back that evening to tell him that if he obtained further information to report it to Mr Justin Gleichauf 90 Contacts Representative in Miami , until Mr\\_ Flores)returned to Washington\\_ 03\n- g A 1959 Memorandum for the Record signed by\u0152\\_ J \\_ Flores)stated that WER BELL phoned him on 5 August 1959 to ask if there was any news on his clearanceWER BELL said he wanted to go to the Dominican Republic soon , and would like CIA to up his expenses . He was told there was no pick\n\nOnly\n\nDominican Background Use Only\n\n03 news Flores and WER BELL discussed the Republic and Cuba On 3 August @lo/\u00e8s) phoned WER BELL and told him that his clearance had not been granted and that he should not predicate his activities on the expectation of the clearance any given time WER BELL said that the Pedraza group was air lifting and dropping material into Cuba\n\n- h \\_ A 9 Septenber Memorandum for the Record signed by ( J Flores reported that WER BELL on 9 September 1959 to provide ion on Cuba \\_ He was told by 03@lores that his clearance had not yet been processed.\n\n- i . According to a 23 September 1959 93 Memorandum for the Record signed byCT \\_ Flores WER BELL called (Flores)on 9 September 1959 to ask if his clearance had come through since he wanted the Agency to finance his trip to the Dominican Republic \\_ He was told it had not. WER BELL told some people who had been discuss the counterfeiting of U . dollars and Cuban pesos for use in connection revolutionary activities. He was told by (lores to contact the FBI On 13 September WER BELL had phoned Flores) a to say that the FBI had referred him to the Secret Service on the counterfeiting aspect , and that no one seemed particularly interested in the gun running The Secret Service asked him to go to Miami at his own expense to obtain further on the matter and WER BELL asked said that he could notsinfluence him one way or the other since he was not in a position to direct his activities but felt he might be better off to take no action He was told that Gloreswould be in touch with him as soon as he hadany further information concerning our possible use of him\\_ ing\n- j A 13 Menorandum for the Record signed by (homas J \\_ Flores states that WER BELL phoned h\u00edm on 25 September 1959 to report on Cuba \\_ On 2 October 1959g3(lores talked with WER BELL by phone and terminated the relationship-\n- 3 \\_ The following undated memorandums are also contained in WER BELL' s file:\n\n\n\n\n\n4\n\n- 03 a\\_ A Memorandum for the Record signed T Flores reports that WER BELL called (loreS bYg 13 August 1959 to discuss Cuban activities in Miami RETURM T@ CIA This memorandum also records that WER BELL phoned 'Background Use Only Flores)again on 26 August 1959 at which time in the Dominican Republic and Cuban activities in Miami were discussed. WER BELL also asked about the status of his clearance, and was told it had not yet come through.\n\n- b \\_ A letter signed \"W\" addressed to (Tom') gave \"W' s\" location and some information concerning Batista and Castro (This letter is probably in the 1959 time frame . )\n- 03 Memorandum of Conversation signedbby T Flores reports that WER BELL called Flore9 and gave his location \\_ The status of WER BELL ' s clearance was discussed and (lores him it had not come through.} W\u00c9R gave (lores)o3 some information concerning Batista\\_ (This memorandum probably is in the 1959 time frame . ) yet\n- d An uns igned report apparently from WER BELL , gave a summary of his contacts and activities during a trip to the Dominican Republic. (This report is probably in the 1959 time frame . )\n- 4 \\_ A 17 December 1963 dispatch from Station Santo Domingo reported that Station (OC Officer Joseph Luna) recently met WER BELL in Santo Domingo \\_ No further details of the meeting were reported. z4; 83\n- 5 . According to the CS file on WER BELL , three former Agency employees were contacted in 1974 by WER BELL and other representatives of a group called \"Friends of Abaco (FOA) a group allegedly advocating the secession of the island of Abaco from the Commonwealth of the The three former employees contacted are:\n- a John Patrick Muldoon retired from CIA on 20 March 1972.\n\n- b \\_ (heodore John Roussos retired from CIA 09 (on 31 July 1970\\_ He was rehired on a contract in February 1971 . His contract was terminated in September 1973 .\n\n\n-5 -\n\n- c Walter Joseph Mackem, separated from CIA on 31 October 1973 \\_\n\nBackground Use Only @@ Mo\u00df Reproduce\n\n6 Mr \\_ Muldoon contacted Agency enployee (E . James 03 McTighe on 22 May 1974 \\_ Mr \\_ Muldoon told Mr \\_ McTighe that he was noninal Vice President of a Washington-based firm called \"Security Consultants International He presented Mr \\_ McTighe with a report containing the essential data he possessed concerning WER BELL and other members of FOA whom he had met on 17 and 20 1974 in Washington D .C . According to Mr Muldoon WER BELL had hopes of establishing gaming casinos hotel and other tourist facilities in Abaco catering to the tourist As a consequence of some run-in with Prime Minister Pindling of the Bahamas however WER BELL is apparently persona non grata in the Bahamas hence his ambitions appeared to be contingent on Abacan independence Mr \\_ Muldoon reported that at least on two occasions WER BELL made a concerted effort to involve persons formerly affiliated with the Agency in the activities of the FOA in support of its independence\\_ On several occasions WER BELL introduced Mr \\_ Muldoon and as active Agency officials implying that either the Agency or the United States Government supported the aims of the FOA WER BELL also proposed to MessrsMuldoon and (0usso9 in separate conversations that conduct a study , involving a to Abaco to determine the feasibility of Abaco ' s independence in poiticai and economic terms The study was to include interviews with citizens of Abaco prior to an alleged \"plebiscite\" on independence to take place in Abaco on 28 June 1974.3 In default of the collaboration of either Muldoon or (Roussos WER BELL hired Mr Walter Joseph Mackem a former Agency Priend of both Muldoon and According to WER BELL' 5 file, Mackem later in 1974 contacted the Agency in an attempt to an official policy on the activities of the FOA \\_ Mackem was inforned that the case comes under FBI jurisdiction that this Agency has no official involvement and that all information we had on the matter had been made available to the FBI\\_ He was advised at that time to report his contacts and any information he had to the FBI\\_ May they ovisit get\n\n- 03 7 \\_ On 24 March 1975\\_ Mr (oseph P Hayes) assigned to SE/ PCH , reported that during the week of 9 . March 1975 , he talked with Mr \\_ Dyckman is a former Agency employee employed by the Drug Enforcement Agency According to Dyckman former Agency employee Walter Mackem was employed in the Washington area as a private investigator\\_ He is also involved with a paramilitary activity funded by some unnamed British source\\_ The activity, which Dyckman referred to as\n\n-6 -\n\nBackground Use Only Do Mor Reproduce\n\n\"the new land project\" sought to establish a tax shelter on one of the out islands of the Caribbean by forcefully taking over the island and establishing a government there Mackem is supposedly involved in the paramilitary training of who would participate in this adventure According to Dyckman , the paramilitary training supposedly was to take place in Georgia, where WER BELL is based .\n\n\n- 8 \\_ On 31 August 1974 , Mr met with Mr\\_ K. Michael Absher who at that time was AC/\u00c9/GC and told him that WER BELL was leaving for Athens on 31 to sell arns to the Greek Governnent \\_ WER BELL wanted Rous\u0161os to be his advisor in this venture and to go to told WER BELL that he swould check with CIA before giving Kim an answer\\_ WER BELL to see if the Agency was in favor of such an arns deal or not Mr Absher strongly advised against 03 (Roussos'getting involved in this Mr Absher that he understood and agreed not to get involved\\_ (oussos)3 said that WER BELL would probably call him from Athens would give WER BELL a final negative reply August3\n- 9 On 22 July 1974 , the FBI reported that WER BELL may be in possession of a one-line note from former CIA Director William Colby stemming from a chance meeting with the Director at an OSS alumni dinner, reading something like \"Good to. see you again This note was apparently used .by WER BELL to suggest that he and Mr Colby were good friends This information was passed on to Mr\\_ Colby on 9 August\n- According to reporting from several Stations WER BELL and Arthur L Smith (a cohort of WER BELL s) were in several Central American countries during August and early September 1962 their principal activity appeared to be contacting officials of the governments of Guatemala Nicaragua and El Salvador for the purpose of obtaining recognition of a de facto Cuban Government in exile called the \"United Organization for the Liberation of Cuba \\_ In discussions with Nicaraguan Government representatives WER BELL claimed the proposed Cuban Government in exile had the support of 90 separate Cuban exile organizations and 186,000 Cuban exiles. WER BELL offered a representative of the Nicaraguan Government $100,000 to obtain that government s recognition of the Cuban Government in The group claimed to have its headquarters at 1025 Connecticut Avenue NW in Washington, D .C \\_ While in Guatemala Smith claimed that the group had a man in the Department of State in Washington, D.C . whom pay $6,000 per year \"to keep them advised 11 they\n\n14-Ooooo\n\nBeckground Use Only Do not Reproduce\n\n- In December 1965 WER BELL contacted a Miami DCD asset and told him that he and six Cuban exiles in the U . S . had organized a group , including approximately 20 Cubans inside Cuba = to perform a commando operation in Cuba during early January 1966Their primary mission was the assassination of Fidel Castro, with the secondary mission of blowing up the generators that supply electricity to Havana Cuba WER BELL, at the time, stated that he was trying to get a \"green light\" from CIA to proceed with the mission and inferred that the mission would be called off if such approval was not obtained.\n\n- 12 \\_ On 7 February 1966 the Miami office of the FBI reported that WER BELL had been in contact with various news agencies concerning an alleged to assassinate Fidel Castro, and reportedly also had discussed the plan with Mr Richard Phillips Public Affairs Officer, Department of State , Washington, D.C . WER BELL claimed to have a group of some 500 men infiltrated into Cuba and said that they were ready for action to overthrow the regime immediately following the assassination of Castro According to the FBI WER BELL gave the ression that he is acquainted with many high government both in the U . S . and other countries, and implied that his assassination plan had been approved by CIA . plan\n- 13 \\_ According to a memorandum in WER BELL file, 7 February 1968\\_ one Bruce Arman Baker telephoned an employee of this Agency and said he had been in contact with WER BELL . Mr Baker said that WER BELL was in the weapons manufacturing business and delivered them by air throughout the world Mr Baker said that he understood that WER BELL does this for CIA \\_ Mr Baker said that he understood from WER BELL that he would have to get a CIA security clearance to fly for WER Baker said that he was afraid that his past smuggling record might keep him from getting a CIA clearance 13-5\n- 14 \\_ WER BELL came to the attention of the(Bangkok Station in early 1969 when he went to Thailand representing himself as Vice President of Sionics Atlanta, GeorgiaHe described himself as a counterinsurgency expert, had a variety of weapons to display , claimed to be a retired colonel and introduced himself at a local nightclub as Chief of CIA in Thailand. WER BELL attempted to sell arms to the Thais and also to a variety of U . S . military elements? (tation Bangkok) passed the gist of his reputation to key personalities in the U \\_ S . mission and the Thai stressing that he was not sponsored in any way by the U . S . Government\n\n\n\n8 -\n\nEackground Use Only Do Not Reproduce\n\n- 15 . WER BELL was also the subject of two memorandum signed by Lawrence R\\_ Houston \\_ Mr Houston answering a request from Joseph J \\_ Liebling, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense, on 23 February 1971 denied WER BELL' s alleged affiliation with the CIA On 28 October 1971 , Mr \\_ Houston wrote Mr \\_ David H . Henretta Jr\\_ of the Industrial Security Clearance Review Division, to return notarized Interrogatories previously sent by Henretta\n- We have no information on Colonel Bayard except news articles reporting his death which were forwarded by the FBI\\_\n- 17 \\_ Per your request, we have sent instructions to the LA/Miami Station that there should be no contact with WER BELL -\n\n\n\n", "pages": 9} {"id": "doc_0697171a_a9d3_486c_8665_f6254563d5a0", "filename": "104-10121-10304.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10121-10304.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nBackground Use Or\n\nINTERVIEW PROCESSING\n\nROUIING\n\nSubject:\\_\n\nAdvice rcfvd reveals thatthe subject person 1s schednled for overseas travel as indicated belon\n\nDeparture\n\n&\n\nDate\n\nGrade\n\nOffice & Destination\n\nVYH\n\n&\n\nReturn\n\nDate\n\nrevievof this ffle and the above information reveals:\n\nNo special briefing topics\n\nSee below\n\nNo special cover problems\n\n92\n\nSee belor\n\nNo special debriefing bY other\n\nRequires debriefings on (as circled) SI Q\n\nNo pecial badges or credentials\n\nSae\n\nramarks\n\nREMARKS\n\nDate of Polygraph\n\nINTERVIER On the indicated date subject was interviened on the' following points:\n\nSecurity regalationg in generalo\n\nIravel Precautions (to carry no thing identifying hin with CIA)\n\nCover Story (nature of cover; adequacyor prior briefing; possibility of. inconsistencies; of sponse)- fing\n\n4. Personal Affairs (proper handling of bank account, credit account8, for- warding of mail)\\_\n\nPersonal Correspondence (no mention of CIA in letters to and from subject). Personal Conduct (a, general behavior no black market or currency transactions, po undue duriosity 1n natives in his area, d. no attempts to identify or approach otherCIA personnel in area except for official business and through official channels) good\n\nOther Iravel (only official travel in or through Soviet controlled areas) . 8 Other:\n\n\n## ACTION\n\nSecurity debriefing by the undersf completes action necessary 1n this case . gned\n\nSubject was referred to the following for the indi- cated additional briefing:\n\n95\n\nIhe following were subject and forwarded apropriataly for disposition\n\nSubject \u00f1aspernitted to retain the following for turn in at a later dateo\n\nBy:\n\nDate:", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_a7e2171f_2e11_4b95_b962_0dee971ee9ac", "filename": "104-10161-10226.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10161-10226.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10161-10226\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\n10 August 1964\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nChief, OSD/OS\n\nATTENTION\n\nMichael Shortley\n\nSUBJECT\n\nVladimir RODRIGUEZ Labera\n\n\n\n- 1 The Subject asset 18 currently residing in Apt . G-32 at the Summit Hills Apartments, 8500 Silver Spring, Md safehouse procured by the Safehouse Branch , Office of LoglsticsDOstensible lessee of this Apt is a local Arlington has acquired the place for tbe ostensible purpose of providing quarters for out of town clients etc \\_\n- 2 . On Friday , 7 August 1964 Subject clains to have made long distance phone call from the telephone at the Apt \\_ '687-8534 to 9 cousin, Pablo Rodriguez, 2852 (sic) Rest St. New York , N. Y. , telephone number HI 9-1359 \\_\n- 3 . It is requested that your office ascertain this call was actually made on the 7th, including the time at which the call was made It would be appreciated 1f you could ascertain if any long distance phone calls were made on 6 August It is further requested that you attempt to identify the subscriber to the New York number HI 9-1359 \\_ No Pablo Rodriguez is listed in the New York telephone directory , and the address 16 obviously an incorrect one as street numbers in Manbattan do not g0 as high a8 this number\n- 4 \\_ It would be appreclated results of could be communicated to thls 17 August 1964 .\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n390\n\n\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_a39d644c_d0f2_462e_8030_65c54b083952", "filename": "104-10071-10021.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10071-10021.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n## JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM\n\n\n## AGENCY INFORMATION\n\nAGENCY\n\nCIA\n\nRECORD NUMBER\n\n104-10071-10021\n\nRECORD SERIES\n\nJFK\n\nAGENCY FILE NUMBER\n\n80T01357A\n\n\n## DOCUMENT INFORMATION\n\nAGENCY ORIGINATOR\n\nCIA\n\nFROM\n\nCI/OBER\n\nTO\n\nFBI\n\nTITLE\n\nSUBJECT : ACTIVITIES OF DALE SMITH\n\nDATE\n\n09/20/1968\n\nPAGES\n\n2\n\nSUBJECTS\n\nACTIVITY\n\nBLACK POWER DENMARK\n\nSMITH , DALE\n\nDOCUMENT TYPE\n\nPAPER\n\nCLASSIFICATION\n\nSECRET\n\nRESTRICTIONS\n\n1B 1A\n\nCURRENT STATUS\n\nRELEASED IN PUBLIC RELEASED WITH DELETIONS\n\nDATE\n\nOF LAST REVIEW\n\n07/29/93\n\nCOMMENTS\n\nJFK15\n\nF3 1993 .07.29.17:33:26:710058\n\n[R] ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10071-10021\n\nINTERNAL USE OMLY\n\nCONFIDENTIAL\n\nUNCLASSIFIED\n\n68\n| | | 'FIDENTIAL | | SECRET | |\n|-----------|--------------------|-------------------------------------------------|--------------------------|-----------------|----------|\n| | AND RECORD | SHEET | | | |\n| SUSJECI: | SUSJECI: | SUSJECI: | SUSJECI: | SUSJECI: | SUSJECI: |\n| FROM: | EXTENSION 5847 | B-177 Date 20 1968 | | | |\n| TO: room | OFFICER'S JNITIALS | COMMENTS (Number J whom. Draw line across sep | commenf showfrom | whon | |\n| FORWARDED | FORWARDED | FORWARDED | commenf showfrom | after comment.) | |\n| | | Originaced by | Maria 6 | Walsh:ed 1968 | |\n| | | | August Bas\u00ebd | | |\n| | | | on ODCA 15052 | 26 Jul | |\n| | | | Disseninated to | on | |\n| 10 | 10 | 10 | | | |\n| 12 | 12 | 12 | | | |\n| | | JEile: | 7632 | | |\n| 13 | 13 | 13 | (record ' copy) cc: Dale | | |\n| | | | B-177 | | |\n\nONLY\n\nNF\n\n54559\n\n8o\n\nSECRET\n\n26 July 1968\n\n2 { SEP 1958\n\nSMITA\n\n- 1 Btached 13 2 newspaper advocate Dale published 12 S\u00f8ndags Axtuelt , 7 July 1968, 2 Rair dess been expressed other occaslons ,\n- 2 2 tel\u00f8viaion beep but not shoan by titla and group Anerican Megroes ha\u00e4 2 around sable in darx , sinoke-filled set to appear 38 2 cafe, danning white Aaerica capitalism , and Denmark , all f1ne disdain for logio 0r sequence thought\n\nE/sc/CE: Maria C . Halsb :ed\n\nAugust 1968\n\nDistribution:\n\nl-E/sC/CE\n\nBased on :\n\nDocId:32349118\n\n\n\n", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_e583161d_f725_4cb1_bfbe_db33759aade0", "filename": "104-10171-10106.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10171-10106.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nLrvde\n\n3 3 2. affaiRS. L-5 FURNISHED INDEPENDENT THis PR\u00d6LEM STRONGLY FEEL CaN 1 Jaa\n\n3.\n\n\n8 4\n\nS--C-R+-T\n\nOFFICE IS PROHIBITED.\n\n\nCopy Na\n\n\n\nINFO PRINCIPALLY 8 Using\n\n5,\n\n6\n\n7\n\n8,\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_707360eb_6ee0_4ae9_8e2d_12a5df9d7f42", "filename": "104-10098-10328.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10098-10328.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_64c02b30_ce27_4d03_9ce5_c583f9304cf4", "filename": "104-10093-10279.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10093-10279.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\nRETURN TO CIA Use Only Background Roproduce\n\n1/RR", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_dba1df6a_d657_4040_a204_262853db0cce", "filename": "104-10062-10227.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10062-10227.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\n\n| doc Ref/secondary(2) | 16/06/77 |\n|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------|\n| IiHYA-01936 201- 0177686 OPER HHYA-01939 12709765 12709765 LuIS HARTIHEZ 201-0525885 23/09/63 Ir HHYA-01945 19623 26 SEP 83 B1-VEEKLY Propaganda 050-004-122 163 | Ao 40 A0 Ao IP |\n| 26/09/83 NHYA-01951 763 AIIEHPI A HMYA-01953 02/10/62 HMya-01956 02/10/63 03710763 'lTS OF 201- 26 La 201-0283602 05/10/65 ORAL HMIA-01962 201-0054922 deferred 0yhio/s} | Ao \u00c0\u00f2 Cnh73 Aq Ao {P Ao 4 |\n| 16/06/72 Fh #FSM' A5; HMYA-01965 Ao LEITERS 42 | IP |\n\n\n| doc | 16/08/77 Ref | [P |\n|---------------------------------|----------------|-----------|\n| The | | |\n| 08/10163 | | |\n| | Ao | |\n| | 'Ao | |\n| KHYA-01971 | | |\n| | Ao\" | |\n| ASquez 'A-04922_ | | [iwh/3 |\n| 11/10765. | | [/nh/3 |\n| LIRABBI- Jt 950-500 | | |\n| HHYA-0197? 16/10/63 | IN | |\n| 18710185 | | |\n| HXyA-01980 050-006-006 18/10/63 | | |\n| '~013 | | |\n| HHYA-01983 6 @LLQUL GUERRA | Ao | |\n| HhYa-01986 050:126-006 | | Hk/REG |\n| 037-500 55/10/63 | I | |\n| | IN | IP |\n| #HY 'A-01989 SUB_ | | ciwh/3 |\n| 11 | | |\n| 050-16-003 25710/65 | IN | |\n| HMYA-01942 BEFERRED: | A\u00d3 | |\n| PAGE 18021 5 E2 IMPDET ci | | BY 011981 |\n\ndeferred\n\n257\n\nAd\n\n98021\n\n\n## BY 011981\n\nT\n\nHMYA-02021\n\n200-006-055\n\nAo\n\nLISI\n\n18020\n| doc FSM_ | | 16/06/77, IN | |\n|------------|-----------------------------|----------------|--------|\n| | 19/11/63 | | Vm/reg |\n| | 20711765 | | |\n| HMYA 02028 | LIGAFFT | | |\n| | 05/12763 E | | |\n| | 2763/ | AG | |\n| | 03712783 | | |\n| HMYA-02038 | 06/12/63 MNTY-0773 | | |\n| | 201-0325066 06/12/63 | | |\n| | LIBIGHT | 1e | |\n| | 11/12/63 | | |\n| | 11/1263 | | |\n| | 200-009-037 | | |\n| | 201-0733562. 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ANALYSIS ON MARIA SPIELO 207-0327270 CAL 07/11/3 050-124-021/01 07/11/6 LITEAR 1 RENEWAL FY 6 31710763 | | 16/06;7 1 | 16/06;7 1 |\n|------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------|-----------------------|-----------------------|\n| HhHV-12045 HHN-12052 HMHV-12053 2056 | | AEGENERATE/2 | Ao IP | Ao IP |\n| | | ON | IP R AMSUPER-1 | IP R AMSUPER-1 |\n| | SUBJ IN MEXICO 07/11/63 | | | |\n| | 050-126-036/03 22/11/63 019-120-032 TRAVEL CONTROLS ON ARRIVAL DEPARTUA\u00c8 | TS-187398-\u00c4 | Ao | Ao |\n| | RYBAT Recd 01 050-126-032/01. 07411461 FF 050-126-030/01 07/11/63 EXTENSION 050-126-028/01 LiMIx FY 64 050-126-026/01 07/11/63 | MEXICAN PROGRAM FROM_ PBRUHEN\" | \u00c4o Vh ! 1 Vh3/} Wh} / | \u00c4o Vh ! 1 Vh3/} Wh} / |\n| | 050-124-020/01 07/11/63 PROJ RENEVAL FOR FY. 64 126-027707 FY 64 | | Ao | Ao |\n| | 050-126-025/01 07/11/63 | | | |\n| LIETHIC PROJECf | | | | |\n| | RENEVAL FOR | | | |\n| LILISP-x | | | | |\n| Page 18362 | | | E2 | |\n\nFSM\n\n16/06/77\n\n163\n\nRef\n\nA(\n\nFY\n\nPage\n\n65\n\n18568\n| Doc 8475 | Doc 8475 | A | |\n|---------------------------|--------------------------|----------------|-------|\n| | LicQAX | 66 | |\n| | | Ap | |\n| | RYBAI | | |\n| | RYBAI Nov 63 | | |\n| | 201-0215763 | | |\n| | 63 | | IP |\n| 2072 | ~RYB\u00c0T 2 RYBat | IP Ao IP Ao IP | |\n| | 16 | \u00c4o: | IP |\n| | 201-0085613 J | H | |\n| | | AO | |\n| | | | EETC: |\n| HMHV-12086 200*126-090/07 | | | IP. |\n| i2 | SVESTKA . !201 | | EETC |\n| | 050-00u-038/02.+12/11/63 | | |\n| | 201-0735945 2/1763.7 | | |\n\nPAGE 18361:\n\n{;\n\n4!\n\n| MM-12102 18366 | |\n|------------------|----------------------------------------------|\n| | 16/11/63 |\n| | 63 14/11/62 |\n| | 515750 |\n| | 291-0351566 |\n| | 050-906-075/01 |\n| | 79711763 |\n| | LCIHPROVE |\n| | 21/11/63 |\n| | 201-0270072 EE/c 20+-0735598 21/11/63 Ao IP. |\n| 16/06/77 CK FSN 050 |\n|-----------------------|\n| 40 |\n\n\n\n\n| | 40 |\n|--------------------------|-------|\n| | 4p |\n| 201-0728291 21/11/65 | IB |\n| 21 021-120-012 83 21/115 | 0 'A\u00f2 |\n| 050-50 03/12783 201 | IP |\n| | IP |\n| | a |\n| PAGe | |\n| 18585 | |\n\n16/06/77\n| | 822 13712763_ | |\n|-----------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------|\n| Ao | Ao | Ao |\n| | 050- | IP JP IP SB/P IP |\n| 10/12/63 2u1023955 Ad o /03 40 IP 18356 | 10/12/63 2u1023955 Ad o /03 40 IP 18356 | 10/12/63 2u1023955 Ad o /03 40 IP 18356 |\n\n201-0242/28\n\n49\n\n(19\n\n'\n| Ref/ | SECONdARY ( 2) 650-006-101 /03 11/10/ \u00c1ccount 0f developments 17 | Oct /963 88370 16/06/77. 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BLOC\u00c1REA \u00c1\u00d6 AC |\n| 419355 | VAS L PRI LIEVICT | |\n\n\n\n\n\n\n| | 23/10/63 | | | | |\n|--------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------|----|----|-----------|\n| 1o | Tsd 0 | 1o | | | |\n| 22 HHHA-223177 | 201-0350663 18 | 22 HHHA-223177 | | | |\n| KAPOK Recd | 200-008-005 | KAPOK Recd | | | |\n| | 201-0206656 22/10/63 | | | 4? | |\n| AHMA-22319 AHHA-22320 | ReTURn 201-0294839 22710765 | EMIL | | | |\n| 0f | SAHON [L 201-02835!2 22/10/63 | 0f | | | |\n| HHMA-22322 | 201-0730509 22/10/63 | HHMA-22322 | | | |\n| HHMA-22323 | HHMA-22323 | HHMA-22323 | | | |\n| | SZAPINSKI AKA | CZAPINSKI | | | |\n| | 201-0059400 22/10/63 1201-594007 | | | 40 | |\n| HHHA-22325 | 024-008-015 22/10/63 OF | (HInESE [OMMIE | | In | |\n| | 201- 710763 The OPERATION 201- 18/10/63 | | | | |\n| | 201,0737472 18/10/63 | | | In | |\n| | JUAN ANIINIO_ | | | | |\n| | 050-126-026/03 0221/10/63 LIQUIF ! 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TSD AQUAIIC 02/12/63 |\n| deferred Kapok_RECD 2 Nov 83 | deferred Kapok_RECD 2 Nov 83 | M/ |\n| | Ao | |\n| | Ao | |\n| HKMA-22516 | Ao | HKMA-22516 |\n| HMA-22517 | HMA-22517 | HMA-22517 |\n| 201075188 | 201075188 | EEI IP |\n| | Ac | |\n| Page 19368 | Page 19368 | Page 19368 |\n\n14-00000\n\n3\n| | 16/0s/77 | |\n|-------------------------|------------|-------|\n| | Ao | |\n| | 1o | |\n| | | (/vm |\n| defeared | Ao | |\n| IN | | |\n| To | Ao | |\n| HMMA-22527 02/12/63 | Ao | |\n| cuban | Ao | |\n| 22711/63 | | |\n| AQUATIC 02/12/63 | Ao | |\n| 22411102 | | |\n| deferred 26/11/63 | Ao | |\n| To | | |\n| LIPIETY 0F 26791 | Ao | |\n| cuban | | |\n| ENRIQUE | | |\n| SENT To | | |\n| | | IP |\n| CUBAN | 'Ao | |\n| | | CL/Ri |\n| 29/11163 MATERIAL | Ao | civh |\n| | 7o | |\n| Page 19367 S-E-C-R-6-T: | In | |\n| 8H FSM GID | Ao | |\n| Mkxa-22550 | Ao | |\n| 019-\" 0S/12/63 | 40 | |\n| 248 FOR | Ao | Vh/c |\n| | 7o | |", "pages": 25} {"id": "doc_ea53c9a5_c9cf_42c0_a375_1981715350c6", "filename": "104-10170-10125.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10170-10125.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "| Unclassified | | (oa )ential | |\n|------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------|\n| | ROUTING AND | | |\n| Alpha 66-Dolngs of September 1970 | Alpha 66-Dolngs of September 1970 | Alpha 66-Dolngs of September 1970 | Alpha 66-Dolngs of September 1970 |\n| Los offlce | Los offlce | 29 September 1970 | |\n| 1 | 1 | 1 | |\n| DCS Messuge Center | DCS Messuge Center | Do | |\n| Dlv. | Dlv. | 0 {ree-lance reporcer/ | |\n| 7 | 7 | Los Angeles. Is there sny | |\n| | | Inzerest In type of 88 noced enclosuree ? | |\n| | | Encls : of He\u00ebt and Propaganda | |\n| Hlstory of Alpha 66 Pcture of Vlcente Mendez Icpe of | Hlstory of Alpha 66 Pcture of Vlcente Mendez Icpe of | Hlstory of Alpha 66 Pcture of Vlcente Mendez Icpe of | Hlstory of Alpha 66 Pcture of Vlcente Mendez Icpe of |\n| Leader Hlguel Talleda/Press Intervlew | Leader Hlguel Talleda/Press Intervlew | Leader Hlguel Talleda/Press Intervlew | Leader Hlguel Talleda/Press Intervlew |\n| Nazarlo Sargeot Alpha 66 Secretary General In | Nazarlo Sargeot Alpha 66 Secretary General In | Nazarlo Sargeot Alpha 66 Secretary General In | Nazarlo Sargeot Alpha 66 Secretary General In |\n| For retentlon, | For retentlon, | For retentlon, | For retentlon, |\n| F\u00edle: Johnny | F\u00edle: Johnny | F\u00edle: Johnny | F\u00edle: Johnny |\n| 610 | 610 | 610 | 610 |\n\n\n\nSecret\n\n\n\nUncLASSIFIED\n\nixternal\n\n\n| AND RECORD | AND RECORD | AND RECORD |\n|--------------------------------------|--------------------------------------|-----------------|\n| Angeles | Angeles | No DCS HH-21477 |\n| DOMESTIC CONTACT SERVICE Goorgo 2268 | DOMESTIC CONTACT SERVICE Goorgo 2268 | No DCS HH-21477 |\n| THRU: Do/DcsL | | No DCS HH-21477 |\n| | 8 0u | No DCS HH-21477 |\n| 7 | D | No DCS HH-21477 |\n| | 8 9 | No DCS HH-21477 |\n| 10. | | No DCS HH-21477 |\n| 610 | | No DCS HH-21477 |\n| | (onfidEntial | No DCS HH-21477 |\n\n\n\n0 LA\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## 6\n\nacto de INFORMACION DE GUERRA a cargo de al Magno ANDRES MAZA?I@ SARGEN\n\n3\u20ac\n\nGRAND Ave. 9th STREET\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nioo 0s\n\n03\" d0 @clcscro 17 cc kbrll Csrorcl Vicato Kcrdc: y cl' =vor cuspli\u00f3\n\nEa Fyo, ol cscardalo procuJc:on , (?n pe:s en colpcar vidas 1a\n\nCon Gandos y plcyaco do ral 12, cr sino @c caca cl 11 su9 c\u00ed\u00f3n cconoalca y lcs Y Sobrc :oco; los Cn Isl quo historlco c:ajo ca la Libc:?cl\u00f3n dc{initiva dc Cba.\n\n\n4c 1a ca cortra los Guo ccsccn c1 ewviar Cuta. 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Kci; but hc: Latin ca\n\nIl:: Cusa positica; Dicrio\n\nC:sa 21 Jan.\n\n\nn(e:y cu (2 {c 6 524\n\n22 \"12( 1:\n\nScr.\n\n\npolicy. is \"{0 Amcric?n wi:h 21 tioa.=\n\nlo Coaaunis{\n\nis AnJr\u00e9s had with having \"Co s\"irca iu Js bail was Sci cplicsbly o lat oli ona licht scn(cncc\n\n{at 'Alphas svill nicaGs is on S::(:\n\nhjil cxilc they\n\nStatcs.\n\n\npolicy Ficl 03 initizlivc. Wc Cozs. {actor\n\nCes:iv\n\n\n\n{ athcr\n\nAnicle Cha; Nin\n\n{0\n\n{ho\n\nJour La In ard\n\nW 2 Lcc\n\n' (: ~m\n\n2\n\n8o\n\n4 Uc Slvt mird \"\n\n2\n\nIs 9; \"\n\nsio'allon [\n\n'hc Lav\n\nAnru\n\nIrn\n\n1o ain 7\n\n2\n\n{0:\n\n\n\n31477\n\nDOMESTIC CONTACT SERVICE 900 Koy Ext, 2268\n\n'THRU: D/DBL\n\nwa/clop\n\n\n\n\n## Of Beptedber 1970\n\n2 October 1970\n\n3, conf\u00eddenco Of In Loa Angelee , 1n 88\n\nand Propaganda HlBtory Of Alpha 66 Pcturc Of Vicente Angeleg Leader Andrees Alpha 66 Secrctary General 1n US \\_\n\nPleese advise.\n\n\n\n\n\n## Memorandum\n\n\n\nTo\n\nDIrector, DCS\n\nAngelas Offlce\n\nAngeles Aree\n\nREP .\n\n\nL-67}-70\n\nDATE:\n\n- 1 70 Intervlev vlch Johnny 0'Donnell , free-lance reporter , Ihe head Dan 10 vho 1e ecployed \"n accouncant ac of Callforn\u00eda Gardeda . He bas four daughtero for nelghbore Ia order to\\_eorg extra He recelve\u00f8 Bbout $1,000. 8nonth Talleda eppears to and Hell not' overly According 'to the L\u00f6g Ange lee Police Department, he has Box 1n nupe The No; 2 10 also 'an accountant He I\u00edvee In and belleved to be che collected by the organlzacion. It the of A lpha 66 to thelr h\u00f6v chey recelve, In Apr1l 1970 at the Embassy Aud\u00edtoruo \"b88 roney\n- 2 : of 'the of Alpha 66 18 Dr . DcCespedee \\_ PhD, the Branddaughter of Hanucl DeCespedes , the Facher oe the Cuban Independence uho In She the Hayvood Alpha 66 Rally 10 Auguat 1970 , One\n- 3 , The follovIng arc Southern Callfornla clty delegates: Vlchot from Redondo Be\u00e0ch; Lorenzo Alfoneo, from Pullerton, chelr flery epeaker, uho Janltorlal Berv{ce Pedro Sancher from Culver CIty; HuncIngton Sanches , Perelte, and Telleda flev to Sen Andreas Narar\u00edo Sargeant \u00f2f Mlaml shen he Ange l0 1970.\n\n- 0 Ba1d th\u00e8 Alpha 1B 10 Hexlco but Day to Amer [ca 08 the Cubans are that the Hexlcong\n\n\n\n2\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n16 October 1970\n\nProm vhat 0 Donnel l hae been able and dlacusslons Alphe 66 he anocher Into. Cuba cake Place 1o He vlll cont Inue us of vhac he\n\n\n\n\n\nPlle: 0 'DONNELL; Johony\n\nDlrector\n\n\n## 1,\n\n- Interebt Ip referent further 'olaboratlon 0 date vould Buch 88 locato conpected ar any\n\n\n\n5 .\n\n\nIHW:DO/DCSL\n\n1 d 30 Hq.\n\n\n\n\nfurlsh addltlonal 0a 1 for your Bervlce raqulreb0 roporcod.\n\n\n\n\nro\n\n\n## Memorandum\n\nTo\n\nDirector, DCS\n\nA\u00cfTN\n\nFROM\n\nAlpa 66 Actlvltios in\n\nYour subjoct\n\n1024-70\n\nDATE:\n\nDoccubor 1970\n\n38 8 8\n\n- Subsequent intorviovs vith Johnny 0'Donnell resultIng roferenc8; disclosed contact vith th\u00f2 Alpha 66 gr\u00f6up in the last due {inanclal Ho are depleted had of h1s look for ishers pay for He Vab unable to answar qustlons posod 1n refarence at this tine. Boon as he gets feot financlally ho will contact with the group and try to learn He has che complete confidence Of the group} they aro looking to hi for publicity, \"to tell it iko it ing publ\n- 0'Donnell said as; \"fundlng chanrols\" are concerned Alpha 66.doas its Eund raising, Buch as vith rallles, dinnerg and \"nickel contributors \\_ not knov of any single b19 money contributor\n- that to the attent\u00edon 0'Donnell, vill ba passed along to us by hin. Any\n\nE2\n\n\n\nFile: Case 55515 Johnny 0 'Dnnell\n\n[0\n\n\n\nTo\n\nDiroctor ,\n\nFROM\n\n288-71\n\nDATE: 25 Pebruary 1971\n\n1 Parlodlc chocklng vith Johnny 0'Donnell hurt f in 1024-70 oarn articles He 80 he to \u00e4nyth\u00edng that vill pay Off . He 19 not bltt\u00f8r learn anything the futuro regarding the he will certainly pass but he not go out Ing\n\n2 It forthcotlng , no other\n\n\n\nC-55515 Johnny 0'Donnell\n\n\n\n\n## SECRET\n\n\n## PROCESS ,heet FOR\n\nfield\n\nnumbeR\n\n4\n\nreleased\n\nActIvitle8\n\nL\n\nRaul GRAXJA\n\nSUBJECT\n\nNo\\_\n\nSure\n\norganization\n\nEACHANGES\n\nRequirements\n\nTrip Ropor\n\nNo\n\nTo USSR\n\nOhor Documont\n\n\n## FIELD COMMENTS\n\nHEADQUARTERS CCMMENTS\n\nPlcase\n\ndirect\n\nto:\n\nc/s\n\n3\n\n3-66.\n\n\nodilioas\n\nSECRET\n\n\n| initials | initials |\n|------------|------------|\n| 0.39 | 0.39 |\n| | file |\n\n237\n\n\n\n8", "pages": 19} {"id": "doc_3ca07108_b6df_40ca_bf4a_f650412ad747", "filename": "104-10061-10208.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10061-10208.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "CONFIDENTL\n\n\n## OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP\n| To | |\n|----------------------|----------------|\n| Bob Bak\u00e9r , FR/Plans | |\n| EU-6 | |\n| PBEPARE_AEPLY | PBEPARE_AEPLY |\n| | RECOMMENDATION |\n| FiLE concurrence | |\n\n(Rusgell\n\nJoge Januel Berenguer\n\nBnoc\n\nJ\n\n(Edward Lee\n\nFrad\n\nZusy\n\nRussell\n\nErines\n\nPeter Knauer\n\nFrancisco Chen\n\nWalkinss\n\nUNCLASSIFIED\n\nUseprovious oditions 1-87 237\n\nCAS\n\n1323\n\nCONFIDENTIAL\n\n\n\n29\n\nMar\n\n7\n\nSECRET\n\n(80)\n\ny\n\n\n\n\n## Men Y\n\n\n\n25\n\n10\n| To | | DATE | initials |\n|------|----------|------------------------------|------------|\n| | dispatch | PREPARE_REPLY RECOMMENDATION | |\n| | FILE | RETURN | |\n\n\n| | Daf: 3C COMMENTS (Numbor coch fe show | FROM: |\n|--------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------|\n| shon | shon | shon |\n| 2 | Per ow: tel\u00f8con yestorday, I an of for checklng. I concerned ebout York. tte the listad on :#he Drow | |\n| the_ protectibn of 3 as thank: M\u00e1ny | the_ protectibn of 3 as thank: M\u00e1ny | the_ protectibn of 3 as thank: M\u00e1ny |\n| 10 12 | 10 12 | 10 12 |\n| 13 | 13 | 13 |\n| 15 | 15 | 15 |\n| INTERNAL; | INTERNAL; | INTERNAL; |\n| 610 | 610 | 610 |\n| 44476 | 44476 | 44476 |", "pages": 5} {"id": "doc_5664098b_8398_47fa_9e3f_55bd7acc21f1", "filename": "104-10120-10319.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10120-10319.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## GOVERNMENT Na\n\n\n## Ofice Memorandhum UNITED STATES\n\nTO\n\nChief, Special Security Branch\n\nPROM\n\nChief, Overseas Branch\n\nSUBJECI:\n\nJohn F RITTENHOUSE (Pseudo OPC)\n\n\n#23500\n\nRe Clearance dated 7 Decenber1950\n\nDATB: 14 December 1950\n\nPlease cancel your security clearance dated 7 December 1950. The decision has to be considered a seni-covert employee 'integrated into the He\\_will not be considered deep cover, Subject was integrated int\u00f3 .th\u00e8 sas of 13 December 1950.\n\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_a719653e_85ce_43be_ba4a_e0374c0bd8b6", "filename": "104-10162-10241.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10162-10241.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n\nChief.of Station, Airos\n\nClief UivJslon\n\n\n## 1969\n\n1 Wth of his w1fe on howe Janvo would Actlon by thg thon roturng for 0 0f on pr\u00edorfty chon niore o1 0 for Tho puruoso ulscard tho 118 t , of but ratlar, to focus particulur cu bose dovolopmone We have Jookod 0 & such or 10 1 ) ctc fox be for 0 seaedon @[Forc Thus tlio focub on priorley Sovices woulu pro\u00f8@ng lovol AliBOuR would bo placod 03 obJoce of eo him he @:\n\n- 2 , cho 0f Airao gho 0{ 0 Hhich our 8000 offor when 80 che councry. ing\n- 80 18 \u00e0nd w{fc Jn January 9 {hero {@ur end Sub ! ace and for tlo\n\n\n\nCONTINUATION OF DISPATCH\n\n11473\n\nagaln and Instigato a second meoting soon after Subject returns honc sluce tlcre uther uccess for of our dir:ct Staffer contect cruc{a] In thc taruottlng procoduro\\_ Througl the Adventagos of droct should bo to 9 good (or lack cloroo[) and eccordingly, dotormlne the Valuo 88 prlorlty able b of frow the thusfar to offor whlcl the Statfon couslder In tlolr In descrlbod 88 belug through Intorest In and for 1 , to oxplolt and to cultura] not for tho \"arts\" thon the prdbonco who Abbuuk 8 botl Ancriccn and danc opon the door to buile Bround 0 future Invltatlon tho of 9 January vould be devolopod noodod for chorough tho to pproprlare the apparont confllcts b\u00f8tvoou hor cad husbend , 0f froe chdr tour Jn anu tho 0 Plcturo of Iresclble for 0f cholr hosts , choose thelr poronal dlfferoncos In po {nc harmony ABBOOR for offer cho anu Yqur to 80 8 homo Joavo In tho 8 for rodowou could f\u00f8r to an chope thcuphce buf for 0 0f hor pub)\n\n8, 0 to In ordor {0 \"ruunJnb\" 8 concrollod In werde Crenfe 8 nono ehe 10 Hoye 0f 0 we thle . ploy be atep d Thc ablltty to monitor ALBOOR through thls factor in to brine hm ciosor ablc to provide the nccessary dopth to any human assessncnt of the targot and to \"ouserve\" 1s at and not exh {bit\u00edng tho offlclul end personullty dlsplay in publlc and otl\u00f8r Sovlet If aro able to expand Staffor contact Subjoct 08 vell 08 touch uIch to contacts Can be our him tallorod accordingiy. koy blm,\n\n3, the total offort to buJld up 0 lerge 0f on the Boloctod 88 an 0f nev Personality (PCQ) wich Jnstrucclonb for Ily Jn conjunctlon with Your dlroct \u00f8f should bo able to slowly bullu up Infornacon hJm 80 thet Tho 0 now but WG bolloyo It Bhould be Int\u00f8pral pert tho ontre fucugod tergot Sovl\u00f8t and It bo Invaluablo the 0f tho tho the th\u00f6 quostlons Irralavant no the 0f 0 The quost'onnelro not be ploconoal , but takon 1n be intorprotod the 0 0f; cho PCQ forverd It to Ing PCQ\n\n1a Your but 0f che Scaclon, Tle In to 0f the tho ordor 0f 1f our cholco 0f 08 0f tho 88 08 any focub ,\n\n\n\n\n\n272002 MaY 69 CIIE DIRECTOR 50321\n\n\n## REDTOP BI OOEHESIS\n\n- BIOGENESIS REPORT 26 May DEPARTURE FOR USSR Of [van Rosa 140 {vanovha\n- S@UR\u00c7ES\n- onhard NOR HER OR\n- 60\n\n\n\n\n\n14-ooooo\n\n\n\n\"0'\n\n\n\n69. CITE AJRES\n\nBIOGEMESIS\n\n- DPoB 1920, DIRECTOR VISITING\n- 8 and, 81 Several VISITED EMBASSY, MOIEL LIKELY VISITOR\n\nSourcc :\n\nHA 94-205 28\n\nRce 1\n\n5\n\nRcadabllity:\n\nVcry poor\n\nDate (s) Intcrcept:\n\n16/17 April 69\n\nRcc'd at Prod . Unit:\n\n16 69 Nay\n\nProcess Completed: Ing\n\n3 June 69\n\nTranscriber/Checker:\n\nTranslator/fditor:\n\nTyplst:\n\nA\n\naquin\n\n- A\n- B,\n- Anatolly (VASILYEV )\n\nvery Mu\u00f8lo vory loudly ))\n\nan thelr convareatlon, (Roel 4)) tn lk nbout olothlng am dInner Jaokete, 0 not 8 dlner Jaoket, I, ((to bave a d [nior Jaoket)) 1'11 there are who thlnk I don't keop qulot about but I' embarrabood to #You chould that' all,\" 0, that when he needod be he ( (tho Ambacoador)) nald, 'Drlve over} well, 1t ((Short portlon unrondablo.)) 10 8 4,, Ret\n\nA, 88y8 thst albo do not have 0 , A\u00f8k #he Pronoh a Aak how 8500,81,000, #He doe\u00f8n '+ have C, dl\u00f8nfreed, bothor Mo,\" 0 If nuoh a but #By #No, rente ,\" It' wrltton, rent 1t, ((the rorulatlon)\n\nA, ard C, try tu convince each other the pro and con of rent ing\n\nC Indimatlon about. the B1tutlon and telle the Ambasoador 9bout 0 wlen they varo a functlon: \"I told hlo,,. Lf 1 fInd 8 dlnnor Jaoket, you w1ll Bo You have one , But he anked me I Bald, 'Yurly Ivenovloh, I don't havo one \\_ Ile Inter, you B, \"You ohould ((dInner Jnoket)) to be renentful, nn \"But the @an ((mnolenr vho, the Amba:bador) ) 10 Joalou, 8o that, 'that (?orooked have a ((probably roferrLn\u00df to C, add\u00f8 chat 8 not 80, 90, hnve a ((\u00f8hort puJo)) (Readablllty 8 the thoctrloal And an made the B, {llrte 8 blt wlth 0 411 poor\n\nbor vork She \"1f B, rotorte, normal , not (30) normlJy vhen I Adontl fl\u00f8d )) Ara ['11 that the work) ) \"1'11 Bay And I von' 1 to tell, 0a110 her fool tonuo; all A, Btatoe, #That'0 for tha Really? Yne,\n\n\"Well, Ivan d1dn't want to say anything 0: It thnt,.. It coacerng sort ((421 Anca unrcadable) ) \"Tlile 19 none of your buaIne:: (aG) and I'm \"Bi\"ht, don't ?ut/aeat 1n the bathrooml C , what are aylngi\" oontnuo , \"Wol1, \"It' none of that'0 the Maln thlngi\" 0 \"Ivnn 10 Inoorraot/unjuat toward you ((plural) ) hut you ((the Informl \"ty\")) unleretand how dlffloult for (30) you ohould work moro/lonror,, A, ropoat no70 of your 0, nddo, #You \u00f8houldn'+ bo thet Way , , be bettor,\" ronarle , 0, oontlnuoe, 0+111 have Por You to (1-20), but thoro for (10), they heve not doooryod In ordor if the B, retorte, that thoy woro bavo 0 But hore (20), do unaratand , (xa) 14 Blven; unaratand , 40 not nlone here, #hora, thia ona tha taath)) then parhnna Jha the But I wouliln ' do 1t Way , be 00 !Toot , llowuvur , not the othor perpon 3,, B, , you\n\n(the flfth the tenth perpon) ) and Iaedlately dld not (2c) It' Rood rt My Lord, that, At I feel hurt (but) ) I won' I won' Some+Inee I feol 00 hurt (xa),\" tell\u00f8 C #Anatolly Illoh, wben bo olean, whon overythlng w1l1 then I/you/we cnn But novf ohao\u00f3 011 nroun / And you talk about gratltudo, (She Bounde Inoongod ) ) Dvaryvhero there 10 (10),\" to oonvlnoe talk now Do You underetand ? It bae to bo dono Bradually, there Bort Rosa l ve (10) , for one dey, (50) tbere 6 Of that eaoh Othor, Wo thlnk, But, hovortholouo, 7 be at (30) (xo) Mo 0 hor, Iven.\n\n\nB, 80 1 that 8, 0 that Rove, how 80 toward hle wifo \"Or 1 should be Boounadrol? If Me Boounrola ,\n\nC are Ivnn, reoelve ((or, have nnythin; to do thon, @n Ihe oontrary, you furller from them aone nlaco, far away C continueb lectur1ng B, Attltude #oward hor husbind \\_ you\n\nPurther , 0 telle B, About \"hlch oocurred whera the that to make and tht they hnd not made the but had Bald that tho Ingrodonte had Bpollod , #How oould thobe nocplo do thatf Mbat to Rozal You have to anawor| B, Rake, Lat 0 But thoy don'+ want ((annwor) ) \" 0 to thom, B, 0 #Whnt happenad to Mhy? to When d1d wbors Ana tvlatod avoryth{ng A,' 0 ako;\\_ thon ` vhat A, 0 to tho Your #rlon You @ porbon fur A,' ramark'La unrandablo, 0 vary Barthor, Jf I dd @alka woula 8h0 d0 nuoh thlac novorwould 1f I Bey , vould be to do 80 Referring to B.' Btatencnt about the MSDVEDEV\u00f8 , C \"How B , Ihey heve euch then In a frlendly nanier. He hle have fouraone ! tho are (tbe four that \"ontorley ((probably about nnd fowl on the\n\nthen Oalw dowa, and have part Of fhoyll\u00f8ten to the end\n\nLat\u00f8r, and \"Sho beon 1n 8 buff In\u00f8tond don't tnlk thst Way. 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to be udor docter'u for problema wlth ond of nlcohol fJur accupl 8 and thon proceeded to chl 1bovt At ahout :000 MARGANDE drvpped LEVEIONE offored to prepare Btutod that it of fuvorlte of hls thut porlapa tha to Lhe Thlo to there an hour and ap8 cumo to llphtpaot\n- SubJect Btated that he had \u00f8pent uno 1958 ard that durlng thlo ho had had to travel The pouple frlondll\u00f8r, polltar H\u00f8 dld not Bo !nto detall to\n- Mexlco momorloo aro that he uble to truv\u00f8l ovor Lo know Jt hed varou PRAVDA corroepondont. Got\n- he had In Ecundor for unppnoiflad Indlun [luulu hald \\_ tholr pnduco al tha falr ard\n- 0, fur a Wua hu u\u00f8kod #ppll\u00f8d\n\n\n\nany specific prowlems regard the visa it boing he wa9 Sovlet . If the were the cnae, he hic would ralsc Lhe question wlth of (wtio Wu\u00ecs ting Mexlco ut to hold conferencc) \\_ SuhJect thiat 08 rubult of threat Due to cempletely fortultous met New York on thu excltcd ahout of' fvur Sovl\u00f8t corroBpondent, N\u00f8w York at tinie vary Burvolllance whlch onnoylng. DurIng thlu t Ime for booke frum SubJoct und 08 roBult have not boun ing\n\n- Bun although thcy mlc8 lhe are no In Argentine . This 18 the reason for In Mexlco hau provlalon for That wh\u00f8re :ubJect'8 Bon slurted boy ,\n- 2, At 2130 hours SubJoct left tojck would be At 2230 hours SubJuct oalled \"on tho way\" ard would pv\u00f8r 8 Bet\n- run followo:\n- Tholr Bon SubJ\u00f8at\n- und Bhe\n\n\n## gECRET\n\n- Ihey wero the ]ingulstlc abllltles of to the Lhat the Am\u00f8rlceng vlrtually the tre [ned , (SubJ\u00f8ct' thl\u00f8 polnt ucrubb @qulvelont of not to Blvo 0 Bolnt to th\u00f8 U,S. Eol\n- d, SubJoct 8 only \" parbon could really thoy had 8 qulnta to whlch they retlrod on Wuokondo but Lhat the W0b wore\n- 3, no' Web\n- He BubJoot\n\nfairly Cood of hiunor. Ilo to un\u00f8rstand falr to know He cleJmu to knuw rethor woll nevor traveled In Lhe pert of tho country. De mubic, heevy and conetant bllnk. new , wen porbonality. 10 muoh bollor,\n\nSubJoct ena (An Intoroet ocouronce wleh wifo 8 Joke and 8 he\n\n\n\nBECS\n\n\n\n10\n\n\n\n\n\nCbiof\n\nBuopoo\n\n\n\n\n\nsB/o/PT 6587\n\nSBa\n\n6z\n\n7\n\nP\n\n\n\nGLENN rbo 6587\n\n15\\_AUGUSI1968\n\n31\n\n885\n\nJpka)\n\n6 CITY\n\nAIRES\n\nRYBAT REDTOP TECIIS\n\nRBP: BUENOS AIRES 1184 (IN 70606)\n\nWOACRE ADVISES THEY HAVE JUST RECENTLY COMPLETED SERIES TBSTS OF COMMBRCIALLY AVA[LABLE CAR TRACKING BEACON WITHI GENBRALLY POOR RESULTS \\_ DEVICES SIITABLE MAINLY POR CAR FOR INVBSTIGATIVE PURPOSES AGAINST UNSOPHISTICATED TARGDTS NGT EPPECTIVB POR CAR TRACKING - DBVICES CONCBALABLB THROUGH CURSORY INS?ECTION YBHICLB ONHS RBCBNT WOACRB RBPLY To SIMILAR REQUEST PROM\n\n\n## Can'\n\n2 , VIE\n\nnY\n\n23\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\n0\n\n\n\nBUENOS AIRES 0701 DIRECTOR Info Panama CITY Buenos AIRES 0679\n\n- ADDITIONAL Has ACCOMPLISHED\n- ACCESs To ACCESs UP\n- UNTIL BY And BURVEY , THIS APT VHICH To DRILL and 29 MaY THE SITE No\n- VILL A8 occupant\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n14 poooo\n\nIC ,\n\nChief of Buenos AJ\"cs\n\nCharacterizatlon on\n\nIvan\n\nGavrllovich\n\nALFEIRYLV\n\n(201-250701)\n\nREF : 9897 68\n\n1 forvardcd horowlth 8 draft Sovl\u00f8t Personel Rcport , ebent anj Cleracterizatlon on ALFLRYEV Knouu AGb Officor df the (Latin Awerca) , Iutelligonco) vho scrved 88 corrospondent In to Uctober 1904 \\_ thouel the drafe 18 nct In pollsled form that Jt ropresents an SubJect 's 201 fll\u00f8, Ileedtraceg wsre on In Suppleucnt\\_ Charac In 1964 J oxcellent faally.\n\n\n2, Throughout hls tour In Moxlco SubJoct frop the Soylot wlth cho and tho SIIENGALEV s SubJoct' , 111 andunfrlendly won CheractorJzetlon) Nelthor dld ,18 have the Those ne dld Pronse 0f hfs Wa} 'pent In Ilo of (MLn) In rural 0f Tjuene, and Ile to contact ono rural rocrultor In\n\n4\n\nPJxnn\n\n6413\n\nDISPATCH\n\n\n\n53\n\nC\n\n1268\n\n\n\n\n\nRofuruncog:\n\nA\n\nBUENOS IRES 93 January 1968\n\nB , BUsNOS AIRES 96 January 1968\n\n\n\n3 \\_ A we briofed BIOGENESIS in tho oarly a[torioon of 25 January BIOGENES IS inodiately Issued Instructlons that tho portero of tho building ba Th1s accomp]ishod Successtully in the aftornoon of tho duy . Untortunatoly not hnvo Thc night a BIOGENESIS tegm \"nd BIOGENES IS-14) Attonptod vain to p1ck tho In the coursu lockhad to Identlfy BIOGENES IS Intcrost 1n apartmcut to tho ownor of tho apartmont Fortunatoly thls 1s wealthy and koy\n\nOnco had boon forced Withdraw (ALFLRYEV occupiod thc apartment on 27 we the tho targot and tho aportmonts which abuttod\\_ A study thoso bluoprints shows that the apartmont balongs to tho woaltly coopwrativo has maid's room Bharos tho wall Of the 11v room of ALFDRYEV 's Apartmont Wo to BIOGENES IS that thoy tho cooporntion o1 the owner 1n ordor that mIcrophono could bo Installod through the Unfortunatoly tho owner had dopart\u00f8d for Bovornl wooky 1ng ing\n\n8 , Tho ownar Bhould back 1n 'Buonog Bt and Wo havo Instructod DIOGENFS IS to approach and to movu with Wo are progontly work on an LP \\_\n\n8 Wo Bhall koop our you\n\nBdw n # , SHROYER\n\n2\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nindlx\n\n1 G\n\nTo No\n\nPAGE 2 SUJTABLE ASSET In GUICK , COLD To PORTERO , ORDER PRIGR 27 JANUARY GUICK un Hand FULLY EQUIPPED , and IMMEDIATE APPROACH ,\n\nUNILATERAL OP WOULd INVOLVE CONSIDERABLE LP , To BIOGENESIS WILL BECRUIT NEIGHBOR As MONITORS (as An 5100,)\n\nDo Value In KOB TIME Latin AMERICAN Hand\\_ Inpo\n\nVE VILL RECEIVE No RISX , And TIE-UP\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n\n\n14-oeooo\n\n21", "pages": 71} {"id": "doc_be36af75_9920_41f8_bc1d_dd8b9e237c40", "filename": "104-10074-10349.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10074-10349.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n0u\n\nRETURN TO CIA Background:Use Only Do Not Reproduce\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_7410b4a0_4f9b_4270_bc4a_df0a976536da", "filename": "104-10112-10323.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10112-10323.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "Beckground Use @nly\n\n21 August 1974\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\n\nMr \\_ F I. G . Coleman C/OPS / LSN\n\nSUBJECT\n\nFBI Investigation of Allegations Regarding CIA Activities\n\n- Reference is made to your memorandum dated 30 July 1974 and captioned as above , requesting that the names of certain individuals and organizations be searched in Office of Security records and the results of such checks which may be passed to the Federal Bureau of Investigation\n- 2 \\_ The records of this Office contained no prior informa tion identifiable with Security Defense System; Intelligence Services Ltd. ; or Advance Security Corporation \\_ Our records reflect no prior information identifiable Ivith Howard Gibson of Powder Springs = Georgia\n- Mitchell Livingston Ierbell III , born 8 March 1918 in Philadelphia\\_ Pennsylvania, served in the Office of Strategic Services briefly from July to December 1945 during World War II and has repeatedly come to the attention of CIA through the intervening years thrcugh his activities primarily in connection with the Far East and Caribbean ar\u00e8as He has a reputation as a \"wheeler dealer, con-man , arms peddler , and soldier of fortune \\_\n- 4 The foregoing information may be passed to the Federal Bureau of Investigation\\_\n- 5 . The following information from Office of Security records was recently passed to Mr Frank Schwartz Federal Bureau of Investigation Liaison representative:\n\n\"John Patrick Muldoon Subject was born 25 August 1937 at Washington, D C . He entered on duty with the Agency on 7 January 1958 as a GS - 03 Courier During his Agency career he became an Operations Officer primarily in the Far East area His overseas assignmnents included Malaysia, Bangkok , and areas of Indonesia He Ivent on a\n\n\n## 13 24\n\nLeave Without status on 19 November 1971, pending 24 @isabilityretirement\\_ His retirement becane effective on 19 November 1972 as GS-12 . At the time of retirenent he resided at 4305 Kentbury Drive Bethesda Maryland. The latest notation in his file indicated he may be employed as the Washington representative of the firm; Security Consultants International Pay\n\n- 6 Office of Security records reflect that an individual probably identical to Steve Van Cleave of Atlanta Georgia had falsely clained to the State Department in January 1974 that he worked for CIA in Latin America under cover of Coca Cola Company \\_ He also apparently indicated that he is known to FBI representatives in Buenos Aires This information is contained in Agency cables 30 January 1974 , and DIR-490860 , 12 December 1973 -\n\nCharles S . Phalen Chief Security Support Division", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_c0bd3ab0_e30c_4f0a_9684_63453fe6f04a", "filename": "104-10072-10046.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10072-10046.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "26412\n\n\":\n\nPOSSON\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_\n\nBurke\n\nND\n\nA\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n2\n\nADDRESSEDTO\n\nond\n\nMESSAGES", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_32c253f9_7975_4898_935d_72bdf7b04b8a", "filename": "104-10067-10046.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10067-10046.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "10/25/\n\nSECRET\n\nFRP:\n\nSTAFF\n\nLa-8 (292) FILE, VR , D/dcI, EPS/EG-2, PCS/LSF ,\n\n78 0701704\n\nPAGE 001\n\nTOR: 2316322 MaY 78\n\n- 2315562 78\n\n22196\n\nDIRECTOR CARACAS\n\nKEF :\n\nState\n\n129679\n\n- REF ADVISES OF To GuaYAOUIL 29 MLY MESSRS And ALBERT GONZALES , Staff MEMBERS SELECT\n- 2 OF VISIT Not LIKE Know IF AwARE OF ABOvE BASE ExPECT contact FKUM\n- 3 , SCHEDULD Fok 1 JUNE\n- 0 FILE ,\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nIn 0701704\n\nOF", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_a92ef58c_86a3_4755_8094_a45b39196067", "filename": "104-10161-10193.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10161-10193.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "104-10161-10193\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nTRAVEL PROCESSING SHEEI\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFIIE #\n\nSUBJECI\n\nOFFICE\n\nGRADE\n\nSIATOS\n\nCOVER\n\nDEPARTURE DATE\n\nDESTINATION\n\nA review of SUBJECT 'S file reflects:\n\nSPECIAL\n\nDATE OF POLYGRAPH\n\nCLEARANCES\n\nDATE\n\nOF CERTIFICATION\n\nREVIEWED BY\n\nDAIE\n\nCONCURRENCE\n\nSPECIAL BRIEFING:\n\n19 SUBJECT was interviewed regarding the following;\n\n- CKnowledge of Securlty regulationg in general.\n\n- contact numbers. (No CIA identification); emergency\n- 4 Dependents Briefing\n- 2 3 Cover story (briefing, nature and adequacy\n- Personal affairs to departures prior\n- Personal Conduct: (10-250 & 20-155)\n- Personal Correspondence while overseas.\n\n- 8 \\_ Assignments involving Risk of Capture 10-800.\n\n- 10 Other:\n- 9 . Defensive Audio-Surveillance matters.\n\n\n\n\nDate Checked out\n\n\n\nInterviewed\n\n\n\nSecurity Officer\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_e3c0abd1_23b2_464d_8c4a_0bfdfb0a0fae", "filename": "104-10170-10064.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10170-10064.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "| DISPATCH | FROCESSING |\n|-----------------------|--------------|\n| Io | |\n| Depuir_Chlef AHSA | |\n| of | |\n| AJSPELL Tour Of Latln | |\n\nREFS:\n\nA\n\nFAVE\n\n1448\n\nHLBI\n\n6911\n\nBOGO\n\n4332\n\nQUIT\n\n5867\n\nHEGA\n\n2900\n\nSAGO\n\n6577\n\n2\n\nSAGO\n\n6595\n\nLAPA\n\n5550\n\nI.\n\n\nHVCA 11,393\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDISPAICS\n\n\n## 2 ,\n\na Bosot:y AJISPELL tcam in 12 Fobruars 1964. but were to makc contact the local contact until thc Tlicy wcre to gct adequate ndvance publiclty and bad troulslc flnding spacc the About 200 persons attended thc cxllbit, sere attended 485pcrsons '5 obscrvatlons on local reactlon to the tour\\_ Ic te indlfforcnt. The AMSPELL teaj frccly admittcd to WAVE that the less than successful, the lack adranc\u00f3 preparations the an for tteir faflurc, It should also be notcd that tcam was not on the best of with of the Jocal Cubans , and fact probablj had a deal to do with tbe poor Bhowing. day: good\n\nThe showing 1n Medellin was better than Bogota. was lukewarm but thc dIrector of the Caracol radio statlon gave cons Iderable publlclty, aud they to hold the in central spot in the city. About 400 persons visited the over *a iod of and 850 persons attended ferences givea bj the tean, per\n\nTho recoived Kood advance press pXay in Call, which was perhaps one reason for the fact tuat the local Conmunlst partj was also well prepared for their On the first morning of the exhibit, a large crowd of Communlsts trled to enter tne exhlblt with the obvious intentlon of starting trouble and they were locked out began to throw rocks and \"stinkbombs Into tbe exhlbit hall\\_ The 1ncldent provided consIderablc publlcity for as reported 1n BOGO 4332total of attended the t. The AMISPELL team clalmed that the Communists wcre vcry strong ir Call and that norkthere like swimm1ng upstream.\n\n\n\n## 3, ECCADOR .\n\n\na Qu1to The team arr\u00edved in Quito on 25 arch, after spendin an unsucccssful attempt to obtain Fisas for Peru. QUIT 5867 reported the AMSPELL team rersonality clashes the local AMBARBs and the consequent poor porformance by the ANSPELL team, who comp lained of the absence Mf police protectlon adequate facillties for the exhibit etc, and departed just two days {arer on the 27th. One member remained in Bogota to hold conforences attendod by 325 persons Whiie accepting the blane for this fiasco, the team generally corroborated thc above story in their debrlefing by After such incidents as reported in QUIT 5867 ,. we are reluctant to recommend anj future tours\n\nTle AMISPELL team idered Guayaqu1l thelr an opinion seconded by Guasaqu1l base who termed it resourding success (Sce QUIT 5867 and HEGA 2900) The exhibit receired front page coverage in \"El Universo\" and \"Ei Telegrafo\" and they were siveu a lalf hour on rajor TV station, An estImated total of 1,200 versons visited the exhibit, and the spoke before 40 members local group , Frente de Defensa\n\n\n## Sant iago Chile'\n\nThe AJSPELL team arrived in Santlago on 3 March to coincide with the opening of the Latin Anerican Youth Congress (LAYC)\\_ The Santiago operation was complete loss because Chilean customs authorities would not release the exlibit during the congress and the team was unable t.o obtain space of any kind to hold conferences to competition from tle congress for space (See The team had been counting on contact in the SANHUESA , Jto facilitate their activitics them that the LAYC failurc from the Comnunist side and that AJISPELL could contribute more by remaining quiet than\\_ by actively propagandizing\n\n{98\" SJa\n\n2\n\n40\n\n\n## DISPATCH\n\n\n#as tlat' 'thc dId no thing. to) Thc cnd rcsult Cuban delcgatc to tle as h1ob An ama ish pian to quick\u00cfy .scotclcd the tagc prisoncrs 1n Cuba tcur tean arrivcd In La Paz 17 Harch, and afcr In Club La on 21 spa\u00e7c wcrc fnall' to open tlc ferences Forc As 1n LAPA 5550; nud conperformance on 25 car locatons In tlio with thc clos ambassador . exaicit at Thcator hos tcd thie Vonozuclan leadpg cxcellcnt covcrage 1n all four of the ANSP\u00c9LL conferonccs\\_ tho thrcc largcst rad\u00edo statlons carrlcd 600 persons excellent Publicity, total of only due to La According to thls denand pasgago with such tnlngs as a natlonal t\u00f2 communicat the sca for Bolivla whlch stopped all trafflc and on ing lous city, 1ng Paz , day\n\n\n## 6.\n\n\nDuonos\\_Aines. Tho AJLSPELL team 27 March dur In addltlon in Buenob Alrog on ce lebratlons tho tean had dlfflculty f to tlic dclay causcd by Week Kith the Of the 'Chanbcr of Ind spacc for the 6 In Chambcr Commorce thc cxhlbit finally opcnod on estinated 1,200 pcrsons on Lenndro Allem strcot, An and good publicity was also oedathe dur Ing four-day period, newspapers , AMLSPFLL In thc La Prensa and La Razon Jlundial, Channol 7 TV group also obtalucd Io mInutes on Panorana overthrow of Goulart as part Of 30-mInuto program on Cuba and the program 1s ratod as in Accord to ANSPELL , the Panorama four Thc AMISP\u00c9LL also held were attended small groups of Rotar\u00edans and univcrslty Btudents total of ing Holy 1ng tcam and b Rogar1o The team arrived 1n Rosar1o opened the oxhibit 15 Apr1l, after on 11 Apr1l Of find B1te due to the lack of thc cus chamber of commercc finally cane advanco The local \"Galerie Lbortad\" 1n the through an excellont the vlsiled the oxhibit dur conter of town, A total 2,000 persons papers (La Cronica, La ing the three It was open. newstour The local rad1o srabuons La Capltal) gave good publicity to the but dld not gave Bpot announcenents of the exhibit any additlonal publlcity. ing 51to, of days Locn1\n\nwhere c Cordoba. The AMSPELL team mado hurried tvip to were able to show thc exhlbit to an estina Cordoba, during tlrce-day s 20-23 ted persons was agaln very helpful in arrang local chamber of commerce local fng spacc for the exliblt and obtaln Princip and Cordoba. Good press covcrage was obtained 1n Log they for 105\n\n- 7 was the performance thc entire team reported that Jlontevideo attend tlc exhibit tour with onl\" t\"enty persons fully attempt to obtain arrived on26 April and aftcr unsucccssto accept ceutral loca fclt spacc In the tholic Club cons 1dcred obllged by Cruguayans and renote center of reaction the poor: rezeption and the thc nain thoroughfares Dcspite of publicity was obtained lack of good local contacts fa\u00edr amount one-hour show 1n the local press and the AUISPELL team the lucal channel 10 had ing Tlcs Ing tion, Ca many from on TV\n\nCOYTINUED\n\n094\n\nSJa\n\n[dition,\n\n\n## DISPATCH\n\n16,980\n\nCaracas Venczucla. Tlc in Caiacas on 9., haFing cut Brazil from thc tour bccauso of visa problcms Tho1r oarly arrfval caught contacts unprcparcd was not 16 that the Excollent support was provldcd by stat\u00edon assets and wIdesprcad publlclty was Blvcn to tho cvout, Hlowover, the locatcd a rolatlvoly rcmote spot and only 300. persons attondcd tle accordlng to AHSPELL. Tho estimatc Pas 400,500) Anotlior {40 pursoly nttonded ANSPELL forcnces Tlc statlon rcport (IVCA-11393) has b\u00e8en corroborated by thc WAVE of tho AMLSPELL toam, doscr1bes the typical oxporlence Of tho AJESPELL toam tlroushout tho tour the oxceptlon that local support waS not always 85 effoctivo 08 1n Curacas, Mas\n\n- 9 Enc losed under separato cover 18 an AMSPELL statlstlcal Bummary of the tour and prcss cllpplnge from\n\n\n\nSJa\n\n3 E C R T", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_67da45fa_a09b_4f46_8c08_40ebf89a6fc1", "filename": "104-10171-10220.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10171-10220.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "0695\n\nu\n\n- 1, Ip Paragrapb 3, for\n- A Ibat 16 bot\n- Ibat Cuba axtande fvo tbaf \"0 tbc Cuba,\n- c; Sbat DaxtIcos for Captro.\n\n- tbat fo\n- Hateo Scotf 10 to tb vould pot", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_f01f1caf_643a_421b_b266_beae46fc94a5", "filename": "104-10101-10124.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10101-10124.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n86694\n\n\n\n\n\n2", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_636309ee_f93a_4e2c_ade8_9885e572d97a", "filename": "104-10171-10047.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10171-10047.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "To Do RETURN Background CIA Use\\_ Only Not Reproduce\n\n\n\n\n| DISPATCH | |\n|------------|-----|\n| | 4nw |\n\nby Gonzaloo (CC-1169), 1962 nnd bad antl-Governmont 1n Cuba,\n\n- Souroe to Binoe Lenz '1n 959, und involvod \u00f8abotego ectlvity Xevolutlonary Stud\u00f8nt Dirootorato; Hle 06 Fortan\u00edll\u00e6 88 \"Cbarles\" Alborto 1ull6r, thie ved olandeetln\u00f8ly in Cuba Or rctorate bring about an in Frovinco, group\u00f8 tba of and and rooeived ordor8 to unf:e wbo In mon went thore 1n Bmall groupe; and bad in Santuarlo d\u00f8l Cobre 08 Once In that Bpot, the\u00ff reoeivod fnel Souroe' gro\u00fap, whio\u00e0 Jonsfated of tro oarloade, enterod the Slerra Source Yhen cbey arrived out\u00f8kirte Bource'9 car bv the milf but tbe car pa8 Fitbout any oheck. A few uinutee later thay real\u00edz\u00f8d thet they tried to An alar up, 'and they ocptured taken prgoner. '[ne oar, follovlng clogo behind and warned by able to arri\n- teken flrst to Cuba end lat\u00f8r to the Bonlato Prieon, wbere by the '[here two did ot kon be from tbe th\u00f8y\n- prl\u00f8onor lator after tbo 1ll-fated invabion Of Flaya Giron). 9r98 taken fron Had tbis insurroction boen about 1,000 would up.\n\n\n31\n\n62\n\nOSl-14,272\n\nD /9 - 9 \\_ 9\n\n23\n\n65\n\n33/4\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH\n\n- d Or the oallod the \"127\" 'taken; uource, frod, Ore Wab an whom no one knov that, ue not or Anotber of tiese 10 now In prl\u00f8on \u00ecbe de Year oapturod to 1n to militfunun uniform. but bullet wounde wblob Inoapacltutod be two who und Jorge Cruz 1n tbe Caatro 1n Tho letter hud aotually not involvod Souroe thoucht tbat be Lans were relonoed 80 be followed and loud th\u00f8 to otber groupe and individual\u00f8 1n Havana bo Souroe bad boen pri\u00f8on one could not the: papor that be no Of any or penalty. \"one\n- to the purpobe of tryinz to make but be d\u00edd not Durns and Yab told Yery brevo in and at momont; abided by prinolpleo. very brflllent\n- f Waen in Bonlato prl\u00f8on, he Captaln who bolongod to the bud: \u00f8tag\u00f8d an uprl\u00f8ins 1n Provinoe. Leter be to deetil and ohot.\n\n- During ble 1n he to leave Cuba more then unytbing knew that tbe varioug 'worked hurd, 8; great deal of althoush there not emong tbe wblob hed oBpeolally 1n Orlenta Provinco; the \"~3O-II. '[hio group plannlng to launcb an del Ro 1n Januury 1962; but tbey could not out the 1n the araa Cubu,\n- b. 8 member of recently and 1t that he tortur\u00f8d great deal and talked, Ae rebult Of hoube In Havsne Province, wae and found '[be oimora of and othor pozsong Bere Han\u00f8, gela\n\nBelen\n\nSpanieh roport\n\n2 2\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_0ed61a00_3b01_4f41_b500_bb4d2bc53d12", "filename": "104-10130-10356.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10130-10356.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nUse Do Not Background Only Reproduce", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_f76ae8d6_fce3_4e00_bf95_0b524e7ec2c7", "filename": "104-10106-10300.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10106-10300.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "IDENTIFICATION\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nAPPROVAL\n\nRETURN T@ CIA\n\nBackground Use Do Mof Reproduce @nly\n\n\n\n\n## Yurily Ivanovich NOSENKO\n\nNOSENKO Yurily Ivanovich a Soviet KGB officer Ivho defected in 1964 and was subsequently involuntarily con fined in the U .S . by the Agency for a period of approximately three years\n\nNOSENKO first contacted Agency per sonnel in Switzerland in June 1962 and subsequently defected in. January 1964 NOSENKO was brought to the U .S . and after a period of relative freedom he was involuntarily confined in April 1964 From April 1964 to August 1965, he was confined at an Agency controlled site in Clinton; Maryland . From August 1965 to October 1967 NOSENKO was confined at [amp Pearypa Virginia In October 19672 he was returned to the Washington area given increas amounts of freedom until he was given total freedom in April 1969 NOSENKO became a U . S . citizen in April 1974 NOSENKO was employed by the Agency as a consultant in March 1969 and continues under contract to date\\_ His present salary is $23,500 per year ing\n\n- (1) The legal basis to confine NOSENKO against his will was discussed by Mr Richard Helms DD/ P and others with the Deputy Attorney General on 2 April 1964 (Tab 1) \\_ On 3 April 1964 the Agency General Counsel Mr Lawrence Hous ton advised the Director of Security by memorandum that such confinement wvas proper (Tab 2)\n- (2) There are a series of lett\u00e9rs from the DDCI DCI and others to various agencies including the Department of Justice and the White House covering the period 1964 to 1969 evidencing awareness of these agencies of the NOSENKO affair (Tab 3)\n- (3) The conditions of NOSENKO confinement Ivere established by the Office of Security (Tabs 4 8 5)\n\n14-ooooo\n\nRESULTS\n\nTERMINATION\n\nCOJMENTS\n\nBy memorandum dated 2 October 1968= the Director of Security forwarded reports to the DDCI summarizing the results of the NOSENKO case to that date\\_ The reports are voluminous One Ivas prepared by the Office of Security and the other by the FBI\\_ Both reports conclude that NOSENKO Ivas a bona fide defector\\_ A draft menorandun attached to this file, dated 21 October 1968 and prepared by the CI Staff raises question regarding NOSENKO 's bona fides and challenges the above two reports\n\nNOSENKO continues under contract to the . Agency He is brought to Washington periodically to consult on matters germane to his background and experience \\_ Various reports are available in the files of the Office of Security which detail financial aspects of this case No final accounting has been made since the project continues-\n\n- (1) While the Office of Secur files do document the rationale for the original confinement of NOSENKO , they do not docunent the rationale for his continued confinement over long a period of time \\_ A menorandum dated 5 August 1969 states that various congressional staff officers Ivere briefed on NOSENKO and states that concern for his safety, as Iell as con cern regarding his bona fides prompted the prolonged confinement(See Tab 6) ity\n- (2) Office of Security files document period in 1969 during which a mail cover was placed on NOSENKO.\\_\n- (3) During the above period, NOSENKO Ivas allowed a pleasure trip to Florida During this trip, Agency personnel , with apparent Headquarters approval obtained the services of prostitutes\\_ This apparently occurred on at east tlvo occasions\n\nFILES\n\nOffice of Security files on NOSENKO are maintained in the follow locations ing\n\nOS/SSD (Contact Mr \\_ Charles Phalen) OS/SAG (Contact Bruce Solie)\n\nSUSJECI:\n\nGoneral\n\nHr Helas , Houston and #r: tha D\u00f8puty Attorney Geperai of to discuss subjoct case, Present Xr. Katzanbach sstaff and R\u00f8is.\n\n\nthe Hosenko case briefly and indicated that shortly Hould we at least considerod to. be two problens on Hould like the advice of of JusticeNe First,feel coupellea to begin hostile interrogation ordor to arrive a: truth respact the XGB vonderod what the legal posicion vould b0 in circuastances xhich #8 his Hill for this pose Second; ve would have to ba after that Wo could no additional inforaation from to deporr bin\\_ He had thought taking to apd to Sovlat custody Borlin tbis bas been done a nunber oE tiacs in ing\n\n3, 8090 t\u00f2 another country Bight be a consideration, Mr\\_ Ha \\_ 10 Jas d\u00f8portiag to 2 third country of the kind counter if froe in U. 5. we thore FBI roalize leforation which He and che arc of significarco because of cbe file holdings we havo but which an unscrupulous could use to This and it the corsensus. chat aspec: then dropped Berlin Nas probably the best\n\n4 , The quastlon of th\u00f8 basis for datention raised and to agein #hich Noscnko is in this couatry is hors ons under clusion ?arole vhIch as 3n adnitced and he bus not been has been parolod to the is responsiblo for uhile h is in this cow trf. This\n\n\n\nFOR : RECORD\n\n2\n\nparolo can bo interproted' to parole to a localo wh\u00edcb For dotaining hi for questioing: It was chon pointed out hovevor, cbat: if ho said be vished to leave the country to raturn to the Soxlet Union; tochnically not bo abl\u00f8 to datain. hie-further. thls evont, uould facod witb tha need deport hio quickly and quietly and for this purpose of arrest and .deportatton probably tba\n\n5. Mr Katzopbach to check iato chis and Hr: Foley \"ill in turn contacc Houston. turn discuss CIA Offico the background-0f on thoso Batcers,\n\n6. Mr. Holus thankad Mr. Kaczenbach {or his assistance and departod abld son8 jovial banter #Tho Spy Cano the Cold\" to to happen to #hen he started to cliab cxpected in Berlin, OYer tha: \"vall\"\n\nDavid E. Xurphy Chief, SR Division\n\n\n\n\n\ncc:YDIP\n\n\n\nMEMORANDUM FOR;\n\n\n\nOGC 64-0903\n\n3 April 1964\n\nDirector of Security\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nParole Status of Defectors\n\n1 \u00d6n 2 April 1964 we had a discussion with the Departrent of Justice or the status of aliens whose inspection by I&NS i8 deferred It was the position of the Department of Justice that we were responsible\n\n2, A8 you know, a basic parole agreement was executed by the Attorney General and the DCI on 10 February 1955. After setting up conditions for authorizing parole in any one case, the agreement states: 9 After parole of such aliens, the Central Intelligence Agency wild assume This means that \u00eehe responsible Agency officials must take the minimum action necessary to protect the internal security needa of the United States. The word \"minimum\" is not necessarily limitation. It merely means that good judgment must be used as to what kind and degree of action is necessary.\n\n\n- 3. The agreement further provides that upon completion of the parolee's intelligence OI operational purposes in the United States or if interaal security reasong 80 require) the alien will be removed fron this country through arrangements made by the Agency and, in such case,\n\nAPL Sepl 78\n\n\n\nLAWRENCE\n\nR. HOUSTON General Coungel\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\nTanuary 1975\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nYuriy Ivanovich NOSENKO\n\n- 1 Information that NOSENKO had defected and was in the United States in February 1964 was known to appropriate agencies and articles had appeared in the public media.\n\n- 2. NOSENKO was in the United States under an I&NS parole as the responsibility of CIA. The FBI was fully advised of the presence of NOSENKO in the United States and interviewed NOSENKO on several occasions in March 1964. Tbe United States Intelligence Board was also formally advised on 12 February 1964 concerning the defection of NOSENKO. On 14 February 1964, NOSENKO in the was interviewed by Soviet Psesence of I&NS and State Department officials officialsl and NOSENKO reaffirmed his previopa) request for asylum in the United States.\n\n\nER-69-5003/1\n\ntbe Central a9 amerded, mission th\u00eb aubject has\n\nrogation. should any information be developed de\u00edinitely disproving his bona fides, Attorrey Genaral\\_\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n30 Octobar 1927\n\nMale\n\nDlvorcod\n\nSovl\u00f8t\n\nCaucasian\n\n(Aka: Yuri NOSSENKO)\n\nUSSR\n\nBlue/ Graz Sft. 1 incheb\n\n~ 4\n\n\n\n14-Ooooo\n\nOS/AAS /\n\nMF\n\nW:es\n\nFarrell\n\nBartoe\n\nIvanovich NOSSENKO Yuriy correspondepce\n\nparole t0 ihis Agency'be extended an additional his staz of 16 Auguat 1969. date of for preciated ap-\n\nSincerely;\n\nVictor R Wbite\n\n{Investigations and Operational Sapport)\n\nDeputy Director of Security\n\n16 July 1969\n\n\n\nSP-1687\n\n1 8\n\nJUL\n\n1569\n\n\n\n2-32\n\nOXLY\n\nITERXal\n\n1954\n\n2~ 2o tha Szate 0f 10 Fabruar} \\_ apd 35. icfozaazion provides\n\nAs 2 assigncd fo tha of {o tba Disaraaeat Coaforencs' a3 part carry iatolligence 94 of cer, the in Gcnava `1n During Mfficials aid During U, bis\\_ distaste for desire obzain { doath 0f bis father with 12 the\n\n4 , Ia in 2s #eaber the; Soviat to Su\u00f2jacz dolegacion CIA in snca ia Genpva aad arraagod presDuriag a vitias USSR 9ad che operaticn dctailad agaiast U , said ha supervised o\u00ed sor ic3\n\n\n\nch0 and ey \u00e0OrX in af the and charzed Paading aad tiat visicors to ch# vas ae Ha ar8 ussR)\n\naad chat fd be csrae\u00e0 Conferorce , to shad aur\n\n7, Tbe d\u00f8feccion 833 6n of chosca such 2 for this ind\n\n0 11 Feb 64 Distribuzion;-\n\n{or Plans\n\nAdse Orig\n\n2\n\n1\n\n1\n\nCSR\n\nDD/os\n\n\n\n\n\n~IYTRAL INTELLIGENCE\n\nAGENCY\n\nOFfICE OF DEPUTY DIRECTOR Of CENTRAL INTELUGENCE\n\n1 H6ll\n\n2, As cko 40 as perz 0f t0 carry {63\n\n5, 19\u00e92, During t\u00e0c oEzicials 0f zo ai\u00e0 i2 8; 0 , for 20 o\u00f2tal ia father 2 seuicr official geaerai {09 in\n\n4, In a of Gepava, Eo Duzing 2 2 detailad\n\n\n\n0f U; gaid suparvlsed at rhe diroction Cbairzaa for anaounced USSR perarexcly ad (First: Boputy Chiof #oul\u00e0 be aith h0- praparod poltcical asylea Be u gation Plans che hiaa\n\n6 : CIA contact bas dutiss terefore is any ; of our\n\n7 defection dasigaed to #rsck ca rafully considared. Soviats \u00e0\n\nHarshali 5,\n\n\n\n\n## 5\n\nSovi\u00eb Swiss authorities:: 5 secret kere Tbe 'Stase no were made -Dub\u00fcc said\n\nCentraI thel capiInted\n\n{o5wis: with {e 4 he ton: 8isa?-\n\n\n\n\n## Lets\n\n\n## And Red Envoys\n\n\n## Defecor\n\nFewas:\n\nthat a De?art\u00e6ent reauest for acd\n\n{2 took'place possible'\n\ncane diplomatic fuss over tbe dis \\_ a?pearance of Mosenko Geneva, #bere had ceen 0e Soviet delegaa: conference. Philpps \"on temporary duty :ice) ia Mos:\n\nC? sesterda; Moscow been Cirecting c:plomatic at t h e ;Sviss, caarzin; provision to in:er to assure Swvi:s S:ates in on\n\nSwiss al-e2dy hJd rejecied Sovie:\n\nOa {e: See DEFECIO& 45, Col.\n\n\n\n\n3\n\nHinted I\u00cbsis: as: ment its case U.S: disarmament 'egotiator Willian C. Foster: and Tsarapxin another business sessior in 'Geneva yesterday at wnich\n\nIt also sas:noted:here that Soviet Communist! Party Ceatral Committee: has been all :this the\n\n\u00e0 uine posdouble{aeld nas: not: teen:overlook: ed It Uhc was stronger pectec incervew; fare unwas said gen-\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n12 1964 May\n\nMEMORANDUM: FOR Chief; Support Brancb Acting\n\nFROM\n\nChi\u00e8f;: 'Operation\u00e4l:Support Division\n\nSUBJECI\n\n'AEEOXIROI\n\nprimar= f\u00f6rrecord and will 12 Messrs\\_ Charles Kane, c\u00ebdical Staff; Messrs\\_ Kar SR Division\\_ the May\n\n2 was furnish\u00ebd to the Acting. Chief; as follows:\n\nEffective imm\u00ebdiately or as soon 2s practicable, the following Subject:\n\n\u00e0; portions trimmings; be exer silverware, suggested tHat atleast:two of the guards manner where:it could be-observed before the guards enter the room; th\u00eb\n\n(2)\n\n- Arrangements are to be made for the installation of adequate air-conditioning equipment to insure that a comfortable temperature is mzintained(It is understood that there is quite 2 bit of equipment available through Logistics channels. )\n- (3) Subject is to receive bath; change of underwear; change of uniform; and a change of linen for his bed.\n\n\n\n\n(4) baircut; the: shorter the better.\n\n\n(5} on: 12 1964. May\n\n(NOTE haircut, as something tobe #egular sch\u00ebdule aresto;bes\n\n(6} Dr Bohrer:will.visit the 'only\n\n(7)\n\nemphasized that wlifemain precisely andour searches the Subject until at leas\u00c9 Julr. It was siggested that perkaps wve may wish to explore some modifications in the assignment of personnel or schedule 'of assignments\\_ In:addition, the Branch has suggested that immediate consideration be given to devising n\u00ebcessary Procedures: be followed in the.event of an This should be discussed imnediately with the responsible DFO supervisors and all 'guards properly informed Acting to -\n\nBauman/ewd(5-12-64)\n\n\n\n", "pages": 26} {"id": "doc_8928f27d_6013_495a_9572_16f83ea3e865", "filename": "104-10097-10360.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10097-10360.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nREF A DIR 82999 3\n\n1 BY\n\n2. IMERESTED\n\n3 85 In 8 BY CIE\n\n13532\n\nRE\n\nCA\n\nTh\n\n\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_fe798303_1b36_4bd3_aa0d_20ed207ac4ef", "filename": "104-10076-10371.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10076-10371.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\u00eb42; lo\u00ebs; sR *7; 2 NR\n\n12\n\nD\u00caC; \u00eb420263\n\nPAcY BARR CITE WAVE 8923\n\nBackground Use Only Do Not Reproduce\n\n'AML {N 18 FROM @N 6 INFORMANTS ARE -AUDIL /0 GERRERA FRUIT VENDOR Of BATABANO; BY (FnU) DE TDRRE?FUL ESTABL SHED FROM RAD ND\n\nTRAVEC 0F To 1 PINOS\n\nSECRET\n\n78723\n\n'\u00d1OVEMBER 963; ABQUI 6.08: M NOT TRANSRORTING 24 APPEARED ARRIved; CARR\u0178 NG: ThESE FOR D\u00cb ReliABCE SO\u00dcRCE RERORTED The SAF SLA: De PINOS FROAEATABANO FORSOERONA PINDS\n\n2\n\n@TOBER\n\nREPORT;\n\n5 ECRET\n\n'DE\n\nFIOS\n\n3 TEN, B\u00c1TABANO AND WERE DE IHE{SLIP SMACL TRAILER 5 ZIL TESORO'FERRY SAILED FOR GERONA }\n\n4\n\nSECRET\n\n2813\n\n2", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_96ea26d2_d3c1_4299_bb5d_284701fdda75", "filename": "104-10122-10147.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10122-10147.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n\nFile\n\n24 November 1 964\n\nChief, Alien Affairs Staff\n\nSantiago ARGUELLES Izquierdo (AAC-11 30) #244420(C) Angel Manuel BEMI TEZ 8744305(C) Alicio CALAS Roque AAC-1132) #7371 75(C) Alfredo FERNANDEZ Martinez AAC-1l 33) #737177(C) Conrado FERNANDEZ Morales AAC-ll 34) #272300( C) Felix FUENTES Games (AAC-ll 35} Orlando GARCIA Duarte ( AAC-1136) #218729(C) Jobe Angel GONZALEZ Cagtro AAC-1137) 8223976(C) Guill ermo GONZALEZ Lazo (AAC-1138) 4733496(C) Jobe Severino HERNANDEZ Martinez (AAC-1l39) 8283744( C) Pedro LOPEZ Cristo AAC-1l4O) 8284375(C) AAC-1 141) 8284148(C) Ricardo Anibal MORALES Naverrete AAC-1l42) 8380858(C) Alberto PEREZ Martinez AAC-143) 72251247\u20ac) Manuel A. RIVERO Colona (AAC-1l44) #228117(C) Jorge Delio RODRIGUEZ Triana (AAC-l145) 8744303(C) Mario Andres ROMERO Ariab AAC-1l46) 8277933(\u20ac) Jorge Luis SILVA Del Monte AAC-1l47) #218751(C) Juan Cornelio TAMAYO Cordovi (AAC-1l48) #218752(C)\n\n- 1 On 24 November 1964 Bob Gambino, SODI50, called and said that subjects will probably be returning to the U.S. around 30 November 1964.\n\n- 03 2. On 25 November 1964 (ack Scanlan) SODISO, that the arrival would be in the first week of December 1964.\n\n- 93 3, On 30 November 1964(Jack ScanlanJadvised that all but AAC-1l42 and AAC-ll43 would 'be returning on about 5.December 1964 at midnight on an Agency C-1l8 .\n\n- 03 4, On 1 December 1964Gcanlan)adviBed that Bubjecte except 1l42 and 1l43) would probably arrive at Andrews Air Force Base, Md , 06 with tail number 3820He said that Bob Gambino, (Arthur Garza William Robertson)and Dr. (ames Fearon} would also be 66 D. ,\n\n\n\naboard. He said that the plane would also have loobe cargo a8 foll ows: outboard motors, radio beaconB, Bilence weapons , other weaponb, commo gear, equipment. TSD material. He Btated that James Fitchett, Force)32 cover, C-54 further travel \u20aco Camp Pickett and that Fitchett would meet the Customs and I&NS nen at Base Operations \\_ drop for\n\n- 5. advised Lawrence Flei\u00f8bmanp, O{ Custom6 of the arrival and told bim of the type of gear aboard. man meet Fitcbett at Base Operatione .\n\n- 6. On 3 December 1964, I advised Frank Braden, I &NS, Customs and hie man \u00f8hould meet James Fitchett at Base OpB.\n\n\n\n\nW , Knott\n\n4 Dec 64\n\n\n## SEGRET\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_46dff8ec_3c89_480e_a68e_d0e67b34f708", "filename": "104-10076-10116.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10076-10116.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "| ROUTING |\n|-----------|\n| 5 |\n| 6 |\n\n\n\n(pv", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_4218dcd6_6b7d_46d4_8b38_a1d86efd175f", "filename": "104-10076-10442.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10076-10442.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "DIR\n\nRi /an\n\nI\n\nCITE\n\nVAVE 9018\n\nREQUESI\n\nDR, VETERINARIAN RESIDES NR 304 Y:21 10918.-\n\n(PIRA) [3 Cuba: JUDGE. SIErRa APf; 94\n\nC (BUBI) 0 0 GRAD MO CMILRESIDES 6 11 13, 2811 3654\n\nSIBBLE\\_ FORBER (LEdo 46\n\nSECRET\n\nDOP;\n\n8\n\nYR;\n\nSECRET\n\n- RESIDES HABANA 363,\n- CASINO LIVING HIAAI 6\n- 0, SECUDINO 88 FOAAER POL ICE 10 S04 Habana RESIDE\n\nK GEXERAL Staff SKIP BENERAL 3\n\n2 BIUEK\n\n\n\n", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_e538ff6b_82b4_4d06_b29f_9d6a5fb9499d", "filename": "104-10105-10212.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10105-10212.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "To\n\nYES\n\nNo\n\nFROM:\n\n\n\n\n## Background Use Only\n\nREPLY REQUESTED\n\n\n## SPEED LETTER\n\nOffice Gencral (ouascl\n\nWalter\n\nLetter No \\_\n\nDIU /PIC\n\nA\n\n0}\n\nF .\n\n\nPrivacy\n\n'cf 2$\n\nthe Status Jate Privacy Act estimates that by 20 Aurusc 1976 . 1f there woild you either ilal. Matte,\n\n\n\ncc:\n\n\n## REPLY\n\nDATE\n\n1276", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_4ef94555_1d4e_4a6e_a515_032d4272a033", "filename": "104-10105-10213.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10105-10213.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "| To | NAME AND ADDRESS | DATE | |\n|------|--------------------|--------------|--------------|\n| | | DIRECT_REPLY | PREPAREREPLY |\n| | COMMENI | FILE | RETURN |\n| | | | SIGNATURE |\n\nUse previous editions 1-67 237\n\n\n\n\n## Dcu\n\n\n## REVIEW 1993 RELERSE APPROVED HISTORICAL\n\nORIGIN:\n\nAtlanta\\_ Geogia 8 July 1975 Mitchell Livingston Werbell, III None Given None Given\n\nDATE\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nBUREAU FILE:\n\nFIELD FILE:\n\nORIGIN:\n\nAtlanta, Georgia 9 August 1974 Mitchell Livingston Werbell, III None Given None\n\nDATE:\n\nSUBJECT :\n\nBUREAU FILE:\n\nFIELD FILE:\n\nORIGIN:\n\nSan Diego California 7 Augus: 1974 Mitchell Livingston Werbell, III None Given None Given\n\nDATE :\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nBUREAU FILE:\n\nFIELD FILE:\n\nORIGIN:\n\nDirector, FBI 6 August 1974 Mitchell Livingston Werbell, III Internal Security ABACO Neutrality Matters ABACO 62-108665\n\nDATE:\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nBUREAU FILE: FIELD FILE:\n\nNone Given\n\n\n## ORIGIN:\n\nAtlanta, Georgia 22 July 1974 Mitchell Livingston Werbell, III None Given None Given\n\nDATE:\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nBUREAU FILE:\n\nFIELD FILE:\n\nORIGIN:\n\nNew York New York 19 July 1974 Mitchell Livingston Werbell, III Internal Security Abaco Neutrality Matter Abaco None Given None Given\n\nDATE:\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nBUREAU FILE:\n\nFIELD FILE:\n\nLas Vegas Nevada 24 Mitchell Livingston Werbell, III None Given None Given\n\nDATE\n\nSUBJECT :\n\nBUREAU FILE:\n\nFIELD FILE:\n\nORIGIN:\n\nDirector FBI (Cable)\n\nDATE:\n\n25 June 1975\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nMitchell Livingston Werbell III\n\nWilliam Martin Bell Neutrality\n\nMatters Grenada\n\nBUREAU FILE: FIELD FILE:\n\nNone Given\n\nNone Given\n\nORIGIN:\n\nDirector, FBI (Cable) 24 January 1975 Mitchell Livingston Werbell, III None Given None Given\n\nDATE:\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nBUREAU FILE:\n\nFIELD FILE:\n\nORIGIN:\n\nDirector, FBI (Cable) 16 January 1975 Aladdin N, Al-Tayyar Internal Security Iraq None Given None Given\n\nDATE\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nBUREAU FILE: FIELD FILE:\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n", "pages": 8} {"id": "doc_1d8be048_4e61_4e55_8557_a11d364b3614", "filename": "104-10119-10247.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10119-10247.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nadvised that HOSBY 8 nevepapornen 1n off\u00edce\\_ Dast year, tad on Beveral and of her. 'tuck mobtly to than Sub fact statod tht ore of the HOSBI 1n th\u00f8 houpital fact that she had according to gob\u00f8lp.\n\n\n\u00f8tat\u00f8rl Lhat andther 1n Hoboow JOHNS)N hed 0 roori one uhon the Sovlat\u00f8 k\u00f8pt on month nxonth SulJaot Inclcated that ft tho Sovlot\u00f8 had attaupted to ppent lot of natlonale,\n\nWab qioriod 88 to wl\u00f8thar be haa made an unauthorleod of clasalfied information 1n th' Sovlet Unlon, to be [ll\u00f8d that he Jad not He Btated he ued for the poriod mant that he 0 (consultent Of to t\u00f1o Joint Oompogod of AEC , State and that be to Ehat done oonomio arxl the Sovl\u00f8t @nd that he had done evur first bocone SubJoct that, C ountorpart 1n 06108\n\nSubJect for on hLs rturn trip to the Un\u00edted States an] who authorlzed the trip. that he had long plenned t hurne' vla tha 1t tlvt ho he stayed over in Delhl for week to there olJec tlon\u00f8 to Itinorary, Ho stated that no to the oontrary , to the Unlted via and the Iorn\u00e7\n\n1 wont to Tushkunt ton opant 4 dayu} Sugon, Ilor: 5 deye; davs; Iug Voras , 2 dey\u00f8; Denver ,\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_12d8744b_3806_4534_ac29_6d393fe272eb", "filename": "104-10132-10092.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10132-10092.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n10 3010-104\n\n[TNITED STATES GOVLANMENT\n\n\n## Memorandum\n\nTO\n\nFiles\n\n\n\nFROM\n\nM. D; Stevens\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nCASB\n\n\n#351164\n\n- 1 According to Of Allen in tbe Chicago American of 6 December 1963, Legal Officer of the State Department, one of two persons inmediately responsible for. OSWAID '8 belng permitted to return to tbe United States from tbe Soviet Union in June 1962. Ibe .other 'individual' nemed the to Russie. 'Another to have been involved in tbe handling of OSWAID !8 case WISE, Counsel of tbe American Embagsy in Moscow \\_\n- 2, Abram CHAYES; #352234, who 8s of 16 February 1961 described as \"the new Counsel in State wes granted Security approval for liaison contact with J Foster COEIINS (in tbe office of tbe Chief Of Covert Action Staff) on 6-March 1961 Ibe requect for CHAYES 8 \"Blanket of NSC 5412/2 metters on 8 need-to-know basis\n- 3 \\_ In September 1961 there 8 White House. namecheck request on CHAYBS wife Antonia (Toni) Ieigh CHAYES, nee:\n- 4. In March. 1962, CHAYES we8grented a renewal of his liaibon contact clearance on 8 time his contact Jr\n- 5. On 10 February 192, HUMAN EVENTS reported 8s follows reference to 'CHAYES:\n- SOFI ON COMMUNISM: Representative Francis Walter (R.-Pe:) Chairman of the House Committee on Un-American Activitieb, bes scored the new State Department regulationg on claiming would to \"rifle freely tbe confidential files of the FBI, the CIA and other investigative agencies The man behind tbe new regulations which Walter clalms violate the Internal Security Act. of 1950, i8 reportedly Stete'8 chief legal Officer, Chayes , 8 Kennedy eppointee, 1s who Chester Bowlee wa8 Governor Walter regulationb they\n\n\n\nDocument\\_Number for FOIA Roviow o\n\nDATE: 29 January 1964\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n- 6\\_ Samuel WISE , Counsel in the in Moscow\" who is referred to above, may well be Samuel Griffin WISE Jr #74574, SD & SSD, who apparently was once 8 contract employee on (ABACIIVE \\_ State Department reviewed WISE file on 2 June 1954; and 88 of September 1962 was Second Secretary of the Americen Embassy in Moscow , At that time WISE advised in 8 cable to the State Department that it appeared tbat Bruce Frederick DAVIS, #352267, who defected from tbe United States Army in Germany on 18 August 1960, had not expatriated himself DAVIS' case is very similar to that of OSWAID; and like OSWAID, lived in the Soviet Union for two years after his defection and prior to making application for return to the United States;\n- 7 . WISE was an applicant for CIA employment in early 1953 end was security approved subject to polygrapb on 11 August 1953. He did not enter on and in September 1953 the office which had been interested in him was \"no longer interested\" On 13 November 1953, WISE wa\u00eb granted a CSA to permit his use as a contract employee on ABACIIVE in New York City. His CSA cancelled on 24 March duty 1958 .\n\n- 8 . WISE was named 8 friend during an investigation of the latter for poGsible CIA employment in 1952 WISE, landlady and social acquaintance in Weshington, D.C. during the period of about 8 year which ended in April 1952, was only person sbe knew by nane with According to the informant WISE was 8 student at Columbia University whobe address was 423 Furnald Hallfor CI\u00c4 employment in June 1952 because of his association on 8 professional and social basis, while attending Denver University from 1946 to 1951, with persons of questionable loyality. In November 1954, was of interest to project (JALIVE with reference to assignment to Dhahran; Saudi\\_Arebia} however , the interested office withdrew their request on bim, after Security advised of the derogatory information regarding him.\n\n- WISE from 1951 to 1954 attended Scarsdale High School in Scarsdale, New York, which was attacked by 8 Citizen's Group, which alleged Comunist influence in the school system. He had several questionable associates in addition\n\n\n\n\n\nGRouP dechasslllcstlen", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_191908c5_71aa_440b_bfe8_c5af823d67f0", "filename": "104-10170-10051.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10170-10051.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nDate:\n\n02/12/98\n\n1\n\nPage:\n\n\n## JFK ASS\u00c4SSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM\n\n\n## AGENCY INFORMATION\n\nAGENCY\n\nCIA\n\n104-10170-10051\n\nRECORD\n\nSERIES\n\nJFK\n\nAGENCY FILE NUMBER\n\n80T01357A\n\n\n## DOCUMENT INFORMATION\n\nORIGINATOR\n\nCIA\n\nFROM\n\nCHIEF OF STATION\\_ JMWAVE\n\nTO\n\nCHIEF TASK FORCE W\n\nTITLE\n\nAMSPELL PROGRESS REPORT FOR SEPTEMBER 1962\n\nDATE\n\n10/09/62\n\n73\n\nSUBJECTS\n\nAMSPELL\n\nPROGRESS REPORT\n\nDOCUMENT TYPE\n\nPAPER ,\n\nTEXTUAL DOCUMENT\n\nCLASSIFICATION\n\nSECRET\n\nRESTRICTIONS\n\n1B\n\nCURRENT STATUS\n\nRELEASED WITH DELETIONS\n\nDATE OF LAST REVIEW\n\n02/07/98\n\nOPENING CRITERIA\n\nCOMMENTS\n\nJFK64-25 :F27 1998.02 07.11:28:56:590031 : ATTACHMENTS INCLUDED\n\n5P\n\n\n| DISPATCA | | PROCESSING |\n|------------|-------------|--------------|\n| | S-5-C-R-5-T | |\n| Forcc | | |\n| JMWAVE | | |\n| Rcport | 1962 | |\n\nRcf\n\nA\n\nUFGA-5728\n\ndatcd\n\n21\n\nSeptcmber\n\n1962\n\nB.\n\n\ndated\n\n25 . September\n\n1962\n\nc.\n\n\nUFGA-6065 ,\n\ndated\n\n8\n\nOctober\n\n1962\n\nCARA -7019\n\ndated\n\n25 Scptembcr\n\n1962\n\n:\n\nCARUA-6994,\n\ndated\n\n15 Septenbcr\n\n1962\n\nWAVE-8311 2\n\n7\n\nSeptember\n\n1962\n\nG.\n\n\nWAVE-8356\n\ndatcd\n\n8\n\nScptember\n\n1962\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## CONTINUATION Of DISPATCH\n\nUFGA-6140\n\nAMISPELL orkantzntlon 1 n PIRUMIEN , Includng thc sItuatlon In thc underkround , organization; commun catlons control and Intelllkencc Sutjects arc undergolng Intell'gcncc dcbrief on a coi Inulng basis.\n\n\nb arranging AMSPELL Psywar 1n PDRUIEY ad cont Inucd 0n thclr normal coursc the vcrc smarting from thc ODYOKE con [ Iscatlon Of thcir as conscqucnce thc attack Karana Caracas on 7 for BETANCOURT (or rcprcscntatlvc) and press confcrcnce whero hc rclcascd an AJSPELL in effect served a notIcc on PBRUMEN and thc that nny shipp\u00edng In tcrrltorlal waterg w1ll bo attacked on (Rc fcrence F and G) and c Bchlnd the sccncs , however, rcportedly (Rcfercncc D and E) for su1facccraft and posglbly a basc to operatc succ\u00e9ss hc achlevcd quest to what extcnt Prcsldcnt BETANCOURT 1s prcparcd to hclp is st1ll unkuown quantltyfrom thclr attempts to ralsc funds other spheres thc purchase of replaccncnt they sscrc successful 1n Caracas (a Casc Officcr handling thc CEDAR team hns reportcd that one of the @cmbers complalned 20-perccnt in hls AMSPELL salary. (For a breakdown of AMISPELL salary sce Attachment for not\n\nd AMIHINT-2 turncd from Caracas aud to bo expectcd, gave 110 of the 'secret negotlatlons\" thelr outcomc On '27 Scplcmber along with hc requcsted a mcetlng with thc JMIWAVE f\u00f6r discussion of the AMIBA RB dIsagreemcnt and the AJSPELL situatlon (See Attachmcnt c) Pcrhaps thls sess\u00edon gare blt morc Insight to AKISPELL plaus and Intcntions but no rcal solution for the AMBARDs resulted In short AMISPELL polic} 1s to niold PBPR IME publc oplnon and brIng prcssure to on ODYOKE and GPIDEAL for action In the s1tuatlon within the next four months.\n\n\nTo Implcmcnt such pollc\", AJSPELL has cxplolted thc Impact of thcir 24 Aucust attack PBPRIJIE ncws ns wcll 'as Garacas Dcclaratlon Also they have 0 wcekly news lettcr 11 Engllsh entitled \"The Cuban Report\" (Re \\_ ence and about 1,000 coplcs are mailed out to ODYOKE offlclals and congressmen. Inltiated in late Ausust the main thene of this publicatlon has bcen thc Sovlct/Bloc materiel bulldup in PBRUNEN . (See Attachnent A ) fer-\n\n\n## 2) Total AJISPELL Support for\\_Seprener 1962 :\n\nAJBARB\n\nScctlon:\n\nSalaries\n\nOperations 7,700*00\n\nProcessing\n\n1,020.40 S202960.40\n\nb\n\nSupport\n\n$ 5,000.00\n\nAMISPELL General:\n\nSalaries\n\n9, 000. 00\n\nOverhead\n\n2,100.00\n\nOperations 13;900.00 3252000.00\n\n\n\n\n\nCONIINUATION Of DISPAICH\n\nS-E-C-R-E-T\n\n\n## 3)\n\nUFG-1572 \"Stntus of at the NIco Lopcz & UK , Sovlct Ass[ tancc 1n ma/ntenancc; Shlpmcn t 0( Gold Bulllon from thc Rc f\u00ednery to thc and\n\nUFG-1585 (As abovc)\n\nUFG-1607 (As nbove)\n\nUFG-1622 (As above)\n\nUFG-1628 (As above)\n\n\n## 4) Development ano Pleng:\n\nAll plannIng . phascs.0f AJISPELL actlvltloe Bupportod by JNWAVE.at tho prcscnt are subJcct to the rcsult8 of wlth AMSPELL conccrning Incrcagcd control , and , the Of to upport rclatlonshlp 1f an acccptable degree of KUBARK control can bc cstabllghed.\n\n\n\n## B\n\n\n## 1) Geueral:\n\n8 As reported In Reference B, thc mobt Important AMHINT velopmcnt during: September was the exflltratlon was also for s1nce 911 negotiatlong with be [crred from be and re-IndoctrInatcd by conccrnlng AMSPELL prcscnt status and operatlonal relatlonshlp with a maturc and astute leader and can bc cxpected to broad Bcopc JMWAVE-AMSPELL operatlons \\_ of b In the [ield, the ANHINTs In PBRUMEN contInue to produce \"T1ncherp\" on hand-operated mImeograph machlne In Havana and dIStrIbute about 10,000 coples monthly. They are also commltted to the collcction transmIsslon of reports and photographs on thc Sovict bulldup, at lcast untll the DAMSOY Intelligcncc operatlons arc bcgun\\_ Thls actlvfty 15 In direct support of the AMISPELL pol\u00edcy cited in Paragraph A.1)e above: The AJISPELL propaganda scctlon 1s Into four departnents to carry out thls program: PBRUNEN , Latln PBRUIEN Exlle Communlty and PBPRIME and\n\nc DIplomatIc pouchcs intercepted for JBWA VE by AMBLEAK-1 have much operational planning not heretofore repor ted. In serles of letters written by the AMSPELL national coordinators In exlle to thelr opposlte numbere 1n PBRUBIEY on 20 September , wag Indlcated that:\n\n- 1 Negotlatlons In Caracas, CoBta . R!ca Panana arc . practically completod for an AJISPELL operatlons base (Letter fron Bernabe PENE to\n- AMISPELL has lcvied Intelligence requlrements on AMHINTS for out Informatlon on PBRUNEN ports that can be attacked from the sea (Intelllgence Plans Numbers 5 , 6 and in a letter from AMIIINT-39 to \"Jesus Natlonal Coordlnator for Intelligence. )\n- In the Interin, reports on Mariel, Cabanas , Bahla Honda , La Habana , Hatanzas and Gardenas are requested. on a continulng basis\n\nS-E-C-R-E-T\n\nPage No 3\n\n\n\n\n## CONTINUATION OF DISPAICH\n\nS-E-C-R-E-T\n\n24\n\n0 pouch} thc Natlonal Coordinator for Propaganda \\_ PEREZ Diez-Arguellcs (\"Josc Alfredo\") rcndered 9 detailcd Agl t/Prop assets Thc dlstributlon Of \"Trinchera has bcen moved up to every fortnight, and efforts to: printed 0ll comerclal prlntlng press Hlavana appcar to bc Regulyr courlers arc tralncd for dellvcry of the ncwspaper to the provlnccs PEREZ reported thefr progress mountIng two rndlo transmlter8 for Aglt/Prop purposcs one Las Villas and one In Havana Thesc are powercd by {1o volt gencratorg usually found on small farm. It to transnit regular propram, probably entltled Trinchera Thc rcport does explaln what countcr mcasurcs Eakcn to prcvent GOC detectlon. Finally, PEREZ an Agit/Prop already 1n progregs Plr8s 9 plan for pvInting and mark wnlls wlth thelr organlzatlon abbrevlatlon, carrled out In onc opcratlon, synchronizlng munlcipal and borough teans for thc Job . As follow-up phase , largc cloth banners bearing the samc lctters w1ll ralsed or tcndcd 1n congestcd and photographs taken for publlcatlon \"Trinchcra Also, thc ald of thelr Intelllgence Sectlon, have penctrated radlo statlons Havana\\_ and are Sov/Bloc personnel cmployed thcre, practices , addresses and routes for commu ting.\n\n\nd an probably tlc {orccolnk scrlcs Icttcrs [rom thc Natlonal Coordfnators rcportcd scycrc blow to ABISPELL , clandestInc orkanlzatlon. Jore NEDINA \"Hongo\")\\_ Natonal \u00c7ogrdlnator Rcccptlon nnd Supply, reportcd Natona] had bccn 01s81ng. (Later repor as arrcsted and bc hcld at G-2 Ileadquartcrs Avc 5 1n Mramar,) Also, \"Juan' and wcrc arrcstcd In Ilavana Scvcral others went on to 'descrlbc sccurlty mcasures and rcport on rc-organizatlon of the Coordinator Comm ttcc\\_ Hc closcd w1th a plee for a Small shlpmcnt small arms for dcfens\u00edve use mcdlc\u00ednc and 8 full-scale propaganda effort 1f bc scntenced to summar} executlon 29 Ing Ing\n\n- 2) Iotal AMIHInt t for\\_Septenber\\_1962: $5 ,000.00\n\nIncluded In ABISPELL Gcneral sectlon of this repory)\n\n\n## Intelllgcnce\\_Productlon:\n\n- (Reported In\n\n\n## 4) Development & Plaus:\n\n(See thls sectlon under AJISPELL General of thls report\n\n\n## AMIBARB\n\nDuring the reportlng period no changes occurred n AMBARB personnel asslgnments. With the exfiltration of PBRUNEN 1t hoped that ft will be possible to WIth AMIBARB the unscttlcd question of We will re port furthcr to Headquarters as soon as an agrecmcnt is reached AJIBARB on fundIng AJIBARB representatives In thc ficld by local KUBARK Stations For the present it can only be said that tie AMBARB leaders are strenuously resisting any by JMIAVE to incrcase to more than eight thc number of thelr people they will permlt KUBARK to fund.directly rather than through AMBARB Headquarters in\n\nThe inspection tour of AJIBARB-16 to delegations Latin Ancrica resulted In the gcneral. report forwarded for your informatlon as Attachment D: In reading ta1s report, 1t is uscful for reference purposcs to cxaminAttachment E a repart #hich the AJBARB office has prcpared on Its general progress since\n\n\n\n\n\n{294\n\nCONTINUATION Of DISPATCH\n\nS-E-C-R-E-T\n\nUFGA-6140\n\nof the prokrnm As Attachmcnt P [orward Bpcclal report preparcd by AJIDARD-1g on AMBARD Dn cap-\n\nIndlvldual rcports on the actlvltles Of AMBARB overscab delegatlons In thc following Attachmcnte #hlch Hcadquartcrs may to brIng to the attentlon Of KUBARK Area or Statlons as 1t best:\n|\n\n- Brazll\n- Dollvle\n- Costa Rica\n- Chlle\n- Colombla\n- Panama\n- Ecuador\n- Peru\n- Uruguay\n- 9. Venczuela\n\nThe AMBARB Balary schedule for September 10 Iorwarded as Attachuent R.\n\n\nEND OF DISPATCH\n\n\n\n\n\n4\n\n\n## SALARY 1962\n\nDopondants\n\nde Pnos)\n\n200.0\n\n200.00\n\nde Ariss (2 1n Jorge\n\nFornandoz Rocba M,Lasa Fernando Jose A, Gonzalez Lanuza (Coc\u00edlla) Teresa aldos Hurtado Wolss Kercedes Luisita Esquroz Lula Santos Jose Mas Pamos\n\nSec, Goneral\n\nSec Propaganda\n\n275.\n\n\nS\u00f8c, Actas\n\n250-\n\n27 3: 27\n\nSec.\n\n\nAst: visas\n\n1\n\nAst, Propaeanda\n\n50~\n\nArchlvo Propaganda\n\n50\n\nRel. Intornas\n\n50\n\nfalephon6\n\n50\\_\n\nRol. Internas\n\n110,\n\nPropaganda\n\n100\n\nFinanzas\n\n088 200,00\n\nV de los Royes Alonso Bravo Angelica Hartinoz Gutlerr0z- Carlos\n\n1 Prop.\n\n\n120\n\nInfornacfon\n\n8\n\nPropaganda\n\nFinanzas Visas valver\n\n100,00\n\n150.00\n\nAst. Propaganda\n\n12502\n\nUS3 945.0\n\nLasa\n\nSec\\_\n\n\n\n\n\n2\n\nAllovances 0S3 825.0\n\nDRE Office and Hxocutive\n\n2865.00\n\nSubistence Allovance\n\n945.c\n\nKilltar Inf,\n\nUS8 4365.00\n\nRosponsable de\n\n\n\n\n\n\n| 2 1 | (e |\n|-------|-----------------|\n| | \"arlp GarcIs ~1 |\n| 3 ) | 250,90- |\n| 5 | Alda Rodrl -ez |\n\nPo .ro\n\nClera\n\nAlvarez\n\nFerez\n\nJose\n\nJe\n\nAntoalo acelid Cal uerin\n\n\n## B)LIVIA\n\nJose\n\nEarro ce\n\n\n## 1s0\n\ntotts\n\n2CC,20-\n\n\n\n2\n\n9\n\n10)\n\n12\n\n91\n\nnltlng\n\n3300\\_\n\n250\n\n20\n\n350.90-\n\n300\n\n0o -\n| 31 | 1961 |\n|------|----------------------------|\n| | Jor 'ersida ~October |\n| 30 | Ju llar: Oaante ~July 1962 |\n| 31 ) | Armando Jel ~Uctoror 25 Cu |\n\n\n\n32\n\null\n\nIt{nz\n\nArco\n\n\n#altlng to\n\nLc G{;roved-4225,20--\n\nEJuardo to\n\nbe\n\n20\n\n~~ovecter\n\n1961\n\nfor aIt\n\nIr:\n\n~Uctace?\n\n\n~~Octobcr for\n\n1s61\n\n1S61--- tin;\n\n42\n\n43\n\n46 )\n\n477\n\n45 )\n\n~October\n\nSalt for\n\n50 )\n\nPaslo\n\n1962\n\n20\n\n200 @C--\n\nCC---\n\n250\n\nCC -\n\nCC-\n\n250 CC -\n\n51)\n\nfor\n\n\"7250,00--\n\nJor\n\n'\n\nCarlos\n\nJor:e\n\nGarcla\n\nRole:do Eernende:\n\n:estor\n\nSixto\n\n\n| | Ra facl Fresreda 1961 ~275 C\u00ea- |\n|----|----------------------------------|\n| | Joge Go:zalez Lloronto Sevcclor |\n| 58 | Lorenzo \"artln Rodrlguer 1961- |\n| | ~June 1961 |\n| ec | Ricardo ~ay |\n| 61 | Celer 1962 Roberto |\n| | Pro;o 1961 |\n\nTO'AL\n\nL\n\nFI:AECB\n\n\n\n\n\nr?cc:;t Je tn0 : il [2 rea22\n\n20 \"0 \"c Ji s\u00ffste: 2.: t:e 3; 1,599 Juno , {1 At.at\n\nPerjor 2e le ~c 1t 12 (t.c; o:\n\n1 , 560 d:rir ula 42 201\n\n2c Jel 49 [::c 2 'cr,\n\n\n\nmarcho\n\n'1\"e Mlet Cilcckod \"P, t:c; 0 [ : J t.em taea\n\n3\n\n\n\n- he by te of he fou' by X,; FYA 168 of tbo tha\n- 38 for holvod for the Idup obangod\n- for reralutlonary BIlor fowr\n- 1 The be ana polley probobly ~@ptacoo\n- Afser four Bontho, Of volfo any 8/0 and\n- polloy be Influenood by of Publlo Bna partly bocauao UPIOFAL 1, by 0f vho Porlor plnke or Tb\u00f8 bakan IIOML\"S ,\n- 0 the Yatloan for be hkb arrankou Of 1n th\" re Yorla adyanu {has or ro loager 08 an for cha tolal th\u00f8 Churob 888 Of ther [or\n- 0 of helr or and They feol r.Borf to thot o\"nlcn brlng un ar for 1p the Latin be avaro and urgod to Bup;ort an aot100, vould Juch nolloy and vould not be or to or vould bo fore Thoj 18 dY Polloy burdened J burauoro the and of conlributo polioy ha\n\nsise\n\n4 3\n\nTipTop '8 ,\n\nIlarold n,\n\n- 1 The to olnrlfy chs and vIth rerlaved, not Pny b Ir to t the proJ\"ot (ina np t be an follovlng at vorkable gro\n- bo by A'SPELL on fufuro noy Btntlon atua 9u0 ,\n- b A'HARRS for Onntaot be by and an\n- Ro tho {our pand hnve 4 80 18 to bo vhore e8ob 0a80 dooldca upon, Ing\n- 2, thle upon returd of oan 80 nade,\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\nLutIn\n\n- re; 19 tale 1 2 receil to currca fr c:e tuo\n\nIn eaafer tae unjerstandln; polnts, #1ll 0utlIne tae t.le in te; Yere\n\n:cCial\n\n9 t ve:czuela 13 present be 3 jele rcucned t.e of tne tae: 2~ are follo.i\n\n1, It 13 sroblers\n\n- <;-Ir\n- 3,labor Intelllsently plan\n\nat #enezuela succeeded In 5s Cae elezensa and {desls oure cen19 is 9t central cltj it :e rc J; the In Jns ,\n\n; tae ce:ilrul 2 : Jrer or 3f t:e Lorenz) Ferez ure In Cerac: 9 luats fpr 50 tne rujlj broajcast (1t 1s errecte taat sen barn Molotsv rudlo 9tat:sn 6:e\n\nIne {1eld 1s vItal ~t crese: b:e 19 tocelly\n\n\"e tie b; [o tae Crfztlan soclal Farty eccleslascIcel Jf t:iese last veci 541 for are ene ve:. : 35 a:.d t2 jisclpllce senercl 22 jaj sre 1 cicse ce:rs by C.e fars tie 2:elar Jz Lc presen: Yererecelvej cer:: thoir e c011 3:.16r 13 e JuVe snl; Ju t ne\n\n\n## E.\n\n\nae bal\u00e4nce by tae Sele at1s? Ical reatl; 2. ade \"25 1s ceen\n\n\n\nbv thc Ccrt:-: 0: :cl t ?ns , In other tf 'n ~11 fts vIsfts 1 to of forlorness\n\n\n## C,-\n\n5 huvc f:: in It ~ctu lly h-s ~ clrficlds ne-r future all the 'e these 1n ord `r e of receirisg thca,\n\nto 322 from Cest: In next\n\n3 Increase\n\nSpreading\n\n\n\n'ict'ul C.c\n\n3\" s{ tuutlvn tne irusll, wu ut 'Je :.e lubor 202\n\n;n 3 , aJccee:su lubor\n\n2: 29e 2: tae 2[\n\n- 1 , tue 211 t:e\n\nvol: In 0i re 1 ir lens 1s erc Jncerla;, 24 ccJ:;Jalc Jaicu cae fo Cue en placej Ir ~Ivin; it iiccle cven Inald\u00f8 11 ,\n\nJ:e at been real d be botter.\n\n\n- 1 Zae nelj ar: tae even 299 cfrerc cne (a: \"J caey e) ,\n\nEsudianiil t:c tae recencl; 4 to e8c , c lu ! L:le 9 Caturlaa luncj !a ta0\n\nve lc In te es t: {uve tae t:: 2 CJ229 1: {: 43 1: c: Ji 5 ! :\n\n2 Jr For :\n\nse::ce Je:er 2: arc,\n\n2\n\n\n\nt:e raxt vlelt\n\n3. Cue Of tue\n\n4.- ittulriln; O[\n\n6 . IntcnJlfy t..e t.e srder tv tne {2 tne our\n\n\n\n\n\nt:o Jele 19 ;e 2 2; {n L.:e ut\n\n- 1 I: one tae 2 cotaln; i uc 1c Je t:e 2i ut naul 2 { 4e reac:ed tae Ir:\n\nore lubor tue clty\n\n\" 28 9 rejult fullure ca:: se\n\n- 1, iil 22 1 Vlu 1lu[r (u\"vIce ;n t:c Jf tau 2 tae be tJ Jcl jwulcated 2 2 \"auna-\n- 2 Jl1 caxe 2a Jf entlrelz Itea 13\n\nrr 22 tie\n\n4\n\ntne wnIcn tic J1 acc tarju t t:c In belng by sonzalez currled In Faolj \"1ll be well \u20ac 9'1 tnc trscea lun be 49 9p2n\n\n\n\n\n\nL\n\n\n## of\n\n255 Deleratos In i: Koato;ldco for 2n] half they are to proaises to 'c iust hsvc proc!rc:l Ip to tue rresent of cts 1t rcsults to ?\"bl!c oplafon on 1s somevhat exthe ans heen out on stay ?t Ururuay, for the electlons hld on next trrouch. Thu; Jfficult to t\"rn t: of te Cuban problcm, ever 1n {? the has 'orked out 2 1ast for one roath cna nct; 'Jhile I 100,Coo of cxhorting people to 4'e troops In Cuba thc took place ta 8th of Septcrbcr In orcanized \"he Jel e ratlon to bulletin 4c sent to Zad to polltical, civic, end tn:?ug cltles of orde? to t:e alrc:jy thc:e\n\n\u00edr ficld, ton 1s strivinc to to achevo {0 the \" of Ity front an! thus out 'hlc\" control fully 0: PGUU , \u00c9ty\n\n\n## 3.\n\n\nde:ciencfes of the Delcc ti-n be 25. nt to t: f-ct th-t h-s becn for ~nly thls does to see cle-rly ?nd In 1 t:c Delccatisn 15 at prcscnt rscess for Its deficiercles c-arot bc fully obs.rved in\n\n\n## C .\n\n\nThe D? ~t Urucua? h-s belleve be the next fe In to ne ,5 the bro-dc:st cublic ~nj\n\n\n\nthe 1s of that Intercstcd cre the ( t1l\n\n\n\n\n\n22\n\n1 4\n\n4s n?\" {t 4 {r 4 st an 27 !{n 2r \"at\", f' re \"st 1! { n 1e 2 42 41\n\n{on ~1c? taen 21 1 292 1s\n\n\n## C.\n\n\n1t {n 2e 'n\n\n- 2 ic 2?\n\n- 2 2 211 ~1 2,\n- Ing 12?\n\n- t?\n\n- f\\_ {0\n\n\n\n\n\nthe Labor Hovor; 1f take Bccomt accoapllobed 1n 90 to tbe neer of.\n\n\nInternatlonal Belatons bss berp for the or fo It 18 not ta\u00f8k to organlse 1n 1 bas outslde tho bordere of for cb DR5', Vere to 5 5\n\n- cen be no doubt has been abort tbet only our conld the He can cocptless to our There for otbere ubo and otbors trutb tbrougtt Dany\n- Aaerca Strdento, bav\n- tbe redonstruction of torards tbe oars our a Cate, out\n\n\n\n\n\nbe tbat thelr our patlent, but oroct, pooplo, Bectfon 1n the dovolop Pont tbey tbe tho 'Raculty o +o coordinatc arrlvod 0n tbo\n\nthe Internatlonal ground Ra8 80 thought bad Bont the Chancollars' abgenbly Bca, and #tb Btudent Ln tbee 88 epd Eduardo Mund s Bent Purposo to the Presld\u00f8nt of Johp F. Konnody. Rcbard Codudn 80 It Studante tbe people of owr contipent , and duxng Hore entroly rostrlpod the devolopsent of our rduce to Cobta Co, pactlcally, rocolred no and Our D\n\non tbe 17 ta oI Aprll, tb\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n0\n\n89 leador Ltil faco batte tho our plan boban\n\nDr for avold tbe arbausia our Cau8o, tbe 1a Donocraola thaf Dalogatlon bolling 8 the\n\nbav accorulshod, f3 Latin\n\nYarlo Qr Urugs\n\nBent of 85 owr bgnnlng 1 roeults of the continent plajd 1n fevor dd the Bc 0 ston\u00f2s vept on the day of Btrlke for ODe 80 tbat 829, Panaps; dor, Porv, 8;\n\n\n\n\n\nbe bad 000n 8 onor caugh 1n Ho tho campalo adler ) had 1n L tn tbe Datlono Of ubat to achleve pan bold, It \"a8 docdod thatpermanont bov Onfortunataly, tbo polnte tbo plan @fter the roabon for 89 Jabor nocobsary the polnte onoe been rojoctod) and bogn' to dovolop plan througb the tbo\n\n- be\n- our Cau8o,\n\nDologatlon Costa Yenerzela Hadco, Bollve Brezl Pana and Brasl tban neods not 1t .would tako ovident facts tbo aportanco and the the labor 1n tbo plan fora Perv, Chilo dor,\n\nAt (C3 datall later .0n thlo roport , 1a8 Cuban 4 alnost all tbo Latin the aro\n\n\n\n- than probent at 16,\n- for faior 4 appoalod\n- 4 1n the Pond oplnlon 1n favor 0 Unfortunatolj, our dear Juan 1n of bof\u00f6re percy all places of tbe roacbod Castro epd boforo tbo Socrotary OI could for had pronlsod eocount on tbe labor accoaplshod for campalm and for in favor 10 fLlod 1n Cuba,\n- outlook, thio labor one thrugh by our Dole our bave ordor to tbe out fro\u00e0 tho poslcl:n #hcb catrol and to attain 1n studont oloctlons actual doserv to aocoupliabe by 1n to acoordng to tho aract of leadero drectlon of Ihe labor accocpllahed by our ab Benezuala been perhap\u00f8 the of ( ) and have the Un verolty and bavo aven rocefved bao Un\u00edvers{tarle op tho Jabor. carrled dtb tbe Confederaclon Unlvarelterfa de Bollvla tho del Poni, they dent, Santo\n- @ysten OI propaganda one tbo Our Jabr 80 1ntensfv tbat 8 to and froquently pibll\u00f8hes articles tbe DPEalso the Interpatl-nal UPI, NP, ):bave publisked cable related Por tho botter understandng or\n\n8,\n\n\n\npubll\u00f8hod tbe one about @nd and &ret amount Of\n\npropaganda uhlch bad Lre the Of tbough not 1n 0f the DRE . do aro @dltcd and albo pobtere the apount\n\nhae rce\"\n\npara tovoluclon \"Quo 88 el DP5\" al0 od\u00edt\u00f8d prInted Prop Bt\n\nHondurag, fbe 30 by Rado Carlbe.:\n\nCoete Ibo broadcast three by Vos de 1a Vlctor'\n\nweek by onco\n\nIrinchera\" by rado #Amauca\" radio\n\nPbotographlc propaganda\\_\n\nIbore can be the tbe Ibe terlal to the Deleetuns for for propagnd, Cuba,\n\n\n\ngreet vore dy Thub , tbe ere end boon Geat,\n\nrcelved Dologatlons the Hell 1n Honteridoo, 8 placo 588 rocavad wa8 al80 dostroy\u00f8d 1n Hontovidoo, and atudente Yenesuela bave been trainod, to publlo oplnlon ths purpose\\_ Ia Varcba del Sflencion to be carrled through 1n ctles to the @onference and protestd for tha trul aatonlehl\u00df. In Bolvla tban 2,000 p\u00f8ople In Peru pore vere 1n Honduras , Panana to the Cbancollors countrles 88 to tbe labor of propaganda that would 'take Confe rence group\u00f8. Ibe by Juan Y, Salvat, Garcla Chacan, Jose Varla BrestoPorpandes coupogod only by Bdpardo Costa press conf\u00f8rences of In Urugua, the flrat pbotogreph exhlbtlon vere hald and Kaldonado), post placed at ferenceb broadcastod, ence, turn co, Iase, Feru, Rlce,\n\nbave labor Intornatlonal Rolatlops 1n tbe stndent Intornaclonal 4 Dolegtlon to countrles order to establl\u00f8b contacte Afrlc In proparatlon for the CIB.\n\n\nTbe DU sent 8 Fornandoz Rocha,\n\nTbe roport on the bas been already pr\u00f8But the\n\nCondenn for Latin that havo been ex\u00f8cutod (RIC) , day of 8tudents 1n Cuba, studonts, 1n\n\n0 Inlormaclon or an Investlgatlon on the stuatlon Cuban Btudents,\n\n6 8 thls assqbly, held 1n tbe Ibe col\u00f8bratlon of the III CEUCA dd not flnally tako placo bocause the Unlons Yote of Vexco, Ouatemala, and Honduras, opposed At the unable to Rlce, greatoet Bver In the assstapoe to 8 Lourdas turned out. to b\u00f8 great Voto of executlons and and the suspenalon\n\nbe sent to anStudent Unlons of the to United Natlane, and Ibe report on the X CIE dll the Last of 1962, the 8 dolegatlon to Africa copos\u00f8d by Joge I. Rodriguez Raul and Lourds Casals, Tboy Tboy .establishod 'contacta sltuatla of Cuban Studont\u00f8, translazed rech. days anong\n\n8 Bent b the DRE to Africa\n\nK\n\nDosulto 0f tho Btudont fro\n\n\n\nLL\n\none year tions bas bee\u00f9\\_alrpady 'surpassed; He \"LLl state bellor the are 8s soon 89 possible, bas one of tbe main diffcultles the Sect\u00edon has ' encountered Countless are for can llst, thi9,\n\n- Due tbe vork 1s not vry abundant\n- onc of tho most are ac 8 massfve exodus of our poople; Consequently,bolne 1n the need nany Balogates ration #th In uany cases been forced for thelr departyr\u00f8 o days\n- abandon\n- C ) on of for \"any ddlogatas 1n those sa1d condit\u00edons\n- bave had to face 1n tbe dfterent bave been 90 paint ouf those dor are\n- 8 th\u00f8lr plang for approxnately ono logcally rodced to tbe least, Actually tbe dologtes d bave tha8o tio pans could nst funde ,\n- b our relatlons are ve bad to face problens in For arample, 1n Honduras due 'to pressure In our Dalecatlon at Sao Paolo, Brasu , our Dalogates have bsd to clean fialds, Just 88 thoy ware Dot sent and further they bare oven been proh\u00edbited t nse\n- On to understand the Dolecate bas fo encounto 1n the bat the prebent, pald to Of vital Importance. and, of tho Doloutiona moral to avold\n\n\n\nhave brofly orposed the are actually have b: en the and not\n\n\n\nDue on the folloicnc\n\n- tuas\n- anl tx\n- at\n- c9,\n\nAt sare tire the Clps , etc,\n\n\n\n{t 62\n\n\n\n\n\nt 7: !srforccd t Fescnce att\u00fcck 6 21 the\n\n1962 n\u00efize C,\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## a 2 exilados 300 mil son los\n\ndv 'e dcxlo bom:\n\nde nurh d: hcc: 2\n\ndos\n\n2 '103\n\nPan\n\n\n\nIle Cuan d, run CJ. U\" Amtrice\n\n49\n\nc.rmir 84 1e\n\n(n (ld\n\nL Slanur! Guld de\n\n\n## DE\n\nPrr\u00f9 Ku'ndo d0 8\n\npor dcl mar que densc (n dljo L Ludor crisiano dispo Double\n\n(a \"2 M dudo: Je srn:do\\_d\n\nCavro. discre: Aclitud driarze con Ql: por &\n\nEstariah rino pmbre Iros ocido\n\nur rucriu\n\n\n\n'8'\n\nen\n\n\n## S\u00f3lo\n\nhizo\n\n\n## de al Castro Cuba promesas\n\nun bov cn Qur ncr\n\nLa dr cuudro nor diplona-\n\n8 En L dcl ados 1981, Habana.\n\n\nJy aciox PREOCUPE\n\nn0 lo no nr 0n\n\nJu Af: as (n Uu 4\" de nol 0 L de Gm Jcdnr no del in un volu\n\nIndicu cuban\n\nde rsdlo Uc rn cooiunicodo,\n\n8 (rcrus dc dc Cublerno Mlarin, ncirr ndus\n\nCro L uft;mno (ul\n\n1\n\ndc dc\n\nrn no L dr icnico)\n\n\n## dice: de en Cuba de tropas Rio de el Ceniro Guatemala, Unda rojas Canciller Presencia Tratado prueba pondr\u00e1 unio\n\nhvy \"5 de anl Trdiado\n\nEncro Ue Darlir\n\n10 d0 1962 En Ja produai\u00f3n duinande cado Juniu de EE cn RR U uu \"Goslernos\n\ndt 0a 10 \u00eal n\" Cn Dortic Pa\n\nH\n\ncabl\n\nCube. que (n nor\" Thanl 1as [o Bciun de 1 exlricndo Krnnea\n\n\"4 en cuino disiir comucisnio\n\n~ Jw h Cauro blo pur del 4: dido poder .\n\n\nJi}o Heisuna A (n Ur 1 un Castro Dlicclorlo Uc Iralro rcunion\n\n\"L ~ b pclicro qu cn por Intcxr:do\n\nEEUU:\n\ninvadir\u00e1\n\n\n## Guevara Che milicianos vcl\u00f3\n\nla\n\nPur Sin ha la diplomauu\n\n0 *l Almrnlus haccr ur dc qu0 P:c: (ulur\n\n\n## AER: Y Cuba DEL mi' ES de d! en 9 que cree GExERAL PRELUDIO rebeli\u00f3n M\u00e9xico Anuncian clrculos\n\nde su de dus En rrdos por cn\n\nEn Fcnalu\n\n5n un dc un nai : drl\n\n13 dc de dcspues 22 dcI cuiuro cualci como Floride\n\n3 Jc ~9 'lic a:\n\ndc Ics 1s Esains M\u00e9xico < dirice cn ~31 12 L laslo, dcl cubane de? lus {r Unido r un\n\nL FP' dci RcGuedonnro haciu Sccrclarindo ror Badu Peruzo trarsilurie Marxista Cnisv cubano.\n\n\nJiu\n\nL ciin de Li Pcr d: L kun Honiila. rcnie un El dus cn 1101 Je hcc\"\n\ndr \"14 hv\" 4\"6 10s ha 4ue quc haba Publica , por dicndo\n\n(ERCA\n\nC\":\n\n\n## Kennedy examina Tensi\u00f3n en Cuba\n\nJchn\n\nUn\n\nBlu:\n\nCon fan\n\n\n\nHouei COYTRA Rojo controlen i irgor\n\nJIEXICO Xon con 4 d\n\nVir Quc datos: Provinc:a bana Pur hoy d, del 16 Provlnclo P:rar 9n del Crul pumera pan\n\n\"n no Je quo uno 14 L(udlantll\n\nJnloraaclones d, rsperado Pvr Interlor conu Par Castro\n\n4 quico Partieron em: cione bombardoro P:o los que\n\n\n## Delegado de los esludianles anlicastrislas hace declaraciones sobre bombardeo a (uba\n\ndel dcriaro fornuladas violuo no lo que 10 de d6 de Drilrr Fn qu upuncmrn Cari. 4 hom de Gn doclrsclono Prra Do Uc 63 inler' (n\n\nno Ucor bor\n\n~lado de\n\ndr\"r\n\nPnr? uca no lu mo Jo 5\n\nnrn: 8;\n\ncn s;rndo\n\nL de ura nunciv'd dfc\" r ce lo\n\ndivhrs\n\n8:J que no lun:onar:u Juicio d6\n\n21 Que ha alribuldo en Do Pacica an:: Iltoral nunrinda hoy\n\nronocin Ics subarc dcl\n\n1 Lr de hubirb L\n\ndlclorri n nari\u00f3n\n\n( Isuu Url DRE\n\n5?\n\n\nCrv c2 0e 50 si 2 en 12\n\n2 : 2 i Ces C , G3* 2 ;\n\nfu\u00e9 cr\n\n91 52 21 :e \u00e0o un llev\u00f3 1\n\nlacio y do piso, \u00e1l:i:o de ellos. esta:\n\n0 ~cr sa \"Los 2a- eu Jireciurio con 'astro, & en Uu? coruila a 9 las cuar:0 ocu;\u00f3\n\nfuvcrita U;;: er8 f?cil C:: cd < en La re e un tres la de W calial d6 \u00ee, cle Dircc'orio cctu'o e #rc28s: :aestia, io \u00e9l Li 50 2 el (ue de Siis dcs es 'n' cfecsivas, ; 2asad2, :2lvat y vi: srou \u00e0 i2 en el Euniisl de la 8us 2\n\n14-ooooo\n\n\n\n~lvat ; Ve llc: comGace loz , vidv; 3 lu dorecl:: con16 cost: de 1aa 1 tioa?u dul sc uncs\n\n\n\n\n\nTho cnrrled ubllc oinon the trlr to' JInas de mocbers relatlsns tho Urran zaclon\n\nto t}e Statc Six corfcrenccs to t ic case rad 0, ohtaire : the 0 und Hc onc'ase papcr\n\nthe\n\n- R) A at\n- c) in favor of\n- d) thc Qlllot by the\n\n\n\n\n\nPundador dc pr:e a Cubana\\_ romo no\n\n\n## (urm\n\nDiaz Prdr cinbaixade bras) Havana, 1a\n\nNumero avulso (rS 10,00\n\n\n\n\n\n\n## 93 Castro traiciono la revolucion\n\nrsime dc Batlstu partic pando da Estudantll Naclonal, que agrupara tento -\u00e9studantes darios como Apos Batista apolaado Revolu\u00e7ho duranle dol anos 'quando com sus Dal\\_ pesou Jutar conlra Revolucio DRE\n\n\n## Ideclara 0 estudante cubano Benito Diaz\n\nda bem da 9 luta contra Fidcl continua pro\u00e7rcdndo Co contra er tes ovortuno que se destaque prossekue quc mesmas mll\u00edcias contra Castro: quando tem oportualdadi de {aze-lo com exJto.\n\n\n\n## alual\n\nde\n\nRcspondrndo qua! primsira necrssidade constanle provocando com mwtas de dsscon:entamento ra de caraa mas,\n\nna .# do: Ulrvito de nove di\u00e0s, 0 rg; dcs 'conto nor\n\nCuha 'd: que nada poydia acrescentar elem daqullo que {em Itdo que quando de: n\u00famero de russos, tchecos chlne em\n\nte colctas volunt\u00e1ri: um desconto aproxjmadn\n\nCono sJo coiniclos\n\n\n## oprririo: cubano\n\nd,clarou ncsso en. trevlstado. Dosstem mlni sndo domnudcs pclos comunistas, Ide conio con Salvador du Condos de {edera\u00e7\u00e3o Cuba dirig\u00e8nte m\u00e1ximo da clanBa::;\n\nOs ridos qur 5u {also L drr\n\ndos dru que mesma Frtar 0 povo latlnoamtricano qur das emprses sompunhlas amcricanes ada passando\n\n\n## de Glr\u00f3p alaquc Plesp\n\nclendcstlnagem proplclv. Mal FdeL povo cubano {nve de pois Pwlel tempo no poder.\n\n\n\n## Esludanlu\n\nDRE cuaunos conheclmcnto todos poro 0 nosso continenle No Bras 8u\n\nDRE nJo ms dm revoluclonano contn\n\nTerrlnando ses 0 seu de Delhores das Cuba !\n\n\n\n\n\n## Comunistas em Havana]\n\n\"0 Indo pondo do do dins 36\n\n\n\nPorto de Mariel , na costa norte de com nuxhilus nul dc e 8 de ca ambulanclashospltals; eh Danrs drOrlcitr\n\n\n\n\n## de\n\nde Lus Banos em Havana Con todas estes desembarques de soldados estrangelr\u00e7' impcrlallsmo 09 de{cnsorcs da \"auto determina Pcsslvelmente cala rio ncst? momento verdadelre auto drler do contre @homem que tralu 8 C volu\u00e7\u00fao cuhene, verdadelra Re Amerce Latine pr manecer caludo ante\n\nTambem em Matanzas ocorreu nxrbldes Indlcam que tropas invasorns locn'zadas \u20ac 8 da estra da de Pinar del Ri 80 porto d La Colona. Em Sun Ju Ilun. onde' nen Drr dc dos Orgios, perlo de Ce bana; na Costa norte de Pinar del Rio, entre cla Esperanza entre 0 de Bante Dlmas, em Torrcns 4 monar\\_ La\n\n\n## tropas\n\npor soldados comunlstos, 0 0 D.R.E de Cubo faz-um apei par: que expresse 80 conselho de guran\u00e7a do OEA 0 D.R.E {az Juver: tude catarinense, todo povo \u20ac: auto dete?\n\n\nDe voces depende\n\n\n## 0s Estudantes Morrem S\u00e9culo\\_XX Pel;\\_Libeidade 'Cubanos\n\nnai;\n\nUe J 40 1\n\n0.\n\n\nCONCHA- ACOSTICA\n\n\n\n'\"c {vi minn Ja 5\n\n2\n\n9.9-1952\n\n\n\n0\n\n0n Z na: 1\n\n(: APOIAM A( dc ra com\n\nb:\" u:n n (n\n\n\n## (UTRO\n\nn: (' Orxan\n\n\n\n\n## Entrevista Exclusiva Com Eduardo Muniz\n\nQual u c7 J: uma quc Acim 1 qu: porc: Uv: {\n\nn sianc brm q\"c Ce 8: M \"um; nona {vla K' 'lm)\n\ndu: 4 oi da 4\n\nin nax que\n\nPe jovcns Manir ams aly M:d;a 51 dc Kcform fioro:cinnj Iodos Inspir:mlo 44 se mini Pr 1 Sm n 4 J: kana quaa;r no al\u00eb Smwv Frnv\n\n\n\n\n## Mrinifesto da Alian\u00e7a Dsmocr\u00e1tica\n\nKJ\n\n\n## ACABAR COM\n\nCYk Flar bar \"iu dv\n\nJo Inin: dnn; 5uw?\n\n\nIrr 'r Jx:\n\n\"a 4u y Ya 4: Dare\n\nEuudur! 2 ca ajudar ilo; V)vo 92 ar \"12: 1; :\n\nc{ 42\n\nJ\n\nDur\n\n1; P\n\n(x ci Nn\n\nIka d tio nus In\n\n0 ,\n\n{au umo irp:o;r (:nvn 0 Qur ra\n\nd\n\ndo 0; nad\\_ '0\" (as d:uo: \" 05\n\n\n\nCXE {ig Primrin\n\n( (oa\n\nUNE s1a\n\n6v\n\n1 Wn 0; sa I (9: R:\\_ dc do p'ra 0\n\n\n\n\n## CUBA\n\npalavra\n\nJnse\n\n\n\nESTUDANIL de Cuba\n\n\n\n\n## PALAVRAS INICIAIS\n\n' \"irturiv Cilu~ Ki Irk;\n\nFni\n\n(nlrus\\_\n\n\n## Primeiro encontro Nacional de\\_Prods\u00e3o\n\n(3\n\nIrias Conuililadas\n\nIlo Miramar d ji Io sr iusultus 0\n\nale \"chc\"\n\nixo\"\n\n4 Inuadl Icm\n\nIrnilucciam\n\n/on:ualizada\n\nIxm\n\n- 4\n\nFKYESTO\n\n- suchs ialia\n\n'I\n\nMais unia\n\n(ubono.\n\n\ndo Uodo poro pr\u00f6.\n\n\nque sucodeu com Os promessos ? Mos\n\nIn Sacimal pn\n\nIn 'Jo Mn\n\nCulanas nistros, Mi\\_ as as 30 ( micnto; achc Aal\n\nJIn. 'Oiicial' dc sa\n\n'2;\n\nCoro\n\n4' tilu\n\nKu: Wsrv\n\n\n\nClouo Enquanto Novo\n\n'\n\n'c\n\n'uc Gv.\n\n\n\n## LIBRETA DE CONTROL DE ABASTECIMIENTOS\n\n\n\n\n\nneros diz Ix;r\n\nPOR con rla\n\nPRIJ!FIRO: Declarar b) jcitos racionank:ntu no Santa Mlaria Sancti-Spirilus Col\u00f3n, Santa la 9) para xxuintes tiago p\u00efsta\n\n'[ERCIIRO Mavana ci () . lcitc cvaporado: Itata \u20ac inhinc. sckuintes Us hasa, a/ cional Krana;\n\n10\n\n1< a0 cadi Fara\n\nLi 16) c) (ni cjuivalentc anox R) 920 granuns Jlicionais dc anos\n\n(iria jnilliaa fam?a K\n\nfigura\n\nIxli anulis\n\ncalizcii\n\nPoto\n\nR\n\nC\n\nprivia ni -\n\nGiso dos prowviiais\n\nMarsv\n\nIsir\n\n\n## Pior escravos da\\_Col\u00f4nia\n\npcrteika (ila\n\n\n## Uma\n\n- J Anonio Soro\"\n\n\"ui-\n\nBlixi socialista mnarso dc I9O:\n\n\"FALA-SE FM A CUTA FRA vos Si: (s jucos du Irabalhadurcs agricolas indlustrinis, no slor (kilares ) . cilra 'u emprcitciros agricolas . \u00f2s fazendeiros\n\nclevou-sc 0 total pcrcebido' pcla safra' vendida cssa\n\nEn nur\u00e7o dr 62. afinnou Che {ucvara, nunla 'A primcir\n\n\n\nFalimii shic acrcsccutou\n\n- produ\u00e7i\n- prorlutos do:\n\n\n## Tudo isso 2 por\n\nprinkin; ianquc :\n\nS\u00fchre dclaron (cn ingl\u00ebs)\n\nniuita aqui aqui\n\n16\n\nd:\n\nKuirnu Goniu pis dvs idio Dr pria {azcr\n\n(ti Iso {\u00ebcho\n\n(S}\n\n13 2\n\n\n\nloc qu0 2\n\n(1959)4\n\n161 folovo n\n\nN: sivcl [: cu dizia\n\n\u20ac Yuc d\u00f2\n\n\n## A mas:.0\n\nFx n\u00e4\u00f2 45 anos sihrc cgundo arisunicne Tanto\n\n{orani grandle<\n\n'( 4*11\n\n\n\n'Gn ts as\n\nPolova &\n\n\n\n\n## t\u00f8m Liberdade\n\n\n\nla algua.\n\n\nle filelilale av fe: K Torua-sc sionois dignos dosta monelro 'uciconlo 8 Roglmo. prclu\n\n\n## tam Liberdade\n\nna\n\n\n\ndudlo na\n\n; 2 1 { 4 1 1 9 1 # 1 1 4 1 4 1 H\n\n1 0\n\n2 5 82 1 # { 4 4 2 1 2 ; 74 h 1 5 1 1 1 2 1\n\n32 1 1\n\n84 1 8 1 8 0 4 5 { 1 1 8 4 1 4 3 1 { 1 5 4 1 |\n\n11 4 1 8 | 1 L 4 1 2 1\n\n2\n\n4\n\n[\n\n1\n\n2 4 2 2 5 # # 1 # 0 | f 1 1\n\n8\n\n\n\nigrri, l ;kimar\n\nTivk; ia\n\n\n\nmulhorm vud\n\n\n\ntra iru 'x; :nxnlc 'uul, Irt.\n\n\n'' hatarr Macional nio 1: 1a 0 4' Ju\n\nuin utigo 'Jiz T rilninais Kenal .\n\n\nCubo\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n\n\nk\n\nagricullov\n\n\n## Opor\u00e1rio t\u00f8m Liberdade\n\nDrourava asllo na d\n\n\n\n4 Ixrajiic\n\n'intcr-\n\n'iitcriir Nn circunstancias n alial\n\n91\n\n\n\ntralalhvhres ccntrais a\u00e7ucariras candlidalura nuiliprcristo Ixla\n\ntaria Por acha,\n\nFntr santagcns n @0 Irabalho trias\n\n28\n\n'J'K (ni\n\ni\n\nfins ciplina ) s0h uan la\n\nTono Drorio 1981\n\n29\n\nJ0:k nuas\n\n3\n\n[ura\n\n\n\n\n\nIvlos\n\n- niinin 3;(nr 4ii\n\ncs 30 dias: c dcixis fiquc qu\u00eb\n\nprimcira\n\n- Yuc 4 junlar ea Trilwnais Kiilucioiirios\n- 1) Justisa\n- 2) Krau Ixira\n- Ix, mesMas\n- 3) hzsta\n- ir: 'dc.3) anox ra\n- concchcr ainda Yuic rrl inadla\n- cexle\n\n(\n\n- cla.\n\n\n\n## Conclus\u00f2es Finais\n\n- Aukrica Luina\n- incitam Mlar: inteligcntc\n\n(S\n\nvresos\n\n3\n\n~Va d;.juc\n\n\n## E PILOG0\n\nirii-\n\n\n\nH\n\n\n\nJusk\n\nApistolo\n\n1\n\n", "pages": 74} {"id": "doc_ffad6d42_5e47_45be_8b01_3c6207fccbea", "filename": "104-10088-10074.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10088-10074.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\n\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III\n\n15 Novenber 1974\n\nRescission: Annex B of Chapter III, CSHB 70-1-1, 27 October 1966\n\n\n## 1 INTRODUCTIOY\n\nThe 201 system provides a method for identifying person of specific interest to the Operations Directorate and for controlling and all pextinent information about that person. The system also provides a means for identifying subjects of 201 files various categories of information-about them and for Only rela: zations ` of continuing target interest or volume of correspondence Has accumulated.filing from\n\nRREPRODI\n\n\n## 2 THE 201 SYSTEM\n\nThe principal features of thes 201 system \u00e0re:\n\n- a The 2O1 Number: number; 201-1234567, assigned to each individual in the system to serve as identifying file number for reporting on that individual. unique i.e\n- 831 ) and all 'iographic reporting on and personal history, current status, and prospects:\n- The Master 201 Record: machine record generated by the opening of stores the: pcrtinent information which may later be retrievedi for \"special Jistings.\n\n- d: Main Index Master; 201 Refererce:: this refererce Index Search is printed {S 'illustrated belos: When absent erence consolidated Req\n\n\n\n\n\nOnly\n\n\n\n\n## 4 CONTENTS OF THE DOSSIER\n\nInformation about a 201 personality should be filed or cross-referenced into his dossier. When additional information is discovered on a 201 subject through name trace must be consolidated into his personality dossier. See DOI 70-20 for consolidation procedures .\n\n\nMaterial whic\u00e0 is filed in the dossier includes but is not limited to:\n\n- and hardwriting samples:\n- c. Personal Record Questionnaire Parts I and\n- d. Operational and other security approvals:\n- e. Name check replies; requests; clearances, and approvals.\n\n- g. 201 personality %ssessments and evaluations.\n\n- h of contract and} termination papers. Copy\n- 1 Secrecy ` egreement.\n\n- j. Agent Duty Status Report.\n\n- Training and evaluation::\n- 1 SCSWIRL report.\n\n- m. Newspaper clippings.\n\n\nn. information which helps provide 2 better understanding of the subject and our interest in him; this may iaclude operational reporting Any\n\n\n## 5 MAINTENANCE OF 201 DOSSIERS\\_\n\nhave been made as. those which have not or Gn the subject to finance andoth\u00e8r administrative papers\n\n26.1\n\n'SECRET\n\nSECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B\n\n15 November 1974\n\n\n## 2 Purging\n\nPurging a 201 dossier is the responsibility o the desk , officer. discrimination in recognizing operationally useful It requires\\_ simple distinction between .official and material, rather than the place, under the supervision unofficial: papers; it will therefore take periodicaly. A 201 of a Records Officer: Purging should be . done forwarded to Cental Files for retention eshoond should be purged of the . following: being\n\n- {2) Name trace form the opening. the basis for\n- (1) Duplicate material exact a' document:. ie\n- (3)\n- (4) All docunent festriction notices (Form 1884).\n\n- a copy of the raw report is contained in the information if then must be transferred to the 201 the dissemination number page of the raw report. intelligence file; first\n- (7) Fecord copy documents which only contained in other documents in the repeat substantive information by the Records Officer authorization for destruction is file;\n- coyer routing and record sheets (Form 610) and unless there are renarks such 2s coordinal dispatch or comments. Routing slips, tions\n- Secret documents are not to be retained in forwarded to Central the document 201 dossier in the 201 dossier. To must be downgraded {or retention officer in the downgrade a Secret document; an authorized originating office %r the Records Officer over the contents of the material jurisdiction authority. Jf the document must possess Secret classification at the desk or the cannot be dowgraded the File should be retainea in 2 desk copy of the TS docunent should be removed, TS file or forwarded to the retained cross-reference sheet (Form 867 'of the TS document. Iop Files; Top having Top Top location\n\nb. Maintenance Procedulgs\n\nIn the case o document filed in document datc order. attachments which\n\n26.2\n\nSECRET\n\nSECRET\n\ndossier and separated from the basic document by the assignment of a slash number, the attachment will be filed by the date of the basic document.\n\n\n\n\n- (2) Deferred documents will not be filed in a 201 dossier. If are to be retained in the dossier should-be sent to IPIRMS for classification into that 201 they they\n- (S) Fied iadex cards (held by some desks) area desk cards may be retained in the '201 \u00e0s of a consolidation procedure. These . cards should be mounted on a full-size sheet of paper for in the 201. and part filing .\n\n- (4) A 201 dossier previously opened on a person who becomes a staff employee \u00e4nd which contains Record 'documents wvill: be restricted-to closed if there are no Record documents in it. Copy . Copy\n- (5) name 201 if one exists or .converted\n- (6) Field and duplicate; (shadow 201 files no longer of active interest aft\u00ebn the duplicate material has been purged\n- (7) document predecessor organization cover sheet Or an OPC (Office of Policy Coordination) cover sheet from the Archives and Disposition Section (IPI ARD) must be retumed to IP/ARD for processing to the 201 Any\n- (8) Desk memoranda wvithout document source number) containing substantive Or derogatory information on the subject of the 201 should be sent to IPIAN to be classitied officially into the 201 file:\n- (9) An attachment which should be separated fromn its basic documnent for inclusion in a 201 personality dossier be forwarded with the basic document to IPIAN for processing into the 201 wvill\n- (10) To retain the P&L, RYBAT, o KAPOK sensitivity of a document remaining in a 201 dossier being retired to Central Fiies, place that document\\_ in an envelope sealed with black tape see DOI 70-17): Any RYBAT, P&L UI KAPOK document sent t\u00f3 Centra] Files not in a black-taped envelope will con(see DOI 70-10)-\n\nREP\n\n25.3\n\nSECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B 15 November 1974\n\nBlack-taped dossiers or dossiers wvith black-taped documents svill be handled as restricted dossiers.\n\n\n(1l) inactive. 201 dossier or an :inactive volume of 2 201 dossier on permanent charge: should be returned to .Central Files under a An large\n\n\n| | R\u00d6UTING | SECRET |\n|-------|-----------|----------------------|\n| 10 | R\u00d6UTING | SECRET |\n| GC-52 | | B.) Aasex |\n| | | Yolume(0) voluze(,) |\n| | 44 | 201 - |\n| | | (Attach Poru 2021 to |\n| 10 | | For |\n| | | to (date) |\n| | | after (date) |\n| | | at |\n| | SE(RET | |\n\n26:\u00c0\n\nSECRET\n\nSECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B\n\n15 November 1974\n\n\n## 6. 201 DOSSIER CHARGES\n\nA 201 'dossier may be on permanent at the desk period of active interest. If the dossier is transferred to another any officer .who is the transfer Central Files will then send the Notice of Transfer of Document or File Account: ability (For 2977 to 'the new action desk officer kept 'charge during\n\n\n\nThe new action desk \"officer must then fill out a 201 Personality' File Action Request (Form 813) to the action desk designation to insure that the: 201 personality will be included in the Headquarters and field machine listings for his component change\n\n\n## 7 RESTRICTED DOSSIERS\n\ndesk: Or placing it \u00f2r Iestriction in Central Fies holding\n\n(1) The dossier may be restricted by: checking; Box 2 Personality File dctior Request ( Fonn SSi )\n\n\n\n\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B\n\n15 November 1974\n\n(2) The dossier may be restricted by holding it on permanent from Central Files. (Note: To maintain the restriction of a dossier returned a File Restriction Notice (Form 2021) must 'accompany the dossier:) charge being\n\n- (3) The dossier may be restricted and held in Central Files by submittiag a File Restriction Notice (Form 2021).\n\n\n\n\nb. Access to a restricted dossier located in Central Files is limitec to the personnel of the restricting desk or persons authorized by that desk. request a restricted dossier routed cover sheet to the'res stricting 'desk This desk may then fonwvard the file to the requester or the request.and return the dossier: t0 Central Files. The desk will notify the requester of:a denial Any deny\n\n- C. Anyone requesting a restricted desk by Central Files.\n\n\n28.6\n\nSECRET\n\nDOHB .70-1-1\n\nCHAPTER III, ANNEX B\n\n15 November 1974\n\n\n## 8: REQUESTS FOR INFORMATION ON: 201 PERSONALITIES\n\nThe Autonated Index Section (IPIAIS) will provide the. identity of the subject of a 201 number unlessthe 201 file is restricted, in which case the requester\n\nIP/AIS will also provide the 201 number assigned to a name; unless the 2O1 file is restricted or state that there is no 201 number assigned; Requesters should: supply identifying information wvhenever available for each name submitted,\n\nReq'ests pertaining to five or fewer names or numbers may be made by the information by return call as listed in the Badge Table' Requests for more than five names or numbers must be: listed and sent by tube or courier to IPIAIS; IPIAIS will reply by retum mail.\n\n\n\n## 9. 201 DOSSIER CANCELLATION\n\nA 201 file may be authorized for 'cancellation by a Records Officer; after appropriate coordination: The file should be forwvardedi to IPIRMS. which svill destroy the folder and the cards leading t0 it and will) remove the name and number from` machine lists: Record document 'contained in the folder will be reclessified to another eppropriate: file or sent to the Destruction Unit (IPIDU) Any Copy\n\n\n## 10. 201 MACHINE LISTINGS\n\nMachine provide field stations and Headquarters desks with names and 201 numbers in the requesters particular geographic or functional -area of interest. If a component wvishes to exclude a sensitive 201: personality . from its may be done when opening (Form 831) leave the country of location (Box 15) and interest desk Box 16) blank, use the non-country code 900 in the action box (Box 14), and' indicate permnanent to the responsible desk; The oly listing which will include the categorized as standord or nonstandard andas scheduled or special. Eistings charge\n\n\n## Standlard\n\nIssuied semi-annuaily to Headquarters and the Field; based on components interest as indicated in the Action K 'Country of Location; and \"'Interest Des\n\n\n\n26.7\n\n\u00fb004172\n\nSECRET\n\nDOHB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III ANNEX B\n\n15 November 1974\n\nDesk blocks on\n\n- '(1) Alphabetical by surname; leato a 201 number; ding\n- (3) Alphabetical by cryptonym; leading to a 21 number;\n- Numerical, lea ding\n- (5) Numerical; leading to a cryptonym\n| 201 1975 | | ONLY | ONLY | ONLY | ONLY | ONLY | ONLY | ONLY | ONLY |\n|-------------------|-----|---------|---------|--------|--------|---------------|-----------|-----------|--------|\n| 201 1975 | YPe | | | | | 201 | 0/-1 07-2 | | |\n| 201 1975 | | | | | | 0165401 | | | |\n| | | | | | | 7865 | | Chin ChJY | |\n| \"5 | | | | | | | | | |\n| | | 12n0v22 | | | | | | | |\n| | | | Chix | | | | | | |\n| | | 0252p26 | | engr | | | | | |\n| Y, | | | | | | | | | |\n| | | | | | | | | Ch | |\n| | | | chin, | | | 00402n9 | | | |\n| 1a | | | | | | | | | |\n| | | | | | Chin? | 020922) | | | |\n| | | 10 | Chin,Ka | | | 0'pa 0/ 79621 | | | |\n| 495 | | | | | | | | | |\n| | | | | | | 0/79622 | | | |\n| | | 304432 | | | | | | | |\n| | | | | | | 022)161 | | | |\n| 4*6 1[5/2570/2551 | | | | | | 0271272 | | | |\n| | | | | | | 0223152 | | | |\n| | | | | | cc | | | | |\n| 171 | | | | Crao | | | | | |\n| | | | Fu | | | | | | |\n| 5/9541/58] | | | | | | 0a | | | |\n| | | | | | | | | | |\n\n\n\n\n\nupon receipt of current editions. These listings are by their very nature extremely sensitive compilations of information and must be given every possible safeguard.\n\n\n\n## b. Non-Standard Listings\n\nBased on one or nore of the following selection criteria;\n\n- (1) County of location\n- (2) OI ccdes organization endor intelligence affiliation\n- (3) Citizenship\n- (4) Year of birth (plus or minus a given number of years\n- (5) Occupatian.\n\n\nThese selection criteria may 'be used singly or :in combinations. For example prodzced of all persons who ivere born in Germany betwve\u00ebn United States; located in Mexico; and who had been assigned the OI code AA Note however that the listing would contain' only those personalities with an OI code 'AA Those personalities with an . OI 'code other. than AA and those sith no OI code. would be excluded. The requester 'could however ask that persons who have not been assigned an OI code also be included. Note also that when retrieving lists based on occupation; the listing will be only as specific as the occupation code (Attachment 1)The' 'occupation code for courier covers only documented courier. Some occupation codes cover more than one occupation. For example the occupation code CRAF covers those who practice some trade or manual occupation; carpenters; bricklayers; painters; mechanics and electricians: If a list is requested for electricians; all others: in this category will be\" included in the printoiit. Thes\u00eb may be sort\u00e8d (arranged ) according to any; but not more than three; of the following keywords: i.e\n\n\n\n26.9\n\n\n\n\n\nalphabetically by surname\\_ svithin OI codes for 'given- countries of `'location. Because two OI codes may be listed: for each personality, those names wvith twvo Oi.codes would be listed twice\n\n\n## C: Scheduled Listings\n\n- d. Special Listings\n\nUnscheduled usually non-standard; a one time basis in response to special operational requirements. listings\n\n\n## e Request for Listings\n\nAll . requests for.standard \u00f2r non-standard\\_alphabetical and numerical 201 listings for Headquarters and:the field; for changes in periodic listings; and for information on the 201 machine list system should be made to the: component Records Management Officer.\n\n\n26.10\n\nSECRCT\n\n\n## SECRET\n\nDOHIB 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B Attachment 2\n\n15 November 1974\n\nAUTOMATIC 201 DOSSIER OPENINCS\n\nNote: 201 files 'ill be opened of people: gories\n\n1. (rab Republic cj Egypt (ARE)\n\n- b. Military ataches and assistant military attaches\n- Or above. 9 Diplomats\n\n2 9\n\nC\n\nIntelligence\n\nPricr to opening of an of name and additional bographic data\n\n2\n\nAll\n\nServices positively\n\n29\n\n29\n\nb. All identified members of thelrish MilitaryIntelligence Service\n\nPerty officials on national or provincial levels and Party front organizations. Do not open officials of the unless there is at least \u00e0 date of birth 29 given.\n\n\nAll rnembers\n\nof\n\nSecurity Service , of the (oyal Canadian Mounted the\n\n(RCMP-SS)\n\n3. Cuba\n\nIntciligence service DSE; DGI) -\n\n27 as the :originating office with C/SP always\n\n- Military attaches.\n\n- Assistant military attaches\n\n\n\n(CID))\n\n\n\nCLANDESTINE SERVICES\n\nSECRET\n\nCHAPTER II 15 February 1960\n\n\n\n201 AND WDN NUMBERS\n\n1 4 relatively small proportion of the total number of personall \\_ ties indexed by the CS are of active operational interest/at any given point in time Thege are normally subjecte of extensive reporting and CI investigation, prospective agents and sources, and members of groups and organizations of contimuing target interest. Each of these\n\n- 2. Thie 201 number serves 2 dual purpBse these personalities into the CS records s{sten A single number e.g., 201-123456, is assigned to each p\u00e9rson, and a dossler controlled by this number is established which contains, or has cross referenced to it, all of the reporting on the \u00ecna\u00edvidual personal history, current status.ard prospects. other identifying data Hdate machine listings are published book functional area of intergst; keep\n- 3\\_ not be sufficiea information or scecific interest to warrant opening\\_ 2 ile 'zoverents cc:\n\n43\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\n76-1-1\n\nCLANDESTIE SERVICES\n\n15 February 1960\n\nof the Cuban desk on the 'dranatis personae: In addition to 201 per sonalities, such lists shoud contain the names and identifying data of persons who should be kept track of, although may only be of tangential interest or on whom there may be lttle or no data other than th\u00e1t given in the listing itselfthey\n\n- 4 To accommodate this type of requirement in the 201 system, identifiable personalities concerning whom enough information is not available to require the opening of file may be assigned numbers yet\n\n\n## 5570\n\nThese are relabeled are identified col umn; they\n\n- 5. All.201 code numbers are assigned by RID at headquarters; either upon receipt of Form 831, or 0f a field dispatch. I a dispatch 1t may be requested simply by writing under headquarters file number in the dispatch form as follows:\n\n\n\nthe Sezvice uc\u00f3n\n\n\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\n\n\ne. OI Code: a twvo letter symbol used in conjunction with the. 201 personality records in the 201 system to record the association of an individual with organizations or activities of operational interest. OI codes cover intelliand . security service affiliation; wvhether staff agent, 'Or suspect, a5 activities of DDO interest. There are two categories of OI codes for use by components: gence\n\n- (1) general OI codes (Attachment 4)\n- (2) OI codes assigned to specific component for intelligence services \u00f2r other 'specific organizations.\n\n\nA component may request an OI code be established by submitting a mnemorandum to the DDOIRMO through the component Records Management Officer.\n\n\nwhen the 201 Personality File Action . Request (Form 831) is initiated see paragraph 3b belowv) by in Box 13 or a code 'may be assigned or' added at-a later date by a Form 831 amendment filling\n\nThe 201 system has the personalities by OI codes: For' example; if an OI code has been opened for the 'security service of 2 certain country listing may be compiled of all :members of that service.\n\n\nf 201 Mcshine Lists: produced from the mechanized 201 Index, based on names or other ideatifying information of personalities on whom 201 dossiers exist\n\n\n## 3. OPENING 201 DOSSIER\n\n\n## Ceneral\n\nThe opening of 201 dossier is the 'prerogative of an con: ponent, in coordinacion with the Information Services Group:' An opening creates 1 naster 201 record. Changes to the inaster record and the occasional closing of 201 dossier 2re coRtrolled jointly by the desks an\u00e0 ISG. 201 dossiers m2y be opened on pezsons 'ho meet the carding criteria described in Chapter II of this handbook, wvill be acquired 'and filed in such dossier\\_ Ccnerally dossiers are opered on of operational interest to' the Operations Dizectorate; : specificall; ar\u00eb requestedl to and most ' categories \u00e9ontract employees: Files 0a\n\n25\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\npersons who are only of local' interest to a field station or Headquarters . desk and on whom no DDO records correspondence exists are not a part of the DDO records syst\u00ebm and are to be maintained by that unit. Some desks require: names appear in incoming dispat\u00e7hes. These' .are listed in Attachment 2, 201 dossiers should 'be opened in the following categories: levy.\n\n\n- 1) Subjects o provisional operational approval and operational approval requests. However, a file need not be opened when POA is requested for perscns trained for a foreign liaison service and who are o operational interest for purposes . only. being training\n- (2) Persons for whom the field requests 8 201 opening22\n- bon\u00e4fide . diplomats of other than\n- (4):Suibj\u00ebcts of \u00e0 Personal Record Questionnaire Part I\n- (5) Persons on whom a Main Index search reveals information in five or more documents (see DOI 70-20).\n\n- (6) Subjects of Interagency Source Register memoranda from LSNI ISR (opened only by IPIRMS )\n\n\n## b Requesting . 201 File Opening\n\nHeadquarters desks may open 201 file by out and submitting a 201 Personality File Action Request (Form 831 ) to the Records Main tenance Section 831 is also used to create or amend the master 201 record end 201 machine register the assignment of a cryptonym to 201 personality: Attachment 3 consists of sample A field station may request the: opening of Gi 201 - in the Headquarters 'file Or cross-reference bcx on1 #he dispatch form andor after subjects name in the body of the A 201 opening; is mnade by indicating 201- in the svill open 201 files as bility: of the desk to : czble requests filling listings .\\_ term\n\n26\n\nSECHET", "pages": 19} {"id": "doc_a1ec420f_72dc_47a8_b3d5_18f58afd4833", "filename": "104-10117-10251.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10117-10251.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n| CTL R EQUESTOR HALL | OFFICE SR S | | |\n|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------|----|---------------------------|\n| RE)MONT , BERNARD | | | |\n| /D LST P2 RAMPARTS 2165419 | OR To SRS | 68 | C481654 |\n| REDMCNT , BERNAR D P46 2 KAGAN, NICHOL AS 2813209 | OR | 66 | M3 59808 |\n| RE:\"CNT , BERNARD SIDNEY RECMCND, BERNARD SIDNEY RCTFENBERG, BERNARC S IDNEY RGTFRE?G , B 9277954 | | | |\n| 2ERNAR C SIDNEY 14 RED\"CNT , JUAN Y F /0 SPO REDMONT , BERNARD /Z | OR SIDNEY | | M351010 MR $ |\n| /0 P5 Chg MIC 9 169631 | OR | 48 | |\n| /D FBI P7 B AlRTON , HUGH C JR /Z 3169627 | CR | 54 | R017239 |\n| 3UC HANAA THOMAS FB I P4 8 EIDLER, MARGARET /Z 91696 36 | CR | 54 | R145275 |\n| BuC HANAN , THOMAS B CLARKVILLE MEM 18 JUN 64 | OR 24 | 64 | C40864 7 |\n| BuCHANAA THCMAS C 14VUN49 JC | OR P4+Dw 27JUN46 P2 | 49 | R038399 MAR SHALL ,MARION |\n| ~N BUC HANAN , THCMA S E LAFAYETTE LA /2 | | | R112748 |\n| /B LAFAYETTE LA 0169641 | Cs | | R 112748 |\n\n\n\nCTL\n| REQUES TOR HALL | CFFICE SRS | | | |\n|------------------------------------------|--------------|----|----|----------|\n| G | | | | |\n| JR C 169644 | | 0s | 64 | M35111 \u20ac |\n| ^ YT OSWALD,LEE | | OR | 64 | R351164 |\n| THGMA $ G /D P AMPLET P2 TOCS IN 9169643 | | OR | 64 | \"266988 |", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_9e3c1911_9302_4ec5_afa0_4b5429c9df5a", "filename": "104-10133-10437.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10133-10437.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "10\n\n5010-104\n\nUNITED STATES\n\n\n## Memorandum\n\nFiles\n\n\n\nFROM M. D. Stevens\n\nSUBJECT: CASE #351164\n\nDDC\n\nDATE: 29 January 1964\n\n\n\n- 1\\_ According to newspaper column of Allen and Scott\" in the Ch\u00edcago American of 6 December 1963, the OSWAID Case, Abram CHAYES , Iegal Offi\u00e7er of the State Department, was one of two persons inmediately responsible to return to the United States from the Soviet Union in June other individual named was Ilewellyn IHOMPSON, the then Ambassador to Russia Another said to have been involved in the handling of OSWALD 's case was Samuel WISE , Counsel of the American Embassy in Moscow . 1962.\n\n- 2 Abram CHAYES , #352234, who as of 16 February 1961 was described as \"the new Counsel in State was granted Security approval for lieison contact with J Foster COMLINS (in the office of the Chief of the Covert Action Staff) on 6 March 1961Ihe request for CHAYES clearance was \"Blanket re quest to permit discussion with hin of NSC 5412/2 matters a need-to-know basis \\_\n- 3 In September 1961 there was White House namecheck: request \u00f2n CHAYES wife Antonia (Ioni) Ieigh CHAYES , nee: HANDLER \\_\n- 4 In March 1962, CHAYES was granted a renewal of his liaison contact clearance with c/cA on continuing basis \\_ time his contact was Archibald ROOSEVEII , Jr\n- 5 On 10 February 1%62, HUMAN EVENIS reported as follows with reference to CHAYES =\n\nRepresentative Francis E. Walter (R.-Pa:) Chairman of the House Committee on Un-American Activities, has scored the new State Department regulations on passports, claimthey would allow Reds denied passports to. \"rifle freely the confidential files of the the CIA and other investigative egencies \\_ The man behind the new regulations, which Walter claims violate the Internal Security 'Act of 1950, is reportedly State's chief legal officer, Chayes , a Kennedy appointee) is an ex-Harvard professor who was Chester Bowles legal adviser was Governor of Connecticut . Walter has introduced legislation to remedy the 'new passport regulations ing FBL, top\n\nDocument Number secrei\n\n\n\nfor FOIA Review\n\nFEB 1977\n\n14-Ooooo\n\n- 6. Samuel WISE , Counsel in the American Embassy in Moscow\" who is referred to above, may Well be Samuel Griffin WISE Jr\\_ #74574, who apparently was once a contract employee on Ihe State Department reviewed WISE file on 2 June 1954; and as of September 1962 Saruel G: WISE was Second Secretary of the American Embassy in Moscow . At that time WISE advised in cable to the State defected from the United not expatriated DAVIS = case is very similar to that of and like OSWALD, lived in the Soviet Union for two years after his defection and prior to making application for return to the United States] he,\n- WISE was an applicant for CIA employment in early 1953 and was security approved subject to polygraph on 11 August 1953 . He did not enter on duty and in September 1953 .the office which had been interested in hin was \"no longer interested\" On 13 November 1953, WISE was granted a CSA to permit his use as a contract employee on ABACIIVE in New York City. His CSA was cancelled on 24 March 1958 .\n\n- 8 WISE was named as a friend of during an investigation of the latter for possible CIA employment in 1952. 5 landlady and social acquaintance in Washington, D.C. during the period of about year which ended in April 1952, was the person she knew by name with whom MUNSELL was friendly According to the informant, WISE was a student at Columbia University whose address was 423 Furnald Hall \\_ (MUNSELI was Security disapproved for CIA employment in June 1952 because of his close association on a professional and social basis, while attending Denver University from 1946 to 1951, with persons of questionable loyality \\_ In ovember 1954,5 of interest to project FJALIVE with reference to assignment Saudi Arabia; however , the interested office withdrew their request on him, after Security advised of the.derogatory information regarding him. only\n- 9 WISE from 1951 to 1954 attended Scarsdale High School in Scarsdale, New York, which was attacked by 8 Citizen's Group, which alleged Comunist influence in the school system. He had several questionable associates in addition to MUNSELL \\_\n\n\n\n\n\n3010-104\n\nUNITED STATES GOVEXNMENT\n\n\n## Memorandum\n\nTO\n\nFiles\n\n\n\nFROM\n\nM. D; Stevens\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nCASE #351164\n\n- 1. According to a newspaper column of Allen and Scott\" in the Chicago American of 6 December 1963, on the OSWALD Case, Abram CHAYES , Legal Officer of the State Department, was one of two persons immediately responsible for OSWALD ' s being permitted to return to the United States fron the Soviet Union in June 1962\\_ Ihe other individual named was Llewellyn IHOMPSON, the then Ambassador to Russia Another said to have been involved in the handling of OSWAID 's case was Samuel WISE , Counsel of the American Embassy in Moscow.\n\n- 2, Abram CHAYES, #352234, who as of 16 February 1961 was described as new Counsel in State was granted Security approval for liaison contact with J Foster COILINS (in the office of the Chief of the Covert Action Staff) on 6 March 1961\\_ Ihe request for CHAYES clearance was \"Blanket request to permit discussion with him of NSC 5412/2 matters on \"the\n- 3 ~ In September 1961 there was a White House namecheck request on CHAYES wife Antonia (Ioni) Ieigh CHAYES, nee: HANDIER\n- 4\\_ In March 1962, CHAYES was granted a renewal of his liaison contact clearance on 8 continuing basis \\_ Ihis time his contact was Jr\n- 5. On 10 February 1962, as follows with reference to CHAYES :\n\n\"SOFT ON COMMUNISM: Representative Francis E Walter (R.-Pa:); Chairman of the House Committee on Un-American Activities, has scored the new State Department regulations on passports, ing they would allow Reds denied passports to \"rifle freely the the other investigativen agencies \\_ The man behind the new regulations, which Walter claims violate the Internal Security Act of 1950, is reportedly State s chief legal officer, Chayes , a Kennedy, appointee, is an ex-Harvard professor who was Chester . Bowles legal adviser when Bowles was Governor of Connecticut\\_ Walter has introduced legislation to remedy the new passport regulations top\n\nDocument Numbor\n\n\n\nfor FOIA Roview\n\nFEB 1977\n\nDATE: 29 January 1964\n\n~2~\n\n- 6 Samuel WISE, Counsel in the American Embassy in Moscow\" who is referred to above, may well be Samuel Griffin WISE Jr #74574, who apparently was once a contract employee on '\u00c1EACIIVE . The State Department reviewed WISE 's file on 2 June 1954; and as of September 1962 a Samuel G. WISE was Second . Secretary of the American Embassy in Moscow\\_ At that time WISE\\_advised ip cable to\\_the State Department\n\nDAV\u00cfS case is very similar to that of \u00d6SWAID; and like OSWALD , lived in the Soviet. Union for two years after his defection and prior to making application for return to the United StatesJ] he,\n\n- 7 . WISE was an applicant for CIA employment in early 1953 and was security approved subject to polygraph on 11 August 1953. He did not enter on duty and in September 1953 the office which had been interested in him was longer interested\" On 13 November 1953, WISE was granted CSA to permit his use as contract employee on in His CSA was cancelled on 24 March 1958 . \"no City.\n\n- 8 . WISE named as friend of William Orville MNSEII, #61693-DI, during an investigation of the latter for possible CIA employment in 1952. WISE, according to (MUNSEII landlady and social acquaintance in Washington, D.C. during the period of about a year which ended in April 1952, was the only person she knew by name with was friendly According to the informant, student at Columbia University whose address was 423 Furnald Hall\\_ (USELL was Security disappre for CIA employment in June 1952 because of his close association on 8 professional and social basis, while attending Denver University from 1946 to 1951, with persons of questionable loyality. In November 1954, was of interest to project FJALIVE with reference to assignment to Dhahran, Saudi Arabie; however , the interested office withdrev tbeir request on bim, after Security advised of the derogatory information regarding him. 'oved\n- 9 WISE from 1951 to 1954 attended Scarsdale High School in Scarsdale New York, which was attacked by Citizen's Group, which alleged Comunist; influence in the school system: He had several questionable associates in addition to MUSELL .\n\n\n", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_07a7bb6c_6994_4ff5_91b3_7e16090a996d", "filename": "104-10098-10072.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10098-10072.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "| | CLASSIFICATION | PROCESSING |\n|----------|------------------|--------------|\n| DISPAICH | | |\n| To | | |\n| [NFO | | |\n\nACTKON REQUIRED\n\n'RERERENCES\n\n0f done 1t attentlon fbat been teralnated,\n\n8; 02 to tbe LENVOI-8 88 0f 24\n\n3, clearenco 828 18 90 Agent Recora 1 for Jeer , but for\n\nIf be Agent Record, If 10 @ current 02\n\n081 Haxico\n\nCROSS REFERENCE TO\n\n\n\n\n\n3/ octs\n\nDATE\n\nHQS FILE NUMBER\n\n201-118408\n\nCLASSIFICATION", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_d9d81bcf_80cc_4766_a673_1377aad53976", "filename": "104-10169-10002.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10169-10002.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nDo RETURN' Background\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_bf07cb1d_ea65_4e23_b423_9551139fe8b2", "filename": "104-10169-10003.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10169-10003.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nRET\u00daRN TO CIA 'B\u00e0ckground Use Only Do Not Reproduce:", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_ebd13355_e90a_44f9_baab_5ad4255531fe", "filename": "104-10169-10265.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10169-10265.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "532\n\nCIA Background Use Do Not Reproduce Only\n\nDuquE\n\n\n\nFRITY BELA CITE YAVE 3691\n\n- AMDIP-J \u00c7OURIER ARRIVED AREA FROM Kava 14 FEB , WNFORMED ON VANTED LIST AND DUE Io SECURITY INCIDENT KIS RADIO CUI OFF ,\n- DAYS Ago A-3 RAIDED BY G2, HOUSE LOCATED NEAR 0 198 ST HABANA LUISA\" [PICKED UP. AN DETAINED 48 KOURS \\_ KOUSE CONTAINED ONE VIKING II RADIO, 2 GENERATORS-GN58 , A-J CODES HSG FILES; NONE Found DURING SEARCK YKICH APPARENTLY ACCOUNTs FOR RELEASE .\n\n- 3; AGENT 2515 DISPATCKED %? HABANA LEGALLY ON @RDERS To CONTACT OR 15 FEB LINE To ESCAMBRAY as RAM IREZ GROUP \\_\n- DUE INCIDENT Zaboth INSTRUCTED AGENT.2518, DEPARTED FOR habana 14 FEB , To Contact 2315 0 KIM UNTIL\n- 5 ; CONSIDER IT ESSENT IAL BETVEEN @ROUP8 , 9Y FoR TKIB PURPOSE .\n\n\n\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_500c9da5_8a54_4b78_926d_c59ffdc66642", "filename": "104-10110-10568.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10110-10568.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF\n\n92\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_1d7e11ab_7a6f_4497_9fd1_e5c49864247a", "filename": "104-10106-10547.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10106-10547.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "104-10106-10547}\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nMr\n\nDeer Sir\n\n4885\n\nIn the\n\nFoRM 10- 82 1995\n\npn\n\n2\n\nan information may. be\n\nZubon 'Chief Building Securify Brench Office of . Security\n\nCONFID\u00c8NTIA\u00c8\n\nGROUP downoroding ond m\u00e0de\n\noral of\n\nthis-Agency,", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_91dbb27c_41c2_42b5_a4c7_1cebb01f9d23", "filename": "104-10106-10188.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10106-10188.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "SUBJECT: Sam Jaffe\n\n- 1 Sam Jaffe's relationship withi the Agency predates his assignment to Moscow as an ABC 'correspondentDuring the period 1958-60 .while in New York was a confidentia} informant of the FBI on his Soviet contacts in New York. In addition, he had several meetings with the New York office of CIA's Domestic Contact Division. While in Moscow with ABC Jaffe felt he ` was the subject of recruitment attempt by the `KGB in 1962. He recounted his story to the Regional Security Officer at the American Embassy in Moscow copies of which went to both CIA and FBI. Jaffe covered the Gary Powers trial for ABC and flew on the same plane from New York to Moscow with the Barbara Powers party. Prior to that trip he was briefed by \u00e0 CIA psychologist to observe Powers's behavior and demeanor. Jaffe was never \"ordered\" to cover the Powers: trial , but simply acted as an enterprising newspaperman befriending Barbara Powers while her party was enroute and in the Soviet Union.\n\n- 2: During the latter part of his time in Moscow Jaffe was in contact with a KGB officer, Kuvkov and this relationship is matter of record.with the FBI There is some evidence that Jaffe was given preferential treatment by the Soviet authorities\\_ Some western pressmen felt that Jaffe;as an aggressive newspaperman, giving a Iittle to get story Jaffe has given his version of his dealings with the KGB in a lengthy 1969 interview with the FBI\\_\n- 3\\_ The defector Nosenko provided information on Jaffe relationship to the KGB in 1964. However as time went further debriefings of Nosenko indicated that Nosenko was. not as sure about Jaffe 5 relationship as he had been originally By 1968 Nosenko was positive only that Kuvkov had been in touch with Jaffe, but Nosenko was not certain that Jaffe was paid and witting agent of the KGB . on,\n- 4 During Jaffe's tour in 'Hong and subsequently in Washington he was officers\\_ He provided information on news officia]l he was . helpful to the Agency\\_in reporting on a organization? The Committee of New China iadcontact with J\u00e1ffe ended 08 Kong , good and Policy\n- 5. Central to Jaffe's charges about CIA, which he has made public man\u00ff times , is Jaffe s belief that the CIA passed derogatory information about him to his employers \\_ Attached is 24 November 1975 letter from Mir Colby to Jaffe which states categorically that no: information in the CIA files had ever been passed outside of official channels. In addition to this letter Jaffe has been reassured on this point verbally on at least four other occasions \\_ The CIA is positive that Jaffe's recal1 from Hong Kong in 1968\n\n14-Ooooo and subsequent dismissal by ABC, are not related to any action taken by the CIA. 2\n\n- 6 \\_ In discussions with Jaffe he frequently recounts a conversation he had with Mr.[Ted Cowen, a British 'intelligence officiallin Hong 06/6y According to Jaffe, Cowen] told him that he had a \"security problem\" but 08 this Iem would clear up in due courseA close check of our files can not ellucidate what [Cowen was talking about. It is possible? of\\_course, Dl that [Cowen was alluding to the Nosenko allegations as the British were given much of the Nosenko debriefings \\_ The record is unclear on Shis point. However , based on information available to this Agency , we feel we have tried to fy Jaffe with the statement contained in the Colby Jetter that we have no evidence he has . ever been an agent of foreign intelTigence service. Kong : prob paciany\n- Jaffe has submitted a Freedom of Information Act request to CIA which has resulted in the release of large number of documents to him. Jaffe can, of course, appeal our withholding of certain documents through appropriate administrative and judicial procedures under the FOIA.", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_a789d9d3_7165_43e7_bba6_30fbaa5e75a6", "filename": "104-10065-10358.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10065-10358.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nSECRET\n\nACTI(N: IP/DP-9 (791 ) Info: FILE, RF , (11/w)\n\n78 0705837\n\n001\n\nTOR: 78\n\ns E C R E T 1612127 MAY 78 DEFERRED\n\n51113 (GOERLICH\n\nFOR:\n\nSUB :\n\nEUR/BNL Info EUR/A ,\n\nWNINTEL FLEMISH DRDER\n\nREFS :\n\nA WASHINGTON 213077\n\n3 BRUSSED 5101u 0661601\n\n- N TRUST ORALLY To OUR CONCERNING PASSAGE INFORMATION THE VLAAMSE (VMo) THE COMMITTEE ON G IST f HIS HE WILL Not US ON POSSIBLE BECAUSE FREEDOM WILL INFORMATION RISK; AND In GENERAL HE WILL APPROVE OF INFORMATION THE VMQ To CONGRESS KE HAs I NSUFFICIENT THE MATERIAL WILL Not DESPITE OUR ASSURANCES THE SUBJECT WOULD BE As CLASSIFIED SENSITIVE \\_\n- 2 , ARE WRITTEN REPLY To LEARN WHETHER THERE ANY GIVE WIJTRUST ATTITUDE RE AMCIT wE SUSPECT THERE MEASURE OF POSTURING In REF B DISCUSSION LATTER REMARKED To BEST HIS KNOw;LEDGE THE ONL Y Known VMo AMERICAN was IN EARLY 1977 Met BRIEFLY WITh Aiv AMERICAN NaZI MEMBER BEEN EXPELLED FROM UK And PASSED Through BELGIUM \\_ HE DISCUSSED THE WITH US AT ThE TIMe (NAME TRAVELLER Not RECALLED BY OR Acos) ,\n- THERE No WaY wE CAN DISLODGE MInd SET THE CONGRESSIONAL SITUaTION \\_ OF Aside IF HF AD(UARTERS Can PROVIDE SPECIFICs MECHANICS wE Can USE ASSERTION That RTACTION Cannot PROVIDING AMERICANS , WOULD BE HAPPY To POINTS\n\nSECRET\n\nFRP: DEFERRED\n\nBRUS 51113\n\nHsca\n\n\n\n78 0705837\n\nPage 002\n\nTOR : 1612462 MAY 78\n\nBRUSS 51113\n\nCOURSE AwaRE OUR \"SOURCES And POSITION CLEAR HE'S Not WE ARE HOLdING THE LINE\n\n\n## 4 FILE: @08-002-009/3,\n\nEnd\n\nSecret\n\nDEFERRED TELEPOUCH", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_54702f36_7ea4_47b2_886a_89ade9766261", "filename": "104-10120-10381.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10120-10381.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "3\n\n\n\n%\n\n1\n\nRETURN TO CIA Background Use PROJECI Only\n| Charles P 03 | (ERBbrJor CAMBARO | | Case Officer |\n|------------------|-----------------------|-------------------------------------------|\n| Bernard EDGECOMB | AEROOT J ) | Audio Surveillance |\n| John | | Photo Instructor |\n| | | Photo Instructor |\n| | (AEROOT) | Assessment |\n| | | 'Commo Officer |\n| | AEROOI) % CAMBARO) ,( | Log Officer Log Officer |\n| Fred | CAMBARO) a @EROOT) ( | Project Officer Medical Officer |\n| HOWARD | | Case Officer |\n| | | Firearms Instructor |\n| Herman KIMSE | | Documents Instructor Documents Instructor |\n| | | Native Consultant |\n| | AEROOT)% | SW Instructor SW Instructor |\n| 03 | | Native Consultant |\n| | | Photography |\n| \u00c9dwara | @ER8or) | Medical Officer |\n| Edward | | Judo Instructor |\n| Geoge MATECK@) | CAMBARO) | Airborne Training |\n| 05 | | |\n\n\n\n\n## FUNCTION\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_055ca01e_c6c2_43a9_8195_31ba786005f6", "filename": "104-10131-10010.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10131-10010.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "[104-10131-10010)\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nChlef , Personnel\n\nDate:\n\n1 July 1965\n\nCh\u00edef, Interrogation Research Divislon\n\n21642\n\nSUBJBCI:\n\nSWENSON, Harold Francis\n\nSF #:\n\n~73086\n\n- CATEGORY A:\n- 1 Foreg\n- 2 Forelgn relativeo\n- 8 Government connected\n- CATEGORY B: 1\\_\n- C:\n\n1\n\n2.\n\n\nby foreig govermente forelgn ovned firms or foreign intelligence organlzationg Any\n\nForeig non-US citizens) residing 1n the United Ststes\n\n- Social ecquaintances otper tban 0. 8 citizens Or\n- CATEGORY D: 1\n\necqualntance employed by 8 foreign Boverment, forelg or foreig intelligence organizat\u00edon Any\n\n- CATEGORY E; 1 Close Agency ecquaintances.\n\n\n1\n\nCurrent roourates\n\nCATEGORY\n\nG;\n\n1.\n\n\nBy recomended\n\n10 May 1065\n\nC/FI/INT/E\n\n24\n\nSUBJECT\n\nREFERENCES\n\n8B above. B.\n\n\n- 4\n\nName: Colopel Carlos LONA\n\nBackground:\n\nPosltion: Argentine representetlve to tbe Securlty Committee a tbe OAS, D. C. Argentine\n\nAge, 48. Born Argentpa Argentlne\\_ Argentine Army. Career Army Intelligence atlicer. Formerly a tbe genlor Argentine Intellgonce Bervlce 24 Lt Francieco RAMIREZ end has almoet Eetmated tme 0 In July 65. Argentne Intellgepce Servlce (SIDE) Harold F Swengon Raford W\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\n\n\nSECRET\n\nOccaslopel No more often rule.\n\n\nPlace % Meetings: Or at restaurante.\n\n\n\n## 2, Record to WH DivlBlon\n\nHarold F. WEC/SP\n\n\n## Deputy Director {or Plans\n\nDistribution:\n\nOrig & 1\n\nAddressee\n\nDDP\n\nWE/C/ESEC\n\nCbrono", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_066bf07d_7f24_4224_ad91_7bf66de8a1bd", "filename": "104-10161-10091.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10161-10091.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n04 15 55 2 MA R 77 STAFF 16-17 C AR AC AS 32414\n\nTo : D IRECTOR,\n\n\n\nWNINTEL RYBA T REF ; [ARAcAs| 32 38 4\n\n- 1 , 3 MA RCH CH AR GE DCM) T ALKE D \"INF ORMALL Y\" To FORE IGN MINISTER S AL OM MINISTER D IE G0 AN D PR ES [DEN TI AL A ND UNOFF ICIAL PRES $ ADVI SO R EUGENI 0 S0 LER, To ALL THREE Cha RGE MA DE S AME Tw 0 BA SIC THESE BE REL AYED To PRES [DENT PERE 2: (1 ) VENE ZUEL AN G OVERNMENT MI SREA D NE W Yo RK S TO RY ; HAD AT TR IBUTED To DA VID PHILLLPS STATEMEN TS A PP AR ENTLY MA DE OTHERS ; HAD OVER -REACTED SE E MED To BE AN EFF ORT ON PH1 LL IPS' PART To BE HE LPFU L; A ND (2) US G WA $ ST ANDI NG PAT PRES [DENT 'S LE TTER No ONe ELSE SPEA KI NG OR WOULD SPE AK F UR THER F OR ThE USG 0 N TH IS SUB JECT , AS F AR AS THE U. S, W AS ISSUE CL os ED WE HOPED SEE THE S AME WAY,\n- Background Use On 2 DUR IN G 3 AND E ARL Y 4 [T APPE ARS EF FO RT S An D SH OR T LA TIN AMER IC AN A TTENTI ON S PAN HAVE COMBINED GREATLY EASE 0 F WEEK,\n\nLE AS T AS F AR G0 V IS C ON CE RN ED C AP A ND SP OK ES ME N HA VE ALL STA TED INC [DENT HA S ENDED ARE No W TRy [ NG To DIVERT A TTENTION To SUBJECTS \\_ MED [A To N ORMAL WITh STO RIES 0 F HE ADLINES AND BA CK 0 N PA GE S IX 0 R SUPERSE DE D BY NIE HO US C ASE, UGAND AN oPEC PRI cE HIKE , ETC, UNFORTUNATELY, EVERY \\_ VENEZUELAN WEEKLY Long ART[CLE (S) CI A ARE, COUR SE DEFAMATORY , AN D TEND To WH IP UP PUBL [C A GENCY , THEN Too , THERE [S STILL MAT TER A GA [NST CIA T Wo DAYS AG 0 Ca P SEEMED BE [N Tw 0 MEETINGS WITH Jo SE VICEN TE A ND POMPEYO MAS AN D JESUS F A R [ A THE NEVER THELESS, 0 N The WH OLE, THE INTEREST IN THLS SE EMS BE A ND DYING RATHER RAPIDLY,\n\n3 WI Th DIM DISIP CONTI NUE As O DDLY WE A RE GETTING A LITTLE MO RE THESE THE FLAP, L[AI Son BEFO RE HE LEFT oN VISIT WERE \"BUSI NESS AS A ND LET THEM MA KE F IRST 8 RE AK [F THEY 0 PINION WH ILE CAP BL AS TING PUBLI CLY HE\n\n2/76\n\n\n\n24 WoUL D No T To SEVER ALL TI ES MBASSA Do R; STILL oF A At TIMES , UNDE RE ST IMATED To 0 F us} AN WHIch CAME WITHIN 24 ONE HO UR 0 F OCCURING \\_ ANY WA Y , ALL TH1S AND DISI THE IR AND HA VE TRIED BE A S 24 FRIENDLY 4 ND UNDER STANDING\\_ PERH AP S 24 Wo ULD ALLoW, TYPICAL 1s @IM , COL ONEL 06 sJconvERSA TI ON CR YMM DURI NG PEAK CRISIS 24 D IS CU SS ED A VARIETY 0 F To PI CS CRYMM, WELL O THERWI SE ARE G 0 [ NG ?\" CR YM M REPL IE D YoU WH OU LD K No W ThE T0 T0 WH Ic H 06 SOME WH AT GLUML Y , YET , 1 SUPP oSE S0 \"\n\n4 WE SH OULD OU RSEL VE $ THINKING THE WORLD HERE [S DIFFERENT, HOWEVER WKS CARL ET -9 COVER TL Y REPO RTED D IS [P H AS DEF IN ITELY TA PP ED LE AS T HO ME PHO NE LINE, A ND EP HO NE $ AN D JO E Ma NN LG CAL NEw YO RK T IMES REP RE SE NT AT IVE. CAP H IMSELF INSTRUCTED DISP DI RECT OR To Go A ND GET CIA ICATED To AMBA SS ADOR HE HA VI NG SECUR [TY SE RV [ CES Look [Nto CIA Contact VENEZUELA , PART ICUL ARLY THOSE WITH. JOURNA LISTS; TW ICE TEL\n\n14-Ooooo\n\nFG. 2n6\n\nDISSEM\n\nPERSON/UNIT\n\nADVANCE\n\nACTION UNIT\n\nACTION\n\nN\n\nF\n\n0\n\n65 1930\n\nPER\n\nFILE\n\nE1A9 32\n\n8Y\n\nAT\n\nPA GE 04-04\n\nTOR:@419302 MAR 77\n\nIn 2064 62 21-/7 CA RA 32 41 4\n\nIN LAS T COUPLE DA YS CASE HAVE ENcOUN TERED A PPEA RE D To BE SURVEILL ANCES. WK [DET-3 REP OR TS LAS T WEEK CUB AN A MB AS SA DO R HERNANDE 2 V 1S [TED CAP And PR OVIDED HIM A LI ST 0 F ALL CIA PE RS ON NEL AN D AG EN TS THE CUB AN $ Know To BE AS C AN BE SE EN BY ALL THI S, THE RELA TIVELY EASY OPERAT ING CoND ITIONS 0 F THE RECENT No PER TA INPE RH AP S THEY NEVER WILL AG AINA ND WHILE WE ARE No T BECO MI NG No R WILL BE UNDULY SP00 KED , WE HAVE ADJU STED To THE NEW ARE Now BEING MO RE CO NSER VA TI VE A ND IN 0 UR A CTIVITIES BEF ORE. 24\n\n5 , No E2\n\n8Y\n\nRF\n\nVR\n\nRUN\n\nREPRODUCTion Other Tha ISSUING office Prohibitel\n\nSTAFF", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_a8364d44_4878_4505_991a_7f82445690e7", "filename": "104-10142-10055.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10142-10055.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\nQovo\n\n\n\nJournal ~ Office of Legislative Coursel Friday Jl Felruary 1977\n\nPage 5\n\n19 (Uuclassified LJK) ADMINIS[RATIVE DELIVERIES Delivered to Charles Snodgrass, Appropriations Comnmittee Staff, phone of Chief of Panarn? and Chief of Station, passage t0 Representatives John J. Flynt (D. G2. ) and J\\_ Kenneth Robinson (R.\\_ Va ) for their use in an upcoming trip to the above locations\\_\n\n20. (Corfidential LJK) LIAISON Scnate Appropriations Committee staff, to discuss the FY78 budget, Fellenbaum indicated that the Senate Appropriations Committee would have to treat the issue of intelligence-reiated costs due to the fact that the House Appropriations Committee has such interest in this matter. I informed him that the House Appropriations Committee is scheduling a hearing on intelligencerelated costs on 8 Mach 1977.\n\n\nFellenbaum als0 said that it appears Senator Williarn W~ Proxmire (D. Wis.) and Senator Clifford P. Case (R. N.J.) will join the Intelligence Subcommittee of Senate Appropriations Commmittee.\n\n\n- 21c (Unclassificd JLM) LIAISON Advised Art Kuhl, Senate Foreign Relations Committee staff, of the numnber of Agency cmployees covered the upcoming foreign service list to be submitted to the Senate \u00efhe information was supplied by (orn Carney CCS. by\n- 22. (Unclassified LLM) LIAISON Spole with Paul FBI, on the present state of affairs with respect to the Iouse Select Comimitte( on Gonzalez (D. Texas) to the Attorney General the Ccmmittec staffers vill no have been reviewing wilhin the Department: of Justice Daly , Daly they\n\nclearance 5 shoulc start coming througl1 in about 30 days \\_ I asked Daly to advised to tle progress our next coordinated wvithin the Devine' s (I Jeep ster\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_1f1e806c_9215_4a8d_9192_be92fb3e6903", "filename": "104-10121-10239.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10121-10239.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "104-10121-10239]\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_\n\n\n\n63\n\n0-135243 S-ouse\n\n1956. 06 Jr: 902\n\n8\n\n06 63\n\noc = 3218\n\n8 Eunter o/c\n\nBubject'8 S? 1e 835 fleg\n\n1949.\n\n\n0-3823\n\n403\n\n6 staff eployee vho 2949.\n\n\nDo Only\n\n\n\n\n\nKENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_f3c85043_c2d7_4c66_b480_868c0dce9881", "filename": "104-10167-10297.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10167-10297.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "| DISPATCH | 2 |\n|------------|--------|\n| 22 | |\n| FROM | |\n| Jelver | |\n| Se2 Par? 1 | |\n| | NDEUNG |\n\n\n\n\n\n{\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_ec5b11bf_d062_43fc_a7b9_ad9b93053d7c", "filename": "104-10070-10009.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10070-10009.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "1968\n\nTo\n\nFROM\n\nSUBJECT:\n\n(OS/Mexico City\n\nDouglas J . FREA PANE\n\n9 March 1968\n\nre;\n\nStatus Report Perlod\n\n\n## 1February thn\" 29\\_February 1968\n\n(1) 'LIMIX-1\n\n24\n\nI\n\nACIIONS\n\nTAKEN:\n\nprepared and Publ:shed\n\n000\n\nPaper [or distributlon in offices of the PRI in Mexico and selected officials in the Frovinces Copies are included as 2Y@ttachment 4)#0 this report\\_ contains photographisc coverage of the national conventipn PRI; an on page which 1s on #peeches by the new Preuident of the PRI} Alfong Don\u00ednguez; a seriesof interviews with political and MARTINEZ Iom\u00ednguez on le boosting the future leader of the federal workers union ROELEDO\\_Santiago on page 13;an8 a \"plug\" for the cs on the bac Fage I\u00f1 to other serous and light features ofl general iiterest (2)CLIMIX-1 also prered]the 6 | upplement see Attachment B contains the inaugural speecl the new President of: the PRI and the new PRI \"oficial ma Fluvio VISTA Altamirano and which is insluded as an insert wizh the Attachment A newspaper the Statlon with Information 7 sources on the reasons for the Erancisco from post in the on expects of MARTINEZ Dom\u00ednguez in. the PRI (4) IDENTITY A a close lwho is . supposed to be a frlend PRI (5) The th Munlcipal\\_Governmeht A Ezcapozalco GARZA Montemaxor 5 6 the IDENTITY A a Build owned' by the Municlpa The A )group continued now with support organlze thleti show motlon pictures provlded by QKF 'LowAGE and the West German embassy activities related to organlzatlon of zone of Mexico (Atzcapozalco) (7 by (DENTITY B a tenporary loss\" of its IV and 08 (IDEN B) was trying to find governmental contacts with @nt powe (o force Channel to return the TV time to the \"Ateneo\"} the loss wa s caused by the dismissal of GALINDO from the Pres gIven BJun-offlcial support 1n relationship with the TV Station ) It 1s belleved time can be recovered 1s also investlgting the poss obtaining time on a commercal TV channeI anda radio (8) IDEN B Jand\\_ continued cultivation as a6 ('secretario adjunto\" Secre of the President of had several City good ing 24, yor\" and good 'Pvided to and City Ilponce tary\n\n\n\n\n\n47\n\nN % 30\n\nII\\_ ACIIONS PENDING fhe maJor pend1ng actlon 1s the lestablishment of a penetracionyand within the situatlon in PRI hea quar s solidified to degree Fbr exLG in a sort of limbo\" at this date, neither out Of hils job nor confirmed in a job. However, it would appear that ha s at least five channels into the PRI national exe cutive staff)which are for utilization. A separa be prepared on these channels into the (PRI nat Other channels exist to provlde contacts within PFI Reglonal headquartera) for Mexico City but nothing can current officers are retired and the new men ppointed. amplel\n\n06 06 meet\u00edngs with the: Private Secretary MINQR prepared published copies the @ttachment C monthly 1nclud\u00e9d an new President Naclonal de\\_Estudiantes\\_I\u00e9cnisbs (FNET)Y CEBREROS on page 6 several articles provided by QKFLOWAGE the West German embassy as well as other ma terial of interest studehts The CEBREROS intervlew was an \"exclusive\" 516) @IMIX-Dwals able to obtaln one of the 2,000 \"tickets\" avaiiable for the natlional convention of the PRI and attended both 8 mee (J11) LIMIX-1) the Station vith report on the FNET Congress h1s ation As a result a close friend of 0( Gar\u00edn) was naned the President FNET named one of the (I2 cohtact wfth a variety personal with the objective of being able to penetrate headquarters. ) 24 Jof and to tIng day\n\n- III\\_ INDICAIIONS OF EFEECIIVENESS : As reported In paragraph I, 43 , 5 , 1o and\n- IV\\_ ADMINISIRAIIVE\\_ NOIES Nc thing new to report-\n- V No securlty problems were encountered \\_\n- 2 VI AGENT MEETINGS Meetings between FREAPANE and IMIX-1 were heid on a weekly basis in a restaurant\n\nVII\\_ REMARKS Whlle Gtudend operatlons are no longer the prlority operatlons this project REAPANE continues to encourage (IMIX-) contact with the IPN politicians) because the continuing even increas by (ar left student24 agitatlon, thus provid WOF IRM with a continuing posslbllity for intelligence gathering and polltlcal action in this and 1ng\n\nPrepared on 9\n\nMarch 1968\n\n6y\n\nDOUGLAS J FREAPANE", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_b23ab4d6_d865_4100_9d31_ce46daa6df13", "filename": "104-10095-10075.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10095-10075.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "| 104-10095-10075] 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F_ KENNEDY_ ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 CATEGGRY DATE | | | | | | | YRMODA | |\n|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------|------|-------------------------|-----------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------|\n| 530 06 1280 (55304 011047, 011321 | 530501 530902 530911 5403 03 540701 541201 541201 550816 | 1i 1 | XX Vv 32 XX 62 | 450 450 450 450 450 450 450 | 580701 551115 600226 560121 590421 580701 561101 | PDSTARY KENNER RODHAM OHARA PAUL INE C E\u00dcGENE A KRAVCCV FRED MAHON EY: HARRY C HILL. 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DATE | | LUR | L > CATEGORY | AktA DATE | | YRMOIDA | |\n|------------------------------------|----|--------------|---------------------------------|------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------|\n| 59032 cC7143 590510 C22552 590915 | | VV 41 Vv | 450 450 450 450 | 641202 640405 620610 | SPATHAR RICHARD 2 | 040219 050623 040906 021028 | HEXICO MEX [ Co MEXIcC |\n| 590916 591029 591117 055544 600204 | 1 | 53 CC 64 cc; | 450 450 450 450 450 | 620705 600217- 82092 611215 620401 | CARLSCN WILLIAM NONNE MACKER HARCLD 000502 020029 020128 | 020921 | MEXICO MEXICO MEXICO |\n| 600286 6003 08_ | | 51 50 | 450 450 | 611051 621114 | P STEWART JACK BRADY JOHN 8 OSTROM GAIL A | 010826 020807 | MEXICO MEXICO MEXICO |\n| C21725 C29622 | | 2 | 450 450 450 | 621217 | IRINN ICH SEYHQUR | 939106. 020723 | MEXICO MFXICO MEX[cn MFXICO |\n| C1S3 $9 601011 C16245 601016 | | 39 | 4501 450 450 450 450 450 450 90 | 620105 | CINTDN .JEAN L 6 F | 020207 010220 020327 020327 | MEX [Co MEXICO |\n| (618 77 024849 Coc390 620719 | | Ak 51 | 50 450 450 450 | 640925 6070 | Y JACK BECKMAN GUNNAR W | 020015 026016 020521 041029 0102J0 030401 040799 020009 020108 | M#X [ C( MEXICO MEXICO MEXICO |\n| (194 77 C52664 63c61e | | RR FC | 450 450 | 670928 650908 | LARA WHIIE ALAN P | 040324 020221 | MEXICO MEXICO |\n| 60722 60806 | | FF 51 VV | 450 | 65073 650915 | HARRIS F JR CHANDLER HARRY A KARTY FLORYAN 8 | 020015 020124 010317 | MEXICO |\n| C120 75 Co5274 C323 14 | | cc | 450 450 450 450 | 660109 660119 | MALSH STEEVES | | KEXICO |\n| | | | 450 | 660507 | ETSINGER HOEARD . | 020409 020120 020425 | MFXICO MEXICO |\n| 822 640617= | | | 50 450 450 | 641115 650630 680417 | FLANNERY JaMES E P DAvID A | 001020 010429 03100! | MEXICO |\n| | | | | 650606 | | 000913 | |\n| C24345 | | | 450 | | | | |\n| 670824 | | | | | | | |\n\nPAGF\n\n215\n| 921104 560150 C61922 560501 [55655 569601 02248$ 5703 01 [62114 570324' 571201 C1c116 | 450 450 Mi | 94031# 050001 | 1 E John | 1 E John |\n|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------|-------------------------------|\n| Cc | 450 580221 BARBARa 450 H\u00daTCH ISON TERREl 450 590704 01 | 020621 050522 | MEX [ C9 | MEX [ C9 |\n| Vv | G 450 450 610901 PALMER SYLVIA 630630 | 01C610 060420 J40621 06030} | MEXIcO | MEXIcO |\n| FF 'Cc | 450 | | | |\n| CF | 450 600115 JOSEPH 5. 450 | 020024 920208 | HEXICO | HEXICO |\n| 5802C1 580924 590522 4 | 600320 SPERA 450 600322 450 458 4 450 RICHARD H 450 610122 ROBERT D 450 | 020120 020127 020212 030413 02C222 920121 051029 | MEXIC? MEXICO 4EX ! cO NEXICN | MEXIC? MEXICO 4EX ! cO NEXICN |\n| 591004 6C012 : 600306 | 610712 CAREY GILB ERT W 450 959 450 RICHARD 4 | 220916 020207 | | |\n| | 620401 PAUL 620221 4 620601 HAWKINS M | 050803 | | |\n| | 670630 PEPPER 6 49615 PAUL ALLEN | 050519 | | |\n| | 650221 JAMES E | | | |\n| | | 020908 | | |\n| | 650715 OUNCAA ROB ERT | | | |\n| | 450 | | | |\n| | 450 | | | |\n| | 450 | | | |\n| | CC | | | |\n| | FC | | | |\n| | 450 | | | |\n| CF | | | | |\n| 620L10 | 450 450 640705 | | | |\n| 22012 | | | | 020526 |\n| C29162 | | | | |\n| | 450 | | | |\n| C22012 | | | | |\n| 450 | | | | |\n\nS-E-C-R-E-T\n\nPAGE\n\n267\n\n268\n| | C32641 5 062241 c2s015 | 621201 # | LUR | 450 | 450 450 750 450 50 450 450 450 | U CAT\u00c9 65061 | RUTH 'SIVERLTEB | |\n|-------------------------|--------------------------|------------|----------------------------|---------------------|----------------------------------|-------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------|\n| | | | L! > CATEGCRY CC FC CC '\u00f1R | | 651001 650715 650551 | ASHEY: JOSEPH P | YR MODA 05102'3 '206 )9 040920 0 50(24 020001 020249 | |\n| | | 1 | FR FF 51 49 CC Cc RR | 450 456 456 | 640513 | MACKAY PURKE CADENEURG ARTHUR | 010701 020522 | MExTC MEXIC? MEXICO MEXICO |\n| C21747 C25644 0726 (180 | 640521 640715 | 1 | cc 5 | 450 458 450 450 450 | 667108 660730 670726 | BRIGHT WILLIaM | 0200 45 020210 | |\n| C 198 2 \u20ac | 6411 18 | | RR FC | 450 450 450 450 450 | 14 6 70930 671107 | H ANN DURKI^ SHIRLEY Hausmann | 030012 030224 '020020 020201 020512 021013 '20721 | MEXICn MEXICO MEXfCo MEXICn |\n| | 6504 G 7 650605 6506 16 | | R | 450 450 | 700626 | JR H JOA NNE ROBERT | 020027 050911 | #EXTCD MEXICO |\n| | 6567C\u00eb | | RR | 450 450 | 680601 69042 1 67091 1 | PAUl BURLE IGH 4 | 030823 | MEXICO \"ExTCn |\n| | 65C729 | | FR RF | 450 | 700630 | PECAYC ROSAA 5 | 020001 | |\n| | 6 50929 | 1 | FF CC | 450 450 450 | 680120 671212 | M | 040918 029322 020204 | MEXICO MFX [ CO |\n| | 651012 | | | | | 4 | | MEXICQ |\n| | 66040 5 | | | | 6 70901 6891! 3 | ( | | |\n| | | 1 | PR RR | | 580405 | BAKK E HINKLeY | | |\n| 556622 | | | | 450 | | | | |\n| | 650912 | | | | | | | |\n| | | | | 45 ) | | | | |\n| | | | | 450 | | | | |\n| '( 39022 | | | | | | | | |\n| | | | FF | 450 | | | | |\n| | 660504 | | | | 6 70928 | | | |", "pages": 4} {"id": "doc_32b9c660_4e4d_41f7_b977_7245916ac092", "filename": "104-10097-10170.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10097-10170.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_4ae58942_df88_467f_ae6f_c34a384a3b3a", "filename": "104-10119-10339.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10119-10339.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n## UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT\n\nTO\n\nChief, Speciel Security Branch Attn: P Loker, Jr \\_ Overseas Branch\n\nDATB: 28 November 1950\n\nFROM\n\nSUBJECI:\n\nJchn F Rittennozse (Fseudc OPC ) #23500\n\nConcurrence in the conversion of thc salject's status from that of OPC Steff Employee to taat of Tne supject is to be\\_assicned to fezcc Cii as 2 GS-13, Intelligence Officer under Departueut\n\nIt is further reauested that the be ir Stal sent t\u00f3\n\n\n\nYr\n\nCaxxs\n\n\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_faa602ea_4cad_426e_a586_5a9aab1ce23c", "filename": "104-10063-10160.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10063-10160.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n2\n\nTten\n\nCTERS\n\nPea\n\nORIG;\n\nEXT::\n\n9015\n\nDATE:\n\n6 FEB 73\n\n\n## RESTRICTED HANDLING\n\nCLASSIFIED MESSAGE\n\n(Classification)\n\nTO\n\n72\n\n\n## (date\n\nI\n\n~MHCURB RYBAT MHCHAOS\n\nREFS\n\nA\n\nB\n\nCopy\\_\n\nof\n\nCITE HEADQUARTERS 3+75:\n\nDo Background Not Only\n\nHQS-2823\n\nIs\n\nFYI\n\nAND ` BACKGROUND\n\nONLY :\n\nA LORENZO ALSO KNOWN AS GEORGE R I E WAS ARRESTED LATE DEC: 72 BY TANZANIAN AUTHORITIES WHO HAD MISTAKEN HIM FOR HIJACKER GEORGE EDWARD W R I. G H I DETERMINED HE NOT HIJACKER , MATTHEWS WAS RELEASED \\_ (ANOTHER SOURCE REPORTS WRIGHT ACTUALLY WAS IN: DAR ES SALAAM AT TIME OF B \\_ PER-RECENT BPP MEMBERS FELIX VISITED TRAVEL\n\nLINDSAY 0 'N E A L AND WILLIAM H GENEVA (DATES NOT GIVEN) BELIEVE VISIT WAS PRIOR TO 15 NOV: 72 PROVIDING THAT THEY TRAVELED UNDER TRUE NAME DOCUMENTATION AS (NBREED REPORTEDLY HAD INSTITUTED CONTROL MEASURES FOR 0 'NEAL AND HOLDER ON DATE \\_ (CHECKING AND WILL ADVISE)\n\nCoordinating\n\nE2 IMPDET WN-SISM CL BY 012682\n\nAuthenticating\n\nBY:\n\n\n\nIHIS FORM FOR USE\n\nMUSI BE delivered Directly Center , 2 Typewritjen\n\nORJG;\n\nEXT::\n\nUnit:\n\n\n## RESTRICTED HANDLING\n\nDATE:\n\nTC\n\n\n\nCLASSIFIED MESSAGE\n\nof\n\nCopy\n\n2\n\n\n## CITE HEADQUARTERS 3475\n\nPAGE TWO\n\nC PER LNERGO CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE REPORT DATED 13 DEC: 72 , JAMES JOSEPH 0 N WAS IN FRANC\u00c9 IN COMPANY OF ONE NATHAN B U R ALSO KNOWN AS \"SAKU\" PER LNERGO BURNS IS MOST PROBABLY IDENTICAL NATHANIEL JEROME BURNS\n\nD\\_ PER SENSITIVE BKHERALD ASSET AS `OF 31 JAN 73 PETE 0 'NEAL AND WIFE WERE LIVING IN DAR TWO OTHER UNIDENTIFIED BPP MEMBERS \\_ CONJECTURE IHESE TWO MAY BE BURNS AND LARRY NEIL K NHO LEFT WITH 0 'NEAL 23 SEPI 72 BUT HAVE NO POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION\\_\n\nE COMMENT SOME OF 'ABOVE MAY POSSIBLY BE RESULT OF ALLEGED EFFORTS 0:NEAL TO SPREAD CONFUSION PER PARA 1 REF B, ALTHOUGH WE HAVE NO PRESENT INDICATIONS CONFIRMING THIS SUSPICION \\_\n\nCoordinating\n\nAuthenticating Officer\n\nBY:\n\n(Classification)\n\n(date Time Filed)\n\n1o 2 69 Typewaitten\n\n\n## RESTRICTED HANDLING\n\nEXT: :\n\nDATE:\n\nTO\n\nS B C R B T\n\n3\n\n(Date And Time Filed)\n\n\n## CITE HEADQUARTERS 3475\n\n2 WOULD APPRECIATE STATION CONFIRMATION THAT WRIGHT AND HOLDER HAVE TRAVELED OUTSIDE ALGIERS AND ANY OTHER COMMENTS / OBSERVATIONS RE ABOVE ALLEGED TRAVELS , ETC E2 IMPDET WN-SISM.\n\n\nEND OF MESSAGE\n\n\n\nE2 IMPDET WN-SISM CL; BY 012682\n\nAuthenticating\n\nCL BY:\n\n\n\nReleas\n\n72\n\n3205 \"s\n\n\n\nCopy of\n\n(20-44)", "pages": 3} {"id": "doc_6158b2a3_a7a0_49af_a5bc_535f9f632a20", "filename": "104-10119-10338.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10119-10338.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "cc: file\n\n2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\nChief, Employees Divibicn, SSS kttent\u00edcn: J\\_ 5 Reff Chief, Specicl Secuzity Erench\n\nDEC7 1950\n\nJohn P . (Psoudo UPC) #23500\n\n0\n\n\n\nReference dat\u00f8d 1950 requeBting security concusrence in ti:c conversion stetub of OPC Steff Esployec to c? {he Subject nill be 06 GS-13, under deep\n\n16 to edvise 8 Becur:ty Btandpoint this no objection to conversicn of the Subjoct.\n\n\n225 SPCURITY OFFICER, CIA:\n\n", "pages": 1} {"id": "doc_b23d5d4e_d726_498f_8acb_c74308376a3d", "filename": "104-10063-10434.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10063-10434.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n\n", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_bf7e188b_646d_4211_b421_cfd5126a945f", "filename": "104-10066-10240.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10066-10240.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992\n\n\n\nFRP:\n\nDEFERRED\n\n(791 ) UDPD-D , (11/w) Info;\n\n78 0705837\n\n001\n\nTOR: 1612462 MaY .78\n\n1 1612127 MAY 78 DEFERRED TELEPOUCH\n\n51113 (GOERLICH AcTING)\n\nTo;\n\nFOR: EUR/BNL EUR/A , 54/00/0, DC/EUR/NW \\_\n\nWNINTEL FLEMISH ORDER\n\nREFS:\n\n4 WASHINGTOn 213077\n\n- 5101u 0661601\n- 1 WITRUST Has RESPONDED ORALLY T\u00d6 OUR ON THE VLAAMSE (VMo) The GIST HIS wILL PASS US AMCI CONIACIS BECATSE FREEDOM OF ACT WILL PLACE A1 RISK; And In GE NERAL HE WILL APPROvE PASSAGE VMQ BECAUSE NSUFFICIENT THE MATERIAL WILL LEAK , DESPITE ASSURANCES That THE BE handled CLASSIFIED AND\n- ARE WRIIIEN REPLY To LEARN WHETHER THERE ANY GIvE IM @PTRUST RE AMCTT wE SUSPECT ThERE MEASURE OF SIDE IN REF B LATTER That BEST HIS THE Vvo AMeRICAN INCIDENT IN EARLY 1977 V;HEN ORGANIZaTION BR;EFLY WITh PARTY MEMBER Had BEEN EXPELLED FRQM UK AivD PASSED Through BELGIUM DISCUSSED The CASE WITH 41 TIME (NAME of TRAVELLER RECALLED BY \u0152ETSOR Acos)\n- 3, THERE #e DISLODGE APTRUST 'S OBVIOUS MInD QUESTION OF CONGRESS ASIDE If FoIA MECHANICS WHICH #E Ca(v USE CQUNTFR (DTRUST 'S 4SSERTION ThAT PROVIDIN:G ON AMERICANS , wE OULD BE HAPPY\n\nSECRET\n\n51113\n\n\n## CHRONO\n\n\n\n78 0705837\n\n002\n\nBRUS) 51113\n\nTOR : 1612462 MAY 78\n\nHE Is COURSE OUR And POSITION CLEAR PERSUADED ThaT ARE LInE\\_\n\n4 FILE: @085002-009/3. E2 IMPDET,\n\nEnd. MESSAGE'", "pages": 2} {"id": "doc_7ceaba38_c0b3_4a66_9534_30e1d4763119", "filename": "104-10107-10195.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10107-10195.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "\n\n\n## CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY WASHINGTON,D.C. 20505\n\nOGC 75-4191 13 November 1975\n\n\n## Personal and Confidential\n\nThe Honorable Barnard F . Jennings Senior Circuit Court for Fairfax County 4000 Chain Road Fairfax, Virginia 22030 Bridge\n\nDear Judge Jennings:\n\nAn employee % this Agency who falls within that special category of employees that members of my office have previously discussed with you has been summoned for jury at Circuit Courtroom 8, Fairfax County Courthouse , commencing 17 November 1975. It is my understanding that you believe such employees should not serve on a jury . duty\n\nThe employee is identified by a copy of his jury summons returned unde: separate cover and , as previously agreed , we ask that this letter and the name of the employee not be joined together Edmund Cohen of my office will be pleased to explain the circumstances further if you desire . He can be reached at the follo \\_ number: 351-5648. .ing\n\nWe appreciate your efforts on our behalf .\n\n\nSincerely ,\n\n\n\nOGC: ECohen: aam\n\nDistribution:\n\nOriginal Addressee (delivered by courier 1l/13/75)\n\nJURY DUTY\n\n1 - EC signature file\n\nChrono\n\nNOTE: Per GMBreneman's call to Mrs. Chesby , Jenning's secretary , Mr Daniel Flores has been excused from jury Sandy called Mr \\_ Flores with this message. Judge duty .\n\n\nAlyce 11/14/75\n\n\n\nSECRET\n| ERNAL | | | | |\n|------------------------------------------------|--------------|-----------|-----------------------------------|--------------|\n| ROUTING | | | | |\n| (Optionol) Daniel_Elores | Jurx Summons | ExTENSION | No | |\n| Frank Stewart OS EAB dosionolion, foom (Offkor | | 7720 | | show |\n| OGC | | | To 1 Request OGC action attached. | Re |\n| | | | | UNCLASSIFIED |\n\n\n\n1-81\n\n610\n\nII2\n\nTo\n\nTHRU:\n\nFROM:\n\nOn\n\nA $\n\nAND\n\nCOPIES\n\nTo EXTERNAL\n\n\n\nFORWARD\n\nORIGINAL\n\nATIN:\n\nEXTERNAL ACTIVITIES BRAIICH\n\nDIRECTOR OF. SECURITY; officer vhcre divigion office head sccuriy\n\n\n\nNo AnD\n\nAnd\n\n(Print\n\nYPe Daniel Flores GS-12\n\nActivity\n\nFoR\n\nETC .\n\n\nLA/COG\n\n15\n\nHR\n\n10 - 1\n\neting)\n\n(Re{er\n\n(0\n\n29 October summons\n\n1975\n\nI\n\nreceived of\n\nFairfax from\n\nNovember\\_1975\n\nPhone\n\n7144\n\n305325\n\nOf tbe Circuit Court\n\na\n\nVirginia to\n\nserve\n\n(WILL,\n\nWILL\n\nNOT )\n\nBY\n\nCIA\n\nI\n\n\n\non\n\nJury duty beginning\n\n17 November 1975 for two months \\_ of State cover (nominal) Request I am presently@nder Department Guidance\\_ 32\n\nBY\n\nIN ENGAGING\n\nMY\n\nIN THE\n\nREQUESTED ACTIVITY,\n\nCIA\n\nFOR\n\nTHE FOLLOING REASONS:\n\nOf\n\nCONCUR:\n\n\n\nCOuPLETION\n\nBY EXTERNAL ACTIVITIES\n\nFOR\n\nDATE:\n\nAPPROVAL HAS BEEN (GRANTED , DENIED) SECURITY CONTEMPLATED . BY THIS REQUEST . FOR THE ACTIVITY\n\nSECURITY SUPPORT DIVISION\n\n4 5\n\nBRANCH\n\nBE IDENTIFIED AS EMPLOYED\n\n\n\n5!\n\n\nAND\n\nRETURN\n\nOF\n\nORIGINAL\n\nTo EMPLOYEE\n\nCounty comp/\n\n879\n\n\n\n0f the C:rcu:: Court 01 1912' Ycv the at on '{ :n Circuit Courtroco vairfax Va 222;;. you Jave frc:; c; at as If any 691-2227 or 691-2226\\_ Lc directcd to thc Chicf Circuit to \"Eron Coorr county rot to :e to tlic Clerk 0 f Court bc Your roundtr;;:: prepared ing Any\n\n", "pages": 5} {"id": "doc_0929cfa8_7b77_4754_8110_f25ec819a720", "filename": "104-10071-10122.pdf", "url": "https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2025/0318/104-10071-10122.pdf", "date": "2025-03-18T00:00:00", "content": "RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Reproduco\n\n\n\n(2~22\n\nSPECTIC\n\n- 8 3 tbo end sbe roport 1ng prlod 28 Daocober (pleno 09 cado\n- roport 80 on rofurn Of and\n\n\n\nUader Boperato covoI\n\nJaa 23 Jaa\n\n'7\n\n25 Jen 30 Jan\n\n8 16 Kar\n\n30 Jaa 8 Bob\n\nkar ~18\n\nIptorv10y\n\n(1\n\n12\n\nW Har\n\nHotoboor\n\nN\u00e9\n\n4\n\n9 Kay 55\n\n2\n\nFo:d:\n\n33\n\n51-28A\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n22\n\n\n\n\n\n1\n\n4\n\n222:\n\n\n\n- 1 Fr!or ny :crx handie debr'ef{n BubJecte\n- 1 ) 'n vfev cf the {act on hor rocent r' tc have been 21,Q00 hve cr e tc her bank be donc It 1s be accounted for the termg of she\n- 2 ) that her roports up me for exerinatlon 1 May , of che fuct that there &re CIA ndlcators and drectly to the on\n- 3 } CMFA-; 9I'i ested the cf dovelopng an interest Krishna Kenon, cleared putl\u00edsher Vho could re;uest Yenon tc book Thl\u00f8 to ba s9d on Menon acute Budcoptablllty to flattery.\n\n- 4 ; CREA-5 that be to revfev the ur88 of her !n order the grcundvork for an {nvltetion country extended to tle futire Goorge and Chestar of\n- 5 ) tc be inforned that her reporte tc to the lenn:n for\n- THEFLA:.T 19 to be aaked cone to Washlrgton for 1n the VeIY neer future for furthor debrlefing. Th1s 10 be arranged ut day her\n- 7) fact that hab been un\u00edtt\u00edng of the Agoncy 8 role I I mako It geer:ed udvloable to e \u00edt that there v1l1 bo future thib,\n- 19 to be advlsed that Bhe 18 at liberty to any and the e; of the Agency'8 role 92\n\nsecret\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n2\n\nvJov the vaet of vork that be dono that plan to 8pond tuo deye 16 17 J0c09.&rv tr\u00edpe to d\u00edscusg n{:Blon her , found that she frequently ot.her to oover vh\u00edch If 10 the 2890 cn thls should prefer not to pr08s her . 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WILEY , the husband of his nother's sister\\_ He became a correspondent for the York Tines (NYT) in 1953, and became 8 naturalized U.S . citizen in 1954 by a special Congressional bill. New\n- SZULC has been under suspicion as a hostile foreign agent since 1948 when the FBI reported (apparently from a [ritish]source) that he was a Communist. He brought hinself to the attention of CIA in August 1959 in Santiago, Chile by claiming (falsely) to be \"cleared\" and requesting contact with an Agency representative This was the first of many such incidents in Latin America; and resulted in a warning to all Latin American Stations to beware his efforts to interview Agency personnel\\_ It also resulted in continuing watch of his movements and activities because they represented a threat to the cover of Agency personnel \\_ By 1960 his reputation was so widespread that several different CIA officers called for an investigation that would clear up \"once and for all\" his suspected connections with a hostile intelligence service\\_ He was in frequent contact with Communist Party leaders and functionaries throughout Latin America, cons tantly sought out and elicited information from Embassy officers,\n\n\n\n\n\nfrequently mentioning the nane of other CIA officers with whom he was acquainted.\n\n\n- Although the suspicions have increased, and SZULC' s anti-Agency activities have become much more serious and blatant in the 1970's, it has not been possible to clear up any of the suspicions about his motives OI his possible connections with a foreign intelligence service. There have been numerous reviews of his files and the interest in his activities has extended from the case officer. level to the DCI \\_ In fact, it is not possible to cone to any clear conclusion about this man, and the notes below are simply illustrative of the kinds of things that the suspicions alive It is important to note that SZULC ' s activities can be explained by the conbination of his personality, ambition, and the demands on an investigative reporter for the NYT \\_ He is an aggressive, insensitive, and persistent journalist with the family connections (Ambassador Wiley) and ability to develop the kinds of contacts appropriate to 8 successful correspondent for a paper like the NYT \\_ keep\n- Nevertheless , there are elements throughout his entire career that are almost designed to arouse suspicion For example, a British]source in Rio de Janeiro (see Attachnent A) reported that SZULC was \"directed\" by the Polish regime in Warsaw to seek employnent in journalistic circles This report runs like a thread throughout his file and is repeated and garbled in several versions over the years. The report\n\n2\n\n\n\n- has never been explained and was apparently never reported in full to [London) by the [British] representative in Rio. This report and other questions that arose early in his carber (his contacts with a cousin who was a Press Attache in the in Rio) were, however , just the earliest elenents that aroused suspicion. adequatelX\n- 5 Because he becane s0 well-known to s0 many Agency officers, his name and reputation have become subject of discussion on nany occasions One senior operations officer stated in 1975 that a Soviet agent could not be more beneficial to the Soviets and the Communist cause than SZULC has beenAlthough he presented a generally anti-Communist view prior to qutting the NYT in 1972, it is noteworthy that he arranged extensive, favorable TV coverage of the Communist-dominated Ligas Campesinas in Northeast Brazil and that one of the most important anti-Castro operations 'AMTRUNK , in which he was involved from the beginning, was disastrous for all participants\\_ More indicative of his true beliefs, however , are the articles he has written since Watergate. They have become increasingly critical of the CIA and of the USG generally and have danaged U .S . image and prestige-\n- 6 \\_ The notes below are somewhat randon examples of elements in SZULC' s file that bring him under suspicion As mentioned above, they in no way point to a firm conclusion For further information on SZULC during the period 1963 1964 , see the CI review prepared at Miami Station on Jorge VOLSKY in 1964 .\n\n- a\\_ The 1948 FBI report that SZULC was involved in supplying the Polish Legation in Rio with information fron his personal contacts and from Ambassador John C. Wiley has been repeated in various versions throughout SZULC ' s file. The FBI has found similar allegations made by other sources who knew SZULC at that tine\\_ In addition, several sources have mentioned SZULC ' s relations with his cousin, Ignacy SACHS who was the Press Attache in the Polish Embassy in 1947 and 1948, although there is no indication that SACHS had intelligence connections\n- b SZULC' $ marriage to the daughter of the American manager of the English language newspaper in Rio de Janeiro, the Herald, lasted only until SZULC had permanent residence in the and appears to have been carried through for that purpose .\n\n- c By 1949 (SZULC was only 23) he had come to the 16-20 attention of the [Rio Station]because of his dealings' with the Polish Legation and because investigation revealed his father had some (apparently innocent) business dealings with Russians visiting Brazil from Mexico\\_\n- d In 1954, about a year after he was hired by the NYT , SZULC obtained a sensational story , by telephone , from a Communist leader in Guatemala \\_ This launched his career with the NYT \\_\n- e In 1956 SZULC was investigating Brazilian nuclear policy for the NYT Although a legitimate topic, it was somewhat unusual for him and the timing seems unusual for NYT interest.\n\n- f In 1959 , on a to Santiago, Chile, SZULC clained to be \"cleared\" and requested an interview with an Agency representative. This was the first of numerous such requests. In addition, it was in about 1959 that he. also began making a point of telling Agency personnel the names of other . Agency officers he had identified. trip\n- 8 . An article SZULC wrote on Cuba for the NYT in December 1959 was hailed as an antidote to the excessively favorable reports of his colleague, Herbert MATTHEWS , but in fact his article was largely favorable to Fidel CASTRO and to CASTRO ' s plans for Cuba \\_ It is only in comparison that with MAIIHEWS blatantly pro-CASTRO articles SZULC piece/ c\u00e4n be considered balanced1s\n- h\\_ By September 1960 , SZULC was in the forefront of those advocating action against CASTRO \\_ (It was he who finally brought the Leonardo Plan to Washington in 1963 \\_ See AMTRUNK Operational paper) \\_\n- i\\_ In April 1961, shortly after John F KENNEDY was innaugurated, SZULC was transferred to Washington by the NYT Although a reasonable transfer, it is noteworthy that in a very short tine SZULC clained that he had a standing invitation to go directly to the President, the Vice President, the Attorney General McGeorge BUNDY and Robert HURWITCH on Cuban\n\n\n\n5\n\n- j \\_ SZULC persistently sought a continuing contact with an Agency representative in Washington shortly after he arrived until it was granted in December 1962\\_ The first contact was with Albert DAVIES (Lt\\_ Col \\_ on military detail to CIA Cuba) and was arranged at the behest Colonel GROGAN , the Assistant to the Director, request\\_\n- k In 1963 , at President 'KENNEDY s urging, contact with SZULC was nade into a formal relationship and was continued until October 1964 \\_ The meetings were used by SZULC to cross check his information from other sources , including various Cuban exiles and the Department of State. He becane , by virtue of his contacts with the exile community and throughout Washington, one of the most knowledgeable people in the area of Cuban affairs, antiCASTRO activities, and U.S . Government policy . (See CI study on Jorge VOLSKY for more information on this period.) early\n- 1\\_ The Agency officer, Alfonso RODRIGUEZ who maintained official contact with SZULC in 1963 and 1964 said in July 1964:\n\n\"The. special friendship and mutual admiration society that has existed between Tad SZULC , Jorge VOLSKY , and Manuel RAY and the JURE is not something that is transparent easily explained. This alliance may be something unholy and Machiavellian; I just; do not know but I can find no evidence to prove it.\n\n\nAnother officer, Seymour Young, wrote in 1965 :\n\n\"After reading and re-reading this man ' s various files, I began to feel that this man in his position would be an ideal 'agent of influence' It was noted that he is always in a crisis area and usually in advance of the crisis and writes articles which are more concerned with the Communist successes. \"\n\n- n \\_ In about' August 1965, SZULC was sent to Madrid as the NYT representative for Spain and Portugal\\_ He stayed overseas until December 1968 \\_ He was present in Prague during the Soviet invasion of August 1968 and in December he was expelled, apparently for being too inquisitive\\_ However , the WWest German Service ]has remained suspicious of the circumstances of SZULC' s expulsion and the details have never been clarified (It is interesting that SZULC wrote articles reflecting the official CZECH line concerning the defection of General Jan SEJNA who was in the Czech Intelligence service.)\n- 0 SZULC was reported by an FBI source to have gone horseback riding with Boris V. YAROCHEVSKIY , a suspect KGB officer, in Washington in June or July 1971 \\_ SZULC ' s file reflects no regular contact with Bloc diplomats\\_\n- p . In 1972 and 1973 SZULC covered Watergate extensively and demonstrated an extreme bias against the CIA July 1972, SZULC' 5 inquiries of the Department State and his articles had taken on a distinctly anti-US Government tone \\_ His coverage of guerrilla and terrorist groups By\n\nwas less sure than in earlier and was frequently sensationalist and full of inaccuracies\\_ (See , especially, article in NYT for 14 July 1972 on a terrorist Headquarters in Zurich and other wild 'days\n\n- 9 Since 1974 SZULC' s articles have been highly critical the Agency he has used the background information he gathered in the 1960's to attack the Agency and to criticize its operations\\_ and\n- r, In May 1975 SZULC accused the Agency of rifling the files Senators This was only one of many irresponsible and false articles he wrote trying to discredit the Agency . One of the more spectacular efforts was a series in Esquire magazine, in which, among other things, he charged that the U .S . intelligence community had a hidden budget of $25 billion dollars and a network of 200,000 spies\\_\n- Inside the Companz: AGEE credits SZULC ' s daughter, Nicole, for having \"obtained vital research materials in New York and Washington, There is reason to believe, particularly in view of the extrene views Tad SZULC has manifested in the past two years , that he may have aided his daughter in her \"research\\_ SUMMATION In,\n- The case against Tad SZULC as a foreign agent is weak However , his most recent activities are entirely consonant with the view that he has already served the Soviets well and can\n\n8\n\nend his career as an overt propagandist taking advantage of the current furor over the CIA to do the greatest possible danage The current paralysis of all anti-Communist action by the Agency attests to the effectiveness of AGEE , SZULC , the Soviets, et al-\n\nB NOTB : (See attachment from a highly sensitive source use 0f the SECRET / SENSITIVE attachment requires C/CI approval,) The source roported that Nicole, while working with the DGI in Cuba to. \u00e9xpose the Agency , said that except for her father , her whole family were \"fascists\\_ She said that her father quit the NYT because of the restrictive editorial policy and he wished to write according to his beliefs\\_ Any\n\nLAD/JFK Tas Force\n\n2 Attachments , a/s Copy flled: 201-50539", "pages": 9}