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124-90066-10139
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FBI
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11/14/1958
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PAPER-TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
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CR 87-41251-6
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HQ
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NY
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MEMO, INC ADMIN PAGE
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## Page 1
JFK Assassination System
Identification Form
Agency Information
Date:
5/21/201
AGENCY: FBI
RECORD NUMBER:
124-90066-10139
RECORD SERIES: HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER: CR 87-41251-6
Document Information
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM
NY
TO: HQ
TITLE:
DATE:
PAGES:
SUBJECTS :
11/14/1958
4
SALVATORE GRANELLO
DOCUMENT TYPE :
PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION:
Unclassified
RESTRICTIONS: 4
CURRENT STATUS : Redact
DATE OF LAST REVIEW:
06/24/1998
OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE
COMMENTS:
MEMO, INC ADMIN PAGE
v9.1
NW 45799
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1.
teasants one no. as
Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
TO
DIFECTOR, FEI
DATE: 11/24/58
SAC, NEW YORK (87-11003)
÷-!
SUBJBCT:
TULLIO RALPH PERRONE,
was
ITSP - Top Jewel Thief
Re KY letter, 10/10/58.
On 10/29/58 PCI.
iwal
aavised SA WILLIAM J. WAT
at that he is acquainted
with the subject.
He advised that the last he
the subject had a jewelry booth in the Conrad
•it
IN FORMOTHER 4
He stated that he did not
believe CAPPOS
took part in his illegal dealings
unless he was forced into 1t by the subject.
He
stated that TOMMY LOBASSO,
wa: "EEA"SY"
, was
always with the subject and aid his leg work for him.
The PCI Informed that the
-subject recently
forced CAPPOS into givinE CAPEN LONEARDOZZI, a tOP
hoodlum of tne lyos a good deal of Jewelry, but
added LO:ZAPDIZZI was in jail as a result of
contempt before the NY State Crime Commission and
ale not pay for the merchandise.
The Informant advised
jewelry was nade un of stolen diamonds
The Informant advised that SALLY EUFNS,
En 22-2E CI ERUVATO: MORAELLO, FBI A 2120005,
1: 1n
Teeterworld hierarchy
approximately
the late JOin ROBERTS and gets a cut
of all of the subject's deals.
He stated that sUals in turn 1s subject to
the authority of vITOODleVaSSE and tolsialider, and
that Bunis 1c the financial ogcker and puts up
morey when the subject buys large amounts of hot
-Eureau (.':'
1
- lion York (87-11003)
J31: esc
(3)
i REC 37 87=41251-6
cwC
O. COPIES MADE
12 NOV 17 1958
-
FOR TOO
5 7 NOV LAVE
AT FIHO BY
USCAN: N:4 28 REQUEST.
(SLE BUFILE #62-117290).
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NY 87-11003
ITTHOI?, CAFZALLEIPA
MYC, born 9/27/18; and
186 Hester St., IXC, borm 1/13/33.
SA AUGUST J. MICEK advised that no recorc
on the above could be located at the BCI,
NYCPD, by name and address.
On 10/6/58 NY 204-Cbavised SA PAUL G.
DU KIl that SALLY BURNS VisIts the subject at
his exchange dally, and that EURNS appears to have
plenty of money, which money he believed to have been
obtained through EURNS' Cuban gambling companion.
He stated that he believes that EUNS is now
a partner in the operation of the El Borracho
a good deal of time in that place.
57 bast both st., Nuc, as he spenas
He stated that
INFORMANt
It is noted that the photograph of the
subject in possession of the bureau was taken ir
4956 and beary an excellent resemblance af him.
- 3 -
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CIA
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PAPER-TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
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80T01357A
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MULTI ADDEES
|
DIRECTOR
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OPERATIONAL AND ENGINEERING SUPPORT TO FIELD STATIONS
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## Page 1
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ASIGTON, BOGUSA, MASTLLA, BURIOS AIRES CATACAE
XINOMYRY COY: MORTIA, MONTEVIDEO, FAMAMA, PORD A THIS
RIO DE JANSTRO, SAN JOSE SAI JUAN, SÃO PAULE SANE ITUGA
SOCH SAIG 1IGO, SAPE SALVADOR, FOTUCIGALIA
CURMTENTCATTONG
ASId
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BEAT GAYA KING LAPA
PACY PRIN QUIT RECI RICD
5:03 SIAN SAOP SDON SACO
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¡ANB
27193338
02
MP.
RAS EXAV DESICRATED AS • FRATION:
OFFICER AGA VITE HRADQUARTCAS IN FACY AN EAGINPEN IS ARE "
BE ASSTED SOSE INE IN NOVE AER: THESE ANCA ORT:.275 WIi. 75
REGFOISTELE IDGETHER WITH EOS FOR OPSRAXIONAL AID ENCINESRINE
SUPPORT TO ANCA STATIONS. INQUISI MILLY REPORTS. DISPAICEDS
AND CAPITO REQUSTINO OPERATIAL AN EGRET SIPPINT AT
OTAOR CORESROTUD
2. FINE KN OOH DE LETTY FORE FOR SEPTINEER TO ."
TIGERS WILDER EY BUNCE STATIONA DO TARE MENSION
ACITY TUNNEL DANAYE
CARLES UTTA INFOMATION COPTIS TO 595
TIỆN CHIS LINI TATE LETION LEGUENTED TIES ONES INT
EID CF MDS349F
RETURN TO CIA
Background Use Only
Do Not Reproduce
VAN
Innes aeye
- Pig tes
15522
RODUCTION
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docid-32171611.pdf
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124-10173-10430
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10/26/2017
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In Part
|
FBI
|
11/26/1963
|
PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
|
62-455-113
|
SAC
|
AMBLER, JOHN A.
| 1
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FBI
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TP
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09/19/2017
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## Page 1
JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM
IDENTIFICATION FORM
AGENCY INFORMATION
AGENCY: FBI
RECORD_NUMBER: 124-10173-10430
RECORD SERIES: TP
AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 62-455-113
DOCUMENT INFORMATION
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM:
AMBLER. JOHN A.
TO:
SAC
TITLE:
Released under the John
' Rennedy
Assassination Records
Collection Act of 1992
144 USC 2107 Notel.
Case#:NW 54463 Date:
10-12-2017
DATE:
11/26/1963
PAGES: 1
SUBJECT:
JFK, CONTACT, NEG
DOCUMENT TYPE:
ORIGINAL
CLASSIFICATION:
PAPER. TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
Unclassified
REVIEW DATE:
STATUS
12/06/1996
Redact
NEW
CLASSIFICATION:
UPDATE DATE:
02/12/2001
RESTRICTIONS:
JFK Act 6 (4)
COMMENTS:
1N 54463
DocId:32171611
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## Page 2
TO
FROM
SUBJECT:
FD-209 (Rev. 2-1-63)
OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10
5010-106
MAY 1962 EDITION
OSA GEN. REG. NO. 17
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Memorandum
540/34-255
SA
Joke
Vodesta Risi
DATE:
11-26-63
ble
_J PCI:
EPSI
Dates of goftact
Memo
ts
11/23-25/63
Titles
and File #$
62-455V
on which contacted
il/ 36/63
Purpose and results of contact
NEGATIVE
POSITIVE
ALL IN GrON CONTAINLE
Kchili in
CLASSIFIED
DATE 1I-27-43BY_9803 MDD/ICSR
(JFK)
CC: 62-48
intormant certified that he has
furnished all information obtained
by him since last contact.
Personal Data
Rating
Jame
Coverag)
Fame
62-455-113
SEARCHED
_INDEXED
SERLALIZED
NOV 2 6 1963
FBI - TAMPA
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docid-32309164.pdf
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124-10297-10291
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11/17/2017
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FBI
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10/23/1962
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PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
|
92-3171-912
|
HQ
|
CG
| 2
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FBI
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HQ
|
11/17/2017
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## Page 1
Neleased under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Aot of 1992 741 05C 2107 Hote).
DATE: 11-14-2017
JFK Assassination System
• Date:
5/7/2015
Identification Form
Agency Information
AGENCY: FBI
RECORD NUMBER :
124-10297-10291
RECORD SERIES: HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER:
92-3171-912
Document Information
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM:
CG
TO: HQ
TITLE:
DATE:
'PAGES:
SUBJECTS :
10/23/1962
2
SAMUEL G. GIANCANA
DOCUMENT TYPE:
PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION:
Unclassified
RESTRICTIONS :
4
CURRENT STATUS:
Redact
DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 03/05/1998
OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE
COMMENTS :
y9.1
DocId: 32309164
241
Page 1
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## Page 2
"Released under the Join r. Kennedy
DATE:
11-14-2017
Ion Records Col
M. S. DEMAR MEri
COMMUNICATIONS SECTION
UCT& 1962
ICEL HYPE
DEFERRED
10-23-62
* 9-52
PM
RHK
TO DIRECTOR, FBI
192-3171/
FROM SAC, CHICAGO 1923491
1P
SAMUEL M.
GIANCANA, AKA., ARO DAILY SUMMARY •
-(1d USC. 210
Mr.
Tolson.
Mr.
Belmont_
Mr.
Mohr
Mr.
Casper.
Mr.
Callahan
Conrad.
Mr.
DeLoac
Mr.
Evans.
Mr.
Gale
Mr.
Rosen
Mr.
Sullivan
MI.
Mr.
Tavel
Trotter.
Tele. Room.
Miss Holmes.
Kiss Gandy.
CG SIX TWO FOUR ONE DASH C ADVISES HE IS SCHEDULED TO BE EMPLOYED
AT VILLA VENICE
SUPPER CLUB COMMENCING NOVEMBER NINE NEXT AS HEAD
DOORMAN. EMPLOYMENT PROVIDED BY ATTENDANT SERVICE CORPORATION, ONE
OF ROSS PRIO ENTERPRISES• NOTE THAT ACCORDING TO CG SIX FOUR EIGHT
SIX C ASTERISK AND CG SIX FIVE SEVEN FIVE DASH C TE, VILLA VENICE IS
ENTERPRISE OF GIANCANA. CG SIX TWO FOUR ONE DASH C STATES HE HAS BEEN
TO VILLA VENICE SEVERAL TIMES DURING PASTTWO WEEKS, AND ASCERTAINED
THAT GIANCANA RECEIVES MESSAGES THERE UNDER THE NAME OF QUOTE MR.
FLOOD END QUOTE, AND IT APPEARS THAT WHEN HE IS IN TOWN SPENDS
CONSIDERABLE TIME AT VILLA VENICE OVERSEEING REMODELLING OPERATION.
PRETEXT INTERVIEW CONDUCTED OCTOBER EIGHTEEN LAST WITH LEO OLSEN,
OWNER OF RECORD OF VILLA VENICE, WHO ADVISED THAT HE BORROWED
MONEY TO HAVE REMODELLING DONE, STATES HE IS OBTAINING SERVICES OF
FRANK SINATRA AND OTHERS AS ENTERTAINERS BECAUSE HE KNEW THEM IN
TEE PASTO DENIED ANY ONVERSHIP OF VILLA VENICE OTHER THAN IS OUT
ARMED AND DANGEROUS.
Hote).
E
CORR PLS CG FILE NUMBER SHD BE 192-349
ALSO LINE 9, WORD & SHD BE " THOM
893-317121
10 0CT 24 1962
912
END AND ACK, FOR THREE TELETYPES PLS
5800r 261962"
CORR PLS
I ABOVE CORRP WRONG IT SHD BEEWO:
XXXX CORRL PLS. ABOVE CORR WRONG, IT SHD BE LINE 8, WORD 8...
-THAT IS* TWO"
";1
END AND ACK FOR THREE TELES PLS
WA
81991
11-00 PM OK FBI WA HFL
FOR THREE TELES PLS
YES
TU DISC
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104-10331-10280
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07/24/2017
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In Part
|
CIA
|
07/21/1992
|
PAPER - TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
|
PROJFILES-CORRESPONDENCE
|
PRELIMINARY REVIEW OF CERTAIN JFK FILES (RE CONYERS RQST)
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JFK
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## Page 1
JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM
IDENTIFICATION FORM
AGENCY INFORMATION
AGENCY : CIA
RECORD NUMBER
: 104-10331-10280
RECORD SERIES
JFK
AGENCY FILE NUMBER
PROJFILES -CORRESPONDENCE
DOCUMENT INFORMATION
Released under the John
F. Kennedy
assassination Records
Collection Act of 1992
144 USC 2107 Note) .
Case#:NW 53217 Date:
06-22-2017
AGENCY ORIGINATOR :
CIA
FROM
TO
TITLE
PRELIMINARY REVIEW OF CERTAIN JFK FILES (RE CONYERS
DATE
PAGES
RQST)
07/21/1992
3
SUBJECTS : JFK ASSASSINATION
JFK FILES
DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPEI
CLASSIFICATION : CONFIDENTIAI
RESTRICTIONS :
1A
CURRENT STATUS : RELEASED IN PART PUBLIC - RELEASED WITH DELETIONS
DATE OF LAST REVIEW
COMMENTS : 97K-M-1%
JFK-M-16: F13: 2000.02.10.14:16:42:653035
IRI - ITEM IS RESTRICTED
104-10331-10280
HH 53217• DocId: 32404409
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## Page 2
.?
CONFIDENTIAL
21 July 1892
C/HRS/
File-JFK
Preliminary Review of Certain JFK Files (re Conyers rqst)
Boxes 40 to 48. It is my obsevation based on the one box that I
reviewed (48)
and conversations with the other reviewers that
most of this group of files consists of Office of Security
files on individuals. As such they are largely biographic and,
in the case of the gangsters involved in Mongoose, heavily
concerned with their legal problems. With some exceptions these
files contain mostly tangential references to operational
matters. They are not a gold mine of information on Castro
Mongoose, and the Bay of Pigs.
(Frank)
Box 40 contains OS files primarily on anti-Castro Cubans and
individuals involved in the Garrison case who had Agency
connections or contacts. Also contains several files on Agency
employees
involved with
anti-Cuba and/or mafia activities. Most
of the files contain bio/file check data on the individual with
little or
However, files on
prominent individuals* in the CIA's anti-Castro/Cuba projects
contain
some substantive information on activities such as
AMWORLD, JMATE, JMWAVE and recruitment plans.
*Manuel ARTIME - AMWORLD project leader
Bradley AYERS - former Agency/ leaks to Jack A. & book
Francisco BARTES - anti-Castro Cuban leader
Charlotte BUSTOS-Videla - Agency employee
David Christ - Agency employee
Viola June COBB - journalist close to Castro
(Barry)
Box 41. Similar with less substantive information; most files
individuals involved with Garrison case that had or claimed to
have CIA connections. Box includes file on Fair Play for Cuba
Comm. composed primarily of Congressional hearings. Also a file
on Lucien Conein of Viet Nam fame.
Conclusion: OS files which are oriented toward individuals'
personal life and security clearance requirements not a good
starting point for substantive info on anti-Castro projects and
Bay of Pigs.
"(Barry)
Box 42 and Box 43 are almost exclusively security bio fles with
little substantive information relevant to Castro, Mongoose,
and the Bay of Pigs. There are five folders on Garrison alone
but these are almost entirely open source material (Honey)
Boxes 44 & 45 contain bio folders-which in turn contain various
references as follows:
References to Castro, anti-Castro, and Bay of Pigs were
Found in various news clippings including Washington Post and
NYTimes and in various memos to the Senate Select Committee on
Assassination, (For the Record, blind memos, etc, re names on
police requests). These references could be characterized as
shallow.
(Eileen W.)
CONFIDENTIAL
HH 53217 DocId:32404409 Page 2
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## Page 3
."..
CONFIDENTIAL
Box 46 contains 25 envelopes,
Occasional pieces on links with Cuban exile groups.
Envelope 6 concerns Frank Sturgis - focus is Watergate but
there is mention of anti-Castro training, etc.
Envelope I1 concerns Carlos TEDINO Gonzales, alleged CIA,
and his link to two Cuban majors arrested in plot to kill
Castro. No substantive info.
Envelope 15 concerns Manuel Antonia DE VARMEY Loreda,
Cuban exile. File concerns anti-Castro activity in the US,
including info on the Mafia link.
(Chuck)
Box 47 contains no relevant official information: 12 envelopes
or folders; envelopes 5-8 (over 1 linear foot) are nothing but
newspaper clippings, some of which relate.
(Chuck)
Box 48 is almost entirely security files on individuals
involved with plans to assassinate Castro, but documents
contain mostly their biographies and legal
aspects of various
cases
against these individuals. Actual information on the
plots is very limited.
(Frank)
Microf1lm Reels. The three reels mentioned as possible sources
51A
quite a bit on AMLASH, AMWHIP, and AMTRUNK. We also looked at
reel 51 which also has information on Cuebela.
(Eileen S.)
FRANK
(Note on FOIAs on following page).
CONFIDENTIAL
HH 53217
DooId: 32404409
Page
3
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## Page 4
CONFIDENTIAL
FOIA 1648:
"What Would Castro Have Known", a 13 page outline
of the various schemes to assassinate Castro with some
reference to possibility of knowledge of these plans having
reached Castro. File also includes a 16 page memo from John
Blake to John Shattuck, Natl Staff Counsel, ACLU, setting forth
justification for withholding in whole or part
some 74
documents.
FOIA 1644. A memo from Hank Knoche to David Belin entitled,
Review of Selected Items in the Lee Harvey Oswald File
Regarding Allegations of Castro Cuban Involvement in the JFK
Assassination. Pages 1 to 7 covered comments
by Castro in an
interview by AP correspondent Daniel Harker plus press
follow-up articles. Balance of memo covered testimony of
Oswald's Marine colleague on Oswald's Cuban contacts; threats
by Cuban Third secretary at the Hague; the Alvarado story
(Nicaraguan informant); comments by a woman who had been at a
party in Mexico with Oswald present; the claimed encounter with
Oswald at a
student group
meeting by a Mexican journalist in
Tampico.
CONFIDENTIAL
53217
DooId: 32404409
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104-10192-10323
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CIA
|
04/22/1964
|
PAPER - TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
|
80T01357A
|
POSSIBLE SIGNS INDICATING THAT ELOY GUTIERREZ MENOYO MAY SOON IMPLEMENT PLAN OMEGA
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JFK
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## Page 1
104-10192-10323
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination
Records Collection Act of 1992
(44 USC 2107 Note)
NW 53217 6/20/17
FIELD INFORMATION REPORT
lotte stridd d'reid in
APPEAlini
corin
6 farril in migri.
dear: S. Probatte
COUNTRY CUDa
SUBICI POsSIbIO SIgAS IndiCAtIOE
That sloy Cutlertes Honoyo
May Soon Implonent Plan Overa
ФОНЕ FENTTAL
MITHOLLIA DIESTI
REFORI NO
DATE OF RESORT 22 AprIl I9GA
NO PAGES
REFERENCES
DAIL OF 4 April 1981
INTO
PLACI & Unitod States, Klani
UTG-3000
APP-A-SAL iN CODIISE IS TASTAT.T
SOURCE
A Cubin ale uho 1a an official of the Horiniento siarolu-
clonerto del Plablo (IRP. Retolutionery Hoverent of lhe pooplo).
Jas the past soveral mopita be has reported accuratoly on the
activitles of ula arganisatlon ind lta affiliates and on asslo
political developmenta 1a general.
1.
As of & AprIl 1964 Bloy CutleTToZ Manoyo, leader of the Seguado
Frento Macional del Escamiray (SiNos,
Secand Natlonal Front of
ha Bacanbray sho 18 proparing to launch
the silllary phase
of. Plan asega In the near future, had roquested aud recontly
rocolved a neus photographer's canora fron Tod Ediger, Assoctated
PreSS (AP) correspondent in Mlanl. Ediger has allegedis
supplled Gutterrez ulth a "Spoodgrafic" camera.
Rene Crus
Pores bad boen taking lastruction in tha operation of lue canora.
There appaars to bire bega no commitment on the part of Gullerres
to favor the AP BerylCo is the orest that inportant nows la to
Da reported IrOn. Cuba after Plan ORAgA 18 launched.
2.
The speaklas ongagedent of safaol lugert, I trusted lloutasnat
of Gutierres, uho 1a to accaspany GulleTIeR lu tho "Invasion" of
cube, has boen cascelled..
hugert, fluent in the kagliss language,
wai
scheduled to attond a fund-ralsing rally ln orlando, florida,
on 18 April, durtag tbich he vas axpected to cescrito the silltary
ponition of the alllance farmod by the Horlalento soroluclanarlo
dol Pueblo (HRP, RevolutIonAry Movement o1 the Peoplo), Alpia 6O,
and the sitti.
GulleTTes ladicatod that Hugert's services rould
Do rooded beforo the actioduled rally.
1.
IIold Carment: Rafael Basos Huguet del Valle may be seant .
DISTRIBUTION
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## Page 2
104-10192-10323
CONI DEATIAL
CONTROLLIEO WISHK
uró-8000
22 A0811 1884
CARTIOS B.. M8ISIHCH
SYMIC
SOURCOS (AMRAIZ-1) DO ANELIE-I ON 1 ASTIL 1981.
AID: Pleaso lados.
arazo la anilados 150m
AUTODERIO DOVAUTANIDS
ARd BEEJABALLICAILOIN
0d/c
JURALL
1' B0d 11011 5e78
P.B.l.
CONFIDENTILL
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124-90030-10118
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11/17/2017
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FBI
|
06/22/1971
|
PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
|
166-4028-59
|
HQ
|
LA
| 14
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FBI
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HQ
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11/17/2017
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## Page 1
"Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote).
DATE: 11-14-2017
JFK Assassination System
Date:
6/1/2015
Identification Form
Agency Information
AGENCY: FBI
RECORD NUMBER :
124-90030-10118
RECORD SERIES :
HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER :
166-4028-59
Document Information
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM:
LA
TO: HQ
TITLE:
DATE: 06/22/1971
PAGES:
14
SUBJECTS :
MAURICE MEDLEVINE
DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION: Unclassified
RESTRICTIONS: 4
CURRENT STATUS: Redact
DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 05/09/1998
OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE
COMMENTS: RPT
v9.1
DocId: 32324663
6
Page 1
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## Page 2
Reteased under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection
L Act of 1992 (11 USe 2107 Hote).
PBTE3 07eV.42-3947
FEDERAL
BUREAU OF INVESTICATION
REPORTING OFFICE
LOS ANGELES
TITLE OF CASE
MAURICE
MEDLEVINE, aka
FUGITIVE;
LEO MEYER OGUL -
FUGITIVE;
ET AL
OFFICE OF ORIGIN
DATE
LOS
ANGELES-
the sates
16/22/71
REPORT MADE BY
INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD
3/8/71-6/16/71
TYPED BY
foc fare.
WAYNE W.
HILL
fsc
CHARACTER OF CASE
12-15-78,9-11-70
ITAR - EXTORTION; ITSP; CONSPIRACY;
BOND
DEFAULT;
PBV
7-71
REFERENCES:
at Los
Angeles.
Legat, Tel Aviv letter to the
Chicago letters
ALL INTORMATION CONTAINED
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ADMINISTRATIVE
The Chicago Office advised on 3/10/71, that CG 7385-C-TE
advised on 3/3/71, that MAURICE MEDLEVINE was in Tehran, Iran,
early
last fall visiting friends and relatives there.
The informant
also advised that he had heard thai MEDLEVINE jumped bond and
returned to. Tehran, Iran, the first part of this year.
On 2/17/71, CG 6830-C advised that MAURICE MEDLEVINE
had jumped
bond on a
Federal charge in Los Angeles, and went to Israel.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED
# NONE
ACQUIT-
CASE HAS BEEN:
CONVIC.
AUTO.
FUG.
FINES
SAVINGS
RECOVERIES
TALS
PENDING OVER ONE YEAR EYES LINO
• PENDING PROSECUTION
OVER SIX MONTHS
DYES INO
SPECIAL AGENT
IN CHARGE
APPROVED
COPIES MADE:
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Bureau (166-4028)
USA,
LOs Angeles
Special Prosecutions Section)
ALFRED N. KING, AIC,
Strike
Force,
Los Angeles)
2 - Los Angeles (166-1875)
REC-13
ST-105
18 JUL 1 1971
Dissemination Record of Attached Report
Notations
Agency
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How Fwd.
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The informant said that MEDLEVINE was in Israel last March
or April of 1970, and possesses a valid passport.
The Bureau, by letter dated 3/12/71, was requested
to cause OGUL to be interviewed regarding the whereabouts
Of MEDLEVINE.
The source of the information furnished by the Bureau
on 2/24/71, as set out in the details of this report, is Mr. AARON
CHELOUCHE ,
Chief of the Special Branch, Israel
National Police.
The Legat, Tel Aviv, also advised that checks wiüh
the Consular Section, U. S. Embassy, Tel Aviv, on 1/29/71,
and 2/23/71, did not
reveal any additional Information concerning
OGUL.
LEAD
LOS ANGELES
AT LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Will continue contact
with GLADYS AZZARELLA and SELMA SILVERS regarding the
location of MEDLEVINE.
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ED STATES DEPARTMENT OF
USTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Copy to:
2 - USA, Los Angeles
- Special Prosecutions Section
{i - APREN. KING, AIC, Stilko Force, Ios Anstles)
Report of:
Date:
WAYNE W. HILL
6/22/71
Office:
Los Angeles, California
Field Office File #:
166-1875
166-4028
Bureau File #:
Title:
MAURICE MEDLEVINE;
LEO MEYER OGUL;
ET AL
Character:
Synopsis:
INTERSTATE TRANSPORTATION IN AID OF RACKETEERING - EXTORTION;
INTERSTATE TRANSPORTATION OF STOLEN PROPERTY; CONSPIRACY;
BOND DEFAULT; PROBATION VIOLATOR
LEO OGUL interviewed in Tel Aviv, Israel by U. S.
Department of State, and advises
he has changed his
tourist status to new immigrant to Israel.
OGUL'S
address
is c/o divan,
5 Frug Street, Tel AvlY, israel.
Results of investigation to locate OGUL and MEDLEVINE in
Chicago and Los Angeles set forth.
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DETAILS:
On April 22, 1971, a bench warrant for the arrest
of oGuL as a probation violator was issued in U.S. District
Court, Los Angeles, at the request of the U. S. Probation
Office, Los Angeles.
The Bureau advised that according to a reliable
source abroad, on February 24, 1971, LEO MEYER OGUL, whose
father is SAM OGUL, first arrived in Israel on April 19, 1970.
Following that arrival date, he departed Israel for an unknown
destination on May 20, 1970. OGUL returned to Israel on
April 18, 1970, from Tehran, Iran. Following his departure
from Israel on
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at the Sheraton Hotel in Tel Aviv.
OGUL left Israel on
December 3, 1970, for an unknown destination, and returned
on December 7, 1970.
At the time of his return, he was
residing at Number 5 Frug Street, Tel Aviv. OGUL is a
temporary resident of Israel, and has been issued an Israeili
identification card.
The Bureau advised as follows on April 20, 1971:
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UNITED STÄTES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
In Reply, Please Refer so
File No.:
CONE
ITIAL
Miami, Florida
SEP: 3 0 1963
HERET
EXCEI
OTHERWISE®
RE:
INTERCONTINENTAL PENETRATION FORCES
(INTERPEN) ;
NEUTRALITY MATTERS:
MM T1, who has been involved in Cuban revolu
tionary activities for the past five years, and who has
furnished reliable information in the past, during
August and September, 1963, advised that Gerald Patrick
Hemming, American
soldier of fortune and mercenary, con-
cinues to be active in Cuban revolutionary activities
and makes unsuccessful attempts to collect money dona-
tions to establish military training camps and launch
expeditions to Cuba. &(u)
MM I-I advised that Heming's force of fifteen
to twenty American adventurers called
Interpen 1s no longer
1n existence;
however, Henning is able to obtain any mumber
of his past associates for a specific endeavor, such as a
robbery attempt, demonstration or participation in a plan
to promote a military expedition to Cuba. & u)
On June 6, 1963, MM T-l advised that Hemming
visited Carlos Prio Socarras, 5070 Alton Road, Miami Beach,
Florida, former President of Cuba.
Prio said he would
sponsor a military training camp and conferred with Hemi
U)
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CONFIDENTIAL
RE: INTERCONTINENTAL PENETRATION FORCES
concerning a proposed site for a training camp, the num
ber of men to receive military training, and the length
of time necessary to train these men.
Hemming volunteered
to establish and run the training camp, and agreed with
Prio that he, Hemming, would be in charge of the camp.
Prio stated he would be ready in about fifteen or twenty
days to confer with Hemning again concerning this training
camp and to hear Hemming's ideas on specific operations
that could be carried out at such a camp. Prio said he
would give Hemming $100.00 to pay Hemming's room rent.
On July 11, 1963, MM T-1 advised that Hemming
left Miami, Florida, on July 3, 1963, and arrived the fol-
lowing day at Dallas, Texas, where he conferred with Irwin
A. Walker, former General, U. So Army, the well-known segre-
gationist. Walker told Hemming he did not want to participate
in Cuban affairs because he does not want to back any specific
cause, but rather, be readily available to fight Commnism
all over the United States Ku)
Logue and Peens a 1 confered alch surer Rogues,
Texas, who 1s a geologist, oil man, and extremely rich.
Logue said he has a six to eight-man group which 1s in-
terested in fighting against Commnism, but he could not
participate with Hemming at that time for fear of offend»
1ng U. S. Government officials. Logue explained that he
has been working with a Colonel and Major who are in the.
a Colonel
U. S. Army Reserve; these two individuals are due for pro-
moton; and, in the near future, will go to Washington;
D. C. to attend a U. S. Government intelligence briefing.
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CONFIDE
RE: INTERCONTINENTAL PENETRATION FORCES
After these two Individuals return
from Wash-
ington, they will brief Logue and will be available to
assist Hemming In some way. Logue stated that if Hemming
could obtain donations for one significant operation
against Cuba, donations
In the future would be easier to
obtain.
Logue stated that in about ten days he would
visit Miami, Florida, and set up an intelligence-gathering
office In Miami, send a man to handle the funds, and would
see people about donating boats to Hemming's anti-Castro
movement in Miami.
Thereafter, Hemming returned to Miant
Florida.
On August 6, 1963, MM T-1 advised that Frank
Nelson, of New York City, an American adventurer who has
been connected with Cuban and Dominican Republic revolu
tionary activities in the past, recently visited Miami and
conferred with Hemming. Nelson claimed he was representing
a friend who was interested in buying PT boats for shipment
to some country in Africa. Nelson and Hemming visited
different boatyards in the Miami area,
1963, Nelson returned to New York CIty. AU)
in get cho sit go.
and
on August
On September 13, 1963, Mr. Wallace Shanley, U.S.
Customs !
Miami, advised that Richard Watley was one of the
five arrested on June 20,
1963y by/foS. Customs, and
charged with violation of Title 26, Section 541s: U. S.
Code, for being in possession of a machinegun.
This Incident was a matter Involving Hemming's
plans to rob Michael R. Morino of weapons reportedly stored
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RE: INTERCONTINENTAL PENETRATION FORCES
at Morino's residence at 5730 N. W. 113th Terrace, Hialeah,
Florida.At the time of arrest, Watley gave the name James
Lewis, but his fingerprints reflected his true identity
and that he was also wanted as a parole violator from some
A rator god for.
other state.
He was unable to make bond, and the Judge -
ordered a sanity hearing be given to Watley. On September
9, 1963, he went to trial at U. S. District Court, Miami,
Florida, and on September 10, 1963, he was found not guilty.
MI. Shanley advised that the other
four Individuals
Roy Hargraves, Joseph Garman, Justin Wilson, and Michael R.
Morino, are scheduled for trial on October 22, 1963. These
individuals are presently out on bond.
On September 17, 1963, MM T-l advised that Hem-
ning has had no further contact with Logue since Henning's
visit to Dallas, Texas, on July 3, 1963. MM T-1 said that
Hemming has
been in contact with Carlos Prio Socarras, but
so far, no training camp has been established. MM T-1
explained that Hemming 1s always 'busy arranging plans for
training camps, arms purchases, and invasions of Cuba,
but 1s very seldom ever successful in his plans, which
are more ambitious than Hemming's ability
to carry them
out.
«/и)
This document contains
neither recommendations
nor conclusions of the FBI.
It is the property of the FBI
and is loaned to your agency; It and its contents are not
to be distributed outside your agency
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complete dietribution; nevertheless, he wished us to ark Head-
quarters if the aterilized document had beer pagged to all or any
Commonwealth countries
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Palmer
DDP - Vile Review
Bicardo Morales Havarette: Tivo Volumer.
Volume I.
201/285923
DoB:. June 14,1939
Personality Jite Ciction Request
dated 26 July 1962
To: RID / 201 tection
Dom: TFW/CI
Former Chow secret Service Official
Souses Decument: IN 13576 did 15 dept 60
6. Cable &_ Director
Date: 9/16/60?
Gia press pays 6 Culone;
excluding. Recardo
Ambal
Morales y Novarrete,
granted asylum
Brazelani Embarcy, Havana
@ Cable 8 UMWAVE
Злот
11111279
Ate.../. Jou 186...
Diaz Tamayo reported 24 Dec. Dauly] that.
Morals has recently joined AMIRON Jaud in a
Carto G-z agent. suggest every effort he
made I determine whether this is a panstration
altempet...
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SECRET
* Name check request form
Morales
from hary Dept, Cica 12 left 1961
@ Morales geen Polygiaph o sesatte forrded
to Chief, Special affais staff from Chief of
Station, MWAVE, si Silenay 1964. Was
beeng recsinted buy CLA.
for. PM. (para military")
activities. Has had no
contact with Cuban
security a intelligeuce nice Sept 1960 9 has
given FBI complete account of his actectei
duce that tisis His tike I is-laws Enora
he will he working for CIA.
O PRO. Part 1 dated 5 January 1964 11111200
O Dipatch did 6Jel 1964 indicates Morales
joined Commandor 2. on July 25,1963. (Contil)
Request for Green Lict Name Check.
#1485.35
dated 27 Jeh 1964 for operational Clearance
To ke weed as radio operstor o leader for
PM.. infiltration leam.
Care officio: Calvin
Hicks. Brauch Chief: Desmond. Fitgerald
in 023
Wave traces listed from 21 March 1961.
Det. 1963
(17 citings) request there — see paper clipped
document in file
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- SECREI
Morales
O PRO -Tart II.
27 Apsie 1964
spotted + recommended for recruitment buy
AMOT/32) leader sAMHOUSE eganization
in Jan 1964 & he a member of JAMDESKIPM
team. To secure
It 200 per month..
Cace officers known moraler:
Clarence E Smeryage - glen
Kenneth B. Sakovich - Pat.
Charles 8. Macengill - Shawk
Alton T. Pernack- harry
Cryptonym was
AMIDESK, 1.
11/11261
@ Dipated D Deputy Chiefy WH/SA
trom;
; Chif of Station
Nated: I Lept 1964
Morales terminated.
hey.
lecame ta recust
- rotation - made
several attempte I Juid out about a
HAVE /PM. Speration, gani, as far as contactis
weier of agents. Committed ou Gerstione..
Not recommended for re-ve
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7/12/78 Palmet
Morales
Showed sprit litership capability.
He is definitely recommended for special
ops in a leadership capaisty.
I 10 June 1965.
for Chiif, C1/OA.
11111203
attr
Request that
morales episteng Operational
approval he amended. $ celude
So fi de lone herde Great EVeR
POA_ senstaled entele Nor: 18,1965, although
Hagtus Care t MWANE. said they prepared he
he decontenied as they wanted. D. tood make
genera prectice S avoid veeristing pilots who
had any formes intelligence connection or whose
hectory reflecte derogatory information eves if
not substantiated after polygraph exam...
[email protected].
5J an. 1966.
Cable I Director 13. Jel 1968
states local
FBI had identified Morales: fingesprinte
at one of Cuban. Porser bombung locatione
FBI infermed IMWAVE before passing info
I local police
1001020
O Cable Alal 14 Jel 1968 2 Directo from MWAVE
aduce Miami-police arrested morales this date
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SECRET
Cable ald 15 det: 36
To :
+9291.65
11111286
References arrect of Quis Pasada Carriley,
Orlando BouchAila, Oleg Guston Rodriguez,
Celsa Toledo
2 Trancis Tuney in regard
I homberg of Cubana Airlines plane Indicatio
Tone of there crected is SALT thu
sidicates that much of the Caracar and
of incentigations of honching I reporting is
controlled
grony.- (note;
Orlando Garcia Vazquie, a
Venezuslan officia
Is a special. investigating
unit, for whom
Morales sees as keputy,
(27 Cable ald 19 Get 1971
Toi Priority Director
1N. 074149
Stem: 5: lation files
...contain No tracer to
Oleg Guiton Rodriguez pe Celia Toledo, Fac
one trace I Gravicico nunez
Sten hi We share head peasters Concern
neilasset 4021 and precibility. of
suspicion/ additional charge
erA Connected
with bombing
WkSear
has wife t ope child; hosis
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moralex
28)
-Cable dte I
= 933153_
To: Immediate
11113207
Sten 4
kegaw.employment.w.th
CA in april 1965 and initially dessed as au
instructor in Maritime training brauch of
SMWAVE .
On 1 Auguet 66, was transferred
I eI bauch where he was to report on
activities f Cubane Reprecentation in Gile [RECE)
us resignation in larly June 1967.
seminated effective / July 1967. Went 8.
Caracas to sek exployment o eutrequently
picked up
Lui circa.
Petober 1967.
Aten 5: Kicaido Morales Havarette was
recruited in January 1964. - terminated.
ase 36 Auguet 1864 Inver und ou a CIA
sponcored musion, Necend traing toward
the Congo hut never served... (ote; this
does not corolate with ofice of Security
informations-keepee
ely
item. 15-
fitner seport this file
Cable At 20 Dee.1976 # 960.493
To: FBI
Admite there confluting RET
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B: 7113/78
morales
file about the nature aud
his CIA employment. Still say he was
terminated,
hi Dee 1964..
-(05 files give faw 1966)
143Y208
Volume II
O dispatch dated 2' January 19.77
To: Chief of Station
Thom: Chis, Saten Ameran Here:
Acsding I testimony if Antonio Gonzale
ot trial of Rolands Otero in Jacksonville, Pla.
in Asga 1976, Morale is a Castis agent, Iis
declarationa consoborated by Ciro Orizondo
and Manuel bevielts, former Comrades o
Atero...
10659
- Cale dia 4 Jel 1972
#IN. 177816
Toi Fasority Director Sufo Priority <A/Mani
Sousce, whose seliabitity has not been
established, say Morals planning & get.
Back out of aron t
Inother source (Same Status is above) say
Morales has secently rented aw effensive apartment
i Caracas, the sent & which is almost.
equal @ hie DISIP (Veng. intelligence) Salary.
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Morales
Cable did 29 Apsil 1977
_IN 266.922
To: Director
To: diete reported morales remora S
have Kelled Robesto Passons in Miami
Rolesto Parsone Ramirz was E CA 'agent.")
from 1965-196.
11111289
Cable All 2. May 1927. IN 268419.
to: Director
Eugene Propper, AUSAG, investigating
the Letter murder, has summoned
morales I appeas. an a witness
Mondlee
concerned that once within jurisdiction
7. 25. Courte, he could he charged with
unspecsfied isolstone. had the fore
gone ento hiding.
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1. RUMORS PERSIST THAT NANOLO RAY AND OTHER CUBAN ARP EXILE LEUKRE
ENJOY ACTIVE SUPPORT LA POLITICAL PERSOÑAGES SUCH AS MUNOZ HARIR, PICUERIS
AND ESTANCOURT.
INS DESIRES INFURNATION WHICH WILL ASSIST US II ASCESSING
ACTUAL SXTENT MORAL. AND MATSRINE SUPPORT GIVEN RAY AND MRP AND ASSTHER AITE
EVIDRICE OF COMATTYENTS ON PART TESSE LA POLITICIANS TO INSIALI MY AS HRAD
POSI-LIBRATION CUBAN GOVT. RESUSST SOUNDINGS RE NADE WITH UINST DISCRETION
BINCE WISH TO AVOID IMPRESSION ODTUXE CONCERNED ABOUT AID INVESTIGLTDIO THREE
AXIATIONSHIPB.
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JFK Assassination System
Identification Form
Agency Information
Date:
4/29/201
AGENCY: FBI
RECORD NUMBER: 124-90055-10218
RECORD SERIES: HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER: CR 105-89923-147
Document Information
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM: NY
TO: HQ
TITLE:
DATE:
PAGES:
SUBJECTS :
03/13/1961
2
ANTONIO DE VARONA
CLIP
DOCUMENT TYPE :
PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION :
Unclassified
RESTRICTIONS:
4
CURRENT STATUS:
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DATE OF LAST REVIEW :
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COMMENTS:
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112 136 (5
12-13-56)
..1
FBI.
Date: 3/13/61
SECRED
Transmit the following in -
PLAIN TEXT
Via
(Type in
plain text or,
AIRTEL
7-6°
(Priority or Method of Mailing)
(TK
TO
DIRECTOR, FBI ((105-89923)16X4
loser
From
SAC, NEW YORK (105-40574)]6(N
subject (CLIP - C997814
RE
413.
Transmitted herewith are five copies of a memorandum
pertaining to the captioned matter as well as five copies of
an informant evaluation memorandum.
NY T-1 i
subject of
Bufile 97-4351, who was interviewed on 3/10/61 by SA EDWARD J.
DEVINS, at Room 615, Roger Williams Hotel, 28 East 31st Street, M
NYC. •
The attached memorandum has been classified "Secret".^
since the disclosure of the data could result in serious damage a
05377682610
to the US and could have a bearing on our national defense. In
addition, the unauthorized disclosure of the information contained
in the memorandum may result in the identification of the source
who represents good double agent potential and could possibly
compromise his future effectiveness.
has received the information set out in the
attached
memorandum from various Cuban exiles including members
of the Triple
A and members of the (organization headed by Col.
ANGEL, SANCHEZ MOSQUERA.
"amazed" at the fact that
minor Cuban exiles appear to be
fully/informed of CIA affairs
land
policies.
Bureau, (105-89923) (EncIs. LONCR
CURE'
-4351)
-
Miami
York
York
REC: 14L816
396(25-89923-114
-
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New
New
105-41380)
(FRD)
97-1882)
(TRIPLE A)
York 1105-40574) 614
17 MAR 1 4 1981
(10)
uni
113/12/6
Classified by 2
BIA 6CL
DA MAR
101163
20.1961
NIHA
1211,
Approved:
Special Agent in Charge
Sent
TEARED
OTHER 4
ENCL FILE
59
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SECRET
NY 505-40574]0109
Regarding ANTONIO DE VARONA,
stated that
the Cuban exiles know he is not a man to be trusted and that
during the BATISTA regime, DE VARONA made close to one-half
million dollars through his insurance company in connection
with the construction of an underwater tunnel in Havana harbor.
OTHER 4
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DATE: 11-14-2017
JFK Assassination System
Date:
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Identification Form
Agency Information
AGENCY:
FBI
RECORD NUMBER :
124-90124-10015
RECORD SERIES: HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER :
CR 2-2067-22
Document Information
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM: INTEL DIV
TO: HQ
TITLE:
DATE :
PAGES:
SUBJECTS :
12/07/1973
1
MITCHELL LIVINGTON WERBELL
MITCHELL LIVINGTON WERBELL III
DOCUMENT TYPE :
PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
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Secret
RESTRICTIONS: 1C; 4
CURRENT STATUS : Redact
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Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Aot of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote).
DATE:
CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO
DECLASSIFICATION AND/OR,
RELEASE OF O INFORMATION
IN THIS POCUMENT.
•Intelligence Division
K4-15-98
SLD/|KSR
INEORMATIVE NOTE
6-1-98
12/7/73 (JFK)
Information
Previously received from
Army indicates subject, recently released
Army officer, requested an individual to
join and recruit Army Special Forces
personnel for mercenary duty for the
purpose of taking over Abaco Island in the
Bahamas.
Attached teletype sets forth results
of interview of subject who claimed he had
been in touch with Abaco Independence
Movement representatives whom he refused
to identify and who asked his assistance
in Abaco's quest for independence. Subject
claimed he was not recruiting mercenaries
has no interest in obtaining arms.
Attached data being disseminated by
teletype to State, CIA, DIA, Army,
Criminal Division of the Department and
Legat, London.
The Washington, D. C.
MI-5 representative is being separately
advised.]
2-18-95
Classified ly Sp 8 mac /iso
Declassify on:
OADK (
ГРК,
VHN: emj
:1°
А земо
copies made
ALL IRFORMATION CONTRADE
MENSE IS UNDIASSIFIED
ASCEPT WHERE SHOWN-
OTISHWISE
for review at FBIHQ.by
HSCA rO2-~1 Requestio).
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Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote).
DATE: 11-14-2017
Identification Form
Agency Information
var.
AGENCY:
FBI
RECORD NUMBER : 124-10079-10227
RECORD SERIES: HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER:
62-109060-2186
Document Information
ORIGINATOR: RCMP
FROM:
[Restricted]
TO:
[Restricted]
TITLE:
DATE:
PAGES:
SUBJECTS :
12/17/1963
1
[Restricted]
DOCUMENT TYPE :
PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION:
Top Secret
RESTRICTIONS :
4
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Withhold
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OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE
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Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassinatign Reggrds Collection Act of 1992 (11 USC 2107 Mote).
DATE: 11-14-2017
TE. IN DE
TRE COMMISSIONER,
TOP
SECRET
R. 'C. M. POLICE,
OTTAWA
FILE NO. D 911-2-2
• HEADQUARTERS
OTTAWA, 8
CANADA
pecember 17, 1963.
Mr. Tolson.
Mr.
Belmont
Mr. Mohr.
Mr. Carper
Mr. Callahan
Mr. Conrad
Mr. Do rach
Mr. Evans
Mr. Gale
Mr. Roser
Mr. Sull
Mr.
• Tav
Mr. Tro
Tele. Room.
Miss Holmes
Miss Gandy
TOP SECRET
Dear sir. Innes:
A delicate and reliable source has reported
to us that members of the Cuban diplomatic mission in
Ottawa greeted the news of President KENNEDY's death with
jubilation.
2.
The Cuban Embassy received instructions from
the Cuban Foreign Minister Raul ROA to abide by protocol
rulings in force and to take part in mourning for President
KENNEDY only if official observations of mourning were
decreed by the Canadian Government and the Diplomatic Corps.
Cuban representatives in Canada were also instructed to abide
by the declaration delivered by Cuban Ambassador LECHUGA at
the United Nations, in which he announced that "Cuba had
received the news of the tragic death of President RENNEDY
with profound displeasure".
We are forwarding this for your information.
Please ensure protection for our source.
Yours very truly,
BE DISSEMINATED WITHOUT PRIOR
T IS AOT TI
WE NAMED AS THE BOUNCE
• HOURS IS NOT TO
bEC-C
MI. Moss Lee Innes,
c/o U.S. Embassy,
Assistalt Director
BEG 50
for Director
3 In lllSecurity & Intelligence.
100 Wellington Street,
OTTAWA, Ontario,
COPIES DESTROYERA ENCLOSUT
SF.F
8 4 DEC 2 0 1972
12-19060-215051 1 tea.3
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stward Kiper Moss
172 646
6-23-1
Hal nifo o throgating face chuck on elent
Julia. Celeri
701-196435
8B5-67225
18 gan 61
alent de mis bess
operates secretaial dumi: Li font
pu Mon acts
ttired & Unina.
E Jui Culini
022-004-124
WHV5-09123
38 May 63
Operator Charrio Hort Ecopa
Santo Dont 201-31 M4; Re DR
Pesem.T.N.Q.. and Indoctenden in Cule,
FBI DOUCIt
18 Jam 1901
secut
Manal Vauna
11110140
Intera Scaut-Cula
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it may t8.
Fad " counfufig s chome
metry li0 lavily pueriot) o apte teeddeae
Cropsal nide 4o.
nimul be magn
l teb6i Nuold dacad fum samtay, me oy
de arzocidão in LA çon frabend lrumn, the
a feuater intauld in smupglay lay anit
of. whidy nt Bayl.
Fremiseed dlrauls as emteas i foen ttree
f. Onicon sgaut polce
=Ta aepuanta al de Vauna y had a
63fh toal whd coulh tut FR22
-said de caule lu oy use ui Murasie
w/ aeram jusene re their deurstig fme
tenduz ai d tocamo
26 Aug43-
plor ugant Durales.
Tausti ni
muda gane nifo re tuban plreo
but never paid
26 panal
WAVE -3183
1. Infment was qoe Mtuve
2, FUJ: de was crpod ALAMDIP-Ie
Sentigo Babun
11110143
FBI Doccment
Date: 100759
Suf : Carttem Prlitel Actreia- Cudba
Nome
SECHED
Fill : Neve ters
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Il Mais t8
nemal de mag.
le Feld!
Muda lound fum tam Xay, me ay
dis ariciato in LA contratand bumen, the
Familia altado a emeus i feen tore
-said de caule de of une ii Mereno
w/ altam jusere re their destig fore
26 Aug 43 =
plar ugant Duraker.
Tast in
muda zane nifo se turcan pares
lut. newe paid
26. gan de!
WAVE -3183
Santigo Batum
FBI Document
Date: 100t59
Cain.
Nome
Fill: Neve tere
11110145
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igne 54
Rutin os comiro Guadei SECREI
"secut
miane +7-761 34-105-75443
Sept 1958
Root Dilland, Untun Pilot
FBI File 97-230 (mun
Dest of thry
13 Mar 37
gue muola (58-7083-710)
File#: 1051-00
11110145
SEGRET
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74 Jum?!
W wanted d
- Was peat buy Bodys.
- centract pilot w, Agency in Congo pr
cuban pilots in Mcam to 44 F51 planess
Id. Palvador.
Fo, no in band is pult agun to fe
to... El Salvader o on Canoe,
Aug. 65-
446 N25391987 Min
DOB
14 Maul 1918
Santingo Сива
FRE FIFT
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12 - 11-01.
415760
11110147
Oct 22.1144
Letter I8 Molene in whee no spinee
fur. Meat:
SEGREY
warld
Sup men til ques into patie
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16 may le
SECRETE
Liter to the therald me flinec
for Progress is a mistale con hurt
use force
FBI
(n 23 Dec 1968
Whittin
165-83185 mann
Us Hif ace
a Janito
while
11110143
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stward Kiper Moss
SEC
Faldu 31
#10
172 646
6-23-1
Hal nito i derogating face duck in cler
201-196435
035-67225
18 ganer
allyed to be mister fu mis a
operates.
"secretial sure: Li fant
pr Man acts
Hered I Unina.
022-004-124
WHV2-09123
38. May 63
Operator Cario bor capa
Santo Domingo; Dan rep in
contact. wI sil + 201-316494 ; MDR
Perm. TNG and Indoctersen in Cute,
FBI
18 Jam 1901
Secut
Manu Vauna
Interal Saunt - Cula
1111014)
Fill th
105-76824
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63 thRu 78, 80,81, 85 thR4 93
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•For
SAC, Menphir
From: Director, FBI
ASSASSENATIONS (HEÇA)
51 Fingerprint Phose LjFineciprine Record
ED Artists Conesption
CONLMNDICATIONS SECTION
UCT F4 1978
TELETYPE
Friarity
Dots: 10/24776
Tine: Tiansmitted -
initlaff.
[Howspaper clipping
Ly Photograph
LOher (2) HSCA letter to Attorney
Genoral deted 10/87/78.
(2) NSCA letter to Attorney
General dated 19/79/76.
JIA ipim
(2)
ASAC RIChArD BLAY
Anana, H3/ DR/2112
Recur
ied
10-24-78.
93pm) Al-
7-18-02 60020bcspdagles
+4271171427113
66-2897-98
SEARCHED_
SERIAL ERASe FILETS.
FBI - MEMPHS
iMPH 8 :
Att
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B. Galuers.
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554045F9-45 EARL
TENANT TENNY EASEL
+2ST7 = E9FP74 fE
#WENT E 100E FA
Select Committe on Seemsinations
He Fund arresters
EN HOUSE OPERA ELLENSE, HINK t
octobat 1,7g 1978
Re CIU
10-12-88
mE 338-R
The Honorable Gelftin 5. Ball
Attoracy General of the united states
Departmant of Justice
Washington, D. C. 20305
Actention:
Mt.. Robert I. Feach
beputy Assistant Attorney General
Dear Mt.. Attorey General:.
Is connection with thic committee"s investigation into
che death of si, Martin Luther Ring, dã.. I uite to request
thet you mase the name of a focher security informant available
to the domittes so that the person might be intervieved in
order that cazious allagationg involving the Federal Bureau of
Inrestigation and the death of D
King may be roscived.
Committoe has had access to the relatani Baronu personnel and
the Beadquarters and Fielá Office Piles dE the informant, duly
excined to protect the incommants identity, and it =13o co
ducted extansive interviews among others who are also the subject
of this aspact of the Committee's investigation.
Whats the Col
mittee not desires is to determine it the pral testimony of the
Witnesses support or refute the writen zecord as vell as
intomation obtained during previous interviets
tas porton, whose identity the Comittee 509k5, 415 2559-
clated with the Invaders, a Black militant group in Haunbis.
"Terrassee during 1965, who vere apparently hamaved in the
violenca that occized in Neuphis ene sach prior to Dr. Ring'e
He was an oider person, anu he had apparently been s
Bureau source since 1958, Ad a recognised commnity leader, he
was able to move about freaty ritain the Bisct comunity -
The
Committee knows independently that in the carly months be 1958,
the Invaders wate attempting to obtain inFluence in that same
conmunicy, and they initially attented to do so, la part. by
approaching established arganisations.
They even want so far
as to invite special agents of the hemphis oftice to mest with
them early in 1968, as which time they delinested their goals
and objectives.
If the Furenu sought to shape the actions of
there Individuald in vays detrimental to Di. Jing in connoction
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"Che Honorable Cri
October 17, 1978
Fage
suit
B. BELI
with the counterintelligence program being maged against him.
it would appear that this particular informant would have been
= logieal vehicle for that effort.
As you knor, with sespaut to the king investigation, the
Committes 15+
in effect, parforming for the death of Dr: king
the same function that the Warrah Comission perforned for the
death of Freaident Fennedy=
One of the most frequent criti
cians of the Warren Conmasion is shat in attempting to Lesolvo
the iosue of whethos ot not bee Harvey Oswald was on faI
formant. the Commiasion eccepted sworn affadavies fron the
Bureau.
The Committea feels, theratore, that it would be
detalict to rely on anything leas thnn an opportunity to egarias
and cross-examine relevart witnessos on this ercial labus.
The Conmittee is soc unmandiul of the senaltive nature ot
Throughout the effort to resoive this lanue, the
Committoe has attempted ts nove with tastraint.
It was not
until our field interviews with former membats of the Invadars
and people ptooent in Momphis as the time er the March 22. 1968
inton revoared, I, that the invaders were in last a proximate
causs of the violence, and (2) that it is universally believed
that the Invades followers who caused the violence vere paid
FBI operatives,
that the Comittos requested secess to any
Informant tales
By that cime, the Gormittee had reviewed the Sanitation
Strike, Invaders,
King and soLe substantive files
It had also
-carioned the Memphis Polies Doparment files, and it had inter-
Trewed ita undercover operative within the Invader aiganisation.
The committes had initially hoped thas the ansvers it
sought could ba resolved by reviewing the informants deadquarters
and Feld Office files.
Subsequent interviewe with current and
former agents sevenlad, addicionally, (il that the Menphis Field
orsice had prior knowledge of the impanding violence la fact
memoraLiaod in Fat focuments) and (2) menpore dE the Invaders
were observed by arents of the faI exhorting the crowd and
readying weapons
Erom
signposte la fact testifiod to under oath
by tress agents)
Furcher, bhile the Cormittee has incirted that the Siles
os all five ot the informants said by the Departmene of Justice
so he lovalved with the Inaders should have been me availahle
to its ataff pursuant to the Memorandun of Understanding, It
made & good thith effort to work out & compromise proposal that
permitted ay exclusiva review of the
excised files.
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Conmittee has now reached a paint, howavet, where the balance
between maintaining the integrity of the Bureau's Informant
the resolution of this criticad issue must be struck
in saver of the Committoo's receiving the identity of that one
informant. A esquest in not being made for all five, and absent
new develoyments, this request should resolve the outstanding
ISSUEE+
The burden of the Committea's mandate is largely &
reflection of the desite of the American gublic to lenen the
true facts concerning the death of Dx. King. That Burden is
perhaps neter more apparent than in connection with the issues
that the Committee is now attempting to address here.
The claim
that an BBI/Invada: connection resulted in the violence on Aptil
28 and contributed to Di. King's death has now teceived nacion»
Wide attention
It is recounted in existing literature and was
broadeast nationally in & dramatis account ôl Di. Ring's life.
The Rey: Ralph Abernathy, close friend and succeaBor of DE. Ring.
testified in public under oath and before Members os the con
mitcee and the netical news media, thae ho recalled members of
the Invaders sokaowledging that they had caussa the violence
on March 28, In return for companaation From the FBI.
an individaal who was a recognized leader ot the 1968 santactor
Strike and mage the invitacion to br. King to come to Memphis,
is a lending exponent of the theaty that the fBi, through ita
Intomants, had a Airect role in De. King's arousination.
Finally, the Cormitteo's Investigation has tevealed that
the Bureau recommended that Informants be used with or without
their knovledge to implement countetintalligence proposals
directed againat DE. King, In 1968-
with this backdrop, it is
cleat that the Cormittee has no casice bnt so satisfy itsolt
concerning the evants which took place in Henphie.
The public
Intereat In the death of bi. king cannot be mer by less than a
Full investigation.
raleing witti this indivival is essential
to the fadx resolution of these nose serious questions.'
I would hope that it might be possible to secure the
Identity al thie informant, either through his consent or para
graph I. B. (I) of the Memorandun of Undetstanding betwen the
pepartment and the Committeo.
Nerartheless, I an authorized
to infoin you that the Cormitsee is preparad to seek this
Intonation through formal procesa if all othet avenues are of
no avail,
Finalit; I would note that this insue must he resolved.
weil before the resumption of the Committee's public hoarings
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• 7he honorable &;
FEin I. Bell
October 17, 1976
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in the king investigation, now acheduled to hegit on November
1978-
sincerely
G. Robert Blabey
Chier counsel and Director
GRE AỐM
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Mr. Bassett
D. Ryan
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON
ASSASSINATIONS
U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES (HSCA)
7/28/78
I - MI. Balley
1 - MI. Mintz
Attns
Mr. Heller
. 1 - Criminal Investigative
Division..
Attr:, MI. J.J. Jamai
I ~ MI. Foster
PURPOSE: Io furniah information regarding captioned
Committee's efforts to gain docess to Memphis Fiela Offico
files of five (5) former Informants and to recommend, In
accordance with a decision by the Department of Justice,
that excised copies of these files be made, available only
• to the ESCA'& Chief Coungel and Director.
SYNOPSIS: The HSCA Is trying to resolve allegation that
FBI informants reporting on the Invaders, a Memphis youth
gang, acted as "agent provocateurs" in Instigating violence,
causing King to return to Memphia where he was kiided.
HSCA
requested access to IBI Headquarters (FBIHQ) filas On five
informants reporting on Invaders.
This access was granted
to HSCA Chief Counsel and Director only as effort to
compromise with HSCA and asmint in resolving allegation.
HSCA than requested access to Memphis Flold Office files.
on the same informants.
This tequent was denied In Director
letter to Congressman Stokes, Chairman, HSCA, (copy attached)
primarily because it rould be datrimental to our informant
development program.
By latter to the Attorney General frow
HSCA Chairman dated 7/5/7,8 (copy attached) ,, a meeting with
the Attorney General was requested to resolve the зasue...
HI. Robart I. Reuch, Assistant Attorney Generate stated HSCA
plans to subpoena filas and that IBI should make files
avallable.
Informants vere contaoted, but refused tó
permit disclosure of their identitien to the isCA..
In
letter to the Director dated 7/24/78 (copy attached), MI."
Kouch adviaed that In hla Judgement,, as Special Counsel: for
the Attorney General, the ISCA should be given access to:
excised copies of these files primarily because the Committee's
logislative and Investigativa needs are not based on "pure
speculation* and to give accens to excised coples both
protects informant identitles and demonstrates
out coopetation
Whilo ta bellove it, laugh's decision 1s round
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Memorandum to MI. Bassett
RE:
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U, S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES (ESCA).
why files should not be made available were informally
provided him and
are outlined in this memorandum.
1/21/78, MI. Keuch state, our arguments are persuasive,
but he still belleved the decision in his letter of 7/24/78
was the best course of action in this matter. However,
he desired to use our arguments in responding to
Congressman Stokes' letter and asked this Information be
furnished him on a formal, basis.
that our action in this matter will have no bearing on the
Socialist Workers Party Iitigation In New York.
Congressional Inguiry Unit (CIU) believes that since copies
of these files will be excised to prevent compromise of
Informants' identities, We should agree with Mr. Keuch'.
position and make files available.
RECOMMENDATIONS:
1. That we foflow the decision of Mr. Reuch in
making excised coples of these informant files avallable to
the HSCA'a Chief Counsel and Director only.
2. If the above 1a approved, an appropriate
communication be prepared direating to MI. Keuch Information
he desires to use in his response to Congressman Stokes.
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RE:
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS
U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES (ESCA)
DETAILS: By letter to the Attorney General dated 4/12/78,
the ESCA requested access to files on our informants
within the Invaders, a Memphis youth gang.
This request
was apparently made after, a review of the
Invaders file at
FBIHQ which disclosed the Memphis Office had five iniormants
who were providing coverage of that organization.
Mr. G. Robert
Blakey, Chief Counsel and Director, HSCA, had advised Legal
Counsel Division that the usca is trying to resolve whether
or not the Invaders fomented racial violence to get king to
return from Atlanta to Memphis where he was killed and to
determine 1f
any of these, informants acted as "agent
provocateurs" In starting, this violence.
None of the five informants involved are currently
active. Only one informant actually became a member of the
Invaders and that was not until after king's assassination.
Memphis files on these informants total 47 sections.
By Mr. Ryan to Mr. Bassett memorandum dated
4/27/78, It was approved to release FBIHQ files on these
informants with all informant identifying data excised. It
was hoped these files would satisfy the HSCA that informante
were not responsible for violence. This action was taken
primarily as a "compromise" to demonstrate cooperation with
the Committee.
Any additional afforts by the iSCA to review
field office files of the informants or to determine informant
identities would be opposed. Access to FBIHQ Informant files
was limited to MI. Blakey, since some starf members were
familiar with substantive, file on the Invaders and to allow
staff access could jeopardize Informants' identitles.
As reported in Mr. Ryan to Mr. Bassett memorandun
dated 5/19/78, MI. Blakey, reviewed excised copies of all
five FBIHQ informant files on 5/17/78, in the presence of
two Agents of the CIU. Following a review, Mi. Blakey stated
he found no avidence
that any of our informants acted as
"agent provocateurs." He furnished FBIHQ 15 pages of notes
which he took during review and desired these notes be kept
at FBIHl for possible later use in constructing a paragraph
in the final uscA report to the effect that he found no
evidence that any of these informants instigated violence.
Following this review, Mr. Blakey made no verbal request that .
field office files of these informants would be needed.
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Hemorandun to HI. Bassett
BES
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS
U, S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES (USCA)
By latter to the Attorney General dated 5/23/78,
MI. Blakey requested access to Memphis Field Office files of
these same five informants.
risis lotter statad that the
procedure used for raview of PIll files was unacceptable and
contrary to the Memorandum of Understanding, but could be
utllized again.
In response to this request, a letter frol the director
to Congressman Louis 3. Stokes, Chairman, USCA, dated 6/13/78,
was sent denying access to these flles.
A copy of this
letter and the letter transmitting it to the Department of
Justice are attached to this memorandum. Our denial vas based
primarily on the overall detrimental effect this access could
have on our informant developuent program and, as this letter
pointed out, the lives and safety of our Inforwants could
be placed in joopardy.
This latter also stated that our
decision to make the PBIll Informant files avallable was not
meant to serve as a precedent for the EscA to request fiole
office files for the same informants. MI. Robert I. Reuch,
Deputy Assistant Attorney. General, concurred with our position
in the absence of additional information Iron the HSCA bearing
on the allogation that our informants acted as "agent
provocateurs® in instigating the violence in Memphis.
On 7/12/78, representatives of the CIU and Legal
Counsel Division net with Mr. Keuch, at which time MI. Reuch
furnished a copy of a letter Irom Congressman Stokes to the
Attorney General dated 7/5/78.
A Copy of this letter 19
attached to this memorandun.
This letter sets out in detali
the basis on which the usch feela it has for requesting access
to InfOIMant LIOld OLIICO ILLeD.
This letter appealed to the
Attorney General to resolys the matter of the intormant riles
and seguested a meeting with the Attorney General to disouss
the issues involved.
Mr.. Keuch advisad that the ESCA was
prepared to subpoena these files. In his opinion, sir. Kouch
bellaved the Department would lose a court decizion over
the files and it would be in the Bureau's best interest
to comply with the ISCA Taquest of 5/23/78 and allon accoss.
MI. Keuch ballaved the letter fion Congressian Stokes
contained additional information bearing on the allegation
against the bureau in that the Committee's own investigation
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U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES (ESCA)
had established a need to review the field office informant
files and the request was not based on irresponsible allegations.
Mt. reuch reguested that the iBl reexamine lis position ano
• advise li the illes could be made available to MI. Blakey
only.
On 7/13/78, MI. Keuch advised that if files were
not forthcoming, the ESCA planned to issue a subpoena for
12e ASCA,
them, an action to commence 7/17/78.
At a meeting with representatives of the CIU,
Mr. Bassett and MI. Bailey on 7/13/78, MI. McDermott
directed that all five informants be contacted to determine
If they have any objections to their identities being disclosed
to the HSCA. If any did not object, then a signed waiver
would be obtained authorizing release of their files to the
RSCA.
Subsequent to the meeting, MI. Keuch was telephonically
advised of this action..
On 7/17/78 and 7/18/78, the field advised that
all five informants had been contacted and refused to allow
their identities to be disclosed to the HSCA. On 7/18/78,
Mr. Keuch was telephonically advised that all five informants
objected to their identities being disclosed to the ESCA.
By letter to the Director dated 7/24/78 (copy attached),
Mr. Reuch outlined the basis which he, as Special Counsel to
the Attorney General, believed that excised copies of these
Informant files should be made available to the ESCA. In hiB
opinion, Mr. Keuch believes the ESCA's legislative and
Investigative needs for the files are not based on "pure
decision regarding subpoenas, access would be broadened
and informants' identities.coula be disclosed; the nature of
the Conmittee 1s "that the Bureau and Department of Justice
aLe
targets or subjects of the investigation" and we are
obligated to be as cooperative as possible; and, that "if
and when we reach the ultimate confrontation over the possible
disclosure of Informants"
the we nate
" our position will be strengthened
by taking cooperative steps consistent with our needs to
proteat informants' identities.
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RE:
HOUSE SELECY COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS
U, §, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES (USCA)
Subsequent*
to receipt of thia letter, Mi. Keuch
was informally furnished by the CIU a list of points against
making these files available to the HSCA.. These points
wera derived as results of discussions by Interested
divisions at FBIHQ and a review of Congressman Stokes'
letter to the Attorney General dated 7/5/78.
While it was
belleved Mr. Keuch's position in this matter is sound, we
also desired he be made aware of our arguments in opposition
to making these informant, files available.
These points
given to Mi, Keuon Informally are as follows:.
1. As stated in our letter to Congressman Stokes
dated 6/13/78, If It becomes general knowleäge that FBI
Informant files are being opened to outside parties, informant
privilege is threatened and our Informant development
program can be severely hampered.. Despite the HSCA's statement
In the letter from Congressman Stokes that it is not seeking
the informants' identities at this time, this is not the
central asue in point.
The central Issue 1s the principle
of opening a field office informant file to outsida partios.
The HSCA was providod.access to FBIHQ files
concerning informants who reported on the Invaders.
Although the HSCA feals these were administrative in
nature, the polloy of the Bureau at that time reguired that
ald intormation oi a substantive natura be turnished to iiiia.
Data such as informant's travel, amount of paymente and a
mummary of background material are examples of such infor-
mation provided to FBIHQ..
Therefore, FBIHQ feels that Its
files contain significant Information concerning the operation
of any informant.
3. All Information of substance concerning the
Invaders organization furnished by these informants would be
reported In the Invaders file at FBIHO.
The 'ESCA has had
accoss to this file since December, 1977. The HSCA has
shown no interest in reviewing the Memphis Field Office
file concerning the Invaders, a file which would contain
all reports from informants covering the Invaders.
It
would appear logical to examine this file in detail prior
to pressing for files of informants, none of whom were
even members of the invaders at the time oi or pIloI to
King's assassination.
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U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES (ESCA)
4. Review of FBIHQ Informant files was restricted
to Mr. G. Robert Blakey, Chief Counsel and Director, ESCA,
and not to his staff because, since the staff had access
to the Invaders file at FBIHQ, their knowledge of the
organization could possibly result in identification of
informants through a cross checking of the files. Subsequent
to MI. Blakey's review of the informant files, the FBlio
Invaders file was delivered to the HSCA on 7/6/78. NOw
MI. Blakey himself has acess to the substantive Invaders
file, and similarly, his
possible new knowledge could result
In source identification if allowed access to field office
files.
5.
On 7/17/78"
and 1/18/78, all five Informants
were contacted to determine if they would permit disclosure
of their identification to the HSCA.. All declined.
6. Pollowing his review of FBIHQ files on
5/19/78, MI. Blakey told agents present that he found
no evidence that any of our informants acted as "agent
provocateurs."
He furnished notes taken during his review
to FBIHQ and
reguested the notes be maintained by the FBI
for possible future use in writing into his final report a
paragraph to the effect he had found no evidence that any of
these informants had instigated violence.
He made no reguest
at that time to review field office informant files. It 18
possible that Mr. Blakey Is satisfied with the review of
FBIHQ Informant
files.
7. The FBI desires to maintain consistency
with regard to our position in this matter. In our letter
to Congressman Stokes
dated 6/13/78, access to these
files was denied.
This position was decided upon after
careful deliberation between interested divisions in the
FBI and in our view the MISCA has provided no basis to cause
a change of this position.
8.
Providing the HSCA access to field office
Informant files, although excised, could serve as an
undesirable precedent for other outaide groups to review
Buch files.
9. Because of the large number of excisions
In these files to protect the identities of informants,
it is unlikely the uSCA will be satisfied with its review,
if granted.
It will probably ask for fewer excisions and/
or the identities of the informants.
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RE?
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS
U. S: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES (ASCA)
10.
Finally, the letter from Congressman
stokes dated 7/5/78, has been analyzed at FBIHQ and,
generally, It le not belleved it contains additional infor-
mation giving substance to the allegation that our informants
acted as "agent provocateurs."
specifically, the following
points are noted:
-. =
The letter states (pages I and 4) that the
ISCA had access to relevant Bureau personnel and has
conducted extensive interview among those who may also
be subfects of this aspect of the Committee's Investigation.
The Committee claims need to review the files to determine 1f
the wiltten record supports or refutes the oral testimony
on the relevant questions. However, the letter offers
no specific results of interviews of personnel or
others concerning the basic allegation. It has not identifled
any specific individual who has furnished Information
bearing on this allegation.
• *.
The letter states (page 4) that based on
field interviews with former members of the Invaders and
people present in Memphis, at the time of the march, the
"Invaders were in fact a proximate cause of the violence."
This is not new Information.. The FBIHO file concerning the
Invaders, media reports issued then and more recently verifies.
the Invaders culpability regarding violence during the march.,
The letter also states (page 4) that "it is universally
followers who caused the violence
belleved that the Invader. The FBI considers this statement
were paid FBI operatives..
a sweeping generalization and again the Committee offers
no specific identities of Individuals who belleved those
causing violence were FBI Informants:
Other than artioles
appearing in "Newsday" magazine in 1976 and more recently
statements by Mark Lane and possibly former members of the
Invaders, who else shares this ballets the letter iron
congressman stokes identsiles no one..
c. This letter states (page 4) that the "Hemphis.
Field Offloe had prlor knowledge of
Impending violence (a
zact memorialized in FBI "documents) :"
This statement
Implies the FBI knew of violence because Its Informants
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U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES (ASCA)
were instructed to instigate violence. However, as shown
in our files, FBI knowledge of impending violence was based
on Information from various informants and officials,
resulting from a tense situation brought about by the
Sanitation Workers Strike, all of which made knowledge of
Impending violence rather, obvious.
d. The letter states (pages 4.and 5) that "members
of the Invaders were observed by agents of the FBI exhorting
the crowd and readying weapons from signposts la fact later
testified to under oath by these agents).". A revlew of the
Invaders and informant files at FBIHl disclosed that none
of the Informants were members of the Invaders at the time
violence occurred. Only one of these five Informants was
ever a member and that was subseguent to the assassination.
The letter
states (page 5) that "Professor
Blakey's review of the files revealed that at least one
Informant subsequently joined a more violence-prone
organization."
It is assumed this statement is to demonstrata
the Informant's propensity for violence.
However, the fBI
believes that King's death and the rioting that followed
Intensified racial feeling and tended to make some organiza-
tions more violent. Therefore, it is logical that whatever
organization our informant was redirected into, It would be
more violence prone.
On 7/27/78, MI. Reuch telephonically advised a
representative of the CIU that he reviewed our arguments
and found them persuasive, but still he belleved the decision
as outlined in his letter of 7/24/78 was the best course
of action in this matter..
He stated, however, that he
desired to use our arguments in responding to the letter
from Congressman Stokes and asked that this information be
furnished him on a formal, basis. Mi. Keuch also stated
he had contacted the United States Attorney In New York
handling the Sociallat Workers Party case and had received
clearance that our action in this matter mould have no
bearing on that litigation..
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Memorandum to Mr. Bassett
RE:
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS
Y. Sa HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES (HSCA)
OBSERVATIONS: The CIU belleves that since coples of these
Files will be excised to prevent compromise of informant.
identitles, we should agree with Mr. Keuch's position In
this matter and make excised copies available to the HSCA'e
Chief Counsel and Director only. These files, consisting
a brote one:
•of 47 sections, have been furnished to FBIHQ,
copied and
returned to Memphis Field Office In anticipation of this
need.
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allogation +1Ea 20201088002128. 500 Harphle OffleR aonlend that Mess
IElOTARALE 111 DAI AAVACATO DOT RAKO PETI la CRA PLeRaLAZ Ol Any slor.
ThLo LalomalLos msa furalahes lo the Abrorrey Conoral ly lotres darol
Xareb d. 1976.
TUTEDAR, EDA DAPASIUNAI Ol JUSIICA TRNX MOREA TONIONLOR te
TUl'O 111aB81aA110n end BeCuTIly iomerriçatione el llaz cnncinded thero
ma no orllence tbar tha sCtIVilles al tasA InfoTMAnta JALArOS ta ILA3
Of Dere te Roy DAy ConoRetad NIth l1o dssssiasilon.
Deopilo the merubalalss ensdeaco llaprentas the toore allega-
BLOX, ILLO DUSARE, II RO AIIOTI LO CROPATACO VILO RLA HNCA dE PULLY RE
poBBIbLo asd altes MeTy CRTalvi dellberarlon, declied lo nake the talio
MuloTRonI llles mallaslo Mly lO MT. Mlakey vilh all laloraar sdearlfylas
daLA exeloRd. Tula declalon MA lbe peTi ol tha fufeRu MRA DOS MADR to
DATTO BR A YTOCCLONI IOT RDe ASCA RO SOGKONI tDA S1A1d 011SC0 11103 eR
sLa deRa LAforAentA dor lOS tDAI MAlter tO MLA ATALLAblO ta f1l0 el
orbor Liforaenta valch my de ol lateresi lo lha Coraltros. Il, 10
8OC8, EDA PUMPORO In TeNLONtOs tleso 1lles l0 lo dororalão Mbatber Ebeze
LElOTARDtA ectod de "aLent prOVOCArOUTe," 1218 BUTDRN 10 DOTO 8SA7
vlillag do furalas a mnora alIldorIe desyiar tsto allararsos.
lO TOleTRACOS JOPROT, Mt. Alakoy arncod tue procodure by uaieh
LA MA PATAIILOS ACROBA SO TUILI INPOTONDR PUlCS MA MRCCAprAble. IE
ASOULA DO DOrOd RiAR HE, BlAKoY ASTRNl CO tDABO COBIICIORA, PUT PELOT tO
the serle, roquesrad tial dembera ol Mla sUall alno da siTea sCCezs Do
EDADA fU1OE, LACAUDA DORA ISCA ALAII DUADATA META fANLILAY MIES DUT
DEDTERALIYA ISLA On 8DO IOVADOTA, 18 UAS ROCERRRTY tO SOCIION ST. BLAKOy'S
189U68E BIOCA RUÍA KAONLOLLO JOROS AN ANdIELODAl RLCCRE RO OUT LAPOTRRNIO"
desrsELas.
do you can fully enderarasé, the lasue ol peraitilas muraldo
MAIRIAS LO BONION IAPOTRURI SIIEN il the TZI LI A VATY dOlICATO oNe.
LO VICAI RO PRORACI OUI CODIIIRLILAI LALOTRANTA DOCAURR DE DRY DA COALIAS
VIRO EDA IITRS dOd BAlOLY Ol EDASA LOPOTABULA ADd ¡ARDRTA ol ChaIs
8E2S110T, 11 11 LOCONRA BOR8Tel KDOUlOdRe tbeI TEI LalOrzAnto' s1l00
asa beLrs aponed 80 ouralda partlos, Inforasar priulleza 10 tureatoia!
Aal prs Lalormase doralogneat prostez can be anveraly baspered. You eaa
appreciara sbal da Aiaal la tha field aay de mablo ro dorelop a conlsdeaisas
BeLAtLoa8blp 0Ith d0 LadIUSdUel 11 tha aseey LaTOlred cAsDos prorecs
Rha conteaco of thAr 1alOTA3It' a 811e.
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'anorablo Londo 8. Brokes
Inseloro, los the conellerarions outilaed abore, it. Makey'
JOGUANI LOT ACCORA LO ISARA SLALA O!IICA LAPOTARDI ELLAS La denIAd.
Tale metres has bees Aleckoned 0111 XT. 201071 la Reach, Deputy Assistant
ALLOTROy CASeSAl, (ALARrel DITLALOs, DOPATERODY Ol SABRICA, MI. Lench
ArLee tbai, la tha abraca al adiltlonel lalormation fron the ISCA
Leetlas os lba allogarson lbat ens laloranara acrol as "agest propocateria"
та та са.
V1111en I. Teborer
DIIACTOR
NOTE: By Lynn tO MI. Bassett assorRadua dated 4-27-78, 1t vas approved
CO ALLON ALAKOY ACCOSE tO IL1CS OL IDIOTARITA UDO IUTAILOS IRPOTNATIOR
conceralag the lavaders. Tole action vas takes 1n bope of 8st1slyla8
the HSCA &bAT OUT IDIOTRANtS NATA DOE reSpORsible lOT tolence volch
occurted during the Sealtatlon Workers Strlke. In Mexphia. After Hr. Blakey
serlared these 111es, As repOrted In RYAN tO HI. lASseTI ANDOraDdU
dated s19-78, Blakey slated be found so enidence that any of our informante
actad is "ijent provocatoura," tourer, Le folloned vith an additional
roquest to see the lalorenta lleld Olfice f1le8.
Representarires of the Confressional Inquiry Valt, the lazal
matter and that H. Blakey.'o request abould be denled. H. Leuch concurtad,
based on discussion 1Ch D. O.. Coulsos, Lazel Commsel DiVIslOR, 0R
3-30-78.
On 6-1-78, SA Buryl Jobason, Herphis OLfICe, MeR aduleed Of
the above, Lased on his knoulodge of the situation, Heaphis vould be
villag nad capable of subaltilog a mora affidavit concerning thro
allazarlos.
TaLo lerter compleces response tO ESCh'a request dated
3-23-78.
8
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САЖЕЯ ТНОНЕ, МІША.
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(702) 227-1626
:
Select Committer on Assassinations
7.80. House of Biepresentatitess
8031 HOUSI OFFICE GUILDING, AXREX:
WASHINGTON, D.C, 20515
July 5, 1978
The Honorable Griffin B. Bell
Attorney General of the
United States
Department of Justice
Washington, D.C.
ATTI DORIATION CONTAINED
VERDIT IS INCLEEDIN
LATE 718-01 03 60290 BeE/dey/S
Dear MI. Attorney General:
+4271176427113
In connection with the Committee's investigation into
the circumstances surrounding the death of DI. Martin Luther
King, JI., I write to request that you make certain field
office informant files available to the Comnittee so that
serious allegations involving the Federal Bureau of Inves-.
tigation and the death of DI. King may be resolved. The
Committee has already had access to the relevant Bureau
personnel, and it has conducted extensive interviews among
those who
may also be subjects of this aspect of the Com-
mittee's investigation.
The focus of the Committee's
effort now is to determine if the written record supports
or refutes the oral testimony on the relevant questions.
These files have been denied to the Committee by the Director
of the Bureau by letter dated June 1l, 1978, with the con-
currence of the Criminal Division. I write this letter to
ask that you give your personal attention to resolving this
serious matter.
On October 7, 1977, you and I signed the Memorandum
of Understanding between the Department and the Select Com-
mittee. As you will recall, it was intended that the
Memorandum should cover what materials the Department of
Justice would release to the Committee, (I.A.C.).
In a letter dated April 12, 1978, Professor G. Robert
Blakey, the Chief Counsel and Staff Director of the Com-
mittee, confirmed an oral request in which he asked for
"the informant files on all informants in the Invaders
(a Black militant group in Memphis, Tennessee) during 1968
and provide the Committee with access to these files."
(see 11. B.) Apparently, this group was involved in
the
violence that occurred in Memphis when Dr. King was there
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The Honorable Griffin B. Bell
Pagé 2
in 1968.
The files were to be examined in a form in which
only the identity of the informants had been exercised from
• them.
The letter also expressly noted the "Committee ...
reserves the right to reguest...the identity of all Invader.
Informants during 1968 should the sanitized files and agent
interviews be inconclusive on the issues to be resolved by
the Committee." (See I.B. (1))
During the week of May 14, 1978, the Bureau, in partial
response to the April 12th request, permitted only Professor
Blakey to review the duly excised FBI Headquarters informant
files. The staff of the Committee was denied access to the
files. Professor Blakey agreed to this form of limited access,
reserving the right to insist that the terms of the Memorandum
of Understanding be complied with.
In a letter dated May 23, 1978, the Committee then
requested "that the Memphis Field Office files for these
same informants be prepared for access by the staff."
The
Headguarters
files contained basically administrative data;
it was felt that the Field Office file might be more en-
lightening.
The letter also observed, "While the Committee
feels that the procedure by which... (Professor Blakey) was
permitted access to the first set of files was unacceptable
and
contrary to the Memorandun of Understanding, pending
further discussions to arrange to broaden access, this pro-
cedure may again be utilized."
It should be clearly understood that the Committee's
request for these files, as well as the other informant
files, is predicated on the precise language of the Memo-
randum of Understanding.
Section I.B. (2) of the lemorandum sets out the
"Specific Rules"
by which access to materials may be ob-
tained. Section I.B. (2), in pertinent part, provides:
Where.. requested materials reveal the
identity of FBI sources who are or were
informants...The D(epartment) of Justice)
will appropriately sanitize, including ex-
cising.
if necessary. information identifying
such operations,
sources or informants.
Emphasis
added.)
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Ee area to close de to tren
1.
The Honorable
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Griffin B. Bell
of access.
Under I.Bnial" the only matter at issue is the terms
of access is not contemplated. Blz
clearly allows
access to the files at issue, subject. only
to proper sanitization. Nothing else is asked for here.
The Committee is fully cognizant of the issues raised
by the Bureau in its letter of June 13, 1978, in response
to our request.
It is, of course, recognized that a measure
of confidence in the Bureau's informant program would, in
fact, be eroded should it become general knowledge that
the FBI identified its informants in anything but extra-
ordinary circumstances, where, under the prevailing view,
they must be identified. See Roviaro v. United States,
353 U.S.
53 (1957).
Nevertheless, all this is premature;
the Committee has not requested, as yet, that the identity
of these informants be revealed.
All that is requested is
access to the files, in order that serious allegations
Involving the informants and the Bureau be resolved.
The Director's letter of June 13, 1978, offers instead
of access to the relevant files, sworn
affadavits denying
the Bureau's informants acted as "agents provacateurs".
The
Committee feels that this procedure for resolving this issue
would be unacceptable.
As you know, with respect to the Ring
investigation the Committee is, in effect, performing for
death of DI. King the same function that the Warren Commission
performed for the death of President Kennedy. One of the most
frequent criticisms of the Warren Commission is that in at-
tempting. to resolve the issue of whether or not Lee Harvey
Oswald was an FBI informant, the Commission accepted sworn
affadavits from the Bureau.
The Conmittee feels, therefore,
that it is unacceptable in this instance merely to rely on
sworn denials without an opportunity to examine and cross
examine the relevant witnesses-ánd to examine primary source
documents. Our investigation must command the confidence of
the American people it it is to achieve its goals.
quently, it will not be possible for the Committee to accept,
• not to posite d
Conse-
as the Director suggests, that this issue be resolved by the
taking of affadavits from the Bureau.
After noting that the allegation that the Bureau of
persons employed by it instigated violence is not new, the
Director's letter of June 13, 1978, denied the Committee
access to the files, referring to "overwhelming evidence
disproving the...allegation."
In support of that assertion,
the committee is told that
"The Memphis Office advised that
these informants did not advocate nor take part in the
planning of any riot."
Next, our attention is drawn to the
Department of Justice Task Force's conclusion, stated in two
sentences of their report.
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The, Honorable Griffin B. Bell
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"There is no evidence that the activities
of these informants related directly to
DI. King.
Moreover, there is no evidence
that would suggest that these informants
were connected in any way to the assassina-
tion of DI. King.
(HQ 134-11867; 170-1841;
170-1922; 170-2530, and 157-4885)."
From the Connittee's perspective, this "evidence" is
hardly overwhelming.
But that is largely beside the point.
Without access to this evidence, it cannot be evaluated.
Mere denials and conclusions cannot be accepted in lieu of
records and sworn testimony. The Committee has completed
the compilation of an oral record of the events that trán-
spired in Memphis during March and April, 1968.
This record
consists of interview notes, testimony under oath before the
Committee, and witness depositions.
It is now imperative
that these witnesses'
current recollections be compared with
the contemporaneous written record, particularly that con-
tained in the Iciciant informant files.
Throughout the effort to resolve this issue, the Com-
mittee has attempted to move with restraint.
It was not until
our field interviews with former members of the Invaders and
people present in Memphis at the time of the March 28, 1968
march revealed:
that the Invaders were in fact a proximate
cause of the violence, and 2) that it is universally believed
that the Invader followers who caused the violence were paid
FBI operatives that we requested access to any informant files.
By that time, the Committee had reviewed the Sanitation
Strike, Invaders,
King and Southern Charter Leadership Con-
ference files.
It had also reviewed the Memphis Police
Department files,
and it had interviewed their undercover
operative within
the Invader organization.
The Committee had initially hoped that the answers it
Lusought would be contained in the Headquarters files.
are, as noted above, largely administrative, containing only
general information
on informant reliability, payment of fees,
and justification for continuing the informant's status. They
do not contain agent instructions; they do not reflect in
detail the working
relationship between agents and informants.
From the Committee's perspective, therefore, the information
contained in the Headguarter files proved inadequate.
Sub-
sequent interviews with current and former agents have also
revealed that: 1) the Memphis Field Office had prior know-
ledge of impending violence (a fact memorialized in FBI
documents) and 2)
members of the Invaders were observed by
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The Honorable Griffin B. Bell
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agents of the FBI exhorting the crowd and readying weapong
from signposts la fact later testified to under oath by
'these agents.) Professor Blakey's review of the files
revealed that at least one informant subsequently joined
the reasons why access to the files, duly excised, is es-
sential.
I feel that this is a matter that can best be resolved
by our discussing the issues involved. Since the Select
Committee's investigation is in its last stage - our public
hearings will begin in August -- I suggest that you give me
a call this week and we can meet as soon as possible to dis-
cuss this matter.
Sincerely,
,?
LOUIS STOKES
Chairman
LS: rbd
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FROM
SUBJECT:
OPtOMAL PORM NO. 10
SULT ROTS BOSTION
08A 49H8 468 CPHI 1008-8826
UNITED STATES GOV
& MENT
Memorandum
JUL 2 4 1978
The Director
Federal Bureau of Investigation
DATE:
mbert I. Keuch
Special Counsel to the Attorney General
'House Select Committee on Assassinations
Request for Memphis Field Office Files
RLK:mal
By letter dated July 5, 1978, directed to the Attorney
General, the Select Committee has
repeated its request for
access to the Memphis, Tennessee, field office informant files
concerning informants in the Invaders, a black militant group
It is my judgment, as Special Counsel for the
Attorney General, that it is necessary to provide access to
excised versions of the requested files to Committee Chief
Counsel, Professor G. Robert Blakey. I have made an oral
request to have the files processed and this is to reguest
that this task be completed as soon as possible and that
Professor Blakey be provided access to the processed files.
As you are aware, we haä, by letter of June 13, 1978,
previously refused
• the request of the Committee. I
concurred
in that action and believe it was correct based on the fact
that, in our view, the only need demonstrated by the Committee
for access to the
field office files rested on naked allega-
tions which had been denied in the past.
In the Committee's
latest demand, presented by the July s letter, the Committee,
on pages 3, 4, and 5 of the letter, outlines in greater detail
the justification for its request.
While it may be our judg-
ment that the information set forth by the Committee is not
sufficient to substantiate the allegations made about the
55427160
activities of the informants at issue, it is equally clear
that we can no longer take the position that the Committee's
legislative and investigative needs are based on pure specula-h
tion and/or naked allegations.
That being the case, the
limited access outlined above should be granted in response
to the Committee's request.
I am, of course, aware of the deep concern held by the
Bureau concerning any indication that we are willing to
disclose informants or release information which will lead
to their disclosure.
I share that concern and my decision
in this matter has been reached only with the greatest
possible consideration of that concern.
l6f-2127-91
cc: The Attorney General
Keuch
Calhown
DEC•2: 1978
Chrgky U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly
0т sbe Payroll Savings Plan. i.
CHEN
Mistown
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-2.
In addition to the further justification submitted by
the Committee for their request, I believe there are other
factors which support my conclusion that we should provide
the limited access discussed. An important factor is that, :
if the response to the Committee's latest request is a complete
refusal, the Committee will issue subpoenas for the informant
files.
The only way we could respond to such subpoenas other
than by providing the requested information would be to seek
to have them enjoined by a federal court.
While
this type
of confrontation may ultimately be necessary during the course
of the Committee's proceedings, it does not appear wise to
take this step without first offering limited access. This
is so for two reasons.
First, in contrast to the limited access we will offer
the Committee, a subpoena would request access to the informant
files by the entire staff thereby increasing the possibility
that the informants could be compromised through the knowleage
of the members of the staff who have studied the other files
In the matter in greater detail and, in any case, would broaden.
the number of individuals who could
learn the identity of the
informants.
Secondly, if we are to prevail in the litigation, a
possibility which, in my judgment, is remote given the subject
matter of the Committee's inquiry and the allegations and
Information that formed the basis of their request, we can
only win if we show a reasonable posture to the court. An
absolute refusal to comply would not do that.
An attempt
to meet the Committee's needs while protecting our interests
by providing limited access to excised files would do that.
Further support for the procedure of providing Iimited
access stems from the very nature of the Committee's investi-
gation. Unlike the normal Congressional investigation and/or
lawsuit, the Bureau and the Department of Justice are targets
or subjects of the investigation.
Under such circumstances
our obiigation to be as cooperative as reasonably possible
with the congress is obvious. The public conception of our
cooperation is going to be a very important factor in the
acceptance or lack of acceptance of the Committee's efforts
and determinations in these investigations.
To put ourselves
in a posture of confrontation with the Committee over this
particular issue without first attempting some accommodation
of competing interests would only serve
¿ to revive all the
allegations and criticisms of us and our actions concerning
the assassinations.
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•3.
It is regrettable but inescapable that the timing of
this demand by the Committee makes our decisions much more
subject to public comment and criticism. The present interest
in, and repeated stories related to, the allegations in the
case of Mr. Rowe makes this one of the worst times to come
to .a.point of absolute refusal in the face of the justifica-:
tions advanced by the Committee. If and when we reach the
ultimate confrontation over the possible disclosure of
informants, our position will be extremely strengthened by
any steps we can take consistent with our needs to protect
our informants to provide the Committee with necessary
evidence and information.
That balance, at least at this
stage, is best struck by offering the limited access under
discussion.
Since the Committee's last request was directed personally
to the Attorney General by the Chairman of the Committee, the
Committee is preparing for public hearings in the near future,
and has delayed issuing subpoenas for these materials based on
my representations that we were making immediate efforts to .
respond, we should not delay our response to the committee.
Therefore, I am sending a copy of this reguest to the attorney
General.
If the Bureau disagrees with my determination and
decides
not to comply with my decision, your response should
be directed to the Attorney General so this matter can be resolved
quickly.
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TO
OPTIONAL PORM MO, 10
JULY JOTS KDITION
Q8A YAMA (AS CPRI 108-188
¿ UNITED STATES GO
.MENT
Memorandum
The Director
Federal Bureau of Investigation
JUL 2 4 1978
DATR:
FROM
SUBJECT:
Habert i Keuch
Special Counsel to the Attorney General
House Select Committee on Assassinations
Request for Memphis Field Office Files
RLK:mal
By letter dated July 5, 1978, directed to the Attorney
General, the Select Committee has repeated its request for
access
to the Memphis, Tennessee, field office informant files
concerning informants in the Invaders, a black militant group
It is my judgment, as Special Counsel for the
Attorney General, that it is necessary to provide access to
excised versions of the requested files to Committee Chief
Counsel, Professor G. Robert Blakey. I have made an oral
request
to have the files processed
and this is to request
that this task be completed as soon as possible and
that
Professor Blakey be provided access to the processed files.
As you are aware, we had, by letter of June 13, 1978,
previously refused the request of the Committee. I concurred
in that action and believe it was correct based on the fact
that, in our view, the only need demonstrated by the Committee
for access to the
field office files rested on naked allega-
tions which had been denied in the past.
In the Committee's
latest demand, presented by the July 5 letter, the Committee,
on pages 3, 4, and 5 of the letter, outlines in greater detail
the justification for its request.
While it may be our juag-
ment that the information set forth by the Committee is not
sufficient to substantiate the allegations made about the
activities of the informants at issue, it is equally clear
that we can no longer take the position that the Committee's
legislative and investigative needs are based on pure specula-
tion and/or naked allegations.
That being the case, the
limited access outlined above should be granted in response
to the Committee's request.
I am, of course, aware of the deep concern held by the
Bureau concerning any indication that we are willing to
disclose informants or release information which will lead
to their disclosure.
I share that concern and my decision
in this matter has been reached only with the greatest
possible consideration of that concern.
ALL FET INSOLENCH CONTE
CC:
The Attorney Gencral
Keuch
Calhoun
3TL2282 00290BCE/eL
: +427112/42743
Chrguy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan
0010.110
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In addition to the further justification submitted by
the committee for their reyuest,
I believe there are other
factors which support my conclusirn that we should provide
the limited access discussed. An important factor is that,
if the response to the Committee's latest request is a complete
refusal, the Committee will issue, ubpoenas for the informant
files.
The only way we coul?
anund to such subpoenas other
than by providing the reques. . information would be to seek
to have them enjoined by a feieral court.
while this type
of confrontation may ultimate y be neressary during the course
of the Committee's proceedings, it does not appear wise to
take this step without first offering limited access. This
is so for two reasons.
First, in contrast to the limited access we will offer
the Committee, a subpoena would request access to the informant
files by the entixe staff thereby increasing the possibility
that the informants could be compromised through the knowledge
of the members of the staff who häve :tudied the other files
In the matter in greater detail and,.1 any case, would broaden..
the number of individuals who could learn the identity of the
informants.
Secondly, if we are to prevuil in the litigation, a
possibility which, in my juagment, is remote given the subject
matter of the Committee's inquiry ind the allegations and
information that formed the basis of their request, we can
only win if we show a reasonable po:ture to the court. An
absolute refusal to comply would no: do that. An attempt
to meet the Committee's needs while protecting our interests
by providing limited access to exciscd files would do that.
Further support ior the procerire of providing limitec
access stems from the very nature of the Committee's investi-
gation. Unlike the normal Congressional investigation and/or
Milawsuit, the Bureau and the Department of Justice are targets
or subjects of the investigation.
our obligation to be as cooperative as reasonably possible
with the congress is obvious. The public conception oi our
cooperation is going to be a
very important factor in the
acceptance or lack of acceptance of the Committee's efforts
and determinations in there irvestigations.
To put ourselves
in a posture of confrontation with the Committee over this
accommodation
to revive all the
allegations and criticisms of us and our actions concerning
tie assassinations.
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It is regrettable but inescapable that the timing of
this demand by the Committee makes our decisions much more
subject to public comment and criticism. The present interest
in, and repeated stories related to, the allegations in the
case of Mr. Rowe makes this one of
the worst times to come
--
to .a.point of absolute refusal in the face of the justifica-
tions advanced by the Committee.
If and when we reach the
ultimate confrontation over the possible disclosure of
informants, our position will be extremely strengthened by
any steps we can take consistent with our needs to protect
our informants to provide the Committee with necessary
evidence and information.
That balance, at least at this
stage, is best struck by offering the limited access under
discussion.
Since the Committee's last request was directed personally
to the Attorney General by the Chairman of the Committee, the
Committee is preparing for public hearings in the near future,
and has delayed issuing subpoenas for these materials based on
my representations that we were making immediate efforts to
respond, we should not delay our response to the Committee.
Therefore, I am sending a copy of this request to the Attorney
General.
If the Bureau disagrees with my determination and
Bureau diso
decides not to comply with my decision, your response should
be directed to the Attorney General so this matter can be resolved
quickly.
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Mt. Robert L. Keuch
Special Counsel to the Attorney General
Direötor, FBI
August 4,
19,78
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1 - MI. Mintz
Attn: Mr. Heller.
1 - Criminal Investigative
HOUSE SELECT COMMITICE ON ASSASSINATIONS
U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES (ESCA)
Division
Attn: Mr. J.J. Jamar
1 - Mr. Bailey
1 - Mr. Foster
Reference is nade to your letter dated July 24, 1978,
captioned "House Select Committee on Assassinationg Request
foI Memphis Field Office Files."
In rexponse to your request in referenced letter,
Memphis Field Office Illes of five informants, who reported
on activitias of the Invaders, are being processed by the
Congressional Inguiry Unit (CIU), Records Management Division,
FBI Beadquarters (PBIHQ). As indicated in referenced letter,
excised verzions of these files will bo made available only
to MI. G. Robert Blakey, Chiei Counsel and DirectoI, iscA.
You will be advised when file processing is completaa.
Elles Involved total 47 sections.
In referenced letter, you advised you shared the
FBI's concern regarding the release of these files.
Based
on this concern and belleving your position to be sound, a
representative of the CIU, subseguent to receipt of referenced
letter, informally furnished you a list of points against
making these files available.
On July 27, 1978, you advised that you revlewed our
arguments and found them persuasive, but stili bellevea the
decision as outlined in referenced letter was the best course
of action in this matter.
However, you desired to use our
arguwents in responding to letter to the Attorney General from
Congressman Louis B. Stokes, Chalrman, ISCA, dated July 5, 1978.
You asked that this information be furnished you on a formal
basis.
In accordance with your request, the following points
derived from decisions at FBIHQ and a review of Congressman
'Stokes' letter datea July 5, 1978, are submitted:
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Mt. Robert I. Keuch
Special Counsel to the Attorney General
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As stated in our letter to Congiessman Stokes
dated June 13, 1978, 11 It becomes general knowledge that FBI
informant files are
being opened to outside parties, Informant
privilege is threatened and our informant developuent program
can be severely hampered. Despite the ESCA'& statement in
the letter from Congressman Stokes that It is not seeking
the informants' identities at this time, this 18 not the
central issue in point.
The central lague 1u the principle
of opening a field office informant file to outside parties.
2. The USCA was provided accass to FBIHQ files
concerning informants who reported on the Invaders.
Although the ESCA feels these were administrative in
nature, the policy of the Bureau at that time rogulred that
all information of a substantive nature be furnished to fBIHQ.
Data such as informant's travel, anount of payments and a
summary of background material are examples of such infor-
mation provided to FBIHo.
Therefore, FBIHQ feels that Its
files contain significant information concerning the operation
of any informant.
3. All information of substance concerning the
Invaders organization furnished by these informants would be
reported in the Invaders file at EBIHQ.
The uSCA has had
access to this file since December, 1977. The ESCA has
shown no Interest in reviewing the
Memphis Field Office
file concerning the Invaders, a file which would contain
all reports from informants covering the Invaders.
would appear logical to examine this file in detall prlor
to pressing fox files of informants, none of whom were
even members of the Invaders at the time of or prior to
King's assassination.
Review of FBIQ informant files nas restricted
to MI. G. Robert Blakey, Chief Counsel and Director, ESCA,
and not to his staff because, since the staff had access
to the Invaders file at FBIHQ, their knowledge of the
organization could possibly result in idantification of
¿niormants through a cross checking of the ílles.
Subsequent
to MI. Blakey's review of the informant files, the FBIKQ
Invaders file was delivarad to the lisca on July 6, 1978. don"
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HI. Robert I. Kauch
Special Counsel to the Attorney General
MI. Blakey himself has access to the substantive Invaders
file, and, similarly, his possible new knonlodge could result
In sourco identification if allowed access to field office
files.
on July 11 and 18, 1978, all live Iniormante
ware contacted to determine it they would permit disclosure
of their identification to the HSCA. All declined.
E. Following his review of FBIHe files on
May 19, 1978, Mr. Blakey told agents present that he found
no evidence that any of our informants acted an "agent
provocateuis."
He furnished notes taken during his raview
to FBIHQ and requested the notes be maintained by the FBI
for possible future use in writing into his final report a
paragraph to the effect he had found no evidence that any of
those informants had Instigated violence. He made no reguest
at that time to review field office informant Illes. It is
possible that MI. Blakey is satisfied with the review of
FBIHQ Intormant filas.
7. The FBI desires to maintain consistency
with regard to our position in this matter. In our letter
to Congrossman Stokes datad June 13, 1978, access to these
files was denied. This position was decided upon after
careful deliberation between interested divisions in the
IBi and, in our view, the HSCA has proviued no basis to cause
a change of this position.
Providing the uscA access to iield office
informant files, although excised, could serve as an
undesirable precedent for other outside groups to review
such files.
9. Because of the large number of axcisions
In these fides to protect the identities or intormants,.
It is unlikely the HSCA will be satisfied with its review,
1í grantaõ.
It will probably ask for fewer excisions and/
ot the identities of the informants.
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MI. Robert 1. Kauch
special Counsel to the Attorney General
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10. Pinally, the lotter from Congressman Stokes
dated July 5, 1918, has been analyzed at EBIla and, generally.
it is not believed it containg additional Intornation giving
substance to the allegation that our informants acted as
"agent provocateurs."
specifically, the following points are
noted:
a. The letter states (pages 1 and 4) that the
#SCA had access to relevant Bureau personnel and has conducted.
extensive interview among those who may also be subjects of
this aspect of the Committee's investigation. The Committee
claima noad to revlew the files to determine if the written
Iecord supports or refutes the oral testimony on the relevant
questions.
However, the letter offers no specific results
of intervions of personnel or othars concerning the basic
allogation.
It has not identified any specific Individual
who has furnished information bearing on this allegation.
b. The letter states (page 4) that based on
Liald Interviens with former members of the Invaders and
people present in Memphis at the time of the march, the
"Invaders were in fact a proximate cause of the violonce."
This 18 not new inforuation.
The FBINQ file concerning the
Invaders and sedia reports issued then and more recently verily
the Invaders culpability ragarding violence during the march.
The lettar also states (page 4) that "It 18 universally
balleved that the Invader followers who caused the violance
Mera paid PBI operatives." The FBI considers this statement
a swasping generalization and again the Committee offers
no specifio identities of Individuals who believed those
causing violence were FBI informants.
Other than articles
appearing in "Neusday" magazine in 1976 and, more recently,
statements by lark lane and possibly former nembers of the
Invaders, who else shares this bellet?
The letter fxom
Congressman Stokes identifies no one.
c. This letter states (page 1) that the "Mamphis
Fold office had prior knowledge of impending violence la
fact memorialized in IBI documenta)."
This statement
Implies the FBI knew of violence because its informants
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vero instructad to instigato violence. However, as shown
In our silas, IBI knowledge of impending violence was based
on information from varlous informants and officials,
resulting from a tense situation brought about by the
Sanitation Horkers Strlko, all of which made knowledge of
Impending violence rather obvious.
The letter states (pages 4 and 5) that "nembers
of the Invaders were observed by agents of the FBI exhorting
the crowd and readying weapons from signposts la fact later
testified to under oath by these agents)."
A Iaviow of the
Invaders and informant files at FBIlll disclosad that sone
of the informants were nambers of the Invaders at the time
violence occurred. Only one of these five informants was
ever a member and that was subraguent to the assassination.
The letter statos (page 5) that "Professor
Blakey's review of the files revealed that at least one
informant subraguently joined a nore violence-prone
organization.*
It i8 assuned this statement 18 to demonstrate
the informant's propensity for violence.
However, the FBI
belleves that king's death and the rioting that followed
Intensified racial feeling and tended to make some organiza-
tions more violent.
Therefore, it 18 logical that whatever
organization our informant was rodirected into, it sould be
more violence prone.
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Mr. Robert L. Reuch
Special Counsel to the Attorney General
NOTE: This matter concerns HSCA request to review Memphis
Field Office files of five Informants who reported on
activities of the Invaders,
a Memphis youth gang. The HSCA
Is trying to resolve an allegation that our informants
Instigated violence which caused King to return to Memphis
where he was killed.
We granted access to Headquarters
Files of the informants to Mr. Blakey only, but denied hí:
subsequent request for similar access to field office files.
In letter to the Attorney General dated 7/5/78, Congressman
Stokes requested a conference to resolve the issue.
Mr. Keuch' s
letter of 7/24/78 stated his position, which is to provide
per his request.
Full background and details regarding this matter
were set forth in D. Ryan to Mr. Bassett memorandum dated
7/28/78, which recommended a letter to Mr. Keuch be sent
listing our arguments against release of the files.
This
memorandum has been approved
• by the Director.
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TO:
DIRECTOR, FBI (62-117290)
ATIN: CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY UNIT,
RECORDS MANAGEMENT DIVISION
TROM:
SUBJECT:
SAC, MEMPHIS (66-2197) (P)
HOUSE SELECT COIMITTEE ON
ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA)
HERE IS UNCHAOSTE
BUDED: 11/28/78
DATE 218-02 SY 60299p6/6y/(6S)
+427112147-7143
Re Bureau teletype to Memphis dated 11/21/78.
Enclosed for the Bureau are four itens containing
information re CHARLES LAVERNE CABBAGE.
The enclosed items represent retrievable
information maintained by the lemphis Office re CHARLES
LAVERNE CABBAGE for the period 3/1/68 through 6/1/63.
Memphis indices contain a reference on the name
CHARLES CABBAGE, Memphis file 41-1937-Sub-B-502D.
This
is the LURKIN file which was sent to the bureau in duly,
1977.
It is suggested the bureau may desire to review
this reference in connection with captioned matter.
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• UNCLAS EFT'O
HOUSE SELECT CONFITTEE ON ASSASSINATION (KSCA)
• DUDED 11/26/70
ÖY LITTER DATEO 11/14/7E, THE HSCA, IN COUNECTION
WIN IIS INVESTIGATION INTO THE ASSASSINATION OF MARTIN LUTHER.
KING, Jo, HEQUESTED DELIVENY OF ALL INFOKMATION IN POSSESSIOI
• OF THE FBI CONCERNING AND/ON RECEIVED FROM: CHARLES CASAGE,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, DURIG THE PENIOD WAÄCH I, LOGO IHROUGH
JUNE, 1j.L960.
FBI HEAUQUAKTENS FILE 100-448131 AND MEMPHIS FILE •
100-4586. DISCLOSED CHANLES LAVERVE CALEAGE;
BORN 4/0/44,
66-2197-88
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ILOPHIS, TENNESSLE, WAS INVESTIGAIED FROM 1967 IO 1972. CABBAGE
•WAS A MENDER OF THE INVADING, A HELPHIS YOUIN GANG WHICH HAS
BEEN THE SUSJECI OF HSCA INGUIRY CONCERNING THE KING ASSASSINA-
TION INVESTIGATION•
MEMPHIS PHOMPTLY REPRODUCE ONE LEGIBLE COPY OF EACH
FILE AND SERIAL RETMIEVABLE CONCERNING CABDAGE FOR THE PERIOD.
MANCH
1, 1968 THROUGH JUNE I, 1968. ANY ITEM CONTAINED IN FILES
WHICH CAN NOT BE READILY REPRODUCED SHOULD DE FULLY DESCREED
IN THE COVER PAGES OF AIRTEL TRANSWITTING MATERIAL.
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8, 1978.
A SEARCH OF INDICES AND REVIEW OF FILES OF THE MEMPHIS
OFFICE REVEALED NO INFORMATION IDENTIFIABLE WITH JAMES COOPER
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FBI KANSAS CITY (IMMEDIATE)
FBI MEMPHIS (IMMEDIATE)
FBI NEW ORLEANS (IMMEDIATE)
FBI SPRINGFIELD (IMMEDIATE)
FBI ST. LOUIS (IMMEDIATE)
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UNCLAS E FT O
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA)
BUDED NOVEMBER 13, 1978.
HSCA, BY LETTER DATED NOVEMBER 6, 1978, REQUESTED THAI ALL
FBIHQ AND FIELD OFFICE FILES BE PROVIDED ON THE FOLLOWING
SUBJECTS:
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ADDRESS: ROUTE 2, CARUTHERSVILLE, MISSOURI 66 - 2197-84
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B) DALLAS BARR, AXA JERRY MILLER
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DOE: FEBRUARY I, 1928 OR JANUARY 1, 1555 7956 NI
FBI NUMBER 5 041 866
ON NOVEMBER 8, 1978, MICHAEL EBERHARDT, HSCA, ADVISED THAT
THE COMMITTEE WANTED THE FIELD OFFICES IN CHICAGO, KANSAS CITY,
SPRING FIELD AND ST. LOUIS, CHECKED FOR MATERIAL ON BARR.
EBERHARDI REQUESTED THAT THE FIELD OFFICES IN MEMPHIS,.
NEW ORLEANS AND SI. LOUIS BE CHECKED FOR MATERIAL ON GREEN.
ABOVE-NAMED OFFICES SHOULD REVIEW INDICES AND ANY MATERIAL
FOUND IDENIIFIABLE WITH JAMES COOPER GREEN OR DALLAS BARR, IN
THE APPROPRIATE FIELD OFFICE, SHOULD BE DUPLICATED AND ONE COPY
FURNISHED BY COVER AIRTEL TO CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY UNIT, RECORDS
MANAGEMENT DIVISION, FBIHQ, BY NOVENBER 13; 1978. ANY POTEN-
TIAL PROBLEMS IN COMPLYING WITH DEADLINE SHOULD BE TELE-
PHONICALLY RESOLVED WITH CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY UNIT.
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HOUSE SELECT. COMMITTEE ON. ASSASS INATIONS (HSCA)
AS YOU ARE AWARE, IN ITS INVESTIGATION INTO THE ASSASSI
NATION OF MARTIN LUTHER KING; JR., THE HSCA IS ATTEMPTING. TO
DETERMINE THE POSSIBLE DIRECT OR INDIRECI RESPONSIBILITY OF ANY.
• ORGANIZATIÓN, INCLUDING THE FBI. IN THIS CONNECTION, THE HSCA.
IS TRYING TO RESOLVE THE ALLEGATION THAT PAID FBI INFORMANTS.
REPORTING ON THE INVADERS, A MEMPHIS YOUTH GANG, ACTED AS"
"AGENT PROVOCATEURS"" AND INSTIGATED VIOLENCE IN MEMPHIS DURING
THE SANITATION WORKER'S STRIKE, WHICH CAUSED KING TO. RETURN
TO MEMPHIS, WHERE HE WAS KILLED.
IN COMPLIANCE WITH PREVIOUS HSCA REQUESTS, FIVE (5) FORMER
MEMPHIS INFORMANIS WHO REPORTED ON THE INVADERS WERE CONTACTED
BY YOUR OFFICE IN JULY, 1978, TO DETERMINE THEIR WILLING 7197O 8
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BE INTERVIEWED, DY THE HSCA. ALL DECLINED. IN RESPONSE TO.
COMMITTEE REQUEST TO REVIEW INFORMANIS FIELD OFFICE FILES,
ROBERI L. KEUCH, DEPUTY ASSISTANI ATTORNEY GENERAL, CRIMINAL
DIVISION, DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, RENDERED THE OPINION THAT FILES
SHOULD BE MADE AVAILABLE TO ONLY THE HSCA'S CHIEF COUNSEL AND
DIRECTOR, G. ROBERT BLAKEY. INFORMATIoN IDENTIFYING INFORMANTS
AS WELL AS THEIR IDENTITIES WAS TO BE EXCISED. ON OCTOBER 6,
1978, MR. BLAKEY COMPLETED HIS REVIEW ÓF THESE EXCISED INFORMANT
FILES.
BY LETTER DATED OCTOBER 17, 1978, IO THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
(COPY FURNISHED MEMPHIS BY FACSIMILE ON. OCTOBER 24, 1978), THE
HSCA REQUESTED THE NAME OF ONE OF THESE INFORMANTS BE PROVIDED
IN ORDER THAI THE HSCA COULD INTERVIEW HIM TO RESOLVE "SERIOUS
• ALLEGATIONS INVOLVING THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION AND
• THE DEATH OF DR. KING.". BASED ON INFORMATION IN THIS LETTER,
INFORMANT IN QUESTION IS FORMER ME 338-R (MEMPHIS FILE 170-70).
OFFICIALS AT FBI HEADQUARTERS. (FBIHQ) AND MR. KEUCH: HAVE
CONCURRED THAT THIS INFORMANT'S IDENTITY SHOULD NOT BE REVEALED -
TO THE COMMITTEE, BUT, TO AVOID CONFRONTATION AND POSSIBLE
CONGRESSIONAL SUBPOENA FOR HIS IDENTITY, ANOTHER EFFORT SHOULD
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BE MADE TO CONTACI INFORMANT AND DETERMINE IF HE WOULD BE
WILLING TO BE INTERVIEWED BY THE HSCA. MR. KEUCH REQUESTED THE
HSCA PROVIDE ADDITIONAL DETAILS REGARDING CIRCUMSIANCES OF THE
INTERVIEW AND ANY OTHER INFORMATION THE COMMITTEE MAY DESIRE
THE INFORMANT BE FURNISHED AT THE TIME OF FBI CONTACT. THIS
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION WAS RECEIVED IN HSCA LETTER TO THE .
ATTORNEY GENERAL DATED OCIOBER 19, 1978, A COPY OF WHICH WAS
FURNISHED MEMPHIS BY FACSIMILE ON OCTOBER 24, 1978.
IN SUMMARY, THIS LETTER CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING POINTS
WHICH SHOULD BE BROUGHT TO INFORMANT'S ATTENTION UPON CONTACT:
(1) THE HSCA IS TRYING IO RESOLVE SERIOUS ALLEGATIONS'
INVOLVING THE FBI AND THE DEATH OF KING AND HAS EXTENSIVELY
PURSUED ITS INVESTIGATION INTO THE INVADERS:
(2) THE HSCA HAS HAD ACCESS TO HIS INFORMANT FILE WITH
IDENTITY EXCISED> AND NOW NEEDS TO DETERMINE IF HIS ORAL TESTI
MONY WILL SUPPORT THE WRITTEN RECORD.
(3) HIS INTERVIEW MAY CORROBORATE OR REFUTE INFORMATION
THE HSCA HAS RECEIVED FROM OTHER SOURCES.
(4). THE HSCA IS EXTREMELY SENSITIVE TO CONCERNS OF. THE
FB I
IN PRESERVING HIS CONFIDENTIALITY AND APPRECIATES THAT MOST
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INFORMANIS DESIRE TO REMAIN UNIDENTIFIED.
• (5) IF THE HSCA LEARNS HIS IDENTITY, IT WILL BE ONLY USED
AT THE CURRENT TIME TO INTERVIEW AND PERHAPS DEPOSE HIM:
(6) INTERVIEW WOULD TAKE PLACE IN WASHINGTON, D. Go, AND
WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE OF ANY MEMBER OF THE PUBLIG..
67) HIS IDENTITY WILL NOT BE DISCLOSED TO EVERY MEMBER OF
THE HSCA STAFF.
(8) THE MSCA HAS NO DESIRE TO HAVE INFORMANTI'S IDENTITY
NEEDLESSLY PUBLICLY EXPOSED AND, ABSENT EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUM-
STANCES, THE COMMIITEE WOULD NOT DIVULGE, IN ITS HEARINGS OR
FINAL REPORT, THE NAME QF. THE: INFORMANT.
• (9) THE HSCA IS MANDATED TO CONDUCT A FULL AND COMPLETE
INVESTIGATION INTO THE ASSASSINATION OF KING AND HIS ITERVIEW
IS ESSENTIAL TO ENABLE THE COMMITTEE TO FULFILL ITS LEGISLATIVE
MANDATE AND RESPONSIBILITIES TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
(10) IF INFORMANT REFUSES, THE COMMITTEE IS PREPARED TO
SEEK INFORMATIÓN (HIS IDENTITY) THROUGH FORMAL PROCESS
(SUB POENA.)
AND SUCH LITIGATION COULD EXPOSE HIM PUBLICLY.
THEREFORE, HE MAY DESIRE TO CONSENT TO INTERVIEW TO AVOID
UNNECESSARY DISCLOSURE OR PUBLICITY.
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•IT SHOULD BE STRESSED TO ME-338-R AT THE TIME OF CONTACI,.
THAT THE ABOVE POINIS ARE REASONS THE SCA DESIRES HIS IDENTITY
AND INTERVIEW. HE SHOULD BE TOLD THE FBI IS NOT ENDORSING ANY
OF THESE POINTS AND WILL IN NO WAY ENCOURAGE OR RECOMMEND HIS
COOPERATION: OR LACK OF COOPERATION WITH THE HSCA. IT IS
ENTIRELY HIS OWN DECISION.
IF INFORMANI AGREES TO INTERVIEW, HE MAY DESIRE TO INITIATE
TELEPHONIC CONTACT WITH THE HSCA, DISCLOSE HIS IDENTITY AT THAT
: TIME AND MAKE ARRANGEMENTS FOR INTERVIEV.. THIS COURSE OF. ACTION
CAN BE COORDINATED THROUGH FBIHQ. IF. INFORMANI AGREES TO
INTERVIEW AND PREFERS THE FBI FURNISH HIS IDENTITY TO THE HSCA,
THEN A SIGNED WAIVER SHOULD BE OBTAINED, WORDED SO AS TO
AUTHORIZE THE FBI TO DISCLOSE HIS IDENTITY TO THE HSCA.
IF INFORMANT AGAIN DECLINES TO INTERVIEW WITH THE HSCA, HE
SHOULD BE TOLD THE FBI WILL DO ALL WITHIN IIS POWER TO PROTECI
HIS IDENTITY, HOWEVER, HIS FILE COULD BE SUBJECT TO SUBPOENA.
OBTAIN FROM HIM WHAT CIRCUMSTANCES, IF ANY, - WOULD'BE ACCEPTABLE
TO. HIM FOR INTERVIEW BY THE HSCA. IF HE STILL PREFERS NOT TO
BE INTERVIEWED UNDER ANY CONDITIONS, OBTAIN THE BASIS FOR HIS
• CONCERN AND ADVISE FBIHQ IN ORDER TO ASSISI THE DEPARIMENT OF
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JUSTICE (DOJ AND FBIHQ IN RESISTING DISCLOSURE.
• ON OCTOBER 26, 1978, MR. KEUCH ADVISED THAT PRIOR TO
INFORMANT CONTACI, HE DESIRED TO TRAVEL TO MEMPHIS AND. MEET
CONTACTING AGENI AND OTHER APPROPRIATE MEMPHIS PERSONNEL TO
DISCUSS AND ANSWER QUESTIONS CONCERNING THE HSCA'S POSITION
IN THIS MAITER, IIS RULES AND PROCEDURES, AND CIRCUMSTANCES
SURROUNDING
INTERVIEW OF INFORMANI IF HE AGREES TO SAME.
MR. KEUCH, AS SPECIAL ASSISTANI. TO THE ATTORNEY GENERAL, HAS
SERVED IN LIAISON CAPACITY WITH THE HSCA SINCE ITS INCEPTION
AND IS THOROUGHLY FAMILIAR WITH THE MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
WHICH EXISTS BETWEEN THE
HSCA AND DOJ,
MEMPHIS REVIEW MATERIIAL CONCERNING THIS MATTER AND INSURE
APPROPRIATE PERSONNEL AND INFORMANT CAN BE MADE AVAILABLE
• DURING WEEK OF OCTOBER 30, 1978, MOST LIKELY, OCTOBER 31, 1978.
IN YOUR CONTACI WITH INFORMANI, DO NOI DISCLOSE TO HIM THE
NATURE OF THIS MATTER PRIOR TO MR. KEUCH'S ARRIVAL IN MEMPHIS.
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Date _9/25/78
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FM MEMPHIS (66-2197)
(P)
TO DIRECTOR (62-117290) ~
ROUTINE
BT
UNCLAS E FIO
ATTN: CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY UNIT
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA)
BUDED SEPT. '26, 1978
RE BUREAU TELETYPE TO MEMPHIS DATED SEPT. 19, 1978.
A SEARCH OF RETRIEVABLE INFORMATION AT THE MEMPHIS OFFICE
AND INQUIRIES MADE WITH PERSONNEL WHO ARE NOW ASSIGNED TO THE
MEMPHIS OFFICE AND WERE SO ASSIGNED DURING MARCH-APRIL, 1968,
FAILED TO IDENTIFY ANY FBI PERSONNEL NOT ASSIGNED TO THE MEMPHIS
OFFICE WHO WERE IN SHELBY COUNTY, TENN., DURING PERIOD MARCH 16,
1968, THROUGH APRIL 4, 1968. THIS SEARCH ALSO FAILED TO REVEAL
ANY MATERIALS OR COMMUNICATIONS GENERATED BY FBI PERSONNEL NOT
ASSIGNED TO THE MEMPHIS OFFICE DURING THIS PERIOD.
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BUREAU DEADLINE SEPTEMBER 26, 1978.
THE HSCA, WHICH IS INVESTIGATING THE ASSASSINATION OF
JOHN F. KENNEDY AND MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR., REQUESTED BY LETTER
DATED SEPTEMBER 12, 1978, THAT THEY BE PRÒVIDED THE NAMES OF
ALL FBI PERSONNEL, WHO MAY HAVE BEEN PRESENT (THAT IS, ALL
PERSONS NOT ASSIGNED TO THE MEMPHIS FIELD OFFICE) IN SHELBY
COUNTY DURING THE PERIOD COVERING MARCH 18, 1968, THROUGH
APRIL 4, 1968. THEY ALSO REQUESTED THE FBI PREPARE FOR
DELIVERY ANY AND ALL MATERIALS OR COMMUNICATIONS GENERATED BY
ANY SUCH PERSONS AS DISCUSSED ABOVE. TO DATE, A SEARCH OF
RETRIEVABLE INFORMATION AT FBI HEADQUARTERS HAS FAILED TO
ASCERTAIN ANY FBI PERSONNEL OTHER THAN THOSE ASSIGNED TO THE 6-2197 - 80
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MEMPHIS FIELD OFFICE IN SHELBY COUNTY DURING THE PERIOD
COVERING MARCH 18, 1968, THROUGH APRIL 4, 1968.
MEMPHIS THROUGH REVIEW OF FIELD OFFICE FILES ATTEMPT
TO RETRIEVE ANY INFORMATION MEETING ABOVE CRITERIA.
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Alrtel
9/5/78
TO:
FROM:
SUBJEST:
DIRECTOR,
FBI (62-117290)
ATTENTION:
CONGRESSIONAL INQUIEY UNIT,
RECORDS MANAGEMENT DIVISION
SAC, UNAPHIS (66-2197) (P)
HOUSE SELECT COMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA)
Re Bureau teletype to Memphis dated 8/30/78.
Enclosed under separate cover to the Bureau are
3 Ltaus containing ferox coples of serials from Nemphis
I1les 157-109 and 157-1022 regarding the Student Hon-Violent
Coordinating Committee (SNCC) .
The enclosed 1tems represent retrievable infornation
maintained by the Menphis office regarding SNCC for the
period 1/1/68 - 5/37/68.
3 - BureZU
(1 - Package) (Encs. 3)
1 - Memphis
BFJ :a5p
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CONFIDENTTAL AND SECRET
INFORMATION ATTACHED
46-2197-78
FRANCHED
STRIALIBEDUBC
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ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
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DATE 278-02 BY leagoßee/dey s
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TO FBI MEMPHIS ROUTINE
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UNCLAS EFT O
HOUSE SELECI COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA)
HSCA REQUESTED, BY LETTER DATED AUGUSI 23, 1978, THAT ALL
MEMPHIS FIELD OFFICE FILES PERTAINING IO. THE SIUDENT NON-VIOLENT
CO-ORDINATING COMMITTEE (SNCC) FOR THE PERIOD JANUARY 1, 1968,
THROUGH MAY 31, 1968, BE PROVIDED.
MEMPHIS IS REQUESTED TO SEARCH INDICES FOR ALL FILES AND
REFERENCES PERIAINING TO THE STUDENT NON-VIOLENT CO-ORDINATING
COMMITTEE (SNCC) FOM THE ABOVE-MENTIONED PERIOD. ANY MATERIAL
LOCATED PERTAINING TO THIS SUBJECI SHOULD BE DUPLICATED AND ONE
COPY FUKWVISHED IO FBI HEADQUARTERS, ATTENTION: CONGRESSIONVAL
INQUIRY UNIT, RECORDS MANAGEMENT DIVISION, BY CLOSE OF BUSINESS
SEPTEMBER 6, 1978.
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ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
DATE 2-18-02 BY Le240 peE/dez/s
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Airtel
9/1/78
TO:
DIRECTOR; FBI (62-117290)
ATIN: CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY UNIT,
RECORDS MANAGEMENT DIVISION
FROM:
SAC, MEMPHIS (66-2197) (P)
SUBJECT: HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (ESCA)
Re. Bureau telephone call to Memphis 8/30/78.
Enclosed for the Bureau are. six items containing
information regarding ANDREW J.. YOUNG.
A search of indices and revier of pertinent files
revealed the following serials from Memphis files contain
information regarding ANDREW J. YOUNG, for the period 3/1/68 -
6/1/68.
Item 1 - Two Xerox coples of Serial 96 from
Memphis file 100-4105 entitled
"MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.; SM - C"
Item 2 - Iwo serox copies of Serial 95 of
Hemphis file 100-4105 entitled
"HARTIN LUTHER KING, TR.; SH - C"
Item 3 - Two Xerox coples of Serial 201 of
Memphis file 157-166 captioned
"COMINFIL. OF SCIC; IS - C"
Item 4 - Two Xerox coptes of Serial 263 of
Memphis file 157-166 captioned
"COMINFIL, OF SCIC; IS - C"
2-Bureau (Encs. 6)
C-Hemphis
BFJ: WP
SECRET MATERIAL ATTACHED
46-2197-
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ALL INFORMATICN CONTANED
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Item 5 - Two Xerox copies of Serial 265 of
Memphis Iile 157-166 captioned
"COMINFIL OF SCLC; IS - C"
Item 6 - Two Xerox copies of Serial 11 of
Memphis file 157-1168 captioned
"RACIAL SITUATION - MEMPHIS;
RACIAL, MATTERS."
in addition to above serials, there was one reference
on name ANDREY J. YOUNG listed for Memphis file 44-1987-Sub-A,
The Bureau is therefore requested to
reproduce this serial.
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8/21/78
TO:
FROM:
SUBJECI:
DIRECTOR, FBI (62-117290)
ATIN:
CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY UNIT
RECORDS MANAGELIENT DIVISION
SAG, JACKSON (62-544)
HOUSE SELECT COlITICE
6666-2157
ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA)
Re Jackson teletype to Burcau, 8/18/78, captioned
as above, concerning BILL WILSON®
States House of Representatives
#427112/427113
(Info)
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In Reply, Please Rofer 10
File No.
UNITED STATES DEPARIMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Jackson, Mississippi
August 21, 1978
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS
UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mississip the Jackson off on August 17
gation. He advised that on August 17, 1978, one of his
telephonically requested that he
Therearter, he and Mrs.
Gladen met wiison at their card and gift shop located in
Ocean Springs.
Mr. Wilson told them he had killed Martin Luther
King.
He talked for one hour concerning the details of
the plan to kill King and stated the sheriff, Memphis,
Tennessee is the only person to whom he will
surrender.
Als09
he said he is to meet the sheriff at the Holiday Inn,
Biloxi, Mississippi, the morning of August 18; 1978.
Mr. Wilson further advised Mr. and Mrs. Gladen
he is sorry for the expense he caused them in setting up his
watch repair business but he had to get this off his chest.
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIPIED
DATE 7-18-02 BY 60290/BCE/dez/3b
+487112/427113
This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions
of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to
your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed
outside your agency.
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UNITES STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTAIIVES
xented Mr. a la paradised that to establis, a ac
repair service.
Mr. Gladen described Wilson as a white male,
46 years of age. He stated that Wilson is a very intelli-
gent man and although he was drinking at the time of above
meeting he thinks Wilson is serious about the murder of
King.
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TRANSMIT VIA:
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PRECEDENCE:
CLASSIFICATION:
DATE:
7/26/78
To:
- SAC, Memphis (66-2197)
From: Director, FBI (62-117290)
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE
ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA)
(This line for LEFT MARGIN.)
Reference your airtel dated 7/19/78, which furnishe
full description of files and subfiles delivered to FBI
Headquarters (FBIHQ) on 7/20/78.
This airtel is to confirm that three boxes containing
Memphis files 170-70, 170-117, 170-1019, 170-1022 anc
170-1040 were reproduced at FBIHQ on 7/20,21/78. Files were
returned to Memphis accompanied by SA Buryl Johnson,
aboard American Airlines, Flight 552, departing National
Airport at 7:00 p.m. and
scheduled to arrive at Memphis
7:58 p.m. on 7/21/78.
Enclosure
Do not type BEYOND
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MARGIN)
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
DATE - 7-1802 BY 60290/300/eg/3SJ
+427112/427113
(Do not type below this line.)
46-2197-13
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to orde
7/19/78
TO:
FROM:
SUSJECT;
SAC, HEAPHIS (66-2197) (P)
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE
H3926.720621
1se2d
ON ASSASSINATIONS (HISCA)
-7-18-02 01 62290000/1/14
Re Bureau teletype to lemphis dated 7/18/78.
+4271121427113
Enclosed for the Burcau under separato cover
are three boxes containing all volumes, sub sections,
I-A exhibits and bulky enclosures of Hemphis files
170-70, 170-117, 170-1019, 170-1022, and 170-1040
currently availablo to the leuphis Office.
Menphis file 170-70 has a total of 20 volumes
categorized as follows:
170-70-1A
170-70
5 volumes
170-70-5ub
I1 vOlUmes
Henghis file 170-117 has a total of 3 volumes,
caterorized us follows:
170-117
2 volumes
170-1,17-Sub
I voluma
Memphis i1le 170-1019 has a total of 13 volumes,
categorized as follows:
170-1019-1A
170-1039
170-1019-51b
I volume
3 volumes
9 volumes
64-2197-22
1-Fureau
(3-packages) (enc. 47)
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NE 66-2197
Hemphis file 170-1022 has a total of 5 volumes,
categorized as follows:
170-1022
170-1022-Sub
categorszet as to file 170-1010 has a total or & volumes.
170-7040
170-1040-Sub
2 volumes
3 volumes
2 volumes
4 volumes.
are as folDe distribution of the files in the three boxes
BOX #1
170-70-1A (êxhibits)
170-70
170-70-Sub
volume 1
volumes 4,5
volumes 1-14
Box #2
170-70
170-117
170-1040
170-1040-Sub
170-117-508
volumes I-3
volumes
• 1-2
volumes 1-2
volunes
VOLUmE I
Box #3
170-1022
volumes 1-2
170-1022-5ub
volumes 1-3
170-1019-1A (exhibits)
volume 1
170-7019
volumes 1-3
170-1019-Sub
volumes 1-9
The files are to be transported to the Burcau
via American Alrlines flight 90, departing Memphis International
Airport on 7/20/78 at 9:10 a.f., arriving Hashington National
Airport, 7/2777, at 12:28 p.n.
The files will be returned
to Memphis on 9/21/78 departing Washington National Airport
via American Airlines flight 552 at 7:00 p.I. and arriving
Memphis 7:58 p-t.
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FM DIRECIOR FBI (62-117290)
TO FBI MEMPHIS ROUTINE
UNCLAS
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA)
REFERENCE IS MADE TO BUTEL TO LOS ANGELES AND MEMPHIS
DATED JULY 14, 1978, AND BUCAL TO MEMPHIS DATED JULY 18, 1978.
THIS IS TO CONFIRM REFERENCED BUCAL WHEREIN YOU WERE
ADVISED THAT THE MEMPHIS FIELD OFFICE FILES OF THE FIVE INFORM-
ANTS IDENTIFIED IN REFERENCED BUTEL WHO FURNISHED INFORMATION
CONCERNING THE INVADERS BE FLOWN TO FBI HEADQUARTERS WHERE
COPIES OF THESE FILES WILL BE MADE. XEROX THE FRONT COVER OF
EACH SECTION OF THESE FILES AND MAINTAIN A LOG CONTAINING THE
NUMBER OF SERIALS IN EACH SECTION. FILES SHOULD BE ACCOMPANIED
BY A SPECIAL AGENT OF YOUR OFFICE.
ADVISE CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY UNIT, RECORDS MANAGEMENT
46-2191-71
DIVISION, OF THE IDENTITY OF AGENT WHO WILL ACCOMPANY FILES AND
SEARCHED LUM INDEXED
SERIALIZED 2UE FILED SiT
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
DATE -2-18-02 BY 40290 peE/deg/te
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JUL 19 1978
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FUi DIRECIOR FBI (62-117290)
• TO FBI LOS ANGELES IMMEDIATE
FBI MEMPHIS IMMEDIATE
BT
UNCLAS EFTO
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
DATE 2-18-05 BY 6602-90 CE/dry/68
#4271171427113
46-2199
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA)
IN ITS INVESTIGATION, THE HSCA IS AITEMPTING IO DETERMINE
POSSIBLE DIRECT OR INDIRECI RESPONSIBILITY OF ANY ORGANIZATION,
INCLUDING THE FBI, IN THE ASSASSINATION OF MARTIN LUTHEN
KING, JR. IN THIS CONNECIION, THE MSCA IS IRYING TO RESOLVE
THE ALLEGATION THAT PAID FBI INFORMANIS REPORTING ON THE
INVADERS, A MEMPHIS YOUTH GROUP, ACTED AS "AGENT PROVOCATEURS"
AND INSTIGATED VIOLENCE IN MEMPHIS DURING THE SANITATION
WORKERS STRIKE, WHICH CAUSED KING TO RETURN TO MEMPHIS WHERE.
HE WAS KILLED.
BY LETTER DATED MAY 23, 19.78, THE HSCA REQUESTED THAT
MEMPHIS FIELD OFFICE FILES OF FIVE INFORMANIS WHO REPORTED ON
SA
6. ratin
7-14/15-78
ABC.
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DE HE DOSS UNCLAS E FIO
THE INVADERS BE PROCESSED FOR ACCESS OF THE ASCA'S CHIEF
COUNSEL AND DIRECIOR. ALTHOUGH THE IDENTITIES OF THESE IN-
FORMANIS WOULD BE EXCISED, IN A LETTER TO CONGRESSMAN LOUIS
STOKES, CHAIRMAN, HSCA, SUCH ACCESS WAS DENIED BECAUSE OF THE
DETRIMENTAL EFFECT OF THIS ACTION ON OUR OVERALL INFORMANT
DEVELOPIENI PROGRAM. BY LETTER DATED JULY 5, 1978, CONGRESSMAN
STOKES APPEALED TO THE ATTORNEY GENERAL TO RESOLVE THE ISSUE.
THE DEPARIMENI OF JUSTICE FAVORS COMPLIANCE WITH THE ISCA'S
REQUESI AND HAS BEEN TOLD BY THE MSCA IHAT IF FILES ARE NOT .
MADE AVAILABLE A SUBPOENA WILL BE ISSUED, AN ACIION IO COMMENCE
JULY 17, 1978.
IT HAS BEEN DECIDED AT FBI HEADQUARTERS (FBIHQ) THAT IN -
FORMANTS SHOULD BE CONTACTED TO DETERMINE IF THEY HAVE ANY
OBJECTION TO IHEIR IDENTITIES BEING DISCLOSED TO THE ISCA.
INFORMANIS SHOULD BE OBJECTIVELY TOLD OF ASCA INTEREST IN
RESOLVING THE ALLEGATION AND THAT THE FBI IS COOPERATING WITH
THE COMMITTEE, BUT
WILL DISCLOSE THEIR IDENTITIES ONLY IF
IINFORMANIS AGREE TO SUCH ACTION. INFORMANIS SHOULD BE TOLD
THAT IF THEY AGREE TO DISCLOSURE THEY HAVE NO GUARANIEES FROM
THE FBI OR THE SCA OF IMMUNITY OR CONFIDENTIALITY; THAT THE
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UNCLAS E FIO
FBI IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR WHAT RESULTING ACTION THE SCA MAY
TAKE; AND THAT THE NSCA MAY ATTEMPT TO INTERVIEW THEM. IF IN-
FORMANIS ARE AGREEABLE, A WITNESSED, SIGNED WAIVER SHOULD BE
OBTAINED, WORDED SO AS IO AUTHORIZE THE FBI TO RELEASE ANY AiD
ALL FILES (FBI HEADQUARTERS AND FIELD OFFICE) CONCERNING
IHEMSELVES TO THE HSCA, INCLUDING THOSE RECORDS PERIAINING TO
ANY CONFIDENTIAL RELATIONSHIP THEY MAY HAVE HAD WITH IHE FBI.
• IF THE INFORMANI (S) DESIRES HIS IDENTITY NOT BE DISCLOSED,
HE SHOÜLD SE TOLD THAT THE FSI WILL DO ALL IN ITS POWER TO
PROTECT HIS IDENTITY, HOWEVER HIS FILE COULD BE SUBJECT TO
CONGRESSIONAL SUBPOENA.
INFORMANTS INVOLVED ARE AS FOLLOWS:
(1) ME 352-E, BUFILE 170-2530; NEMPHIS FILE 17D-1040.
(2) NE 353-E, BUFILE 170-1841, HEMPHIS FILE 179-1022.
(3) NE 339-E, BUFILE 170-1922, NEMPHIS FILE 170-117.
(4) ME
338-E, BUFILE 137-4385, MEMPHIS FILE 170-70.
(5) ME 282-R, BUFILE 154-11867, MEMPHIS FILE 170-1019.
PINUS EDWARD BETHEL, BORN NOVEMBER 8, 1940, MEMPHIS,
TENNESSEE, NEGRO MALE. MEMPHIS CONTACT, AGENT WAS
WILLIAM H. LAWRENCE.
INFORMANT WAS OPERATED 1963-1969.
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0 150426Z JUL 78
• FM LOS ANGELES (62-7841) ((3) (P)
TO DIRECTOR
62-117290)
IMMEDIATE
MEMPHIS
IMMEDIATE
- 66-2197
UNCLAS EFTO
HOUSE SELECT COMMITIEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA)
RE BUREAU TEL, JULY 14, 1978.
ON JULY 14, 1978, FINUS EDWARD BETHEL, FORMER ME 282-R,
WAS CONTACTED AT HIS CURRENT ADDRESS, 3939 ROXANNE, APARTMENT
1, LOS ANGELES,
CALIFORNIA, 90008, TELEPHONE (213) 296-3930:
BETKEL WAS ADVISED OF
THE NATURE OF THE INQUIRY AS
OUTLINED IN REFERENCED TELETYPE, AND HE STATED HE DOES.
NOI, REPEAI NOT, WANT HIS IDENTITY DISCLOSED IO THE HSCA.
BETHEL STATED HE WANTS HIS PRIOR RELATIONSHIP WITH THE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION TO REMAIN STRICTLY
CONFIDENTIAL.
A FD-302 REGARDING THE INTERVIEW WILL BE PREPARED
BY LOS ANGELES.
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
DATE 718-02 BY 60290p0x/dz/s6)
+4 37112/427113
715-28
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FASE FOUR DE HQ
UNCLAS EFT O
MEMPHIS PROMPTLY LOCATE AND INTERVIEW FIRSI FOUR INFORMANTS
NAMED ABOVE. REGARDING ME 282-R, HIS LASI KNOW ADDRESS,
ACCORDING TO THE FILE (1969), WAS THAT OF A SISTER
MAS. FORESTINE RICHARDS; 2530 SOUTH RIMPAU STREET, LOS ANGELES,
CALIFORNIA. LOS ANGELES ATTEMPT TO LOCATE AND INTERVIEW IN-
FORMANT THROUGH HIS SISTER AND IF NOI IN LOS ANGELES, SET FORTH
APPHOPRIATE LEAD TO HAVE INFORMANI INTERVIEWED.
RECIPIENTS TELEPHONICALLY FURNISH RESULTS OF CONTACI WITH
INFORMANTS TO SA J. I. ALDHIZER, CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY UNIT,
RECORDS MAVAGEMENI DIVISION, FBIHQ, EXTENTION 3685, FOLLOW WITH
TELETYPE, AND SUBMIT WAIVER BY COVER AIRTEL IF INFORMANT AGREES
TO DISCLOSURE.
• IN ADDITION, MEMPHIS PROMPTLY FURNISH FEIG ONE LEGIBLE
XEROX COPY OF ABOVE FIVE INFORMANT FILES. ALL SERIALS SHOULD
BE REPRODUCED IN THEIR ENTIRETY. ANY SERIALS OR ENCLOSURES
WHICH CANNOT BE REPRODUCED SHOULD BE DESCRIBED IN DETAIL IN THE
COVER PAGES TRANSMITTING THIS MATERIAL TO FBIHQ. THIS MATERIAL
SHOULD BE SUBMITIED BY COVER AIRTEL TO FBIHE, ATTENTION:
CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY UNIT, RECORDS MANAGENENI DIVISION.
BI
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FD-36 (Rev. 3-24-77)
TRANSMIT VIA:
X& Teletype
• Facsimile
FBI
PRECEDENCE:
[XXImmediate
• Priority
[ Routine
CLASSIFICATION:
• TOP SECRET
• SECRET
• CONFIDENTIAL
O CLEAR
Date
7/17/78
FM
TO
MEMPHIS (66-2197)
DIRECTOR (62-117290)
(P)
IMMEDIATE
BT
UNCLAS EFTO
ATTN: CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY UNIT, RECORDS MANAGEMENT DIVISION.
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA) •
• RE BUREAU TELETYPE DATED JULY 14, 1978, AND MEMPHIS TELETYPE
DATED JULY 17, 1978.
ON JULY 17, 1978, ROOSEVELT T. GREEN, FORMER ME 352-R WAS
CONTACTED AND ADVISED OF THE NATURE OF THE INQUIRY AS OUTLINED IN
REFERENCED TELETYPE. HE STATED HE DOES NOT WANT HIS IDENTITY
DISCLOSED TO HSCA. HE EMPHATICALLY STATED HE WANTS HIS FORMER
RELATIONSHIP WITH THE FBI TO REMAIN STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
IN RE MEMPHIS TELETYPE: DATED JULY 17, 1978, FORMER ME 352-R
IS LISTED AS CATO JOHNSON, JR. JOHNSON SHOULD BE REFERRED TO AS
FORMER ME 353-R.
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TRANSMIT VIA:
CX Teletype
• Facsimile
FBI
PRECEDENCE:
(X] Immediate
• Priority
• Routine
CLASSIFICATION:
• TOP SECRET
I SECRET
• CONFIDENTIAL
O CLEAR
Date _ 7/17/78
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ATTENTION CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY UNIT, RECORDS MANAGEMENT DIVISION.
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA) •
RE BUREAU TELETYPE DATED JULY 14, 1978.
ON JULY 15, 1978, THE SOURCES LISTED BELOW WERE CONTACTED
AND ADVISED OF THE NATURE OF THE INQUIRY AS OUTLINED IN REFERENCED
TELETYPE. EACH OF THEM STATED HE DOES NOT WANT HIS IDENTITY
DISCLOSED TO HSCA. EACH EMPHATICALLY STATED HE WANTS HIS FORMER
RELATIONSHIP WITH THE FBI TO REMAIN STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
SOURCES CONTACTED ARE AS FOLLOWS:
FORMER ME 352-R, CATO JOHNSON, JR.
FORMER ME 339-R, ALLEN YANCEY, JR.
FORMER ME 338-R, ERNEST C. WITHERS.
AN FD-302 REGARDING THE INTERVIEW OF THESE INDIVIDUALS
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HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA). BUDED 7/6/78.
RE BUREAU TEL TO MEMPHIS 6/28/78.
SEARCH OF PERTINENT MEMPHIS FILES AND CONTACT WITH FOLLOWING
PERSONS FAILED TO DEVELOP POSITIVE INFO RE LOCATION OF SIX ORIGINAL
X-RAYS TAKEIT OF DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR., APRIL 4, 1968:
ALL THE INDIVIDIIALS NAMED BELOW WERE CONTACTED JULY 3, 1978.
LARRY HUTCHINSON, INVESTIGATOR, CRIMINAL INVESTICATIVE
DIV., STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE, MEMPHIS, TENN., ADVISED
FILES OF HIS OFFICE RE THE DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR., CASE
CONTAIN NO ORIGINAL X-RAYS OF DR. KING. HE SUGGESTED THE SHELBY
COUNTY, TENN., CRIMINAL COURT CLERK RE CONTACTED.
JAMES A. BLACKWELL, CLERK, SHELBY COUNTY CRIMINAL COURT,
ADVISED A REVIEW OF DOCUMENTS RE THE DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.,
CASE PEVEALED NO INFO CONCERNINA X-RAYS OF DR. KING.
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DR. J. T. FRANCISCO, STATE OF TENNESSEE MEDICAL EXAMINER'S
OFFICE, MEMPHIS, ADVISED HE UTILIZED COPIES OF ORIGINAL X-RAYS OF
DR. KING IN CONNECTION WITH THE EXAMINATION CONDUCTED BY HIM
FOLLOWING THE DEATH OF DR. KING. DR. FRANCISCO WAS OF OPINION
THE ORIGINAL X-RAYS NO LONGER IXIST BECAUSE X-RAYS ARE ORDINARILY
NOT MAINTAINED LONGER THAN FIVE YEARS.
DR. BOYER M. BRADY, RADIOLOGY DEPT., ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL,
220 OVERTON AVE., MEMPHIS, ADVISED THE ORIGINAL X-RAYS OF DR.
MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR., ARE NOT MAINTAINED IN RADIOLOGY DEPT.
BUT WERE TRANSFERRED TO THE ADMINISTRATOR'S OFFICE. HE FURNISHEI
NO INFO RE CURRENT LOCATION OF THE ORIGINAL X-RAYS OF DR. KING.
DR. MICHAEL SILVERMAN WAS CONTACTED AT HIS OFFICE, ST. JOSEPH
HOSPITAL (SUH), BAST. HE RECALLED THAT X-RAYS OF DR. KING WERE
MADE WHEN HE ENTERED THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL,
220 OVERTON AVE. IN 1968. DR. SILVERMAN DOES NOT KNOW NUMBER OF
X-RAYS MADE BUT RECALLED A REPORT WAS PREPARED ON THE EXAMINATION
AND THE REPORT AND X-RAYS WERE TRANSFERRED TO THE ADMINISTRATOR'S
OFFICE THE DAY FOLLOWING THE DEATH OF DR. KING. THIS ARRANGEMEN:
WAS MADE DUE TO THE WIDESPREAD PUBLICITY CONCERNING THE DEATH OF
DR. KING AND THE ANTICIPATED DEMAND THAT WOULD BE MADE REGARDING
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EXAMINATION AND X-RAYS OF HIM. TWO OR THREE MONTHS AGO DR.
SILVERMAN WAS CONTACTED BY SISTER RITA, O.S.F., EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR,
SUH, WHO REQUESTED HE ASSIST HER IN LOCATING THE X-RAYS OF DR.
KING. AT THE TIME HE REVIEWED THE X-RAYS LOCATED AT SUH AND
BELIEVES THERE WERE ONE OR TWO ORIGINAL X-RAYS AND SOME COPIES,
SPECIFIC NUMBER NOT RECALLED. HE DID NOT OBSERVE ANY WRITTEN
DOCUMENTS SHOWING THE LOCATION OF ORIGINAL X-RAYS BUT HAS IN THE
PAST HEARD SOMEONE, IDENTITY NOT RECALLED, MENTION THE ORIGINAL
X-RAYS WERE FURNISHED TO THE FBI. HE IS OF THE OPINION THE ORIGINAL
X-RAYS ARE IN POSSESSION OF A GOVERNMENTAL AGENCY OR COMMITTEE
IN WASHINATON, D. C., AND FELT THE FBI WAS THE LOGICAL AGENCY
SINCE THE FBI WAS INVOLVED IN THE INVESTIGATION OF THE CASE.
SISTER M. RITA, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, SUH, ADVISED THE ESCA
HAS BEEN FURNISHED THE ONLY ORIGINAL X-RAY OF DR. KING LOCATED AT
THE SJH. THERE ARE NO WRITTEN DOCUMENTS AT SJH SETTING FORTH THE
LOCATION OF ORIGINAL X-RAYS NOT FOUND THERE. SHE WAS INFORMED
BY DR. MICHAEL SILVERMAN THE FBI HAD THE ORIGINALS BUT HAS NO
WRITTEN OR ADDITIONAL ORAL CONFIRMATION OF THIS INFO. SHE POINTED
OUT SHE WAS NOT AT SUH IN 1968 AND HAS NO PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE RE
HANDLING OF THE X-RAYS AT THE TIME. SHE EXPRESSED REGRET SHE COULD
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TO FBI MEMPHIS ROUTINE
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
TEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIEL
DATE 7-18-02 BY 60290 BEE/Beg/SS
#:4271121427113
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UNCLAS
66-2197
HOUSE SELECI COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA); BUDED
JULY 6, 1978.
THE HSCA, WHICH IS INVESTIGATING THE ASSASSINATIONS OF
JOHN F. KENNEDY AND MARIIN LUTHER KING, JR., IN A LETTER DATED
JUNE 19, 1978, REQUESTED ANY INFORMATION REGARDING THE OKIGINAL
X-RAYS TAKEN OF DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING THE EVENING OF APRIL 4,
1968, AT ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
FOR BACKGROUND INFOEMATION, ENCLOSED WITH THE HSCA REQUEST
WAS A LETTER DATED MAY &, 1978, FROM SISTER M. RITA, O.S.F.,
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL, 220 OVERION AVENUE,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, TO MR. LOUIS STOKES, CHAIRMAN, HSCA. THIS
LETTER WAS IN RESPONSE TO AN HSCA LETTER OF MAY 1, 1978,
REQUESTING INFORMATION ON MARTIN LUTHER KING ON APRIL 4, 1960,
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IN THE NEXI-TO-LAST PARAGRAPH, SISTER RITA STATED "REGARD-
ING THE ORIGINAL X-RAYS, I HAVE BEEN TOLD THEY WERE GIVEN TO FBI
OFFICIALS BY PERSONS WHO WERE HERE AT ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL AT
THAT TIME. THERE ARE NO RECEIPTS, NOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF ANY
KIND, AND THERE ARE NO ORIGINAL X-RAYS IN OUR FILE. DR. MICHAEL
NO SILVERMAN, STILL AT SI. JOSEPH HOSPITAL (901-529-2615), ALSO
STATES THAT THESE WERE GIVEN TO THE FBI OFFICIALS. " DO A
ist. Jon
ON JUNE 27, 1978, HSCA REPRESENTATIVE RALPH LOCKE ADVISED
jensen
THE ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL HAD SENT THE COMMITTEE ONE ORIGINAL
X-RAY AND SEVEN COPIES OF OTHER X-RAYS TAKEN OF KING AT ST.
JOSEPH HOSPITAL. THEY ARE SEEKING THE ORIGINAL X-RAYS OF THE
SEVEN COPIES.
FORMER SA JOSEPH HESTER OF THE MEMPHIS OFFICE ADVISED THAT
HE AND SA ROBERT BOYLE WERE AT ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL THE EVENING
OF APRIL 4, 1968, AND HE DOES NOT RECALL ANYONE REQUESTING OR
з
RECEIVING ANY X-RAYS OF KING.
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MEMPHIS IS REQUESTED TO REVIEW THEIR FILES FOR ANY INFOR-
MATION REGARDING THE LOCATION OF ANY ORIGINAL X-RAYS TAKEN OF
MARTIN LUTHER KING AT SI. JOSEPH HOSPITAL.
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IF INO INFORMATION IS ASCERTAINED FROM FILE REVIEW, THEN
DR. MICHAEL N. SILVERMAN SHOULD BE INTERVIEWED TO HELP DETERMINE
THE WHEREABOUTS OF THE ORIGINAL X-RAYS AND TO WHOM, IN FACT,
THEY WERE GIVEN. ALSO CONSIDER CONTACTING MEDICAL EXAMINER'S
OFFICE, STATE'S ATTORNEYS OFFICE OR ANY OTHER APPROPRIATE AGENCY
THAT MIGHT BE IN POSSESSION OF ORIGINAL X-RAYS.
IF ORIGINALS ARE IN FBI POSSESSION, FORWARD THEM REGISTERED
MAIL TO CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY UNII, RECORDS MANAGEMENT DIVISION,
FBIHQ. IF ORIGINALS ARE IN THE POSSESSION OF ANOTHER AGENCY,
MAKE NO ATTEMPT TO OBTAIN THEM AS THIS INFORMATION WILL BE GIVEN
TO HSCA AND IT IS THEIR RESPONSIBILITY TO RETRIEVE THEM.
ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS REQUEST MAY BE RESOLVED BY
CONTACTING SUPERVISOR RICHARD C. BUSCHING, CONGRESSIONAL
INQUIRY UNIT, EXTENSION 3685.
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DIVISION.
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA) • BUDED JUNE 19,.
1978.
RE BUREAU TELETYPE TO ATLANTA AND OTHER OFFICES, JUNE 14,
1978.
A SEARCH OF THE INDICES AND REVIEW OF FILES OF THE MEMPHIS
OFFICE REVEALED NO RETRIEVABLE INFORMATION RELATING TO THE
SOUTHERN STATES INDUSTRIAL COUNCIL FOR THE PERIOD 1956-1978.
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HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA)
HSCA, BY LETTER DATED MAY 24, 1978, REQUESTED THAT ALL
REFERENCES IN THE MEMPHIS FIELD OFFICE FILES REGARDING
JOHN BURRELL SMITH, DATE OF BIRIH JANUARY 13, 1943, BE PROVIDED.
STAFF MEMBER WILLIAM WEBB ADVISED THAT INFORMATION
PROVIDED COULD BE LIMITED TO PERIOD JANUARY, 1967, TO
DECEMBER, 1968, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF ANY INFORMANI FILE WHICH
SHOULD BE FURNISHED IRRESPECIIVE OF TIME FRAME: HSCA HAS
PROVIDED WAIVER FROM SMITH ALLOWING FOR RELEASE OF ALL FILES TO
THE COMMITTEE.
MEMPHIS SHOULD SEARCH INDICES FOR JOHN BURRELL SMITH.
ANY MATERIAL FOUND IDENTICAL WITH SMITH WITHIN TIME FRAME SET
OUT ABOVE SHOULD BE DUPLICATED AND ONE COPY FURNISHED FBI
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FBI BIRMINGHAM IMMEDIATE
FBI JACKSON IMMEDIATE
FBI KNOXVILLE IMMEDIATE
FBI LOUISVILLE IMMEDIATE
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ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
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FBI NEW ORLEANS IMMEDIATE
FBI ST. LOUIS IMMEDIATE
FBI WASHINGTON FIELD OFFICE IMMEDIATE
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HSCA, BY LETTER DATED JUNE 12, 1978, REQUESTED THAT THE
FIELD OFFICE FILES ON THE SOUTHERN STATES INDUSTRIAL COUNCIL
FOR THE PERIOD 1956-1978 FROM ATLANTA, BIRMINGHAM JACKSON - 4!
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KNOXVILLE, LOUISVILLE, MEMPHIS, MIAMI, NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS,
AND WASHINGTON FIELD OFFICE, BE PROVIDED ON A PRIORITY BASIS.
RECEIVING OFFICES ARE REQUESTED TO SEARCH FOR ANY FILES
OR REFERENCES ON THE SOUTHERN STATES INDUSTRIAL COUNCIL FOR THE
PERIOD 1956-1978. ANY MATERIAL LOCATED ON THIS SUBJECT SHOULD
BE DUPLICATED AND ONE COPY FURNISHED TO FBI HEADQUARTERS,
ATTENTION: CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY UNIT, RECORDS MANAGEMENT
DIVISION, BY CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE
19, 19780
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6/9/78
TO:
DIRECIOR, IBI (62-117290)
ATIN:
CONGRESSIONAL. INQUIRY UNIT, RECORDS
LANAGRINE DIVISION
FROLI:
SAC, HELIEHIS (G6-2197)
(P)
ALLINFORMATION NO JANED
SUBJECI: HOUSE SELECI COMITTEE ON
DATE
ASSASSINATINS
(ISCA)
2-1802 5: 6040/6cE/dey/580
+4271124427113
Re Dureau teletype to Memphis dated 6/2/78.
taclosed for the Bureau are the following items:
ITPH 1:
Sortals 154 throush 212 of lemphis file
157-957 regarding JOHN BURRELL SHITH
ITELI 2:
Serials 213 through 332 of Hemphis file
157-957
ITCH 3:
Sorials 333 through 369 and 1Al through
IA15 01 Memphis file 157-957
ITTI 4:
Serial 428 of Hemphis tile 100-4046
ITEN 5: Serial 137 of Memphis file 157-1125
INE:I 6: Sorial 2401 of Lomphis file 157-1168
IIEU 7: Serial 18 of Lempals file 157-1173
ITEM 3: Serial 11 o1 Memphis file 157-1123
Forms: ID-338a reveal that serials I through 153 of
lemphis file 157-957 have been destroyed. The ciclosed scrials
represcht all available infomation zegarding Jour BurneL.
suITH during the period 1/1/67 through 12/31/78 based on search
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HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA)
RE BUREAU TEL TO MEMPHIS DATED MAY 31, 1978.
A SEARCH OF THE INDICES AND REVIEW OF PERTINENT FILES OF
THE MEMPHIS OFFICE DID NOT RESULT IN LOCATING THE FOLLOWING:
1. ANY TRANSCRIPTS OR COPIES OF THE RADIO LOGS FOR THE
PERIOD JANUARY THROUGH MAY, 1968.
2. ANY NOTATIONS OR REFERENCES TO THE RADIO LOGS FOR THE
PERIOD JANUARY THROUGH MAY, 1968.
3. ANY REFERENCES, MEMORANDA AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
PERTAINING TO THE DESTRUCTION OF THE RADIO LOGS FOR 1968.
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HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA)
BUDED 6/12/78
RE BUTEL TO ALBANY, ET AL 6/5/78:
A REVIEW OF MEMPHIS FILES REVEALED THE MEMPHIS OFFICE HAS
NOT PREPARED ANY LHM'S, AIRTELS, LETTERS OR TELETYPES CONCERNING
DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR., OR THE SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN
LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE PURSUANT TO INSTRUCTIONS SET OUT IN BULET
TO ALBANY, ET AL, AUG. 25, 1967, CAPTIONED "COUNTERINTELLIGENCE
PROGRAM, BLACK NATIONALISI-HATE GROUPS, INTERNAL SECURITY", AND
BUAIRTEL TO ALBANY, ET AL, MARCH 4, 1968, CAPTIONED
"COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM, BLACK NATIONALIST-HATE GROUPS,
RACIAL, INTELLIGENCE. "
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TO:
DIRECTOR, FBI (62-117290)
ATIN:
CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY UNIT, RECORDS
MANAGENENT DIVISION
SAC, LEMPAIS (66-2197)
(P)
SUBJECT: HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE
ASSASSINATIONS (ISCA)
RENA CERED
057: 21802
BUDED 6/9/78
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Re Bureau teletype to lemphis dated 6/1/78.
Enclosed for the Bureau are the following:
ITIN 1 - xerox copies of sorials from Memphis file
100-1394 regarding the activitico of COBY
VERNON SHITE during the period 1/1/67 -
12/31/68
ITH 2 - seros copies of serials 102 and 103 of
emphis ito 170-51 regarding A. W. VILLIS,
M., formerly a source of information of
the hemphis Office
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100-4528 regarding CHARLES LAVERNE CABBAGE
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1A1 through: 1A9, 15 through 21, 23 through 26,
29 through 32, 35 through
to 1, 12o that 125, 127 thousa 13182
144g 144g 147, 150, 151, 154, 156, 157, 162,
163, 165, 166,
through 172, 175, 189, 209, 219, 225, 228, 229, and 233.
Serial 382 which is dated 2/13/70 is also included
becauso it contains information covering activities of SMITH
in 1967 and 1968.
The following serials have been destroyed as noted
on FD-338 dated 9/15/70:
18 thragh 60,
through 86,
90 through 93,
through 100, 102,
106, 109, dia throunh 1E: 2s, 119, 126, 12 rouga 138g6s
through 141,
through IG1A, 164; 167 through
145, 146, 1481173, 174,
115% 176 6h155 gh 187,
192 thröugh
308, 210 through 213, 220 through 224, 226, 227%
230 through 232, 253 through 285,
350 through 357F, 3581 through
358J, 358N, 360 through 362, 364, 366 through 370, 372, 374
through 377, 380 and 381.
Serials 190 and 191, as well as 189, were not in~
cluded because these serials were not dated and contain infor-
mation regarding JOHN BURNELL, SHITE, CHARLES LAVERNE CABBAGE,
and FRED HÄRRIS BROOKS Oniy.
The following sorials wore dated prior to 1967:
1, 2, and 3.
The following serials were dated after 12/31/68:
252,309, 320, 334, 343, 348, 358, 3585, 358L, 353M,
303, 365, 371, 373, 378, 379, 382 through 398.
The enclosed serials tepresent retrievable infomation
avallable regarding COBY SHITH for period 1/1/67 - 12/31/68 based
on scarch of indices and revicy of files of the lemphis Office,
2*
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ME MM MI MP MO NK NH NO NY OM PH PX PG PD RH SC SL SD SF SE SI
TP WF
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FM DIRECTOR FBI (62 117290)
TO FBI ALBANY
FBI ATLANTA
FB I BAL TIMORE
FB I BIRMING HAM
FBI BOSTON
FBI BUFFALO®
FBI CHARLOTTE
FBI CHICAGO
FBI CINCINNATI
FBI CLEVELAND
FBI DENVER
FBI DETROIT
FBI HOUSTON
68-2.197
ALLINFORMATION CONTAINED •
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFI5O
DATE -7=18-02 BY 60290/B04/deg/sd)
+487112/427113
FBI INDIANAPOLIS
FBI JACKSON
FBI JACKSONVILLE
66-2197-55
SEARCHED LUN INDEXED.
SERIALIZED HUA ATILED TIEE
JUN 51978
T.J01 MSNHS
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PAGE IWO DE HQ
FBI KANSAS CITY
FBI LOS ANGELES
FBI MEMPHIS
FBI MIAMI
FBI MILWAUKEE
FBI MINNEAPOLIS
FBI MOBILE
FBI NEWARK
FBI NEW HAVEN
FBI NEW ORLEANS
FBI NEW. YORK
FBI OMAHA
FBI PHILADELPHIA
FBI PHOENIX
FBI PITISBURGH
FBI PORTLAND
FBI RICHMOND
•FB I SACRAMENTO
FBI SAN DIEGO
FBI SAN FRANCISCO
D085 UNCLAS E FIO
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PAGE THREE DE HQ
DD85 UNCLAS E FT O
FBI SEATTLE
FBI SPRING FIELD
FBI ST. LOUIS
FBI TAMPA
FBI WASHINGION FIELD OFFICE
BI
UNCLAS EFT O
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON: ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA)
• BUDED JUNE 12, 1978.
RE: BULET TO ALBANY, ET AL, AUGUST 25, 1967, CAPTIONED
"COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM, BLACK NATIONALIST-HATE GROUPS,
INTERNAL SECURITY" AND "BUAIRTEL TO ALBANY, ET AL, MARCH 4,
1968, CAPTIONED "COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM, BLACK NATION-
ALISI-HATE GROUPS, RACIAL INTELLIGENCE"•
THE HSCA WHICH IS INVESTIGATING THE ASSASSINATION OF
JOHN F. KENNEDY AND MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR., NOTING THAT
REFERENCED COMMUNICATIONS ASKED RECIPIENT OFFICES TO MAKE
PERIODIC REPORIS TO THE BUREAU, HAS REQUESTED THAI RECIPIENT
FIELD OFFICE FILES BE SEARCHED AND ALL REPORIS, LETTERHEAD.
MEMORANDA, AIRTELS, LETTERS AND TELETYPES CONCERNING
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PAGE FOUR DE HQ 0085 UNCLAS EFT O
DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR., OR THE SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN
LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE (SCLC) SUBMITTED PURSUANT TO REFERENCED
COMMUNICATIONS UP TO AND INCLUDING DECEMBER 31, 1968, BE
PREPARED FOR DELIVERY.
THE HSCA REQUESTED THAT OUR RESPONSE IN THIS MATTER BE
GIVEN TOP PRIORTY OVER ALL OTHER ASPECIS OF KING INVESTIGATION.
FBI HEADQUARTERS (FBIHQ) FILES HAVE BEEN PARTIALLY
PROCESSED IN RESPONSE TO A SIMILAR REQUEST, BUT TO INSURE
COMPLETENESS AND THOROUGHNESS, EACH RECIPIENT OFFICE FURNISH
FBIHQ TWO XEROX. COPIES OF ANY COMMUNICATION MEETING ABOVE
CRITERIA. COPY SHOULD REACH FBIHQ BY JUNE 12, 1978.
ALL COPIES SHOULD BE CLEARLY LEGIBLE AND SHOULD BE SENT
REGISTERED MAIL, MAILED TO THE ATTENTION OF THE CONGRESSIONAL
INQUIRY UNIT, RECORDS MANAGEMENT DIVISION, ANY QUESTIONS CAN
BE RESOLVED BY CONTACTING SUPERVISOR RICHARD C. BUSCHING,
EXTENTION 3685•
RECIPIENT OFFICES HAVING NO COMMUNICATION MEETING CRITERIA
ARE TO SO NOTIFY FBIHQ.
BI
0085
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VZ CZ CHQO 62
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FY DIRECTOR FBI (62-117290)
TO FBI MEMPHIS IMMEDIATE
BT
ALL INFORNATION CONTAINED
DATE FU -02 BY 60290 co/deg/s
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
+4, 71174427813
UNCLAS EFTO
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA)
MSCA, BY LETTER DATED MAY 24, 1978, REQUESTED THAT THE FBI
FURNISH THE COMMITTEE WITH ALL INFORMATION IN THE FILES OF FBI
HEADQUARTERS (FBIQ)
AND THE MEMPHIS FIELD OFFICE REGARDING
COBY V. SMITH, DATE OF BIRIM JULY 17, 1946. HSCA ALSO FURNISHED
A SIGNED WAIVER FROM SMITH AUTHORIZING RELEASE OF ALL FILES.,
HSCA STAFF MEMBER WILLIAM WEBB ADVISED THAI THE COMMITTEE
IS INTERESTED IN FILES ON SMITH DURING TIME PERIOD JANUARY,
1967-DECEMBER, 1968 HOWEVER, IF INFORMANI FILE IS LOCATED
FOR SMITH, IT SHOULD BE FURNISHED IN ITS ENTIRETY.
MEMPHIS IS REQUESTED TO SEARCH INDICES ON COBY V. SMITH.
AIVE INFORMANI FILE OR ANY OTHER FILE OR REFERENCE FOR TIME
PERIOD IN QUESTION SHOULD BE COPIED AND ONE COPY FURNISHED
• TO
66-2197-54
INDEXED
SEARCHED -
SERIALIZED OR FILED INGR
JÜf 1 1978
FBI - MEMPHIS
B. JOINSON
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FBIHQ, ATTENTION: CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY UNIT, RECORDS
MANAGEMENI DIVISION, BY CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE 9, 1978.
§T •
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VZCZ CHQO $49
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0 3115152 MAY 78
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
DATE 2-8-02_ BY (0s7a/p55/deg/Sb
#427112/427113
FM DIRECTOR FBI (62-117290)
TO FBI MEMPHIS IMMEDIATE
DT
UNCLAS EFTO
66-21
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (KSCA)
MSCA, BY LETTER DATED MAY 2, 1978, REQUESTED THAT THE
MEMPHIS FIELD OFFICE LOCATE AND PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING:
(1), ANY TRANSCRIPIS OR COPIES OF IME RADIO LOGS FOR THE
PERIOD JANUARY THROUGH MAY, 1958:
• (2) ANY NOTATIONS OR REFERENCES TO THE RADIO LOGS FOR THE
PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE:
(3) ALL REFERENCES, MEMORANDA AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS PER-
TAINING TO IHE DESTRUCTION OF THE RADIO LOGS FOR 1968.
ASCA NOTED THAT LOGS MAY HAVE BEEN DESTROYED BUT REQUESTED
THAT THE SEARCH BE MADE ANYWAY. RESULIS OF ABOVE REQUESTED
SEARCH SHOULD BE FURNISHED TÒ FBI HEADQUARTERS, ATTENTION:
CUNGRESSIONAL INQUIRY UNIT, MECORDS MANAGEMENI DIVISION, BY
Respin
66-2197-53
SEARCHED
SERIALIZEDIA FILED Y
INDEXED A
MIAY E. - 1978
FBI - MERitIS
3. Johnson f
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5/30/78
TO:
DIRECTON, FBI (62-11/290)
ATIN:
CONGRESSIONAL, INQUIRY UNII, RECORDS
MANAGEMENT DIVISION
FROM:
SAC, HELPIIS (66-2197)
(RUC)
PLNFORLATON CONTAINED
SUBJECT: HOUSE SELECT COLMITTEE
VERONIS UNCLASSIFIED
ON ASSASSINATIONS (ESCA)
+: 4571181427113
Re Bureaü teletype to Hemphis dated 2/24/78.
Enclosed for the Bureau are xerox copies of the
following:
ITE' 1 - serials I through 49 and FD-377 regarding
SANUEL BILLY KYLES, Memphis file 170-1152
ITIM 2 - Serials 560 and 561 of Hemphis file 157-566
regärding Possible Racial Violence, Menphis
Division
ITEH 3 - serials 431 and 482 of lemphis file 157-276
regarding lilaison with Groups Sponsoring
Integration
ITEH 5 - serials 278, 321, 325, 334, 344, 345, 376,
437,
448, 467, and 468 of Lenphis file
157-166 regarding Coninfil of SCIC
ITEL! 6 - serial 24 of leuphis filo 62-1557 regarding
the West Tennessee Chapter, American Civil
Ilberties Union
3 - Bureau
(2 - Package = Encs. 9)
Hemphis
BEJ:CjS
(4)
46-2197-52
DEARCHED
INDEXED
PILED TiBE
B7Q
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HE 66-2197
ITEN 7 - serials 29 and 30 of Hemphis file 157-1190
regarding Poor People's Campaign
ITE 8 - serials 10 and 11 of Memphis file 157-1097
regarding Washington Spring Project
ITEN 9 - serials 13, 53 and 79 of Memphis 11le
157-1168-SUB regarding Facial Situation
in Memphis Division
In addition to the above, Hemphis indices reveal
that KYLEs pane is mentioned in the following serials:
157-1092-34A, page 8, This Iile contains information
regarding the Sanitation Workers Strike. This entire file vas
sent to the Bureau in July, 1977.
44-1987-SUB-I - 910, page 28. This is the MURKIN
file.
It was sent to the Burenu in July, 1978.
173-253, a main file on Rev. S. B. KYLES, was opened:
in 1967 and has been destroyed.
Since the Memphis Office has furnished all material
requested by HSCA to date, no further action in this matter
is contemplated by the lemphis Office at this time.
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5/25/78
- 70:
ATHI:
SAC, HELFHIS (66-2197)
SUBJECT: HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE
ON ASSASSIMATIONS (ESCA)
(P)
Ro Bureau telephone call to Hemphis 5/19/73.
Inclosed for the Bureau are the folloving xerox
copics of serials from Memphis file 157-1009 regarding
EONALD LENIS IVY:
ITILI 1 - Sorials IAl and 112 through 41
ITEN 2 - Scrials 15 through 110
A search of the indices of the Memphis Office
rovcaled that rOHiLD INVIS IVy is the subject of liomphis
Lile 157-1069 captioned "BONALD LEWIS IVY; FACIAL HATTERS",
Bufile 157-13784,
One additional reforence was located In
the indicos IndIAtinE InfOrmatiOn legardine Ivy is set
This file is captioned
forth in Heaphis file 157-1007-22 this file was sont to the
"INVADERS, aka; RACIAL, LATTERS".
Bureau in 1/77.
The Hemphis Office is continuing to process
information rogarding additional individuals.
This infor
mation will be promptly submitted to the Bureau when the
processing has been completed.
8 - BuICaU
(1 ~ Paciage - Encs. 2)
- lleyhis
BIT:Cjs
(1)
DIANE
MIR: CAED
# 4271121427163
66-2197-51
PEARCHED
SESTALIBREMBE
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5/25/78
TO:
DARIETO CONGRESS TOMAT INQUERY UNIZ,
ATTY:
RECORDS MANAGEHENT DIVISION
FROM:
'SAE, LIESTPHIS (66-2197)
(P)
SUBJECT: HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE
ON ASSASSINATIONS (ESCA)
Rò Bureau telephone call to Hemphis dated 5/19/78.
Inclosed for the Bureau are the collowing itens
regarding CALVIN LETOY TAYLOR:
ITIM 1 - Serials LAl through 63 of Memphis file
100-1579
ITT 2 - Serial 11 of lemphis file 157-1125
ITal 3 - Serial 236 of Memphis file 100-4140
For information of the Burcau, no reports or Ills
vere prepared regarding CALVIN LEROy TAYLOr, the cubject of
Hemphis fiLe 100-4573. A JeICh Oi Hemphis indices and
IILOS TOVEALEd nO AddItiOnaL IntOINatION On an IndiVidUaI
Since CALVIN LEROY TAYLOR was allegedly
1260ts and early 1970*s; he nay be the party in which the
ISCA has expressed an interest.
3 - Bürcau
(1 - Packago - Enis. 3)
- Nemphis
BEJ:CjS
(4)
66-219250
SEASCHED
I8085U
FIND SNAC
D 7: 7-1802: 602903c0/dels
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FU DIRECTOR FBI (62-1172940)
TO FBI BINMINGHAM ROUTINE
FBI MEMPHIS ROUTINE
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
DATE 7-18-02 BY 60280 BEEtS
+4271121427113
UNCLAS
66-2197
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA)
RECENT KEQUESTS OF CAPTIONED COMMITTEE INVOLVE FIELD OFFICE
FILES AND REFERENCES REGANDING THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS:
1. KONALD LEWIS IVY, MEMPHIS FILE 157-1669, AND CALVIN
LEROY TAYLOR, AW ASSOCIATE OF IVY, BOTH OF WHOM WERE INVOLVED IN
RACIAL ACTIVITIES IN WEMPHIS DURING THE APPROXIMATE PERIOD OF
KING'S ASSASSINATION.
2. ARTHUR HANES, SR., OF BIRMINGHAM, ALABAÑA, AND SAMUEL
B. KYLES OF MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. BOTH THESE INDIVIDUALS AKE WELL
KIVOWN TO THE BIRMINGHAN AND MENPHIS OFFICES, RESPECTIVELY.
MEMPHIS PROMPTLY REPRODUCE ONE COPY OF ALL RETHIEVABLE
FILES AND REFEMENCES CONCERNING IVY, TAYLOR AND KYLES. BIRMING -
64-2197-49
SEARCHED LEg INDEXED
Johnsin
SERIALIZED NSC FLED MEC
(SAY 2 4 1978
BI - MEMPINS
Iv
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30093 UNCLAS
HAN SIMILARLY HANDLE HANES. INCLUDE ANY INFORMANT FILES, IF
SUCH EXIST ON THESE INDIVIDUALS, SINCE THEY HAVE FURNISHED
SIGNED STATEMENIS AUTHORIZING THE HSCA TO REVIEW ALL INFORMATION
CONCENNING TREMSELVES IN POSSESSION OF THE FBI. SUBMIT MATERIAL
DY CÜVEN AIRTEL, ATTENTION: CONGRESSIOWAL INQUIRY UNIT, RECORDS
MANAGEMENT DIVISION.
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## Page 106
5/24/78
TO:
DIRECTOR,
FBI (62117290)
ATIN:
CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY UNIT, RECONS
MANAGRMENT DIVISION
SAC, HENPHIS (09-2197)
(P)
SUBTACT:
HOUSE SILICT COMMITTES ON ASBASSINATINS (HSCA)
BUDED 5/26/78
Sophis date munay toletypo to Jackson, knoxville, and
Enclosed for the Burezu are the following iteme
containing seros coplos of stala fron Isles of the lemplie
ITEM 1 - serials lAl through 61 of Manputo 8110
200-4653
ITEN 2 - serials 689 and 680 of Memphia file
100-92
INCH &
serdals 43, 47, and 18 of Memphis 81le
157-1034
ITEll 4 - sortals 2 and 69 of Memphis 14le 100-4300
ITEM 5 - serlal 2185 of Hemphis 11l0 100-4010
1751 6 - serial:
99 of Menphis file 100-4135
ITEM 7 - SOFial 62 of leuphis file 100-1601
3 ~ Bureau (EiC5. 7)
(1 - Package)
* Hemphls
BEJ:CAS
(5)
• ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
DATE 2-18-02 BY 69250 PC/deg /33.
#: 4271121427113
66-2197.48
SEARCHED
SERIALIZELIBe
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HE 66-2197
It is noted that serial 1 of leuphis file 100-4553
rEgarding BUFORD WALLACE POSEY iS an IndiCOS search slip
(FD-160). This search slip listed the folloning file and
sarind nunhors in sddition to those enclosed:
100-2201-1,
160-1-4393; 142-21
43 100-120-133 300-2236-57; 100-0-4183-14; 100-0-4183;
The serial designated 100-0-4183-1A was forwarded
to the New Orleans Office 12/13/50 and all the additional
serials and files have been destroyed.
No additional Infornation has been located in the
Memphis Office regarding POSEY.
The Menghis Office 13 processing additional material
regarding other individuals and will promptly subnit it to the
Burcau when the processing has been completed.
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• FU DIRECTOR FBI (62-117290)
TO FBI COLUMBIA ROUTINE
FBI MEMPHIS ROUTINE
БТ
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
# 4271124427113
UNCLAS EFT O
68-2187
HOUSE. SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA)
REFERENCE COLUMBIA AND MEMPHIS TELETYPES TO THE BUREAU,
BOTH DATED MAY 4, 1978.
REFERENCED TELETYPES ADVISED, RESPECTIVELY, THAT CO 44-R
(FORMER) AND ME 313-E (FORMER) HAD NO OBJECTIONS TO BEING INTER-
VIEWED BY STAFF MEMBERS OF THE HSCA. BASED ON DISCUSSIONS
BETWEEN REPRESENTATIVES OF FBI HEADQUARTERS (FBIHQ), DEPARIMENT
OF JUSTICE AND HSCA, IT HAS BEEN AGREED TO PROCEED BY FURNISHING
TO THE INFORMANTS THE IDENTITIES AND TELEPHONE NUMBER OF HSCA
PERSONNEL IN ORDER THAT INFORMANTS ÇAN TELEPHONICALLY CONTACT
THE HSCA AND MAKE THEIR OWN ARRANGEMENIS FOR INTERVIEW. INFOR-
MANIS CAN PERSONALLY NEGOTIATE THE SCOPE OF INTERVIEW AND THE
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140Y 1 9 1978
FBI - MEMOrIS
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CONFIDENTIALITY OF INFORMATION THEY WAY PROVIDE THE COMMITTEE.
INFORMANTS SHOULD BE GIVEN THE NAMES OF MARK SPEISER AND
PETER BEESON, BOTH HSCA STAFF ATTORNEYS, WHO CAN BE CONTACTED
COLLECI AT 2D2-225-8353. UPON CALLING, INFORMANTS SHOULD FUR-
NISH THEIR IDENTITIES AND ADVISE THEY WERE THE INDIVIDUALS WHO
PROVIDED THE FBI INFORMATION CONCERNING THE RELATIONSHIP.
BETWEEN ROBERT SHELION, INPERIAL WIZARD OF THE UNITED KLANS OF
AMERICA (UKA), AND ARTHUR HANES, FORNER COUNSEL OF JAMES EARL
RAY. IDENTITIES OF INFORMANTS HAVE NOT BEEN FURNISHED TO THE
HSCA BY FBIHQ.
BT
0075
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TRANSMIT VIA:
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• Facsimile
• Airtel
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PRECEDENCE:
• Immediate
O Priority
CLASSIFICATION:
• TOP SECRET
O SECRET
• CONFIDENTIAL
ДЕЕТО
O CLEAR
Date -5/1:9/78
005
FM MEMPHIS (66-2197)
(P) .
TO: BUREAU (62-117290)
ROUTINE
BT
UNCLAS EFT O
ATTN: CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY UNIT, RECORDS MANAGEMENT DIVISION.
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATION (HSCA) •
RE MEMPHIS TELETYPE TO BUREAU MAY 3., 1978, AND BUREAU
TELEPHONE CALL TO MEMPHIS MAY 19, 1978.
ON MAY 19, 1978, FORMER ME 313-E CONTACTED ON MEMPHIS
TELEPHONE NUMBER 525-1232. NAMES OF HSCA STAFF MEMBERS, MARK
SPEISER AND PETER BEESON, TELEPHONE NUMBER 202-225-8353,
FURNISHED TO HIM. FORMER ME 313-E INFORMED HIS IDENTITY
HAS NOT BEEN FURNISHED TO HSCA. SOURCE REMAINS AGREEABLE
TO INTERVIEW AND WILL PROMPTLY CONTACT ONE OF THE STAFF MEMBERS
TO NEGOTIATE THE DETAILS OF MEETING.
BT
BFJ :C]S
(1)
ww 552p5ov0d 1a:329858
66-2197-466
SEARCHED
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HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
DATE 2-18.02 BY 40290 BC/de/s
BRIALIZED
#427112/427123
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FILEDIMU
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FM DIRECTOR FBI (62-117295)
TO FBI JACKSON ROUTINE
FBI KNOXVILLE ROUTINE
FBI MEMPHIS ROUTINE
BT
UNCLAS EFT O
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA)
HSCA, BY LETTER DATED MAY 3, 1978, REQUESTED ALL INFOR-
MATION IN THE FILES OF THE JACKSON, KNOXVILLE AND MEMPHIS FIELD
OFFICES CONCERNING BUFORD WALLACE POSEY, DATE OF BIRTH AUGUST ¿S,
1925. HSCA OBTAINED WAIVER FROM POSEY ALLOWING FOR RELEASE OF
ALL. INFORMATION HELD BY THE FBI TO THE COMMITTEE..
EACH RECEIVING OFFICE SHOULD SEARCH INDICES FOR ABOVE-
NAMED INDIVIDUAL AND DUPLICATE ANY FILES AND REFERENCES FOUND
IDENTICAL WITH POSEY. THIS MATERIAL SHOULD BE SUBMITTED TO
FBI HEADQUARTERS, ATTENTION: CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY UNIT, BY
CLOSE OF BUSINESS MAY 26, 1978.
BT
$ 135
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREINIS UNCLASSIFIED
DATE 71.8-02 BY 60290 pCE/00/58
#4271121427113
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SEARCHED
INDEXED
SERIALIZED MS CELED YIBC
MAY 17 1978
FBI - MEMPiNS
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*
TRANSMIT VIA:
[& Teletype
• Facsimile
→ Airtel
F B.I
PRECEDENCE:
• Immediate
X] Priority
Routine
CLASSIFICATION:
• TOP SECRET
O SECRET
O CONFIDENTIAL
I CLEAR
Date
5/3/78
004
FM MEMPHIS (66-2197) (P)
TO DIRECTOR (62-117290) PRIORITY
BT
UNCLAS EFTO
ATTENTION CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY UNIT, RECORDS MANAGEMENT
DIVISION.
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATION (HSCA).
RE BUREAU TELETYPE TO MEMPHIS AND OTHER OFFICES DATED
APRIL 28, 1978.
ON MAY 1, 1978, FORMER ME 313-E WAS CONTACTED AND
FURNISHED INFORMATION SET FORTH IN RETEL. THIS SOURCE HAS NO
OBJECTION TO AN INTERVIEW BY REPRESENTATIVES OF HSCA.
FOLLOWING INFORMATION CONCERNS MEMPHIS INFORMANTS
REFERRED TO IN RETEL:
FORMER ME 338-R, ME FILE 170-70, BUFILE 137-4885, WAS
OPENED ON JANUARY 6, 1958, AS POTENTIAL CRIMINAL INFORMANT
AND WAS ASSIGNED TO SA JOHN S. STANTON. THE CASE WAS REASSIGNED
66-2197-44
SEARCHED
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(1)
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINEO
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
DATE 2-18-02 BY 60290 BCE/deg/48)
+4271121427113
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• Airtel
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• TOP SECRET
I SECRET
7 CONFIDENTIAL
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UNCLAS EFTO
TO SA BRUCE C. HODGE ON MARCH 10, 1959, AND WAS SO ASSIGNED
WHEN CLOSED ON JULY 30, 1960. ON DECEMBER 28, 1960, THE CASE
WAS REOPENED AND ASSIGNED TO SA WILLIAM H. LAWRENCE. ME 338-R
WAS THEN DESIGNATED A CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE - RACIAL. THE CASE
WAS HANDLED BY SA WILLIAM H. LAWRENCE UNTIL REASSIGNED TO SA
HOWELL S. LOWE ON JANUARY 13, 1970. SA LOWE HANDLED THE CASE
UNTIL IT WAS CLOSED ON SEPTEMBER 29, 1976.
FORMER ME 352-R, ME FILE 170-1040, BUFILE 170-2530, WAS
OPENED ON DECEMBER 27, 1967, AND ASSIGNED TO SA WILLIAM H.
LAWRENCE. IT WAS REASSIGNED TO SA BURL F. JOHNSON ON JANUARY 14,
1970, AND WAS REASSIGNED TO SA CLAUDE A. CURTIS, JR., ON
AUGUST 22, 1970. IT REMAINED SO ASSIGNED UNTIL IT WAS CLOSED
ON FEBRUARY 8, 1972.
FORMER ME 353-R, MEMPHIS FILE 170-1022, BUFILE 170-1841, WAS
OPENED ON NOVEMBER 30, 1967, AND ASSIGNED TO SA WILLIAM H.
LAWRENCE. IT WAS REASSIGNED TO SA BURL E. JOHNSON ON JANUARY 27,
1970, AND REMAINED SO ASSIGNED UNTIL CLOSED ON FEBRUARY 7, 1972.
FORMER ME 339-R, MEMPHIS FILE 170-117, BUFILE 170-1922,
WAS OPENED ON MAY 5, 1965, AND ASSIGNED TO SA EUGENE G. DOUGLASS.
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TRANSMIT VIA:
• Teletype
• Facsimile
D Airtel
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PRECEDENCE:
• Immediate
• Priority
• Routine
CLASSIFICATION:
O TOP SECRET
• SECRET
• CONFIDENTIAL
I CLEAR
Date
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UNCLAS
EF TO
IT WAS REASSIGNED TO SA WILLIAM H. LAWRENCE IN AUGUST, 1965,
AND REMAINED SO ASSIGNED UNTIL IT WAS CLOSED ON JUNE 2, 1969.
THE CASE WAS REOPENED ON NOVEMBER 4, 1969, AND ASSIGNED TO
SA RALPH J. LIEWER AND REMAINED SO ASSIGNED UNTIL IT WAS CLOSED
ON MAY 28, 1970.
FORMER ME 282-R, MEMPHIS FILE 170-1019, BUFILE 134-11867,
WAS OPENED ON JANUARY 30, 1962, AND ASSIGNED TO SA WILLIAM H.
LAWRENCE. IT REMAINED SO ASSIGNED UNTIL IT WAS CLOSED ON
MARCH 10, 1969.
SA WILLIAM H. LAWRENCE IS RETIRED AND RESIDES AT 314
SWISS PINE LAKE DRIVE, SPRUCE, NORTH CAROLINA; SA JOHN S.
STANTON, RETIRED, RESIDES AT COLUMBIA, TENNESSEE; SA BRUCE C.
HODGE, RETIRED, RESIDES AT COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA; SA CLAUDE
A. CURTIS, JR., RETIRED, RESIDES AT 1640 DOLAN DRIVE, MEMPHIS,
TENNESSEE; SA RALPH J. LIEWER, RETIRED, RESIDES AT ROUTE 3,
BOX 291-3, DEQUIM, WASHINGTON; SA EUGENE G. DOUGLASS, RETIRED,
4054 ST. ANNE CIRCLE, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE; SA'S BURL F. JOHNSON
AND HOWELL S. LOWE ARE CURRENTLY ASSIGNED TO THE MEMPHIS
DIVISION.
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FM DIRECTOR FBI (62-117290)
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FBI NE! ORLEANS ROUTINE
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UNCLAS EFT O
ALLINFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
DATE 278-02 BY 60240 PEr/43/155
+4271121427113
• HOUSE SELECI COMMITTEE O' ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA)
IN COUNECTION WITH THE HSCA'S INVESTIGATION INTO THE
ASSASSIHATION OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR., STAFF MEMBERS OF THE
HSCA HAVE BEEN GIVEN ACCESS TO NUMEROUS FILES AT FBIHQ INCLUDING
THOSE PEL
TING TO THE UNITED KLANS OF AMERICA (UKA) AND ARTHUR
HANES, FORMER COUNSEL OF JAMES E. PAY. 3Y LETTER IO THE
ATTORNEY GENERAL DATED APRIL 12, 1978, THE HSCA FURNISHED A LIST
OF SERIALS CONCERNING CONTACT BETWEEN MANES AND ROBERT SHELTON,
IMPERIAL WIZZARD. OF THE UKA: INIS LETTEE REQUESTED THAT FBI
INFORMANTS PROVIDING INFORMATION CONCERNING THE HANES-SHELTON
(ele - 2197-43
RELAT BE CONTACIED TO DETERMINE IF THEY WOULD SARCHED UNDER D
APR 28 1978
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AGREEABLE TO INTERVIEW BY HSCA STAFF MEMBERS. THESE INFORMANTS
KALL FORMER ARE AS FOLLOWS:
(1) CO 44-P, BUFILE 170-553, COLUMBIA FILE 175-11,
OPERATED FROM 1965 TO 1972. THIS INFORMANT REPORTED INFORMATION
CONCERNING HANES-SHELTON CONTACI, AS SET FORIH IN COLUMBIA
AIRIEL AND LAM TO THE BUREAU DATED AUGUST 4, 1969, CAPTIONED
"IMPERIAL BOARD MEETING, UKA INC., KKKK TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA,
JULY 27, 1969."
(2) ME 313-E, BUREAU FILE 170-666, MEMPHIS FILE 178-154,
OPERATED FROM 1965 TO 1972. INFORMATION FROM THIS INFORMANT
CONCERMING THE HANES-SHELTON PELATIONSHIP WAS PEPORTED IN
MEMPHIS AIRTEL IO THE BUREAU AUGUST 19, 1968; AND MEMPHIS AIRIEL
AND LHM TO THE BUREAU DATED AUGUST 29, 1968, BOTH CAPTIONED
"MURKIN".
(3) BH 418-R (FORMER NO 1289-R.), BUFILE 179-260, BIRMINGHAN
FILE 179-189, NEW ORLEANS FILE 175-85, OPERATED FPOM 1964 TO
1969. THIS INFORMANT WAS LAST CONTACTED IN LATE 1969 BY
NEW ORLEANS AFTER RELOCATING FROM BIRMINGHAM. INFORMANT RE-
PORTED ON CONTACT BETWEEN HANES AND SHELTON AS SET FORTH IN
BIRMINGHAM AIRTELS TO THE BUREAU DATED JULY 22, 1968, AND
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AUGUST 20, 1965, AND BIPMINGHAM AIRTEL AND LH TO THE BUREAU
DATED SEPTEMBER 4, 1968, ALL CAPTIONED "UKA, INC., KKKK". NONE
OF THESE DOCUMENTS WERE SENT TO NEW ORLEANS.
COLUMBIA, MEMPHIS, AND NEW ORLEANS ATTENPI TO CONTACT
INFORMANTS, RESPECTIVELY, AND ADVISE EACH THAT THE HSCA DESIRES
TO INTERVIEW THEM CONCERNING INFORMATION THEY PROVIDED ABOUT THE
HANES-SHELTON RELATIONSHIP. THEY SHOULD BE TOLD THAT TO THE
FBI'S KNOWLEDGE, THE MSCA IS NOT AWARE OF THEIR RELATIONSHIP
WITH THE FRI OR THEIR IDENTITIES, OTHER THAN THE LATIER IS
LIKELY AVAILABLE TO THE COMMITTEE THROUGH ITS REVIEW OF UKA
FILES. DETERMINE AT THIS POINT ONLY INFORMANTS' INITIAL
REACTION TO BEING INTERVIEWED BY REPRESENTATIVES OF THE HSCA.
IF THERE ARE NO OBJECTIONS TO INTERVIEW, THE INFORMANT SHOULD BE
TOLD THAT CONFERENCES WITH THE HSCA AND THE DEPARTMENT OF
JUSTICE WILL BE UNDERTAKEN TO WORK OUT ADDITIONAL DETAILS RE-
GARDING THE EXTENT OF PROTECTION AND CONFIDENTIALITY THE HSCA
IS WILLING TO EXTEND AS WELL AS THE LOCATION AND SCOPE OF
INTERVIEW.
SUTEL RESULTS TO FBIHO ATTENTION: CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY
UNIT, RECORDS MANAGEMENT DIVISION.
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FOR AZDITIOUAL INFORMATIOW OF MEMPHIS, THROUGH ITS REVIEW
OF FBIHO FILE CONCERNING THE INVADERS, THE HSCA HAS DETERMINED
THAT THE MEMPHIS OFFICE HAD FIVE INFORMANTS FURNISHING INFOR-
MATION REGARDING THAT GROUP. THE CONMITTEE IS TRYING TO RESOLVE
THE ISSUE AS TO WHETHER OR NOT THESE INFORMANTS WERE INVOLVED
IN INSTIGATING VIOLENCE WHICH OCCURRED IN CONNECTION WITH THE
SANITATION WORKERS STRIKE IN MEMPHIS DURING 1968. THESE IN-
FORMANTS APE AS FOLLOWS: ME 282-P, MENPHIS FILE 179-1019;
ME 338-R, MEMPHIS FILE 170-70; ME 339-R,
MEMPHIS FILE 17D-117;
ME 352-RJ MEMPHIS FILE 179-1040; AND ME 355-P., MEMPHIS FILE
170-1022
CUPAOPINN
THE HSCA DESIRES TO INTEPVIEW THE SPECIAL AGENT(S) WHO
HANDLED THESE INFORMANIS. THEREFORE, MEMPHIS INCLUDE IN YOUR
TELETYPE IDENIITIES OF AGENTS HAWDLING THE ABOVE FIVE IN-
FORMANIS. SPECIFY IIME PERIODS INVOLVED. IF KNOWN, FURNISH
THE CURPENT OFFICE OF ASSIGNMENT OR LAST KNOWN ADDRESS OF THESE
AGENTS.
INFORMATION COPY TO BIRMINGHAN TO ADVISE OF HSCA'S INTEREST
I BH 418-R, A FORMER HIGH LEVEL INFORMANT IN THE NATIONAL
OFFICE OF THE UKA®
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4/18/78
TO:
FROM:
SUBJECI:
DIRECTOR, FBI (62-117290)
ATTN:
CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY UNIT
RECORDS. MANAGEMENT DIVISION
AlLACORATO. 200.16150
SAG, MEMPHIS (66-2197) (RUC)
MEREAICENC ASSIMGO
1-48-0269 6s9y1s
# 4271121427113
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS
(HSGA)
e Bureai teletypes to Memphis, Atlanta, an
os Angeles dated 3/28/78 and 3/29/78
Enclosed for the Bureau under separate cover
are ll items containing xerox copies of serials fron
files maintained by the Memphis Office regarding Ku Klux
Klan matters.
The enclosed items contain information covering
the period 9/1/67 through 6/30/78.
The enclosed serials
are maintained in Memphis files listed below:
Item 1
Shelby County, Tennessee, Klavein,
United Klans of America,
intehts e и к каткикк
(UKA)
RM - Klan
MEfile 157-691
Item 2
Madison County, Tennessee, Klavern
UKA; KKKK.
RM. - Klan
MEfile 157-679
-Tempti (Encs. 11)(1-package)
66-2197-42
BEJ.mab
(4) Anal
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SERIA I
11" 7?
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Item 3
-
Item. 4
Item 5
Item 6.
Item 7
Item 8
Item 9
Item 10
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Original Knights of the Ku Klux Klan,
(Louisiana) (OKKKK), alta
RM - Organization
MEfile 157-24
Bufile 105-71801
Ku Klux Klan; IS - X;
i ents of the Ku Klut Klan, tac.
Mefile 105-38
Dixie Rlans,
KKKK
RM
MEfile 105-316
Bufile 105-65374
Tipton Gounty, Tennessee, Klavern
UKA; KKKK
RM - Klan
Mefile 157-675
Hardeman County, Tennessee, Klavern
UKA; RKKK
RM - Klan
MEfile 157-686
Davidson County, Tennessee, Klavern
UKA; KKKK
RM - Klan
MAfIle 15/093
Youth Corps;
UKA; KKKK
RM - KLan
MEfile 157-1095
Bufile 157-8616
Boiling Springs Klavern
UKA; KKKK
RM - Klan
MEfile 157-992
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Item 11
Haywood County, Tennessce, Klavern
UKA; KKKK
Ru - Klan
MEfile 157-673
A review of the indices and files of the Memphis
Office revealed no additional information regarding KKK
organizational activities during the period 9/1/67-6/30/68.
No further action contemplated by the Memphis Office, UACB.
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FBI MIAMI PRIORITY
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ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
DARE -1-18-02 BY 40290 BCE/dey/S
+4271174/427113
UNCLAS
68-2197
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA)
HSCA, BY LETTER DATED MARCH 27, 1978, REQUESTED THAT A
NUMBER OF RETIRED AND CURRENT SPECIAL AGENTS BE MADE AVAILABLE
FOR INTERVIEW BY STAFF OF THE COMMITTEE. INCLUDED IN THAT LIST
PROVIDED BY THE COMMITTEE ARE SPECIAL AGENTS RICHARD W. KAISER,
MI
MI; AND JOHN W. BENTON AND HOWELL S. LOWE, MEMPHIS.
ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE TO INTERVIEW THESE AGENTS AS
FOLLOWS: BENTON - TEN A.M., APRIL 19, 1978; LOWE - TWO P.M.,
APRIL 19, 1978; AND KAISER - TWELVE NOON, APRIL 21, 1978.
INTERVIEWS WILL TAKE PLACE AT ASCA OFFICE COLD IDENTIFICATION
66-2197-41
SA LOWE
Adrised
102%
418-78 / GAC
SEARCHED
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SERIALIZED EC FILED Emu
APR 18 1978
Frowe
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PAGE TWO DE HO 6114 UNCLAS
BUILDINGGLN SECOND AND C STREETS, SOUTHWEST, WASHINGTON, D. C.
PRIOP IO INTERVIEW, A REPRESENTATIVE OF LEGAL LIAISON AND
CONGRESSIONAL AFFAIRS UNIT, LEGAL COUNSEL DIVISION, WILL
PROVIDE LEGAL BRIEFING TO AGENTS.
AGENTS NAMED ABOVE AND ASSISTANT SPECIAL AGENTS IN CHARGE
OF MEMPHIS AND MIAMI OFFICES HAVE BEEN TELEPHONICALLY NOTIFIED
OF HSCA'S INTEREST IN THE INTERVIEW.
BT
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4/21/18
TO:
DIRECTOR CONCEESSTONAZ INQUIRY UNIT
ATTN:
FROL: SAC, MEMPHIS (66-2197)
(P)
SUBJECT: HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON
ASSASSINATIONS (ESCA)
ALL INFORMATION COMPANED
HEREN SUNG ASSIEEN
FRE 2-18-02. BY 40290 Seтpez13
+ 427817142743
Re Bureau teletype to Lemphis 4/18/78.
On 4/19/78; SA HOWELL S. LOVE, Memphis Division,
was interviewed by representatives of the HSCA at Roon 3387,
Old Identification Bullding, second and D Streets, S.w.,
Washington, D. C. From 2:05 P.in.
to 3:00 p.M., SA LOWE
was
Interviewed by PETER G. BEESON, Staff Counsel, and LISA
BERLOW, Investigator, both of ISCA.
Interview includad requests for complete background
information of SA LONE, information concerning activities
and membership of UKA, American Nazt Party, and other white
nate groups in existence at hemphis, tent,
in 1957 and 1968.
Information concerning case Agents assigned to ins organi
zation, the extent of our investigative coverage, any
directions fron the Bureau as to the use of informants, our
investigation of lan activities, both before and after the
6532:
A second intervlew began at 3:00 p.M., lasting
until 6:30 pt. and was conducted by KENN Ho HOUGH, BILL
VEBB, and G. ARERS, ali staff counsels of isca.
This portion
of the interview was taped at the request of BILL WEBB.
At the conclusion of this interview, which was
ended as a rosult of SA LOVE's travel comnitments, this
Bureau
Memphis
HSL:Cjs
(4)
66-2193-40
SEARCHED
SERALIZEN Che
INCEYED
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group desired to continue this interview at Memphis in
the near luture and at this contemplated interview they
desire to bring certain files for SA LOWl to review in
order to refresh his memory.
It was pointed out that SA LOWE was agreeable
to be interviewed at lemphis, Tenn., but such an interview
would have to receive the approval of FBIIQ and the Hemphis
Office advised by the Bureau that such & second interview
would be permitted. It was pointed out that sA LOlE Would
not participate in any "unofficial" interview.
The second interview commenced with questions
concerning informants of the Memphis Office and at the
onset SA IOWE declined to discuss informants, number of
Informants, identities of informants, or the administrative
handling of informants.
At this time SA LOVE was asked 1f
he was aware of the possible contempt of Congress penalties
poet the at netrative
for failure to answer questions before this Congressional
Cosmittee.
A number of times during this interview it was
necessary to remind the intrviewers that questions leading
towards the possible identification of informants would not
be answered by SA LOVE.
This interview covered the activities and investi-
gation of the Memphis Office concerning the Sanitation
Workers Strike, the organization known as The Invaders,
southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC), the Com-
mittee on the love for Equality (COHE), Black Organization
Project (BOP), Ku Klux Kians, United Klans of America, 2no
other white and black extremist or hate groups. Information
was requested concerning membership in these organizations
at Memphis and informant coverage in these organizations
during the period 1967 and 1968.
This interview conorned itself with Cointelpro
activities of the Henphis Office directed against former
DI. HARTIN LUTHER KING, JR, SCLC, The Invaders, and other
organizations at Memphis, Tent.
Information was requested concerning supervisory
makeup of the Memphis Office, squads, squad assignments, case
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assignents, identity and location of Agents working
security and racial matters at Memphis, Tenn., in 1967
and 1968.
Questions concerning bonb threats, method of
handling,
Bureau instructions re bonb threats, receipt
of bomb threats directed against DE. MARTIN LUTHER KING,
JR., and dissemination of Information concerning bomb
threats by the Menphis Office.
Questions were asked concerning the dissemination
of information, what agencies received copies of reports;
and the extent
of dissemination of reports, bomb threats
and other general information.
Questions were asked concerning DI. MARTIN LUTHER
KING's relationship with the BOP, The Invaders, and other
organizations at Memphis, monies asked for or paid to the
Invad organization by KING Of SCIC, number of, direction
of, and whether or not there we any surveillances of Dr.
KING at Memphis, any technical surveillances or technical
courage Of KING or SCIC activities at lemphis, press releases
of the Memphis Office and/of the Bureau, particularly press
releases after the first KING led march in 1968 which ended
in a riot:
Questions were asked concerning various persons
interviewed at Memphis, Tenn,, both before and after Dr.
MARTIN LUTHER KING's assassination, by SA's LOWE and former
SA HILT IAN LAWRENCE.
Information was requested concerning Poor Peoples
Campaign, Bureau instructions as to hon to handle the investi-
gation when these cases along with numerous other cases veré
opened for investigation in the Memphis Office, any Bureau
instructions concerning investigation or surveillance of KING
and Bureau instructions concerning various other investigation
at Memphis, Tenn.
Questions were asked concerning the relationship
between the Memphis Office and both the Memphis Police Depart-
ment and Shelby County Sheriff's Office,
3
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A series of questions was asked concerning current
These questions were
current organized crime at Memphis and denied any knowledge
Questions were asked concerning Intelligence Unit,
Memphis Police Department, Memphis Police Departnent under-
cover officers and informants.
The above represents highlights of this intrview
which included questions concerning SA LONE's remembrance of
racial conditions at Memphis, Tenn., during 1967 and 1968,
his remembrance of the assassination of Dr. MARTIN LUTHER
KING, JR., and his remembrance of Bureau investigation by
the Memphis IBI of the assassintion oi dI. KING.
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4/21/78
TO:
DIRECTOR, FBI (62-117290)
ATTN:
CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY UNIT
FROM: SAC, MEMPHIS (66-2197) (P)
SUBJECT: HOUSE. SELECT COMMITTEE ON
MATOPANT ON CONTAINED
ASSASSINATIONS (ESCA)
SAY: 278-02. 5: 60590BCE/Beglss)
EVEN TUNG POLIS
+42-71181427113
Re Bureau teletype to Memphis 4/18/78.
On 4/19/78, SA HOWELL S. LOWE, Memphis Division,
was interviewed by representatives of the HSCA at Room 3387,
Old Identification Building, Second and D Streets, S.W.,
Washington, D. C.
From 2:05 p.I. to 3:00 p.i., SA LOVE. was
Interviewed by PETER G. BEESON, Staff Counsel, and LISA
BERLOW, Investigator, both of ESCA.
• Interview included requests for complete background
Infornation of SA LOWE, information
and membership of UKA,
American Nazy Concerning activities
Party, and other white.
hate groups in existence at Memphis, Tenn., In 1967 and 1968.
Information concerning case Agents assigned to tis organi-
zation, the extent of our investigative coverage, any
directions from the Bureau as to the use of informants, our
investigation of Flan activities, both before and after the
assassination of DX, MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
A second interview began at 3:00 p.M., lasting
until 6:30 p.n. and was conducted by kind hc hough, bill
WEBB, and G. AKERS, all staff counsels of HSCA.
This portion
of the interview was taped at the request of BILL WEBB.
At the conclusion of this interview, which was
ended as a result of SA LONE's travel conmitments, this
Bureau
Memphis
(TH (4)
HSL:Cjs
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SERTALIZED Li
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group desired to continue this interview at Memphis in
the near future and at this contemplated interview they
desire to bring certain files for SA LOWE to review in
order to refresh his memory.
It was pointed out that SA LONE was agreeable
not participate in
any "unofficial" interview.
The second interview commenced with questions
concerning informants of the Memphis Office and at the
onset SA LOVE declined to discuss informants, number of
informants, identities of informants, or the administrative
handling of informants.
At this time SA LOWE was asked 1f
he was aware of the possible contempt of Congress penalties
for failure to answer questions before this Congressional
Committee.
A number of times during this interview it was
necessary to remind the intrviewers that questions leading
towards the possible identification of informants would not
be answered by SA LOVE.
This interview covered the activities and investi
gation of the Memphis Office concerning the Sanitation
Workers strike,
the organization known as The Invaders,
Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCIC), the Con-
mittee on the Move for Equality (CONE), Black Organizatior
Project (BOP), Ku Klux Klans, United Klans of America, anc
other white and black extremist or hate groups. Information
was requested concerning membership in these organizations
at Memphis and informant coverage in these organizations
during the period 1967 and 1968.
This interview conorned itself with Cointelpro
activities of the lemphis Office directed against former
DI. MARTIN LUTHER KING,
JR., SCIC, The Invaders, and other
organizations at Memphis, Tenn.
Information was requested concerning supervisory
makeup of the lemphis Office, squads, squad assignments, case
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assignments, identity and location of Agents working
security and racial matters at Memphis, Tenn., in 1967
and 1968.
Questions concerning bomb threats, method of
handling, Bureau instructions re bomb threats, receipt
of bomb threats directed against Dr. MARTIN LUTHER KING,
JR., and dissemination of information concerning bomb
threats by the Memphis Office.
Questions were asked concerning the dissemination
of information, what agencies received copies of reports,
and the extent
of dissemination of reports, bomb threats
and other general information.
Questions were asked concerning Dr. MARTIN LUTHER
KING's relationship with the BOP, The Invaders, and other
organizations at memphis, monies asked for or paid to the
Invadr organization by KING or SCIC, number of, direction
Ions Memphis
of; and whether or not there vre any surveillances ot Di:
KING a Memphis, any technical surveillances or technical
courage of king or scle activitles at memphis, press releases
of the hemphis office and of the bureau, particularly press
releases after the first KING led march in 1968 which ended
lis a riot.
Questions were asked concerning various persons
interviewed at Memphis, Tenn., both before
and after Dr.
MARTIN LUTHER KING's assassination, by SA's IOWE and former
SA WILLIAM LAWRENCE.
Information was requested concerning Poor Peoples
Campaign, Bureau instructions as to how to handle the investi
gation when these cases along with numerous other cases were
opened for investigation in the Memphis Office,
• any Bureau
instructions concerning inyestigation or surveillance of RING
and Bureau instructions concerning various other investigation
at Memphis, Tenn.
Questins were asked concerning the rélationship
between the Hemphis Office and both the Memphis Police Depart
ment and Shelby County Sheriff's Office.
3
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A series of questions was asked concerning current
organized crime at hemphis, tenn. These questions were
believed by sA lolE to be beyond the scope of lnquiry and
SA LOVE declined to furnish any information concerning
current organized crime at Memphis and denied any knowledge
of any current organized crime.
Questions were asked concerning Intelligence Unit,
Memphis Police Department, Memphis Police Department under-
cover officers and informants.
The above represents highlights of this intrview
which included questions concerning SA LOWE'S remembrance of
during. 19o? and 1y00,
nas a endan te assass nation of DE. MARTIN LUTHER
DING, Uh.
The Memphis or Fembasset red. KENt Satzon by
4*
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4/10/73
DIRECTOR (02-117290)
ATTN: CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY UNIT,
RECORDS MANAGELIENT DIVISION
FROM:
SAG, MEMPHIS (66-2197)(P)
SUBJECT:
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON
ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA)
5, 7-18:02
#:4271124427113
and Menphie Bureas teletype to Atlanta, Los Angeles
Enclosed for the bureau under separate cover
are 14 volumes containing xerox copies of serials from the
Memphis file on the Southern Christian Leadership Conference
(scic).
111 1A exhibits and all serials have been copied
of accounted for. The following serlals have been furnish-
ed to the Bureau in connection with cases captioned:
DERNARD S. LEE,
CLARENCE M. KELLEY,
ET AL
(U.S+ DoG., D.G.)
CIVIL, ACTION #76-1185
DUFILE 62-117194
3-Fureau (Ines. 14) (1-packaga)
2-Ncmhis
DEJemab
#
7/284
(5)
4-10-18/G06
B. Taluson
66-2197-38
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MẸ 66-2197
SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP
CONFERENCE (SCLC), V.
CLARENCE M. KELLEY,
ET Alg
CIVIL ACTOR: 476-1186
BUFILE 62-117193
Serial 47 of Memphis file 157-166 is Atlanta
LIM dated 4/5/65, captioned "COMMUNIST INFILTRATION OF
THE SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIR CONFERENCE, INTERNAL
SECURITY - G,"
Serial 48 of Memphis file 157-156 is Atlanta
airtel to bureau dated 4/5/65, captioned "COLINFIL OF
SCIC, IS - Co
Serial 49 of Memphis file 157-166, which Is
Atlanta letterhead memorandum dated 4/30/65, captioned
"COMMUNIST INFILTRATION OF THE SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN LEADER
SHIP CONFERENCE; INTERÍAL, SECURITY - C."
Serial 50 of Memphis file 157-166, wbich is
Atlanta airtel to Bureau dated 4/30/65, captioned "COMINTIL
OF SCLG, IS = G,* Atlanta file 100-5718, Buffle 100-438794
Serial 87 of Memphis file 157-166 is report of
SA ALDEN F. MILIER; dated 3/25/66, at Atlanta, captioned
"COUSING TON OF THE SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN LEADER-
Serial 111 of Memphis file 157-166 is report of
Serial 133 of Memphis file 157-1G6 is Atlanta reo
port of SA ALAN G. SENTINELLA, dated 5/19/67, captioned
"COMERFIL OF SOLG.
IS - G."
captioned "COMINFIL OF" SCIG, IS - C."
2
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• ME 66-2197
Serial 498 of Memphis file 157-166 is Atlanta
report of SA ALAN G. SENTINELLA, dated 9/6/68, captioned
"COMTINFIL OF SCIG, IS - G."
"COMINEIL DE SCLE, Rug 15 Le
All other serials not copied are listed on
copieshtorm PD-338 which were xeroxed and are enclosed
herwwith.
The hemphis Office is currently processing in-
formation requested by HSCA involving Memphis file on the
United Klans oi Andrica.
When completed, the information
will be promptly submitted to the Bureau.
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417/78
TO:
FROI:
SUBJECT:
DIRECTOR, FBI (62-117290)
ATTENTION
CONGRESSIONAL, INQUIRY UNIT.
RECORDS HANAGEMENT DIVISION
SAC, NEPHIS (66-2197) °(P)
HOUSE SELECT COMITTEE ON
ASSASSINATIONS (ISCA)
BUDED: 4/12/78
AN OREGO WORSHED
"91:190
BE 218-02 0160190308/29/51
+4271171427113
Re Burcau teletype to Memphis dated 3/28/78 and
Bureau teletype to Atlanta, Los Angeles, and lemphis dated
3/29/75.
Inclosed undor separate cover for the Bureau are
2 volumes containing Xerox copies of serials maintained in
Hemphis file 100-4105 captioned "HATTIN LUTHER KING, JR.;
SECURITY LATTER - C."
The enclosed naterial contains copies of or accounts
for all serials maintained in Hemphis file 100-4105. This
file contains no 1-A exhibits and no bully exhibits.
Serials 15, 10, 33, and 34 were sent to the Bureau
in connection with casos entitled "BERNARD S. LEE VI
CLARINCE H. KELLEY,
D.C.) CIVIL ACTION
#76-1185,"
BUfile 62-117194,
IT AL, (U.S.D.GSOUTHOTY CHRISTIAN LEADIN-
SHIP CORTERENCE (SCLC), VS CLARMICE I. KELLEY, ET AL (U.S.D.C.,
D.C.) CIVIL ACTION #76-1186, " Eufile 62-117193.
3 - Bureau
(1 • Packago) (Encs 2)
@ - itemphis
BEJ:MrP
(5)
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66-2197-37
B. Jalison,
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INE 66-2197
Serial 15 of Loaphis Lile 100-1105 is Atlanta
Its dated 6/13/65 captioned "HANTIN LUTHER KING, JR.;
SEE - C.**
crial 16 of Lemphis file 100-4105 is Atlanti
irtel to the Bureau dated G/18/65 captioned "LANTIl
LUTHER KING, JN.; SA - C."
Serial 33 of Hemphis file 100-1105 is Atlanta
teletype to the Bureau, Hemphis, and Jackson dated 6/3/66
captioned "RACIAL HATTERS, HEPHIS, TENNESSES" and "HARTIN
Sorial 34 of licnphis file 100-1105 is Atlanta
telatype to the Burcau, Chicago, and lemphis dated 6/9/66
captioned "HANTIN LUTHER KING, JI.; SH- C."
The Lemphis Office is processing the SCLC file and
Pil] promptly submit appropriate material when completed.
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VZCZ CHGO 125
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FU DIRECTOR FBI (62-117290)
TO FBI ATLANIA
ROUTINE
FBI LOS ANGELES ROUTINE
FBI MEMPHIS ROUTINE
BT
UNCLAS
6602197
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA); BUDED: APRIL 21, 1978.
IN •CONNECTION WITH THE INVESTIGATION INTO THE ASSASSINATION
OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR., THE HSCA HAS REQUESTED ACCESS TO FIELD
OFFICE FILES IN THE FOLLOWING INVESTIGATIONS: 1• ATLANTA-ENTIRE
SECURITY FILE CONCERNING MARTIN LUTHER KING, JRO, (AT FILE 100-5586) .
2. MEMPHIS-ENTIRE SECURITY FILE CONCERNING KING (100-4185), AND THE
ENTIRE SECURITY FILE CONCERNING COMINFIL, SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP
CONFERENCE (SCLC) (157-166). 3. LOS ANGELES-KING SECURITY FILE
(105-57229), AND COMINFIL, SCLC (1OD-6514I), BUT ONLY FOR THE PERIOD
JANUARY 1, 1967, THROUGH JUNE 30, 1968.
66-2197-36
' te
ALL INFORMATION CONTARED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
DATE -7-19-02. BY 60270/BCC/deglss
#427112/427113
B-JOHNUDY
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PAGE TWO DE HQ $125 UNCLAS
RECIPIENTS SHOULD FURNISH FBIHQ ONE LEGIBLE COPY OF DOCUMENTS IN
THE ABOVE FILES. IT WILL ONLY'BE NECESSARY TO FURNISH
A COPY OF THE FIRST PAGE OF ANY SERIAL PREVIOUSLY SENT TO FBIKQ.
ALL OTHER SERIALS IN THESE FILES WHICH HAVE NOT BEEN PREVIOUSLY
FURNISHED TO FBIHQ SHOULD BE REPRODUCED IN THEIR ENTIRETY.
ITEMS WHICH CANNOT BE READILY PHOTOCOPIED SUCH AS PHOTOGRAPHS,
MAGAZINES, OR OTHER BULKY ITEMS, SHOULD BE DESCRIBED
IN THE COVER AIRTEL SUBMITTING THE MATERIAL TO FBIHQ.
ALL MATERIAL SHOULD BE FORWARDED BY COVER AIRTEL TO FBIHQ,
• ATTENTION CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY UNIT, RECORDS MANAGEMENT DIVISION,
BY. APRIL 21, 1978.
& 125
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ME ACK ONE
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7 SECRET
• CONFIDENTIAL
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006
3/23/78
FM MEMPHIS (66-2197)
(RUC)
TO DIRECTOR (62-117296) ROUTINE
BT
ALLINFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLAS E FIO
DATE 2-16-02_ BY 60270 PEE/deZIS
#: 4271121427113
ATTENTION CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY UNIT, RECORDS MANAGEMENT
DIVISION.
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA) • BUDED
MARCH 24, 1978.
REBUTEL MARCH 21, 1978.
MEMPHIS CASE AGENTS WHO HANDLED INVESTIGATION OF THE
UNITED KLANS OF AMERICA (UKA) DURING 1967-1968 ARE AS FOLLOWS:
SA MERRILL E. MC CLOUGHAN WAS ASSIGNED THE UKA CASE
DURING PERIOD JUNE 13, 1966 - MAY 6, 1968. THE CASE WAS
REASSIGNED TO SA ROBERT FITZPATRICK ON MAY 7, 1968, AND WAS
SO ASSIGNED THROUGHOUT THE REMAINDER OF 1968. SA MC CLOUGHAN
RETIRED IN 1968. HIS CURRENT ADDRESS IS NOT KNOWN TO THE
MEMPHIS OFFICE. SA FITZPATRICK IS CURRENTLY ASSIGNED TO
DIVISION 10, FBIHQ.
BT
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666-2197-34
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VZCZ CHQO 096
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DE HQ 0096 0810610
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FM DIRECTOR FBI (62-11729D)
TO FBI ATLANTA ROUTINE
FBI BIRMINGHAM ROUTINE
FBI CHICAGO ROUTINE
FBI LOS ANGELES ROUTINE
FBI MEMPHIS ROUTINE
FBI NEW ORLEANS ROUTINE
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
DATE 22/8=02 BY 60290/BCS/bez /SS
# + 71121427113
66-21%7
UNCLAS
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA).•
BUDED MARCH 24, 978.
IN CONNECTION WITH ITS INVESTIGATION INTO THE
ASSASSINATION OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR., THE HSCA DESIRES TO
IDENTIFY AND POSSIBLY LATER INTERVIEW CASE AGENT (S) WHO
HANDLED INVESTIGATION OF THE UNITED KLANS OF AMERICA (UKA)
DURING 1967-1968 IN THE ABOVE OFFICES..
• IN RESPONSE TO THIS HSCA REQUEST, RECIPIENIS FURNISH :
6060-2197-53
IDENTITIES OF CASE AGENT(S) IN UKA INVESTIGATION FOR PERIOD
SEARCHED U
do a rogu
SERIALIZED O
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PAGE TWO DE HQ OD9G UNCLAS
JANUARY, 1967, THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 1968. INCLUDE
APPROXIMATE TIME PERIODS IF MORE THAN ONE AGENT WAS
ASSIGNED UKA CASE AND CURRENT STATUS AND LOCATION OF
AGENT, IF. KNOWN.
SUBMIT RESULIS BY TELETYPE TO FBIHQ, ATTENTION:
CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY UNI, RECORDS MANAGEMENT DIVISIONS
BY MARCH 24, 1978.
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FD-38 017-27-781
TRANSMIT VIA:
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(X] Airtel
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PRECEDENCE:
• Immediate
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X Routine
CLASSIFICATION:
O TOP SECRET
O SECRET
O CONFIDENTIAL
XEFTO
• CLEAR
Date
1/13/78
FM MEMPHIS (68-2197)
(RUC)
TO DIRECTOR
(62-117290) i
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
BT
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
DATE 2=1.8-02, BY 60240/E/0e9/62
EF TO
#4271101427113
ATTN: CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY UNIT, SPECIAL INVESTIGATIVE
DIVISION.
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA) . BUDED
JAN. 13, 1978.
THE MURKIN INVESTIGATION WAS ASSIGNED TO SA JOE C.
HESTER, NOW RETIRED, ON APRIL 4, 1968, AND WAS REASSIGNED
TO SA BURL F. JOHNSON ON AUG. 1, 1977. THE MEMPHIS OFFICE
DID NOT HAVE A SQUAD BREAKDOWN AT THE TIME THE CASE WAS
• ASSIGNED TO SA HESTER. SA HESTER WAS ASSIGNED GENERAL
CRIMINAL WORK IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO HIS INVOLVEMENT IN THE
MURKIN INVESTIGATION. SA JOHNSON WAS ASSIGNED DOMESTIC
SECURITY AND CORRUPTION OF PUBLIC OFFICIALS INVESTIGATIONS
IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO THE TIME THE MURKIN CASE WAS
REASSIGNED TO HIM.
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MEMPHIS FILE 100-4542 ENTITLED "COUNTERINTELLIGENCE
PROGRAM, BLACK NATIONALIST HATE GROUPS, RACIAL MATTERS,"
WAS FIRST OPENED ON AUG. 28, 1967, AND ASSIGNED TO SA
JOSEPH H. KEARNEY, JR., NOW RETIRED, UNTIL IT WAS REASSIGNED
TO SA HOWELL S. LOWE ON MARCH 7, 1968. IT REMAINED SO
ASSIGNED UNTIL IT WAS CLOSED ON MAY I, 1971. MEMPHIS OFFICE
HAD NO SQUAD BREAKDOWN DURING THE PERIOD 1965-68. IMMEDIATELY
PRIOR TO THE ASSIGNMENT OF THIS CASE, SA KEARNEY WAS INVOLVED
IN CIVIL RIGHTS AND SECURITY MATTER INVESTIGATIONS, AND SA
LOWE WAS INVOLVED IN RACIAL AND SECURITY MATTER
INVESTIGATIONS.
MEMPHIS FILE 100-4704 ENTITLED''NEW LEFT,
COUNTER INTELLIGENCE PROGRAN", WAS OPENED ON MAY 15, 1968,
AND ASSIGNED TO LAWRENCE J. OLSON. IT WAS REASSIGNED TO
SA BURL F. JOHNSON ON FEB. 29, 1971, AND REMAINED SO ASSIGNED
UNTIL IT WAS CLOSED ON APRIL 12, 1971. SA'S OLSON AND
JOHNSON WERE INVOLVED IN SECURITY MATTER INVESTIGATIONS
IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO ASSIGNMENT OF THIS CASE.
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• Airtel
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MEMPHIS FILE 100-4046 ENTITLED "COMMUNIST PARTY, USA,
COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM" WAS ASSIGNED TO SA WILLIAM H.
LAWRENCE, NOW RETIRED, ON THE FOLLOWING OCCASIONS:
OPENED JULY 23, 1964, PLACED IN RUC STATUS APRIL 29,
1966; REOPENED AUG. 24, 1966, PLACED IN RUC STATUS AUG. 30,
1966; REOPENED MARCH 31, 1967, PLACED IN RUC STATUS JUNE 13,
1967; REOPENED OCT. 18, 1967, PLACED IN RUC STATUS DEC. 20,
1967. IT REMAINED IN RUC STATUS UNTIL DEC. 26, 1974.
SA LAWRENCE WAS INVOLVED IN SECURITY AND RACIAL MATTER
INVESTIGATIONS IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO ASSIGNMENT OF THIS CASE
ON EACH OCCASION.
MEMPHIS FILE 157-576 ENTITLED "COUNTER INTELLIGENCE
PROGRAM, DISRUPTION OF HATE GROUPS" WAS FIRST OPENED ON
SEPT. 4, 1964, AND ASSIGNED TO SA WILLIAM H. LAWRENCE, ANDX
WAS PLACED IN RUC STATUS ON JUNE 15, 1965. THIS CASE WAS
REOPENED JUNE 18, 1965, AD PLACED IN RUC STATUS ON SEPT. 9,
1965. IT WAS REOPENED JAN. 2, 1966, AND ASSIGNED TO SA
LAWRENCE. IT WAS REASSIGNED TO SA MERRILL E. MC CLOUGHAN ON
JUNE 3, 1966. SA MC CLOUGHAN IS NOW RETIRED. IT WAS
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FD-3G,(Rev. 7-27-76)
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REASSIGNED TO SA ROBERT E. FITZPATRICK ON MAY 10, 1968, AND
REMAINED SO ASSIGNED UNTIL IT WAS CLOSED ON MAY 1, 1971.
IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO ASSIGNMENT OF THIS CASE, SA LAWRENCE*
WAS INVOLVED IN SECURITY AND RACIAL MATTER INVESTIGATIONS,
SA HILLIN WAS INVOLVED IN SECURITY AND RACIAL MATTER
INVESTIGATIONS, SA MC CLOUGHAN WAS INVOLVED IN RACIAL MATTER
INVESTIGATIONS, AND SA FITZPATRICK WAS INVOLVED IN CIVIL
RIGHTS AND GENERAL CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS.
MEMPHIS FILE 100-4105 ENTITLED "MARTIN LUTHER KING,
JR., SECURITY MATTER - C" WAS OPENED ON JAN. 2, 1965, AND
ASSIGNED TO SA WILLIAM H. LAWRENCE, AND WAS SO ASSIGNED UNTIL
IT WAS CLOSED ON APRIL 11, 1968. SA LAWRENCE WAS ASSIGNED
SECURITY AND RACIAL MATTER INVESTIGATIONS IMMEDIATELY PRIOR
TO ASSIGNMENT OF THIS CASE.
MEMPHIS FILE 157-166 ENTITLED "COMMUNIST INFILTRATION OF
THE SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN LEADERSHP CONFERENCE" (COMINFIL SCLC)
IS - C, WAS FIRST OPENED IN THE MEMPHIS OFFICE ON SEPT. 26,
1961. IT WAS PLACED IN RUC STATUS AND RE-OPENED A NUMBER OF
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TIMES PRIOR TO PERIOD 1965-68. IT WAS OPENED AND ASSIGNED
• DURING THIS PERIOD AS FOLLOWS:
IT WAS REOPENED AND ASSIGNED TO SA JOSEPH H. KEARNEY,
JR., ON FOLLOWING OCCASIONS:
REOPENED JULY 12, 1965, PLACED IN RUC STATUS NOV. 17,
1965; REOPENED NOV. 17, 1965, PLACED IN RUC STATUS JAN. 31,
1966, REOPENED APRIL 29, 1966, PLACED IN RUC STATUS MAY 20,
1966.
IT WAS REOPENED AND ASSIGNED TO SA HOWELL S. LOWE ON
THE FOLLOWING OCCASIONS:
REOPENED DEC. 19, 1967, PLACED IN RUC STATUS JAN. 15,
1968; REOPENED JUNE:27,, 1968, PLACED IN RUC STATUS JULY 17,
1972.
SA KEARNEY WAS INVOLVED IN RACIAL AND SECURITY MATTER
AND CIVIL RIGHTS INVESTIGATIONS IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO THE
ASSIGNMENTS OF THIS CASE. SA LOWE WAS INVOLVED IN RACIAL
AND SECURITY MATTER INVESTIGATIONS IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO THE
ASSIGNMENTS OF THIS CASE.
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EF TO
A REVIEW OF MEMPHIS COINTELPRO FILES AND FILES ON THE
SECURITY MATTER INVESTIGATION OF DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING,
JR., AND INTERNAL SECURITY INVESTIGATION OF SCLC REVEALED
NO INSTANCES WHERE COUNTER INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES WERE
EITHER CONSIDERED OR CARRIED OUT AGAINST KING AND THE SCIC.
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HQO D24 3612114
RR AT BH OG LA LS ME MM NO SL
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FM DIRECTOR (62-117290)
TO ATLANTA (ROUTINE)
BIRMINGHAM (ROUTINE)
CHICAGO (ROUTINE)
LOS ANGELES (ROUTINE)
LOUISVILLE (ROUTINE)
MEMPHIS (ROUTINE)
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
MIAMI (ROUTINE)
#: 4271121427113
NEW ORLEANS (ROUTINE)
SI. LOUIS (ROUTINE)
BT
EFTO
-66-2197
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA), BUREAU
DEADLINE JANUARY 13, 1978.
THE HSCA IS CURRENTLY CONDUCTING INVESTIGATION INTO THE
ASSASSINATION OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. (MURKIN). BY LETTER
DATED DECEMBER 13, 1977, THE HSCA REQUESTED THE FBI PROVIDE
THE FOLLOWING:
66-2127-30
9. 360
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B. TOANSON.
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(1) IDENTIFICATION OF FIELD OFFICE CASE AGENT(S)
ASSIGNED TO THE MURKIN INVESTIGATION IN ALL ABOVE LISTED
OFFICES (EXCEPT LOUISVILLE). INCLUDED SHOULD BE THE
DIVISION, SECTION OR SQUAD OF ASSIGKMENT AND THE NATURE OF
THE AGENT'S ASSIGNMENT INMEDIATELY PRIOR TO HIS INVLVEMENT
IN THE NURKIN INVESTIGATION. Denul lusial
(2) IDENIIFICATION OF FIELD OFFICE CASE AGENT(S)
ASSIGNED TO COUNTERINTELLIGENCE (COINTELPRO) EFFORTS DIRECTED
AGAINST KING AND THE SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
(SCLC) DURING THE PERIOD 1965-1968 IN ALL ABOVE LISTED
OFFICES. AS ABOVE, INCLUDED SHOULD BE THE DIVISION, SECTION
OR SQUAD OF ASSIGNMENT AND THE NATURE OF THE AGENT'S
ASSIGNOPT IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO HIS INVOLVEMENT IN THE
COINTELPRO, KING AND SCLC INVESTIGATIONS.
BECAUSE MOST COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTIVITY AGAINST KING
AND SCLC WAS HANDLED IN THE SUBSTANTIVE INVESTIGATIONS, YOU
SHOULD IDENTIFY THE CASE AGENT (S) INVOLVED IN THE SECURITY
INVESTIGATIONS OF KING AND SCLC, AS WELL AS THE COINTELPRO.
THIS REVIEW SHOULD INCLUDE INSTANCES WHERE COUNTERINTELLIGENCE
ACIIVITIES WERE EITHER CONSIDERED OR CARRIED OUT AGAINST
KING AND SCLC.
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RESPONSES SHOULD BE SUBMITTED BY TELETYPE TO THE
ATTENTION OF THE CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY UNIT, SPECIAL
INVESTIGATIVE DIVISION, BY JANUARY 13, 1978.
UNDER CURRENT OPERATING PROCEDURES EXISTING BETWEEN
THE DEPARTMENI OF JUSTICE AND THE HSCA, DISCLOSURE OF ABOVE
AGENT INDENTITIES TO THE ASCA CANNOT BE PREVENTED. HOWEVER,
THE LEGAL COUNSEL DIVISION OF FBIHQ IS NEGOTIATING WITH THE
HSCA IN EFFORT TO LIMIT PUBLIC DISCLOSURE OF NAMES OF ANY
AGENT PERSONNEL INVOLVED IN THE COINTELPRO ACTIVITIES. SUCH
AGREEMENT WOULD FOLLOW PRECEDENT OF THE SENATE SELECT
COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE WHICH IN ITS REPORI DURING 1976
DID NOT LIST THE NAMES OF ANY FBI PERSONNEL BELOW THE POSITION
OF SECTION CHIEF.
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MELPHIS (ROUTINE)
NEW ORLEANS (ROUTINE)
NEW YORK (ROUTINE)
PORTLAND (ROUTINE)
BT
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS.UNCLASSIFIED
DATE 2-18-02 BY 60290/Bec/048/381
+4271121427113
CLEAR
HOUSE SELECI COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA)
IN CONNECTION WITH INVESTIGATION BY THE HSCA INTO THE
ASSASSINATION OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR., THE SIAFF WENBERS OF
THE ISCA HAVE REQUESTED TO INTERVIEW THE FOLLOWING AGENIS: •
SA WILLIAM F. KUSCH - PORTLAND DIVISION
SA THOMAS L. COLARELLI - LEW ORLEANS DIVISION
SA PATRICK J. COLLINS - NEW YORK DIVISION
SA RENE DUMAINE (FORMER) - ALBANY
1 66-2197-28
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SA RAMON W. STRATION - PORTLAND DIVISION
SA ROBERT C. HAINES - JACKSONVILLE DIVISION
SA JOE C. HESTER (FORMER) - MEMPHIS DIVISION
AGENI COLARELLI IS SCHEDULED FOR INTERVIEW ON MONDAY,
NOVEMBER 14, 1977. AGENIS COLLINS AND HAINES ARE SCHEDULED
FOR INTERVIEW ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1977. AGENTS KUSCH
• AND STRATION ARE SCHEDULED FOR INTERVIEW ON THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER 17, 1977.
ALBANY CONTACI FORMER SA DUMAINE, I NORTH CENTER LANE,
BALLSION, NEW YORK, AND DETERMINE EARLIEST POSSIBLE DATE HE
MAY BE INTERVIEWED BY THE COMMITTEE. MEMPHIS OFFICE CONTACT
FORMER SA HESTER, 97 EAST LAFAYETTE CIRCLE, MENPHIS,
TENNESSEE, AND DETERMINE EARLIEST POSSIBLE DATE FOR HIS
INIERVIEW. ALBANY AND MEMPHIS SUTEL RESULTS OF CONTACI WITH
DUMAINE AND HESTER.
ALL OF THE ABOVE NAMED AGENTS HAVE BEEN RELEASED FROM
EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENT AND ARE AUTHORIZED TO PARTICIPAIE IN
HSCA INTERVIEW. AGENIS SHOULD REPORI TO FBIHQ ON THE DAY
PRIOR TO SCHEDULED INTERVIEW. REPORT TO ROON 3659 OR
8988
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FOR INSTRUCIIONS REGARDING THE INTERVIEW. SA DAMY O.
COULSON OF THE LEGAL COUNSEL DIVISION WILL MAKE ARRANGEMENTS
FOR STAFF INTERVIEWS.
BT
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H00997 3160312
RR ME
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FM DIRECTOR
TO MEMPHIS (ROUTINE)
BT
CLEAR
66-2197
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA)
IN CONNECTION WITH INVESTIGATION BY THE HSCA INTO THE
ASSASSINATION OF MARTIN. LUTHER KING JR., THE STAFF MEMBERS OF
THE HSCA HAVE REQUESTED TO INTERVIEW FORMER SPECIAL AGENT
• HARVEY E. GYLFE, 6203 IVANHOE ROAD, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. GYLFE
IS SCHEDULED FOR INTERVIEW ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1977. HE
SHOULD BE REQUESTED TO ARRIVE IN WASHINGTON, D. C., ON
NOVEMBER 15, 1977, AND TO REPORT IO ROOM 3659 OR 8988 AT FBIHQ.
GYLFE HAS BEEN RELEASED FROM HIS EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENT AND IS
AUTHORIZED TO PARTICIPATE IN. THE HSCA INTERVIEW. SA DANNY O
COULSON OF THE LEGAL COUNSEL DIVISION WILL MAKE ARRANGEMENTS
FOR STAFF INTERVIEW.
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED:
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
BT
DATE 7-18-02 BY 60298 p09/d/63
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0-7 (Rev. 7-12-76)"
30.
TO: SAC:
Albany
Houston
7 Oklahoma City
Albuquerque
Indianapolis
• Omaha
Alexandria
Jackson
Anchorage
Jacksonville
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Atlanta
Kansas City
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Baltimore
Knoxville
Portland
Birmingham
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Richmond
Boston
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Buffalo
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Butte
Louisville
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Charlotte
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San Antonio
Chicago
Cincinnati
MIami
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7/29/77
(Date)
TO LEGAT:
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Caracas .
Hong Kong
London
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Manila
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Paris
Rome
Tokyo
Dallas
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Seattle
Denver
New Haven
Springfield
Detroit
New Orleans
Tampa
El Paso
New York City
Washington Field
Honolulu
Norfolk
Quantico
3/SAC, New Rochelle (MRA)
ASAC, Rapid City ("Mini")
RE:
House Select Committee on Assassinations
(HSCA)
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
DATE 9=8-02 BY 60290 /BCE/deg/48)
#: 4771171427113
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• Dor information
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action
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conceal all
sources,
7 paraphrase contents.
Enclosed are corrected pages from report of SA -
dated
Remarks: For information of Legat, Ottawa,
Memphis Office has advised that 110 pages of RCMP
reports were furnished District Attorney's
Office, Shelby County, Tennessee, on 7/25/68.
The HSCA earlier this year subpoenaed all
records of DA's Office pertaining to King
assassination. Attached documents concern
RCMP authorization for dissemination &* 2/97-
information to local authoritios;
66-2197-260
1. 1977
Enc.
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P2249507 201 77
'EM OTTAWA (44-4) (RUC)
TO DIRECIOR (44-38861) PRIOR-
BI
EFT O
this patel wed
at orgial
MURKIN, CR
44-38861
ALL
TiLE ARE AT
NATLI AI
REOTTAIRIEL MARCH 1Ô, 1977.
FOR. INFORMATION OF FBIHQ, THE FOLLOWING IS NOTED:
ON ALLY 21, 1977, RCMP, OTTAWA, ADVISED THAI SUBSEQUENI
TO THEIR DENIAL OF A REQUEST IN MARCH, 1977 BY THE HOUSE SELECI
COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINAI IONS FOR PRODUCTION OF ALL ROMP RECORDS IN.
CAPTIONED MATTER, A REQUEST WAS RECEIVED. AT CANADIAN EMBASSY,
WASHINGTON, D.C., CONCERNING THE REFUSAL. AFTER SEVERAL DIS-
CUSSIONS WITH IHEIR CANADIAN EXTERNAL AFFAIRS DEPARIMENI, THE
RCMP STATED THEY WOULD CONSIDER ANSWERING SPECIFIC QUESTIONS IF
DRAFTED BY THE COMMITTEE.
RCMP, OTTAWA, ADVISED IHAI A LIST OF QUESTIONS HAS BEEN
RECEIVED IN WASHINGION, D.C., AND FROM A CURSORY STUDY THEY
BELIEVE THE HOUSE COMMITTEE IS IN POSSESSION OF MANY ORIGINAL
DOCUMENTS FURNISHED BY RCMP DURING IHAT PERIOD OF TIME. A DETAILED
STUDY WILL BE UNDERTAXEN AS SOON AS THE DOCUMENIS ARRIVE IN
OT TAWA.
66-2197-25
1077
MEHTNIS
Bothere
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PAGE IWO OTT 44-4 EFT O
ROMP HEADQUARTERS IS FULLY AWARE THAI THE REPORIS AND DOCU-
MENTS PRECEDED IHE PRESENI SIT LATION INVOLVING CONFIDENIIALIIY AND
CAPTIONED MATTER WAS IN FACI A CRIMINAL MATTER AS CONTRASTED TO
SECURITY INVESI IGATIONS AND MOST OF THESE DOCUMENTS WOULD HAVE
-BEEN DISSEMINATED AT THE TIME TO LOCAL AUTHORITIES IN TENNESSEE.
RCMP WILL MOST PROBABLY REQUEST FBIHQ IO TRACE THE DISSEMINA-
TION OF REPORTS AFTER THEIR SIUY IS COMPLETED.
ABOVE INFORMATION IS FOR FBIHQ ONLY AND A SPECIFIC PROMISE OF
CONF IDENT IAL ITY WAS GIVEN•
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July 12, 1968
CODE
CABLEGRAM
URGENT
1 - Mr. McGowan
•I - Mx. Long
TO:
LEGATS, OTTAWA
PARIS
FROH:
TRACTOR, FBI (44-38861)
MURKIN
IN VIST OF PROSBEUIONN OF SUAUSCT EY TONSSES AURI-
TIES, IT MAY BE NECESSARY TO DISSEMINATE TO THE THE RESULTS OF
INVESTIGATION CONDUCTED BY ROYAL. CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE AND
PORTUGUESE AUTHORITIES. YOU SHOULD THEREFORE, FURNISH BUREAU A
COMPLETE LISTING OF ITEMS SUBMITTED BY YOU AND ADVISE WHAT ITEMS
CAN BE DISSEMINATED TO TENNESSES AUTHORITIES.
MEMPHIS ADVISED
BY MAIL.
TIMU
:
saw.
VIA TELETYPE
- Foreign Liaion (leasath
Graham Day)
ENCIPHERED
T: +4 3886554842
...."
ALL FiLES
rational Archives
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VIA TELETYPE
JUL 1 9 1968
ENCIPHERED
Bdt:
Tolson
•NiT.
Deloach
Mr. DiOnT.
Mr.
Bishop-
: Mr.
Mr.
Conred..
-MI. Felt.
Mr. Gale.}
DiT. Rosen!
Mr.
Mr. Tarel
Mr.
Trotter
Tale. room
Miss Holmes
Miss
Gandy
OTT O 4 359PM X JL
URGENT 7-18-68
TO DIRÉCTOR 644-388612
FROM.LEGAT, OTTAWA (44-4) .1P
FIURKIN.•.
ALL F.LEs
Matral Archines
REBUTEL JULY TWELVE LAST •
REQUEST CONTAINED IN REBUTEL JULY TWELVE LAST WAS DISCUSSED
WITH ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER H. So COOPER, DIRECTOR OF CRIMINAL:
INVESTIGATION, RCMP HEADQUARTERS, ON JULY SEVENTEEN LASI AND :.
HE SAID NO OBJECTION TO FURNISHING TENNESSEE AUTHORITIES ANY OF
INFO DEVELOPED AS RESULI RCMP'S INVESTIGATION.
P
IN: VIEW ABOVE, ADVISE IF STILL NECESSARY TO SUBMIT COMFLETE
LISTING..
• END.
FUB
FBI WASH DC
cablegians
recat,
1-23-68
REC 22
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aa JUL 84,168.
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7/23/68
CODE
CABLEGRAM
URGENT
EX-114 TO LEGAT OTTAVA (41-4)
REC. 22'
FROM • DIRECIOR FBI (44-38861) 490₴
MURKIN
REURCAB. JULY EIGATEEN LAST.
YOU SHOULD FURNISH COMPLETE LISTING OF ITEMS
SUBMITTED BY YOU UNDER MURKIN CAPTION.
COPY MAILED HEMPHIS.
ALh FiLEiS
That's archeres
??.
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• FD-$6'TR5v. 5-22-64)
FBI
Date:
7-29-68
Transmit the following in
Via
Airtel
(Type in plaintezt or code)
AIR COURIER
(Priorizy)
TO :
Director, FBI (44-38861)
1
(14om:
Legates
Ottawa (44-4) (P)
Subject:
MURKIN
:
ALL FiLES
Mate Cerchines
ReBUcab 7-24-68.
There is set forth below a list of reports received
from the ReMP in this investigation, all or any portion of
which may be made available to Tennessee authorities.
items are listed in the order by date they were forwarded to
the Bureau:
Description
Date of Report
Date Sent
Bureau
Report RCMP "C" Division,
Montreal
4-18-68
Report RCMP "C" Division,
Montreal
Report RCMP Sub-Division,
London, Ontario
Report of RCMP "C" Division,
Montreal
4-19-68
4-18-68
4-22-68
4-22-68
4-24-68
4-26-68
5-6-68
Report RCMP "C" Division,
Montreal
4-26-68
5-6-68
Report RCMP "(" Division,
Montreal
Report of RCMP "C" Division,
Montreal
Report of
RCMP "C" Division,
Montreal
EX-100
5-2-68
5-17-68
5-3-68
5-17-68
Report of RCMp c" DavIsiOnREC-3
Вт-6844 5= 19-17-68
Montreal
41736856
Report of RCMP Sub-Division,
Quebec City
•5-9-686 AUG J 1968 5-22-68
C. - BISHOP i cc - Memphis (44-1987)
Bureau (1 cc - Liaison Direct)
I - OTT
MLI : jhc
(6)
Approved:
- Sent :
M Per
19pagial Agent in Charge
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Description
Date of Report
Date Sent
Bureau:
Report of RCMP London,
Ontario, Sub-Division
Report of
RCMP "C" Division,
Montreal
Report of RCMP Detachment,
Windsor, Ontario
RCMP "A" Division reports
Ottawa, Ontario
Report of RCMP "C" Division,
Montreal
Report of RCMP "C" Division,
Montreal
Report of RCMP "A" Division,.
Ottawa
Report of RCMP Sub-Division;
London, Ontario
RCMP Headquarters Criminal
Investigation Branch letter
RCMP "C" Division report,
Montreal
Report of RCMP "C" Division,
Montreal
Report of RCMP Detachment,
Hamilton, Ontario
Report of RCMP "O" Division,
Toronto, Ontario
Report of
RCMP "C" Division,
Montreal
Report of RCMP Sub-Division,
London, • Ontario
Report of RCMP "C" Division;,
Montreal
Report of
RCMP "C" Division,
Montreal
Report of RCMP "C" Division,
Montreal
Report of RCMP "C" Division,
Montreal
Letter Irom RCMP, Toronto,
Untario, to Ontario
PrOviNCIal POLICE
RCMP report from "O". Division,
Toronto
• Report of RCMP "C" Division,
Montrea1
:5-14-68
5-16-68
5-27-68
6-1-68
5-27-68
5-28-68
6-5-68
75÷30-68
÷6-13-68
'6-7-68
697-68
6-6-68
6÷13-68.
6-13-68
6-17-68
6-14-68
6÷17-68
7-4-68
6-28-68
7÷16-68
7-12-68
7÷9-68
5-24-68
5-24-68
6-4-68
My telex 6-4-68
6-7-68
= 6-7-68
6-7-68
6-11-68
6-13-68
6-17-68
6-17-68
6-18-68
6-18-68
6-20-68
6-21-68
6-24-68
7-8-68
7-15-68
7-16-68
• 7-19-68
7-23-68
7-25-68
It should be noted that enclosures to my airtel 6-3-68,
may also be utilized.
These were(a) Kennedy. Travel Bureau letter
to Passport Office 4-17-68; (b) application for passport executed
by Sneyd 4-16-68; (c) Statutory Declaration in Lieu of Guarantor
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to application by Sneyd.
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ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
DATE 2-18-02 BY 00290/BCE/deg/SS.
#:4271171427113
Panel Quizzes Ray Again
CON
ter
issassina-
smeeting
Brushy
ith James
ed stayer
on of the
968 kllhing
ng.
commit-
d Robert
charge ot
d at the
curity fa-
at directly
aides and
Jack Ker-
session in
nis moun
ary.
trial before a jury for the defendant
Ray last Tuesday before heading
fired the death-slug from a nearby
and let the truthfall whereit may,
back to Washington, D.C
boardinghouse.
Kershaw told newsmen.
prague
Lehner and three
others hurriedly held their discus.,
Ray was taken into custody in
Kershaw said he had no idea why
sion last week at.this isolated East
England, returned to Memphis and
the staff membersneeded to return
Tennessee facility and then, just as
pleaded guilty to the crime, but
today for a second interview with
quickly, rushed back to the na-
ever since has been trying to re-l
Ray. "That's just a fine example of
tion's capital where they reported
cant his plea.
Washington
bureaucracy," he
to House committee members.
commented.
Kershaw described last week's
Ray was not expected to disclose
meeting with Ray as a "conversa-
anything new to the committee
The lawyer also said he doubted
tion" rather than an interrogation.
investigators that has not already
that hay's brother, Jerry, was
Ray's latest of 10 lawyers since his
"Raoul,"
been publicized.
the man described by
1968 arrest said the committee
In May 1971 he tried to escape
Ray as having duped him.
investigators
"thoroughly, care-
this facility, but apparently chose
fully and painstaking" had gone
the wrong underground tunnel to
"Jerry Ray would be the most
improbable Raoul I've ever come
over the details of the slaying of
effect his getaway and was forced
King.
out of the tunnel by steam.
across," Kershaw said. "Jerry is a
Ray cowered against a cyclone
jokester — a clown," he added.
The civil rights leader was slain
fence outside the maximum secu-
It remained unclear why the
April 4, 1968, while standing on the
rity building, was spotted by
assassination committee investi-
balcony of Memphis' Lorraine
guards and surrendered without
gators spent only two hours with
Hatel, Police said a sniper had
resistance.
Classificallon:*
Characior:
Title:
66-2193-24
Editor:
Author:
Edition:
Dato:
INDEXED
SEARC
77
NASHVLLLE,
TENN.
NASAVILLE
BANNER
PAGE
12
(Indiculo page, name of
-nowspaper, cily and stais.)
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Routing Slip
0-8.ARex., 12-17-73)
TO: SAC:
Albany *
Albuquerque
Alexandria
Anchorage
Atlanta
Baltimore
Birmingham
Boston
Buffalo
Butte
Charlotte
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbia
Dallas
Denver
Detroit
El Paso
Honolulu
(Copies
fices Checked)
RE:
Houston
Indianapolis
Jackson
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Knoxville
Las Vegas
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Mobile
Newark
New Haven
New Orleans
New York City
Norfolk
1 Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Richmond
Sacramento
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Antonio
San Diego
San Francisco
San Juan
Savannah
Seattle
Springfield
Tampa
Washington Field
Quantico
TO LEGAT:
• Beirut
J Bern
Bonn
Brasilia
Buenos Aires
Caracas
Hong Kong
London
Madrid
Manila
Mexico City
Ottawa
Paris
Rome
Singapore
1 Tel Aviv
• Tokyo
Date
3/22/77
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS
(MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.) 66-2197
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• Enclosed are corrected pages from report of SA -
dated
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ALL INFORATION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
#427112/427113
( conceal all
ARCHED
• INDEXED
CHIALIZED
FILED
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than
LSONDI 8792148
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TO DEBECTOR IMMEDIATE
Ricano
FEL
0F
EYESTICA
CONNUMICATIBIS
EF. F.T:0:
HOUSE SELECT CONNIITES ON ASSASSINATIONS CHARTIN LUTHER
OW MARCH 20, 1977, MO
G. (GENE) SNYDER, UNITED STATES
REPRESENTATIVE, FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICI, KENTUCKY
APPEARING ON WAS " TV. "NEWS CONFERENCE" TAPED MARCH', 18, 1977,.
AT LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, REVEALED. THAT HE BELIEVED. INVESTI-
GATION BY HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE: ON ASSASSINATIONS
(NSCA)
WOULD BE PRODUCTIVE, EVEN THOUGH HE DID NOT INITIALLY VOTE
H3 FUNDING OF SAME: SNYDER INDICATED THAT HE HAD CHANGED
HIS MIND IN LIGHT OF SOME RECENT INFORMATION WHICH HE WOULD
CAREFULLY EXPLAIN SO AS TO NOT ADROP SOMEBODY IN" OR " SAY
ANYTHING WRONG ABOUT SOMEBODY, THAT SHOULDN'T BE SAID"
si
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
DATE 15180 12029080/4/19)
+4871121427113
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MAR 2 4197Z
Fal - MetralS
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L5 109-4583
PAGE IWO
SNYDER INDICATED IHAT HE HAD RECEIVED LETTER A.
FEW WEEKS AGO FROM "CITIZEN" WHO IS RETIRED AFTER MANY
YEARS; FROM RESPONSIBLE POLICE DEPARTMENT AND THAT THIS
"CITIZEN, NOT FURTHER DESCRIBED, HAD
SEEN APPROACHED BY
THREE (3): "FBI OFFICERS", AND. THREE (3) OR FOUR (4) " PROMINENT
PEOPLE AI THAT TIME IN THAI FOLICE DEPARTMENT".. SNYDER
NOIDD: THAT. THIS UNNAMED "CITIZEN" RECEIVED IHIS "OFFER"
ON INO (2) SEPARATE OCCASIONS IN HIS AUTOMOBILE WHERE HE. HAD
TAPE RECORDER SECRETED: TAPES WERE MADE OF THE "OFFER" ON
BOTH OCCASIONS, HOWEVER, ONE LAPE WAS SUESESUENTLY STOLEN
OTHER TAPE "CITIZENS RETAINED AND FURNISHED SAME TO HSCA
AFTER REPORTEDLY IRAVELING TO WASHINGTON, D. CO, AT HIS OWN
EXPENSE,
SNYDER HAS SPOKEN WITH "CITIZEN". PERSONALLY AND IN.
SUYDER'S OPINION, "CITIZEN" APPEARS TO BE RESPONSIBLE.
SNYDER
BELIEVES INSTANT "LEAD" AND OTHER LEADS SHOULD BE "CHECKED
OUT".: BECAUSE OF INSTANT: "LEAD", UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE
SAMUEL La DEVINE. (OHIO), RANKING MINORITY MEMBER OF HSCA,
NOU INTENDS TO VOTE FOR: CONTINUATION OF HSCA FUNDING
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LS 198-4533
PAGE THREE
• SNYDER REVEALS THAT LETTER WAS RECEIVED IN "REGULAR
UNITED STATES MAIL" AND IHAT BASIC ALLEGATION IS THAT UNNAMED
"CITIZEN", WHO
IS RETIRED. FOLICEMAN, WAS APPROACHED BY.
"MEMBERS OF FBI AND UNNAMED FOLICE DEPARIMENT". AND ENCOURAGED
TO ASSASSINATE MARI IN LUTHER KING, JR.
WHEN ASKED WHY SMYDER
RECEIVED LETIER, SNYDER REPLIED "TIME WILL HAVE TO TELL AND
•THAT HE "DIDN'T WANT TO GO
! INTO THAT""
SNYDER FURTHER REVEALED THAT. UNNAMED "CITIZEN". HAS
BEEN TO WASHINGTON AND. THAT HSCA. NOW HAS. POSSESSION OF
TAPE RECORDING WHICH IS BEING. "WASHED DOWN" TO ELIMINATE:
BACKGROUND NOISES SUCH AS. RUNNING AUTOMOBILE ENGINE. SNYDER
HAS HEARD TAPE HIMSELF AND DESCRIBED SAMÈ AS HAVING " SOME
PRETTY INAUDIBLE
SECTIONS" WHICH ARE BEING WORKED ON AT PRESENI.
SNYDER NOT ED. IHAT TAPE PURPORTS. TO DEAL WITH INSTANT SUBJECT
MATTER.
SHYDER INDICATED THAT HE COULD GOI AITEST TO
•AUTHENTICITY OF. TAPE RECORDING SINCE HE WAS NOT ELECIRONICS
EXPERI, BUT NOTED SAME MUST BE DETERMINED.
SNYDER DECLINED TO ANSWER INTERROGATORIES AS IQ WHETHER
LETTER CAME FROM HIS CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICI OR LOUISVILLE,
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•LS 108-4583
PAGE: FOUR
KENTUCKY, NOTING HE DID NOT THINK HE OUGHT: TO PLACE UNNAMED
"CITIZEN' IN JEOPARDY IF ALLEGATION IS TRUE, OR PEOPLE
MENTIONED THEREIN IN JEOPARDY IF' ALLEGATION. FALSE. SNYDER
BELIEVES HECA WILL HAVE TO DECIDE WHEN NAMES OF INDIVIDALS
ALLEGEDLY: INVOLVED ARE TO BE RELEASED AND MADE PUBLIC.
SUNDER DECLINED ANY FURTHER COMMENT ON MATTER, NOTING:
THAT IF ALLEGATIONS WERE TRUE, UNNAMED. "CITIZEN" FURNISHING
BASIS FOR SAME WOULD BE IN JEOPARDY FROM FI AND OTHERS
NAMED IN LETTER, AND IF ALLEGATION NOT TRUE,: "RESPONSIBLE.
PERSONS" WOULD LIKEWISE BE IN JEOPARDY. SNYDER ASSUMED THAT
HSCA WOULD GIVE INDIVIDUALS NAMED, IU LETTER, OPPORIUNITY
TO EXPRESS THENSELVES AT APPROPRIATE TIME.
ON MARCH 19, 1977, "COURLER-JOURNAL", DAILY HEWSPAPER
OF GENEPAL: CIRCULATION, LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, CARRiED:
ARTICLE CAPTIONED "SNYDER, GIVES PANEL ALLEGAIION OF PLOT TO.
ASSASSINATE KING", WHEREIN SNYDER IS REPORTED TO HAVE
REVEALED, DURING TAPING OF ABOVE TELEVISION NEWS CONFERENCE,
THAT: HE HAD TURNED: OVER TO ASCA AN ALLEGATION THAT FBI
AGENTS AND POLICE PLOTTED TO KILL MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
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•SNYDER IS REPORTED TO HAVE RECEIVED THE ABOVE-MENTIONED
LETTER IN "LATE FEBRUARY': FROM FORMER POLICEMAN WHO CLAIMS
HE: WAS IWICE OFFERED 5550, 00B ID. KILL KING: SNYDER REPORTEDLY
WOULD NOT REVEAL NAME OF FORMER POLIGEMAN OR. NAMES OF THREE
(3) FBI- AGENIND POLICEMEN ALLEGEDLY INVOLVED IN. PLOT:
SNEER MADE NO CONNECTION BETWEEN ALLEGED OFFER MADE TO
UNWAMED RETIRED POLICEMAN WITH MORE THAN IWENTY: (20) YEARS
SERVICE, AND ACTUAL KILLING OF KING:
RICHARD A. SPRAGUE, CHIEF COUNSEL: FOR HSCA, IS QUOTED
AS HAVING SAID MARCH IS, 1977, THAT SNYDER HAD TURNED ÖVER
MATERIAL CONTAINING THE ALLEGATION TO HSCA AND THAT MATTER IS
CURRENILY "UNDER INVESTIGATION"
SNYDER REPORTEDLY INDICATED THAI FORMER POLICEMAN HAD
ATTEMPTED TO TURN TAPE REVEALING $500, 000 OFFER, OVER TO
ATTORNEYS FOR JAMES EARL RAY, CONVICIED XILLER OF, MARTIN
LUTHER KINGS URUG BUT WAS FINALLY ASKED BY INVESIIGATOR. FOR
ATTORNEYS; "WHERE HE PLANNED TO HIDE IF HE TRIED TO DO
ANYTHING. WITH: JAPE"
SAMUEL L. DEVINE, UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE (OHIO),
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HERET OFORE MENTIONED, WHO IS FORMER FEDERAL BUREAU OF
INVESTIGATION (FBI) AGENT; REPORTEDLY HAS CHECKED INTO
BACKGROUND OF RETIRED POLICEMAN AND FOUND HIM TO BE
"SOLID' CITIZEN"
ACCOUNT APPEARING IN "COURIER-JOURNAL" AS HIGHLIGHTED
ABOVE IS REPORTEDLY BASED ON COMEWENTS MADE BY SNYDER
DURING TAPING OF WHAS-IV "NEWS CONFERENCE" PROGRAM BROADCAST
MARCH 20, 1977. MOWEVER, NO MENTION WAS MADE BY SNYDER
OF 55DD, ODD AMOUNT ALLEGEDLY OFFERED RETIRED POLICEMAN,
DURING WHAS-IV "NEWS CONFERENCE" AS BROADCAST ON MARCH 2D,
1977.
ADMINISTRAT IVE:
RE. LOUISVILLE TELCALLS TO BUREAU,. MARCH 19; 1977, AND
MARCH 20, 1977.
PURSUANT TO BUREAU. INSTRUCTIONS, LOUISVILLE TRANSMITTING
"COPY OF MARCH 19, 1977, "COURIER-JOURNAL" ARTICLE TO FBIHQ
VIA TELECOPIER FASCIMILE: TAPE RECORDING OF WHAS-IV " NEWS.
CONFERENCE* AND NEWSPAPER ARTICLE COPIES BEING FORWARDED FBIHQ
BY AIRTEL MARCH 21, 1977. LOUISVILLE WILL FOLLOW AND REPORT
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By MORRIS CUNNINGHAM®
March 31 unless the House grants it an
From Thie Commercial Appeal
extension and more money.
Washington Bureau
'Only 6 of the committee's 12 members
showed up for the Friday afternoon ses-
WASHINGTON - Two Shelby County
sion. Rep. Harold. Ford of Memphis was
officials delivered to the House Select
among the missing. His office staff said
Committee on Assassinations Friday the
they didn't knowy his whereabouts.
carefully preserved evidence used in the
trial and conviction of James Earl Ray, for
Stokes, who moved up to succeed: Rep.
Henry Gonzalez (D-Texas) as chairman,
-the 1968 murder of Dr. Martin Luther
introduced. Gonzalez' replacement on the
King Jr.
committee, Rep. Robert Edgar (D-Pa.)
The hundreds, of items included the
slain civil rights leader's: bloody shirt and
Gonzalez; frustrated and embittered over
his relations with committee counsel Rich-
handkerchief, a photograph of his body ard Sprague; quit:last week.
with blood clotted on the neck, and the
30.06 rifle with-telescope from which the
Stokes read into the record two previ-
state says Ray fired the fatal shot.
ously publicized letters the committee has
J. A./Blackwell, Shelby; County criminal
received from Ray. He also-put into the
court clerk, and his deputy, Charles: Kost-
record a document signed by Ray in
er, delivered the several boxes under a
which; Ray waived his attorney client
court order issued. Thursday.
privilege in respect to Percy Foreman, the
Blackwell, who has held his office for
Texas attorney who represented Ray at
25-years; testified the materials häve.been
the trial in Memphis at which Ray. pleaded
in his custody since the trial. He said he
guilty, and accepted a 99-year sentence.
and Koster kept it in sight on the plane
the walyer may make it possible for
• from Memphis.
the committee to subpena: Foreman and
Blackwell checked off the materials,
-compel. him to testity or face a contempt
of Congress citation, according. to a law-
item by item, from an inventory, as the
yer attached.to the committee stäff, Fore-
committee formally, took possession.
man. previously has been protected by the
Committee Chairman Louis Stokes D- attorney-client privilege.
Ohio) was uncertain how long the commit
committee,
striving to make a
tee: will-keep- the materials. But he said: record that will justify.its continued exist-
they will be carefully checked
and
'encé, is desperately seeking a "name" Wit-
analyzed. In response to a question he
ness to put on the stand at: a public hear-
said. it was "possible" the rifle might be
ing before the March 31 deadline.
test-fired:
Ray, and Ray's brother, Jerry, are top.
The committee, which is literally fight-
prospects. Foreman may haye moved into
-ing for its life, is scheduled to die on:
the picture.
(indicale poge, name of
newspaper, city and siate.)
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FROM NO
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SUBJECT:
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS
DATE:
12/2/76
ReBuAirtel 11/29/76.
Effective 12/7/76, you arerlieved of your supervisory
responsibilities for an indefinite perod so that you can devote
full time to a review of the MARTIN LUTHER KING Assassination file.
Responsibility for Desk #4 is assigned to SA JAMES
DONIAN pending completion of this temporary assignment.
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FOR THE INFORMATION OF THE BUREAU, THE NOVEMBER 23, 1976
EDITION OF THE "COMMERCIAL APPEAL", A DAILY NEWSPAPER AT
MEMPHIS, REFLECTS THAT INVESTIGATORS FOR THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ARE
CURRENTLY IN MEMPHIS REVIEWING RECORDS OF THE KING MURDER WHICH
ARE NOW IN THE POSSESSION OF THE SHELBY COUNTY, TENNESSEE
ATTORNEY GENERAL. SUBPOENAS HAD PREVIOUSLY BEEN SERVED ON THE
SHELBY COUNTY ATTORNEY GENERAL.
TO DATE, THIS OFFICE HAS HAD NO CONTACT WITH THE HOUSE
COMMITTEE INVESTIGATORS.
THE ABOVE BEING FURNISHED FOR THE BUREAU'S INFORMATION.
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RE BUTEL SEPTEMBER 28, 1976.
RECENT ARTICLES APPEARING IN LOCAL PRESS INDICATE THAT THIS
COMMITTEE WILL SOON BE PREPARING TO HOLD MEETINGS AND THEREAFTER
WILL CONDUCT PUBLIC SESSIONS.
AN ARTICLE APPEARING IN THE NOVEMBER 17, 1976, ISSUE OF
THE "COMMERCIAL APPEAL," A DAILY NEWSPAPER AT MEMPHIS, STATES
THAT LAWYERS FOR THE HOUSE COMMITTEE INVESTIGATING THE MURDER
OF DR. KING CHARGED THAT DOCUMENTS IN THE CASE HAD BEEN
DESTROYED SINCE THE COMMITTEE WAS FORMED.
MEDIA REPRESENTATIVES IN MEMPHIS CONTACTED THE STATE
ATTORNEY GENERAL, THE MAYOR'S OFFICE, THE CITY POLICE CHIEF,
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OTHER POLICE OFFICIALS, AS WELL AS THIS OFFICE. DENIALS WERE
RECEIVED FROM ALL INDIVIDUALS CONTACTED THAT ANY DOCUMENTS
INVOLVING THE INVESTIGATION OF THE MURDER OF DR. KING HAD BEEN
DESTROYED.
IN VIEW OF THE FACT THAT THE KING ASSASSINATION OCCURRED
IN MEMPHIS, IT CAN REASONABLY BE ANTICIPATED THAT THE BULK OF
THE WORK BY THE HOUSE COMMITTEE STAFF MEMBERS WILL BE CONDUCTED
IN THIS LOCALE. FBIHQ IS REQUESTED IO ADVISE MEMPHIS WHETHER
THERE HAS BEEN ANY INDICATION THUS FA& AS TO THE EXTENT TO WHICH
THE COMMITTEE WILL BE SEEKING TO QUESTION FBI PERSONNEL WHO
WERE ASSOCIATED WITH THE INVESTIGATION. SINCE THE BULK OF THE
INVESTIGATIVE WORK ON THIS CASE WAS DONE BY THE MEMPHIS FBI
OFFICE, IT IS APPARENT THAT WE WILL BE ASKED BY THE COMMITTEE
TO ADVISE THEM OF THE INVESTIGATION CONDUCTED AND POSSIBLY TO
TURN OVER PERTINENT FILES.
AS THE BUREAU IS AWARE, THE KING ASSASSINATION AND RELATED
FILES IN MEMPHIS TOTAL APPROXIMATELY 14,0 VOLUMES AND OVER
10,000 SERIALS. ALL OF THE INDIVIDUALS WHO PLAYED A SIGNIFICANT
ROLE IN THE FBI INVESTIGATION AT MEMPHIS HAVE SINCE RETIRED
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WITH THE EXCEPTION OF SA JOE C. HESTER WHO IS CURRENTLY
ASSIGNED TO MEMPHIS AS A FIELD SUPERVISOR AND WHO WAS THE CASE
AGENT ON THE ASSASSINATION INVESTIGATION.
IT IS SUGGESTED THAT CONSIDERATION BE GIVEN AT THIS TIME
TO THE LIKELIHOOD THAT THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ITSELF OR ITS STAFF
MEMBERS WILL WANT TO BE GIVEN A THOROUGH BRIEFING OF THE SCOPE
OF THE FBI INVESTIGATION. IN VIEW OF THE MASSIVE NUMBER OF
SERIALS INVOLVED AND THE LENGTH OF TIME (EIGHT AND ONE-HALF YEARS)
SINCE THE INVESTIGATION WAS INITIATED, SA HESTER ADVISED THAT HE
WILL NEED APPROXIMATELY 30 DAYS FULL TIME TO REVIEW THIS MATTER•IN
ORDER TO HAVE A CURRENT OVERALL KNOWLEDGE OF THE FBI INVESTI-
GATION. IF FBIHQ AGREES THAT WE SHOULD BEGIN PREPARING FOR
THIS EVENTUALITY, IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT SA HESTER BE RELIEVED
OF HIS SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES AND DEVOTE FULL TIME TO
INITIATING A THOROUGH REVIEW OF THIS INVESTIGATION SÒ THAT HE
CAN INTELLIGENTLY RESPOND TO QUESTIONS FROM THE COMMITTEE.
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SUBTECT:
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS
(DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.)
Any press inquiry received which relates in any way
to this matter is to be referred to me personally.
If I am not available, the ASAC will handle.
In some instaces we will possibly need time to
research the question and/or check with FBIHQ before we
respond to these inquiries..
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• ALL SUPERVISORS AND SRAS
DATE:
9/30/76
Ok SAC, MENIS 686-2197)
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS
(DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.).
As most of you are already aware, the United
States House of Representatives has appointed a House
Select
Committee on Assassinations which will hold
hearings concerning the assassination of President
JOHN F. KENNEDY and on the murder of Dr. MARTIN LUTHER
KING, JR., at Hemphis.
is to what action should be taken in the event we-receive
inquiries from this Committee, and have been advised as
follows:
"Should any requests be received by Memphis
from captioned committee, such requests should be responded
to by informing the committee to contact the Office of
Congressional Affairs, Legal Counsel Division, FBIHQ. You
should also promptly notify FBIHQ of any such
requests."
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
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NO CONTACT. HAS AS YET BOEN MADE WITH FLING SY THE
MOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE LOOKING INTO THE KING ASSASSITATICK.
ANY REQUESTS GE PERTINENT ISFORTATIC: nECEiVe DY FORG
INVOLVING THE HERPHIS CFFICE, WILL DE PROMPILY FURNISHCO TU
You.
SHOULD ANY REQUESIS DE RECOIVO SY CIPHIS FROM CAPTIONED
COMITTEE, SUCH nEGUESIS SuCULa DE naspOlatO tO SY LuFORNG
IN: COMMITTES TO CONTASI THE GEFICE OF COGRESSIONAL AFFAIRS,
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ATTN: CIVIL RIGHTS DIVISION
HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (DR. MARTIN LUTHER
KING, JR.)
THE BUREAU WILL NOTE THAT MEMPHIS HAS OPENED A NEW CASE,
CAPTIONED AS ABOVE, IN WHICH TO HANDLE ALL CORRESPONDENCE
REGARDING THE HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS.
STORIES APPEARING IN THE NEWS MEDIA INDICATE THIS
COMMITTEE INTENDS TO HOLD HEARINGS IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN NOVEMBER, 1976. IT IS ANTICIPATED
HEARINGS WILL BE HELD BY THE COMMITTEE AT MEMPHIS. SINCE IT
WILL BE EXPECTED THAT STAFF MEMBERS FROM THE COMMITTEE WILL
CONTACT THE MEMPHIS OFFICE FOR INFO RE OUR INVESTIGATION OF
THE KING MURDER, IT IS REQUESTED THAT THE BUREAU FURNISH
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MEMPHIS OFFICE WITH SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS AS TO WHAT ACTION
TO BE TAKEN IN THE EVENT FBI PERSONNEL ARE SUBPOENAED, IN THE
EVENT ATTEMPTS ARE MADE TO REVIEW FBI FILES, IN THE EVENT
EFFORTS ARE MADE TO INTERVIEW FBI PERSONNEL, OR OTHERWISE
ATTEMPT TO OBTAIN INFO AVAILABLE TO THE MEMPHIS OFFICE.
THIS CASE WAS DIRECTED DURING THE FIRST FEW DAYS BY NOW
RETIRED INSPECTOR JOE SULLIVAN. ON THE DAY RAY'S CAR WAS LO-
CATED AT ATLANTA, INSPECTOR SULLIVAN LEFT MEMPHIS AND WENT
TO THE ATLANTA OFFICE WHERE HE REMAINED UNTIL HE WAS GIVEN
A NEW ASSIGNMENT. THE SAC AT MEMPHIS, ROBERT JENSEN, NOW
RETIRED BUT STILL RESIDING IN MEMPHIS, TOOK CHARGE OF THE
INVESTIGATION AT MEMPHIS. THE CASE AGENT, SA JOE C. HESTER,
IS STILL IN THE MEMPHIS OFFICE, AND MAY WELL BE CONSIDERED BY
THE COMMITTEE FOR A SUPBOENA.
DUE TO THE PASSAGE OF EIGHT YEARS SINCE THE KING MURDER
AND DUE TO THE MANY DIFFERENT PHASES OF THE INVESTIGATION
IT WOULD BE NEARLY IMPOSSIBLE FOR ANY ONE INDIVIDUAL TO
TESTIFY KNOWLEDGEABLY RE THIS INVESTIGATION. IN THE EVENT
THE DEPARTMENT INSTRUCTS THAT FBI PERSONNEL ARE TO SUBMIT
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TO INTERVIEWS BY MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE STAFF, IT IS
SUGGESTED THAT THE ATTORNEY GENERAL SHOULD REQUIRE THE
SUBMISSION OF WRITTEN QUESTIONS WELL ENOUGH IN ADVANCE TO
ALLOW TIME FOR RESEARCH BEFORE ANY ATTEMPT IS MADE TO ANSWER
QUESTIONS.
IN THE EVENT THE MEMPHIS OFFICE IS CONTACTED BY MEMBERS
OF THE COMMITTEE OR BY STAFF MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE, NO
INFO WILL BE FURNISHED TO THEM WITHOUT THE SPECIFIC PERMISSION
OF THE BUREAU AND THE CONTACTING INDIVIDUAL WILL BE SO
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
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DALLAS
TITLE OF CASE
OFFICE OF ORIGIN
DALLAS
CHANGED:
GARREED LEE'
CARTER, aka.
J. L. Oliveri, etc.
DATE
12/9/58'
REPORT MADE BY
INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD
9/28 - 12/1/58
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CHARACTER OF CASE
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OLIVER
as determined through investigation at Dallas on 11/6/58, through
intervier of subject'& land ady.
REFERENCES
at Dall8s.
(inter-office):
(inter-office).
Los Angeles airtel
Minneapolis letter to Dallas,
to Da11a8, 1/1/5, (inter-office).
Dallas teletype to Phoenix, 11/24/58,
Dallas airted to Minneapol18,,
11/25/58, (Inter-office).
Houston letter to Dallas, 11/26 58,
(inter-office)
Kansas City letter to Dallas, 11/26/58, (1nter•®ífice)•
' Men Dallas 12/1|58
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90 8 MAY 30 1972
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AT ARLINGTON, TEXAS
W112 Identify RUSSELL TOMLIN, Arlington phone number
CR 4-6927 and ascertain any criminal connection between TOMLIN
and CARTER.
Will determine Je TOMLIN 18 Identical with or
related to PAUL T. TOMLIN, FBI #817369, an ex-conviet.
AT DALLAS, TEXAS
1o Will recontact Agent R. W. BURROW, Southwesters.
Bell Telephone Company, for a 118t of to11 calls to and from
CARTER's residence for
the period 9/18 unt1l 12/9/58.
CARTER'&
residence 1s 3305 Brandon and has phone FE 7-4929.
Information
has been received that this phone number has been discontinued
and CARTER has a new number.
If so, will ascertain the new
number.
2. Will attempt to locate and interview DONNA SUE
HELTON with a view toward developing her as an Informant in
this matter.
3.
W1ll Interview E. B. McCLINDON, 2333 San Marcoa,
for information concerning his connection with CARTER.
4. Will conduct similar investigation at the j. B.
Auto Company, 2929 Main Street, Dallas.
5.
W111 maintain contact with informants and local
law enforcement officers for Information concerning CARIER and
associates.
AbNINISTRATIVE DATA
Criminal Informant Coverage
The following informants and potential criminal informants
presently being utilized In the coverage of subject's activities
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It is belleved in
view
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incarceration in Phoenix that at the present vime intorment
coverage by Dallas Is adequate; however,
the Dalzas OrTice Wi11
remain alert for the possible identity of any persons who could
be developed as informante in coverage of CARTER. Efforts to
develop LOUISE LEWIS
and. B. d. FEW
the Dallag
area have
been conducted by Dallas wishcut results.
DON SALTER,
a used
car salesman, has been interviewed by Dallas on 24/7/50,
but
was unable to furnish any pertinent information.
The following persons listed in this report are
subjects of investigation by the Dallas Office under the anti-
racketeering character:
CHARLES VERNON KULBETH
MARION ROBERT RATE
HARRY RAYMOND POFE and
NICK CASCIO.
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On November 18, 1958, the Los Angeles Office furnished
the following information concerning a contact made from CARTER'S
residence to either a FRANCES BARLA Or MAUSAREEVES, Redondo
Beach, California.
On October 13, 1958, it was determined by SA ROBERT H.
MATHESON, JR. that telephone number FRontier 2-6525 was issued
to FRANCESSARTA, 508 South Juanita Avenue, Redondo Beach,
California.
On October 13, 1958, the records of the Redondo Beach
Police Department were
checked and no information concerning
the subject, FRANCES BARTA Or MAUD REEVES was Located.
These
files reflect that on May 22, 1958, FRANCES BARTA reported her
son, PHILLIP DENNY BARTA, as a missing person.
PHILLIP is a
deaf mute and returned home voluntarily on May 23, 1958.
A check of Public Utilities, Redondo Beach, on
October 13, 1958, reflected these are
In the name of FRANCES
BARTA and no information concerning REEVES was located.
On October 13, 1958, pretext neighborhood inquiry at
508 South Juanita Avenue failed to reflect any information
concerning MAUD REEVES.
On October 13, 1958, It. LEE CARRON, Redondo Beach
Police Department, advised he would attempt to identify MAUD
REEVES through sources available to him.
On November 17, 1958,
Lt. CARRON was recontacted and advised he was unable to identify
MAUD REEVES.
It should be noted that FRANCES BARTA 18 the known
sister of CHARLES VERNON KULBETH. KULBETH, a top local hoodlum
of the Dallas Office, is presently Incarcerated in Leavenworth
On November 18, 1958, DIs I-2 had advised BARIA had
contacted T-2 concerning
the obtaining of minutes of KULBETH's
trial in Dallas. KULBETH wanted to use these in a writ hearing,
which had previously been referred to by CARTER, in December at
Leavenworth.
As set out previously CARTER i8 an admitted
associate of KULBETH and ASH.
It should be noted that on
November 24, 1958, DL T-2 advised that CARTER and POPE had left
town on about November 19 or 20, 1958, on a burglary trip,
destination unknown, but later ascertained to be Phoenix, Arizona.
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quarters where
he was identified as HORACE ASH of Dallas,
Texas, and subsequently identifled as one of two thieves
who
had previously attempted to steal a sack of money from the
National Tea
Store at 2609 Riverside.
Lieutenant WAYNE ANDERSON, Warrant Detail, Minneapolis
Police Department, advised that a photograph of GERALD LEE
CARTER had been identified as being the accomplice of ASH in
the attempted larceny from the National, Tea Store. He stated
that on October 27, 1,958,
a warrant had been issued in Municipal
Court, Minneapolis, charging JARRELL LEE CARTER with grand
larceny in the second degree.
ANDERSON was advised of CARTER's
current address in Dallas, Texas, and he stated that he would
forward a certified copy of the warrant for ASH to the Dallas
Police Department with the request that this individual be
taken into custody as a fugitive.
The information obtained from DL T-2 concerning this
arrest as obtained by I-2 from ASH Is set forth under paragraph
C, "Associates"
2. Burglary
On November 24, 1958, DL T-2 advised that POPE and
CARTER had left Dallas about November 19 or 20, 1958, on
burglary trip, destination unknown.
Later on November 24, 1958,
the Phoenix Office advised that POPE and CARTER had been arrested
on the night of November 23, 1958, while fleeing from the scene of
a burglary of a drug store in Phoenix. During the flight, POPE
had been shot in the face and seriously wounded. CARTER had been
apprehended without further incident. and has been charged with
burglary and assault with a deadly weapon. On November 24, 1958,
the Dallas Office furnished background information to Phoenix
concerning CARTER and POPE and the fact that the car they had in
their possession at the time was not a stolen automobile.
On November 28, 1958, Sheriff BILL DECKER furnished a
detailed report he had received from the Maricopa County Sheriff's
Office, Phoenix, Arizona,
concerning the above burglary. On the
night of November 23, 1958, a burglary was ascertained to be in
progress at the Ryan
Evans Drug Store, Phoenix, by a person who
was in the store adjoining this drug store. This person
immediately contacted the Phoenix Police Department who sent
several squad cars to the area and surrounded the building.
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Company Hof, WENN Sohneten Bell Telephone
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104-10109-10299 TANDARD FORM NO. GA
Office. Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
TO
File
DATE:
9 February 1960
FROM
Chief, Allen Affairs Staff
SUBJECT.:
Roberto Blas
de
Varons y Garcia
1.
On 4 February 1960, Mr. Charles McCarthy, INS, telephonically
advised that the VARONA who accompanied ARIIME to the United States
on the vessel VERAMAR on 16 December 1959, 18 Identifled on bis I-94
as Indicated In the subject above.
03
7] WE/III/CARIB, telephonically confirmed
the fact on 4 February 1960, that the memorandum from the WE Division
dated 19 January 1960 erroneously listed "Roberto" In the subject
as "Manuel Antonio VARONA".
3. The above in for the record.
William J. Cotter
OS/AAS/WJC:es
9 Feb 60
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JFK Assassination System
Identification Form
Agency Information
Date:
4/24/201
AGENCY: FBI
RECORD NUMBER : 124-10215-10022
RECORD SERIES: HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER :
92-2717-2
Document Information
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM:
GRANT, ROBERT M.
TO:
DIRECTOR, FBI
TITLE:
DATE:
PAGES:
SUBJECTS:
12/26/1957
25
DOCUMENT TYPE :
CLASSIFICATION:
RESTRICTIONS:
CURRENT STATUS :
DATE OF LAST REVIEW:
ABR, BKG, RES, CRIMINAL ACT, ASSOC, TRA, DESCR
PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
Unclassified
4
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PH 92-444
Identity of
Scurce
T-1
Informants
Date
Received
12/11/57
Miss ROSE STAMEERG
Philadelphia Board of Education
T-2
Not Used
T-3
12/4/57
Miss THERESA DOUGHETTY
Bell Telephone Company, rhiladelphia
I-4
9/21/56
JANET BRIEGLER, Southern Bell
Telephone: Company, Miami, Fla.
T-5
Technical Surveillance of
1/13/53
2/25/53
Philadelphia jolice Department,
made available by Commissioner
THOMAS J. GIBBONS on a confidential
basis
I-6
PCI
I-7
12/12/57
10/17/57
PH 269-C
I-8
1251
PH 251-C
T-9
12/17/52
former PH 131-C
I-10
6/28/57
PH 489-c
ADMINISTRITIVE FACE
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Agent to Whom
Furnished
SE FRANCIS J. FLANNERY
SE E. DAVIS-PORTER
SA LEMAN L. STAFFOR
SA DAVID E. WALKER
SA DAVID E. WALKER
SA J. iL. PEARCE,
SA DALE MI. HTESTAND
SA DAVID E. WALKER
SA EINEST E. FECHON
SA JOHN H. BIERMANN
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JMWAVE
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DIRECTOR
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CABLE:AMDIP-1 GAVE AMBUD-1 VERBAL REPORT OF HIS AUGUST TRIP TO
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104-10229-10022
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination
Records Collection Act of 1992
(44 USC 2107 Note)
NW 53217 6/20/17
ПАТЕ
TO
FROM
ACTION •
INFO
654
13 SEP 62
DIRECTOR
JMA
CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
SECRET
ROUTING
Flage it
SEP 19 0:027 62
DOP, CI, C1/OPS, C1/0A, Wi 7, S/C 2
virence:
Real.
(RE -1/01)
ROUTINE
IN 24559
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CAM DIP-L, GAVE AMBUD-I VEREAL REPORT. OF HIS AUGUST TRIP TO
CENTRAL AMERICA AND PANAMA. WE ATTEMPTING GET VRITTEN REPORT
ON TRIP, HOVEVER MAIN POINTS OF INTEREST FOLLOW, AMDIP-I VISITED
ALL COUNTRIES VISITED BYAMBUD! IN JUNE, BUT NOT ABLE SEE ESVEHICLE.
ALL SPER COUNTRIES AGAIN INDICATED THEY FAVORABLE TO ACTION AGAINST
PBRUMEN. COSTA RICA, NICARAGUA, AND HONDURAS SEPARATELY OFFERED
THEIR TERRITORY FOR USE BY PBRUMEN EXILES FOR TRAINING OR FOR
BASES OF OERATIONS A GAINST PORUMEN. AMBUDI COMMENTED TO PASSAVOY
THAT IF THERE WAS NO POSSIBILITY OF CONDUCTINE ACTION FROM PSORINI
ATEN IT VOLO BE ADVISABLE TO CONSIDER THESE OTERS
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RECORD NUMBER
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AGENCY FILE NUMBER
JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM
IDENTIFICATION FORM
AGENCY INFORMATION
++ 104-10433-10059
JFK
RUSS HOLMES WORK FILE
DOCUMENT INFORMATION
Released under the John
F. Kenned!
Issassination Record
Collection Act of 1992
$44 USC 2107 Notel.
Case#:NW 53216 Date:
06-08-2017
ORIGINATOR
FROM
CIA
TO
PRIORITY NO NIGHT ACTION
TITLE
CABLE: FOLLOWING INFORMATION FURNISHED BY
DATE
04/18/68
PAGES
3
SUBJECTS : KING
CLASSIFICATION
DOCUMENT TYPE UNCLASSIFIED
PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
RESTRICTIONS
OPEN IN FULL POSTPONED IN FULL
CURRENT STATUS :
OPEN
DATE OF LAST REVIEW
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CITE DIRECTOR
PRIORITY
NO NIGHT ACTION
BOOK
B1
1. FOLLOWING INFORMATION FURNISHED BYE
CÖNCERNING SUSPECTED ASSASSIN OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
ED
NAME ERIC STARVO GALI, ALIAS HARVEY LOWMYER, ALLAS JOHNS
WILLARD. BORA 20 JULY 1931, HEIGHT FIVE FEEI EIGHT INCHES &
Dats: 17511978-4
RECORD COPY
PAY
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(dale and lime 11lod)
RETURM TO
FILE NO.
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(ciessilication)
(ellio)
(oloronto numbor)
CITE DIRECTOR
192664
7
FIVE FEET ELEVEN INCHES, WEIGHT 160-175 POUNDS, MEDIUM
BUILD, BROWN HAIR, PROBABLY CUI SHORI, BLUE OR FAZEL EYES,
MEDIUM COMPLEXION, RACE WHITE. OCCUPATION: HAS. CLAIMED
EMPLOYMENT AS SEAMAN. REMARKS: NOTICEABLY PROTRUDING
LEFT EAR; REPORTEDLY IS A LONE WOLF; ALLEGEDLY ATTENDED
DANCE INSTRUCTION SCHOOL; HAS REPORTEDLY COMPLETED CON
COURSE IN BARTENDING; CONSIDERED ARMED AND EXTREMELY
DANGEROUS.
2. WILL POUCH PHOTO OF GALT TO ANY ADDRESSEE
DESIRING IT. ADVISE.
3. GALIS CURRENT WHERSABOUTS UNKNOWN. WHILE HAVE
NO REASON BELIEVE GALT HEADED FOR YOUR AREA, DESIRE
COVER ALL POSSIBILITIES.
i
4. REQUEST ADDRESSEES MAKE EVERY EFFORT DETERMINE
IF GALT IS OR HAS BEEN IN YOUR AREA. INADO INFORMATION PARA ONE
SHOULD BE PASSED TO
AND ANY OTHER LIKELY SOURCES.
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REQUESTS THAT ANY INFORMATION REPORTED BE EVALUATED
AS TO RELIABILITY AND THAT AS DIS MUCH DETAIL AS POSSIBLE
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LONCLASSIFIED
2"' TERNAL
E ONLY
COM DENTIAL
SECRET
ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
SUBJECT: (Optional)
FROM:
ACTION COPY
pension
NO.
DIR 85745-1-6742
DATE
TO: (Officer designation, room number, and
DATE
building)
OFFICER'S
INITIALS
FORWARDEL
SCOTT
NOV ZZ IDO
COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom
to whom.
Draw a line across column ofter each comment.)
DUP OF 176-619
2.
WHITE
5.
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WAITE
MIMED I ATE
NopesT. KINGMAN
EAL 704
ATD 18 2300
27N00
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FORM.
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DATE:
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FILE: 27NOV63
TO
DEFERRED
PRIORITY
INITIALS
DTG
INCOMING NUMBER
ROUTINE
OPERATIONAL
INITIALS
0O00 IMMEDIATE
LEK
2715247
6742
CITE
IMMEDIATE MEXI
КАРОК
INFO. DUI
DIR 85245
176-6191
" MEDIATE
1• DEPT OF JUSTICE IS PREPARING REPORT ON WHOLE ASSISSINATION
CASE AND WILL UNDOUBTEDLY WANT TO INCLUDE DETAILED DATA ON
OSWALD'S ACTIVITIES IN MEXI.
OBVIOUSLY THE LIENVOY INFO AS SUCH CANES
BE USED, BUT THE STATEMENTS OF SYLVIA DURAN WHICH CARRY ESSENTIALLY
THE SAME IMPORT COULD BE USED WOTHOUT COMPROMIS.
ING MEXI SOURCES
OR REVEALING THE NATURE AND EXTENT OF YOUR
THEREFORE
REQUEST YOU CABLE IN A TRANSLATED VERSION OF HER STATEMENTS
AND OBTAIN LITENSOR AND LITEMPO TWO'S PERMISSION TO USE THESE
STATEMENIS IN THE OFFICIAL REPORT, JILL INCIDENTALLY BE PUBLESHED.
20. PLS NOTE THAT DIRECTOR ODENVY IS GETTING FROM ODENVY MEXI
MUCH INFO WHICH OBVIOUSLY ORIGINATES WITH THE LIENVOY OPERATION.
ODENVY HERE APPARENTLY DO
NOT REALIZE THAT THIS INFO WAS
THIS LIENVOY} INFO THRU ITS OWN CLANDESTINE SOURCES IN THE
¿ GOBERNACION OR EVEN IN THE
PLS TRY TO
CLARIFY WITH THE ODENVY REP THERE THE EXACT MANNER IN WHICH
HAS OBTAINED SUCH INFO AND THE FORM IN WHICH HE HAS SENT
IT
HQ. WE MUST AVOID THE INADVERTANT COMPROMISE OF LIENVOY.
sen
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RH
AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 89-34-91
DOCUMENT INFORMATION
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM:
IO:
TITLE:
YANCEY. M. J.
DATE: 11/23/1963
PAGES: 1
SUBJECT:
JFK, CONTACTS, NEG
DOCUMENT TYPE:
ORIGINAL
CLASSIFICATION:
REVIEW DATE:
STATUS
PAPER. TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
Unclassified
08/12/1996
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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10
5010-104-02
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Memorandum
: (89-34)
ATTENTION: SA HEINER
FROM : M.J.Yancey
ASSINATION OF PRESIDENT
- DATE:
SUBJECT:
JOHN F. KENNEDY
11/23/63
The following informants were contacted on 11/23/53 but could
furnish no information of value. They will be on lookout for information
of interest & advise:
IPCI, Danville,Va.
REY. DOYLE J. THOMAS POD DanVIA, ALL INFORMATION CONTAINLI OTHER A
NEIL K. MIMILIAN, PCI, Danville, Va.
HEREIN IS CNGLASSINCD
DATE 11-14-93_BY 4803 100/1S0
Persons checked for whereabouts on 11/22/63
GEORGE LINCOLN ROCKWELL, ANP•
Chief E.G. MCCAIN,
PD Danville states he observed ROCKWELL in
Danville at 9:30 AM 11/22/63.ROCKWELL visited office of Chief of Police.
LEE JAYNE, Piedmont Airlines, Danville,Va. stated ROCKWELL left
Danville for Arlington, Va, by place at 10:16 AM 11/22/63.
hotel, room 808, just before 9:00
understood ROCKWELL was going to Arlington.Said ANP members KARL ALLEN
and ROBERT LOYD remained in Danville and he observed them leave hotel
just prior to noon 11/22/63 and walk up main street.
89-34
89-3x-91
SLAN SED...
SERIALIZED.
- INDEXED
-_ FILED...
NOV 2 5 1963
FBI - RICHMOND
Hussa
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Agency Information
AGENCY :
RECORD NUMBER :
FBI
124-10297-10151
RECORD SERIES:
HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER:
105-202233-9
Released under the John
F. Kennedy
Assassination Records
Collection Act of 1992
144 USC 2107 Motel.
Cased:NW 54462 Date:
10-04-2017
Document Information
ORIGINATOR:
FROM:
TO :
TITLE :
FBI
SAC, MM
DIRECTOR, FBI
DATE: 10/08/1970
PAGES:
19
SUBJECTS :
FS, CUBAN EXILES, CUBANOS UNIDOS, PROTEST
DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION: Unclassified
RESTRICTIONS: 4
CURRENT STATUS: Redact
DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 07/31/1998
OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE
COMMENTS: INC MESREL, NOTE
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ROADWAY IN FRONT. THE CUBANS WILL INSIST THAI THEY BE HEARD BY
PRESIDENI NIXON OR HIS REPRESENTATIVES, AND THEY WILL REMAIN THERE,
UNTIL THEY ARE HEARD. (SC)(M4)
• THEY INTEND TO PROTEST PERMITTING FIDEL CASTRO TO ATTEND
THE UN ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION IN NYC LATTER THIS MONTH, AND CRITICIZED
U.S. ACTION IN REPRESSING THE ACTIVITIES OF, AND ARRESTING
•CUBAN FREEDOM FIGHTERS. ($ (M)
ADMINISTRATIVE
CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE IS MM ONE THREE THREE SEVEN - S.
LOCAL AUTHORITIES, ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVENTH MI GROUP,
AND SECREI SERVICE HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED.
MIAMI WILL FOLLOW THIS MATTER CLOSELY AND KEEP THE
BUREAU ADVISED. SUCOP. Submit copy
END
1.)
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ROADWAY IN FRONT.
THE CUBANS WILL INSIST THAT THEY BE HEARD BY
PRESIDENT NIXON OR HIS REPRESENTATIVES, AND THEY WILL REMAIN THERE
UNTIL THEY ARE HEARD. (U(M)
THEY INTEND TO PROTEST PERMITTING FIDEL CASTRO TO ATTEND
THE UN ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION IN NYC LATTER THIS MONTH, AND CRITICIZED
U,S. ACTION IN REPRESSING THE ACTIVITIES OF, AND ARRESTING
CUBAN FREEDOM FIGHTERS. (R)M)
ADMINISIRATIVE
CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE IS MN ONE THREE THREE SEVEN - S. AM)
LOCAL AUTHORITIES, ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVENTH MI GROUP,
AND SECRET SERVICE HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED.
MIAMI WILL FOLLOW THIS MATTER CLOSELY AND KEEP THE
BUREAU ADVISED.
SUCOP •
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1OSSATCOOHTH!614146001104 CM 011
VOL VI
501 = 0798-301.
INGLUSIVI: DATIS: 1_ Jan 1969 -- 10. May 1972
CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATTON:
- CILEXO
1n!: 32257
DELETIONS, IF AVY:
DATE
TAIT.
RECEIVED RETURNED
17 JUL 1978
Do Des.
Elvin fran, Jogg.
NO DOCUMENTS MAY ME COMED 00
Parties 1li..
TRING - 3
vol.
VI
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1C45I02
7088549-196
53577A43CT
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DISPATCH
Chief, hiH Division
ISTACIRCR
SEGRET
x
PROCSING ACTION
MARKES PIR ROCKINC
SEE HIDERS INCURRED
DELT I ELITED DESI
CAl MEGE DIEDEXING
FIOR
SLUBJECT
Acting Chief of Station, Mexico City
PBRUMEN/LIRING - 3
ACTION REQUESS - BEERINCES
Action Required: None, FYI
Forwarded herewith for Headquarters information and
files
"is an Agent Service Record on LIP. liG-3.
2. As Addressees
are aware, tallace P. RAWTMN rainitar
and formerly handled LIRING-3 for the Mexico City Station.
it was deciced, after some discussion, though LIRING-3 apparently
LIRING-3, rather than terminate him.
had been
well "burned" with the Cubans
he seemed to have maintai..ed
contacts with
menpers of tre Rebel Armed Forces (FAR) ol
Guatemala.
In addition,
in May and June of this year, he had
develos access
to some Panamanian revolutionaries of
It was therefore decided
to rur. LIRING-3 on a trial
whether he could be
used effectively against
Central American revolutionary targets, despite his problems with
the Cubans.
RONTON introduced Leonard S. TORMET, in alias,
to LIRING-3
on 1 July 1969.
Although ROWTON had
represented hinself to LiftiG-?
Greek businessman,
that it would be preferable
"clear the air" somewhat with LIRING-3, at least by making it
••. Continued
Attachments:
l.Agent Service Record - Herewith
2. IDENTITY Sheet - Under Separate Cover
Dated 3 Spo
discribution:
2 >
C/wHD, w/att le 3 cys (h/m); w/att z lu/s/e.
7 = COS,
wlate 2 only (uis/e)
hirtti
CS COPY
BOES ENFERENCE PO
CAPACH SYMBO ANO RENDER
ЗАНЕ
HMM$-37739
GASIFICAN
SECRET
21 Auzust 1969
DES PLE ERADE
1201-795301
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CONTINUATION OF
DISPATCH
CLASSIFICATION
SECRET
DISPATCH E THESE AND KINETT
HMMA- 37739
clear that he was in touch with a HOLADY organization.
and he requested nexe.
no specific expiaration was given LIRING-3 of his sponsor
seeing
LIRING-3 was told tnat TORMET mould te
some months, since ROWTON was leaving the country
for an indefinite period.
LIRING"3 was told that although TORMET was trusted by
collaborated with him, he represented & different
organization.
LIRING-3 was also told that although he had in the
past been
receiving between
3,000.00 and 3,560.00 Mexican pesos
feit that
peo Mexican pesos per monsis (s woula tea fair salary as
this stage
of the operation.
TORMET explained that he was aware
Of LIRING-3ªs past activities directed against tre Cubans, and the
resultant problems which had arisen.
It was explained that
My TORrET'S
interest was
in Central American revolutionary activitiese
In under to deal with LIRING-3's virtual "burned"
status with the
Eue Cubans was directed to tell any Central American contacts that
no longer
trusted him, and that he tnerefore was no
longer directly
involvec with any revolutionary groups or activities.
Nonetheless, LIRING-3 was directed to offer any assistance which
the friendships which he had made with Far
members while in prison in Guatemala.
could learn whether LIRING-? nes complete i
blacklisted in all revolutionary circles because of his proulems
with the Cubans or
whether he could provide information of value.
LIRING-3 throughout the meeting seemed in good spirits
and he seemed to accepi
the turnover without any qualms.
he pointed out that the Cubans had lost trust in him only after
he had been given various tasks to do by RüNTON which he had known
and warned in advance would cause suspicion.
It was agreed that
LIRING-3's troubles were not of his own making, but that at this
stage all that could te done was to attempt to circumvent the
existing problems.
LIRING-3 was given a Station non-attributable telephone
number and
((dentity) to set up meetings
Only the meeting time was to be set by phone, and
a prearranged pickup
point was decided upon.
It should be
noted
TORMET"s OP vehicle was used for this first meeting with
LIRING-3, which means it was of course exposed to LIRING-3.
subsequent to this meeting, LIRING-3 never initiated
contact with the Station
might have lost the ne
telephone number he was given to use with TORMET, there is no
he ever again tried to call ROWTON,
who was in Mexico
for at least three weeks after the l July turnover to TORMET.
The Station assumes that for whatever reasons, WIRING-3
has in effect terminated himself.
the fact that LIRING-3 was denounced in Cuban official circles as
a RVROCK agent, the fact that LIRING-3 in over two years was never
very productive and now the apparent decision of LIRING-3 to break
contact--it has been decided to make no effort to reestablish
contact with him.
'for Morace E. PRALLETT
53a
VEE PREVIOUS EDITION
CHASSPICATICN
SECRET
EIVITIAUED
201-39551
2
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SECRET
AGZY SPEVICE BECCED
3o Agent Recruited 3y: :allace Fo ECil
#. Capacits in haich Agent Serred: Access agent to Caban
Embassy; Infirm="
Central tericon resclutich, arcuts and
actirities.
5. Rate of Pay: J16 rus receive reguier salary, but vas given betreen
3000 and 3500 exican resos per =cath. (Equivalent to 4a40 to 280).
Other Cormitments: -cra
7. Agent Discissed 27: Leonard S. MEI. Dississal effective i July ists.
Reason for Dismissal: gent in elect tem ratec hinself,
since he failed
to Initiate contect with Stacion siter being turred
over to ItiBI
be FCiTCH.
9..
Security Risks: lrr.h-3 wes not sade fittirg of FVhLCK interest in tis
He knew soth
Zt3Ih
That in alias.
so safenuuses were ex-
posed to il: INC-1. DIEIIT-3 ras Les cree in ICRET's LF vehicle.
10. Seandsjoltstse
*.
11. Mancis el Dismissal: is st=ted above, zo direct jis= osal tos made, sirce
LINI':3 broke off contact with the Station.
12. Letter of Jersinatica Signed:
Cio
123. Cost of Termination: ¡one
14. Station Case Officer: MeChard S.
Retine
15. Chief of S:atioa:
Ecrace S.
(signature Pseudia
==
SECRET
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S
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RET
SEPARATE COVER ATTACHMENT TO HYMA-37739
IDENTITY:
14-54-49, ''Sr. Zuniga"
CS COPY
SECRET
sTe +4571 ++ 891-83-38739
201-798501
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INDER: L TES
34
I-REE TO FILE
DESTROY D516-
vities эо
ACTION
SECRET
PERSSA/MIT NOTIFIED
FEPROOUCT ION PASHISITES
AHAHA K881
Litt 6 V
WH8
FIL, 1B 9006,
& RID COPY
MEXI
SECRET 040003Z CITE
„MEXIC CITE 2372
INFO DIRECTOR
IP
4 Rue 67 c 25 1 9t
PHOTO LEONARDO (CASTILLOS HOHNSON, CHIEF SAN MARCO
GUERRILLA AREA, GUATEMALA, SHOWN LIRING-3 WHO DID NOT RECOSNIZE.
L'IRING-3 STATED HOWEVER THAT NOISES COROZCOS LEAL TOLD HIY 31 JILY
THAT CASTILLÒ HAD BEEN KILLED. OROZCO ALSO IMPLIED DAVID
( CASASOLA) MEJIA ALSO DEAD.
SECRET
BI
SECRET
ABSTRACT
701-798301
281-812145
REJECTED FOR MICROFILM
MICRONLNED
AUG PO 1957
DOC MICRONE
B201-812145.
201-79830/
TIRING-
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EXTRACT AND CROSS REFERENCE
DOCUMENT IVENTIFICATICRO
DATE OF DOC.
FILE CLASSIFICATION OF MECCAO CORY
вос. вовлЕСТ
SOURCE IAFOHUATIDR
BOUNCE CRUSTONTA
DATE DE INED.
ETAZUATION
TEXT OF
EITRACT (Alao
doc.
iberion. Diodes. Ne.. tie. - 1l applicable)
JUP. ACO.
CARLOS
201-798301
SEX M DOB
050-004-016
HMM - 13035
10 MAY 72
CIT
MEXICO
P2
OCC 7
& MEXICO MOR OF THE COALITION OF REVOLUTIONARY
ARTISTS OF MEXICO• HAS INITIATED CAMPAIGN IN
SUPPORT OF THE CURRENT LEFTIST STUDENT
STRUGGLE•
R 7206051060
Indicate The Subject, Project Or
201 File No. In Which This
Form Is To Be Filed.
202-298301
4048 867
SECRET
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CABLE SECRETAS T DISSEMIMA ON
FER500/WH TNETF.ED
TOTAL E2E3
SECRET
(Whan filed In)
(3.1000c9;*
RONANCE CORY
FE$UED
SLOTTED
4-090 TO FILE NO -
DISSEM BY
PER
ACTION
WH/C0E8
BRAMIM D
2I/AN
DESTROS J6
SECRET 2716B2L
FLP 68 CITE
DIRECIOR INFO MEXICO CITY
TYPIC LIRING
REFERENCE: DIRECIOR 36584
NO MEXICO CILY 1955 NUI NECLIVEU BY
2. FILE 221-798321.
SECRET
AB
-PS
8*
-DES
c2/1
GS COPY
SECRET
5161-788301
c7Sepl1968
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0830%
NH/1/3E04
4167:1973
DATE: 4
October
1968
How. Fa
CAIN NECENTANA AIRMAN
dle
COMPs
WH8
(cloth. 110c:20))
BBCRET
IND COPY
70 Г
MASSAGE FOBAL
TOBAL COPEN
BOUTERO AND! CE DUTIALS - SEEN IT
SECRET
23
BESTROY
NETEPE DO
10
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10S NO MEDA
ENPOR
FILE BE CE FILE MD.
SELM
1n,a/AN0, 01/2068, G,K/0Ks, F12
freso ond some tried,
PU 20
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(IN 02560)
CITE DIRECTOR
38881 -
INFO:
Wolfee:
REYS: A.
B.
DIRECTOR 36584+5
LIRING-T
201 Whe
I. APPRECIATE REE A RESPONSE.
AGREE WE DO NOT WANT SURFACE
WOFIRM INTEREST LIRING-3 OR WIFE
_IF CAN BE AVOIDED.
2. REP B WAS SENT FOLLOWING DISCUSSION WITH LIRING-3'9
CASE OFFICER, ROTTON HEO STIL TOY HQS. AFTER FURTHER DISCUSSION
WITH ROWTON, HOWEVER, WE PRIFER
STATION TAKE NO ACTION ON
REFERENCE B REQUEST UNTIL ROFTON RETURNS MEXICO. HE CAN THEN AT-
TEMPT OBTAIN UPDATED READING ON LIRING-S STATUS FROM LIRING-4 OR OTHE
SOURCIS, AFTER WHICH ROWTON AND MEXICO CITY STATION CAN DECIDE IF
ESHEJOR-20 INTERVENTION WARRANTED.
3. INDEX 201-248917, 201-798301.
IND OF MESSAGE
ТАЛАВТО ОБРАСЕВ
CODABILATINO OFFSIRS
201-298301
SECRET
L264-0d603
AUTHINTICATIN
6080C8B
at 111259205
• REPRODUCTION BY OTHES THAI LAF ISJI TO OFFICE IS PASTINITED.
CoPY ME
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ATRACE FORAL
ECAME COPIESS
SECRET
grapes
HIT:
BATE
CAIGN BECHITAMA DISSENGLANON
COMP
RITAL 85.
BRASCH
=..
FILE B
A mom
FILM DE CE FILE DO.
RID COPY
SECRET
ne va
(deta ana taco fuse)
PAGE 2
CHE DRECTOR
Г
38981,
"ci.
On LIRING-3's behalf to learn when bis
trial vould take place or possibly to obtain his
release.
Station reluctant surface WOFIRM interest
however without Mexico City Station concurrance.
*#Headquarters commented on fact LIRING-4 recently
took up residence in Cuban Embassy, Mexico City
because lacked funds pay rent. Also asked!
Station if could arrange for early release
• LIRING-3
and associate fron jail through higa lovel Cuet
official.
SM
DECE
WILLIAN V
for
C/WHD
WH/COG/
10/2/6, SHepu
CCCRUIMATINNO OFFICERS
SECRET
Gonnating and
premanticatin
• REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN-THE ISSUING OFF ME IS PROHIBITED.
АЛЕТИЧИТІСАТИН
• com ma
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GaT,
Hanging
: 24 September 1968
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECOND
FROM:
SUBJECT:
WH/1 E
17 Septembry 1968 discussion with DRISCOLL
re LIRLES/S & LIRING/4.
PARTICIPANTS:
DRISCOLL, VERBE, FRASCIS and Laurenc
PIPER (C/WI/2/G) .
1.
LIRING/4 is still very concerned about the im
prisonment of LIRING/3.
LIRING/4 will not travel to Cuba
until she is assured of the defaty no prores.
has enoroughly discussed L/3 with L/4 and has pointed out
the danger of attempting to intercede on L/3's behalf
through
business contacts.
L/4 contacted the Cubans for
assistance
but
they stated there was nothing they could do.
They have assisted L/4 with small amounts of noney.
L/3
has devised an open code which
he uses in letters
to let
1/4 know how
he is.
The letters are grim reading because
L/3 keeps stating he is unable to hold out much longer.
Fellow prisoners have warned L/4 not to let the Guats
transfer him
to another prison as this usually ends in the
prisoner
being shot "while escaping."
One good result
from the continued
imprisonment of L/3 is that both he and
L/4 are furthering
their bona fides with the Cubans. i
2.
L/4 is in telephone contact with the Third Séere-
tary
of the Vexican Enbassy in Guaterala.
He has made
inquiries about
L/3 with the Guats on behalf of Foreign
Minister CARRILLO Flores. A few weeks ago (prior to the
assasination of the U.S. Ambassador) the Third Secretary
told L/4 there vere three possibilities, the first which
he considered out of the question was that L/3 would be
shot, the secord was that i/4 would come to trial and be
released within a few weeks, and the third was that he woule
receive a sentence of two or
departing
three years.
Just prior to
Mexico
on this current trip,
DRISCOLL attempted
to atrange a meet
with k/4 in the usual means by slipping a
typed note under
her apartment door.
She did not make the
meeting.
DRISCOL later learned through phone tap material
that she called the Cuban Fabassy and informed
them the
SECRET
101-
98501
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C-STET
Mexican authorities had notified her she was being fined
500 pesos.
The purpose of the payment was not identified.
Later
sbe made a call from the Cuban Eabassy which indicated
she was staying there until she could get the funds to pay
the Mexicans.
DRISCOLL, therefore, concluded she had not
returned to her apartment and
did not get the note to make
their meeting.
DRISCOLL said SUAREZ (the visiting Cuba
Cultural type) has a key to L/3's apartment and night see
the
note
but would be unable to identify the sender since
DRISCOLL uses a meaningless scott as a signature.
DRISCOLL now plans upon his return to Nexico to
recontact L/4 to get the latest
1130= -1=16à
dI the Mexican Charge is unable to obtain L/3's
ir behalf of the lexicans and if it appears he will
be held indefinately:
DRISCOLL wants to explore the possibility
our doing
something to get L/3 out so the operation
become active again.
In the above regard L/3 was discussed with
a high enough contact with the Guats (ESM:JOR/20-Presidents
brother) to arrange to get L/3 and his Merican cospatriot oul
of prison and back to Mexico with a minimun security risk.
DRISCOLL said he would initiate the cable upon his return to
Mexico after he has talked with L/4.
DRISCOLL felt he should
possibly travel to Guaterala and have a preliminary neet with
nakes any all out effort. to officially
request Li3's release.
If, after seeing L/3 DRISCOLL is satis-
thar L/3 is still an ally and is willing to cooperate
after his release tben DRISCOLL belieres we should attempt to
J intercede with ESNAJOR/20.
20 will arrange the release so that all involved believe it
at the request and urging of the Mexican Govern-
DRISCOLL, however, would like L/3 and Lia to belteve
he (DRISCOLL) had something to do with the release in order
to raise his status with both for the sake of future operation-
tasks he will levy on them.
SECRET
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ASLEE
STIED MESSAGE
TOTA LORES
SECRET
"when Fland ind
FERROCUITION DE THIS COF PACHIBITED
SLOTTED
10.
альыт та тик п0-
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H-HEN TO MILE 1O-
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4W4|ss7,5
DrID COPY
lene a Strika, clunb, cl, eftiz
DESTROY I $6
SECRET BA23OTZ OCT
68 CITE MEXICO CITY 7486
DIRECTOR,
REFS: A. DIRECIOR 36584
В .
50763M06501
C.
HEMA 35502 PARA 5
LIRING-S
WISHES TO REITERATE ONCE MORE ITS RELUCTANCE TO
SOMEHOW TRY TO FREE LIRING-: FRON JAIL IN GUATEMALA CITY BY GOINS LUC
AND EXPOSING HIS WOFIRM CONNECTICA, MEXICO CITY STATION
IN AGREEMENT WITH REF B STAIEMENT THAT MORE TIME SHOULD BE ALLOWED
TO SEE IF LIRING-J WILL NOT BE RELEASED IN NOT TOO DISTANT FUTURE
WITHOUT INDICATING WOFIRM INTEREST. AS STATED IN REF C. SUCH INDICA-
TION IF IT LEAKED
ASSUMES THIS POSSISLE IN GUATEMALA; GR
IF IT ATTPACTED SUSPICION GUAI REBELS, MEXICAN LEFTISTS
FRUMENERS WOULD RENDER FURTHER OPERATIONAL EXPIRITATION LIRING- 3
AND
LIRING-A PROBLEMATIC. IT MIGHT EVEN PROMPT GUAT REBELS TO
TAKE REPRISALS AGAINST LIRING-3 AND LIRING-A. FURTKERMORE
NOT AT ALL SURE THAI FREEING LIRING-3 THROUGH INTERVENTION
MIGHT NOT JEOPARDIZE ROWTON SECURITY.
20 IF LIRING-3 RELEASED AFTER BORMAL TRIAL WITHOUT ANY
INDICATION OF OUTSIDE INFLUENCE STATION ASSUMES BOTH HE
AND
LIR!5G-4
SECRET
201-7982001
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1, NEVRACE COME
TABSURD
AT:
SLOTTED
M7::.:81.
ACTION
SECRET
(When Filled in)
HEHOGUE THE LE THIS COPI ENGINEITED
INDEED ME D 10
CLASSION TO DUE NO-
A-REE "O FILE TO.
PILE NO [I MET TO
INFO
BRAIN O
900100r Ou
PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY
7486SE SECRET
WILL HAVE INCREASED OPERATIONAL POTENTIAL • IF LIRIXG- 3 NOT
RELEASED IN NEAR FUTURE LIKING-A MAY FINO ONLY WAY OUT HER CURRENT
PREDICAMENT IS AI LEAST TEMPORARY RETUPN TO FORUIN. SME MIGHT
AT IHAT POINT BE AMENABLE UNDERTAKE MISSION SIMILAR TO THAT SHE
PREVICUSLY AGREEABLE ATTEMPI FOR WOFIRM.
3. STATION WOULD NATURALLY BE WILLING RE-EXAMINE ITS
POSITION RE LIRING- 3 IF
COULD DETERMINE
BEYOND ANY REASONABLE DOUBI THAI APPROACH OF JUDGE THROUGN
WOULD NOT LEAK. CAN
GIVE SUCH
ASSURANCE 2
4• FILE 201-798301.
SECRET
SECRET
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DISO
Г
WH/COG/OPS
1255
30 SEPT 68
MABRAGE PORN
TOTAL COPIES:
SECRET
184
SATiSE AMi: CA DariaLs • fREN &T
| 18
NO BIRDIE
WH/0008
(clamatication)
SECRET
RID COPY
(cate and tumo ivedi
41 18 21z 0cr 69
'e"ici
CITE DIRECTOR
799476-
CABLE SECRETARIAT
LIRING..?
201
PIS RELAT MEXICO CITY-7335 (IN 99476) TO |
FOR INFU. CY CABLE ATTACHED.
END OF MESSAGE
C/Ns/2/& Tunnel
WILLIAN V. BROS
for
C/WED
COOEOIRATING OFFICIE
201-298 30A
jamaste !!
ITS ENE
0ИCIB
SECRET
REPRODUCTION BY OTHER TILAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROMISITED.
COPY NO
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REYORT COVER SHEET
Leonato
068:095
+T61.68
OlIver N?ISINDONE
Roger T. KINGMA%!
BECR
Ferder
103-12,647
22 June 1971
PROJECT
KDLADDER
Sovico care?
KDLADDER 2
FIELO DISTRIBITICiA
* -
MOCLERICA ACTION
11301909919051:
DO ADDING MG.DIT
i2as DATa
A1D098ES 51:0041018
ES 01SSCU.a8T.0n
TPCв. 015559486988779
3 Headquarters (/mats)
state (political suction) "'
1
RF = 354-3
FF= 354-100
This report was done to follow pattern of nOs 12, 183 and sarc
source description was used.
The reference to the
RGG has to
indicate in some way a different source.
since the:descriptice
used on 14 is different.
RI please inder the following:
BALCARCEL
CARDOZA
ALVARADO
SOLORZANO
RODRIGUEZ
DIAZ
PER EYRA
• IL.LF.SCAS
GONEL,
CAPLATO
CACEREZ.
LANDA
- 201-160430
201-042366
201-065125
201-072176
201-244191
201-787386
201-798301
201-764855
201-251194
- 201-086191
201-371524
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•THIS IS AS BE ORNAT 51 REPORT. NOT TEALLY EVALUATES INTELICERCE
REPORT NO. CS
DATE DISTR
FELD NO. MIR 12, 647
souRce A miral thn per the has good contacte with Guatemalan
CAPitO 1D ECTICO. FIc 01 the lafouation Enica t
In To blenome terkiny body of the Gastenalan
Coint Party (PE) Carentic to lexico is he
moonathen ci the Crtral Comletoo."
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Tota body con
trolleso,
Jose Alborto
C CBA: 53/0973-70255,99.
C5911/03979-70 (Ex012,183),
fron to to circe in this rmort, reported on the no
81p O1 tSO FUT OTYIDIEITICO 1D FEICO ES Of April 1970.
7i Carien and 1216,00l mis C t20 "Dolccation of tho Central
Coonittee" et CirC tIna.
TDCS-314/
- 7I (EGO
e reliable couco, Forest the Irformation that Alvarado,
453
Tains Goering of the Pat, plannod to maide to Mexico
8. Dalecreel ales beade the "practive Comittoo" of
Ni FOr oracairezien 13 Earteo, vaich 1e responsiblo for
debyring. vir 4e11T110s the local PoT orcaalzation will
criticio ted to vill corry too ent.
To other members of
tie "Directive Coalttes' sTO ALICaTO SOLOFTERO
Alcars.
Although Rodrigues
cene this Interily posite, ho hes ber relctivel
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2
3.
There ar cummily tro active colla under the
marco of the "Directivo Coniiten:"
so. " "racuagenda Coll" headed by Carlos
I1s, vales aleo includes Solorzan
and Bortalo LaId a Chotaneda; 2n
B.
a "virane Coll" headed by loirizues,
vich also incicees Mina Co
Balcarcel.
Errcelas Cy
POTOgIe, end Carlos
111e0008 AurO.
arrerly 0 triber of tre "Prenco Coll, " no
ande tsa "iirectivo Canttes" sod 10 not forally :
moor of tho "propagands Call," sabaltted his reaignatior
frOs (2O POr 10 Aprls 1071-
maR ESporallY separated fa seLiTO participation in the
wine want
niộ.
Flold Disser: State
80 PO
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SECRET BABUJIZ MAY
69/CITE REXICO CITY 8125
MEXI
DIRECTOR
8 Mar 69 IN 53298
TYPIC LIRING - 4
REFS A. MEXICO CITY 9838(454397)
1a FATHER LIRING -4 DIED 21 APRIL • LIRING-4 FEELING VERY I
BAD ABOUT FACT SHE DID NOT SEE FATHER BEFORE DEAIH HAS NOW
APPLIED FOR VISA TO VISIT HER MOTHER LA CUBA. IF VISA GRANTED
PLANS SIAY ORLY
ONE OR IVO WEEKS.
2O ROTON HAS KEFT AWAY FROM LIRING-A SINCELIRING -3
RELEASED FROM JAIL IN GUATEMALA AND LIRING-3 HAS TOLD HER KE
OUT OF CLANDESTINE BUSINESS. IF MES SO DESIRES HOWEVER ROUTON
COULD TRY RENEW CONTACI WITH HER TO SEE IF SHE WILLING ASSESS
SOME HER "FRIENDS" LISTED IN PARA lA THROUGH IF OF REF B OR AT
LEAST COLLECT UP TO DATE BIO INFO CN THEM. ESTATICS HAS SUEJECT
PARA lE REF E PARTICLASLY IN NIED. INIS IN RETURN FOR SPRANCIN
HELP IN MAKING TRIP. PLS ADVISE.
3. FILE 281-798301:
SECRET
IS COPY
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Mesi City 2690.
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DISPATCH
Chief, KH Division
CLASSIRCAIWR
SECRET
PROCESSING ACTION
MARKED FOR BISFIES
NO MOXING RIOURES
OMIT QUALITO DESA
CAM ANDGE ISSETONG
CAFO.
FROM
Chief of Station, Mexico City'
SUBACI
PBRUMEY/The LIRING-3 Operation
ACTIDA RETUNFO - ESFERSATES
Action Required: FYI
Reference
MICROFILNED
JUN Z 1969
: HUMA-36408, 11 FebrudgOFoSyCRO.SER.
1. Forwarded attached as attachment #l are ten contact
reports written by Wallace B. RONTON dated 1l, 14, 15, and
son 25 Anril. and 5. Mav or
the latest
developments of the LIRING 3 opuration.
2. The high points of ROWTOY's reports are as follow:
LIRING -3 is intermittently in contact with
"Romulo," whom he identified from a photograph
produced by the Station as Mario AugustorMENDEZ (101-850768,
Continued.
freiConnecTION LITH 201-7983014
Attachments:
1. Reports (10), b/w
2. Surveillance
report, b/w
3. Identity sheet, u/s/c
Distribution:
Or1g & 2 - C/WHD (*/atts - I copy each atts 1 and 2; 3 copies
2 - COS,
(w/atts - l copy each atts 1
and 2; 2 copies att 3)
CHE HELSI
C© 6627
DESPAT STRERO AND TRUEST
HMMA - 37136
CIASSINATION
SECRET
GRIE
14 May 1969
**I NCS ALE NUMBE
"aretit
+4201-798301
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• CONTINLATION OF
DISPATCH
SECRET
1OL AND NUMBIR
HAHA' - 37136
b.
"Romulo, " who made at least one trip! "out
of town" from 17
February to 2 April 1969 (possibly
to Guatemala) during the period covered by ROFTON's
reports,
appears to belong to a faction of the
Guateralan FAR family disillusioned with PBRUMA.
"Romulo" during
real service asked LIRING 3 by
period under revier was to put
up an unidentified "comrade" scheduled to come to
Mexico at a date which "Rosulo" said he could not
determine exactly. This "comrade" was not the young
Guatenalan who dropped in on' LIRING3 for a couple
of days mentioned in the report dated 25 April.
d. LIRING-3 continues to collect clear evidence
that LIRING has done its best to denounce him as a
suspicious elenent definitely not to be truster (see
reports dated 15 and 19 February).
Several attempts to tail "Romulo" did not produce
particularly sienificant results.
A pretext investication of
apartment 102 of calle Coahuila, where LIRING3 met "Romulo,
produced the results contained in the Spanish language report
dated 26 February forwarded as attachment #2.
traces on the Ines!*BASION deX PIlENTEL family. Sex:-
eitimexier
There is little question at this point that LInING x's
is close to persona non grata with LIRING.
Hence; his further
usefulness against the PBRUNEY target is very limited.
RONTON has kept away from LIEINGA since LIRING-3's release
Although LIRING 4, following her
father's death (see MEXICO CITY-0125), may visit her mother
in PBRUMEN, she has no particular love for LIRING or the PERUMEN
authorities.
On the Guatemalan side of this operation, the
Station is,
as it has done
many times in the past, vaiting for
LIRING 3's Guatemalan contacts to make the next move.
Razond I. Toolge
for Willard C. CURTIS
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!
11 February, 1960,
COX PACT KETCAT
1• Agent:
2. Date & Site of recting:
1100, 11/2/69; 0a=120 Real
3. Next Heeting:
1000, 14/2/69; sare place
4. Reports/Information Jubnitted by Avert:
MICROPILMED
JUM 2 1969
DOC. MICHO. SEF.
IIRIRG/3 told zoutor that there had veen littie or no derelorents
since he last sai loston (21/1/63), just before Porton asâ left on
bis business trip to lonterrey. He cormented that he bad felt it
wiser not to teke any initiative is seering our his Fif frierds or
revisitins the iIrInG office until Frion had returned. Se stated
that his old Guate=alan frienc, Jacobo Rodriruez Padilla bed cailed
on his once in the company of Carlos vega, but zothing siraificant
had energed from the casual conversation.
Vega, at several foints
in the conversation, had rubled scoething to sodriguez about the
"crisis" but nieber save an explanation. 1/3 Icid fouton that be ag-
sumed that tois ronark referrred to the current factionalisa in the
Guaterasan revolutionary struggle.
LIRING/3 then identified the attached photo of vario Augosto Fendes
Aguilar irrediately at the first Elance as thei of "Rónuio", aka "Mario
Mendez® and "Pavel." LIRIiG/3 did sot recogrise the photo
Rowton
showed hin of Mario Otoriel Mendez Noiina®
5• Guidance/Information Given to Agent:
Rowton tolà L/3 that
according to the very sketchy infornation he
baá concerning fario jugosto Mendez iquilar it appeared that the latter
belonged to a stronzly anti-BRUMEN faction ans that this would perhaps
explain the turn-about of the LIRI:Gs alter he, i/3, had indicated to
LIRIXG/9 that he was in contact with "Pavel."
Rowton urged I/3 to seek out "Rómulo" at the calle Coabuila 221 safe-
bouse, and, failing this, to recontact Fumberto González vega at his
bose on calle Manzanillo, In the hope that the latter could arraase
a recontact with Fendez
Wall.
Ble-ton!
Kallace
3' Roston
h/o att: 1
HM1M2A-37136
IS COPY
201-798301
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14 Zebruary, 1969
CONFACE BEFORT
1. Agent: LIRIiG/3
2. Date & Site of Meeting:
1000, 14/2/59; Carino Feal jestaurant.
3. lext Heeting:
1100, 15/2/69; sane place.
4. ADKINISTRATIVE: IIRING/3 Es1d Roston that his friend,
Zerta Wigisser
has rentec
a furnished avertent that can be used by
him and reton as a salesouse as soon as it is vecated
by its preseat occupents. 1/3 explained that tbese cc-
cupants are relatives of sra vicisser noo are visiviag
Irom Arze--ina but ino are exected to raturn to tseir
non arents within the beat tea daje.i
5. REPORTS/INFORMATION GIVEN 3T AGENT:
1/3 tola feston that "Rórulo" (ibos be identified fros
a photo as ario surosto Merdez Azuilar) visited i at
sis home unannounced at about 2000 on 11 February and
stayed until almost drizhi.
Accordize to 1/3 hónulo apolozized for not naving seen
I/3 for so long ( last date reported was 3/1/69) ex-
plainirs t-at he was very busy. Ee the stated thet he
bad recently seen erd talked with Rodollo Sandoval Al-
egria in the lucunberri)prison and was pleasantiy sur
prised to iearn that jandoval ines i/3 and spoke very
nighly of him. Rónuio then ¿ent on to say that be bad
known Sardoyal many years and had actuelly been his de-
puty in Guatemala. Bonulo recalled that ben he wes last
arrested (ze explained parenthetically that he had been
arrested sour times in all) he was tortured in an effort
to make hia reveal the whereabouts of sandoval. He claimed
to I/3 tie' de finally, to avoid execution, gave a Ialse
addresg- that of one of jandoval's reletives.
I/3 told Forton that he then took the occasion to tell
Rómulo of ise harrassment be var being subjected to by
various peraors whon he felt vere belse inspired by the
Chief LIRI:S. I/3 told routen that Ronulo then asked him
what the false charzes trousat arainst hi= were. Id3 told
Rómulo the truth, saying that be kept resting reports that
he was rearded as a FIlin agent. recording to 1/3.20-
aulo exclaired that he should pay no attention to tras
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sort of slander since she ilatio office was always
vagisE to neutralize persors end roups not actir
urser their cuntrol. Ee added that the people who reail?
coint in the struggle dere used to such ronseuse and
¿ere aware of what the lInINGs sere upito. He added taat
as soon a8 seldoval zot out of prison he would "straitén
sone of those secole out siuce de jas personally avare
O1 I/3'5 LOLiTeS and sctivities jefore tis trip to i.e
border. then I/3 mentioned his contacts with Carlos Veza
(always at tie latter's initiative), Rómulo described him
as "Pastelito, a very sectarian sneaky pro-hIRING bastard".
Ee said he kould like I/3 to arranze a meeting with vege
so that he could burst in and confront aim with the fects.
Rezarding Fusserto Gorzález Vega, Rórulo said that be was
a good "eleneato" and had suffered a great deal for sce
caise, but at the nosent sas nore or less out of the pic-
ture. He say no seed for 1/3 to be in contact, with his.
iten 1/3 expressed a desire to tave sore way of contacing
Rózulo, the latter ercised to fire hin bis home adaress
as soon as he nore to a better place. He explained that
at the noment he was living in a furnished room.
it the end of the tali, then Rómuio asked when they coula
get together agais, explaining tbat be gigot have to go
don to Grizzba over the week-end, Il3 told Rowton that be
made a date for 1900 or 14/2/69. 1/3 tien suggested tzat
they meet outside so as not to irvolve bis wife (1/3 toid
Forton that be did this so that Eorton would have a chance
to observe fézulo in sose public place)i, and Rómulo acread
but said he bad a better suggeation. He then stated that
be knew a Merican family very sell and could arrange that
they meet at their hore and have dinner. He added that be
might bring along a brother ("beraaro") and would come by
L3's home at 1900 to pick hir up. W3 aereed sayieg trat
he had no objection to the brother comina along.
M a Rowton
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14-00009
15 Pebrusry, 195?.
CCNTACE POPCHRI
1. Agent: LIRINS/3
2. Date is Site of Reeting: 1100, 15/2/69; Casino Real restaurant.
3. Next Feeting:
100G, 19/2/69; Sase place..
4. Repcrts/Information Given 5z gent:
LIrIsS, 3 reported that be net again with "Rézulo" but under circus-
stances sonewhat different fron tiat anticiosted. L'3 related shat
wher he arrived at his erartrent about 1850 The Prious eveni-cio
the corpany of bis wife (alter having droppei off his daugajer at ,
Ana bana =9 Lin iónmiit; ie ivula & note irca "rónulo" asting his to
meet him at apartaent 102 of Calle Coabuila 200.
I/3 continued that sirce his wife was present woen be read the note
be felt he had to ask her to come along ( ard in addition she lad been
upset that afternoon and did not went. to be left alone ). Iber cherefore
both proceeded to the aldress riven by Riulo and found his there in
toe sidst of a rather large number of persons, apparently of the same
lazily residing in the averteent. ifter about fifteen minutes cl social
chatter, Rózulo succested that they 50 to a bearby restaurant to talk
nore privately. Romulo teen took I/3 and his wife to the restaurant
Kaku at Calle Coabuila 223 where they bad dizzer. 1i3 told notion toat
because of his wife's resence he was not able to discuss anyti-- sub-
stantive with sonilo ard cad to leave the questions be wanted to ask him
re PAR/BBRUMEi activites troll a subsequent reetinz. I/3 saced ecat in
the course of conversatice, Zorulo stated tbat Rodolfo Sandoval Alezría
hoped to be released fros prison in rarch, 1969. Rosulo also stated that
he worked in a newspaper office, but 1/3 felt he could not securely ass
the nane of the newspaper a: that time.
I/3 told Roxton that Roslo agreed to another reeting on 18 Peerary and
-asked I/3 to net him agalu at apartrent 102 of Coanuila 200 suortly after
1900, inasmuch as be fezerally leaves his place of employent
before that line, ñorulo, 513 and his wife then took la a novide littlo
Il3 then told conton that aiter held left Rowton the previous day he had
another very disturbing er-erience he appesred to Rowton cervous and sul
terine fron lack of slces. If3 explained that when he drorped into the
Salon de la
Plástica Mexicana abost 1300 on 14/2/69, be ran into an old
friend, Fanny Ravel, a leican artist with who: be had worked very closely
In PsaUren sore years ago. if's continued to Rcaton that despite thei
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14-00000
2.
friendship, verny Ravel treated bag in an ourious cold manner.
1/3, feeling toat be could not this pass unnoticed, got fanny in sce
corder and assed atat das up. the replied that Ico sore time she cad
been bearing "disturbing reports" about 1/3. Under further questicning
by I/3 she specisivi thatoriginally, sore 7-ô conics previcisly she
had been told by a Jalio official tiat I/3 "was to: to be tristéd".
Fanny continued
that she did sot pay ico suca attention to this,since
the official as ra:her "loänievel", but sore recently ste vas/told the
sane thirg by an "izpeachable source" and could not coallense it des
pite her higa personal esteen ic= I/3.
1/3 consented to berton that the "ininpeachable scurce"
'Just, be the Chiel
IMRIiG, inascuch as Fanny Ravel as alrays been a close pe: schal frierd
of his and possibir eren ore of his sistresses. I/3 contiaved that iT-T-cis
ned several wines corrented to hin (when I/4 was working in the LIzING
office) that Farny harel was infrequent telephone contact sita the Caief.
5º GUIDANCE Given to agent:
Rowton told I/3 that he was zone convinced then ever that the lIaLiG
office bad rounted a slander operation agairst his becaise of is con-
tacts vito the Camíilo Garcez group (lein Barrics brothers aná Zonulo)
waich Portrai das apparently altempting to isciate in their on ictarest.
shen 1/3 appeared a little consoled at this, Ronton continued that se
felt W/3 sbould, at the 18 leb seeting with "ñómuio", tell the latter
he kner the gaze the IIRTiGs were up to and ask "Rónulò" Foint blank
whether be icew to what extert the lIFiG ofice was try-e to sabotage
FAR because of its nationalistic anti--BRurEl position. Porton asked I/3
to entice "Pórulo" isto such a discussion in the hope that "aómulo"
would ast him, Iu3, to belp discorer gay unilateral operations PRUMEN
night be plannins. Rerton continied that I/3 scould tell ionulo that
although he was virtually cut off fron the lifInG office, he still had
a great nany FITZ Iriends ( =-6-
1) from
whom he could possil? get useful information to help Bonlo"s faction.
Roston suirested that 1/3 could also provose to fonulo that they both
put the squeeze on carlos trea (apparently a LInING provestion) to ca
sone prelicinary inforsation on the inteations of the LIFTiG. operasion.
H. B. Rowton
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19 February, 1969
CONTACE BORCE
1. Agent: IIFING/3
2. Date & Site of Feetirg:
1000, 19/2169; Canino Zeal Restaurant.
3. Next Meeting:
Sene tire, sane place, 21/2/69.
4. Reports/Intornatin Given by teent:
LIRING/3 reported that "Piculo" appeared unancounced at bis apartuent
on the late altercoon of 17/2/59 and consequetly he did not go to seet
him at arartient 102 of 2C0 Soahulla it. On 15/2/69 as crizinalis plarned.
IIZIIG/3 told sorton that "Résulo prozised to see bin again about 1500
on 20/2/59, conia5 to pick him up at his apartaent.
LIKIG/3 then stäted that on the mamine ne 9912160 to has
Godoy, tse wife of Jerge, at Sobernación and vas so disturbed at tha cool
reception that he looked up jorze Godoy later that day to find out that vas
going on. Jorge Godoy was cuite frank with his telline hi= that the il-I:g
office bad advised bin to keep clear of LIRI:a/3 because he was not te be
trusted. Godoy continued that a LIkIG official had told nim that LIRIrG/3
was being used ( perhaps unconsciously at firsty ly sone counter-rerola-
tionery erganizazion and that the LInING Office based it assertion on abe
following three points: (1) IIAIlG/3 bad been in touch witi a foreignom who
pretended to be a businessman but who did sot do any business with Fare,
(2) IIaING/3 had access to ictorsation itat could cose only fros a solice
source (3) LIB KE/3 was resporsible for the arrest of IdentitylA
ETid
bad undertaken the mission to Guatenala to get informatic agaius che re-
volution.
accordizz to iIRIG/3, forge Godoy told hin tcat it was difficult to beiive
all this, especially in the light of I/l's reiatively long imprisonment, but
he had to take it seriously in vier of the source of the caarges. 1/3 tr
told Rowton that he went over each point in rebuttal on a zatter of priciple
despite the fact that Godo's mind obvio sly yas already ande up.
LINING/3 told Roston that when he talked later that day with "Rómulo" be re-
lated what had happened with Godor. "Róculo" replied that those LIBIG al-
legations vere not to be taken serlously. He corsented: "'e have already
looked into tbem asd do not believe tben." He explained that for one thing
1f IN3 had beer a spy he certainly would bave continued (with the approra?
and connivance of the authorities) on up the the sountains woere he could set.
useful irformatich, instead of percitting hiasel! to be arrested just aiter
stepfing across the border. "Rósulo" agreed with 1/3 that the LARING office
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probably does not want Il? to beir dis ("Fóui09s") fection and bare dece
ever;thing possibie lo isolate 113 cros hia cornal social contacts, =imulo
added that the only importent Fort in the tole a rair ras that there were
"certain eleneats" among the sustenalen revolutionaries that alaht bellere the
LIPIG charzes and cossibly do cara to 1/3 and or his dice. Bótulo unced i13
"to be careful" and for that reasca di not encourare toe icea of à contacaca-
sion •it Carlos vega at tois tine. Re continued the: i1, borever, I/3 i-sisted
be would be cleâ to have it out rich Carlos deza to fird out who bad ser: dia
to provoke 1/3. Rowton agread that little or nothine could be accompilebre
in pursuire this ratter.
1/3 conticued that rber he toid zónulo that he felt frustrated and beipless
volusionary, have courage and patience in ccafrontino shese problems. ie con-
tinued that de biaself noped to costinue to see I/3 and be ras sure saat things
would work out. Le stressed that le and his lastio: value tie friendship and
lojalty of 1adividuals such as Id3 itereas the LIRING establishment fa literestel
only in groups and organizations toat can further their em interests.
5. GUIDANCE/IN URANIICE Eiven to agent:
Morton escouraged i/3 to continue his efforts to find steady employment alace
he was nost vulnerable to both the IRiit agents as weil as FAR in the vetter
of bis financial resources. I/3 told Ronton that he had already been pronized
an eppointent to sore teachine pesition by javier Espinosa, private secretary
to Yañez, the secretary of Educa-ion. L/3 commented that Espirosa is 25 neart
¿ "Çood procressive" aná has been tery symatcetic to bie siace has retura to
Mexico. I/3 also stated that he s=-ends to look up Feracleo ¿epeda in she bope
that the latter car place him sorehere in SOFASUPO or amargela job rita big
Chiapas newspaper ( "Recovación").
sorton also urged 1/3. to continue to elicit information fros "Rósulo" ceaser-
ning bis faction of the FAR and au? kno ledes he rigat bave concernine tce
Inderendent operations being planned by FERNa in Guaterala.
dilator
Wallace B. Bouton
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27 "arch, 1969
1. Agent:
IIFING/3
2. Date & Site of feeting: 1000, 27/3/69; Cal:i=o Beal Bestaurant
3o text reetics:
Sase place and time, ?/÷/69.
4o Inforsation/reports Given by igent:
INRING/3 reported that unfortunately "Rosulo" (Vario lugosto MurIEl senilar)
had not reappeared since his iast reeting with his ( 17/2/63) and tear de
felt he could do nothing but wait for bir to initiate the recouetact
T.TRT:G/3 cortinued that
on bis ous initiative se sad áro-rez
oy the I-zIG
offices on 21 March, feelir that he should not continue to remain in iso-
latior despite the unfavorable runors against ain aparently origizzed by
that office. Je told Ponton that unfortunacely de dia not find anyone of
Inportance in the oifices at that time, but as tola by the gatekeezer that
"they wantei to see hin" and that de should retur early the foilo ir week.
IIAING/3 contia-ed to Routen trat instead of returning to the office za de
cided to telepicone LIRIlG/9 at his home. le did so on the cornine of 25/3/69
but was told by a woman with a vexican accent (otriously the maid)tast neitber
IIRIG/9 nOr IIRI:G/2 was at cose. IIRIG/3 then left tis nare and sated the
voran to inforn either of ches toat he bad called.
LIRING/3 continued that acout 1200 that saze day (25/3/69) his oid ariend
,Identity B
appeared unanrounced at kis appartzent. I/3' tola Fouton that
although it was obvious that Iden B had appeared in response to tre tele
phore cessage that 1/3 had left for LIRIIG/9, Iden & did Ant refer =0 1t,
expiaining sipl; that he had dropped arcund to see don LIRInG/3 end his wife
were doins. Je did mentionas subsequently in tie caversation that se vas
nod living with LIRT:G/2 and HIRING/S and LIRING/13 in their "very enole"
apartnent. Iden B contizued that he hoped to reshin in Mexico until July
1960 and that he was pleunig to marry a lexican divorcée with three elildren
(boys) whon be bad originally set many zears ago in a visit to texico city.
• MRiG/3 told Ronton that Iden B was surprisingly cordial, regretil the
fast that ther had not seen eaca other for sore tire
and encouragine wiliG/s
to keep in touch in the future. Ee invited :13 to lindh on 29/3/69 but asked
his to telephone to confirs. le rave L/3 the telephone aunder of illiG/?'s
residence, apparently forgettire that 1/3 already lad the bumber.
Iden B tien sold LIHt:G/3 not to be disturbed over the rumors circuliting
about bin, since ho kinsell had been subjected to auch the same treatzent
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several years previously i. F3R01151l. te then stated that in aro cese the
FRiPEr Chief nould not be retamin. to texico, and that this should make 1/3
Lapor. To console 1/3, Iden B continued that the MInG Chief was not fogier
with the staif, since he was considered to forcal ani sacobish, and sozersat
petty is his vindictiveness. Iden B
arreed with if3 trat the lInING Caie. cad
dose cuca to bam LirI:o/3'a reputation, and probably seted fros purely personal
nOtives ( under the infience of Carien Lozada's fataer and busband).
Iden B jid no teil 1/3 ino would replace the lIßzio Caief. He comsenien that
for sone tire bac: ho had vithoram fror politgis and tried to zind his our
business, earrine sis living or fiving lectures on his owa initiative.
On the domestic sioncion in zE214ati, IdenB coccorted that thirgs were "sery
bed" both politis.ilr and ecorozically. Ee exploined that EBRikai currentiy founa
itself in a squeeze play betueen the big povers end xes enuineit fear ul of
a Soviet Mixon reprockerent, at their expense, of course. Ch the econcois side
Iden B conmented that he vas happy to be in lexico but added weekly toat there
was every hope inat things sould zet better by 107C. then 1/3 countered tiat
everyone had been
sirging
that tune for many yeers, Iden B did not defend bis
position.
LIK 5G/3 then told Rostce that he took the occasion
to sention to Iden B Elat
a certain Carlos Vera (akaCarlos Enrique TOPPZ Garcia) had been pestering zim
in the bope of finding soreone traveling to PERCHili tao would be willing o
carry some packages to sose of ais friends (ircluding the son of Turcios). inep
I/3 asced Iden B sether he would be willing to meet this Carlos vega before
consenting to carry over nis packages, Iden B replied; "SI, cono DO. Cor sucho
gusto."
LIRING/3 commented to Reston that be brought un the nese of Carlos VEla as a
sign of good faith both vis-avis the latter as well as the ilal:o office since
he felt it bighly probabl that Vega was reporting regularly te the LIRijE corple
either directly or indirectly and that in fact Vega had fossibly been sen: to
check on LIRIUG/3 and his wife. LIRING/3 contirued tiat de plurred to recor-
tuct Jacobo Rodriguez Padilla and ask him to pass alon, the messa e to Carios
Vega that LIRI!iG/3 vas anxious to see hin again since be felt thei. he had re-
solved Vegn's "Frobler."
LIRI.G/3 also toid doton that he had expressed the desire to Iden to re-
visit PERilali sore tine in the futura. Iden B replied that he
aculd do every
thing ba could to expedite the visa, which he said he felt present no problem.
LIRING/3 also told Rowton that LIRIiG/4 had received a letter from her mother
astine ber to attent to obtain a 30-day visitor's visa for der to core to
Pezico on vacation. IIxi:G/3 told Roton that he and i1sI:c/4 had alread
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made forsal application for ice visa, altacic. they dere rot optimistic that
Gobercación would grant it. iIntio/3 added tsat he did not rention this deve-
lopmert to
Iden B
altough be airhe possibly rention it in passing
at his next chat. LIPIiG/3 corrented to Rostc that he felt LIRIlS/L's notber
nicot have sone interessine rosaid but could ros ve expectaà to tell bin and
• IIRI:G/4 anything stertlier. He added that he bed appiled for the visa more out
of courtesy that in eariest and actually hoped that the visa would not be
granted, sirice this would sive bim and IInliG/i a good pretext to nake another
trip to FRaNDA for purely personal reasons.
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8 Apri1, 19,69
COLPALT BEPOKE
1. Agent:
LIRING/3
2. Date & Site of leeting:
ICCO, 7/4/69; restaurant of Camino Reel notel.
3. Next Neeting:
1000, 914/59; sase pince.
4. Information, Reports Given by Apert:
IIRING/3 reported that at lozg leat *Rónulo"( lazio Aucesto liendez
Aguilar) bad reappaared at his apertsent, or the afternoon of 2 igril,
without prior notice, as usual. 1lr2:9/3 tola sorton that "Rómulo"
apologizes for nou baving been abie o revisit LIRIIG/3 before that
date, aná explained that he had been "out of toim". According io I/3
"númuLo- a10 not gIve any expinhatics of bis abeence since mid-february
and 1/3 felt be could not ast: for such expionation. "Rómulo" prozised
to keep in touch with IIAI:G/3 by ¿ropping in to bis apartment "besever
be could". LIRZiG/3 tolà Fo:ton that he rade a discreet effort to ret
from "Pórulo" a telephone nuber oo address through wbica he could be
contacted.
IIRI:G/3 also reported that de hed zet with Iden B
twice during
Easter week, out as yet had been unsble to fet into his residence, as he
had boped. He stressed that bis relationship wita Iden B
was ii
proving steadily and he felt this a good sign, i-asnuch as he felt certain
that
Iden B
would not take the initiativeol recontacting LlaiiG/3
without prior consultation vith 2IFI/S/9 and LIRING/2.
IIRIXG/3 shen told Routon that II'E.o/t hod received a very ressiristic
letter fro= a certsin Echemendie, e cicle residire in Erooklyn, lew York,
who stated that LIRING/u's fether vas dring of cancer of the throat and
was unable to leave his hose. IIRI:0/3 continued that be had just dis-
covered that LIRIlG/4 on her own irf:lative hed rushed to the t.s. con-
sulate and requested a visa. As she subsequently told LIHING/3, 1I3:1G/4
was inforzed by a consular officinl shat her case vould have to be "in-
vestigated carefully by IO?AT" and teat she was required to pay 925 pesos
for a teleçram to rashington, D.C. to expedite the case. LIRING/3 told
Roston tbat be felt IIRI:G/4'g action bed teen precipitous: and could cause
bis additional embarrassment with the LIRING office.. He adied that te did
not think a visa would be rransed, bus aoked ionton to;
do wbatever he
could to rake certain that lInliG/4's -quest was turned down. Hy con-
tinued that in view of this unexpected development, he felt 1t wise
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to recontect IlPliG/9 and tell hin about iIizid/4's application for the
visa. Ronton agreed that this would be the best course of action, especi
ally since LIPI:G/3 had originally centioned LIHI.o/k's desire to visit
her sick father and the problem this represented for him, when he first
talked to LIÄIiG/9 after his retun from Guarenala.
MIRINC/3 t-ld Rowton that he feit this would also constitute a good pre-
text to sound out LIRING/9 about his persoral feelings toward LIRING/3
and his own situation in the LIRIG CIfice. Rowton surrested that LIRIie/3
take this occasion to mention casually that he was still in occasional
contact with the Guateralans and to five LIPIG/, the names
of "Rómulo"
and Carlos Vera, if L/9 asied for deteils.
wallace B Rowton
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• 11 April, 19691
CONTACT KETCET
1. Agent: LIRINÕ/3
2. Date & Site of jeeting:
3. Text Meeting:
1000, 19/1/69, senico deal restaurant.
Sane tire, piace, 1300, 94/4/53.
4. Information/ Reports Given by igent:
LIRIlG/3 reported that he received an unerrected risit on 9/4/59
Iron Rogelio suirre, brother of ierjes luirge, whos bott ie and
LIBING/4 bave know for many years (fros their work together in
FERUMER). IIRING/3 told Rowton that he was surprised at the risit
Sino inin dUEtiiN auù jEsUeD aguarit sere close irienas'o1 teresa
lozada and ber busbana, Carlos Fersabal. Il3 explained to Roston
that bota Rogelio and Jerjes are encloved in the Sécretaría de
Educeión woero Teresa Lozada worked for severil rears.
LIRIlG/3 continned to sonton that Rogello, without making any
reference to the Persabal fanily, asked IinING/3 to do him an
important favor. He vert on to state that. an LIR:4G/3 rnew,
Identity C
, was currently living in her hone
town in FBRINaNd the save area that LIRTNG/4 cones from) and was
hoping to visit them in lexico City in the near lucure. Roselio
continued that be hoped that IIRIXG/3 could bave a checkifron a
Canadian bank and inigration documents band carried to Iden C
so that she could pay for the ticket and present the lexican
visa locally in PERONDN. LIRING/3 told Porton that althougn he felt
& bit mystified at this request, he told Roselio Amirre, that be
mould do that be could to find soneone who vas pleanias e trip to
PBRUMEN in the near future.
LIRING/3 cortinued to foston that the nase of his friend! Iden B
Immediately case to his mind ard se atterrted to telepbone
him at the apartment of LIRING/9. He, horever, found that the tele-
phone was not in service, and felt that he had an excellent pretext
•to visit the apartment about 1500 on that same day (11/4/69) ex
plaining to
Iden B
(and/or LIRI:E/2 or /9) tbat he had to get
in touch urgently to pass on the request of Rosello Aquirre. LIRIUG/3
agreed with horton that he could take this occasion to ask the rIkiNG
office to attempt to obtain information os the state of bealta of the
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fatber of LIRI: 0/4 through the likinG office in lew York City. IIiIC/3
agreed that there as li:tle chance of this request being honored, but
It would serve to reveal his lack of any other channeis to LIRlls/4 's
father and stress the lezitinacy of liRaiG/h's concern for the bealth
of her fatherf an application for a visa to visit him).
IIXIX3/3 then stated to icwton that he suspected the telephone o? the
LIRING/9 apartrent vas tapped. Fe explained that generally hen se bad
called in the past, there das an urexplained interruption in the line
before the party could reply. He stressed to routon that this as his
and that; Iron R
shes the ript ate an
recently as 9/4/69 did not make any comment about the telephone service
in the apartmert.
LIRING/3 rasaised Rowton that when be visite: the apartment: that siternnon
he would take as gocd a note as possible of tie lay-out and furnistings
and arcertain the identity of the said.
¿allace i Rowton
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21 it-li, 1969
A. Agent:
IIING/3
B. Rate
& Site of "eeting:
1000, 21/4/69; Semino Peal Restaurant.
c. lext leeting:
joes tine, place; 25/4/59
D. Reports/Inforation Glien by irent:
LIRI.G/3 apolorized for rot havine been able to rake she last
scheduled mecting with zorton, 1050 on 19/4/69. Fe expiained that
his friend,
Iden B
, had sexpectedly arcoped in to see him
at that time end he felt it nore important to see hir again than to
make the meeting sith icaton ( be subseouently left a accora .1s
notion's answezing seryice).
IIRING/3 contired that be explained to
Iden B
the enoticral
strain that LIxLG/4 war underroing as a result of the bad
neis con
cerning her father's health. He ther asked Iden B 10 attempt to as
certein the
true state of his beaith through the LIa=S Office in New
York and gave Iden B tie name and telephone amber o? the
aunt of
IIRI:G/4 who appeared to be the best source.
Iden B
1, according
to IIRING/3 promised to zend a nessage with the next cuch and hoped
to have news for uIkIid/3 within the next ten days.
According tó LIRING/3,
Iden B
then suggested thatluIRI:€/3
thias about noving to PERCYEN for a "lenathy stay, geranowl
Indefiritely."
He explained that he felt he urderstocd LIRIiG/3's probiens, the islus
nies, the subtle persecution and the resultant increcsingly difficult
financial situation he found hirself in, and he felt'tzere was no real
solution in rexico. In iRrEN, horever, he could isare much nore easily
for his wife and child, siice sost of his basic finaerial probless sould
be solved. Be added that he was sure that he suld fird LIRING/3 sore
sort of work in the cultiral field as soon as he retured to BRitaN and
then arrange an invitation. IIRI:G/3 told Roston teet although he recarded
this proposition as encourecing ( since be vas certair that Iden B
had prior approval fro= tbe LINING Office), be took a satural and 105ical
approach in replying to Iden B
Fe stated that he tele Iden B ibat in
principle ne agreedbut he had to face the relities of the situation. First
he was not at all certain that he could convince his vice to make such a
move, and second, he was not opticistic that Iden B could arrange a good
position for him in partre that dould perrit him to york sericusly and,
of course, make enough ioney to neet tis livize experses.
Iden! B
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replied that he felt it quise porsible to arrange sorataire for IIRIN$/3
and for that reasch bai brouga. ip the idea at this oint.
Rowson told IIRl Gi3, in reply to sis quer. that susa a trip to paRukes.
would be interestig
Io big only il LINI:G/3 was offered a position in
the cultural field wita food acces? to EliTa: intellectuals and govers-
rent officials. Iram?/3 arraed, commentin that he ed Iden D
and such young rebelstell enougs to deve-op good correct with then, provided
he was riven a reasonably serious job. In ary case he promised to work oe
IIRI:9/4 in the nope of persuadi, her to fo alorg vita hie, woen and 1º
Iden B's
proposal naterialized.
LIRI:G/3 coatinued that Iden B
then cifered to arrange en exposition
fOr LIRING/3 st
Iden F
in Guernovaca, statinz that he could
#=== itsone sirricang viroign sce virector of the mileries (fenale) veo.
was a close friend of his. Lairtis accepted this aviarently geruine offer
and arranged to travel to Cuernaraca on tue morning o= 22/4/69 to talk: t=
matter over with the director of tre art calieries.
J.IRING/3 then reported to Roiton that "Résuio" had agair visited him at sis!
apartsent late on
tbe evening of 15/4/69 & laus anticipating the meeting
for 1830 in front
of noolworth's fo= the folloring dev,as originally plasted).
Accoril-E to LIRING/3, "Róulo" (Mario Auposto lendez leuilar) told his teat
he bed teken
the liberty of corinz that evening to iICaG/3's apartment since
he ranteà to talk in private of "sanetbire that IIRItO/3 saulú do to hele
his friends". "Rémulo" then went ca to expain that ere of his comrades ras
expected to arrive in Fexico City "i= the rear future" and rould need a so
cure place to live, at leaste untii Le coula cind a place of his own. "Résulo!
stressed that this
person, woose lientity ie binelf did not astet/know, scald
- Be traveling "clandestinely" ard sculd not risk rentic a roos on his orr
until he had established hirself in the parea. LIRIrG/3 replied that be,o?
course, would do his best, but poisted out that he kisself was not in a good
position to protect anzone. He fin:lit agreed that this person night be eble
to use his kitenen as seaporary litir, quarters, enterie and leating the
apartrest througbt the back(service)entrance. LIRENG/3 sointed out to "Rósalo"
that the back door to the apartzen couse sas locked a: 1700 every day and
that therefore it would be necessar. "or the verson using that entrance to
return to the apartment for food every nirat before 1700. "Rómulo" as ap
parently satisfied with this
offer of IIRING/s and poolised to let him incr
when the person arrived in Mexico City
*"Rozulo" then mentioned to IIRI G'S that Iden E was
currently in the
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PBRiLL capital and that he hissell ("'árulo"; vas in sore or less recular
tolen sitk the sother o1 *31 Chino" wron iir: 0/3 understood tdoe Yon
Sosa). "Rónulo" also mentioned in jas tur that ho worke ter tre or toree
nours a day in the accounts office c: Ovacianas and alsa does scue sart
time work at a colf club i terico city.
E. Information/Guidence Given to ir==t:
Rowton asked -IRI:G/3 to contine to press
Iden B
¿or-ore specific
inforsation about his proposed assistence to 1IRE G/3 in obraindig e job
in FBREYEN, 1:D some indication sos to the extent of the mowledre and baci
ing of the iIFING office. Porton did not encourage LI-I:=/3 to take such
==-capesz curiunody unari ne colid cat zore corcrete data frce Iden B.
Wito regard to "Pómulo's" sheer regiest for assistance. Ferton stated that
he would be ruch more interested in this developzont, dan and in lIRING/3
could get the identity os the correde of "Pérule" wen de vas to provide
a salebouse for. Rowton suedested that iIRl c/3 put this person up then he
appeared for à seu days, long encura to perzit Forton to get a look at bim
and identify bin. A deterniratior could thon be tade as to the best course
of action for LIRING/3 with regard to this person. In reply to IIRIr2/3's
query, Porton trought that it would be best to reinsure vital the sirliG
office regarding this matter by casually zentiozine te
Iden B
that
he was performing this service for his fiR friezds. lIa=:@/3lagreed.com-
menting toat he loped that he rould ros agair be caught in the crossfire
between the LIEING Office and the natirralist laction of the lp:a.
dallace 3. Zorton
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25 Acri1, 9559
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SINCE BrAT
To Agent:
2. Date i Site of Meetira:
1000, 2514/59; Jasino Real Restaurant.
3o Text leeting:
1000, 23/4/69; Bobbin i-staurant.
A. Eepuris/inforiation Given by Arert:
IIRINE/3 reported to Porton that he went to Cuernaraca early
or the soming of 22/4/69 alone, since
Iden B
baci out
of the trip at the lait rinute, saging le bad to rerain in lexico
City. 212713/3, however, vas able to tali. to the birector of the
Art Gallery of
hinsels and arranged an ex-
position for 7 June, 1959.
IIkI2G/3 continued to Fowton that when he rezurned some late that
saue right he found a zote from his wife intomina bi= tha- she
had one out to telepore long distence and would not be
back until
late that nigot. when sie returned she inforzed him tzat sae had me-
ceived a telecram informing her that her father had died
the previous evening (21/1/69) and that to had been desting fo
telepaoce her rother in FBaUMall but had not been able telet througa.
LIRITC/3 continued that his father-in-law was buried on 24/4/69 =r2
that his wife was still in à state of depression and grief, especially
since she had been urable to see her father before his death or at
tera the funeral.
LIRING/3 also reported That at about 1030 or 23/4/59 a Suateralan,sed
about 25,poor.y dressed and somerhat receablira Carios Tega, bad ap
peared urannounced at his apartrent with a szall piece of paper on
which sere vritten IIaI:G/3'g naae end address. le iniroduced hissel!
witious came siply as a "friend of the leds Farrios brothers froz
Guaterala City," end asked 1IRI!G/3 to put his up for a lex days.
LIRI:G/3 sold Horton that he agreed after sore reluctance, suepucting
that this vas the person referred to by Nario Mendez (Romulo"), al -
though the roung Guatesalan did not mention "Rizulo" by dase. lIRI: 3/2
told Ronton that before promising to rut the Cuatemalan up, he cos
mented to him that ali-ough he had a cread deal of versonal respect for
the Leon Barrios brotherg he was disappointed that neither they nor
their rotber had writter to him for the past several zonths, apparently
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cecause the? calieved the calumnies areead against ain be Cerlos
Ferzabaà,
• Accordira to =102.363, Bhe gours
Guarenaian toid hin that ria friends bac: in Guatenala City Costirued
to nave contaience
In 1122: 9/3, but rhad to respect the opirices oi
otbarg,and hes ao alterasive but to discontirus correscondence witc
11PI09/3,at Least for a respectable veriod." Le contirued taat 1Ir1:9/3
should realize that their cranisation in Guatezale City vas is no
position to cieor out variors and sundry charges mie against cheir
friends and ass to let tire take care of mostd their probless o tais
neture.
WArG/3 told Poston that le finail, gave the unexpected bouse-cuest a
=st t: 009 mine duE lUVR Us uns EDILa, mOvisE the letter to sis stadio.
Ee then asked the cuest to remain as irconspicuous as possible, iricamira
bin that he erected a nuzber of children thet aftercon for an art lezgon
in she apart=ent. The Guatehakan orcaised to be out ce the apartent during
the day and to return late #night. II.I:G/3 told onton that in fact he
did not reappear until about 2300 that night, and left before 0700 the
Iollowing noming. "ben he returned at about 2200 on the nigot of 24/4/55
he informed i1= 1G/3 that de would be leaving the apertent the next ccruise
early and would not have to return. Ze thanked IIRI1G/3 profusel, tre
next norcinz (25/4/69) and left at about 0900 without telling LIMuSI3
¿here be intôled to 50.
LIPTG/3 contizued to Rowton that et about 1930 on 23/4/69, wben he returned
to bis apartnest, be fourd "Rómulo" ( Mario Fendez Auilar) in his livies
roos having co-fee with his rife. IIRIiG/3 took the occasion to teli Rómulo
about the uner-ected bouseruest. According to LIPIC/? "Rósulo" gppeared
genuirely surprised and asked for the identity and pa:sicall description of
the person. Wien IIRING/3 told bim as nuch as he cnew, "Raulo" stated that :
he could not liestify the person as a friend of his. Ee epeculted that the
urannounced guest bad been sent to check on LIRI:S/3 and advised hiz to
be cautious and as normal as possible in his routine shile the person re-
zain in the house. Re said that he aid not exclude the possibilit that
this person bas been sent by the LIRISG office "to check on LIRING 3"a
private life", "Zóaulo" then offerred IIRING/3 a revolver for his sell
defense, but 1i32:0/3 turned it down, saying that he was aot vorried to
that extent. iczoratic to iT G/3, "almulo" stated that be hisseir pro-
ferred to avoid meeting the young Guatemalan since ne could not identify
bin. de reassured lIRIG/3 that ais orn conrode who right also be in need
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of a aateroom would not appear unannounced is such a sanner, addite
¿hat to date be die not dare any definite cord on tais purson's 2a1
ir rexico City.
LIRI:G/3 told Forton teet be expects "Romulo" to revisit him at cis
hore sonetica during the lste evenine of 24/4/69. He told Roston trat
It occurred to bit that ze right invited
Iden B
to the apartzent
on the same night in the cope that he could witness a face-tc-lace zeeting
with r=baulo" and Iden B. Ee felt that this acula sere to keep bi: sands
as clean as pissible in the eres of the LINIG office, since he ves cortain
that Iden B
would report prosptly of his seetina with "Pé=alo."
Rontos agreed, feeling test it was important for 117-0/3 to bring '=
occasio-al retires with "Rézulo" fully to the atuention neitine intrie
office, on the ofi-chance that they aiready uid not now about thei, und
that Iden B
would ie the best channel for tais.
wallace & Roaton
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5:97, 1059
COMPACT BRELER -
To Agent: IIRI:S/3
2. Date li Site
of Yeeting:
1060, 5/5/59; 20310 Restaurant.
3. Next Meeting:
1000, 715/59; same place.
4. Reports/ infornation Given by Agert:
IIRIIG/3 amounced with
angerent pleasure tact at Icar last the
coIzo channel wita toe ?:R had dees reopened. He stated that he
had just received a letter froz the elder of the tuc león Barrios
brothers (Miguel and Juén) indicatire thet in his aird the long
period of "probation" was over that ard that closer contact could
letter dated 28 doril, 1959
¿ebe the candiritire ne stated he recoe-
nixed as that of Miguel/sarrios, ir which the priter, tao
signed
the letter as "julio Astonio", inforced IIRING/? that be bad just
been released fros prison /"gratorio") and yas plarning to leave
town intil things cool off cor hin. IIRºNG/3 told Roston that he
understood the double-talk of the criter to neen that je needed
money (2.100) to travel to lexico there he hoped to visit IIRIZG/3.
Rowtoz's photostat and travelation of the itter is attached bere-
with.
The carclope, postraried Guatemala City, 2/5/69, is airessea to
LIRING/4 (as previously rec-ested by LIPING/3) and bears the re-
turn adáress i. Antonio rediza, 24 Galle 1-65, Zona 1, Guatemala,
and was sent srecial delivery. LIRI:G/3 told Roston tzat he did
not recognize the return address, and assured that it,as well as
the sender's naze, ledina, sas notional. Fe added that "Violeta"
was the code word for oper tional costact with anyone arriving
on bebalf of the leon Barriog bretzers, and that doña juisa referred
to Marta, the nother of the león Barrics brotbers.
when Rorton asreed that WRING/3 sbould send soze money, no more
that 1,000 pesos (280 ) rith a cover letter fror whaiG/4 (05-
tensibly) but in his own henduritigg, explai: ine in doutle-tali
that fortunatel, ke in deing {a1-l, well financially and tat
LIRING/ is non vorking in an art galler, and expects to inherit
money from her father who recertly passed away. Il.IN/3 promised
to have the cover letter and ervelore reedy when he set vita Roxton
on 7/5/69 so this he could insert the noney order. 113 told
Roston
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14-0000
that i: felt it best to send the corey omer in the care of Elsa,
the eldest of the leon tamios sisters, retire tre to the notber
(Farte) as requested in the letter. He ext sired that the last morey
order (ecuall? cortilled banr check) in 21sz'g nage, sent by lIkI:C/*,
arrives gafely and amperentay as cached iont difficulty.
sugseased toat ina- G/3 send the letter, re-istored vice receipt requeste
just to be sure thet the leiter arrived at its destirazion.
rikile tin
allace B. Postor.
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SECRETATTAi
REar +2 10119-37-1360
Léxico de %o a 24
3
acirero de 10d9.
ASUNtO. CCAluIli d9 200 altes 1U2
MICROFILMED
JUN 2 1469
4P
à quien correrianda.
DOC. MICRO. SER
PRESAICE:
Ke percito inforzar el resultado de la investigación en la direcci
on anotada.
El día de hoy estuvísos de visita en el departarento i9 102 de las calles -
de Coahuila de la colonia Zora D. F.
En ese lugar viven la Señora IDS 1a520 DE aletEl, se int, una hija ca-
mo de 15 años de edad, una niña coso de 8 años, un hijo cono de 17 años -
3 estudiantes que tienen de huespedes.
la persona que junge cono jefe de casa es an sobrino de la Sra. ITES de -
nombre J02G3 CAlui FAltas que trabaja cono agente de ventas y por lo regi -
lar siencre ande viajando.
DES DAS2O: DS FIrETEL, Su familia y los zeizedes que tienen son V92à03-
LAiOS y tienen de vivir en ese dejarta-esto 3 años, tienen el teléfono e
64-69-37.
la Sr2. LEs y su farilia son auy atertos y azajles, sero cuando la Sra. -
INaS se enoja es sucho muy crosera.
Cuando estabaros platicando con Ella, se enojo con su hijo y lo puso Veeba
BiÁCO Y CCACiLO de lajaderías.
Cuando le preguntasos por su Espoão, nos centeato categoricamente, "iI "3-
IREGUSTAT FOR SSE HIJO DE 30
•• 1$223 • for lo que ya no quiz1-
mos ahondar las preguztas.
Ja Sra. LES es zedio blarca cos un poco de jaio en la cara, ojos negros, -
pelo neero lacio jintado, naria recta, boca secular, rentín oval, freste -
regular, estatura cono de 1.68 ats. y de 65 a 7o kilos de
peso, viste de
n/walt: 2
CS COPY
HMMA - 37136
37507PT3
201:798301
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SECRET
amacio de tica. =
BTT#2 M59-37136
negro a causa de la merie de una berzana suga que hace 3 resea surió, -
La Sre. Ii3s tiene 50 aïos de edad, según su propio dicho.
la casa se congone de sale cosedor, cocina, baño, 3 recázares y cuarto de
planchado que tribien lo ceugen coro recátara, los mebles son suy sedes -
tos, no tieres Irégenes Catolicas j solamente
en una
de las paredes dei c=-
medor hay un cuadro que regrese:ta un florero con unos claveles.
A13 CRE:T3
K-10
K-23
FC M2o1ermach test
SECRET
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Gunterica, 28 irril, 1959
Dear LIRING-1:
₴2
very happy
to be able to write to sou. Excuse se for not bavi=s
been
able to do so until ron, out 1i vas only last neer that I iss
able to leave tre sanatoriun. : " departure true such a léce was quite
a relief. My bealth vas deciinira ar1 I alrost isi = relapse. Eversone
at core celebrated. y broches sends you tis ses..
My letter nas tro purposes: first to ezcuse arself for not beige able
to get to your core; it's besasue, since I at still not recovered, ise
doctor bas tola se to recurerate in the counter, and, in avoid problens
these jays, i' plannir? to
F0 50 incle Tio's ferm. In any case thay'1.
5= 00-9-0 t9 59: 999 am tira99 de dialate diran thome and oti?? talkins
about the busiress here and are/literested. That saould take place aay
day now.
'y other purpose in trivine to you is to bodier you for a favor. I sioud
tell you that I bave married liz ani she is now expectirg a baby. (Finally
I as able to follow your advice). lou that I ar leavine for the fare.
she will be left alone ni rite sore linancial cirficulties. Siace 10
had invited bour of us there, erd tris is not possible, a dope you
be able to send her sosetziai. = think sue coula due soout Q. 100 to very
good use. If you could send it to [oña luisa - she ard I mould be very
euch obliged.
Everything else is going very well. I an
as ever your "riend,
1s/ Julio Antonio
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• GuATEaNbLA ZE dE AiraL DE 1968.-
QUELOA LIRING 4:
No SAlUDO DEjADO MUY MAL Y ESTiLE A pURTO DE
CI.é
DID
DE TOESÍA"" MI HERALADO TE AIRDI SA
faco Mil, sl
RESTABLECIER METE ME RECRIENEC
TENER PREBLEMAS EN ESTOr DÍAS UARCHO E lA
PIRICA DE TIO PABLO - DE EDAS LANERAS VAN
" MEEDE D VERTE DE- PARTE DE ViolEIA,:
AQUÍ
Y PLATIQUE DEL NEGICIO y ESTE MUY NTERESADR
ESTO VA A SER EN ESTOS INDI. - EL SEGINDO
MOTIVO DiE MS CARTA ES PARA PENITE CUA MO
Con He y
QIE ElLA ESTiÓ ESpiRÓNivO
DE: SEGUIR T CRASEJO. SUCRA CEN MI SHOA
POsA. la FINCA SE QUEDA SElA Y CEN AlSUNAS
DIFICULTADES ECONÍMICAS, - COMO TO GERINI ELE
600.805
HERAMOS peR AlLA Y ESTE
DiE EC
VE; SUpUCO lE MIDUDES ALENA A
yuDA
ECÖNÓMICA: - YO PIENSO QUE UNES AI0O
LE PUEDEN SERVIR MUCHO SE LOS PUEDES MANDAR
O DORDE DONA LUISA, — EUS Y YO, TE ESTReISMOS
MUY AGRADECIDOS.- PriL lo
LUY BIEN. - SE DESPIDE TU AMIGO DE
STEMPILE..
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SECRET
IP.
Attachnent #3 to
HMMA-37136
MICROFILMED
HIN & ISE9
DOC. MICRO BET
Identity Sheet
Identity A:
Identity B:
Identity C:
Identity D:
Identity E:
Identity F:
S
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HmmA - 37136
GS COPY
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SECRET
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110 MORN
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/AN S4/089, 01/01, E5 2
(ch mailicaton)
60470 and tImo 161001
SECRET
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то Г. MEXICO CITY
TYPIC LIRING 4
REF: MEXICO CITY-0125 (IN 53298)
- BEACH
Cions mn
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monsters
CITE DIRECTOR D 'I 3 6
7
1. VIEW PBRUMEN APPARENT SUSPICIONS OF LIRING 3,
PREFER RONTON NOT LEVY ANY REQUIREMENTS ON LIRING-4 OR
OFFER ANY AID. RONEVER, SHOULD OPPORTUNITY TO DEBRIEF
OR ELICIT DEVELOP AFTER TRIP, WOULD WELCOME SAME.
2. FILE 201-798301, 201-816842.
END OF MESSAGE
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OFFacen
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DISPATCH
Chief of Statio,
Chica, ll virisica
Chica of Sintico, Louise C125
rings arter
ComeS: Me:-26603, D? Tobacery 1003
Tith 1231°
Attached 5o: Idenescoos 13 & tracslation cia renort roceired
Commiss 0a110
15 Lendeo can too iñea in contact
--7800923
It MI? bo notel thai Linlies's Infcemation leads to conflen
earlies scontino tim: ColaiLa is connected rich the 20r rather tran
120 113 + 100203 19 206
-moan t0 lala sono contrcis titl: the
dorans C.0:-c2 22
inch the past, 1i is bolfered tunt his corsoats
Ery jo ci Intcrcas to Acaccoeos.
3.
Littook too roosired to paccide eng addstican! toforsatios
On Comain E:1chi ho sog ba stio
to corolen.
fer
NIhIArd C. CURTIS
Attachsont:
tranolatien of coport
Distribution:
11581
To the 10.
as peace do,
Foin
angles.come
EX- 36680
20 Karch' 1960
as Com 203-815137
SECRET
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!.:?
1C00: 8, 18: -21550
niti: t'n le ot::
СЕсїі-ії,
"Diricic- loleino"
Exlrie
trideos,
tree toniate lajor detectorn
1a0 2id
2. COllEi cocently lain tre men rotairod a Cantonalan
peserena de the cateradar date da tereo oltre.
•es applyire
5072ar.
icheatoio or botale cf ris
Calta.
13 100%56 doubts
nonsor ne tle tonicarles derego tori" (067).
и -тео - в...
iten i pined ile
per 1r
11. 20
ierirair-lins
T: 154?2
caile,
"IL! CLiCI CONTIETE
win inyrines in the
inij di Tilla Dorcon or oriero di Conera: 5i7i0l.
(I: Ii Chly Just
Fears
tile ari sover=1
carain to
(odo 1o cuill in caaternin and jione Hat ancher coann in riexico.
1n any eront, COralai is
still a nonine of the pCI, and his
spent
г32:
one
Ccorcion
1: jail coorter
pí is Comunist ccilrigios.
On
he regnilod duriar the recine ce
2nl ajale shin Colorel Cariche ITalin A70r lie vis in poter.
GC7A1:
11rel in terlones i reditiel narice,
but tos returnod
canniositol: in esiteraia en sovera: cocirions, only to i expelied
{ION
tl.e
tile
"responsablo" (rre
in cloria)
tle Cectchalor Corrunicts livinr
in Loice..
tiat 1e the
ICHICCONIDUITO CE LIC 10T 17:
At
Icasi tho visible
Cich "ille Tirior CorIGi GUTIER?ES
Crisin mo clive,
dien ir
consille re:itica.
2501:
hat suserdons tas keoplic en ese
CUPIDAREA
It 15 possiblo trai Cortisi persevernice in scesing a
Guatena 3nn
pa55001*,
ini it teer lir ne air
tro
years
In sict 1t, 1s
bechuso cá a desire to ro to Cam or oro sa the Iron Cita'in Coun-
trie".
co apain, it nay de ciri to mnto to to to fercaaala
as he
clairn.
le circa die imprensio ting in receires a solnrsi tron
1s anthin neio thai
coser foi lis poia: 1cr]
..ad
SECHET
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apple: :
criteri:
a nicinore
a!? las e sicop.
trice! reastiche.
Tein mat rod nistrê
wo1r1o coictrantis of Conzalez,
The doscription I
•istirotive
c.13
Sociali corrice
nell
Fone raven le Torreir fece
0.
зоого (іт:
COCAIE:
одо й ресові
icr cosic?.
dotarail:
aise rite
12. tr"
no" enny
ola in "ettire his passport),
frin
maur antormation of impor-
"Cucirlile morfire is voi tir reicizierar: line to le folloma
T=0
quercillas
Trarre?
istint it dcsoralize?
arB i+s E0*
indie tra
rerciitlorett porencht sovcral scars.
Cortrai
Connities 0: 1ic
POT Cerriliol E grave ciror sbon
ehe crund violert revoli
tionaled) in arsuse? tors di drporenuce.
1r. C.-..
fikat
orpone? mas) that the PGT I
1oc: the tere oi
scir: corpletely ireplacod
D° CHe SCalh 122.0r5.
Ferril tito, the Conural Corsilttee
it ncrossari to 1no1ade scre of tic
worth. Icaders in tie Centml
Corritice.
Tis cateralir lei Iot
lino'.
chante in the
died asclagals
lost sette correle pellulare acadors of the Party have
ion this cause.
Lacer in
¿te conversatien Contra incune cullo critated end said:
Guaterala tio mnt
ald, norcy, ar: racillir in order in roorgarize
the rucrrilla
boninin tin anterio di Gatomnia dod cortirse the firht thie
I refisoi io rire clon ny aid.
onl."
le bar
the cont npproach."
SS CRAT
.=
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DISPATCH
CLASSIFICATION
SICREA
Quict of station, rexico Lit
HMM
Bo. Chief, rester. lieniscte kivisier
* Quief of Station,
S5M221262i/LIRINE-3 Operation
a ride finito: Please soe faragraph 3.
RLFERENOZS
A.
10864-36184,
Bo
1? мамату 1969
IS danuary 1961
PROCESSZAG ACTION
MARLED FOR MOONS
SO PACEXISE RESURED
OLET GLALEIRD SESA
1. It is suggested that likliG-3 be shown a pioto of Carlos Enrique Lift
on 24 Lecesuer 19cl.
30 January
1969.
= Attacred for ¡crico City aid leadquarters is a jubto of Carlos Eurique
¿opia Arevalo, anich say also be sion to Lincil-3 for possiule ider tification.
Liaison reported on 13 Februarj lios tiat LoPti Arevaio travelle to lavana, via
Mexico, on 1a danary 1002 and 1a tovcrier 1yo5.
The follo ing biograpiic data on
Lost Arevalo mas taien fron his Passiurt Application, dated ly Vcrocer 1965:
DPOS
12 July 19d5; La conora, daterala.
b. Father
TiMOReO LOPEZ
it: Guntimala
c. Mother
Nicolasa AREVALO
A: Guatemaia
d. Color of Eyes
Black
Attacient: Herewiti
Photo
MICROFILMED
MAR 1 U 1909
DOC. MICRO. SES.
Distrilution:
2 )eni watt in 1 cy
:2-(161)-846a88 1/D1GY
FEB 37 1969
CRES MERRINCE TO
SPIT SPINSOL AAD EUMBER
SECRET
24 February 1969 .
N 201-798301
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CONTINUATION OF
'DISPAICH
T-2551644955
SECRLT
iLCt- 3805
€. Color of hair
f. Colur of. Skin
Black
1.0s
a. Harital Status
single
i. Occupation
Farter®
j. Passport io.
169687
3. Protozrads of iario jugusto -ENUZZ Aguilar and Izrio (toniel 2UEZ
kolina vere fornaried to Station ¡exico Cit; i'eference b) viti lue reTiest tie
ve shan to lilies for jossiule luentification.
It boul ve interestil to
learn wnether eitier of the alove is tie true san of tie irciviúual iratar to
adiressees as Javier UTkRAS.
Amy J. STRIDiESS
+-ga
53€
LEONAUTO
SECRET
2 0f 2
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ATT
11667-9803
Chref,
IS COPI
Gt Dieister 201-798301
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## Page 58
DISPATCH
CASTICATE
SECEET
FEOCESSING ACTION
WALKED FOR BOLLAG
Chiel of station, Maxtoo CIty
Chief of Statios,
Chief, Westery hesisphere DiTision
LINING/JEBAR Baberto CRETALIZ Vega
ACTION REQUIRES - EARINCES
11D RECONNE ROUNDED
¡CAS DOGE MIDENAG
'127 DECEmDEr 19E8
1, Bendputer's flles contala the folloung I Pornation on a Hamberto
GarzaLe and Baberto COrALz Vega ho 18 probably Identieal with the
ORZALE, desertbed by LuRISC A 1n reference.
8. In September 195% one Emberto GO ZAIt, In company lth other
extles, as deported fros Guatemle to Parang. On 9 Seytember thie
extle Eroup arrived 11 Paname on bourd an Argentine ad litary alrerait.
It us further reported that on 10 Septenses, this are group
departed for Argentina Via Garguel, Insa, and SuItiago, GONZAR,
described us a Quatesalan nation), ltilized male conduct pass $1292
o 12925, h1s Intel his oscupation as betag & railroad worker ,
D. In earLy May 195T me Emberto OOZZALEZ Tega uns reported sa
belng a member of the Aliar"s de la Juveatad Damocratica de
• Outerla (AJDG), & Caunist youth group. Dale group vas active
In the prejaratios sad distribution of propaguda which las being
directed sainst be Quiteralan Goverment. GONZALE UnS further
Identsiled as an individual to had previoualy raren asylum in the
On 25 April 1999 one Humberto GONZALEZ Teza attended a neeting!
at unieh plans for iny Day celebrations were discusoed. Mis sans
report caritined the field Comment that O08ZALAZ was a member of
the Far. (Source: "
/carthmied/
Distribution:
0r16- und 1 - COS, Mextoo CIty
2 - C03,
30 January 1969
CASESS REFERENCE WO
ES COPY
DESPARE SEMICS AND HUNDER
E0N-17056
QASSIFICATION
BECRET
? & FEB lS.
BEES FOLE MEANDER
207-798301
OFFICE
OFFICE DIABCH
DATE
9001-69
OFRICE STEELE
DATE
3/2/69 g
140)
OFFICER S MADEL
EMPires
плистинку.
BE CASTE
- 3.
53
DISPATCH
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"CONTINUATION OF
DISPATCH
CASS FATION
SECRET
F296-17056
e. In May 1999 ene Baberto DOWNRI Vers Is reited as being a
member of the satalion Gusterala. Min grap had been recrulted
to jola the licaracer revolutionary feroes la "rying to overtime
the Icaragar Goverent of President Ils SouzA Debayle.
sume report indiested that CONZALEZ, had seen Laralved in the
Mergan Rerolatlory novenent, was a sember ef the POT, and
mosed sa sales sager for the Analla de JICOL Cosyany, The address
fur this canary tas reported sa bta Arene ass lord it. Zane d
Osstemala CIty. (BIG 1331, 22 NaY 1959, ISCOA/2 ETCH ESGIN/15)
e. In late July 1960 one Hmbe to GOATEZ ins reparted sa being
• leftist uho vas financing a group voles had prejared plans for
a COMp. (Source: E00-1766, 2 August 1950, ESTEM/1 SMOM ESRECISS/3)
& Hondarters vould apprectate any additional Information on CORALE
that mett be developed by addresses.
Bastace D. FLOOCK
01831
8-4.8
$407
536
WIE FRENCHS INTION.
LASSIFICATION
SECRET.
Bata,
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3P
1F2.
DISPATCH
PECTING ACHON
SECRET
TANNES FOR BEDEXIS
Chief, WH Division
Chief of Statios,
Chief of Station, Mexico City f
PBRL'JEN/The LIRING 3 Operation
INS NICEING REGARO
CALT DIALFE DESA
CRE MUGGE REDERING
Actior Required: FYI
Reference
: E30A-36114, 27 December 1968
prepared by Hallace B. FORTON o1 the latest develoments of
Forwarded herewith as attachment i are eight reports
the LIRISG operation. operation.. The nost important of these are
revieved believ
1: 9911946
"Homulo," who later descrided nimself'as
appeared on the scene as the liaison
man betwesh LIRING 3 and the Guatemalas Pad
~ HumbertoX: GO:ZALEZ Vega, whou MENDEZ called
Gato," apparently made initial contact with LIRING 3
on his on initiative.
MENDEZ said that "El Gato"
was a "good element" but esphasized that he (KENDEZ)
would be the persor LIRISG3 would deal with on
FAR matters.
A copy of the sketck of MENDEZ. drawn
by LIRIYG3 was shown by the Station to LIREBEL-Z.
The latter, without any hesitation, ideatifled it
as Javier%*COYTRERAS, leading FAR representative
Continued..•
(251-7983014
Attachnents:
1• Reports (8), h/
26 Documents (7), u/s/
Distribution:
0rig &
MICROF LIE
C.WHD (v/atts - 1 copy each)
FEB € 1983
2 - cOs,
Ору ась - 1 сору словус. місто вся
5/ att: 1
Ww att il
CROSS AFEE 10
CS COPT
OSPAICH SAIOL AND ANAUNNER
HANA • 36184
ЛАЗАРАТН
SECRET
17 January 1969
INKs WET I
K(201-798301
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CONTINUATION OF
DISPATCH
2333766
SECEBT
• SERE SOUBCA AND RELI
FINA - 36181
(201-841529)
in lexico and a suspected PBRIMES contact. The
Statico had the LIE BRACE team cover the estrance
of the building where SEiDEZ and other FAR nembers
have an apartment they use for clandestine meetings
with LIRISG-3.
Despite the fact that the tean
Knows LIRI:G3 from previous surseillarce and that
a copy of lIRING3's stetch of LEDi was also
provided, the LIEUBRACEs spotted neither nan.
'Station naturally plans to cover
and is also exploring the possibility of determining
who rented the apartment and fros whor. It is of
interest to note that MENDEl, aithough be gave
LIRISG 3 the agreed upon recognition signal, may
still not be the "Pavel" LIRING-3 was told he would
LIBISG 3 was shown a photograph of Oscar
Arturo aPRIL Ramirez (know, to have serviced a
letter drop in lexico City used by Vichelle Jeannette
FIRK before her death in Guatenala). LIBISG3
thougnt it Icoked like a poor print
of a photograph
"Pavel" shown to hin while still incarcerated.
b. LIEING 3 is apparently still suspicious
+2=
=3n0.
several letters
(see paragraph 2) fron members of
the FAR in Guatemala warning him that adverse rumors
(some of then calling sin a VOFIRY agent) have been
circulated in that country by Carlos PERZABAL Marcue.
Knowing that PERZABAL's father-in-law is a close
friend of Chief, LIBING, LIRING 3 sourced he rumors
to the LIBISG headman.
He first took up the matter
of the accusations nade against his with LIRING 9.
The latter said there was nothing to this, but,
there was a but, LIRISC-9 Icainded LIRING-3 that
had been connected "with a person of
mysterious aid
suspicious affiliations," a clear
reference to ROWTON, LIRISG3'S Creek friend:
LIRISG3 insisted he wanted to discuss the matter
of the allegations de against his directly with
Chief, LIBING, LIRISG9 promised to nake an appoint-
ment
materialized.
This appointsent, however, never
the allegations nade against LIBISG3 by PERZABAL
ras confirzed by Rolando% STAREZ (see RONTON's
report dated 31 December):
the matter of the PERZABAL denunciations with MENDEZ,
who told hin that the FAP had paid no attention to
them and eres accompanied LIRING 3 to PERZABAL'S
house. LIRISG3, however, nade the mistake of
giving his name when asked who was calling.
result, as couid be expected, was that PERZABAL waS
"not in."
LIPING to talk to its Chief, but be warned LIRING-3!
not to make accusations without proof.
incidentally, does not appear to be pro-PaRUMEN.
This is interesting in vier of the fact that
CONTRERAS, with whom he may. 'be identical, is a
• suspected contact of the PBRUNners.
So far, it does not seem that the FAR has
• been greatly disturbed by the accusations made
In fact, HEiDEl and the two other
FAR bembers LIRING 3 set on 1 January have urged
LIRISG 3 to Join them is the hills of Guatemala,
where guerrilla warfare, they said, will soon be
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intensified.
They did not hide that their purpose
was to
broadcast LIRISG?'s name and the fact that
a dezican had joined their fight. This was apparently
to zppeal to the Mexican left and gain their support.
While LIRIXG} has declared himself ready to go back
to Cuatenala (if this was what ROf7O% wanted him to
do), he did not need POrIO: to decide that broad-
casting his name from the jungles of Guatenala was
not a thing he wanted anyone to do. At Station •
directive, LIRING 3 pointed out that after bis
recent inprisonment be had to take care of his wife
before doing any more for the cause.
The best way
to do this sas to take LIRIVG4 tO
PERUMEN ind leave
her wiit relatives.
This led LIRING 3 to ask what,
if anything, he could do for the fIR in herico.
So far, however, his FAR friends bave not risen to
the bait.
no fishing comesta
Forwarded under separate cover as attachment #2 are
A copy of
PAROLDAS Espinoza. (201-5H21N1!
a letter from Oscar loises
A translation and a copy of a letter, dated
December 1968, from Warta/*BARRIOS.
SEX.F
Translations and copies of letters fron
Jarta BARRIOS
to LIRIG3 and LIRISG 4 dated
29 December and from "Violeta" dated 17 Yovember. ,
Copies of two letters and two postcards
received by LIRING 3 from Rafãel and Rígoberto
KANGLETA Alvarado dated 10 December (see ROTTOY' s
report of 19 December.
1A copy of the letter sent by LIRING 3 to
and Scanish Communist Parties. This letter is
dated 25 Decenber.
A copy of an article written by LIRISG 3
and published in a Mexican magazine.
The date,
number, and name of the magazine are marked on
copy -
110804.
8. A copy of the note written by' Jacobo
•RODEIGUEL Padilla (& longtime member of thei
Guatemalan Communist Party living in Mexico)
introducing Carlos LOPEZ (who was an important
FAR leader in Guaténala until he caze to Mexico in
late 1968).
"et: GUNTE malA
A copy of an article which appeared; in a
lapas newspaper announcing LIRING-3's release.
Nayand A-
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for Willard C. CURTiS
Frana
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19 December, 1568
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1. LIRIÑG/3 Gave Roston two letters dated 10 Decerber, 1963, Iron
Rafael Argueta A. and Rigoberto Argueta A. (Alvarado) in "bich
forcer states he vorsing in Chiquimula and sets home only every
Iifteen days. Israer latter states anong profsse greetings and
best disbes that Juán José y riguel (trinchuriasi tienes un
aão para h-cerle fuerte al destino" which I/3 isterprets to sean
that leós Barrios brothers intend resume activity on beball PAR
as soon as they released.
Goat de
neges one or both brothers vill
core to Mexico after release and asked kowton wether he could
deternine probabil date of release so that, he could be prepared
receive then: LIzIr0/3 will reply to letters invixing boping that
"Los leones" will core to visit him when they leave their cage.
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23 December, 1968
Subject:
IIRING/ 3 Report of Contact by "Pavel" of 3A8.
1. LIRING/3 reported to Rowton at 1000 on 23/12/68 at the restaurant
in the Camino Real Hotel that at long last the FAR coltact promised by
the León Barrios brothere bad appeared, LI:ing/3 told Zorton that at about
1900 on 19 decenber a Guatenalan care to his apartment and intonduced
himself as "a friend of Violeta." I/3 irvited bim in but asked bin not to
discuss anythire sensitive in the presence of bis wife. Alter about ten
minutes of chit chat in the apartient, 1/3 and the Guatemalan, sho gave
bis nane sliply as "Rómulo", went to a nearby restaurast to tali privately.
2e According to LIRIIG/3, the Guatemalan stated that he had been ordered
by FAR to maintain contact with I/3. When queried by I3 regarding the
Fumberto González Vega whor he had met previnnely: "D'= c9=i=icaa,
"Oh, you mean 'El Gato' - he's a good element, but he dill not beir your
FAR contact. I have been entrusted with that mission." "Rómulo" also stased
that be knew francisco lara well and had worked with biz in Guatenala City
some time ago until lara was arrested. "Rómuio" added thet unfortunately
Iara's nother had betraged him to toe police and he barely escaped arrest
at that time. "Romulo" confired that Lara had been under a cloud as car
as his superiors were concerned and bad mase the 11l-feted trip
in order to attempt to clear bimself of charges against bim.
3. When IIRING/3 told "Romulo" that he had been in touch with the TIRING
office since his return, the latter exelsined, "But what have the LIniNG
people to do with us?" Iris gave 113 the definite Impression that "Rómulo"
binself was not In touch with & PEZUMN representative la Metico City, and,
In any case, did not like the iIrING establishment.
*. He then asked I/3 to five him a sunmary report of the arrest and
detention.
I/3 told Rowton that be balked at this at first, protesting to "Rómulo" that
he had alresdy given the detaile to the León 3arrios brothera and "Cebollito"
who he was sure had passed on the report to the FAR in Guatemala. iber
"Romulo" explained that be would appreciate en oral report on the spot since
he was not fully inforred beczuse of commurications problens, LIRIrG/3 told
Rowton that he went over the whole episode for "Rómulo's" benefit. "Rómulo"
then asked to see LIRIFG/3 again at 1100 on 21 December to continue tbeir
discussion. He prorised to neet 1/3 on the street in front of his apartment
house at the apfolated time.
5. LIRING/3 continued to Rowton that nuch to bis surprise and indignation
be received a letter on the following day (20/12/68) fron Marth
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2.
of the leon Barrios brothers, in which, snong other things, she stated that
"the nan on the bacycle", which I/3 explained to Horton seant Carlos
Persabal
had writter a letter contalaing grave charges
against LIRI'G/3. The letter, which I/3 read aloud so acirton, vent on to
assure I/3 that these charges were not believed but constituted a source
of annoyance to the writer's frienãs.
6. IIRING/3 continued to Rowton that be felt so indigrart and shocked at
this unpleasant development that he decided to see the Chief LIKING and
have It at with bin. L/3 explained that since the Chief IRING is on very
friendly tarns with the father-in-law of Persabal he might be aware of tte
letter and even possibly ercourgaged Persabal to write it. I/3 told Borton
that be then got in touch with LIRING/2 by telephone andi made a date to meet
nim at the LikliG establistent at 0930 on 21/12/62, shen he arrived a the
gate at that time he was told that IIRING/2 bad not jet arriveed. ifter a wait,
of some twenty minutes, LIRINS/2 appeared but asked LIRING/3 to wait a little
longer since he was very busy. Alter another annoying wait, LIRING/9 appeared
instead of iIRLiG/2 and talred with Ilaiso/3 on the patio. LIRING/3 expiained
that he wanted urgently to talk with the Chlel LIBING slice sonething had
come up with regard to Persebal. He reninded LIRIO/S that he originelly had
exppressed a desire to have a face-to-lace confrontation with Persabal in
tbe LIRING office so that he could present bis report on the arrest in sis
presence. Wking/9, according to timiss, brusted tois off again with the
comment, "But as I told you before, you're making a mountain of a colestll.
Iou're exaggerating the whole business."
7. LIRING/3 told horton that be then took out Martha's letter and insisted
that LIRING/9 read it. The latter expressed amazerent at the revelation of
Persabal's action but did not agree with LIRING/3 that the Chief LIBING
would be able to shed ligat on it. LIRING/3 then told LIRING/9 that be did
not like the gates that everyone seemed to be playing with bim, and asked
IIRING/9 point blank what 1t was thet rotivated his to ask for a writter
report of the arrist and, after 1/3 cosplled with the request, to drar bis
feet. I/3 continued that he felt he had been frank with the WRING office,
bereas on the otber band they were not honest with bim in telling bin bat
they thought of him. Is then assured 13 of bis confidence inhim and added
that in the past certain persons, including Hugo, the assistant to WRIiG/11,
and felt thathlaihe/3 had been connected with a person of aystertous and
suspicious affiliations, 113, understandlag tbis to be a clear allusion to
Rowton, admitted to baving known this person in the past
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•a few business transac-ions with bim, including the sale of a number of
his paintings, but insisted witb sore annoyance that this had got bearing
on his political activity. IIRI3/9 acreed and added that it was really a
thing of the past that should not bother iI3I:G/3. He promised to make an
appointment for LIRLiG/3 to see the daiel LIkING soretime the following week.
B. IIRInG/3 continued that whea he met nith "Romulo" later that morning he
also showed the letter fror Martze to his. iccording to I/3, "Rómulo" became
Indignant and sussested that they talk to Fersabal together to get to the
botton of the ratter. I/3 ard "Pémlo" then took a taxi to the residence of
Persabal in the hope of finding ain in at he time. xben W/3, however, rang
the outside beil be was told bus wonan (who be suspects nirt was either
Persabal's wife or sister-in-law! that jersabal was not at hose. I/3 noted
the woran's astonishhent in ser ice ol voice wuen de atabea cis name a lei
request. "Rómulo" who was present later contented that 1/3 should hot have
given his nane sirce it vas obvious that he Fersabal was at bone but did
not want to see LIPING/3.
9. According to I/3, "Rómulo" at the secord meeting stated that "geveral"
Iriends of his were planning to return to Gatemala to continue their wort
for the PAR end that he hoped that IIRI:C/3 right be able to telp in this
mission. "Rómulo" ald Iot specify what kind of assistance helaxpected from
LIRING/3 cut promised to give his details ben the time care for action in
this natter. He promised to see 1/3 again a, 1600 on 24 December, 1968.
10. LIRING/3 told Roston that he plarned to insist on seeing the Chief INTEG
IN TE2 HOPE of determining his maction to the charges by Persabal in view
of the Chief's friendship with the in-laws of Fersabal.
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26 Decerber, 1968
CCSTACT ROPORT
1. Agent:
LIRING/3
2. Date and Site of Meeting:
1100, 26/12/63; Camino Beal Restsurant.
3. Next Meeting:
1100, 28/12/63;
4. Reports/Infornation Passed by iert:
a) Costast of Carlos Lóvez: I/3 reported that abcut 1430 ca 24 December
as he and his wife arrived at their apartment, they found a"chaparite
who introduced himseil as Carlos López, a Guatenalan friend of
Jacobo Hodriguez (Padilla), and gave I/3 a note of introduction from
that ferson. 1/3 Eave Boston the originol lotte, inion in auraineù
herewith. I/3 told Roston toat Iópez stated that he was anxious to
send various items, including medicizes, to FBRUMEN, and appealed to
I/3 since be "understood" that I/3 and his wife had contacts through
which be could gend the items. Lopes, according to i/3 appeared very
interested to be reassured that L/3 really did nave good contacts
with the LIRIlC estabiiscent. When I/3 assured hin trat be did see
LIRING representativeg, lopez went on to rereal that be was a friend
of Carlos Perzabal and that he was fully informed corcerning the
recent "tragic situation" of both Persabal and LIRIlG/3. This bomb
shell shock 1/3 badly and be felt obliged to launch into a distribe
against Perzabal. then López conmented that "naturally de have to
take Ferzabal's word ageinst yours, since he Exor him better," I/3
told Rowton that he demanded an explanation of who the "we" were.
Lopez simply replied that it meant"ilortant persons in Guatemala
and Mexico. He added that, "as you know", Persabal was known even to
César Moctes. I/3 retorted, "But Montes has been stripped of his
authority,as you should know." Ibis led 1/3 to the counterclaim that
he also had good friends in Guatemala and Mexico who could testify on
bis bebal.•
IJRING/3 told Roston that he then showed Lopez a photostatic copy
of the attached letter which he had written to Perzabal demanding
an explanation of the calumnies he was known to be spreading against
him, and which he/ble already sent to the CP Mexico and. Spain. He
asked Lopez to keep the cony and tell his good friend terzabal where
he got it and under what circumstances.
LIRING!3 continued to Rowton that he had to cut short the rather
heated exchange with Lopez since he had a date at 1600| that same
day with "Rómulo" outside his apartment house.
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b) Costact ilts "Rogulo": LIKING/3 told Botten that
be again sar
Rómulo, the Fil liaison, outside his aparteent bouse at about 9610
or. 24 Deember, co presenced. It vlow o. that had transpired a
tan short time earlier tbat afternoon, he told Rómulo about the
corments made by Carlos Ispez. Romulo, according to I/3, did sot
indicate that be knew iopez at all, but agreed wito I/3 that tee
accusations of Perzabal must be net bead-on. He suggested the fol
lowing course of action: I/3 should wait for the reply froz Yarta
(rother of León Barrios brothers) as to the exact
cherses rade by
Perzabal before taring up the patter with the Chief IIRIiG. =
tenced to agree with 1/3 that the LIRING establishmert miche zave
inspired Perzabal's letter, but felt 1t would be better if I13
had a statement fron Marta before accusing the PBREManers of sad
caiti itinia, aé ain artistics + 66-105-02-0 30 10122 10 13
arrange a confrontation with Ferzebal in the presence of teree
"Important PAR officials In texico", including a certain "Julio?
also known as "Buda". Rósulo felt that Buda could lure Ferzabal to
a private meeting sinne
the latter fear alre.dy bad inter-ered
bim some time ago and would be anxious to see himlagain. This mould
provide a food pretext for a conirontation between Perzabal a-d
IINING/3 to clear up the woole matter.
C) Provosed Meeting with lINING Chief: LIN NG/3 told Ronton that ze
felt it essential to see the LINING Chief ca the morning of 27 Dec
ever if he does not receive a reply fron tarta by that time. En
explained that he felt he could eet some sort of staterent from the
IIRING Chief, either affirmine or denyirs his knowledge of the
Ferzabel letter so that he could use this in a possible meetis ith
the latter in the presence of Fómulo and his colleagues. He said
that be felt this important in view of a possible invitation te
PERUMEN that he might receive sorentarily.
5. Information/Guidance Given to igent: Roston cautioned I/3 against jumping
the fun in accusire the ilinGs of inspiricy the Ferzabal letter,
po inting out that it could just as easily and logically have some
from such Guatemalan exiles as Navarette, Capuano, or even perscas
of the César Montes group, who are expected to be close to the
LaRica and the ON as dell a josses of
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30 Decenber, 1968
Subject: LIRUiG/3 Identification of "Rónulo" Reported FAR lisaisou®
1. It 1100 ca 28 Decenber, 1958, IIRIFG/3 reported to Poston ati the
Canino Real restaurant that be bad again set briefly with "aéaulo"
in front of bis (1/3's) apartnent bouse about 1500 on 27/12/68. On
this occasion "Ronulo" identified himself as Nario Mendez and promised
tO five LIRIIG/3 a telephone at which he coild be contacted in the fu
2. Wito regard to the Perzabal accusations, "Rómulo" again cautioned
LIRI:G/3 agzinst junping the gur with the Chief of lIaliG (i.e. accuai-g
him of havi- inspired the charges), since if the LInTiG Chief called
his bluff, i/3 would have no proos. "Rómulo" reco-mended that 1/3 wait
until ke received a reply fron Yarta ziving details of the accusations
before proceeding surther. Se audeù mai ai Cnnd 12=0 5= 202 6i9 A0170s21e8
would gladly coniront Persabal and cleer up the matter.
3. LIRIXG/3 described "Bonulo" as a Guatenalan of about 28 years of age,
5'6", 125 15s, sraigot black thinning hair, small eyes, clipped moustaciae.
W/3 aided that "Rómulo" frequently squints his ejes, eitner frOm a ervous
habit, or sche physical defect. LIRING/3 drew Fonton a rough sketch of
"Ronulo" as be recalled him froa the three brief meetiros he as had mith
him to date.
4. LIKI:G/3 also gave Rowion the original of the letter cron farta axei
postmarked 18 Decesber, 1968, Ir Waich mention was rade of the Perzabal
charges. I3 reminded Ronton that Perzabal is reforred to in the letter
as "el hoore de la bicicleta"s, and that the lein 3arrios brothers (soua
of Marta) as los gatojos."
5. IIRIN3/3 also gave Rowton the original letter of laina Oscar Moisés
Roldán Japinoza dated 27 Hovenber, 1958, which LI&I:G/3 had received 03
1 December, 1968. The envelope bears the sane return acdress as that of
7 November, 1968. Roldán encloses the negative of a saapshot of hirsel!
as a "recuerdo." The letter cortains general greetlags and a plea for
whatever belp I/3 can manage to five aolián.
6. LIRINGÍ3 asked Howton's approval to send 500 pesos to Marta (via ber
sister) to encoursze her to continue writing him and keeping him informed
of shat develops, especially 1f and when her sons ara released. Ronton
agreed
but stressed that If3 should explain that he had managed to bave
this extra money as a result of sis recent exposition and to regret that
be could not send sore.
WAfontor
Wallace 3 Roston
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31 DiDezier, 1968
Subject: WIFTH3/3 Feport ol Mestice, with ZIP Menhere in Mexico City.
1. LIRING/3 reported te Routon at the Robin Restauraut at 1700 on 30/12/68
that when he returred to his apartment at about 1200 on 28/12/68 be
round Mario Fiendez (tika "Bómulo") waiting it the cospany of another Paz
venber, whos L'3 descrised as "very fate aged about 25 with a droppire
moustache. I/3 told Roston that since he did not misa to involve his dile
Is conversation with these persons, invited them ou-side to a nearby rej-
caurant.
f2. According to LIhING/3 fario lendez and his friend told his that puz
had decided lizally to vithdraw aid its lorces fron the cities and to
virtual impossibility of eifective action in the urban areas of Guste=ala.
They stated that they and a number of their conrades in lexico vere pizzning
¡to return to Cuatemala and join be PAR forces in the mountains. They tien
Invited LIxING/3 to accoupany then on their return trip, feeling that i
that way he could contribute nore to the struggle. In reply to IJ3's queries
they did not socify how Il3 was to survive arother trip and in fact be
of any use to then in the sountains. They sirpiy sai: that they felt it
would be usefal to give vide publicity to I/3's presesce in the mountains,
once he reached that area. I/3 told forton that he reacted to this sozerbat
startlirs proposal in as lorical a way as possible, sating that he world
have it Eive it careful thought, inasnuch as it raised a number of very
serious problems with kin and bis fazily. Kario lendez and his friend con-
cluded with a rousing cheer for the "real revoluticnaries" iho put asile
all thoughts of personal safety and confort and rusa into the battle. ter
I./3 pointed out that they themselves after all had ritadram from the acion
they replied that precisely for that season they intended to retura and
do their share for the cause.
3. LIRIiG/3 also reported that be and his wife spent the 29th of December
- with Orlando Suarez in Cuernavaca and had lunch with hia and jorge Godoy.
Suarez renarsed privately to I3 that he had visited the LIkniG offices en
24-25 Decenber and was "sot pleased" with cossents be had hearà concernig
LIRI:G/3. Ze recommended that L/3 see the Chief LIa-st"as BpOn as possible"
to put the record straigho concerning the circuastances surrounding his
arrest and especially his subsequest release. Suarez intimated that the
Chief uNING apparently istored the version siven by Perzabal, with whose
In-laws he was on very close personal terms. "IRING/3 told Rowton that be
planned to try agoin to meet srivately with tae Chief JAING on the morcina
of 31 Decenber, 1958•
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2.
4. In repig to sorton's questions concerai-, the identity of the Icliowins
bases tbat appear in the letiers to his icon karta barrios de León, LIxlNG/3
cade the following clarifications:
1) "Los canchitos" and "Los patojos" refer to juan and Miguel Lein
Barrios.
2) "Eise" Is the true kaDe cl the eldeat león sarrlos sister (apparent
age 25).
3) "Is negra" 19 a lAbn ParTiOS 31ser aged about 94.
4) "Iz chiquita" is a six-year-old sister of tbe leós Barrios brothers.
5)
'"Felissa" is the novia of Juár issé león Earrios.
6) "Yuri" 1s a child, probably of raria blera, don is a close frlend
and possibly relative of the leda Barrios Larily.
¡i "ja torata" and "'ari" waise idestity 1/3 sever learned are both
active members of FAR who Ereciertly visited the León Barrios
brethers and acted as Piz courier.
5. IIRIiG/3 told Roston that as regards the preme proposed revisit to
Guatemala, he was prepared to discuss his with norton and would be milling
to undertake the hazardous sission, "1l ¿cere were no otces alternative",
but that 11 any case careful plans would tave to be worked out especially
with regard to commuuications, 1? Zortch zoped to profit by IJ3's rezewed
Involvement with FAR in Guatezala.
While
Wallate
$ Eorton
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eate
1 vanuary, 1969
Subject: LIaING, 3 Heport of Meering at Pal Safebouse.
1o At, 2100 on 9/1/69 ot the Robin Restaurant LIni. 0/3 reported to Roston
that be went, as requested by "Rónulo", to Calle Coabuila 221 (across
Iros doolworths neer the corner of Ingurgertes Sur) and found "Röaulo"
In apartnent 1a 1s the company of two otber persons, previoualy unksona
to IIRING/3. Both appeared younzer than "Rósulo" and one could aasily be
hia brother because oe the physical resenblsnce. The other, apparent age
25, light skirned, too was introduced simply as an icuadoriar, had a good
Guatenalan accent, and revealed in his recaris an excellent knowledge of
Guatezala. The cuadorian, who had the most pleasant personality of the
three, remarked during the conversation that be had been inprisoned 1n
the old penitentiary in Guatenala City and subsequently "thrown" over the
wines ou odivaror.
2. IRING/3 told norton that the snall apartzent contained nothing that he
could see but a table and several cheirs and was obviously a safenouse
rather than a residence. "Rónulo" later co-firmed tois shen he toid I/3
that they would have to reet there in the luture only by appointment since
they did not live there but came only fror tire to time to talk. is a re-
sult, LIRTiG/3 made a date with them for 15CD on Friday, 3/1/59, at rich
time be, If3, would come to the apertrent. "Rozulo" promised to wait for bim
at the entrance to the apartment building so that I/3 would not have to
ring the bell end wait outside the door unrecessarily.
3. During the Iriendly discussin that ensued in the apartrent, I/3 took
the iine previcusly agreed on with Rowton with apparent success. The young
Ecuadorian spored his approval by nodding his head several tines, when If 3
Outlines his reasons for not accepting at cace the proposal to return to
Gustenala. "Rowlo" was less sympathetic, ard when I/3 stated that be felt
It recessary in any case to travel first to FBaUMal to set his wife settiled
"Romuio" shrugzed his shoulders rezarking, "Jut can't soe lget by herself."
I/3 then offerred to be of any service while in IBRUal, bat did not re
ceive any positive reaction. "Rósuio" responded simply vith a "Yes, we'll
see." I/3 made sure to drop the statement that he was plannin as a matter
os fact to see LIRI:G/9 the followag moratio to talk about the trip which
19 himself had already voluntee.ed to arrange.
4. ihen the subject of Ferabal's calumnies against Il3 came up toward the
end o? the conversation, "Rimulo" told I3: "Don't worry ayout that any sore.
A quatemalan, bon you don't kaow, will take care of that matter "de una vez
1/3 told Rorton he felt tols remart as too full of forebodins for him to
ank d0r detalato to peed da vene agate du don apart at lane sea sinia.
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1 January, 19,58
Subjeet: LIRING/3 Report of Address of Mario Mendez, ara "Rbulo""
1. LIRING/3 reported to Rowton at 1000 on 1/1/60 at the Robin Zesteurant
that be had not succeeded ir seeing the Chief IIRING as be had bosed toe
previous morning since the latter did not appear at his office by 10co,
when LIAI!G/3 had to leave to sake the contact with "zomulo" at tis apart-
cent. IIAIiG/3 costinued to Rowton that woen be arrived at his aparteent
about 1015 be fourd a note Iros "Rémulo" askins hin to cose to le follow
205 addresa at beideen 1130-1200 the following day (1 january, 1959):
Calle Coabuila 221.
2. Roston therefore nade anotzer date with LIRILG/3 for that sese evening
5100 st t9= Palia 2astsu-ad 1a cades t= 20t 1639=2=2231
ing. Ecston showei LINlüG/3 the two pictures passed tohim by
the Station
of persors suspected of beirz "Rómulo" and the fat colleague. IIRIiG/3
told Rortos that be could see no resenolance to either person, but te felt
that the photo of the stost gerson corresponded te tie descriptios of the
"Pavel" he sas supposed to reet. He recalled that at the time the leon
Berrios brothers told hir they would arrange for "Favel" to contact bin
In lexico City uppa his return, they showed hin a rather poor reproduction
of a picture of Pavel that bed appeared in the local press folloving a
gunfight that Favel had had on the border while crossing into rexico.
3. Hoston then expressed Io LIRING/3 his grave reservations concerting g
the proposed tratel of I/3 to Cuaterala in the corpany of his rew Yin
Iriends. Rowton pointed out that such a trip rould be extrenely risty for
I/3 personally with little hope of any worthwhile production for zorton.
LIRIiG/3 agreed ard said that he felt he would have to contince to stall,
even at the risk of alienatire the affections and conticence o. hig.nen
contacts. Rorton suggested that I/3 tell them that before he could possibly
consider such a return trip he would bave to visit FaRtick with his mile
and child to get thes settled there so that they would not agela be exposed
would be faced wita the trif. Bowton added that I/3 should offer to do
"everything possible" in sexico for his friends, reviewing for them bis
knowledge and experience of the border areas, his service in the navy as
well as his reasorably rood nowledge of photo-raphy.
4. Norton then stressed that IU3 should assume that everything, at least lu
sunary form, that be discussed with the PAR officials he was in costact
with would directly or indirectly be reported to the LInING office, and that
hence he should "play it straight" with buthl sides.
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8 caruary, 1969
Subject:
LIRING/3 Report of Alleration of icular Alfillation.
1. At 1000 on 7 January, 1969, at the restaurant of the Camino Real Hotel
IIRING/3 reported to rowton that he had just received three letters frou
Farta barrics de jeon, the nother of the León Farrios brothera (Miguel
and Jun) whos he bad originally set during his confinement in Guatenala
City. He gave the original letters, zouton's translation of vich is
attached, to Roston to copy and study. iIRi'G/3 appeared genuinely shaken
at the revlaticn in the second perezraph of the letter,dated 29/12/68,
that the "nan on the bicycle" (Ca-los Perzabal) bad wittenilo his lettr
to tarta that IIRING/3 was "workine for another coupany (*C7(E4) und toat
told Roston that he bad suspected that Perzabal dad accuéed h1s of perhaps
causing the arrest, but be never creaned that Ferzabal would! Eo so far as
to accuse bi= outright of being a scrImM agent.
2. LIRING/3 then speculated that arzabal could not bave done such a serios
chine of his own initiative, out cust recessarily have been inspired by
sore outside source, most probably tue LIRING establisment. He contizued
that he therefore felt it core necessary than ever to put the LInliG Chief
"up against the wall" end force his to adrit ais complicity. MIRIG/3 added
that be haà seen "Rómulo" on 3 Jartary as placed and had told bin about
the letter from Marta and Ferzabal's treachery. decording to LIxIlG/3
"Rómulo" became indignant and volunteered to accorpany LIRING/3 to tbe
LIRInG establissent to have the isole thing out once and for all. IIki:G/3
appeared so disturbed at the unexpeited news that fowton found it impossible
- to check with nim on the exzet tire and place be allegedly wet "Rémilo" on
Priday, 3/1/69, then Rowon stated that he lelt is very important to iden-
t1sy "Bónulo" positively (Rowton alleged that he bad acceas to the Gober-
nación "nug file" of persons wanted by the Guatenalan Government and given
to the Mexicans for identification), LIRING/3 volunteered to arrange to
meet "Rómulo" somewhere in publie as soon e8 possible so that donton could
got a 500d 100k at him ( as he had pretiously done in the case of "Garcia").
3. Rowton advised IIRING/3 Mot got under any circumstances to attempt to
lure "Romulo" to any public place, especially since the latter had estab-
11ahed a patter of meeting with his in a safehouse, but simply to tell
Rotos the next time be was invited to visit the safehouse and horton mould
cover the place from as conveniect a spot as possible (eS doolwors
across the street) Koutca also encouraged LorinG/3 to talk again with
LIRING/9 rahber than the Chief LintiG IN THE hore of sore production
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chel, I Diviston
Chlef of station,
Chlos o1 Station, Maico City
PERUNEL The LIRING 3 Operation
Action Beguired: FY!
Reference
: H10A-36114, 27 Decesber 1968
1. Forwarded herewith as attachrent il aro eight reports
propared by sallace B. ROTTON on the latest develo neute of
I LIPING 3 operatios. The nost uportant of these are:
In 1 agar 80209 mos
"Romlo," who later described himell as
*HENDEA,
appeared on the sceno as the ilalace:
nas betreen Lialty? and the waterlan FAB.
Hamberto «GONZALEL Vegs, ThON MEIDEL called "a
Cuto, " apparently made laitial contact uith LIBIFG?
on his oun initiative.
MiNDEr Bald that "2l Cato"
"good elcent" bot caphasized that he (HENDIZ)
would be the person LIRISi3 would deal with on
FAR matters. A cory cl the surich oi wriDE Jam
by WRINgs was shose by the station to LIlar?.
The sattor, without any hesitation, Identified 1t
NO JAVICT •COLTRIRAS, leading YAR reprosentative
...
Attacheats:
seports (8%, /w
2. Documenta (7), /a/c
Diatribution:
0r1g & 2
- C/VID (v/atts - 1 copy each)
2 - COS,
(w/atts - 1 copy ench)
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RECRAT
#UMA - 36184
In Mouleo and a suBnectos ParANsY coatect.
The
Statire hal the LimbRACe team cover the entrance
of the bullding abore Hitue, and other Fla meabera
have an
with 11A115-3.
anartment they use for clanlistice sootiags
respite
the fact that the teas
knOwa 1.UKI:C3 fpra previoue surveillance 2n1 that
of LIning-a's sierch of Yatul was also
prOVINAl, the LEBlACE Enotted neitber us.
The
Static naturally plans to cover ancther netiag
and de alse esploring the possiblity of seteralalas
who rentel the
It 1s 01
some intorest to note that vilda, although he save
LIRINU the areed unon recognition simal, any
3t1ll ant lo
seet.
the
"Pavel" LIdiNi3 nas told be pould
IIRINJ-3 vas shorn a photo ranh of vecat
(kuom to have serviced a
lettor drop in ferico City
used vy tichelle Jeannotte
FIRE Watero ber joath in Cratenala).
LIRINg3
thought
18 looked llke a peor print
of a photorast
of "Pavel" ohoan to hin ubile still lacarcarated.
BIANIS lE anparently sElll sussielous
1n the oyos of the paRiseiers.
Z0 has received
several lotters (deo paragrash i) fron nonbera of
the FAN In Guatemale versing bin that wiverse ruors
(sose of then calling hin & "OPIi arent) have been
circulated in that country by Carlos PliaBal inreuo.
Keving that pizzAlL's father-in-le Is & close
Tiend ol Chief, LIKING, LIZINGS sourced the rumors
to the LInING hea-tran.
te first took un the satter
of the accusations sade arnast hin ailt Libited.
The leteer said there uns nothing to this, but, and
there ven a but, LIBINSO reninded LINING-3 that
In the unat ho had been consocted "with a cernon ot
mysterioum and susolelous afilliations," a clea
releTenCe tO RONTON, LIBINT 3's creek galend.
Picn
LIBINO, innicted he wanted to discuss the matter
of the allocations
made against hin directly with
Calef, LIBING, LIBINGS prouisod to make an appolat-
went for hia.
This appointseat, borever, sever
matorialized.
That Chief, LI3iNG any have spread
tho allerations nale against LIRINJ3 bY PERZABAL
was coafirned by Bolando «sUi: (Dee ROSTON"a
report unted 31 December!.
LI3I:03 also took 1y
the matter of the aRzAlAl demociations vith Hardel,
Who told bin that tho raa had nald no attention to
them and oven accompanied LIAlIG-3 to PALABAL'»
houne.
LlmING3, bowever, raje the nistake of
olving him nano when asked tbo vas calliag.
result, an could be espected, una that Po ZAaAL vu
"ot 15."
HINDia agreed to accomoany LIRi1C3 to
LIKING RO talk to 1la Chlet, but de varned LIRlY13
not to
nake necusations ulthout proof.
MENDS,
Incidonta
I, does not anpear to ba pro PaRolel.
This in
interesting. In yies of the fact that.
CONTRald, with mbon so may be loentiend, 1s a
mspectel contact of the Phallsters.
€.
Do far, 1t doon not soes that the vAn ban
boen really Misturbed by the
accusations unle
agaleat Lillura.
In fact, Burst sal the two other
JAB DeADerS LIKIN+3 39t
on 1 January have urged
KIRING 3 lo join then la the billa of Juntenals,
Thore perrilla varlare, they Bald, will soog be
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HIKA • 36184
15630°91Gd.
waty il not hide that thelr surpose
w88 to
broadcast LIrli.3's done end the loct that
= haricaa bad Joined thelr 11ghe.
This vas arsarently
to areal to the sonican left and gals their support.
WElle LIRINg has dochured bizel! ready to go back
to catenale (11 thin vas ohat iCTOY rated bin to
do), he did not neol Bortal to docide that uroad-
casting his ume fron the juagles of cuatenal an |
net a thing be nanted anyone to so.
At Etation
droCtITo, LIRINI" pointed out that after hie
rocent ienrisonent bo had to take care of his ite
refore deleg any more for the cruso.
The beat say
o do tata vas to tale LIRINA tO FORUN and lonu
hor vith rolatives.
if anything,
ThE INÓ LIBISG-3 tO 28l 12A6,
he could do for the FAR in legico.
So far, however, his YAl LIlends have not tinen to
*5-8=2
forearded meer separate cover un attachmont it are
the follordaz documents:
A copy of a letter fron Osear koloan
*SOLDA% saplansa.
b.
A traulation and a cosy of a letter, lsted
Docember 1068, from Marta •BARRIOS.
Translations and contes of letter fron
Marta BARAIOS to LIKINg 3 snd
LIRI 104 dated
20 Decenter and tron
"Violeta" dated 17 soveaber.
Copies of tvo letters and two posteards
received by LINING 3 from Ratsol and Elfoberto
"ARGUETA Alvarado dated 10 December (meo RONTO!'
• reporE of 18 lecember).
A cony of the letter sont by LIllio? to
Carlon
*PERZAMAL. Marcue with conles for the teztcan
and spaals Commist Parties. Thia letter is
dated 25 December.
cooy of an article vritten by LIRIN
The dato,
mmber, and sno of the magazine are carted ca
COPy •
A copy of the note uritten by jacobo
•BODIGUE Padilla
(a lourtime moster of the
untemalan Comuaist Party 110102 la BerleO)
Introducine Carlos •LUPt (ho vas an Important
TAl leader ta antenala ntil ho care to morico in
lose 1949).
A' copy of an artiele which appeared 10 a
far Fallard C. CURTIS
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ATTACHMENT#ZA
+1 11039-36154
NOT SUITACLE FER LUCROFEN
CORREO AEREO
* S/c att:)
HMMA - 36184
"ÖS COPY
201-798301.
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## Page 80
: Me
svinci dividini i.
1979.
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## Page 81
ATTACHMENT #2U
15NA-36154
Envelope addresses to Soñor Carios juaado
Discicio
Cornese dad
racruce
ferroriz
Serter's initials:
%.5.
Isstmaried 18 Decesser, 1958, Guaterala.
* Guarezala, December, 1953.
Dees Carlos:
Excuse ta for not navice replied to yours of la covesser until soday,
but the affairs of the "patojos" reap =e on he do aà besides = have
bees sick and upset and 1 koop forgetting everytaine. Scat's use reasca
I havea't put a date or this letter; yoù won't believa in bur = crite
two levers taat never eot off, but 1t'3 true. ¡e boge thau you are as
well as ever with your janily.
I bave to tell you that the "acase de is bicicleta" 'cote ne last uses
ard that I an a litele peeved aù lin because me spezes iii of row. You
shoule sove catiously, buo don't inund thao it's a probles iita is -
ve don't solieve iu. le feel that it's iron dear. I lost ris sicress
and or that reason don't intert is trite to zin.
"El vigorudo" sezds joù regards; In regra a vara enorace;
la caácuita
a kiss; Elsa felisatari,iaria Eleza, Guri and the "parojos" any regaras
and erbraces for the Chirsonas holdays. The "gatojos" are suits in tre
"pira" so tbey couldn't core, "e'i see hecher they can be vice is see
24tb; ji not re'll have to do there to be nich duen. In any case i'll let
you know iban they cose here.
So long with seny best wishes and congratulations to you and your wise ià
childrez. Exeuse the long and boring leuter.
• So 10ag Carlos,
1s/ Marta
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## Page 85
ATTACHMEN. #2С
inns =36154
Cautezalo, 29. Deceaber, 1562.
CErlos,
I'= writing inle suer sebuzzing dron the dura tere = and a chas late
sosicare which is deny attrcctve. Insare lur an polaracacie. In jois
Of the Ruda Jo: asi ne tO Secà a leibes tO lSE "E.C." BuL I 20a'E under-
stand dzere yoù resa, and to daco, since I don'E recogize trose initiEs.
Please expiain tO ze Clearly icat you Teaa so tiat I Cas compLy.
is to sue letier saus the "=an on the bieyele", I =isiada io since i cid='=
like diat it said, but 11 1 caa locate 1ù 1'11 serd it to voi, as tbe
"patojos" toja ze to inc= tie beginnino, so caro you can bave ar. exsct
accoust of it. I, corever, shourao the reicho drey gave to it exassemaood.
ID EIT
case be rose do tell be thaù you beze acrrive for arether comaaay
ICT!) ens for trot vasge l shosidas contide in anvocére that vou zizao
milie t0 ne. But I'= very sincere in saau respect and for tiat reason'I
Got very angry. Consider this, tuat isen yoü both tere bere;, the souser
s the persoa was very mice to re, laricking Eatery aá gifts cace,
¿or ¿bica I au sizcerey fateful and do not tarre, bur ais action ices-"
sees (cosest) to ze.
he all bave to be logai anà ¿aistani to!
Our COnFiCUI-S
and :10% be shazeless wits respect to ous comrades;
we bare to be respo
sisie in all our actions.
I baven'I bees able to arice lucil Iosy sinca l's manias around to ama
mangi-5 things., all tain nast be boring to you. Receive treetings iro=
¿quez, chiquita, segra, daria, Belisa, =y arandson, sisita, jorditaand
Cari, Aiso sy dra "abrazos" and 500d vishes.
IS/ Para
Carlos:
Lesbia ("=a jezrita", sends you fond rese-brarces.
Ereuse Sta
red pea aid the baà bandariting. Iragine! you zooled all où as
since ye tought joù had rada the saris-as cari jourself, -sizea
you pein: so deil, but you'= not 50 no to believe that. i'=
wricins you just a led lives because za=á dián't leave se co
space. Graetimes to your dide and childres, crea though I barer'-
dad the pleasure of needse then. So 10rg,
Is/ iosbia
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## Page 86
Guatezala, 29 =ecerber, 1555
Jear Criciai,
Jais letter is to sena joù aratias in the sope tear you are veii
togenicer dits jour busseià and caicara..
I vas sappy to lear laù obe persuadeo drose to se was yoü; it vas
quite a proctical jose airazcz-za see= i loura cut that it was really
Ca-los who was initine. bell hi= dras use lasier le sosa wiüh obe ciltpiras
bag not yeù been received.
Rary "abrazos" and ercearcants laus jour isiaza
Ca-loS:
Is/ "arra.
I'I siting sipply to sed you at test castes fpr a proscescus
ara
15/ 225a-
..
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## Page 87
GEnEsai. 17110632
032105g
i send rod di best, mistre dist 101 and In danny toe india
Everyusing bene is the same es dea you vera dite us. de learzed
ICh can setsat sita the "Caiso" the acocura you lest zero. Be's
soing to sead you t40 postcaris inau are very intarast-ee
Jol'1l appreciate Zur difticuit iù vas 10n us to liná deer amora so
Jany citractive caris ve have beze.
lel Viola-
!
- 1*
Fre above is cue o° tee many oversiacos of Inña inása, Ersuse it.
(zenünriting o= Marta,
ти но ст, 5,81" ті,
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## Page 88
15000I4E
A Edifico Condesia. 6
Minico S. Fr.
CORREO AEREO AIR MAIL PAR AVION
106D
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## Page 89
•,*,
Cranals 17/11/68
Carlef :
TE• FRÑO COLIRISES SALINOS.- DESEO
Estens Tu.- Superios
mode
ENTRE TANTOi y TON MUDAS QUE LENi
TENÉLES - PUEDES ESCRIBER A PANA "
ANISSi SOLODOS y HASTO FRONTO.
TE REWERD
Seta frú mo di to tinterorilos
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## Page 90
Finali Idi ñ.
GUATE MANER, E-A.
7738
FiN COCLOSTILOCO CORRER 19DEO
Péricon, DF.
n і за4r-я.
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## Page 91
Cisco dires
hice al reciso di la princa dis
firio di platico, con dis
racheo, tus
il mismo dia las
an sanita po sta a pri
rino sua fictia
en acenta que cuando Noo esteress
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## Page 92
de ixcrite
in la
asunto. Esta ira te stania aburris
Marie, felisa, el mesto, la Elsita
inelas: Be recite cassia amente s recardinai
con rio te, tai tita.
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## Page 93
Inatemala, 324 de Dic de 14,63
Estimada Chichai
tente de se prema che e
en unión de su esposi le hiss.
di kinn
Besita marchos abrazos y ca-
riño de su amiga sporta
CaRLos!
TE ESCRiGO UNiCAMERITE PARA DESEARTE
A ti Y ALOS
TUYOS DILIN Y PCESPERIONO EN LA DÃO NUEVO. ESS
1:
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## Page 94
_ATTACHRENT#ED
+ 1 0079-348546
mons.co
dianr:
henie Tlid fiess
É lifcis Lisnelaces A-6
foiijice de jinnteto Zsdlicel
iDrirene
+7-4370096
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## Page 95
Cincilala i delta he and es
Liced Del lie.
gists it here is lue d she ole to sinon in fige
ford see to y po, ills fatig do i tonged.
Bume snore queite datash, de sois peastes do sance of son special
"..:
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## Page 96
Ensateria de d diciner a 2.751
Sister:
insinto repacondi de fumo natud al licelo de cupides
Cades pertine pe to Me later to sen pore toda
pino nuns al laddo de ou quacidas familia.
я paluds a sun esposas e he
de mando una. Bella postel de mi timoso priz.
sempe lo peanudi.
Nufuel Arguets A.
2: 00= 8 87-13 goa 12.
cans, sit, do.
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## Page 97
I, mi can i senio de
mi quire stratenels
para vu. Bardon
Rafael fignite Alienator
401481118414
Guatatis 10 de dimbe de 1964
16 • 42 /ONA
40 ARE
pain te gute tense tenson
de to comings f tendents
Replens argente Stando
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## Page 98
ATTACHTENT #ZE
+17014-36154
resaris.
zerzabal:
•Jursos tuvirni mia con experiencio:
ins causas que
dE ocasionaron to ito modos dura Gua diece le seres perdas
casence que bay pescaaas
su oportunidad.
Abosa, pos solive: de indajo pasara?, Easiliar y 25s
Jablezerta para cobeta ereores de los eus is sa da Pai, estás
desornando los hechos y -o estás difasanán.
su actitud en es horesta. Tergo en ti 10d05, pruebas
CONCITAS de tus calumalas yo caro no soy in mincir ná un franciscane
Las taré piblicas, considero suy srave la sicuación que escás pro-
vocasco, si sá dispones de ulesentos concraços y deflattos que cos
firme:: lo que estás cinilgarão, de sugiero tue
cambiar lo hacas.
Así tanto sú coso yo cos atendreros a las consecuercias.
Corto lucelo
CoC. a Organiszos CO-perentes y personas
interesadas.
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## Page 99
ATTACHHENT #ZE
H0104-36154
ILANUARY 1969
Si croca
IoniChi 1100011
i vincerapidoccia
Carcas++ 5+65 50611556575
Ci racce Cuc ria 5:2 C'59-5
caporca.
me permis
cosa:
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con me sarino
m, que no se enconarto procaco di ins
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pare.
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n une sami do no concaicres
cota?, I ott 199-5095520
maio que
Suo fareia
"- Idene"-
tans
fianca:
Care jurado.
iencicro que ino sancica
Esámierto. Frésesiemente lis tires és
son recitaa
2= esc
js scare io lie, o pariereistia ini saráre.
=05 de vico sui rici
Sul visita sus dales do secon
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## Page 100
•ATTAINMENT #2G
#: 17 1719-36155
"rimano estra :
¡i piace al duce denarchie quintode
io tiri
digere è quadio idiosito der l periango.
Ho appace ià iuta in tan toriche tele;
tristo la altri pola decante a la
mista filica pid di in dui di pendetella.
insacrud.
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## Page 101
294y248seSen
"- 15-1
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50=22at.:4g
Mc22aAr
: 10-41
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ATTACHMENTA2H
737 1883
STICO%. 21 de cobre.
H17R.A-360184
subieron hoy a it soleades
de los larrias de Incién.
Espreana la esperanza sue
irio cordusca a poner
ca terad cás priconcros.
Los
Lserades
frarom
niños a lierra en
re:acciones.
r.ni.a5
saigadoo ca ambos lados
las acciones militares.
citio alias surreccessi
preilidad es
"pirines.
de las farias
Sia horerres solidarios de
dericadas.
REMOVACION
F2H020 03
GUERRA
BEGRADO. 21 de c
esca guerra mental
está
la Fantilidad de que lis
sicales potencias
corren
is. we ilinicas. Tio hoy el
proline Jord Tira kitan
do "riy en dis pacano sud-
Tudio Culibiez, Chis, llores '22 de Octubre de 1968
crimening
serias
durarte
uza gira espocial.
laciones de la tecustica ve
¿eclaró absualos por
laita ce pruebas a les piole
rado y Carlos Manuel Par-
LA SITUACICH
EN PANAMA
" PANAMA 21 de
El llamamiento para
horas Lechs for la
ción Erudiaril da Panzos.
procais for el
espado
su poro éxico hoy, Laformes
procarlos de la ciudad =os
scen gue se verificaron ais
Buelos escidiales de
cia.
Algacos comercios perma
micieros cerrados y el trinci
1o maició más rápilo, que
+0724d407d tptr5s kasand
lue
Gi
OSUCIC
=ibal, quienes se encontra-. Carlos luado es en
chia-
bum premos en un caspo de
paricio catitirico que a tra
cés de su greg called artis
josde el pasado la de abril.
Pica como pisios y grabador.
supuestamente acusados de
ha hecho grada acoriaio
nas a la cucara
naci cal.
Como ciudadaco el pinto:
Cartas deio ax desempe-
lificiles inicas en el Inste.
Nacional edgenista,
Salieren de
San Crisisa lue fen-
Gcecoslovanuia
través de la Secretaria
Relaciones
EXteriores de
exigió al Go
bierro
Gestemala respe
1o a la vida de ambas perso
natidales y demandaron un
jrião apegado a la Ley. En
tre las munerosas peticiones
en este sentido se
destacó
La Recha por el Colegio de
Abogados de Túxtla Gutié-
Irta
EL APCLO Val
CUMPLIO SU
PROGRAMA
CARO
KENNEDY. 28
de ratubren
Los
nitrorazu
Las del Apolo, VII
hicim
ron boy su última trasaisión
pur elevisión
a la terra y
óibas menor, para irciar el
dercasco
a la tica
el cal
de mañana en el driatico
Occidental.
militares hingaras
abin oraron choissovaquia
Casillires y Misro Arto
„teaio stigrol
TUI.", que es
tal desarrollara una gran la
¿e los acos de Chis-
continjeni mitrar que par-
la de licaras checos, dispués
de ter ratificalo el palielo
chair-sovittino.
la percanoncia e ridio
crito de
lis tropas del pacio de Var-
La injusta encareclación
de los profeces
Jarado y
Permitil leste chino
Por a la fee tite reere
mis de la (MAsl) movil-
só a amplios grups de in-
listrales.
• Ambos detenidos estaban
amadas por supuestos ac-
los de "propaganda subver
siva", realizados el dia 17 de
abril: es decir tris días des
despeis de
pais de haber caido presos
tragmitien
apiteta
paralas de
s05
cando se dirigian. en
ur.
caliennes
el Director del 8=am. quies
viaje turístico a la Repúbli-
exp02r59
que 13 12:3160
dal
ca de El Salvador..
prio VIl hatia consejuid:
todo lo que si habia propues
El cable de La' AFP infor
te. te incción del coir prin
losa que rabos profesores
cipil del Apolo, ccraolo
fueron trastrolados desde la
ca 1a úrbita pás bris, coo
cinel hacia el
Peropuerto,
cánbio es la posición pro
drede abordaron' un
avión piz urs la misio co plea
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MEXICO CITY INFO DIRECTOR
REF A. MA%A 36174
B.
97€9
1. PEP PARA I REF A, FAR COSTACT ANCHA TO LIPINGA? IS
"ROMLLO" AND "MARIO MENDEZ" MAY PE IDERIIFIAULE NUI
16 SEuS3 N73418
(MENDEZY AGUILAP. STUDION TRACES MENDEZ DESCRIPE HIS AS POT AFMED
ACTIVIST WHO ILLECALLY ENTERED MEXICO JULY ISES. MENCEZ PHYSICAL
DESCPIPTION FITS THAT GIVEN PEF A. PHOTO OF MENDEZ FESLESTED FPOM
LIAISON, AND WILL RE POL. HED ADOPESSEES WHEN PECSINESS
*ITH FULL
STATION TRACES.
20 PER HSM-1C5TE, LIREPEL/ i IN PEPSCHAL CONTACT WIEH MENDEZ
IN JULY 1955. IF LIREPEL/ 1 AVAILABLE, SURGEST SHOW MIN
LIPINE/3
SKETCH OF "MARIO MENDEZ" FCP FOSSIPLE IDENTIFICATIC.
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SECRET /RIBAT
325 FEBETT
_Chief, M Division
Chief, NI/COG
THE CREED DECE
CHE MIDGE SUOUS
Chief er Station. Mexico City!
Activities Against PROUlEN Targets in Oetober and Jovember 1968
LOS LESSES-TECUES
Accion Required: See paragraph 13.
Reference
: HIMA-35591, 10 October 1968
1.
Personnel: There were no changes in personnel in
the PBRUME: Section of the
Station during October and Novenber.
Vallace B. ROSTOY returned from his TDY on 15 Octcber.
Leslie I. HENDRIQUE was at the Station TDY 26 though
November in contection with the LISAGA case.
Henry I. SLOKAY
was at the Station IDY on 8 November to debrief AYSTRUI-16.
Leonard S.
TORUIT visited the Station during the last week
=o=
Continued.
Distribution:
arig &
2 - C/KHD
2 - C/KH/COG
CS COPY
DESPASCH SAMBOL ATO MUMBER
HUMA - 36185
GASSUSCANON
SECRET/RYBAT
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130-120-130
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2. Operations in PaUseS and Against lisiting PBRUNEY
Officials:
A. LIAGILE-1:
LIAGILE-l case to l'exico on
19 October and rcturned to PBRULEi on 1 Josenber,
but he did not contact the Station.
(See NIXICO
CITY -7974.)
B. LICARD-I: LICARD-1 returned fron his TDY
to tacrid in Ostober.
His mission sas unsuccessiul.
he Indrid Station provided detailed reports or
this operation.
C.
LISAGA-1: LISAGA-1 returned to Jexico on
25 November 1968.
He remained in lexico to receive
special training and to undergo debricfing by a
Headquarters TDier until 9 December, when he returned
tO PBRUNEY.
Subject of MEXICO CITY-6266:
LIADLIB-1
finished his debriefing of Subject during this period
(See HLA-50018)
E. ' HAGLIDEP-1:
lexico during this period.
HAGLIDER-1 did not return to
F. ' YJWAIT-2:
during
this period.
IJWAIT-2 did not return to
Nexico
Subject of MEXICO CITY-7595: Subject
defected to the lexicans during the Olynpics.
The
Station arranged for a press conference though
LITAVIL- 3.
LITAVIL-3's debriefing revealed that
Sabject did not hare any intelligence of value.
(See also NEXICO CITY-7621.)
ANILLOS -1:
AFILLOW-1 arrived in lexico
on 22 Noverber and returned to PBRUNEN On 2 December.
FRADYER could not meet him as he was at Headquarters
on TDY.
(See MEXICO CITY-8215 and -8335.)
3. Active Leads to Prospects in PBRUNEY:
Subject of MEXICO CITY-5442: LICOUET-2;
received a call fron Subject on
24 Jovember asking
hin to take care of two friends who were visiting
Bexico fron PBRUNEY.
During the same cal, Subject
indicated he rould
be coming to lexico City soon on
vacation
and rould
notify LICOLET-? of the exact
date and details.
ANICARL'S-1: After enlisting the cooperation
ef AMICARUS-3 in Veracruz, the Station is araiting
the arrival of AJICARUS-1, scheduled to transit i
Kexico City fros PBRUNEY, to re-establish contact
between the
tro and have AJICARUS-3 develop ASICARUS-I.
(See MEXICO CITY-8136, et cetera.)
ANCAJOLE2:
Per MEXICO CITY-7451 and - 7453,
ANCEJOLE-1 was scheduled to visit Nexico fron PBRUHEY.
However, his father at the last minute reportedly
"blocked" his departure. (See also MEXICO CITY-7574
#4at
$1+
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.Ha2202646 12001
LIALANAC-1: LIALKIE-I tOld RONTOS On
23 goverbor that he
is a close, long-tire frieud of
the Subject o1 H304-36016.
says now he belieres
he can develop a close relationship with Quioo%, i
lexico City.'
salject of MAICO CITI-7946: The Station
is cooperating with LNERGO in preparing for, the
of Subject's son in lexico.
The Station
has assisted in getting a lexican visa for the son.
The son arrived in lexico on 2 Decerber,
but it has
not yet been detcinined whether he is willing to ;
be contacied and, hopefully, debriefed.
4. •Legal Travelers to PBRUMEN:
LIRISG 4: According to LIRISG-3, LIEINGA
no condition to accept any
instructions for
a trip to "BRUVEY.
There is,
however, s0ze
that LIRING 3 nay go to
"Cultural" mission, at which time he
will report directly to PBRUNES officials os his
activities in Guatenala.
LIRISG9 has reiterated
that he wants both LIRISG3 and LIRISG4 toizo. but
mas not suggested dates Ior shis travel. (see
MEXICO CITY-8159 and -8228.)
B. LIREO-2: LIRENO2's papers are finally
However, the recent
death of her nother, as well as the recent inci
ceration of her son
(in a frare-up by his erployer
See JIEXICO CITY-81S2), has brought her to a physical
and psychological lon.
The Station is alloring her
time to recuperate before raising the question again.
C. LIA\KLE-1: LIANKLE-l has not yet settled
in Mexico City.
There was no contact with her
during this period.
LIARI]: Per MEXICO CITY-7433,
was net during the Olympies, but did not hare access
to much information of value. (See MEXICO CIT] -7563
and -7741.)
In spite of the fact that he was in
daily contact with PBRUNEY participants, some of thou
spent considerable time with hin, he came up with
virtually nothing.
The Station,
at present; has no
contact with LIARJ-l, who has l'eturned to the
Monterrey area.
Subject of LEXICO CITY-5853 (Jews contact
01 LITAUIL-3):
Subject has been reapproached about.
making a trip to PBRUNEl now that the Olympics are
He has indicated his willingness to make such
• trip now.
LITAVIL-3 is arranging a meeting between
Subject and a Station Case Officer.
LIREVD-8: On 17 October LIREVO-8 was
instructed to actively arrange for a trip to PERUMES,
and, If he goes, to see about taking some courses :
that country. (See MEXICO CITI-7738 and (ml:il-35593.).
In the scantime, he has become conpletely integrated
into the PBRUNEY Consulate and cultural institute:
in his town. In this capacity he vill be in a
position to report on PBRUNEY activities in that area.
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Subject of Ir4-35516: The Sintion is
still planning
to have PONTO"
explore the fezsibility
of approcching
Subject and using hin as as coertual
bj the naturc os his
function, he still mintains contacts. (See unit-
35516.)
AISTRUT-16:
Subject traveled to PEZULEV
on 18 October 1958 and returned on 1 jererber.
her return to l'ezico she vas debricfed b, Lenry d.
SLOka':, who care to lexico on IDY for this purpose.
The results of this debriefing were receired in
UFAA-355.
Subject of MEXICO CITY-8319:
LITAIL3
was contacted by Subject, tho returned ITON PRETEN
on 2 Decerber.
Subject was debriefed by a station
Case Officer
o1 the current status of the relation-
ship betreen his organization and the ParilEi
Government,
and on other requirements given him
before his deperture for PBRLIEN.
The nost fralising
lactor in this overation is the fact that dour oi
in April 1969. Subject pronised to gire the Station
access to anj
or all of these individuals.
5. Technical Peretration and Coverage of LIRISG and the
Residences of LIPING Personnel:
UKTRAP in Chief,
LIRING'S Residence:
MEXICO CITY-7952 reported on the difficulties
encountered in trying to have a LIRISK unit installed
in the LIBACK-# IP.
The Station made its one LIRISK
(See MEXICO CITI-8182.)
All atterpts to activate the IXTRAP hare so far
(Sec MEXICO CITY-8303.)
LISANDAY: LISANPAY coversge of B9X78
continued.
EASY as lost on 9 October 25 a result
of a routine installation in the same builring bỳ
the LIBISK corpany.
attempts to activate EIST
LISARI were unsuccessful.
(See MEXICO CIT-i598 and
-8232.$
LIETOT: LIEMOY corerage has remained
unchanged. The LIRING Comercial line stil has
not been reconnected.
LIFEAT: LIFEAT coverage of LIRISG21 vas
discontinued on 15 covember for security ressois.
The coverage vas renewed on 6 December®.
• B.
LIONIOS: LIONIO}-1 continued to perform
his photographis and audio duties.
His ability pou
to identify people by name bf monitoring DOG 15
particularly useful.
LIROSIS: LInOSIs-l was kept on full salary.
during
the period. In late Jovember he nas giren
the assimment of
renting a ney lp shich ras soottedi
by LITAIST-2.
He successfulls rented this up on
il Deceuber,
after LIRE'Ol laid the grounchork, and
will move
into it on 18 Decerber 1968.
This will
be the base for an audio operation agalnst. LIBING 2,
*LIRING9, and LIRING 13.
#ERN
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Д...
-21917
Trash Operatica:
The trash operation sas
not reictitated during this period.
Audio Against the Residences of LIRING-21
Via LIPR.L'I-l the Station located
empty apatments in the sane buildings there these
tro LilliG officers live.
Alicopts to sent at least
one of these for an
aucio operation proved difficult
in vier of the need for a cosiguer and finding
suitable people to move in.
LIROSIS-I was' goi:g to
attcept to nake some arrangement shen the LP described
in subparagraph 5F turned up.
The Station' decided
the latte: was of higher priority
its efforts to rent the apartments next to LIRING 21
and LINISG 24.
6. Physical Penetration and Coverage of LIRING:
PERUJEY Deputy in levida:
This target
left PCS on 15 Jovember 1968.
(See MELICO CITY-8148.)
B. LITAMIL-7: The Station had no contact with
seen chatting with LIRISG nembers on
several occasions.
She was not observed visiting LIRISG.
Fenale Arcess
Agent (Subject of MEXICO
CITY-3988): No contact was established during this
period.
LIRING 3/LIRI$G-4: On 29 October ROTTON
net LIRING 3 after his release fros jail.
results of the initial debriefing vere cabied in
LIRISG 3 indicated that LIRISG 4
was very nervous and upset, and that he wanted all
his orn activity and association with RONTON to be
LIRING 3 has been necting fairly
frequently with LIRISG9, who has been debiefing
his encarceration in Guatesala. (See MEXICO
CITY-8159 and -8228.)
PBREHEY Maids:
The Station decided to
mount an operation against the PBRIVEY maids, and
selected LIE BRACE-3 as a suitable access agent.
(See MEXICO CITY-7861.) The Station is in the
process of turning LIEIBRACE-3 over to LIREALN-1,
Who will be the outside Case Officer on this
operation. (See alse MEXICO CITY-8124.)
Chief, LIRING: The Station has corresponded
with Headquarters about a false flag cold approach
against Chief, LIRING.
This still is in the ex-
ploratory stages.
(See MEXICO CITY 824%.)
Harassment of LIRING: There were no new fuarache
loaflets put out during this period.
LICOUET Debriefing Center: MEXICO CITY-8066 reported
that the charitable sponsorship covering the overt activities
of the debriefing certer. ended on 31 October 1968 and that the
extra financial cover
for the office space would end 30 November.
Headquarters' assistance was rcquested in resolving this
(See also MEXICO.CITY--8179 and -8287.)
forwarded nore detailed LICONET-2 reports on the LICOlET cover
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36185
There t'ere no opcrations agninst QUNOON
during this period renderera on asic sure
Double Agents:
LISASSY-1 retuned from/his European
on 17 jovenber and was recontacted by LIRING-9, who
levied requirtients on him as reported in MixICO CITI-8339.
LISASSY-I continuas to have dilficulty satisfying LIRING-9
requests for information on the activities of the: PBRUMEN
community is lexico City and Mia.i.
The CI aspect of the
LISASSY-I operation was virtually at a standstill for tro
first, at one tine or another, either LIRING-9 or
LISASSY-l was out of lexico; and second, the Station has beer
unable to cone up with information which LISASSY-l could pass
tO LIRJSG-9.
In this last respect, LIS'SSY-l continues to be
an excellent channel of KOFIR'-controlled information to the
PBRUNEY Government via LIRING9.
11. Operations Against PBEUXEY Subversive Activities in
Latin America:
LIRING 3:
See lEXICO CITY-7500 fOr RONTON's
initial dobristino so arnara o ve
Guatenala.
MEXICO CI'TY-7945. reported that LIRING-3
a letter fron
Guatemala which he interpreted
as a check
on a new conno channel between the
Guatenalan rebels and hin.
LIRING3 reported at
length to LIRING9 on his contacts with FAR neabers
At LIRIXG-3'S suggestion, LIRING9
may send LIRING3 to PBRUNEY to make
(See MESICO CITY-S159.)
detailed reports were forwarded in HDLA-35905.
HAMA-35904 forwarded a report of LIRiNG3's imprison-
ment in Guatemala.
Letter Drops:
The PBRUMEN letter drops
being covered by the Station only produced one
interesting letter during this period.
(See : HYA-
35873. The Station suggested that Headquarters
follow up on the lead prorided.
LIRING7: LIRISG7 continued to see his
Nexican leftist student "friends" during this period.
(See HIka-35823. )
He also escorted a high-ranking
member of the Orthodox Church during a visit to
One intelligence dissemination was made on
the basis of information produced by LIRING 7 during
this visit.
When he was in jail in mid
November, LIHACK-4 was approached by. some Mexicans
arrested in connection with the student disturbances.
He was asked to take a walkie-type radio into jail.
and was asked if he would be willing
to assist them with his ha: radio equipment for
direct commo between the revolutionaries and PERUSEN,
since going through LIRING as not satisfactory.
Tho Station is taking a wait-and-see attitude to see
this develops. (See MEXICO CITY-8213.)
Subject of HSMA-35S72:
Via LIFEAT, LIESTRAP,
and the LIESBRACES"LIRING."
the Station identified a Nexican
student contact of
Background information
LITIATOS on 21
they arrest and interrogate the person.
35872 for details.)
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12. Miscellancous:
A. AVICOl-3:
A::B00:-2 is employed by a local
Mexican television station and apparently does not
intend to return to PeRUDE.
The Station lad no
ops contact with BOOK-s during the period of this
repori.
He planned to travel to the United States
to cover the Apollo/8 launching at Cape Kennedy in
-late Decerver 1968, but this was not definite.
Travel Control Infornation:
LIFIRE; LICONET,
and LITtrO continued to provide this type of
information.
C. PBRUSES Pishing Pieet:
There was no
activity against this target.
Several fishing
boats, horever, did seck shelter at Isla Mujeres,
and on each occasion several crew nenbers sought
asylun. The LICOMETs were alerted each time to try
to obtain debriefings of these men.
(See MEXICO
CITY-8039. )
N. MAHTIPEN:
InE LiLUriS COntinuEL lU pIUrANo
QUIOON
cargo manifests, and LIRFXO-1 provided crew
and ship manifests.
The manifests were pouched to
JNCOBRA and Headguarters for processing. (See HIMSA-
35912. )
E.
AXDESTISE-1: AIDESTINE-I was terminated
per Headquarters direction.
See METICO. CITY-7661,
DIRECTOR-42579, and MEXICO CITY-7739.
AJDAUB-1: On 17 October AXDAUB-1 asked
for assistance from LIPURE.
(See MEXICO CITY-7709 .)
On 25 Ostober he left Mexico for Miami, where he
was met and handled by iH/Miami.
JNCOBRA-1427.)
G. LIANATOL-1: LIAATOL-1 was net on 17 October
1968 and agreed to cooperate with the Case Officer
by furnishing information on the activities of the
PBRUMENers in the Veracruz area. LIA'ATOL-1
requested that his main line of
communication with
the Station be through LIREXO-l for security reasons.
(See HIZLA-35913 and -35917.)
notified Headquarters of the
Subject of NEXICO CITY-7515: The Station
on the list of "40.,*rrival
in Mexico of
The Station was asked
to contact this Subject's brother to determine the
present status of Subject.
report submitted in MEXICO CITY-7754 indicated that
he was content with his life in PBRUMEY and was not
Interested in contacts, even with his own brother,
11 there was to be pressure applied for him to
remain outside PBRUNEY.
During a baséball game between PBRUNEY and
the United States during Jovenber, the PBRUMEN
Through
LITAMIL-3 the Station is trying to arrange to have
the Station-cleared lawyer ran into difficultics
with the lexican Governient.
Court authorities who
passed the lawyer a transcript of the original charges
against the LIRISG employee advised the lawyer he
FORad
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would be wastink his line on this cose because orders
from
an
unidentifiod high sexican Government official
indicated
that the plauned charges against the
employee would not be accepted for trial.
J.
ANSTEI-I: AVSTET-1 sent a letter to the
home of AUSTRUT-&, who in turn notified the Station
to cose and pick it up.
The contents of the letter
wele forwarded to leadquariers in MEXICO CITY-8130.
This is a Headquarters
case in which the Station
participates only as a letter drop via AISTRUT-8.
13.
As can be seen, all the above has been previously
reported to Headquarters.
In view of this,
and the fact that
the BRUNEl Section, in addition, submits regular quarterly
progress reports on its projects,
it is felt that reporting
OD
the Station's activities against the PBRUNEY target is
fadequate.
Therefore, the Station once more suggests that
fornal PBRUMEN Section monthly or bimonthly reports be
discontinued.
Please advise.
Rayed Me Funder.
for Willard C. CURTIS
PAGERO
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• as a 8. 000
- Sai:-On Mexico it
XX
NO INDEXING HE QUIRES
ONLY QUAUTES CESA
CAN JUDGE NCERNE
MUCROFILAG
0€ 5502-089
NXZING-3 Operation
Thi
once: IN4-36114, 27 December 1968
cal with Angel Himhorto CONfiFT Ver
_ 14 June 1963, fron a
nf indetermined reliability.
In this report GONZALEZ was iisted
so -ceive in the peace mo,cent of the Guatenalan Communist Party
GaZALEZ's date of birt. was given as 2 October 1927.
ind a proto of GONZALEZ have seen requested fiom liaison and will be
Ided to addressees wher cui-ved.
According tol
infonatior, Gustavo CLINES Barrios was
ied on 3 July 1967 by the Guatenalan authorities.
ie was described
•is tine as a member of "the simply network of the Lobel Armcd Forces
Although no further information is available|
DReS was apparently consigned and sent to El Pavon.
In reierence to che names mentioned to LIRING-3 D. GAVZVEZ
dos... jegra, Jorge Torron and Avecillas"),
•piu.., eater to deuter SANDOVAL Alegria, Jose Sazuel TORON
Ricardo Israel VAiiiLOS Perez.
All of these individuals
re; day arrested by the sexican authorities in May 1968 for an
i re...y.
MEXICO CITY 5590, 17 May 1968) •
In addition, it is
"y ?:: a De "unez" ventioned later by GiZALEZ, is identical with
a Guacenalan Rightist who was also reportedly
• tEn matt SANDOVAL, TOROSi, and VALLECILLOS.
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ince: IDNH-36114, 27 Decesber 1968
The "haberto GONZALEZ Very mentined i. reference is probably:
ical with Angel lumberto Gil LEZ Vera. The only Station trace on
itter individual-was forarded withI
- 14 June 1963. from 3!
* of undetermined reliability. In this report GONZAFZ ...'« listen
ens at tale soicient of tre Giatemalan Coumam.st Party;
CONZALEZ's date of birth was given as 2 October i927.
Biographic
and a photo of GONZALEZ. hav. been roquested [
Jand will be
• rded to addressees-when-received.
i According-toL
7-information, Gustavo COLINDRES Barris was
ted on 3 July 1967 by the Guatemalan authorities. He was described
is' tine as a member of "the-supply network of the Rebel Armed Forces
although no further irtomation is available in
URES was apparently. consigned-and sent to El Pavon.
¿In reference to the names mentioned to LIRING-3 by CONZALEZ
sloval Alegria, Jorge Torrun and recillas"),
•probaby refer to Hector itiUVid Alegria, Jose Sanuel TOms
os, and Ricardo Isnael VALLECILLOS Perez.
All of these individals
reportody arrested by the lexican authorities in May 1968 for an
MEX:OO CIT: 55>÷. 17 May 1568).
In addition, it is
ji: ire "in" metics iater by GONZALEZ is isantical witt
-uNcE Sanez, a Quatenalar. Rightist who was also reportedly
ted it ir iurdis TORON, and VALLoCILOS.
(cantinued....)
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GONZALEZ is apparently the FAR contact
dished for LIRISG-3 in Mexico, linether or not LIRING ever seeks to
the services of LIRING-3, the maintairence of his contact with
iNEZ night lead the FAR to utilize LIRING-3 in sone support capacity
erico City.
Such an opportunity could provide kOFIKN sith a valuable
ght in a difticult and hortwhile target.
1: 1.
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C/it.
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INO.
Chief of. Station.
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PBRUKIN/The LiRIVG 3 Operation
ACTICA RECUMAD - BASIQANCES
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Action Required: FYI
Reference
: HMMA-36184, 17 Jaruary 1969
Forwarded attached are the two last contact reports
written by Wallace B.
RONTOY On LIRING3 before sOWTON's
departure on TDT in late January 1969. These reports are
ASU LUINCUCU iS LIULNEI LEPUNI
by ROWTON, dated
28 November 1968, which the Station somehow
failed to forward.
That LIRING has forwarded information to the Mexicar
Communist Party casting suspicion on LIRIYG3's past activities
did not come as a great shock.
Heraclio ZEPEDA is known to
the Station as a previous teacher at the University of Jalapa
who said in 1960 that he would accept a teaching position in
PBRUMEN, a country he has visited on several occasions at the
invitation of irs government. ZEPEA also spent some time
Continued®
Attachments:
1. Reports (3), h/w
2. Identity Sheet, u/s/c
Distribution:
Orig & 2 - CAHD (watts - l copy att 1; 3 copies
att 2
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in 1965 in the U.S.S.R., where he was described as Foreign
Correspondent of
La Voz de Vexico,
an official organ of the
Mexican Communist Party (see HJNA-27727, 24 Jovember 1965).
ZEPEDA apparently also visited Comsunast China.
to be well acquainted with LIRING9.
In view of the above,
the Station instructed ROWTOY to ask LIRING3 to refrain from
attempting to use ZEPEDA to obtain a "bootleg" copy of the
LIRING letter to the Mexican Communist Party.
Ine Station
feels a copy of this letter would add little
to the known fact
that LIRIYG3 is a person that LIRISG continues to view as
"suspect."
LIOSHEART has been asked for up-to-date iniorma-
tion on ZEPEDA's Party position.
Any information passed by
LIONHEART will be forwarded to Headquarters.
so farted comi
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28 lovember, 1959
•'.
Subject:
IIRING/3 Beport of Meeting with LIRING/9.
1. LIRING/3 reported to Routon at 0915 on 27/11/E3 that he had not w1th
LIRIlE/9 at the LIRIiG establishnent Irca about 1745 until 1900 on 26/11/63.
He stated that he gave LIRl!G/9 bis written report on his recent experiences
in Gustemala and the conclusions be dred fron talking with. Ink members there.
I/3 also stated that he did his best to assure Is that, aithoußh he sympathized
with the laments of the León Barrios brothers, be was really on the PBRUMEN
side and offered to do all he could to assist the-lINGs in their attempts to
assist the revolutionary forces. Ibe following is Rowton's reconstruction of
the conversation, based on IIRING/3'g report:
1/3: "I'm sorry to be late, but I had to firish the report."
I/9: Alright. I've been waiting here at the gate so there wouldn't
be any furtner delay. Let's go to my office so we can talk pri-
rat=?=."
Upon entering office, 1/9 removes jacket and offers I/3 a
seat in the
office.
IJ3: "Well, here's my rejort. I must apolorize that 1t's in rough draft
forn. I had to write it rather burriedly when my tile was not around.
It's really just a series of badly orgarized thoughts and ideas but
I'1l be glad to explain. There's a great deal more, of course, that
I could explain on the subject. Do you wish me to read it?"
Iw/9: "Fo, that's alright.
Iv9 Blances through the report and continues:
"I'Il read it carefully later. I really didn't expect such a long
report. I appreciate it. In the meantine, how are you dong in your
personal affairs??
I/3: "well, as I told you last time, I'm very such up in the ahr at the
"at
moent. My esposition has started but is not going as well as can be
expected - as well as I had hoped. You know, these things have their
ap's and down's. I'll sell sone things, at least to çover my current
expenses, but I'll really bave to got better organized linancially
In the near future. The first problem that I'm really worried about
"18 my wife, and I frankly feel that I must appeal to you for help.
J/9: "Of course, Hell, what is the problem?"
I/3: "As you sIod, sone tine ago wy wife and I had a serdés of unpleasant
situations that alzost led to a separation.."
IW/9: "Is that right! nas it that serious?" "anything political?"
Alcatt: 1
HUMA - 36405
very frank with you. I was probably, respongible
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because of an affair I had with thn Carmen, - you know, the daughter
0% the doctor ve just aald hello to as we came in, tie lose tal¿iag with
LIRING/2. "
I/9: "Is that so? I had no ideal"
I/3: "well I assumed you new, since Carmen's father 1s a close friend of
your Chiel, in any case, it's over now, and I don't expect any trouble
fro: that quarter. However, I feel that I should explain that i bave
an obligation to my wife for all that she did not me while I vas in
ja11 with no belp fron anyone, as you well know. "
I/9: "Yes, it was difficult for her."
W3: "You see, my wife is a sincere revolutionary, but she really doesn't
want any bart of the artivity that a moralutian desands
1509= 2920 =
rany otbers, including my former cell-mate and his farous uncle, who
talk a great revolution, but fall apart when the chips are dova."
1/9: "Yes, we know plenty of those types."
Iv3: "well, anyway, my wife wouldn't approve of my reinvolvement and keeps
pressing ne to take a "respectable" job waich she knows I could obtain
through my friends. bat I really wnat to do is to somebow calm her down
and arrange things so that she won't have any idea of my political plans.
As you know her father 16 very 111 in New York, and she 16 anxious to
see him before he dies. I can arrange an exposition in Montreal and then
ast the father to come up to see us there. That would det around the
problem of a U.S. visa, which I'a sure neither of us could fet."
I/!: "lio. I'm sure you couldn't."
I/3: "The aly problem is transportaion. Air passage is too expensive and
unfortunately there are no boats going from bere. They all stop at New
Jork. Don't you have regular ship traffic to fontreal, so that we could
go that way?"
I/9: "Yes we do. I'n sure that could be arranged. I see no problen."
WB: " i could then kill two birds sith one stone, by stopping off at the
FDAUPON capital enroute."
I/9: " Yes, there's really co problea."
WI: "I hope you understand ay probles. I'n in a very serious vay
financially
at the nosent, and couldn't possibly solve this probled ayself vithout
your belp."
IV9: "iell, how are you doing otherwide - I mean in meeting living expenses?"
:I/3: "Just getting by. You know we live on a very nodest - day to day basis.
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"The exposition is not going as well as I expected. But the problem
I'I really concorred oboas is that of sy siie."
I/9:
k:8 3:
"Iot bes' go to FBRUNeN. "
"bat do you sean? I don't understand."
"well, I mean with you, when you 50."
I/ 3:
"Ch, yes, I see. Of course. She can see her relatives and there won't
be a problem. You know my wife ras gettico pretty desperate about seeing
INXINERINES ON KEYiN* her father sod she even talked of 50ing to the
Northamerican Anbassy for a visa so that she could go to liew fork. Imagine
that! I told it would be no use - just a taste of time since she voiuind
get the visa."
"Por heaven's sake, tell her not to 50! That would create ao end of
irinanions in UDe FDrUMEN capital. Calm her downmby all means.
I/3:
"Getting back to Iy report, as I said, sany points can be estanded."
1/9:
'"Yes. Let's zeet agsin on, saJ, Monday, at a time convenient for you."
I/3:
"You know I have plenty of time row. I'a up in the air, as I said, not
doing much - just the exposition. Ca the other hand you'ra busy man.
You set the tine."
1/9: "I tairk about 1000 would be good. Is that okay with you?"
Ij3: • Jes. I'll be back."
3/9: "I"' gald you covered the luportant point as to what the fAR thinks of
us. This is very important to us. Also you say that you ixpect a contact
with one of them bere?"
-IN 3:
"Tes, with a certain 'Pavel' but I don't know when. I an'in contact as scu
can see. They have been writing ue nore or less regularls siace my de-
parture." ( I/3 takes two letters iron pocket and shows then, but I9
makes no nove to take then or read contents.)
I9: "4'011, I'11 be walting for you at 1000 on jondey."
2. LIRING/3 told Rorton at a subsequet seeting (1100, 28/19/6800 that when
he returned home the previous evening, he found to his surprise a note slipped
under the door fron IIKING/9 assing hin sot to forget to come by at 1000 on
Monday, 2 December, 1958.
W 3 Rowton
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Subject:
LIRI:G/3 Report of Áctivities for the Period 7-13 January, 1959.
1. Rowtor net with IlaliG/3 at the Casino Real ¿estauralt at 1000 on
10 and 13 January. Fe reported the follovine developmeats in connection
with the accusatios made against hi= to liarta Barrios de León by
Identity A
(a) On the everinE of 8 January, 1969.
Identity B
- called of his at bis home unannouncea and rade an effort to
snooth over the bard feelines that hed erisen between LIRING/3
and her. husband. She denied any inowledge of charges rade by
ice indianú agaInst sij and CLarned thaT she could not believe
them in ay case. Wben I/3 stated that he had definite proof.
in the for af a latter Identity B
insisted or seeing it.
I/3 (who had given the original letter to Roston) atalled pro
mising to produce the letter on 10 January in the presence of her
husband. If3 told Rowton that when he atteeptec to contact Iden B
and her husband by phone on the morning of 10 Jaruary, be found
the phore constantly busy and suspects that the receiver was
left purposely off the book.
(b) On the evering of 12 January, 1969, Arturo Serraco of the CPM,
visited IIPIiG/3 at his hore and toic him that the Central Com-
sittee of the CPM had discussed his feud with Identity A.
In response. to the letter IIRING/3 had sent to it alleging that
Iden A was malining hir unjuetly. Serrano costinued that the
CC of the CIM had found the letter too vague to make any sense,
but in ant case could not taie Iden A seriously. Serrano told
Iy3 that Iden A and
Identity B
had been recently fornally
expelled Iron the party for ideological reasons, but still had a
number of friends willion to vouch for tzen. On the other hand
Serrano stased that the CC of the ChY. bad received information
"some time ayo fron the Lising office alleging that waRlit/s bac
veen actate las suspicious manner, especially with,
, regard to cer
tain information be bad provided concercing Julián topes that
"could not cave come fron a source otter than tbe pólice." Serrano
continned that although the ort had no love for the LiniNg office
It nevertzeless had to take such a report into consideration and
the burden of proof was really on LIRI. G/3.
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28 January, 1959
Subject:
IIRIiC/3 Report of Address of Guatezalan Rofugees in
Mexico City.
1. it 1000 on 21/1/69 LiñI:G/3 Sold Rowton that bis old Guatemalar
friend Jacobo Rodriouez Padilla was residing at Calle Veracruz 14,
apartnent, and that the Carlos Vege, dhou Jacobo had sent to LIKING/3'g
hone with a nose assing i/3 to belp jesa, as living in the azotea
(servant's) room belonging to Jacobo's apartient.
2. L/3 also reported that Carlos Vega again called on hir unarcoced
st his anartment on 20 January and asked hin to arranze tarourt bis
PBRUME friends to serd a package of medicire to a son of jurcios
who was living in the PiklAra capital. Vega also asked W/3 to send
two "very inportant" letters to PERVIN torougb riende woo could
bypess the usual censorship. Il3 promised to in bat he could and ascud
Vega to deliver the letters tobin on 25 January®
3. Because of the obvious possiblilty of provccation in this rather
unexplaised behavior of Carlos Vega ( he originally told Il that be
Identity A ), Rowtor acreed with 1/3 that
no attempt should be made to open the letters and shat they skould
be delivered proptly to the LIKING office for natever dispositicn
that estabilshment might woat to make of the letters. I3 pronised
to note carefully the addressees of tbe letters.
* rowton told Il3 that he would have to leave cow for a yisit to
Monterrey and was not certain when he wold be able to finish bis
business there. He made at date, bowever, for 1C00, 3 February, at
the Canino feal restaurant, and asked 1/3 to return to the base place
at 1000 on 7 February in the event
that Rontos did not appear at the
first tine and date.
Wallace 3. Rowton
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Serrano, as a fried, advised I/3 to "take the bull by the
horns" and send as such data as possitle to defend birself
to all "isportat progressive" organizations. Fe volunteered
to pass a copy of the letter fron larta farrios to the GIM and
I/3's version of the arrest and detestion as soon as he bad pre-
pared it.
•2. In response to Rowton's query as to any otber friends I/3 night have
1J the CFK who night be able to obtair a copy of the origiral letter from
the LIRLiG Cffice, LIRI:G/3 recalled toet an old acquaintance from Chiapas,
Ion-a?1: 21p-l2, in irishiny invived oin to aloner and appeared anxious to
regatabiisa contact with hin. I 3 told Rowton that be bad ¿nown Zepeda
in the PERilEs capital sore six years previously and recalled that Zepeda
had traveled and stucied in Corrunist China and the Soviet Union before re-
turine to Mexico. Zepeda recently told 1/3 that he was esployed in CONASUPO
and that be had written several articles favorsble to I/3 in' "Renovación"
a daily rewspaper he controlled is Tuxla-Gutierrez, Chiepas. I/3 told Rowton
that he later learned thattle aerspaper was actually orned by Hank González,
general director of CONAStPO, who arparently had political ambitions.
3. iontos suecested that L/3 get in toüch with Zepeda not only to determine
way he bad recontacted 1l3 alter so long a time, but to ascertain bis current
relationship with the CPH and the LIRIG office, 11 any.
4. LIRIIC/3 stated that ke hed not been reccatacted by "Raulo" and pronised
to advise forton in advance of a future meeting so that sorton could cover
It in the hope o. Eetting a good 100} at the Fif representative.
Whil
Madlace B Roxten
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HNMA-36408
Identity Sbeet.
Identity A: Carlos PERZABAL
Identity B:
Teresa LOZADA de PERZABAL
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27 JUNE THAT HAD TALKED WITH
LELIS AMADEO (RODRIGUEZ) ANGULO 8231-326789) 25 JUNE. IN CONBECTIDN
LIRING-S EFFORI GET RODRIGUEZ WORK AT CIDOC, LIRING-3 ABLE QUESTION
RODRIGUEZ ON PANAMANIAS REVOLUTIOKARY SITUATION AND SURFACE
REQUIREMENIS LEVIED PEF C.
2. RODRIGUEZ TOLD LIRISG-3 VANGUARDIA DE ACCION FACIONAL (VAS
E3 X
33. 4
IMPORTANT EXTREMIST CEGABIZATION VITH POLITICAL LINE PARALLEL TO
PANAMANIAN COMMUNIST PARTY. RODRIGUEZ STAIZO VAN ONLY PASARANIAE
PARTY "VIEVED WITH FAVOR BY CUBARS. RODRIGUEZ TOLD LIPIRE-3 CHILLIN
OF VAN IS JORGE TURNER (281-48393), NHO RECESTLY ARRIVE MEXICO CAT!
AFTER PELEASE FROM PRISON. RODRIGUEZ STATED TURNER HERE TO CONFER
- WITH. CUBANS IN ATTEMPT GET CUBAN ASSISTANCE FOR VAN.
.. 30
RODRIGUEZ STATED ME TRYIMG FIND TURNER PLACE TO STAY AND ASPI
LIRING-3.1F HE COULD PUT UP TURNER FOR FEW DAYS. RODRIGUÉE TO
5201 - 3373
6201-48393
3201-306787
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4. ACCORDING RODRISUZZ, THELRA KING (221-883373) IS TANAMANIAN
WITH STRONG MATIONALISI POLITICAL GRIENTATION. HE STATUED KING NOT
MEMBER OF COMMUNISTS PARTY BUT HAD WIDE CONTACIS-AMONS VARIOUS
LEFTIST GROUPS• HE ALSO SIATED
KISG IN TOUCH WITH NORTHAMERICANS,
WHO HAVE APPARENTLY HELPED IN TAKING CARE MER DAUGHTER WHO SICK
WITH LEUKEMIA. RODRIGUEZ ICLO LIRING-3 CUBANS DO NOT TRUST KING ANS
HAVE ASKED PANAMANIAN EXTREMIST OPGANIZATIONS BE CAREFEL IN DEALISGS
WITH HEP.• HOWEVER, RODRIGUEZ STATED TANAMANIAN LEFTIST ORGANIZATIOSS
FEEL KING USEFUL TO CERTAIN POIST, ALTHOUGH MANY MEMBERS TELL SHE
"PLAYING BOIR SIDES"•
SO RODRIGUEZ STAID HE NOT MEYBER ANY ORGANIZATION, ALTHOUGH
HE FORMERLY IN PANAMANIAN OP. HE STATED HE AUTHORIZED BY "VARIOUS
EXTREMISTS GROUPS™ GO COSTA RICA ASD ESTABLISH CONTACT WITH
PANAMANIAN REFUGEE CROUPS ISRE, ROUTIGUEZ STATED "FACTION MEXICAS
POPULAR SOCIALIST PARTY EPPS) MAS ALREADY SET UP CONTACT FOR HIN IN
COSTA RICA TO ENABLE HIM OBTAI'S ARMS THERE FOR SHIPRERT PANAMA.
60 LIRING-3 INSTURCTED ALLOW TURBER STAY WITH MIN. IF TURNER
AGREEABLE, AND TO USE OPPORTUNITY ATTEMPT LEARN PROGRESS TURNER'S
TALES WITH CUBANS. LIRING-3 KILL ALSO AFIEMPT LEARN VHO IN PPS IN
CONTACT WITH RODRIGUEZ
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POLITICAL ANARCHIST WHO IN COSTACT WITH VARIOUS OFFICIALS CUBAN
EXBASSY MEXICO CITY. HE ALSO IN COATACT WITH VARIOUS MEXICAN
AND GUATEMALAN LEFTISTS, INCLUDING MEBERS OF THE REBEL ARMED
FORCES (FAR) OF GUATEXALA.
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FINANCIAL ASSISTAÏCE FROM CENTRO INTERCLLTURAL DE DOCUNENTACION
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CUERNAVACA, MEXICO. LIRING-3 SPOKE WITH PERSONAL FRIEND CARMEL
201. 143910
ELISA, LESTIST WHO WORKS CIDOC,) AND MOLISA PROMISED ATTEMPT HELP
RODRIGUSZ. LIRING 3 FOLLOWED SUGGESTICE WALLACE P. POWIGN AND TOLD
RODRIGUEZ PREPARE DETAILED PAPER ON REVOLUTICNAY SITUATION PANAMA,
FOR WHICH HE COULD BE PAID BY CIDOC. (PODRIGUEZ CLAIMS NEEDS
MONEY TO TRAVEL COSTA RICA.
RODRIGLEZ TO DATE NOT KNOWS TO HAVE
FADE ANY OTHER FRUITFUL CONTACTS AMONG LOCAL REVOLUTIOSARIES..
30 LIRI: G3 PREPARED ASK RODRIGUEZ GUESTIONS ABOUT REVOLUTIONARY
SITUATION PANAMA,
EASED RODRIGUEZ' PAPER. REGUEST ANY REGUIREMENTS AND
MICROFILMED
AUG 1 4 1969
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CONFIDENTIAL
24 May 1976
MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Information and Privacy Staff
SUBJECT
: Release of CIA Information Contained In
Warren Commission Related Documents
REFERENCE
: DO/SS 75 - 1051, dated 19 December 1975
Attached is a copy of a CI Staff memorandum dated 7 April 1976
documenting a modification of the conclusions reached in Reference con-
cerning the release of FBI reports relating to the Warren Commission.
The decision on Oswald focument No. 282 will be made by the
OGC/CI Staff group that is currently reviewing these holdings.
16/ Charles A. BrI88S
Charles A. Briggs
Chief, Services Staff
Attachment:
Memorandum as stated
cc: OGC/Mr. Zeibell
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DDO/PIC
Re request 3/26/76 from FBI to IPS to confirm our previous
concurrence in release of Warren Commission Document #1247:
FBI Report dated 22 June 1964, at Dallas, Texas,
Subject: Lydia Dymitruk, Internal Security - R.
As a result of a December 1975 request from the FBI for a
determination on FBI reports in the Oswald case held at NARS,
some unknown person in Cl Staff advised DDO/PIC that FBI
report identified as Warren Commission Document #1247 could
be declassified. (See FBI memorandum dated 12 December 1975. )
This declassification of Warren Commission Document #1247
did not take place and FBI, on review, came to the decision
that it might not be wise to declassify the entire report.
I have this date concurred in the suggestion of Mr. Howard,
FOl/FBl, that FBI not release this report at NARS since the
source of most of the information is the
Mr.
Howard indicated he would record the fact that the CIA source
document for this information is in our Oswald release.
For Your Information: Declassification of Warren Commission
Document #1247 (based on Warren Commission Document #844)
was authorized as reflected in Mr. Briggs' memorandum of
19 December 1975 to IPS. (Warren Commission Document #844 --
CIA Memorandum to J. Lee Rankin of Warren Commission, dated
24 April 1964 -- was not processed against the Oswald 201 and
appears neither in the released nor denied list of documents. A
check with NARS reflects that Warren Commission Document
#844 was authorized for release in its entirety earlier in 1975.)
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Item #282 (partial declassification) identified as:
CSCI to FBI dated 22 April 1964, Subject: Assassina-
tion of President John F. Kennedy - Bio Info on Lydia
Dimytruk.
Since Warren Commission Document #844 is declassified in
its entirety, it appears Oswald Document #282 should be con-
sidered for declassification in its entirety.
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Chief, CI/PA
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SECRET
June 1977
5
SUBJECT:
23
{201-725627
(AMTURVY-4)
1. AMTURVY-4 (A-4) was part of the AMTURVY net which carried out
spotting and sabotage operations.
who was going to use these items in an assassination attempt against
Fidel CASTRO.
A-1 was involved in this plan. One of A-4's close friends was
one David UTIANSKY (AMFISH-1) 201-215877. UTIANSKY'S file shows that
the Agency considered him to be "a Soviet or an Israeli agent, or both."
In 1950 UTIANSKY was believed to be not only a Communist, but an official
delegate of the Russian Communist Party and was receiving his orders from
the Soviet Charge in Havana, Dimitri ZAIKIN. Again in 1961 a request for
Security Information (CIA) on UTIANSKY stated that the Havana files indicated
that one David UTIANSKY was/is a "militant Communist." In June 1963 WAVE 9575
(IN 56919)
dated 11 June 1963, reported information from AMҐURVY-4
and listed David UTIANSKY as the sub-source. In the cable UTIANSKY was
described as "old guard Communist funding agent of Cuban Communist
Party in the 30's and 40's, NOW SUSPECTED KGB AGENT!
On 6 November
(63?) a dispatch was sent from JMNAVE to the Chief, FID requesting
traces on UTIANSKY (see attached copy.)
3. UTIANSKY's close relationship with AMTURVY-4 presents problems
assassinate Fidel CASTRO. Whether or not AMFURVY-4 told UTIANSKY about the
of AMTURVY-4
and AMFISH-1 (David
TA have see information to the soviets a the us then an anc
Attachment:
1
Researcher:
3
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CLASSIFICATION.
SECRET
TO
INFO.
Chief, KUDESK Division
FROM
Chief, Special Affairs Staff
Chief of Station, UNwAVE
SURECT Operational/ TYPIC/AMTURVY
Traces Request - David UTIANSKY (201-215877)
ACTION REQUIRED • REFERENCES
Action Required: Traces
PRO-
POSED
X
PROCESSING
ACTION
MARKED FOR INDEXING
NO INDEXING REQUIRED
ONLY QUALIFIED
HEADQUARTERS DESK
CAN JUDGE INDEXING
ABSTRACT
MICROFILM
ACCOM...
PLISHED:-
1. Traces are requested if
DAVID "UTIANSKY
201-22217
tween 3rd and
5th Avenues:
Hebrew Community at Calle Linea and J Streets, Vedado. His present
income is about 300 pesos per month from the GOC for an intervened
factory he previously owned.
2. The source of this information, AMTURVY-4, has known UTIAN-
SKY for "many years" based on a business friendship.
AMTURVY-4 believes
that UTIANSKY, who claims to be a friend of the President of Israel,
is working for the Israeli Government.
3. Station traces include the following: Wl 15/C
14316
TKH-51, 12 Aug 47 • provided identifying data, and described him as a
c/r. iim.tr:j J.
DBF-92613, 20 Oct 61 described him as a
agents in Cuba, and member
t with leading Soviet
of PSP.
END OF DISPATCH
Distribution:
12 - C/KUDESK
2 - C/SAS
5 CROSS REFERENCE TO -
IS COAK -- -
GROUP T
Excluded from autamatic
•CLASSIFICATIOn* Jaradine and
rechasilicatien
SECRET
DATE TYPED
DATE DISPATCHED
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NOV 6 1963
UFGA-12190
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DIR CITE MEXT 6726
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1o LITESPO 1. STATES LITEIPO & MANIS ODYOKE EQUIPEEST
"DÉCAUSE DI DEST" AND IS NOI CONCERNEU IF TRACEABLE TO
ODYONE. SHOULD NOT DE TRACEABLE TO KUSARKO
RE PARA TUO AGREE TO 23050 NC RANGE AND ECUIFIENT
SUCSSSTED APPEATS EXCELLENT.
LIZDIPO & STATES: THAT SPECIFIC FREQUENCY HUST DE
APPROVED BY: MINISTER CY COMINSCATIONSS THE REQUEST Fon
SPECIFIE FRIQUENCY LU 25050 EC RANGS JILL DE MADE INMCCIATCLY
AFTER PUBLICLY TAOUN THAT LITORO 2 IS
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2. Name (Last-First-Middle)
REG
• T FOR PERSONNE CASION
Date Of Birth
Mo.
Da
Ye.
8.
Yes-
No
Ketmt.
Code
9.
CSC Or Other Legal Authority
14. Ver Pret.
None-O Code
15049 10 PE₴
10. Apmt. Affidav.
11. FEGLI
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Yr.
13.
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No - 2
Code
14. Organizational Designations
PREVIOUS ASSIGNMENT
Code
15.. Location Of Official Station
RECORDED
Station Code
jess
17. Position Titie
16 Dept - Field
Dept
Code
USild
Fron
19. Serv. 20. Occup. Series
ade & Ster
Or
27-
Nature Of Action
Code
18. Position No.
Date O Grade 25.
ESI
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ACTION
28. Eff. Date -
Mo. ' Da
Yr.
89. Type Of Employee
PRESENT ASSIGNMENT
nicial: Station:
Code| 30. Separation Dato
Station-
Code
35: Position Na
So Son 37: Cocup. Series
38. Grade &
yOr kate
41. Date Of Grade | 42. PSI Due
Mo:
Da.
43. Appropriation Number
Yr.
SOURCE OF REQUEST
A.. Requested By (Name And Title) •
R90241
8. For Additional Information Call (Name & Telephone Ext.)
- 2901040
Clearance
Carder Board?
B. Pos. Controf Cal
C. Classification
Remarks
Signature
CLEARANIES
Date
Aggire ersonnel Sea
•Date
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RETURNTO CIA
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18207
ACQUEOT AN UPDATLO TRACISILIGIOUS CARCIAD VAZQUEL
(201-287181) DORN CATO OVIDO SPAIN A NEOS INFO INDICATE
SUBJ MAY OUN CHARTRESLAUNDRY LOCATED OTI STREETA TANTEPER 1902
ÁNTO: SUBI RESIDED 28X38
CANSAVE CONTERI
LALDRY ONNISHIP AND DETERMINE CURIENT CARCIA RESIDENCE?
MISONLTA CARCTA TOU PERUPITRALIT INVOLTED ARLASI OR
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Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote).
DATE: 11-14-2017
JFK Assassination System
Date:
6/15/201
Identification Form
Agency Information
AGENCY:
RECORD NUMBER:
RECORD SERIES :
FBI
124-90078-10043
HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER:
CR 105-93163-471
Document Information
ORIGINATOR :
FBI
FROM:
HQ
TO:
MM
TITLE:
DATE: 03/22/1962
PAGES:
SUBJECTS :
OSVALDO AURELIO PINO PINO
CUBAN REFUGEE PROBLEM IN THE UNITED STATES
DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION: Secret
RESTRICTIONS: 4
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DATE: 11-14-2017
Mr. Nasca
Tolson
Belmonti
Mohr
Callahan -
Conrad
DeLoach _
Evans
Malone
Rosen
Sullivan .
Tavel
Totter
Tele. Room ..
Holmes
jandy.
SAC, Miami
REC BE
Director, FBI (105-93163) -
March
22,
1962
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
MPEN IS UACLASSEIED EXCEPT
WERE SHOWN OTHERWISE
CUBAN REFUGEE_PROBLEM IN THE UNITED STATES
INTERNAL SECURITY - CUBA
on March 19, 1962,
a confidential source abroa
furnished two documents, copies of which are attached.
The first document contains the names and
backgrounds of seven refugees who arrived in the Cayman
Islands in an open boat on February 27, 1962. The boat
was taken back to Cuba (5)
The second document contains the background of
six Cubans who arrived in Nassau on February 22, 190%
According to the confidential source, Rafael Reyes Olivero,
who is mentioned in this document, had been forced by the
fifty-foot ferry boat, the "Catskill."
and the vessel was totally destroyed.
1962, they were picked up by a Haitian boat and taken to
Ragged Island in the Bahamas.
With the exception of Reyes,
all the Cubans mentioned in the second document desire to
go to Miami.
Reyes desires to return to his wife and seven
children-in Cuba, but is afraid of reprisals by the Cuban
Government.
the escapees gave as their reasons for leaving
Cuba that the Cuban Government was bad and was causing
starvation. One man said he left because of starvation
and communism.(s)
in fell
In the event
Foregoing information is included
in reports prepared
to protect the sourde. J'st
or dissenated should be paraphrases
APPROPRIATE AGE
Enclosures 2
(AND FIELD OFFI
"ADVISED BY
JUTING
Bertassily
KED C
MAR 2 1 1962
COMM-FBI,
SLIP (S) BY
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DATE
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• MAR 30100
EXEMP
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SERRET
01129
INTERNAL USE ONLY
ADDENDUM TO JOURNAL
OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL
Thursday - 27 October 1977
H.SCA
55
PDO /ChrONO
02
• 1. (Secret - PG) LIAISON Together with
EA/JK, !
and Jöhn Walker, O/SA/DO/O, met with Michael J. Hershman, Deputy
Staff Director, Subcommittee on International Organizations, House
International Relations Committee, as scheduled. We covered
MI. Hershman's agenda completely and I had a private chat with
him concerning the security situation in the Subcommittee. (See
Memorandum for the Record. )
2. (Secret - PG) THIRD AGENCY Exchanged several telephone
calls with Danay Coulson, FBI, concerning the current status of NUMEC
in the Department of Justice.
Mr. Coulson reported the situation in the
FBI and referred me to a Department of Justice official for a status
report. I thanked him for his assistance. Mr. Coulson also informed
me that Mr. John Hotis had replaced Paul Daly, in the Office af
Legislative Affairs, FBI. We made an arrangement for Mr. Hotis
and Mr. Coulson to have lunch here on 10 November.
3. (Internal Use Only - PG) LIAISON Received a telephone
call from Victor Kramer, Special Counsel, Senate Select Committee
on Ethics, who indicated a desire to get back together promptly with
regard to a Memorandum of Understanding and Nondisclosure Agreement.
I offered to see him on the morning of 28 October and he was pleased.
4. (Secret - PG) THIRD AGENCY At the suggestion of Danny
Coulson, FBI, I telephoned Erich Richard, of the Justice Department,
to inquire as to any investigation the Department of Justice might have
underway concerning NUMEC. Mr. Richard advised me that it is his
understanding that NUMEC is still an "open case."
5. (Confidential - DTC) LIAISON Talked to Professor G. Robert
Blakey: Chief undel and at rector of use see coCo com
availability of certain DDO records which they wish to examine on 28 Cciober.
20511
SECRET
CONC
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JFK Assassination System
Identification Form
Agency Information
Date:
6/2/2015
AGENCY: FBI
RECORD NUMBER:
124-90100-10455
RECORD SERIES: HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER:
52-72398-47
Released under the John
. Kennedy
aressinat ion Records
Collection Act of 1992
144 USC 2107 Notel.
Case#:NW 54027 Date:
08-25-2017
Document Information
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM:
Cv
TO: HQ
TITLE :
DATE: 11/13/1958
PAGES :
3
SUBJECTS :
JOSEPH RAYMOND MEROLA
THEFT OF 318 WEAPONS, 16 BLANKETS, 1 CARBINE RACK,
FROM OHIO
DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION: Unclassified
RESTRICTIONS:
4
CURRENT STATUS :
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DATE OF LAST REVIEW:
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FROM:
SAC, CLEVELAND (52-1918)
UNSUBS; Theft of 318 Weapons.
16 Blankeus, & Carbine Rack
rom Ohio National Guard, Armory: ALL INF CAMA BON CONTAINC
ant one 0hi0, 10/14/5
HEREIN IS VIOL'SSIFIED
TGP :
00; Cleveland
DATE 5.11/24 BY SPO TAP/CA
SALLY CRAYCIK (Protect identity) was reinterviewed
11/12/58. LOUIS MARTINEZ stayed at CRAYCIK's home, Wooster,
several days after arrival 10/29/58. MARTINEZ stated he
had been approached before re source of weapons at Canton
Armory, but would have nothing to do with it. MARTINEZ stated
he knew who took guns from Armory and individual already re-
ceived money for the job.
Informant in telephone contact with MARTIN RUTHFORD
on 11/9/58, and RUTHFORD stated MARTINEZ had
"blown whistle!
on him and
FBI had questioned him.
RUTHFORD stated he had no
recent contact with MARTINEZ, and if MARTINEZ did not soon
call, he was going to "sing like a canary." In telephone
Bureau
Los Angeles (Encl - 1)
- Miami
- New York
- Pittsburgh
2
- Cleveland
• PHEW: mh
*(13)
1: 72.51
:20
52-72.398
NOV 15 1958
02523
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conversation with RUTHFORD 11/10/50, RUTHFORD's demeanor
changed, which led informant to believe RUTHFORD had talked
to MARTINEZ and MARTINEZ assured he had told nothing.
In-
formant believes possibly RUTHFORD and MARTINEZ suspec that
information furnished. to FBI came from her, as the only other
logical source.
Informant unable to identify photo of SUTOR
or VICTOR CARLUCCI, and knows no associates of MARTINEZ In
Pittsburgh area.
MARTINEZ had access to private plane, since he
stated he flew Miami to New York when he made trip to Toronto
in July or August, 1958. Informant drove MARTINEZ to Cleve-
land Hopkins Airport 11/10/58,
where he departed for New York
to appear in court for kidnapping charge.
MARTINEZ has since
called informant from Miami.
Informant states MARTINEZ never
in military service, due to disability, ana has purchased no
new Cadillac. MARTINEZ used informant's car while in the area
and had little or no money. MARTINEZ mentioned plans for
Late Are unea
going to West Coast and only acquaintance known to MARTINEZ
is BOBY, ROSETTI, San Bernardino, California. Informant is
not acquainted with Dr. PESSALANO, but states that on Toronto
trip, when difficulty was encountered in gaining admission
for Panamanian pilot into Canada to transport plane, group
mentioned getting in touch with a "doctor" from Miami who
would come to New York if necessary to straighten out trouble.
"Doctor" seemed important to the group, according to informant,
and possibly was called from Toronto.
Informant found two postcards in MARTINEZ' coat with
the name
SERGIO APABICIA, 103 W. 80th, Apt. 2, New York, tele-
phone TR 3-7914, and Organization Autintico, 2390 Broadway,.
New York, telephone TR 4-9927. Informant also found stationary
from Dixie and Holland Hotels. Informant states telegrams from
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her to MARTINEZ found in his possession at time of arrest by
New York PD, were personal and had no connection with instant
theft.
Informant was at à loss to explain contents of telegram
signed THOMPSON, except possibly referring to her encounter
counteren
with THOMPSON and MARDITO at Wooster, O., as related in first
interview.
New York identify SERGIO APABICIA and Organization
Autintico, and what association they have with MaRtINEZ.
Ascertain
date of MARTINEZ' stay at Dixie and Holland Hotels
and check toll calls made from instant hotels.
Miami consider reinterview of Dr. PESSALANO to ascer-
tain if acquainted with MARTINEZ and knowledge of his activities.
Los Angeles at San Bernardino, California, attempt
to locate and interview BOBY ROSETTI for any knowledge of
MARTINEZ' activities and associates.
Autostat copy of Cleveland airtel to Bureau, dated
10/17/58 enclosed for Los Angeles for background.
All offices protect identity of informant in instant
case,, so as not to reveal source of Bureau information.
MURPHY
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AGENCY FILE NUMBER :
100-9734-782
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SAG, DALLAS (134-1A-68ÃA)
7/31/62
SA W. SARLAN BROWN
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
EREIM IS UNCLASSIFIE
ATE 2-15-97BY.5.28500/1
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0п /10/00. 1403.
in porson, furnishod a
report to SA V. LADY Bion, which roport 19 dated 1/16/62,
and has boon sordel1sed as 134-14-600.
That report sevealed that
on Monday, 7/26/62, & Dallas
ce mooting was hold at the Lone
• Star Drive In in BILS MOVERY°S
car.
BILL LOVERY reported that he had joined the GI Forum's
new Onk Caa88 chapter.
Ee loarned fron ite chairman,
BROWNER
Than, that
• PASO vanted to soplace PA60°s lecal chairan.
PAGO*s Leunder,
ALBERT PENA, &n fan Antonto, had offered
TREVINO that posstion. LowlY said TREVINO
may be interosted
in tho position becauso he told BIle LOlany he wanted to be
more politieally conscious and ashod his help in understending
molitica better.
Gos Bail explainod to the group that PASO"a state
*88ãco vantod to "dunp" GARCIA because be as Dallas PASO
chapter chatsusu, did not obey the deciaton PASO's stoto 0118co
medo in regarda to supporting PRICE DANIEL 12 the pnet
subornatorial election.
JOB InDir palated out that the locni C had dona
nothing to influence the Forun on PASO.
Instead thoy vore idle
while lobor forced PEPPER CAncIA on the Latins and now GARCIA
could bo replaced vite TRaVINO.
Wolther of the two were worth
having the pos1:10n.
CARCIA as an opportunist vaile TREVINO
was not politically inclinod and a publiesty sooker.
was, lo antod, the Party's influonce to guide those men.
sites
all tboy vore donting with the masses and hore was the chance
where the C? could play a lending zolo.
tho three agreed
that the & should work with the Forum and PASO.
suggestod that alul LowllY wort with ThrViNg in the Jorm and
JOB LANDIA VICE CARCLA AB PASO,
and uncas taco soourod a 100c
foothold;
thor would sumort ate state osasces.
apposatoo,
thus chaining in good toms
with the hoad
•104-14687A
100. 2020 (1. Lowery)
+3669-9734-782
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# 300-8001
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(Bos.
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In the group's
discussion they found out that labor,
toe, moule like to got rid of CARCIA as 2480 Chalzman, becauso
as labor attorney, OrTO MULLINAy told BILl LOVESY "ho cannot.
expross himsals.
AUGUETIN ESTRADA told the group that ANDANU ESTRADA and
his fanily had zoturned iron llox1co..
ANDREW had
forgotten to
asis has father, JODE ESTIADA, 40 to wanted to contact
Senator
VarNa LORSE and polo an effort to sotura to the United Statos.
AUGUSTIN addod that do vas
almost cure that his fathor was not
interested in making such an estort.
It was deedded that the post meeting would be G/23/62,
at JOB LANDIN'& house.
Intormant could furniah no additional information.
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NUMBERED FILES
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Case#:NU 48108 Date:
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TITLE:
DATE: 12/03/1976
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THOMAS N. DOWNING, VA., CHAIRMAN
HENRY B. GONZALEZ, TEX.
¿CHARDSON PREYER, N.C.
JUIS STOKES, OHIO
/ALTER E. FAUNTROY, D.C.
YVONNE BRATHWAITE BURKE, CALIF.
CHRISTOPHER J. DODD, CONN.
MAROLD E, FORD. TENN.
SAMUEL L. DEVINE. ONI
BURT L. TALCOTT, CALIF
TENVART B. MCKINNEY, CONN
CHARLES THONE, NER
(202) 225-4628
Select Committee on Assassinations
X1.. House of Representatines
3941 HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING, ANNEX 2
WASHINGTON, D.C, 20515
December 3, 1976
Mr. C. M. Bates
Superintendent of Buildings
Room 246, C.Н.О.B.
Washington, D. C. 20575
Dear Bates:
The following staff personnel of the Select Committee on Assassi-
nations have not been issued House identification cards at this time due
to no fault of their own.
Should any of the below listed staffers wish to
enter the committee rooms, #3342, House Office Building Annex #2, after
hours and when there is no one present, please allow them access
verification of identification and social security number:
Mrs. Edyth Baish
Ms. Sheryl Bonifer
Ms. Linda Connor
Steven Fallis
Thomas Gannon
Gerald Hamilton
Thomas Howarth
Belford Lawson
Alvin Lewis
Ralph Locke
Denise McCrea
Andy Purdy
James Wolfe
169-16-0121
JEK Act 6 (3)
Will furnish Social Security at later date.
Thanking you in advance for your cooperation, I am
Sincerely, .
Thomas N. Downing
Chairman
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DATE: 11-14-2017
JNK ASSASSINAT IUN SYDILM
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AGENCY FILE_ NUMBER: 62-455-210
DOCUMENT INFORMATION
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FROM:
TO:
TITLE:
ONEIL. JAMES P.
DATE: 12/20/1963
PAGES: 3
SUBJECT: JFK, CONTACT
DOCUMENT TYPE:
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Released under
the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 111 USe 2107 Hotel.
DATER! 5199119-21917
U0 11-21-581
Date received
Received from (name or symbol number)
12/91/69
A CABAC
Method of delivery
(check appropriate blocks)
in person
by telephone
Jby mail
orally
If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:
Date"
Dictated
Transcribed
Authenticated
by Informant
Brief description of activity or material
Meeting at rosidenco of BiLL HENDRIX,
12/12/63.
Received by
SA JAMES D, 099888
recording device
L written by Informant
Date of Report
12/20/63
Datels) of activity
12/12/63
Remarks:
File where original is located if not attached
De 137-44-254
Men mentioned by fire DAVIS as knowing FOTITO in Bosbury,
Bass.,
is Rev.
MASON, Episcopal Priest,
ft. Mathews Church, St.
Petersburg, now rotired.
COPIES
UD1, Sacksonville (RU)
157-3 (KKKS)
157-20.(0. MENDALX)
ACTION
Indes to 157,312:
Col. Bo Be
WELTHAN
ME. STEPHENS OF STEVENS
157-273• (DOMINICUS)
157•25 (TOMPKINS)
157-020 (S. WENDRIE)
157-312 (POSITO)
158-854 (MANAGAR)
62-455
(KENNEDY Ascocaination)
JPOecla
(20)
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS CHOL
CLASSIFIED
DATE 11: 27-93 BY 9803 NDS MER
(FFR)
62-455-210
SEARCHED.
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SERIALIZEES
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1992-111 U3C
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MORE:
hasein ectly as
sa spelling and grams.
Feoctred
Decent s0, 10a3
NO 04 1 1001100S 0
cho sarch Morale tur
V4D+ 00
Monast
DADS TOE DAIS, SHEE
the evening, about
nho had boon at the Parry's
9:30,
• 190, 1A:
coDo 03 18.
Cystos blace.
Sacroion and tall
mata
GOOd/Soste
no plane doa
got on tho aunfeot of POUTtO.
Do 8038
Che Dr.
P0A11s0s
• PALLO 1s up:
to no good.
They dool that tho poly
DrESS Coles thai
couple of his cuppertora poso so sold on Portora clada
of danger to
the natioa tron abosie sasiatlon,
the good for a sumival arod,
only
tont they not
lange euns od soney to cqu tito place be do
expocset
co nevor
thoy also gava bin $17,000 to go to
Sachsonine aus
bay gold and salver for thon, thie to be
Darded
she ervival ares.
seconting to suinus Fortbo
Clains
to
pon norca taken then to the suminal area - in face, that
they do 200 Inow where st 10.
thoro me a treat deal of discussson abent 202100*s
past; sacse bo bad been and suas ho had boen doing.
Myao mancsoned that she incu a say tho had seco pieturas
01 FOzITO aod believod ho vosonterod him from Rostruay»
ten os fattoon zoore ogo, shoso he lad boon do sen
sors of troatto.
stated tant sho is trytay to tAnd
out nose about tbia.
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED,
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AIRTEL
AIR MAIL
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TO:
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FBI (92-2781)
SAC, MIAMI (92-88)
FROM:
SAC, TAMPA (92-1) (P)
SANTO TRAFFICANTE, JR., ala.
AR
(00: Tampa)
WEEKLY SUMMARY
On 4/19/63,
1959 white Chevrolet Impala parked
wall tire and right rear
wheel has black wall.
On 4/19/63,
PCI (protect) ,
advised subject has
been nome auring week inasmuch as he
L
came to Tampa to celebrate his 25th wedding aniversary.
He celebrated same with his immediate family on the night
of Wednesday, 4/17/63 at the Columbia Restaurant and
sourcebabysat with PANIELLO baby.
& Source advised SARAH ANN, subject's daughter,
planning her marriage to RICKY VALDEZ for 6/22/63 at
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church, Ybor City
section of Tampa. SARAH ANN to then go and live in
Atlanta, Georgia with VALDEZ, where he is in college, and
she, SARAH ANN, will teach school. Showers for this
wedding anticipated by source to start May, 1963.
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Source advised as of 8:00 PM, 4/18/63, subject
was at 2505 Bristol, Tampa.
TP 97-C advised that subject and JAMES C. LONGO
on 4/21/63 were at the Columbia Restaurant and LONGO had
been drinking heavily and LONGO got in argument with
waiter JIMMY MARTINEZ.
Subject has not been reported on by sources
since 4/21/63.
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
27 September 1965
SUBJECT : WILCOTT, James B. Jr.
FILE NUMBER: #109301
Reference is made to Mr. BUNN's report of interview of the
Subject In Miami dated 28 July 1965. Although the Subject had been
summoned by cable on 20 July, no reply had been received as of 27.
July. Upon coordinating with Jerry MULLANE SO/WE division on this
date I was advised that Subject had arrived in his office at that
very moment. Mr. MULLANE sent him forthwith to Room 4 E 58 where
the Subject was interviewed by the writer.
2.
The Subject advised that he had arrived at the Headquarters
ared early last evening and was staying at the Park Arlington Motel
at Arlington Blyd. and U. S. 50. His room number is 205-A and he may
be reached on 5244000. Subject further advised that he is ostensibly
an employee
In Miami, Florida.
3. I reminded the Subject that at the time that he was inter-
viewed by Mr. BUNN he had volunteered to take a polygraph examination
on any of the information which he had provided. Subject replied
that he recalled this very well and that he was perfectly willing
to take this examination.
4. I asked the Subject if he had been in contact with any of
the CIvil Rights Workers about whom he had reported previously, since
301ng to Florida. I asked him most specifically in connection with
Ray ROBINSON and Alex PASSIKLOFF. He replied that he had not seen them
since the New York trip in April of this year. He qualified that state-
ment to this extent wherein he stated that ROBINSON had called his home
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Said me too in to
on several occasions after April 25 but Subject had already departed.
he explained that his wife joined him in Florida approximately one
week after his arrival there. ROFINSON had informed his wife that
he was caning out to visit her, however, he never showed up.
5. With regard to PASSIKLOFF, Subject states that he is vague
and may have talked to Alex on the telephone on one occasion prior
to his departure from Florida.
He believes that on the one occasion
when he spoke to Alex. Alex mentioned his classes on labor unlons, and
the subject said he put him off by saying that he would be in touch
with him later. The Subject stated that on the several occasions
prior to his departure for-Florida he avaided talking to Alex because...
of Mr. SHROUDI's admonition against becoming any further Involved
with these people.
6. With respect to his midnight trip to New lork in the campany
of Alex PASSIKLOFF and Al SMITH, I asked the Subject what his wife's
resction was to this rather hasty decision. The Subject replied that
his wife is usedto his mandering and did not question bin nor express
any surprise in any wy. He explained that his wile is more the home
body and more Introverted than he, where as he is rather gregarlous.
The Subject described his marriage as a happy one and states that he
and his vile and six year old boy live In perfect barmony.
T. I next questioned the Subject about his visit to the Corcoran
street address where he and Alex were apparently the only white persons.
The Subject reminded me that the wife of the home owner of that address
was a walte wounn. He was never introduced to his host and hostess
and never heard their names.
8. I asked the Subject how he knew that marijuana was being
smoked during this get together. He stated that Ray ROBINSON told bim
they were smoking "pot". Ray offered him one but he refused and used
ing got to say o
as an excuse that he had once tried it but had become 111. Although
Ray was the only person whom he saw smoling, it was obvious from the
number of hand rolled cigarette butts in the ash tray that others had
also smoket it.
He described the meeting as being made up of little
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groups of people sitting around on the floor who paid no particular
attention to him. Alex talked to him about labor organization and
advised him that he conducted classes and Subject could join his class.
Alex did not say where or when these classes were held and Subject did
not pursue it any farther. Subject states that he had not drunk mich
at this time possibly four or five drinks, however, he was interested
In what was going on and purposely held back on the liquor.
9. From Corcoran Street he accompanied Alex and Ray to Alex's
much as one hour there and had one drink going from there to jazz land
on 14 Street. Wille at Alex's room he saw that Alex had numerous copies
of the WORKER displayed. Alex told him that he had all kinds of ltere-
he could provide that person with the particular literature to his liking.
agree with Moscow or Peking, however, he had worked for the Party all
his life and bad been jailed for them on occasion.
10. Subject was next questioned about the events leading up to
his arrest with Ray ROBINSON in November 1964. The Subject stated that
on that particular evening Ray had Invited him to his brother's home
to meet his brother and sister-in-law.
The Subject does not remember
where this house is located. He states that the brother is named Robert
ROHINSON and he is an employee of the District of Columbia government.
He is reported to be a radio technician servicing radios on cars owned
by the District of Columbia. During the course of the hour or so that
he apend there there was no talk of civil rights. Ray had told him
that his brother 1s not a civil rights worker and Ray 18 constantly
trying to recrult him.
11. From the ROBINSON house Subject and Ray went to the Subject's
home in Forrestville. While they were there the Subject consumed
several scotches while Ray talked with Subject's wife. Ray showed
her some draft notes he had compiled for a book he was proposing to
write. He was trying to interest Subject's wife in organizing and
assembling it for him. According to the Subject this proposed book
was although autoblographical in nature it described his experiences
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12. The Subject states that when he went to drive Ray home the
liquor suddenly hit him and he stopped the car. He moved over to
perndt Ray to drive. The Subject belleves that the scotch on top of
the bourbon he'd had at the brother's house coupled with the lack of
sleep the night before put him out. Subject was very vague concerning
the circumstances surrounding his arrest. He vaguely recalls a police
officer talking to him and recalls being placed in the patrol vagon.
The Subject denies fighting with Ray and stated that Ray was pushing
and shoving him in an effort to rouse him. Ray told him that he wanted
to take him somewhere for coffee to help him sober up. Subject claims
that at first he thought perhaps Ray had done something which antagonized
the officer thereby causing their arrest. He stated that he called
the officer a day or so later to ask what had actually happened and
learned that it was the officer's impression that they had been fighting.
The officer stated he locked them up for his own protection.
13. The Subject was again reminded that he was remiss in his duties
In not reporting this at the time. The Subject stated in order to justify
his failure to report that he felt it was an unjustified arrest. He
explains this by saying that had he been driving the car in his Intoxicated
condition it would have been another matter.
14. With regard to Subject's picketing activity, the Subject
stated that they had spent some time picketing the White House with a
group from All Souls Unitarrian Church.
He states the nature of this
protest was the execution of the Reverend REEVE a clergyman who lost
his life In Alabama. He stated that he
carried a sign bearing the legend
which said, "stop brutality in Alabana."
15. With regard to his contact with the ROTONDIS, JACKSON, PASSIKI.OFF,
ROBINSON and MONSOUNIS the Subject stated positivily that there has been
no contact with these people either in person, by telephone, or by mail
since early April prior to his Florida assignment.
16. Subject states that he has not participated in any civil rights
activity of any kind since his assignment to Florida.
17. The Subject was next asked if he had been in contact with
AL SMITH, the Howard University student since the New York escapade.
He replied that he has not seen nor heard from hig gince the drive back
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20. With respect to the use of drugs, the Subject statos thet ha
has never used drugs in any form.
21. With regard to his drinking, Subject stated that aside fr
the lovember Incident which culminated in his arrest he has never duri
to such an extent herein his faculties vere Imperrea.
22. The Subject was again asked in reyard to any contact risi
Alez either Irmediately before or after his arrival in Florida and is
statsd that but for the one pione call he has noi been in touch sit!!
nim. The subject explained that eiter his tall vith ShrouDe, has dea
told people no called that he was "out of town job hunting,
not give any location. Upon leaving the arca the Subject states ha
has used his mother's hone as a forarding address. He states thai
this is in care of his brother-in-law Clifford NOSHCR on Brinkarnor are.
in Utica.
23. In ansver to the question as to whether or not the Subject
entertains any syrmathy for Corminism he raplied that ine has nons.
27. The Subject ras next asked if he had ever been the recipiens
of a rocruite approach by Alex o1 anyone else in the civil rights or
Corunist Party roverent. He replied thet during the driza back rou
New fork he mentioned leaving the govement end going into business
to: himsalf. He stated that at the tin he ras thinking of opening a
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book store. Alex is supposed to have said, "don't leave your government
job, you are just where we want you in the Pentagon." Subject stated
that his reply. to this was just a laugh. The subject claims that at
this point he had adopted a rather frivolous attitude toward Alex.
He
explained further that he considers him dangerous. By this he does not
mean that he was personally afraid of Alex, but that he recognized him
as a revolutionary. The Subject quoted ROBINSON as saying that Alex
worked against "nick" and Ray sighted an incident where Alex kept trying
to stir up the looters in Brooklyn, New York in 1964 when snick was trying
to calm them down.
Subject likewise stated that during the trip Alex
had bragged that he inaited riots in Brooklyn, Jersey City, Philadelphia,
and perhaps Cleveland.
25. The Subject next told me of a session with Alex in the homo-
sexual's apartment.in New York City. Subject identifies these as Russ
BATTLE and John BROOKS, 160 West 85 Street, Apt. 6-A. He stated that
In this apartment he also met a young man named Weldon YOUNG Of 436
Street, Nicholas Ave, New York City. Subject described him as being
either a student of pharmacology or of medicine at & New fork City school.
The Subject claimed that at one point both homosexuals and he told Alex
that they were not in sympathy with Communism, where upon Alex became
very angry and finally waxed sullen. Subject was next asked for his
empression of the WE DuBois group in New York. He stated that it was
clear to him that this organization was dominated or heavily infiltrated
by CP members. He states that Alex circulated throughout the hall talking
to various groups and paid little attention to him. The Subject was
approached by an elderly well-dressed negro man who obviously commended
great respect from other members of this organization. Inis man, whose
name he did not learn, spoke to him at length the tennor of which was
that the United States is the aggressor In Viet Nam.
26. At this point the Subject was excused and told to report back
to this office at 900 hours on 28 September.
Daniel A. Cullen
mks
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DATE: 11-14-2017
JFK Assassination System
Date:
6/12/201
Identification Form
Agency Information
AGENCY: FBI
RECORD NUMBER : 124-10209-10313
RECORD SERIES: HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 92-3182-1153
Document Information
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM:
LEG, RO
TO: DIRECTOR, FBI
TITLE:
DATE :
PAGES:
SUBJECTS :
07/07/1966
1
DOCUMENT TYPE :
CLASSIFICATION:
RESTRICTIONS :
CURRENT STATUS :
DATE OF LAST REVIEW:
[Restricted]
PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
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DATE: 11-14-2017
OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10
MAY 1962 EDITION
5010-106-03
• OSA GEN. REG. SU. 27
UNITED STATES GC
IRNMENT
Memorandum
TO
i Director, FBI
(92-3182)
FROM
ArLegat, Rome (92-47) (P)
SUBJECT:
GUS ALEX, aka.
AR
DATE:
July 7, 1966
ReRomelet 6/17/66.
Athens Hilton Hotel on June 19, 1966, and, together with
the mother of DIETGARD FUEGER,
proceeded to Geraki, Sparta,
Greece, to visit relatives.
GUS ALEX and DIETGARD
FUEGER
apparently intended to return to Athens, inasmuch as they
left two suitcases behind at the Athens
Hilton Hotel.
Additional information received concerning
ALEX and FUEGER will be promptly forwarded to the Bureay.
REC-6
EX-113
92-3182-1153
n 2 016: JUL
58 966
Bureau
(1 - Foreign Liaison
1
- London (Info)"(Direct)
1
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1
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1
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(Direct)
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- Rome
692-47) he he Mplet
JSL: 1w
(10)
EBI
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2. ONE VALENTIN SERBCETEVICH LOGINOY BORN 23 DEC 27 MOSCON ARRIVED
CUBA ZL SEPT 60 AS ATTACHS WITH WIFE ALEISANDRA DRUTRIXEVIA BORN 20 AUG 28
MOSCOW, SON DRITRIY..
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JFK Assassination System
Identification Form
Agency Information
Date:
5/1/2015
AGENCY :
RECORD NUMBER :
RECORD SERIES:
FBI
124-10277-10279
HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 92-3267-908
Released under the John
F. Kennedy
Assassination Records
Collection Act of 1992
144 USC 2107 Note!.
Case#:NW 45945 Date:
11-16-2017
Document Information
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM:
DODGE, HAROLD F.
TO:
DIRECTOR, FBI
TITLE:
DATE: 02/16/1968
PAGES: 25
SUBJECTS:
JRO, FGJ, INDICTMENT, ALIEN, BKG, ASSOC, RES,
MED/PERS HIST, TRA, DC, TELCAL, BIRTH, CRIMINAL,
SCHOOL, RECORDS, IDENT
DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT.
CLASSIFICATION: Unclassified
RESTRICTIONS: 4; 10(a)2
CURRENT STATUS:
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FD-26.03Rev. 3-8-67)
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
REPORTING OFFICE
LOS ANGELES
TITLE OF CASE
JOHN
ROSELLI, aka
OFFICE OF ORIGIN
LOS ANGELES
DATE
2/16/68
REPORT MADE BY
HAROLD F. DODGE
CHARACTER OF CASE
INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD
10/25/67 - 2/13/68
AR
TYPED BY
-STO
REFERENCE:
2
Report of SA HAROLD F. DODGE dated 10/26/67,
at Los Angeles.
CIA HAS MO ODISOTION TO
_P-
DE":
ADMINISTRATIVE
IN THIS DUSUMENT GMB 2/00/9;
During the period of this report, numerous teletypes,
letters, and airtels have been sent by Los
Angeles and other
offices requesting and reporting results of investigations.
Because of the large number of these communications, they are
not being included under references.
Information from General Telephone Company was
furnished by CSLA 4143-S.
CON VIC.
AUTO.
FUG.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED
None
FINES
SAVINGS
RECOVERIES
ACQUIT-
TALS
CASE HAS BEEN:
PENDING OVER ONE YEAR [X YES ENO
PENDING PROSECUTION
OVER SIX MONTHS
JYES KINO
SPECIAL. AGENT
IN CHARGE
DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW
COPIES
- Bureau (92-3267) (RM)
- USA, LOS
Angeles (Attn:
Office of Special Prosecu-
tions) (RM)
2 - Boston (92-458) (RM)
- Chicago
- Springfield (92-239) (RM)
- Washington Field (92-715) (RM)
3
- Los Angeles (92-113)
Dissemination Record of Attached Report
CORES DESTROYED
Reques ReLAY 25 1972
CC.
Date Fwd.
AAGL
Criminal Divi Ton,
How Ewd.
Organized Crime
By
92-
3267-908
REC 55
EX 106
= FEB 21 1968
Notations
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
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LiA 92-113
INFORMANTS
JFK Act 6 (4)
LA T-1
LA T-2
LA T-3
LA T-4
PCI, Los Angeles
Intelligence Division,
Los Angeles Police Department
Former WF 1633-C-TE
Unidentified, former CIA
employee, mentioned Buairtel
to SAC,
San Francisco, dated
12/13/67, in Instant case.
LEADS
BOSTON, CHICAGO, SPRINGFIELD, AND WASHINGTON FIELD
No specific leads are being set out. Each of
these offices has pending investigation requested by airtel
or teletype.
Future requests for investigation will be
handled in the same manner.
LOS ANGELES
AT LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA. Will continue to
conduct investigation into the activities of JOHN ROSELLI
and will endeavor to locate additional witnesses who have
information concerning ROSELLI's true identity and alien
status.
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JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM
IDENTIFICATION FORM
AGENCY INFORMATION
AGENCY : SSCIA
RECORD NUMBER : 157-10004-10181
RECORDS SERIES :
CABLE
AGENCY FILE NUMBER : P-8593 (ALVARADO) CITE MEXI: 7107
DOCUMENT INFORMATION
ORIGINATOR : CIA
FROM :
TO :
TITLE :
ALVARADO, GILBERTO
DATE : 11/23/63
PAGES : 1
SUBJECTS :
ALVARADO, GILBERTO
MEXICO CITY
CUBAN EMBASSY
DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION : U
RESTRICTIONS : 1B, 1C, DONOR REST., REFERRED
CURRENT STATUS : X
DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 08/09/94
OPENING CRITERIA :
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2173198
1. ALVARADO STORY AFTER TWO INSTALLMENTS TENDS PROVE
ONLY THAT HE HAS BEEN IN CUBAN EMBASSY AND KNOWS SOME OF
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EMPLOYEES BY SIGHT NAME OR BOTH. NOTHING MORE.
da
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COOPERATION OF MAJORJEREZ DIRECTED BY HIS HQ IN INTERROGATING
ALVARADO, IF HQ AGREES SUGGEST HE BE CABLE URGENTLY TO
U.S. EMB
COOPERATE WITHOUT QUESTION WITH PESWING
OFFICER WHO WILL
CONTACT HIM MORNING 28 NOV. STATION WISHES JEREZ, BE PRESENT
DURING INTERROGATION IO THROW ALL NICARAGUAN OFFICIAL WEIGHT
BEHIND IT, BUT NOT TO PARTICIPATE EXCEPT IN PORTIONS RELATIVE
ALVARADO'S ALLEGED MISSION FOR JEREZ.
3. SIATION CONCEDES OUISIDE POSSIBILITY THIS STORY COULD BE
SOMOZA GAMBIT GET RIDE OF CASTRO SO DEFER TO HO RE ACTION PARA 2.
JAN 23 1S16
COORDINATING OFFICERS
1DON 25
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180-10110-10064
JFK Assassination System
Identification Form
Agency Information
Date:
10/20/20
AGENCY:
RECORD NUMBER:
HSCA
180-10110-10064
RECORD SERIES :
SECURITY CLASSIFIED FILES
AGENCY FILE NUMBER : 046-JFK
Document Information
ORIGINATOR: ROCK
FROM: OLSEN, ROBERT B.
TO :
WILDEROTTER, JAMES A.
TITLE:
DATE: 04/02/1975
PAGES:
14
SUBJECTS :
PHOTOGRAPHS AND FILMS
HUNT, E. HOWARD
DOCUMENT TYPE: LETTER
CLASSIFICATION: Unclassified
RESTRICTIONS: 1B
CURRENT STATUS: Redact
DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 09/25/1998
OPENING CRITERIA:
COMMENTS:
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19.1
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1 COMMISSION ON CIA ACTIVITIES WITHIN THE UNITED STATES
Washington, DC 20500
Nelson A. Rockefeller,
Chairman
John T. Connor
C. Douglas Dillon
Erwin N. Griswold
Lane Kirkland
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Ronald Reagan
Edgar F. Shannon, Jr.
April 2, 1975
David W. Belin,
Executive Director
[Phone: 456-2767]
Mr. James A. Wilderotter
Associate Deputy Attorney General
Department of Justice
10th & Constitution Avenue
Washington, D. C. 20530
Dear Mr. Wilderotter:
As you know, we have been checking on certain allegations that
the CIA was a conspirator in the assassination of President
Kennedy. We have talked to Agent Shaneyfelt of the FBI and
have received a summary Bureau report on its investigation to
date into such allegations.
We now request certain additional
assistance from the Bureau as follows:
1. We enclose an additional 21 photographs of E. Howard Hunt,
reportedly taken during the period 1957-1966. In addition,
we expect to be able to send to you very shortly additional
photographs of Frank Sturgis, taken in the early 1960's.
We would like to have a thorough examination made to com-
pare these photos of Hunt and Sturgis with the photos which
the Bureau already has on file and which were taken in
Dallas on November 22, 1963, as certain "derelicts" were
being accompanied to the Dallas Police Department.
2.
We have learned that E. Howard Hunt is approximately 5 feet
9 inches tall, and that Frank Sturgis is approximately
5. feet 11 inches tall. We would like to have on-site
measurements and photographs taken at one or more of the
scenes in Dallas
shon on the November 22, 1963, photos to
determine if the persons shown in those photos are persons
of heights similar or dissimilar to Hunt and Sturgis.
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3. When the foregoing has been completed, we will want to
take a statement from Agent Shaneyfelt and such other
Bureau personnel as may be involved in the making of
these investigations.
The enclosed photographs are the personal property of E. Howard
Hunt.
Copies should be made and the photos returned to us for
eventual return to Mr. Hunt. The same will hold true for the
forthcoming photos of Mr. Sturgis.
Because our time is running very short, we ask that this request
be expedited with the greatest possible speed. Thank you.
Very truly yours,
Robert B. Olsen
Senior Counsel
Enclosures:
21 Photos (with notes
on back)
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AFFIDAVIT OF
MARY TRAYNER
I, Mary Irayner, being duly sworn, say:
1. I reside at
where
am a housekeeper.
2.
On ilovember 22, 1963, I was employed as a
housekeeper by Mi. and Mrs. E. Howard Hunt, who then lived
on Baltan Road in Sunner, Maryland with their four chilaren.
3.
On that date Mrs. Hunt's now deceased Aunt
Leonie (whose last name I cannot recall) was visiting the
Munts as a house guest for a few days.
She lived in Chicago.
It may have been because of the aunt's visit or a "Teachers'
Day" holiday that the children were all home from school in
the aarly afternoon of that Friday.
4.
Mr. Hunt was hone as well.
He was writing a book
and spent a good deal of time in the house.. Mrs. Hunt was
home, too, and planned - with her aunt - to treat the three
older
children to a movie matinee.
5.
Mrs. Hunt worked part-time at the
Spanish Enbassy
where
one of her close associates was Veronica Moppet, who
nas since married and departed the imbassy.
6 . .
At about 2:15 P.M. as the two women and three
children
were preparing to go downton to the matinee,
Veronica Moppet telephoned Hrs. Hunt to report that
President Kennedy haü been shot.. I remener that all of
us, including iir. and Hirs. Hunt, stood and stared at each
other.
I ran next door to ask the neighbors what had
happened. A neighbor suggested I turn on the radio.
iThen
I went back in the liunt's house, Mir. aunt was
turning on
the TV set.
7.
The first thing we heard on the TV was a newsman
saying that it was now 45 minutes since the shot had been
fired and they still did not now how bacly the President
had been injured.
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8.
HIr. and Mrs. Hunt, Aunt Leonie, the three older
runt children and
I spent the rest of the day and that
evening in the house watching TV reports. I remember, for
instance, viewing
I the return to Washington of Mrs. Jackie
Kennedy.
9. The preceding statements given by me are given
freely and voluntarily without any pressure or influence
being placed upon me by any menuer of the staff of the
Commission on CIA Activities Within the United States or
any other person.
Executed this 15day Of D/1.2/1975
Mines Tragnes
Máry Trayner
State of
County
of
Man. co
to wit:
SwoIn
and subscribed to be
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10. I have no diaries, or other memorabilia prior to 1969,
having destroyed as many outdated
fatestand records as possible
to save weight in the move to my Florida home in July, 1974.
I retained only such records, bank statements, etc. as are
required by the 5-year Internal Revenue Service for income tax
purposes.
State of Florida)
County of Dade )
2 Hand Kurt
E. Howard Hunt
Sworn and
subscribed before me this 10th day of March of 1975.
teen d.
Notary
Notary Public State of Florida at Large
My Commission Expires June 16, 1978.
My Commission expires:
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COMMISSION ON CIA ACTIVITIES WITHIN THE UNITED STATES
Washington, DC 20500
March 10, 1975
SECRET/SENSITIVE
MEMORANDUM FOR:
FILE
FROM:.
Robert B. Olsen
SUBJECT:
Telephone Interview with E. Howard Hunt
on March 7, 1975
I called Mx. Hunt at his residence in Miami, Florida, after first
clearing the matter with his attorney, Mr. Snyder, of Baltimore.
I asked Mr. Hunt about the apparent inconsistency between his des-
cription to us of the circumstances under which he heard about the
assassination of President Kennedy on November 22, 1963, and the
letter from a former family maid, Mary Traynor.
In particular, I
called his attention to the fact that Mrs. Traynor, in her letter,
advises that Mr. and Mrs. Hunt were at home when word of the assas-
ination came in
a telephone call
from Veronica Moppett. This
is inconsistent with Mr. Hunt's statement that he and Mrs. Hunt
heard about the assassination on the car radio while they were in
downtown Washington, D. C.
Mr. Hunt stated that Mary Traynor
seems to be in error.
He says that it is entirely possible that
there was such a call from Veronica Moppett, although he does not
remember it. He says that a lot of people were calling each other
with the news about the shooting of the President.
He says it is
also possible that this was the manner in which Mary Traynor heard
about the shooting and that she is simply in error in her recollec-
tion that the Hunts
were then at home.
Hunt stated that he thinks that the Sidwell Friends School dismissed
classes for the day at 3:15 pm or 3:30 pm.
He says it is possible
that the school was dismissed earlier on the day of the assassination
but he does not know for sure. He acknowledges that he and Mrs. Hunt
would not have known about an
earlier dismissal of classes in time to
pick up Kevan unless Mrs. Hunt had called the school while they were
enroute from downtown Washington, D. C.
He does not recall making
such a call himself, and he does not recall his wife making one. If
classes let out at the normal time, he and Mrs. Hunt would have arrived
at home, with their daughter Kevan, at about 3:30 or 3:45 pm.
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He states that, as he recalls it, there was some delay between the
time of the death of the President and the time it was made public
on radio and television. He does not recall whether the death of
the President had been announced by the time he and Mrs. Hunt arrived
at home and he turned on the television set.
[The President was PrO-
nounced dead at 2:00 pm, Eastern Standard Time.
The exact time when
the death was announced on radio or television has not been checked
out. ]
He recalls that when he was watching T.V. with his family after arriving
at home, either Huntley or Brinkley made some statement to the effect
that the assassination was an outgrowth of the hatred of far Right groups
which was much in evidence in Dallas, as had been shown by a recent inci
dent involving some one spitting into the face of Adlai Stevenson.: The
implication made by Huntley or Brinkley was that the assassination had
been accomplished by some one from the far Right Wing.
This was before
anything was known about the actual assassin.. Hunt remembers commenting
to his family that it was just like Huntley or Brinkley to jump to the
conclusion that the shooting had been by a Right Winger before any evi-
dence was available concerning the assassin.
Mr. Hunt will give us a detailed affidavit covering his non-involvement
in the various assassinations. He states that he hopes to be able to
avoid another trip back to Washington because he wants to spend as much
time as possible with his eleven-year old daughter, who is very anxious
about her father's impending imprisonment.
Mr. Hunt states that he hopes to be assigned to a minimum security federal
prison in Florida when he reports on March 25.
With respect to the late-night television program on the evening of March 6,
1975, on ABC TV, Hunt states that he recorded the program on tape. It was
an interview of Dick Gregory, Ralph Schoenman, and one of their companions.
None of the above mentioned Hunt's name or that of Sturgis on the program.
He describes the interviewer pressing Dick Gregory on whether he claims
that the CIA was involved in the assassination of President Kennedy and
Gregory responding that they were not stating that as a fact, but only
that if there was any chance of CIA involvement, then the President's Com-
mission should investigate it. Gregory and his companions showed the
Zapruder film and the major thrust of the program was an emphasis on the
snapping back of the President's head at the time of the fatal shot.
of the interviewees (I believe he said it was Schoenman) stated that they
did not really expect much from Olsen at the CIA Commission, but that they
were going to "keep embarrassing him with the facts."
Mr. Hunt feels that the press should give some publicity to Schoenman's
background with the Bertrand Russell Foundation.
RBO/vmr
CC: D. Belin
Senior Counsels
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COMMISSION ON CIA ACTIVITIES WITHIN THE UNITED STATES
Washington, DC 20500
Nelson A. Rockefeller,
• Chairman
John T. Conhor
C. Douglas Dillon
Erwin N. Griswold
Lane Kirkland
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Ronald Reagan
Edgar F. Shannon, Jr.
SECRET/SENSITIVE
MEMORANDUM TO:
FROM:
SUBJECT:
David W. Belin,
Executive Director
March 6, 1975
File
Robert Olsen
Interview of March 4, 1975, with E. Howard Hunt
and his Daughter, Lisa Hunt
The interview commenced at approximately 4:00 PM and was conducted
at 712 Jackson Place.
Mr. Hunt is presently residing at 1245 N. E.
82th Street, Miami, Florida
33138. He has a silent telephone number of 305 758-6159.
Lisa Hunt resides at 3406 Nimitz Road, Apt. A-2, Kensington, Maryland
20795. She has an unlisted telephone number which she declined to
give us. She was born on March 9, 1951.
The
interview concerned allegations that Mr. Hunt was involved in the
assassination of President John Kennedy and other public figures. He
is avare of the public statements made by Dick Gregory and Ralph
Schoenman in early February 1975 relative to his being involved in the
assassination of President Kennedy. He states that most of the infor -
mation that Mr. Gregory and Mr. Schoenman referred to is drawn from
a book by Tad Szulc entitled, E. Howard Hunt, the Compulsive Spy.
Hunt states that the book is saturated with errors. One of those errors
is the claim that Hunt was Chief of Station in Mexico City in the fall of
1963.
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The Bay of Pigs Background
Hunt states that in 1960 he was assigned to the job of organizing a
"government in exile" for Cuba among Cuban exiles in Florida.
The
plan adopted by the National Security Council under President Eisenhower
called for the formation and training of a brigade of Cuban exiles who
would invade Cuba, establish a provisional government, receive recog-
nition by the United States and overthrow the Castro government. The
brigade had its own air force and was otherwise fully equipped by the.
United States Government. The operation, however, was not supposed
to be one involving United States Government participation. The venture
was to involve training and launching from outside the United States.
In connection with his political activity and the organization of the
government in exile, Hunt went to Mexico in 1960. Shortly thereafter
the Mexican government demanded that they leave and he returned to
the United States. Richard Nixon, then Vice President, was working
closely with the CIA on the project.
When President Kennedy was elected in November 1960, he was briefed
on the project and confirmed the plans, including the plan to provide air
cover to the invading Cuban force.
In early 1961, however, the Kennedy
administration decided that the political organization of the Cuban
government in exile would have to be broadened so as to include all
elements of the Cuban society. Even radical leftwingers were to be
included. Hunt was assigned the job of convincing the leaders of the
Cuban community to accept such a broadening of the political structure
of the government in exile. Hunt found this to be an impossible job to
accomplish because the Cubans recruited to make up the invasion force
had been promised that the government in exile would be solidly anti-
Castro and anti-communist. Hunt asked to be relieved of his assignment
because he thought it was an impossible one to achieve and he returned
to Washington to work on propaganda and similar non-political aspects
of the forthcoming invasion.
Within twenty-four hours prior to the time that the Cuban brigade was
to hit the beaches at the Bay of Pigs, President Kennedy made two
critical decisions that affected the final outcome: he cancelled plans
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for an airstrike on Cuba which would have destroyed the six remaining
combat planes that were available to Castro; second, the order that
there be no air cover for the invading brigade. The result was that
the invading force was chopped up while it was still in the water; the
ships carrying the armored vehicles were sunk, as were the supply
ships, and the troops were left abandoned on the shore. The remnant
of the Cuban Air Force was entirely adequate to demolish the invasion
fleet.
Hunt concedes that he was bitter about the decisions made by President
Kennedy, but he primarily blames Arthur Schlesinger, Adlai Stevenson
and Robert Kennedy for advising the President to follow the course he
chose. He particularly feels that the Cubans had been recruited with
certain promises and that those promises were withdrawn at the last
minute.
Hunt says, in fact, that the decision not to make the airstrike
and not to provide air cover was made after the invasion fleet had arrived
at the point of no return, i. e., when radio communication to the invasion
fleet had already terminated for security reasons.
After the Bay of Pigs disaster, Hunt worked with Allen Dulles until early
1962 at which time Dulles was replaced as DCI. In January 1962, Hunt
was assigned to the
of the Deputy Directorate
for Plans. He was involved in handling
proprietaries
His immediate superior was
Stanley Gaines, who was either Chief of Operations or Executive Officer
of the
and Tracy Barnes, who was Division
Chief
(Barnes is a cousin by marriage to Vice President
Rockefeller.)
The proprietaries which Hunt was engaged in managing were [
J, which prepared news and radio broadcasts for foreign use;
, which was engaged in
publishing textbooks for Indian schools; the!
which Hunt
questions as to whether it had anve
but served no apparent use during the years
Hunt was with
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The headquarters
for the
was at 1717 H Street, N. W., in
Washington, D. C., and then later it was on Pennsylvania Avenue.
Hunt's assignment with
lasted until the spring of 1965.
During the period from January 1962 until 1965, he states that he never
traveled to Mexico or any other Latin American country. His first
trip to Mexico after 1961 was in 1970, when he traveled there for the
Mullen Company after his retirement from the ClA.
Hunt's Whereabouts on November 22, 1963
Hunt states that he had never been in Dallas until 1971, with a possible
exception of a change of planes on his way to Mexico with his family in
1960. He does not recall whether that change of planes took place in
Dallas of in Houston. In any event, he and his family never left the
airport on that occasion.
He has never had any contact, directly or indirectly, with Lee Harvey
Oswald, Jack Ruby or anyone else thought to have been associated with
the assassination of the President.
He was never in New Orleans in 1963 and has never had anything whatever
to do with the Fair Play for Cuba Committee, which he identifies as a
communist organization.
During the period from January 1962 to 1965, he traveled once or twice
per year to India, two or three times per year to Paris, once or twice
per year to London, and, during that period, he traveled two or three
times to Rome. His only domestic travel in 1963 was between Washington
and New York. All travel, whether domestic or international, was in his
own name.
Hunt states that in 1961 he used the pseudonym of Edward J. Hamilton in
connection with his work on the Cuban project in Florida. With the
exception of that pseudonym and the pseudonym he used on the identifi-
cation papers provided him for the Ellsberg break in, he has never used
a pseudonym.
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On November 22, 1963, he and his wife were driving on H Street at about
9th in Washington, D. C., when he turned the car radio on and learned
that the President had been shot. He and Mrs. Hunt had been shopping
in a Chinese grocery store in that immediate vicinity, immediately prior
to their getting into the car. The Hunts lived at 5215 Balton Road,
Sumner, Maryland. On their way home they drove to the Sidwell Friends
school on upper Wisconsin Avenue and picked up their younger daughter;
Kevan. Kevan told them that Robert and Courtenay Kennedy, children of
Attorney General Robert Kennedy, were students in the same school and
had been picked up by the Secret Service.. The children in the school
knew that the President had been shot.
Mr. Hunt states that the following persons are witnesses to the fact that
he was here in Washington, D. C., at the time the President was
shot
in Dallas:
1. His son, Howard St. John Hunt, then ten years of age.
2. His daughter, Lisa, then twelve years of age.
3. His daughter, Kevan, then eleven years of age.
4. The family maid, Mary Trayner, now employed by a family
living at|
and whose phone number is
Mr. Hunt believes that he was either taking the day off from work as
a part of annual leave on November 22, 1963, or he may have been
recuperating from a hospitalization for ulcers. He had been hospitalized
at about that period at Sibley Hospital in Washington, D. C.
Mr. Hunt states that he held the following oil company charge account
and credit cards in 1963 and that such accounts may provide corroboration
as to his presence in Washington, D. C., on November 22, 1963:
Esso Oil, Gulf Oil, Texaco Oil, Cities Service Oil, Brooks Brothers
(New York), Garfinkle's, Woodward and Lothrop, Sears Roebuck & Co.,
Hecht Co. He also states that telephone records might be checked with
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone. Co.; that the CIA might have travel
voucher records showing his travel during that year and that CIA should
also have records on the dates on which he took sick leave or annual
leave.
Mr. Hunt categorically denies that he has been involved in any way what-
soever with the assassination of President Kennedy, Senator Robert
Kennedy, Martin Luther King, or any other person either within or without
the United States. He similarly denies any participation or involvement
whatever in the attempted assassination of Governor Wallace, the
disappearance of Congressman Hale Boggs or the shooting of Senator
Stennis.
He states that in connection with the planning for the Cuban invasion in
1961, he did suggest that Fidel Castro should be assassinated either before
or contemporaneously with that invasion, but his suggestion was not acted
upon or otherwise approved.
Attached are copies of a press statement made by Mr. Hunt in early
February 1975 in Florida, in which he denies the allegations made by
Dick Gregory and others with respect to his involvement in the assassi-
nation of President Kennedy and a letter written to Mr. Hunt by the former
family maid, Mary Traynor.
Lisa Hunt confirms her father's account that he was at home with the
family in the afternoon and evening of November 22, 1963. She recalls
that her father assembled the family in front of the television set.
• He
wanted them all to watch the program because it was an important
historical matter. They were all shocked about the assassination of
the President.
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Senior Counsels
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AFFADAVIT
I, E. HOWARD HUNT, affirm the following to be my recollec-
tions of my whereabouts on November 22, 1963:
1. On that date I was an employee of the Central Intelligence
Agency assigned to the
located in
a commercial building in Washington, D. C.
2. I was driving with my late wife on H Street near 8th or 9th
Street when we first heard of the Kennedy shooting on our car
radio.
We had been purchasing Chinese groceries at a store named,
as.well as I can recall:it, "Wah Ling". I do not know how long
after the initial
radio reports were made that my wife and I first
heard the news. Brinkley was the commentator I remember because
of his having theorized
a "right wing plot": i.e., Dallas citizens
had abused Adlai Stevenson and the climate of Dallas extremism had
caused Kennedy's shooting.
3. From the Chinese grocery store we drove out Wisconsin Avenue
to pick up our daughter, Kevan, from Sidwell Friends School. On
joining us my daughter told us what we already knew: that President
Kennedy had been shot. She had learned this because two of Robert
Kennedy's children had been taken from Sidwell Friends School, pre-
sumably by Secret Service agents.
4. From Kevan's school we drove directly to our home on Baltan
Road in Sumner, Maryland (off Massachusetts Avenue extended) • At
home was my newly-born son, David (DOB 9/1/63), a maid, Mary Traynor,
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and my wife's aunt, the late Leona Drexler of Chicago. Our elder
son, St. John, a student at nearby Brookmont Elementary School,
was probably already at home. As I recall, our eldest child, Lisa.
arrived soon afterward by bus from Ursuline Academy and joined us
at the television set in our basement recreation room where we
stayed long hours watching the unfolding of events: the swearing-in
Of LBJ, the arrival at Andrews Field of the Presidential coffin,
etc.
5. As to why I was not at my office that entire afternoon, I can
only presume that I had left early to help my wife shop for a
planned Chinese dinner, in the preparation of which I normally
assisted.
6.
I-was never in Dallas, Texas, until late 1971 when, at the
request of Charles Colson I flew there to interview Gen. Paul
Harkins, former U.S. military commander in Vietnam.
7. I did not meet Frank Sturgis until the spring of 1972, the
introduction being performed by and at the office of Bernard I.
Barker.
8.
I never at any time met or knew Lee Harvey Oswald, Jack Ruby,
or any other person involved in the Dallas slayings.
9.
I was not in Mexico in 1963. In fact, I was not in Mexico
between, the years 1961 and 1970, and have not been there since
a weekend pleasure trip to Acapulco in July of 1970.
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The allogations made by dick tregory and others connecting
me to the murdor of President John Kennedy are totally without foundati
They constitute a false and vicious libel.
These charges are bizarre
products of sick minds.
The Political Left has never been able or willing to accept the fact
that Kennody's assass In was a man of the left; thus the Loftist
preoccupation with finding an alternate assassin.
Dick Gregory's smear represents the ultimate in slander and
innuendo customarily characterized as McCarthylsn.
The Rockefeller and other Investigative committees will
probably examine Gregory's charges - as indeed they should. For my
part I would welcome a thorough high-level investigation and a full
airing of all relevant findings. Only if this takes place will I have
any hope of clearing my name and living free from the threats against
my life already made by neurotics.
I was not in Dallas, Texas, on November 22,1963; In fact I
nover visited Dallas until eight years later. I dld not meet Frank
Sturgis until 1972, nine years after we were allegedly together in
Dallas. I was not In Moxico In 1963, and I did not meet Lee Harvey
Oswald there or at any other place or time. Moreover, I shared the
nation's grief over the murder of our President. These are the facts.
Unt1l authoritative Investigative bodies make known their
judgment concerning my alleged involvement in the Kennedy murder I
will continue to bring libel actions against any and all parties
who repeat the libel. I must take this course because the libels are
prejudicial to my position before the court now considering my
Appeal from the Watergate affair. And because the Ilbols threaton my
only means of livelihood, as a writer. But of even greater concern to
me is that
continued publicity given to these reckless
charges could stimulate some yet-unpublicized maniac into violent
action against me and my family.
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ADVICE AND WAIVER
Place 712 diseill
Date
Time
3230)
13y/25
Before you make any statement to,
or answer any
questions from, the Commission or its investigators, you
should understand that you have the right to remain silent.
If you choose to answer, anything you say can be used
against you in court.
You may consult a lawyer for advice before any questions
are put, and may have a lawyer with you during questioning.
If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed for you
before questioning if you wish.
If you decide to answer
questions without a lawyer present, you still have the
right to stop answering at any time; or you may defer your
answer until you talk to a lawyer.
WAIVER
I have read and understand the foregoing advice. I
am willing to make a statement and answer questions frich]
[without] a lawyer at this time. No promises or threats
have been made to me, and no pressure or coercion of any
kind has been used against me.
Signed
Witness:
Witness:
Time:
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4805 De Russey Paisy
theoy Chane nd 20015
7ch 6 1975
Dea Miltunt
Pom so glad you thaught
of triting to me. Iremember the day Perident
innedy was shat sexy well, and I certainl
rememher you were there.
If you recall, Mrs Heirls Aunt
Force, (9ame sorry I cult renenher lei last nomic)
he Clucao was staing with you for a feus.
days, and on the friday this itunt, her Aunt,
the three chidden were oing down teres
to a movie pratinée, Athen Veronica Mophet
illed from the persosh entessy to tell sessient
tut the president had been shot. trement
alls tad aried an itered at each other
Her you but the teterision on, and the
linst thing the heard was the News were sayees
that it was now 45 prints since the shat
Lund been fired, and that they still did
pat know he birdly he hand bees inuses,
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I have that Mr Hunts Aunt is
nose dead, hut it is possible that
when she went back to licago the
may have mentioned that Your were
there when the news ame terngs, to
Cine of course reubhe lat.
more details, It was te
Of day that step in your minit
Olafe You a still getti
along well. Did your smerage to sell
the Kaise on Rine Pie??
Let the his if ttere
is anything i came do fire qua.
Up you stild rise on?
this ltella remember me to has
Please quie my rogues to
the children,
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SA INTERNAL USE ONLY!
77-00266.
Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel
Tuesday - 19 April 1977
J-38
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37. (Unclassified - LLM) BRIEFING In response to my
earlier request to him, Grenville Garside, on the staff of the Senate
Energy and Natural Resources Committee, called saying that Admiral
Turner is not expected to appear at the energy briefing of the Committee
on Thursday morning at 10:30 a.m., and that Senator Henry M. Jackson
ground rules with Garside--no transcript, cleared staff Committee
personnel only--all of which he agreed to. Subsequently, George
Murphy, on the staff of the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, called
to verify the security arrangements.
38. (Unclassified - LLM) LIAISON Jackie Hess, House Select
committee Assassinations called to register a complaint that the
Committee had not received the FOIA documents released out of the
Committee had received the material and, indicated to her the time of
the various deliveries which were made. She was particularly interested
in the personality 201 file request document of 9 December 1960 on Oswald,
Lee Henry (sic). Ms. Hess will review their holdings and inform me of
the results.
39. (Internal Use Only - LLM) LIAISON Jackie Johnson, on the
staff of Representative William F. Walsh (R., N. Y.), called for some
assistance in answering a constituent inquiry on the Boyce-Lee case.
I said we would provide her with a suggested reply.
GEORGE IL. CARI
Legislative Counsel
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FROM:
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TO: MM
TITLE:
DATE: 05/03/1965
• PAGES:
SUBJECTS :
ANTULIO RAMIREZ ORTIZ
DOCUMENT TYPE:
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SAC, Mlam1 (105-3993)
pretor, T8: 461-12154) 86
ANTULIO RAMIREZ ORTIZ, aka
FUGITIVE
ITSA; IS - CUBA
1 00: MIAMI
5/3/65
Prepare and forward to the Bureau a letterhead
menorandun suitable for dissemination to Legat, Bern. In
the senorandun set forth a succinct case history and vivid
physical description Including fingerprint classification,
FBI number and citizenship status. Also forward with the
letterhead memorandum recent likeness photograph of the
trout rollo sources.
Request in your transuittal letter Legat, Bers,
through reliable sources, remain alert to any infornation
the Swiss have concerning the fugitive.
1 - Hashington Field (105-41983)
1 - Legat, Bern - Enc.
I - Foreign Liaison Unit (route through for review)
REVIEWED BY FIFK TASK FORGE
ON
15199 dat
DE RELEASE IN FULL
RELEASE IN PART
I TOTAtONAL ORtiz commandeered an aircraft and subsequently flew to-
Cuba.
Subsequent investigation
determined Ortiz was in Cuba during 1964 and endeavored to
obtain a repatriation loan so he could return to the United States..
Legat,
Bern being alerted as the Swiss are currently representing.
American interest in Cuba with whom the United States Government
does not have diplomatic relations at this time.
Legat, Bern will
be requested to remain alert to information concerning the fugitive.
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ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
INSTRUCTIONS
PRIOR TO FILING
1. Fill in
Sect. 2.
and forward 2o block. Detach
ick flap
2. Destroy front cover sheet,
unless it records
signiticant action
taken or comments requir-
ing preservation.
FROM:
TO: ACTION BRANCH. •
If file no. and title shown are not proper,
insert proper file no. below and forward
document to RID/AN.
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NO
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Dooument Number
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Comments Concerning Presiden
ACTION REQUIRED • REFERENCES
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Essination and
ACTION REQUIRED: None; FYI
Forwarded under separate cover is
a COpy Of AMOT Report 40-837
concerning comments on President Kennedy's assassination and Cuba's
position in relation to the Communist World. The opinions covered in
this report were the
subject of a
letter receivea by AllOI-152 from a
friend residing in Cuba,
is the brother-In-
law of AMFAUNA-28°
CIT-Cuba
esc-lawyer
A Cuba, Havana
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Prather in law of
Report # EE- 837.
20 Dec 63
COUNTRIES INVOLVED: U.S./Cuba/Communist Bloc.
SUBJECTs Comments concerning President KENNEDY'& assassination and
Cuba'& position in relation to the Communist world.
DATE OF INFORMATION: year 1963.
MICROFILMED
DATE AND PLACE ACQUIRED: U.S. (19 Dec 63) •
JULY
1964
AGENT MAKING REPORTE
• AMOT-28
DOC. MICRO. SER
AM0T13L
SOURCE. On 15 Dec 63, Agent T
: received a
letter written normally
from his friend
from Havana®
resides at
Marianao municipal tent. 1ItYa0l3174
of Havana.
staur:
1s the brother-in-law
do not a communist..
Agent no 74,59P
reporte that"
Subject letter was dated in Havana on 2 Ded 63, and was
; received in Miant by air mail on 15 Dec 63.
INFORMANT: Personal appreciations by
taking Into
consideration that in view of nis degree or educations
the position which he used to hold, and of the fact that
1s still in Cuba he can form a "more or less" exact opintor
about the Cuban political situation.
"I imagine that you must have followed very closely all the
happenings which have been taking place since KENEDY's death."
saturday the 23rd of November-the day after the assass nation t
Trastor (Fide. CISTRO, hurrledy appeared on television to makox"
angry protest that they wanted to involve him in the assassinatto
"He defended himself like a wild beast and immediately la
an accusation against what he calle the 'reactionary elementa' ove
there. He said that all this was another 'scheme' of Imperialien
and that he was uncovering the maneuver.
"The next day-Sunday the 24th-he again spoke in Artemisa.
Pinar del Rio province, and on 27 nov he again spoke on the stalre
Havana University for the same objective. In all these appearance
the subject was always the same.... KENNEDY had been killed by reactionary
elements and now they wanted to blame him. And with the following
cheracteristics every time he dragged the soviet union in with die
that is, he claimed the scheme was directed against him and the Russians.
this is the most significant tact of all this and the sinister
201-289245
case as I will explain to you.
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declassitication
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Raport # EB-837, 1
20 DeC 63 (cont.)
"On the 22nd of October 1962, during the crisis, KHRUSHICHEV
capitulated and promised KENNEDY first to withdraw the missiles,
then the bombers, and last the troops.. Then CASTRO screamed 11ke
mad, rushed to the TV cameras, rebelled like a beast, and said that
'no one could inspect him'... 'the discrepancies between Cuba and the
UsSR would be diacussed between eguals,' and other similar things.
First sign of rebellion against the master who has sold him down the
river and who begins to abandon him.
"Later on MIKOYAN comes to Cuba and stays here for over a month
without being able to get absolutely anything from CASTRO, he even had
to withstand the humiliation of having to wait for hours to be received
by CASTRO. Second provocation.
"Between July and August 1963 the traitor (CASTRO) 1e taken to
the UsER almost by force on a mysterious trip from which he returna
without revealing absolutely anything. later on the nuclear test ban
treaty 1s signed. CASTRO immedlately refuses to sign 1t, olaiming that
while 'Yankee Imperialian' does not stop 1te aggressions against Cuba
he will not sign. In addition, he alao refused to support in the united
Nations the resolution concerning the creation of a denuclearized sone
in Latin America.
"What Iles behind all these happenings? Very simple. CASTRO has
known since the 22nd of October 1962 that the USSR is going to abandon
him, gradually but definitely. At this noment the USSR 18 nost of all
Interested in an approach to the United States in view of ite ideological
break with Red China and of the serious economic crisis which it has
been facing for some years.
"That was the main reason why KENNEDY did not invade Cuba then.
and that was his wisest decision. At that time: the break with China
was imminent and under no circumstances could happenings be provoked
which might tend to again unite the USSR and China.
"It was necessary to 'freeze' Cuba for some time. The break took
place on 14 Jun 63 through the famous letter with the 25 points of the
Chinese Communist Party to the Soviet Communist Party which document
I have in my possession. Therefore, with that maneuver KENNEDY did not
humiliate the USSR and saved KHRUSHCHEV's face.
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pawn.
Report # IE-837.
20 Dec 63 (cont.)
"pany did not understand this, and that bellliant man was strongly
criticized and accused
of being woak. One must remember that above
Cuba, unich 1s only a peon) in the international chess board, much
higher interests had to be safeguarded. It was necessary to destroy
the myth of the 'monolythic unity' of the Communist world, which the
Communiats have tired of proclaiming, and in the end it was necessary
to show that they are also filled with great contradictions and tò
direct the global strategy against the leading enemy which is
International Communisn®
"pell. CASTRO knew this well and he was beginning to get scared
because he understood perfectly that when the UssR withdrew its last
soldier the count down would begin for him (CASTIO.
"Who were terribly harmed by the frlendship and peaceful coexistence
of the USSR and the U.s., by the lessening of world tension as result of
all this?
.. China and CASTRO. Who had a life or death Interest, at
that time, in a return to a cold war as result of a sudden separation
or coldness between both giante? ...China and CASTRO. Who were urgently
Interested in provoking a transcendental event which night result in
the break of those ties? ...China and CASTRO. The event took places
KENNEDY was assassinated. However, the United States were aware of the
sinister plot and did not fall in the trap.
"The same night of KENNEDY's death the State Department published
a note saying that 'no foreign power had been involved in the assassina-
tlon.' The USER was immediately pulled out of the affali..
The suspicion
which began to arise was stifled.
"Later on MIKOYAN and JOHNSON had an interview, and when MIROYAN
came out he declared that 'relations between both countries semalned
unchanged. However, in all his appearances CASTRO continued to
insist that 'plans had been directed against Cuba, the USSR, and peace.'
By all moans he wants to pull the USSR down with him. Note the Insistence
"Did reactionary elements plan KENNEDY's assassination? I only
ask myself this questions Is there anyone so stupid in the U.s. or in
the world who thinks that there le going to be a sudden change in the
situation because the President of the united
States Is assassinated?
Absurd. In the United States everything Goes not revolve around a
figure like in totalitarian states, in the United States what governe
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20 Dec 63 (cont.)
is a team of men, a political party-the Democratic Party. Those
men are closely connected with each other, and if one falle he is
Immediately replaced by another one and the chariot continues moving
perfectly.
"The case of th
do not act Like It
on 201-2029 maht be a lunatic but lunatica
acted.
They attack suddenly without caring
about the immediate consequences. Therefore, one must immediately
discard the theory that it was a fanatic. Everything seems to indicate
that KENNEDY' & assassination was a political assasaination..a poistical
aurassination.
(according to I
"KENNEDY's assassin was nothing but an instrument in the hande
of a sinister organization which sought higher objectives.. The objective
could not be other than to produce a break in the good relations between
the United States and the USSR by those who might benefit politically
from this happening. CHINA and CUBA are the keys to the enfgma. All
this will become known very soon, sooner than we imagine.
There 1e also the inoident of the Mexican employee of te Cuban
Embassy in Mexico City, and the angry renotion of Cuba through ite
Ambassador non when they learned that she had been arrested. The
diplomatio note was written in an angry and rude tone. Mericane are
called the 'accomplices of KENNEDY's reactionary assassins" and it
Interferes in the internal affairs of Maxico. Then, there was Bome
truth in the connection between this and that. they could no longer
deny that OSWALD had requested
a cuban visa, but they claim that they
refused to give him one. Ia this true?
"In my opinion, the assasain planned to escape and to seek refuge
here (Cuba), maybe even under a fictitlous name. Everything 1s possible
with these people. The diplomtic note also tries to involve the Ussr.
'and we are back at the same thing. At a given moment, such a transcendenti
happening as KENNEDY's death could suddenly provoke a collective histeria
In the United States and maybe even provoke a confrontation with the UssR..
Therefore, it was a diabolfoal scheme leading to achieve an effective
heppening which might benefit someone politically, and that someone could
be Mao and Fidel.
"The objective might have been rapidly attained. Violent break.
almost a state of war between the U.S. and the USSR, and, naturally.
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20 Dec 63 (cont.)
the immediate beginning of an almost hot "cold war' with the subsequent
support of all of KHrUsHCHeV's missiles to the tottering Cuban regime.
Of course, this would be a brilliant and possible play in the case of
an extremely dangerous paranoic.
"The Veneguelan Case!
"What a coincidence? Two days after KENNEDY' a funeral a
transcendental announcement is mades Venezuela officially accuses
Cuba of landing a huge cargo of arms in that country. All the teams
get mobilized and the immediate order is given to have a meeting of
the Security Council of the O.A.f. All this happens with the speed
of lightning. The cache of arms was discovered on the 2nd of November
1963, but the
transcendental step was not given until now.... In my
opinion, that was the Plan which KENNEDY was holding in reserve. But
KENNEDY had more time to carry it out, and JOHNSON does not have so
much time, and besides. it fo necessary to act while things are hot
and that is why it was advanced. Now I do think that the crucial
moment has come! The mouse fell in the mousetrap with cheese and
everything: It will be very difficult for CASTRO to get out of this
ambush.
"Besides, many doubts and prejudices which we had been dragging
for a long time now begin to get clarified. That was the Plan! Get
CASTRO to accomplish something of such magnitude that It would affect
all Latin American countries, so that all would have to adopt collective
measures. The Plan was COLLECTIVE ACTION. That is why the Americans
were opposed to actions by cuban exiles. That is why they persecuted
them. That ia why KENNEDY rejected the idea of an invasion by the U.s.
It was necessary to wait for the opportunity, and they waited for it.
Everything will take place in the eyes of the world with the evidence
on hand, according to laws that in the objective of Article 8 of the
1947 Río de Janeiro Mutual Assistance Treaty. America has in its hands
the legal inatrument to do justice against Communism. It is a case of
flagrant intervention in a country which is a signer of the Treaty by
one which does not respect any Law and which has placed itself outside
the law.
"If CASTRO has been shouting since the 2nd of December of 1961
that he 'is a Marxist-leninist,' the fact is that he does not know
absolutely anything about that. This gentleman has never been more
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20 Dec 63 (cont.)
than a university hoodlum, a bourgeois with free registration in
Havana University. That is why those who were hunting him let him
loose. It was necessary to wait patiently for him to make a mistake.
and in the end he did make it. Fighting in Venezuela is a completely
erroneous fight from all viewpoints, but in order to show that we are
not-like they may we are resentful bourgeois we are going to prove
it from the Marrist-Leninist viewpoint.
"The chInist have sald the following about thiss 'we uphold that
in the fight against Imperialism, strategically, considering the whole,
It is necessary to have contempt for the enemy, to dare fight against
him and to conquer victory. And at the same time, tactically, in each
concrete struggle, It is necessary to take the enemy seriously into
account and to adopt a conscientious and prudent attitude. Tactically,
if the enemy is not taken serioualy into account, and one acts in a
rash manner, and if at the same time one does not dare to have contempt
for the enemy strategically, one will inevitably commit the mistake
of Adventurousness in Tactics and of Capitulationiem in strategy.'
And comrade NAO also has to say the following about Tactics in his
select works, 'If we do not not with prudence in each particular case,
In each concrete problem, we do not take care in studying and in
perfecting our art of fighting and we do not pay attention to winning
all the allies which must be won (small farmers, small artisans and
Independent merchants, middle bourgeosie, students, teacher, professors
and intellectuals in general, simple public servants, professionals.
and sensible persons), we will make a mistake of leftist Opportuniam. '
"But Mr. Fidel CASTRO was a ragnificent Marxiat-Leninist and the
result les nothing more illogical than what is being done in Venezuela.
How is 1t possible for a Marxiat-leninisteven for a firat grade one
not to be aware that this type of tactical fight is only possible within
a Dictatorial System, a System of the TRUJILLO type, a STROESSNER type,
or a DUVALIER type?
"How Ia it posalble in Venezuela where BETANCOURT was elected
through clean elections, and who is now going to hold elections and
will turn the reigns of the Government over to another person or to
another Party? Only a cretin will think of it. Tactics are erroneous
and falls frankly into the woret kind of leftist Adventurousness. CASTRO
has dug his own grave.
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"Summarizing, all these happenings, aâdea up and acting at y.
the same time, will lead to the destruction of the Communist regime
which has been
imposed on us by force. Because, and I repeat, the
Revolution against BATISTA was exclusively political in nature and the
true Communists arrived late in the Sierra Maestra, because even if
•the monkey is dressed in silk it is still a monkey.
"Let us mix these ingredients. KENNEDY's assassination, the
Venezuelan affair, 'Patilla's' (Fidel's) adventurousness--and we will
get the best of all cocktails: CUBA LIBRE."
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TITLE :
DATE: 12/18/1995
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OF THEIR INFORMATION. COULD BE MADE•: WITH RESPECT TO THE
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HOMICIDE DIVISION, SPCUM, MUC, REPORTED THAT HE HAD CONTACTED
RETIRED DETECTIVE DAVID AND DETECTIVE DAVID REPORTED THAT HE
HAS NO RECOLLECTION OF HAVING CONTACTED ANY U.S. AUTHORITIES
REGARDING THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY. THE MUC
STATED THAT AS A RESULT OF RETIRED DETECTIVE DAVID'S INABILITY
TO RECALL ANY CONTACT WITH U.S. AUTHORITIES REGARDING SAMES
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DATE: 11-14-2017
JFK Assassination System
Date:
5/4/2015
Identification Form
Agency Information
AGENCY:
RECORD NUMBER :
RECORD SERIES :
FBI
124-10212-10234
HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER :
100-339235-371
Document Information
ORIGINATOR :
FROM:
TO :
TITLE :
FBI
DIRECTOR, FBI
DATE: 04/28/1971
PAGES:
19
SUBJECTS :
SHF, CORRELATION SUMMARY, AKA, RCF, RES, EMP,
ASSOC, CP ACT, MEETINGS, DEMONSTRATIONS, TRA,
TESUR, MISUR
DOCUMENT TYPE :
PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION :
Secret
RESTRICTIONS: 1B; 1C; 4
CURRENT STATUS:
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DATE: 11-14-2017
SECREU
(continued)
CDN.
PLP..
.... "China Daily News"
.....Progressive Labor Party
*****
RELATIVE WHO HAS BUREAU MAIN FILE
The relationship, biographical data and CP activities of Susan
Helligman Frank were set forth in the serials of the main file on her
husband, Richard Cyril Frank, as follows:
REFERENCE
100-401762-100 p. 1
- 107
-108 p. 2
-115
-120 ep. 1
-122
-127 ep. 1
-137
-145 p. A,1-5
-150 p. B, 0,2-4
-156 p. A,B, D, 1-3,7
SEARCH SLIP PAGE NUMBER
13p
125.
13425,36
21
21
4,25
13 26 41 45
(4513426,43
**.
on 6/1/67 MA Szu-tsung (105-162321), the recent defector from
Red China, advised that he had not met nor heard of Richard and Susan
Frank who
were in Peking in 1960, and could not think of any other
Americans he had heard of being in China
(+85-162321-30 p. 3js)
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Early in October 1964 NY 3225-S*Hadvised that Richard Mascolo
had informed Isidore Gibby Needteman (100-341652) that while he was in
. China he had seen Sue Warren.
cilious towards the
review for it when she returned to the US. Needleman made derogatory
remarks about Warren.
nata to the we
According to Mascolo, Warren was super-
but proceeded to write a book
The serial indicated that Richard Mascolo was the son of
Elizabeth Mascolo, who was the mistress of Tim Buck, national leader of
the CP of Canada.
100-341652-1132 p. 32
/(41)
• By letter dated 11/12/64, the NY Office advised that Ira
Israel Gollobin (100-238148) was a close associate of Susan Heiligman
Frank, who was reportedly engaged in activity in the US in behalf of
the CP.
100-238148-38
1(15)
NY 4047-S* on 12/28/64 advised that Susan Frank made a tentative
appointment with Hilda Berry.
(No locality given.)
The serial indicated that Hilda Berry was the mother of Thomas
Jefferson
Berry (140-31077):
Add. info.
4,5,7
NY-4047-S* advised on two occasions in 1964 and one occasion in
1965, that Susan Frank was in
contact with Esther Gollobin (100-298842) •
(Locality not given.)
Add. Info.
100-290842-69 p. 7
(2'454
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(continued)
The serial indicated that "The Harlem Club of the PLP" was
led by William Epton.
Add. info.
105-×32963-15 p. 8,9,27
(291, 431
By letter dated 8/21/67 the Detroit Office advised that on
6/18/65 Brian Regis Keleher was scheduled to visit the office of the
"CDN" in New York,
and was
seen that same date accompanied by James Lee
and Susan Frank in the vicinity of the "CDN.
The serial indicated that Keleher was president of the Young
Socialist Club of the Michigan
State University (MSU) and of the Sino-
American Friendship Society of MSU. Lee was described as a Chicom
sympathizer.
105-147569-326 p. 2
(6).
NY 4047-s* advised that during the period 4/18/65 to 7/17/65,
with Susan Heiligman Frank. (Locality not
that Jack Shulman (100-410646) and his wife vene)
met on four occasions
Add. info.
100-410646-144 p. B,:
(4, 16,414
SI 100-337062-120 p. 1,2
(15) (Add. Info.)
CSNY 3 advised that in May 1965, Charles Loman (100-330932)
contributed a sum of money to Susan Frank in NY.
NY 4047-S* advised that in August, 1965, Loman was in NY and
was in contact with Susan Frank.
Add. info.
-100-330932-167 p. C,2
121.276,457
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On 12/17/65, at Cleveland, Ohio, Abdul F. Naji (97-3901) was
interviewed.
At the outset he stated he did not know any person by the
name of Susan
frank, but as the interview progressed he stated he might
possibly have
been acquainted with her, having met her through his wife.
-Add. info.
91-3901 27 ep. 1,2
(2, 40,444
Correlator's Note: Further review of the aforementioned file
disclosed that Abdul Naji and
in September 1964, in NYC.
Anto and we were in cores done sane
NY 4047-S* furnished Information on 8/17/65 and 8/25/65, which
disclosed that Mary Jane Keeney (101-467) on those dates had been
contacted
by Susan Heligman Frank.
The same source on 4/12/66, furnished informa-
tion which indicated that Keeney had contacted Frank and told her she
was finished with the hospital research project and was then doing free
lance writing. (No locality.)
Add. info.
101-467-290 p. 1-3
(175
On 2/26/66, NY 4047-S* advised that Bert Lessuck, (not identi-
fied) while contacting Susan Frank in February 1966, mentioned that the
West Side Committee For Independent Political Action (CIPA) (100-447651),
NYC, conducted internal seminars for its members.
stated, were on housing and foreign policy.
CIPA, asked Frank if she would be available to lead
three seminars on foreign policy questions about China scheduled for
March 23, April 6 and 20, 1966. Frank Indicated she could possibly man-
age the presentation.
Ada. info.
100-447651-7 p. 15,27,28
(5,13,28%
On 4/20/66, at NYC, Richard Louie, PSI, (105-104237) advised
that he had met Susan Frank at the apartment of his brother-in-law,
James Lee, on several occasions.
He said that no mention was made of
Frank's employment.
Add. info.
FCRED
105-104237-8 p. 1,2
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NY 4047-S* reported that Charles Rosen (100-432903) advised
Susan Warren that there would be a meeting on 2/20/66 and on 3/29/66.
The purpose and location of these
meetings were unknown to source.
On 7/22/66 Warren contacted Rosen at the New York University
Hospital, NYC, Room 1645.
Warren was to attend a meeting at Rosen's
residence, tentatively scheduled for 11/5/66. The purpose of this
meeting was unknown. (NY 4047-5*)
This reference indicated that Rosen resided at 106 Macdougal
Street, NYC.
The following information appears in the administrative
section of this reference, on the basis of the identities ol persons
involved being unknown:
NY 4047-S* advised that on 618/66, Rosen
contacted Frank, at which time he said that he would like to see her
the following day about a meeting.
in jail"
and Frank replied that she knew this and raised this with the
"Big Fellow"
van hate cat he
Rosen said,
"The guy in Belgium 1s
Rosen said, "that he (Big Fellow) suggested that we send
a message and that if Frank cared to write something the subject* would
wire it off to him"
Ada. info.
100-432903-50 p. A, B, 5,7,8
2954695
*Rosen
BA 1121-PSI advised that on 11/11/66, a group of individuals
met at 242 South Broadway, Baltimore, Maryland.
The guest speaker was
Sue Warren, a member of the PLP from NYC, who spoke on the cultural
revolution in China®
.00-437041-1107 p. 3
The following references on Susan Frank appear in the file
captioned "William Leo Epton, Jr."
These references set out the con-
tacts of Frank with
Epton during the approximate period 6/21/65-12/20/66,
in NYC. Background information also set forth.
REFERENCE
SEARCH SLIP PAGE NUMBER
100-432251-76 p. C,12,13
-85 p. C,6
-9T p. 0,5
4)
149*
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NY 4047-S* advised during 1964, 1965, 1966 and 1967 that
Jack Berk (105-181689) was in frequént contact with Richard Cyril Frank
and apparently was a close associate of Frank and his wife, Susan
Heiligman Frank.
(No locality.)
Add. info.
10540326,3-3 0p. 3,4
NY 4047-S* furnished information on 9/7/66, 10/3/66, 11/6/66,
1/25/67 and 3/16/67, which disclosed that Mary Jane Keeney (101-467)
was in contact with Susan Heligman Frank on those dates.. (No locality.)
Add. info.
101-467-291 p. B, 1
1174
The following references in the file captioned "Milton Klaff
Rosen" contain information regarding the close association of Rosen with
Frank, a writer of "Challenge
• Pur newspaper, during the approx-
imate period 10/16/64-4/10/67 in NYC. Rosen, President of the PLP, and
Frank were in frequent contact.
Rosen visited Frank in her home several
times. Background information
set out:
REFERENCE
100-408905-191 p. D, 25,31 (Background information,
-199 p. 17,18
-202
p. 20,21 (Background
SEARCH SLIP PAGE NUMBER
(42243
9.239
12794681
information)
NY 4047-S* advised that Allen Martin Krebs (105-124401) was
in contact with Susan Frank on 5/5/67. (Locality not given.)
Add. info.
105=124401-41 p. 70
64294
said he knew Milt Rosen,
on 10/19/67 co aS advised that Charles loman (260-33093a)
of PLP, and Sue Frank, an associate of
Rosen who had been active in the affairs of the PLP. Loman stated
(continued)
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that Frank was a dear friend, and that if he desired, he could have
Frank come to Chicago
100-330932-172 p. C
(9)
The following references indicate that in September 1968 the
service de Documentation Exterieure et Contre-Espionage, Paris, France
cluded the individuals listed below:
Furnished a photocopy of susan H. frank's notebook, ihis notebook
INDIVIDUAL
REFERENCE
SEARCH SLIP
PAGE NUMBER
Hamilton William Banks
105-190415-1
p. 1,4,5
p.
(not indexed)
-2
(14)
Judy Karp
105-200974-1
p. 2 ep. 1
add. info.
(7.76,23,487
NY 5101-S advised on 9/19/60 that Moy Wah-jung (105-22018) an
is wife attender a small gathering at the On Luck restaurant on fel
Street in NYC. Included in the gathering was Susan Frank.
Ada. info.
105822010-62 p. B, 2,:
(5,230
The following references in the file captioned "Mark Joel Scher"
contain information regarding Susan Helligman Frank and her contacts with
Scher during the approximate period 4/24/68-10/3/68 in NYC.
It was
reported that scher continued contact with Frank on periodic basis re
garding showing of Chinese Communist-made f1lm "The East is Red: "
On
7/2/68, Ann Scher, wife of Mark Scher, was visited at her residence, 210 W.
107th St., by Frank. Background data
set forth.
REFERENCE
SEARCH SLIP PAGE NUMBER
105-174615-9
-10
-11
=15 p. 1-3
-18
(16)
16)
(6)
(not
indexed)
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By letter dated 4/23/69, the British Security Service, MI-5,
advised that susan warren, 110 Christopher Street, NYC, NY 10014, sub-
scribed to the New China
News Agency (100-369921
bulletins. S
100-369921-124 p. 1, ep. 1
(45)7
The following references set out information concerning the
close assoclation between Richara and Susan Helligman Frank and James
vee (100-399030), owner and Editor of "The China Daily News"
, NYC and
his spouse, Ann Lee, (105-23063) during the approximate period, 10/7/64-
11/14/69 in NYC, and at a summer cottage at Bradley Beach, New Jersey.
Most of this association was social in nature, however James reportedly
furnished material (not further identified) to Susan. Background data
set out:
REFERENCE
100-399836-37 p. 1,2
-43 p.
-52 p.
1
-54 p.
1,2
-55 p. 1,2
-56
-59 p.
-76 p. 2
-78
p. B,6,1,3,4,5
(Background data
SEARCH SLIP PAGE NUMBER
105-23063-32
p. B,C,1-3
(Background data
15.24,23,477
*****
REFERENCES NOT INCLUDED IN THIS SUMMARY
Mrs. Richard Cyril Frank, Sue Warren Frank and Mrs. Richard Frank located
Rohat detona re seen on ,
Susan Frank, Sue Frank,
and Communications Division,
were not reviewed, and it is not knowr
whether they are identical with the subject of this summary.
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REFERENCE
66-8603-1-34
100-399836-35
100-425942-54
100-428091-118 p.
-2810
-3344
- 335%
-3449
100-447715-9
105-20350-35
SEARCH SLIP PAGE NUMBER
(40) 50106
(3) 00
(41)
(41)
422237
9,267
(42 214
(12)*
(5)
The following references on Sue Warren have been reviewed and
are identical with the subject; however, the information was received
from a highly sensitive
and has not been included:
REFERENCE
100-3-88-1491 ep. 1
100-441283-10 p. C
105-147141-12 p. 1
SEARCH SLIP PAGE NUMBER
(41)
(42)
(6)
The following references on Susan Warren Frank have been re-
viewed and are identical with the subject, however, the information per-
tains to : highly sensitive investigations and is not being Included:
REFERENCE
SEARCH SLIP PAGE NUMBER
100-442715-60 p. 2
-62 ep. 15
-168 p.
1,2
188,465
-212
1,3
-395
2
1(5)
-707
-771
p. 1-3
12.421
5,10)
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REFERENCE
100-442715-917
p.
-984
p.
6
- 1002 p. 2
- 1386 p.
4
-1462 p. 1-3
-1537
-1824
-1889 ep. 3
- 1963 p. 3
-2085
-1967 p. 1,20
105-79001-145
105-189476-7
SEARCH SLIP PAGE NUMBER
(28
10
(5)
10
423
(10)
(11)
The following references on Susan H. Frank contain information
of an administrative nature and has not been included:
REFERENCE
SEARCH SLIP PAGE NUMBER
66-2542-3-34-5309X2
15,15.369
97-3901-17
-21
-22
-26
105-142205-3 p. 2
(6) 1
See the search slip filed behind file for other references
on this subject which contain the
same information (SI) that is set
out in the main file.
Although the information is the
same it may have
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ORIG:
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ROUTINE
IMMEDIATE
PRIORITY
FLASH
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ABSTRACTE
13-54383
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DATE 12 AUG 67
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2463
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number
1. MEXICO CITY ENGLISH-LANGUAGE NEHS 12 AUGUST CARRIES FOLLOW
UP STORY ON THAYER WALDO BY PEARL GONZALEZ. GIST FOLLOWS.
2. THAYER WALDO REPORTED 11 AUGUST TO EE WORKING ON A N
STORY FOR "RAMPARTS" MAGAZINE..
WHILE A SPOKESMEN FOR "RAMPARIS
SAID WALDO HAS AN ASSIGNMENT FOR THE MAGAZINE, HE DECLINED TO
SAY EXACTLY WHAT THE ASSIGNMENT IS OR NIERE-MALDO LOCATED.
3. WHEN THE NEWS CONTACTED WILLIAM TURAER, STAFF KITER
THE CALIFORNIA MAGAZINE AT NOON 11 AUGUST, HE SAID: "I JUST
TALKED TO WALDO FIVE MINUTES AGO. THERE'S NO MYSTERY. LiE'S
JUST BUSY TRAVELING, WHICH IS WHY HE HASN'T WRITTEN TO. ANYONE
OR WHY HE HASN'T LEFT A FORWARDING ADDRESS. EVEN AS HE HUNG UP
HE WAS GETTING READY TO LEAVE FOR ANOTHER CITY."
4. TURNER WENT ON TO SAY THAT WALDO EXPLAINED HIS RESIGNA-
TION FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF THE AMERICAS (UA) AS RESULTING FROM
PRESSURES APPLIED TO UA OFFICIALS BY POWERFUL AMERITAN BUSINESS
INTERESTS FOLLOWING HIS TALK AT THE FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS CLUB
DEBUNKING THE WARREN REPORT. WALDO WENT "O' VACATION"' IN LOS
ANGELES, IN JUL
• TURNER SAID, WIRED HIS RESIGRATION TO UA,
THEN FOLLOWED UP WITH A LETTER TO DR. D. RAY LINOLEY. "
Releasing Officer
R8593
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HE CONTACTED "RAMPARTS" AND WAS PUT TO WORK ON TEMPORA: MISIS.
TURNER CONCLUDED BY SAYING WALDO "DEFINITELY NOT PUT OUT OF
MEXICO. "
5. TWO PROFESSORS AT UA SAID THEY WEREN'T SURPRISED AT
WALDO'S RESIGNATION SINCE HE HAD BEEN NEGLECTING HIS JOB. ONE
PROFESSOR ATTRIBUTED THIS TO THE FACT WALDO UNDER TREMENOOUS
EMOTIONAL STRAIN SINCE HIS WIFE ALLEGEDLY IN STATES WA:::NG
FOR DEGREE ON DIVORCE SHE FILED SEVERAL MONTHS AGO.
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Agency Information
Date:
5/11/201
AGENCY: FBI
RECORD NUMBER: 124-10294-10117
RECORD SERIES: HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER:
105-72630-109
Released under the John
F. Kennedy
Assassination Records
Collection Aet of 1992
144 USC 2107 Notel.
Case#:NW 54460 Date:
10-03-2017
Document Information
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM: SAC, MM
TO:
DIRECTOR, FBI
TITLE :
DATE:
'PAGES:
SUBJECTS :
10/21/1963
11
PDL, SALE, RIFLE, BOAT, MDL, REL, ASSOC, ACA, RAID,
CUBA, PLANE, BOMBS, LEAFLETS, PROPAGANDA, TRA, TV
PROGRAM, SPEAKING TOUR
DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION : Unclassified
RESTRICTIONS : 4
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5010-104
UNITED STAT
GOVAINMENT"
Memorandum
SECREA
TO
FROM
SUBJECI
DIRECTOR, FBI (105-72630)
SAC, MIAMI: (105-1598)
0
PEDRO LUIS DIAZ LANZ
IS - CUBA;
NEUTRALITY MATIER
(P)
DATE: OCT
21 1963
ALL INFORMATICN
HEREIN IS
LORNAINED
THIED
EXCEPT VI
OTrikRuis
Shu don
CIA HAS NO
DECLASSIFICATION ANDAR
RELEASE OF CIA IMFORMATION
MIA 2
IN THIS DOCUMENT.
Re Miami airtel to
the Bureau, dated 7/12/63.
Enclosed are 12 copies of a Letterhead Memorandum,
dated and captioned as above.
Also enclosed Is one copy each of above Letter-
head Memorandun
for Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles and
Philadelphia
Offices®
DECLASSIFIED BY 3668 SUD/KSK
MM Tal IS MM 639-S. (1349738 56-49749-0
NAN 5-2 18 CZA 72X7(4105-2398-44)
MM T-3 19
635-S.
1134-211 Sub
A-323)
(134-211
Sub
A-318)
Bureau (Encis®
IDIA INSTEA
• Chicago (Encl
Philadelphia.
Ench.
- Detroit: Ensl
1)
1
• Los Angeles
(Enclo
(RM)
(Info) (RM)
• 1) (Info)
(InFo) (RM)
1) (Info) (RM)
yeagley
Customs
(RM) us rating edip tor inta
ONVOSIACSI
ast Guand
ndl-5-62 britnst
6 - Miami (2 - 1051598)
61 - 134-211
Sub A)
(MM 635-S)
Coordinator jos
134-238
VANE SANE FIDEL CASTRO ACTIVIT ESSE DAT.
(1 - 105-8117) (EDUARDO DIAZ LANZ)
GED: jkj
(12)
REG 12
105-726301
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BY: 308MAC //h
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EX-115/
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WATCHLIST for DELETIONS
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SAICON -
delete
• 12345
(IN - ---)
BLOCK DUT ALL REFERENGES (INCL. THOSE WITHIN TEXT)
Remove dispatch symbols & numbers
Substitute the word SOURCE for the Cryptonym if applicable
substitute STAFF EMPLOYEE for pseudonyms & true names
Delete file numbers including 20ls. Except OSWALD's 201--??
≥4
MEXICO & LA WATCHLIST (see attached)
PRESIDENT OF MEXIRO-LUiS ECHEVERRIA- IF RippEarS dE
LIENVOY (teltap) - delete
- dslete
all mention of DURAN
Sylvia DURAN - ultimate source was teltap - LA. wants/ deleted (this is up for doubt
probably)
Gilberto ALVARADO Uguarte - delete identity, citizenship and identity of Nicaraguan
security service (REfEr To NiM AS
THE LATIN AMERICAN
Photo of unidentified man taken in Mexico - may leave in fact photo taken in Mexico but
must protect fact it done by photo surveillance
LIMITED - pRato survEillansa
LILYRIe-airport sunsillame
$E WATCHLIST
(considered possible KGB involvement)
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MEXICO ANGLE
I. TELTAP - LIENVOY - delete all mention of teltap
Sylvia DURIN - secretary in Cuban Embassy in Mexico.
She was one
Oswald contacted to apply for Cuban visa. Her name
came to our attention & the Mex. Gov's via the teltap.
All into about DuRav which was published in the larren
Report was provided the Commission by the lex. Gov. via
State Dept.
CIA was never tied in publicly to DURAN
LA Division wishes to withhold mention of DURAN because
the ultimate source in identifying her contact with Oswald
was the teltap.
II.
Gilberto ALVARADO Uguarte - Nicaraguan who & walked into the American
An Embassy in Mexico after the assassination claiming he had knowledge
of the matter.
Claimed Oswald had received $ from a Cuban at the
Cuban Embassy. Turned out thru tracing
that ALVARADO was an agent
for the Nicaraguan Intel Service.
However, Alvarado's story was
only his invention and had nothing to do with Nic. Intel.
Alvarado's
sat story does appear in the Warren Report but his
identity is
withheld.
Leave in info re ALVARADO but delete his identity including
citizenship & also delete identity of Nicaraguan service.
III. Photo of "Unidentified Man' - may leave in fact that photo was
taken in Mexico in front of Sov Embassy, but do not vant
to imply that photo surveillance was being conducted.
Therefore must protect source.
FYI: crypts that appear in Mexico traffic
LIMITED - Mex. photo surveillance
LILYRIC - technical surveillance op.
LIFIRE - travel manifests,
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LUCC = CLASSIFIED REPORTS TO WARREN COOM.
WCD = DE-CLASSIFIED. "
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Di subject sent him a letter chile he was in
Morocco on vacation (Dated June on Joly (261)
which is is with plato of sobject among
personal elteets in Casablanca
Investigation in. Berlin. reneals
wo mone than Marina.
Oswallé nome i photo vero
auailadle do de Berlin
press
at the time Regarh finst appronched the
Satellite Refugee Serening Center with the alone
infonnation.
unde-December i Reggab agreed do cnite to hi
brother-in-law in Palat I request he locate thi
photo.
Endy. Jonary 1964 = Marina OsuelD Denied ever
knowing
Reggabs
1: 2 - 5 an
1944: No reply Soun Raggab's brother-in
had provided
information Pat white Raggab
student in
with the
• Morocco
it was
he cows
Monocean Ambassador and his trips made do
nice the shad year at his men expense,
oy some Commonist stalents flast
in fonment
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JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM
IDENTIFICATION FORM
AGENCY INFORMATION
AGENCY : CIA
RECORD NUMBER: 104-10414-10406
RECORD SERIES : JFK
AGENCY FILE NUMBER : RUSS HOLMES WORK FILE
DOCUMENT INFORMATION
Released under the John
. Kennedy
Assassination Records
Collection Act of 1992
i44 USC 2107 Note!.
Case#:NW 53320 Date:
06-26-2017
AGENCY ORIGINATOR
FROM
TO
TITLE
DATE
PAGES
CIA
CHIEF OF STATION, MEXICO CITY
DISPATCH-LIEMPTY PROGRESS REPORT/SECOND QUARTER 1963.
08/23/1963
3
SUBJECTS : DISPATCH
JFK ASSASSINATION
DOCUMENT TYPE
PAPER
CLASSIFICATION : SECRET
RESTRICTIONS
CURRENT STATUS : RELEASED IN PART PUBLIC - RELEASED WITH DELETIONS
DATE OF LAST REVIEW
: 07/07/04
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Chief of Station,
ico City
5112.16.6:1
LIEMPTY Progress Report/Second Quarter 1963
ACTION PLOURED - REFERENCES
Action: For your information.
Ref : HMMA-21060
MICROFILM
1. BACKGROUND
The LIEMPTY Projeci is designed to collect operational infor-
mation on the LIMERICK installation and personnel, as well as targets of
opportunity, through stationary and mobile photographic coverage.
In addition,
the projec provides the means for investigating leads from both the above
noted coverages and other Station sources. It supports other Station operations
through the renting of safehouses, providing and servicing post office box mail
drops, conducting countersurveillances and pretext investigations and perfor-
ming related tasks.
2. OPERATIONS
LIEMPTY provides the majority of photographs used by the
Station in its CE operations against the LIMERICK rarget. In this phase of
the operation the LIEMPTY basehouses and photo truck produced approximately
140 rolls of operational photos in support of the Station's CE program during
the reporting period. The Station considers the photo coverage of the
LIMERICK installation as essential tool in following the daily activities of the
personnel of that installation, including known and suspected intelligence
officers, and individuals visiting the establishment.
Selected examples of the LIEMPTY contribution to the Station's
CE program and its support of other Station operations are as follows:
CROSS REFERENCE TO
HW 53340 DocId: 32392990
a. The support provided by the two LIEMPTY cuiouts,
Oliver G. SCANTLING and Raymond H. GERENDE, in the AMROD
operation was essential to this operation. Due to the long operational
expericnee of these agents in the Mexico City operational environment
their aid in both the planning and execution stages of the AMROD
DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
HMMA -21993 08
GOPY
23 August 1903
SOUP. 1.
Exclusted
natomatic
1324180
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Partel
CLASSIFICATION
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operation has been unique. The cutouts provided professional level
countersurveillance during the actual meetings between AMRIF'T -1
and Oliver E. FORTSON (ps), passed letters to the LIERODE instal-
lation, wrote many letters and placed numerous phone calls in support
of this operation and have actually carried on the daily activity of the
operation.
b. In the Soviet area the activities under this project have been
many and varied. Examples of this are: Stake out of a meeting be-
tween a Soviet intelligence officer and LISTEED-1; reporting of LICAL.
on the agitation of Aleksandr SIDOROV; Soviet Military Attache and
known intelligence officer, following a Station provocation of him;
LIENTRAP coverage of Lorenzo CARDENAS Barrajas, a Soviet contac:
a stake out of a bowling alley popular with PBPRIME citizens and officia
living in Mexico to determine the extent of a Soviet intelligence officer
attempts to cultivate these individuals; and LIMITED's radio dispatchi
of the LIEMBRACE team when this team was assigned to surveillance ‹
LIMERICK iargets.
c. Oliver G. SCANTLING greatly aided the Station's operation
to discredit and harass ESLARD-1 when ESLARD-1 returned to Mexici
from his native country. On one occasion SCANTLING made anonymo
phone calls to all major wire services informing them of the location o
ESLARD-I who at that time was in hiding under an alias.
d.
In the Station's continuing attempt to provide greater coveri
of the outlying states of Mexico, GERENDE has been assigned to devel
contacts in Zacatecas and Aguascalientes which can be activated into
operational assets in future.
GERENDE has already met with some
success in this area, but due to his heavy workload in the operational
role assigned him in the Station's support mechanism, continued ex-
ploitation of these contacts probably will be a slow process.
e. LILYRIC reporting has been of great interest in a matter c
LAURICLE concern.
f. In the general support of other Station operations, tasks of
the cutouts continue as reported in referènce. SCANTLING performs
as alternate cutout to LICASA-1 in a sensitive LAURICLE operation.
The project cutouts service 18 P. O. Box drops used not only for Statir
operations but also in support of Headquarters, IMWAVE, and other
Station requirements.
The completion of a new 4.5 meter security
wall at the LIMERICK installation was fully reported on by the LICAL
basehouse operator.
g.
Numerous investigations and miscellaneous assignments w
conducted by the project agents; a sampling of these follows: an inve:
tigation of a contact of the Cuban Consul in Merida, a casing of the sil
ESLARD-1 had planned to use as a secluded retreat (including picture
support of the DMHULK operation in arranging by telephone the conta:
between DMHULK and a KUBARK staff officer, investigation
in
Cuernavaca of the purchaser of the Alfred STERN property located
there, and a report by LIEMPTY-13 of the support of former Mexican
president Lazaro CARDENAS among the troop command officers of ti
Mexican Army.
—OKM
10.57 53a
(40)
3. SECURITY
No security incidents directly effecting the security of the
LIEMPTY operation occurred during the reporting period.
USE PREVIOUS EDITION
TLASSIFICATION
51-28. 51-284 AND Si 21
SECRET
PAGE NO
TWO
JCONTINULD
WHICH ARE OBSOLETE
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DISPATCH
The security wall recently erected to the height of 4. 5 meters
around the perimeter of the LIMERICK installation has reduced somewhat the
area of coverage of the LICALLA base. Certain interior arrangements have
been made, such as raising the floor of the operating room at LICALLA, which
will allow continued operation of the base. However, if some sori of vegetatio:
grows over the wire strands at the top of the fence, the view uf the base will
be shut off completely and other arrangements for photo coverage of the
4.
EQUIPMENT
No new equipment was purchased during the reporting period
nor is any such purchase presently planned. All assigned equipment functione:
normally during this period.
PERSONNEL
No change in personnel assignments, recruitments or termin-
ations was experienced during the reporting period. The performance of all
personnel in the project continued to be completely satisfactory during this
period. The support rendered by SCANTLING and GERENDE i0 the AMROD
operation deserves particular mention and their superior performance in tha
operation was noted in paragraph 2a above.
In recognition of his continued good all round performance the
Station recently requested that GERENDE's contract be amended to provide
for an increase in annual salary from $US 5, 500 to $US 6, 000. This raise i
not only desired, it is considered necessary to offset the continued inflationa
trend of the Mexican economy.
6. TRAINING
As in the previous reporting period, no training other than
continued review of tradecraft principles was conducted during this period
Photographic product continues to be reviewed daily and the action agents al
instructed as necessary in order to improve or correct their technique in
both the taking and processing of this product.
7. PLANS
Since the Station considers that this project is operating at i
optimum size, it does not plan to expand it at the present time.
Efforts wi
continue to refine and better utilize the existing operational mechanism.
Distribution:
-3 - C/WHD
2 - Files
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10.57 53a
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USE FREVIQUS ESTION"
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DATE: 11-14-2017
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AGENCY INFORMATION
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RECORD_NUMBER:
124-10005-10492
RECORD SERIES: LO
AGENCY FILE_NUMBER: 62-358-16
DOCUMENT INFORMATION
ORIGINATOR: BRITISH GOVERNMENT
FROM:
TO:
LEG, LO
TITLE:
DATE: 11/26/1963
PAGES: 2
SUBJECT: JFK, LTR, CONDOLENCE
DOCUMENT TYPE:
ORIGINAL
CLASSIFICATION:
PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
Confidential
REVIEW DATE:
STATUS
03/25/1997
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NEW
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UPDATE DATE:
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DATE: 11-14-2017
-UNITAL MIND LUNFIDENTIAI
Correspondence to this address must be under double cover.
The outer envelope should be addressed to :—
THE SECRETARY, BOX 500, PARLIAMENT STREET B.O., LONDON, S.W.1.
and not to any individual.
Telephone Nos.
REGENT 6050
WHITEHALL 6789
BOX No. 500,
PARLIAMENT STREET B.O.,
LONDON, S.W.1.
Our Ref.:
Your Ref.:
C. 2/GIDP
26th November 1963
ALL. MFONMATIOR CONTRIORO
PES: 0 ENCLASSIFIED
WHERE SHOWN
ONlY BRACKETS ARE CLASSIFIED
Dear Charles,
DECLASGIFY C
2-28-97
(JFK)
Having had such a long and close
association with the Bureau and being lucky enough
to have many friends in your countil feel about
I think I am
able to understand how you must all
President Kennedy's death.
That this terrible
thing should have happened to the President
United States is a tragedy for the whole free world
and all your many friends over here feel it deeply
and are suffering from a sense of
My fourteen year old
son, who is at
boarding school in the wilds of Scotland, has
written to say
that when the news was announced on
Friday "the whole school was silent and numb".
This must be a very sad and difficult.
time for your Director and your colleagues in the
Bureau and I send you all my deep and
most sincere
sympathy.
Yours sincerely,
berter
G.I.D. Patterson
(C)
Mr. Charles W. Bates,
American
Embassy,
I Grosvenor Square,
LONDON W.1.
/SAF
PERSONAL AND CONFIDENTIAL
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Identification Form
Date:
4/29/201
Agency Information
AGENCY :
RECORD NUMBER :
FBI
124-90120-10034
RECORD SERIES: HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 97-4196-838
Released under the John
• kennedy
ussassination Records
Collection Act of 1992
144 0SC 2107 Notel.
Case#:MW 53074 Date:
05-25-2017
Document Information
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM:
TO:
NY
HQ
TITLE :
DATE: 01/02/1963
PAGES:
1
SUBJECTS :
FPCC
DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION : Unclassified
RESTRICTIONS :
4
CURRENT STATUS:
Redact
DATE OF LAST REVIEW :
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OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE
COMMENTS: MEMO
v9.1
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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10
501G-104-01
UNITED STATI
ANT
TO
DIRECTOR, FBI (98-4196)
DATE:
1/2/63
SAC, NEW YORK (97-1792) (P)
CONTIOENTIA
INNCI
SUBJECT:
FAIR PLAY FOR CUBA COMMITTEE
IS
-
CUBA
APPP
AND F
ADVI
SLIP
On 12/11/62, NY 3467-S advised P3Ao.
SCHWANT
that on
2/5/62, he had abserved a letter addressed to VINCENT
THEODORE LEE from DOLORES
Congress lof Women fAll merica,
America, Povate car Pay rer cuba.
Committee (FPCC) to send some women representatives from FPCC
to attend the Women's Congress to be held at Havana, Cuba, in
January, 1963.
The letter indicated that if FPCC wished to
conduct any correspondence concerning this, any correspondence
should be directed to CONSUELO HERNANDEZ, Calle Mina 134
Departmento 14,
Privada Cotomic, Colonia Guerrero, Mexico,
The Bureau is requested to forward one copy of this
communication to
Mexico for information.
ON 2-2-96
2-8-91
..SON
REVIEW
comp $ 223,668
1-1-43
1-19-826
EX 109
ClassieSTSP-S STERLS
Deberty on ADR Sd)8 3
- Bureau (RM)
1 - Legat
Mexico (UL)
- New York (134-5914
(INV. )
- New York (97-1792)
ATE INFORMATION CONTAINED
HErEIN iS UNCLASSIFIED
EXCERT WHERE SHOWN
OffERWISE
97-4196-838
6 JAN
1963
J
CDS: eam
(5)
DOM TALLER NI
BEC.O
I Se WH.83
RANTLE
1 141963)
17100
Copy to Mexio
by routing slip for
IX info
_ acti
late
- Eping
CONFIDENTIRE
•",:
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RECORD NUMBER : 157-10002-10005
RECORDS SERIES :
INDEX CARDS
AGENCY FILE NUMBER :
Released under the John
• Kennedy
488a381nab1on records
Collection Act of 1992
144 0SC 2107 Notel.
Case#:NT 53244 Date:
96-13-2017
DOCUMENT INFORMATION
ORIGINATOR : SSCIA
FROM
TO :
TITLE :
DATE : 05/00/75
PAGES : 284
SUBJECTS :
LAOS
ASSASSINATIONS
DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION
:T
RESTRICTIONS : REFERRED
CURRENT STATUS
: P
DATE OF LAST REVIEW
: 09/28/93
OPENING CRITERIA :
COMMENTS :
Box 136 - Book 1
Index Cards - May to June 1975
Index Cards - October 1975
[R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED
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CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO
DECDASSIFICATION AND/OB
RELEASE OF THIS DOCHMENT
AS SANITIZED
March?
CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO
JECLASSIFICATION ANDOR
RELEASE OF THIS DOCUMENT
kp
23/2/98
94
PERSONS/ENTITIES:
CIA
Hunt, E. Howard
Oswald, Lee Harvey
Ruby, Jack
Rockefeller Commission
OCCURRENCE•
DATES:
L prior to
11/22/637
CATEGORIES:
IX-C-2-a
The Commission considered an allegation
However, the commission stated that Hunt's service in Mexico City was in 1950-51 and the
only other CIA duty in Mexico covered a few weeks in 1960.
SOURCE:
FILE:
Rockefeller Commission Report, p. 268
STAFF:
DATE:
Greissing
6/17/75
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SIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO
DECLASSIFICATION AMRIOR
RELEASE OF THIS DEKOMENT
AS SANITIZED
816 25
CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO
JECLASSIFICATION ANDOR
RELEASE OF THIS DOCUMENT
23/2/98
PERSONS/ENTITIES:
CIA
DATES:
1963
CATEGORIES:
IX-C-2-a
Hunt,
E. Howard
Ruby, Jacke Harvey
RodoRaLer Commission Report
It was alleged that Hunt was Acting Chief of a CIA Station in Mexico
City in 1963, and implied that he could have had contact with Oswald in Mexico
City in September, 1963. However, the Commission stated that Hunt's service in
conto a in sea in a onco
Mexico City was in 1950-51 and the only other CIA duty in Mexico covered a few
weeks in 1960.
SOURCE: Rockefeller Commission Report, p. 268
FILE:
STAFF: Greissing
DATE:
6/17/75
30XI36
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CEIVED LODGING AND TRAINING FROM CURIEL APPARATUS AND CURRENTLY:
ATTEMPTING OBTAIN PLASTIC SURGERY AND FALSE DOCUMENTATION IN
ORDER TO ENTER US CLANDESTINELY•
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BORN 29 MAR 43. NEGRO MALE, SIX FEET TALL, 180 POUNDS,
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TWO INCH SCAR ON INSIDE LEFT WRIST.
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ATTEMPTING OBTAIN PLASTIC SURGERY AND FALSE DOCUMENTATION IN
ORDER TO ENTER US CLANDESTINELY®
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BORN 29 MAR 43. NEGRO MALE, SIX FEET TALL, IBO POUNDS,
BLACK HAIR, BROWN EYES• MARK OF ISLAM ON FOREHEAD, SCAR ON CORNER
OF RIGHT EYEBROW.
B. BROWN (201-906614} AKA HAROLD SING LET ON, BORN
28 MAR 44.
NEGRO MALE, FIVE FEET SEVEN INCHES TALL, 130 POUNDS
BLACK HAIR, BROWN EYES. LARGE SCAR ON UPPER RIGHT FOREARM AND I
TWO INCH SCAR ON INSIDE LEFT WRIST•
C. MELVIN MCNAIR III {201-9066135, BORN 3O OCT 48. NEGRO:
MALE, SIX FEET ONE INCH TALL, 17O POUNDS. BLACK HAIR, BROWN EYES.
SCARS ON LEFT WRIST AND BACK OF HEAD.
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NEGRO FEMALE, FIVE FEET FOUR INCHES TALLY 130 POUNDS, LIGHT
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¿NEGRO FEMALE, FIVE FEET EIGHT INCHES TO FIVE FEET TEN INCHES
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UNIT:
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FBI
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11/26/1963
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PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
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89-69-1109
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SMALLWOOD, RICHARD A.
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SAC
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## Page 1
JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM.
IDENTIFICATION FORM
AGENCY INFORMATION
AGENCY: FBI
RECORD_NUMBER: 124-10236-10280
RECORD SERIES: NO
AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 89-69-1109
Released under the John
F. Kennedy
Assassination Records
Collection Act of 1992
144 USC 2107 Notel.
Case#:NW 53025 Date:
05-22-2017
DOCUMENT INFORMATION
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM:
TO:
SAC
TITLE:
SMALLWOOD, RICHARD A
DATE: 11/26/1963
PAGES:
SUBJECT:
1
DOCUMENT TYPE:
ORIGINAL
CLASSIFICATION:
REVIEW DATE:
STATUS
JR, LHO, ASSOC, CONTACT NEGATIVE
PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
Unclassified
12/05/1996
Redact
NEW
CLASSIFICATION:
UPDATE DATE:
02/14/2001
RESTRICTIONS:
JFK Act 6 (4)
COMMENTS:
HH 53025
DocId: 32182570
Page 1
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## Page 2
F.D-209 (Rev. 3-9-62)
OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Memorandum
TO
:. SAC (137-1650)
DATE: 11/26/63
SI
FROM
: SA RICHARD A. SMALLWOOD
SUBJECT:
TOM SKRNICH
Dates of Contact
11/23/63
Titles and File #s on which contacted
PCI
ASSASSINATION OR PRES.
JOHN E. KENNEDY:
AT DALLES, TEX. 11/22/63
89-69
Purpose and results of contact
NEGATIVE
Informant was contacted concerning JACK RUBY and LEE
POSITIVE
HARVEY OSWALD and advised that he did not know either
of these individuals
and had no knowledge of their
having ever been in this area. Xley said he knew of
contact in this area
by either of RUBY or OSWALD.
(No CB to sub. file as maxy tel. sent.)
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
DAR 5534315 980 /whe
DATE
"Informant certified that he has
furnished all information obtained
by him since last contact.
Personal Data
Rating.
VERY GOOD
89.69
Colins
Coverage
GAMBLING
89-69-1109
SEARCHED
INDEXED
ERIALIZED =2 FILED -
DEC 10 1Yo5
NEW ORLEANS
HIH
53025 DocId:32182570 Page 2
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124-10297-10262
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04/26/2018
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FBI
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09/21/1962
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PAPER-TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
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92-3171-886
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HQ
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CG
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## Page 1
JFK Assassination System
Identification Form
"Agency Information
Date:
5/7/2015
AGENCY : FBI
RECORD NUMBER :
124-10297-10262
RECORD SERIES: HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER : 92-3171-886
Document Information
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM: CG
TO: HQ
TITLE :
DATE:
• PAGES:
SUBJECTS :
09/21/1962
1
DOCUMENT TYPE :
CLASSIFICATION :
RESTRICTIONS:
CURRENT STATUS :
DATE OF LAST REVIEW :
SAMUEL M. GIANCANA
PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
Unclassified
4
Redact
03/04/1998
OPENING CRITERIA : INDEFINITE
COMMENTS :
v9.1
NW 45792 DocId: 32309135 Page 1
232
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## Page 2
4-41 /Rev. 3-5-62)
JK
ECODED COP,
Tolson
Belmont
Mohr-
Callahan
Contad
DeL oach
Evans
Malone
Rosen
Sullivan
Tavel
Trotter
Tele. Room
Holmes -
Gandy
Radio
• Teletype
DEFERRED
9-21-62
DIRECTOR
4-
FROM
SAC,
CHICAGO
202154
SAMUEL
Shamed was abou
GIANCANA, AKAO, ARO DAILY SUMMARY.
PCI
mentorni
ADVISED THAT EXPECTED MEETING AT EXECUTIVE
HOUSE, CHICAGO, WITH GIANCANA, THE ENGLISHES, AND PLAZA RECORD PULDN
COMPANY, SEPTEMBER 18 LAST DID NOT TAKE PLACE; HOWEVER, INFORMANT
ADVISED THAT HE ACCOMPANIED SAM ENGLISH TO OSHARE AIRPORT TO
PICK UP TWO PLAZA RECORDS REPRESENTATIVES WHO ARRIVED CHICAGO
VIA VAL FROM PHILADELPHIA. ALL PROCEEDED TO AMBASSADOR WEST
HOTEL. DURING COURSE OF EVENING, ENGLISH ADVISED
THAT HE
AND CHARLES ENGLISH AND SEVERAL "UNKNOWNS" INVESTED$331,000 IN
DUDE RANCH LOCATED NEAR ELAGSTAFF, ARIZONA. ALSO STATED THAT
"THEY" HAVE A "BIG DEAL" GOING IN ACAPULCO, MEXICO; INVITED
INFORMANT TO ACCOMPANY HIM THERE NEXT WEEK TO LOOK SITUATION
OVER. CG 6512-C-TE HAS ADVISED THAT SYNDICATE HAS SOMETHING
GOING IN ACAPULCO, MEXICO. (
CG 6486 * REPORTED GIANCANA*S PRESENCE SEPTEMBER 18 AND AM
EARLY 19 LAST, HOWEVER, NOT IN VICINITY OF INFORMANT. (U)
RECEIVED:
1:42 PM
*
202-16241
LOTHER
. 4
EX - 102
RN
92-3171-886
28
75 SEP 2/ 7962
88.0013
FIlM
Al! 10T-
NED
1962
RATE 4/20184 SPSROS/Bug
If the intelligence contained in the above message is to be disseminated outside the Bureau, it is suggested that it be suitably
paraphrased in order to protect the Bureau's cryptographic systems.
NW 45792 DocId: 32309135 Page 2
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124-10194-10342
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11/17/2017
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FBI
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01/24/1964
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PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
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92-3182-897
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DIRECTOR, FBI
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SAC, CG
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11/17/2017
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## Page 1
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote).
DATE: 11-14-2017
JFK Assassination System
Identification Form
Date:
6/12/201
Agency Information
AGENCY:
RECORD NUMBER:
RECORD SERIES :
AGENCY FILE NUMBER :
FBI
124-10194-10342
HQ
92-3182-897
Document Information
• ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM: SAC, CG
TO:
DIRECTOR, FBI
TITLE :
DATE: 01/24/1964
PAGES:
6
SUBJECTS :
GAL, JUSTIFICATION FOR CONTINUATION OF TESUR,
MISUR, ADMIN
DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION: Unclassified
RESTRICTIONS:
1B
CURRENT STATUS : Redact
DATE OF LAST REVIEW :
12/27/1994
OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE
COMMENTS :
v9.1
DocId: 32286066
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Page 1
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Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote).
/ DATE:, 11-14-2017
* FD-143 (Rev. 4-2-63)
OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10
3010-106
CAR 1907 COTION
GSA GEN. REG. NO, 27
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Memorandum
JUNE
TO
DIRECTOR, FBI
(Bufile
92-3182 DATE:
1/24/64
FROM
- it, carso (9im30-5u8 2).
SUBJECT
JUSTIFICATION FOR CONTINUATION OF TECHNICAL OR MICROPHONE SURVEILLANCE •
RE: Title
Character of Case
Field Office
Symbol Number
Type of Surveillance:
Microphone)
GUS
ALEX, aka
AR
CORT. INFT.
Chicago
CG 6502-C*
THANK or
1. Name of person, or organization on whom surveillance placed:
GUS ALEX, Apartment 10C, 1150 North Lake Shore Drive, Chicago,
Illinois.
2. Address where installation made. Also give exact room number or area
covered:*
Apartment 10C, 1150 North Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, Illinois.
3. Location of monitoring plant:
Chicago Office Consolidated Plant
4.
"Dates of initial authorization and installation:
Initial authorization by Bureau on 12/14/61.
Installation established 1/4/62.
5:
Previous and other installations on the same subject (with dates and places) :
None. a
6.
It installation is a technia
surveillance,
answer followingirques
Not applicable.
a.
Is a trunk line utilized?REG. 3A
92=
3182
Is the surveillance on a switchboard?
3 JAN 29:1964
c.
Bureau (RM)
Registered
hicago
Is the surveillance on a public coin-operated telephone?.
"or!
• CA
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## Page 3
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote).
• DATE: 11-14-2017
do Is surveillance on
a private line or a party line?
e. If a party line, how many parties?
7. If a microphone surveillance involved, state number of microphones actually
used and location of each:
One, Apartment 10C, 1150 North Lake Shore Drive, Chicago,
Illinois.
8. Is the Installation part of a tel-mike? If so, give symbol of other
side
of the combination:
No.
9. Specific examples of valuable information obtained since previous report
with indication of specific value of each item and the date information
received. State what use was made of each item involved: (Add insert pages)
Day-today information on activities, travels and associates of
ALEX.
10. Could above information have been obtained from other sources and by other
means?
No.
11.
Number of live informants (in field division) who cover same subject:
None for same coverage.
12.
Has security factor changed since installation?
No.
13. Any request for the surveillance by outside agency (give name, title and
agency):
14. Cost
of Plant Premises:
a. Rental costs for plant premises: None (Plant located in Chicago
Office.)
b. Give total number of other surveillances monitored at same plant.
19
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124-10219-10088
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11/17/2017
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FBI
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04/27/1962
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PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
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92-2717-536
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DIRECTOR, FBI
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SAC, PH
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## Page 1
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Aot of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note).
DATE: 11-14-2017
45
JFK Assassination System
Identification Form
Date:
4/24/201
Agency Information
AGENCY:
FBI
RECORD NUMBER : 124-10219-10088
RECORD SERIES: HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER :
92-2717-536
Document Information
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM: SAC, PH
TO: DIRECTOR, FBI
TITLE :
DATE:
PAGES:
SUBJECTS :
04/27/1962
DOCUMENT TYPE:
CLASSIFICATION:
RESTRICTIONS :
CURRENT STATUS :
• DATE OF LAST REVIEW:
ABR, TRA, ASSOC, GAMBLING ACT, EMP, MISUR
PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
Unclassified
4
Redact
03/09/1998
OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE
COMMENTS :
v9.1
DocId: 32297312
Page 1
193
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## Page 2
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination
Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Mote).
DATE: 11-14-2017
4-41 (Rev. 3-5-62)
DECODED COPY
Tolson
Belmont
Mohr —
Callahan
Conrad
DeLoach.
Evans -
Malone
Rosen -
Sullivan
Tavel -
Trotter
Tele. Room
Holmes
Gandy
Radio
• Teletype
URGENT
4-27-62
TO DIRECTOR
FROM SAC PHILADELPHIA
272121
ANGELO BRUNO, AKA, AR. DAILY RAD.
PH 614-C-TE STATES ZIGANETTE GAME PRESENTLY BEING
OPERATED BY LULU, BELIEVED TO BE LULU ESPOSITO, NUMBERS
OPERATOR FOR JOSEPH RUGNETTA. FRANK MONTE AND
FRANK
NARDUCCI STILL WORKING THE GAME AS DEALERS.
PH 623-0* REPORTS IGNATIUS DENARO CONFERRED WITH SUBJECT
APRIL 26 AND PHIL TESTA CONCERNING UNKNOWN INDIVIDUAL THEY
ARE GOING TO DISCIPLINE. BRUNO WAS SCHEDULED TO DEPART FOR
MIAMI THIS DATE. REASON FOR DELAY UNKNOWN.
PH 627-PC-TE YESTERDAY TOOK OVER OPERATIONS OF NUMBERS
OFFICE IN THE EMPLOY OF BRUNO, OBTAINING PHONE NUMBERS AND
SEVERAL OTHER NUMBERS OFFICES WHICH INFORMANT CONTACTS IN
CONNECTION WITH EMPLOYMENT. ADVISED FOUR "OLDER ITALIAN
FELLOWS" ATTENDED MEETING JACK DEMPSEYS IN NEW YORK WITH
TESTA, ET AL, EVENING APRIL 25%
UNKNOWN MATTER DISCUSSED
WAS "SERIOUS." INFORMANT ATTEMPTING TO OBTAIN DETAILS AND
IDENTITIES OF PERSONS AT MEETING.
RECEIVED:
6:51 PM
MEL 92-2717-53
REC-34
25 APR 30 1962
EX 10U
58 LAY
1962
If the intelligence contained in the above message is to be disseminated outside the Bureau, it is suggested that it be suitably
paraphrased in order to protect the Bureau's cryptographic systems.
DocId: 32297312 Page 2
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124-10277-10042
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11/17/2017
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In Part
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FBI
|
01/14/1958
|
PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
|
92-2918-3
|
DIRECTOR, FBI
|
SAC, PG
| 1
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FBI
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HQ
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11/17/2017
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## Page 1
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote):
DATE: 11-14-2017
JFK Assassination System
Date:
5/28/201
Identification Form
Agency Information
AGENCY: FBI
RECORD NUMBER :
124-10277-10042
RECORD SERIES: HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER :
92-2918-3
Document Information
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM: SAC, PG
TO: DIRECTOR, FBI
TITLE:
DATE:
PAGES:
SUBJECTS :
01/14/1958
SMO, ASSOC, TRA, RACK AND SUBV
DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION: Unclassified
RESTRICTIONS: 4
CURRENT STATUS: Redact
DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 08/24/1998
OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE
COMMENTS :
v9.1
DocId: 32300707
Page 1
13
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Released under the John F. Kennedy AsSassination Records Collection Act o1 1992 (14 USC 2107 Hote).
DATE: 11-14/2017
STANDARD FORM NO. 64
Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
TO
Director, FBI
DATE:
1/14/58
FROM
Pittsburgh (92-228)
SUBJECT:
SAMUEL MANNARINO, was.
ANTI-RACKETEERING
Re SAC, Letter 57-70, 1713/57
PG 545-C, who is personally acquainted with GABRIEL
MANNARINO-and his brother SAM, knows a great deal about their
Tegitimate investments and has some knowledge of the scope
of their gambling empire, and through these two channels,
obtains information regarding their activities, associates
and travel.
Former PG 511-Ca Close t GABRIEL MANNARINO
as a member of the familyand can make avallable current.
Information regarding his movements and
Interests
Former PG 509-C, an admitted gambler who is well
acquainted with the gambling element in Pittsburgh, Pa., and
throughout the United States,
and who is now In Florida, upon
his return to Pittsburgh will be in a position to furnish
information regarding MANNARINO, his activities and associates.
PG 564-C 1s acquainted with individuals
connected
with prostitution and gambling, and through these sources comes
into possession of information concerning the MANNARINOS'
activities and associates.
WALTER J. SHARKY, retired New Kensington, Pa., Police
separtment police sergeant, has furnished some informatior
regarding GABRIEL MANNARINO and he is being developed in order
to qualify him as a PCI. STANLEY KOWALSKI, a present member
of the New Kensington police force,
has offered reliable
information regarding the MANNARINOs and he, too, is being
considered for development as a
PCI:
RECORDED - 60
2/ Bureau
2 Pittsburgh
12-214
JSP: AAP
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DATE
365
• 10 APR 61
7O
• DIRECTOR
FROM
• LOMON
ACTION, QUE 2
INFO
RLG
CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
SECRET )
0/DC1, DOP, COP, ADOP/A, DE 4,, H4 4, 00/1,
POUTING
APR 10 18327-68
•ROUTINE
1N 33514
DIR CITE LOND 6080
FOLLOWING IS SUBSTANCE CONCLUSIONS DRAFT
AND THE CARIBBEAN- PASSÉD ORALLY 8Y
PAPER ON *CUBA
TO GRAHAM ON
7 APRIL®
AT THIS STAGE.
EXPECTS PAPER, WILL BE RELEASED BUS STILL UN ONLY
PLEASE HANDLE DISCREETLY.
.•Ao BY NOVO ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE DISTINGUISH CASTROISN FRON
COMUNISMS CUBA AN "UNOFFICIAL" MEMBER OF BLOC.
•SAID THIS
CONCLUSION MIGHT BE TONED DOWN, BUT IT REPRESENTEDL
VORKING
LEVEL DRAFT.)
• Bo CASTRO PROBABLY. NOT A COMMIE, BUT COP MAS SHOUN BREAT.
SKILL IN BAINING DOMINANT POSITION SINCE RELOLUTION.
CASTRO REGIRE IM-FIRA CONTROL, DESPITE DISAFFEGTION
(: 61484814
MUCH OF MIDDLE CLASS. .
cops
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CLASSISICO MESSAGE
SECRET
SOUTING
FROM
ACTION.
INFO
PAGE 2
LOND 6080 IN 3354
N.
Do. "VESTEAN" ECONOMIC MEASURES NOT LIKELY HAVE DECISIVE
EFFECT IN WEAKEVING HOLD OF REGIME.
E. BLOC ATTACHES GREAT IMPORTANCE MAINTENANCE CASTRO REGIME
• IN POVER; LIKELY PROVIDE ALL ESSENTIAL ECONOMIC, TECHNiCAL SUPPORT.
F. CUBAN ACTIVITIES IN CARIBBEAN NOW LESS BLATANT AND
PROVOCATIVE: CUBA NOT AN IMMEDIATE THREAT EXCEPT POSSIBLY IN
BRITISH GUIANA WHERE JAGAN MIGHT CONCERT MITH CASTRO AFTER INDEPEND-
ENCE.
Go IN LONGER RUN, IF CASTRO SUCCEEDS IN SATISFYING SOME OF
SASIC ASPIRATIONS CUBAN LOWER GLASSES, CUBA COULD MAVE SUBSTANTIAL
EFECT. ON DEVELOPMINTS IN THE AREA.
END OF MESSAGE
_SEGRET:
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Identification Form
Agency Information
Date:
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AGENCY: FBI
RECORD NUMBER :
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RECORD SERIES: HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 2-1917-13
Document Information
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM:
DIRECTOR, FBI
TO: SAC, MM
TITLE:
DATE:
07/09/1965
PAGES:
4
SUBJECTS :
GPH, ASSOC, RECRUIT, CUBAN EXILES, DOMR
DOCUMENT TYPE :
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CLASSIFICATION :
Confidential
RESTRICTIONS: 1B; 4
CURRENT STATUS : Redact
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actor, 103
DONE CORATINRO PALAU
CERNS PATRICE PERING,
BRUTADAZY BITTER
Enclosures (3)
Pony Wit
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(See NOTE next page)
HE AND/OR
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Airtel to SACs, Miami
Washington Field
Re:
ATON CONSTANZO PALAU
GERALD PATRICK HEMMING,
etal.
CONFINENTA
NOTE: June 9, 1965, CIA furnished data indicating subjects were forming
a commando force in
Miami to be used by Dominican General Antonio
It appears that possibly the approach made by Belt
• have been in connection with the same allegation and
since his son is a PSI. Che may be in a position to furnish worthwhile
information thereby saving investigative time and effort.
CORFIDENLAL
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DATE: 11-14-2017
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Date:
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Identification Form
Agency Information
AGENCY :
FBI
RECORD NUMBER:
124-10214-10462
RECORD SERIES :
HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 26-425217-25
Document Information
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM: LEG, MX
TO: ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI
TITLE :
DATE:
PAGES:
SUBJECTS :
05/17/1973
3
Restricted]
DOCUMENT TYPE:
PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION:
Unclassified
RESTRICTIONS :
4
CURRENT STATUS :
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Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note)
DATE: 11-14-2017
1 %.
EMBASSY OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Cont
dential
DECLASSIFIED BY
OFFICE OF THE LEGAL ATTACHE
MEXICO, D. F., MEXICO
Date May 17, 1973
ON
JFK
a request
was made to the Police Department at
Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, Comandante MARTIN MEJIA, who is
with the Secret Service (Detective Bureau of that department
voluntarily telephoned the Legal Attache's Office, American
Embassy,
information:
Mexico City, Mexico, and furnished the following
MEJIA stated that on May 22, 1971
he was an agent
of the Secret Service of the Guadalajara Police Department.
On that date, in the early evening hours between 7:00 and 7:30
P.M., he and
other Guadalajara policemen participated in the
arrest of JERRY BUCHANAN at Calle (Street) Puerto Melaque #1421,
Fraccionamiento El Mirador in Guadalajara. During the arrest,
BUCHANAN put up a struggle.
At the same
time, the police took
custody of a 1970 or 1971 Plymouth Barracuda, blue in color.
Vehicle Identification Number BH23G0E126020,
with Florida license
at this address.
plate 294-1647, which was parked in front of Buchane residenced u
MEJIA stated that BUCHANAN at the time identified the
car as his property although he later told another story in a
formal declaration given to Guadalajara Police. C(U)
Continuing, MEJIA said that this Plymouth had a
Mexican tourist sticker on the windshield showing that the
MEXICO
stated he removed from inside the car a Mexican tourist card
(FM-5) issued to MELVIN BLEETSTIEN with the address of 3423
Northeast 18th Court Baltimore, Maryland, and a Mexicar
temporary importation permit for the car issued to BLEETSTIEN
on May 19, 1971.
Also found in the car was a document' which
appeared to be a Virginia title, #4355, and
dated April 5, 1971,
which described this vehicle, and a number of blank birth
certificate forms.
*u)
MEJIA stated that he personally took the formal
declaration from BUCHAVAN during which BUCHANAN stated that &(Wl
On
5-16-73
at Mexico, D. F.. Mexico
File Mex 26-3458
Assistant Legal Attache
By
JOHN J. FOARDE, JR.
Date
Dictater 5-17-73
AU)
CLASSIFIED AND
REASONED or SofTeRiAled 5496-425217-25
FCIM, I1,
lits
(ENCLOSURE)
DATE OF
DECLASSIFICATION
5/12/2008.2
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iential
MEX 26-3458
he was born in North Carolina, the son of JAMES BUCHANAN
and MARY WEST.
At this time,
BUCHANAN denied that the
Plymouth was his property and said it belonged to an individual
who he had met in a bar in a
Guadalajara hotel but that he could
only recall that this person's name was "MEL" and offered no
other information as to where this individual might be living
or how he might be identified and located. X-(U)
MEJIA stated that he speaks no English but that he
would be willing to appear to testify in the United States
il appropriate clearance was received from his supertors. f4)
Concluding, MEJIA stated that, with permission from
his superiors, he believed he would be able to bring the
formal declaration made by BUCHANAN to Guadalajara Police to
any court proceedings in the United States.
conferen,
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Date:
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Identification Form
Agency Information
AGENCY: FBI
RECORD NUMBER :
124-90154-10091
RECORD SERIES: HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER : 105-120961-1
Document Information
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM:
MM
TO: HQ
TITLE:
DATE: 05/23/1963
PAGES:
8
SUBJECTS :
PABLO OMAR DE LA CARIDAD
MICHAEL MCLANEY
DOCUMENT TYPE :
PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION:
Unclassified
RESTRICTIONS:
CURRENT STATUS :
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DATE: 11-14-2017
MM 105-7309
and Telegraph Company (protect), Miami, that Telephone
377-3969 is listed to OMAR MATEO at 1152 N. W. 4th Street,
(rear cottage). It was determined service was connected
January 23, 1962, and MATEO is indicated as being em-
ployed as a
waiter at the Carillon Hotel, Miami Beach;
Florida.
On January 7, 1963, the files of INS, Miami, re-
vealed PABLO OMAR De La CARIDAD MATEO-GONZALEZ, INS Number
A12 878 008, entered the United States at Miami on December
18, 1961, from Cuba.
MATEO listed his birth date as
April 28, 1928, Florida, Camaguey, Cuba.
He revealed his
occupation as
a dealer and croupier at the Casino Parisien,
Hotel Nacional, Havana, Cuba, from 1956 to August, 1961
MATED identifled hiS Wife as MARIA TERESACHTY SUAREZRA LEO
FLAL
MATEO was fingerprinted by INS on December 18,
1961, and was also fingerprinted on January 16, 1962, bypped
the Miami Beach, Florida, Police Department in view of em-fit
.. ployment at the Carillon Hotel, Miami Beach, Florida. Upon
being fingerprinted on January 16, 1962, MATEO indicated
his residence as 139 N. W. 11th Avenue, Apartment 8, Miami,
Florida.
1152N.00.416 st,
MiAMiFLA,
On the following dates, the informants listed
below were contacted and were shown a photograph of cap-
tioned subject, and those contacted advised they did not
associate MATEO in either pro- or anti-FIDEL CASTRO activi-
ties:
MM 492-S, contacted May 10, 1963, by
SA JAMES D. HAYES;
MM 635-S, contacted April 4, 1963, by.
SA
GEORGE E. DAVIS, JR.;
MM
SA
801-S, contacted April 2, 1963, by (u)
JOHNSE. McHUGH;
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MM 723-S, contacted May 10, 1963, by
SA ROBERT G. STRONG.
On May 10, 1963, IC CLIFFORD M. WERNER con-
tacted the following Miami sources and could locate no
reference to MATEO:
Miami Police Department,
Miami Beach Police Department,
Dade County Department of Public Safety,
Municipal Court,
Credit Bureau of Greater Miami.
The Miami Office indices, upon being reviewed,
failed to reflect a reference to MATEO or his wife, MARIA
TERESA CHIU-SUAREZ.
On May 13, 1963, SA JOHN R. BARRON endeavored
to interview MATEO at 1152 N. W. 4th Street, Miami, in view
of the negative information developed concerning him.
was determined from his wife, MARIA TERESA CHIU-SUAREZ de
MATEO, that MATEO was not at home; that he was employed as
a croupier at a casino in the Bahama Islands. Mrs. MATEO-
advised that her husband could be reached in care of/cat Cay.-
Ltd., Post Office Box 1191-Miami Florida.
She stated that
her husband was employed by Mr. MIKE MCLANEY who operated a
hotel and casino on Cat Cay Island,
and for whom her husband
had worked at the Hotel Nacional in Havana, Cuba. Fld,
Mrs. MATEO advised that her husband fled Cuba
in December, 1961, as he was opposed to Communism and the
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JFK Assassination System
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Date:
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AGENCY : FBI
RECORD NUMBER:
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RECORD SERIES:
WMFO
AGENCY FILE NUMBER :
100-1689-53
Document Information
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM:
MX
TO: HQ
TITLE:
DATE: 02/27/1964
'PAGES:
3
SUBJECTS :
SEE FBI 100-32965-114
DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION: Secret
RESTRICTIONS: 1A
CURRENT STATUS: Redact
DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 06/07/1999
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SECRET
Director, Fai (100-32966)
Legat, Mexico City (105-3850) (P)
GEORGE
DE
JEANNE
MOHRENSCHILDT
DE KOARENOCHNLOE
IS " R
BUDED 3/1/64
2/27/64
CIA NAS NO OSJECTION TO
DECLASSIRICATION AND/OR,
RELEASE OF CIA INFORMATION
IN THIS DOCUMENT AS BRACKETEd
T 3/9/93 (9903 degel)
116-0
Classified by 9803 RAM/gcl
Declassily en: DADA JFK
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIDIED
WHERE SHOWN OTHERWISE.
ENCLOSURES
There are enclosed herewith 29 coples of a
letterhead memorandum, dated and captioned as above.
REFEBENCES
Bucab to Moxico City dated 2/20/64, and Legat,
Mexico cable to Bureau dated 2/24/64.
ADMINISTRATIVE
The files of the Monico City office contain no
unreported information regarding the subjects or LILIA
PARDO VIUDA DE LARIN. -
On 2/24/64,
Deputy Director (5)
CIA Station, Mexico,
Mexico/
stated that the recorde
of that office contained no identifiable information
concerning LILIA PARDO VIUDA. DE LARIN and to infornation.
concerning the subjects in addition to that previously
It is noted that all
Mexico, concerning
ZHENYA DE NONSHUIK, aKa JEANS LIGON DE MORRENSCHILDE, WhO
appears
to
be Idontical with JEANNE DE MOHRENSCHILDT,
previously
boen furnished to the Bureau.
Since the Mexico City office is not in possession
of current information concerning the whereabouts of LILIA
6 - Bureau (Ence, 29)
01 : Liaison
(2 - Dallas)
Section)
(1 - New York, Info.)
- Moxico City
JRG : jbk
(7)
100-1659 TH
SEARCHEO
MAR 131984
Morisse
FBI WASH. F: 0
SECRET
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MIRR
TO
Director
Federal Buronu of Investigation
Attention: Mr. B. J. Popich
F ROM
: Deputy Director for Plane
SUBJECT:" New Cuban Extle Organization Known ne
Poder Cubano ("Cuban Poser"')
1.
A member of a group of Cuban enderes trained 1n
:the tochniques of Infornation collection which has pro
vided useful reporte since 1961 has provided un with the
10110w1ng Information.
Thia information was obtained
during & conversatlon with orlando DOSCH Avila, General
Coordinator of the Movimiento Insurreccional de Recuper
acion Revolucionaria (Insurrectional Movament for
Rovolutionary Recovery-MIRK):
=.
According to source, BOSCH sald the MiRA
delegation in New York was in
contact with a new
Cuban exile organization known ag Podes Cubano
("Cuban Power') which has the objective of halting
tbe sending of parcola to Cuba.
It 1s allegedly
responsible
for the explosion of parcels In New
York on 9 December 1907 and in Blizabeth, New Jersey,
on 4 December 1967.
Source reported that BOSCH sald
that the federal Burenu of Investigation searched
two
sa tehouses
of the MIRR on 14 Docember 1907 looklny
for explosives but lound nothing because they had
beon moved..
b.
fron thia conversation, source learned that
the top leadere of the MIRR
are runnid;
'Cuban Poner""
which ia responsible for sending the parcel that
exploded In a llavana, Cuba,
Post 01fice on 8 January
1968.
Parcels fore reportedly also sent to "traitors
anong the exiles", and it was clained that within
seven to eight days '"shey", nould alago a job ulth
explosives of auch grand proportions that It would
sound all over
the world.
(It is not knowu whether
this jok sould be committed by "Cuban Power", the
MIRE, of both).
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14-00000
A merch of the tiles
of tals Office revealed
no pertinent Identifiable Information regarding "Cuban
Poier."
CBCI-316/00403-68
25 January 1968
DDP/WH/COG/CICS
i03
Distribution:
Orig & 1
- Addressée
1.
- RID
- CI/LIA
— CI/REA
1
WH/COG/CICS
1 - Originabr
jar
SOURCE: AMOTEX-9 (formorly
ANTAUP 2)
FILE: 19-300-20
BASED ON:
WAVE 0974
(IN 35261), 23 Jan
68
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Hotel
DATE: 11 14-2017
IDENTIFICATION FORM
AGENCY INFORMATION
AGENCY: FBI
RECORD NUMBER:
124-10044-10379
RECORD_SERIES: HO
AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 62-109060-3621
DOCUMENT INFORMATION
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM:
TO:
TITLE:
LEG, BN
DIRECTOR, FBI
DATE: 08/12/1964
PAGES: 1
SUBJECT:
JFK, OPINION
DOCUMENT TYPE:
ORIGINAL
CLASSIFICATION:
PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
Unclassified
REVIEW DATE:
STATUS
12/18/1998
Redact
NEW
CLASSIFICATION:
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F. Kennedy
MotEbo (RoRATE3-567-11-2017
Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (19 USe 210% 7
REC6
FBI
arm in sollers 1a -
Date:
8/12/64
SEYRETI
(Type in plain text or code)
Via
AIRTEL
(Priority or Method of Mailing)
-=9÷
#.
TO:
DIRECTOR, FBI
(62-109060)
(AAISE..
BAUERON:
LEGAT, BONN
(62-36)
(P)
SUBJECT:
-ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT
4-2893
Class
JOHN FITZGERALD" KENNEDY.
NOVEMBER 22, 1963,
DALLAS, TEXAS
MISCELLANEOUS"- INFORMATION CONCERNING
DECZASSIFIED 3YS665-4LDMCC
01 13/95
(spiel)
ReBonniet 6/9/64. V
Copies of the material submitted by _FRIEDRICH
_RUDOLFABUSKE, to the Landesamt fuer Verfassungsschutz - (LEV -
aApproved
6
stated by BUSKE in his letter to the Attorney General), were
obtained from the Bundesamt fuer Verfassungsschutz - (BfV -
West German Federal Agency for the Protection of the Constitution).
That material contains a rather lengthy exposition of his
background.
In that he claims to have spent some time in
East Germany where he obtained information regarding supposed
clandestine operations being planned by East German agencies
against Western nations.
He included no specific details but
indicated that if action had been taken in the West to offset
such plans the
been avoided. (&)(U)
The West German Federal
signed statement taken from BUSKE at stadeen white hashed.
BUSKE 1964
generally reiterates his former statement but specifically states
KEvin lather deare plane one dead an a on one e
KENNEDY either, regarding plans for
such an assassination or
the 'assassination itself.
(SNU
Bureau woula be aware of the non-specific nature of BUSKE's
The above is being submitted immediately so that the
information and thé fact that it contains no facts pertinent
' establishing the circumstances surrounding the assassination.
Appropriate inserts will be
prepared from the German material
at hand as soon as possibi
Enssitiu my 2040
Bureau
(4)
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JFK Assassination System
Identification Form
Agency Information
Date:
614/2015
AGENCY : FBI
RECORD NUMBER : 124-90129-10188
RECORD SERIES : DL
AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 105-1280-244
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G911515795
ACE 01 1992
144
Case# : NUT
53074 Date: 05-30-2017
Document Information
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM:
DL
TO: HQ
TITLE:
DATE: 07/21/1965
'PAGES:
SUBJECTS:
MINUTEMEN
DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION :
Unclassified
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.. any
FBI
Date:
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Transmit the following in
AIRTEL
(Typa in plain love or codo)
Via
(Priority or Method of Malliag)
TO:
FROM:
DIRECTOR, FBI (62-110086)
SAC, DALLAS (105-2027) (P)
AMERICAN UNDERGROUND, aka
MINUTEMEN, PORT. WORTH, TEXAS
INFORMATION CONCERNING - INTERNAL SCURIT
Re Dallas airtels to Bureau, 3/26/68, 4/1185, 5/11/85,
and 6/24/65.
nemorandum.
nclosed for the Bureau are I1 copies or & letterhea
Two copies are enclosed for kansas city
ATTU, INTC, OSI, and secret Bervice, locally, are
being furnished two copies each of the letterhead memorandum.
Enclosed letterhead memorandum is classified con-
fidential inasmuch as unauthorized disclosure of the infornation
could reasonably rasult in the identification of a confidential
source of continuing value and compromise his future effective
ne88.
Investigation at lontague County, Texas, and at Boule,
Texas, was conducted by sA WIlLIAM a. LOGG, JR.
the source referred to in attached letterhead memorandur
18 DL 289-PSI who was contacted by SA GARRY ONEN HATT at
Fort Worth, Texas.
6- Bureau (Ene.
11) (RM)
(1- 62-10261)
2- Kansas
City
(Enc. 2) (RM)
(1-62-7797)
Dallas
105-2027)
105-1280)
(1-
157-218)
(1- 134-338)
GOH/wVn
Trees
File...
Approved:
Special Agent in Charge
53074 DocId:32335797 Page 2
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HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
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DI. 105-2027
It 18 to be noted that referenced communications
On 7/15/65, DL 269-PBI advised SA GARRY OWEN WATT
that he was quite certain any additional intervlews with 1nd1vt
duals associated with instant group, at the present time,
would more than Ilkely uncover him as an "informant. lafor-
mant advised that the interview of GrabY i. TURPIN by aI
Agent of the FBI had not only left TURPIN shaken by the
experience but also suspicious of informant's activities.
Informant stated that he telt certain that TURPIN had
communicated is suspicions to other mambers oi the group,
and any additional intervlews of members of the group would
seriously curtall his effectiveness.
Continued contacts will be maintained with DL 269
and all other pertinent investigation will be conducted
In regard to the group, but it is not felt that any additional
interviews at this time would be in the best interests of the
Bureau.
LEADS
DALLAS
AT FORT WORIH, TEXAS. Maintain contact with DL 268-PBI.
-2 .
NW 53074
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DATE: 11-14-2017
JFK Assassination System
Date:
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Identification Form
Agency Information
AGENCY: FBI
RECORD NUMBER: 124-90123-10072
RECORD SERIES: HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER:
124-8218-5
Document Information
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM: NY
TO: HQ
TITLE:
DATE: 09/23/1952
PAGES:
6
SUBJECTS :
PAUL M. RAIGORODSKY
DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
- CLASSIFICATION: Unclassified
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Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote).
DATE: 11-14-2017
STANDARD FORM NO. 64
Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMEN
TO
FROM
SUBJECT:
Director, FBI (124-8218)
dUp.
SAC, New York (124-4570)
PAOZ MARK PATCORODSKE
PRP
DATE:
9/23/52
ADI, INFCRIATION CONTATIED
Sep: Mu 1-406
Re NI report of SA DEAN E. KEIL, dated 9/23/52, enclosed herewith.
In regard to NEONILA SHEVKO MAGIDOFF referred to in enclosed report,
st is noted that the few tork oftice is presently ander inatrastione to
interview both MAGIDOFF and her husband in an attempt to determine their
willingness to cooperate with the Bureau.
It is suggested that the Bureau consider the possibility of having
UTS. MAGIDOFF interviewed for any knoledge she may have of RAIGORODSKI,
bearing in mind that her only apparent contact with him was for a brief
period in 1945. In this connection it is noted that RAIGORODSKY spent a
short period in the New York area, hence a Gredit and Criminal check has
been included in this report. Since it is apparent that he was here only
on à short visit, no further attempt has been made to ascertain his activity
at the hotel where he stayed.
New York file 100-105803 contains investigation of Mrs. ETHEL,
MARGARITE BAKER, who is the former wife of RAIGORODSKI,
The office of
origin in this
case is San Antonio, (Bureau file 100-12262). The
Investigation conducted in the New York area pertained to LiDA and CHARLeS
EGTNSATH.. the daughter and son-in-law of the applicant. Nothing derogatory
ras developed.
In regards to these two individuals New York file 123-5544 contains
5
2D BX
95
the result of an investigation pertaining to CHARLES HERMAN HEIMSATH securing
a position with the Voice of America, (Bureau file 123-8298). It is noted
that the New York investigation in this instance failed to reflect anything
of an unfavorable nature pertaining to HEIMSATH or his wife.
ATLASS'
New York file 100-13793 pertains to PAUL M. RAIGORODSKY, with San
Antonio designated so the office of origin. No Investigation Mas in ceranto
of the der fork offlo la thie are st
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INFORMATION
IN THIS DOGUMENT. KP 5-26-98
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DATE: - Í1-14-2017
NY 12L-4570
The above is being brought to the Bureau's attention by cover
letter and is not being included in instant report, in view of the fact
that the New York file on this investigation reflects that (SHARPE was a
plant on the subject on behalf of OSS, MIS, (G2)• It was also definitely
indicated that SHARPE had British connections and had been functioning
as a British agent She sailed from Philadelphia for Lisbon on December 3;
1943. The file does not indicate she has returned to this country dU
Regarding BEIGBEDER, the subject of the case, the New York file
does not reflect any action taken against him at any time and does not
reflect any final disposition of this investigation. U
The file does indicate that he was engaged in monarchist activity,
Here, eat a try coverate, are no one of the apricent, mai
herself engaged in any subversive activity.
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Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 210) Hote).
DATE: 11-14-2017
Director, FBI (124-8218)
9/23/52
SAG; New Tork: (224-4570)
PAUL MARK RAIOORODSII
ERP
ASSOOM
Her loste
Re NY report of SA DEAN #. KEIL, dated 9/23/52, enclosed herewith.
In regard to NEONILA SHEVKO MAOIDOFF referred to in enclosed report,
It 1s noted that the New York office 1s presently under instructions to
intervion both MAOIDOFF and her husband in an attempt to determine their
o1llingnesa to cooperate 1th the Bureau.
It is sulgested that the Bureau consider the posalbility of having
Mrs. MAGIDOFT Interviewed for any knonledge she may have of RAIGORODSKI,
bearing in mind that her only apparent contaot with him was for a brief
period in 1945..
..In this connection 1t 18 noted that RAIGORODSKY spent a
short period in the New York area, hence a Credit and Criminal check has
95
been Included in this report.
since It 18 apparent that he was here only
on a short visit, no further attenpt has been made to ascertain his aotivity
at the hotel where he stayed.
New Tork file 100-105803 contains Investigation of Mrs. ETHEL
MAROARITE BAKER, who 18 the former wife of RAIlORODSKI,
the office of
ON
origin In this case 15 San Antonio, (Bureau 11le 100-12262). The only
Investigation conduated In the New York area pertained to LEDA and CHARLES
HEIISATH, the daughter and son-in-lan of the applicant. Nothing derogatory
was devaloped.
ATT. TNHORHATION CONTAINED
ISSIFIED EXCEPT
In regards to thess tho individuals New Iork file 123-5544 contains
the resultiof an Investigation pertaining to CHARLES HERMAN HETMSATH SECUrINg
a position with the voice of America, Bureau 111e 123-8298). It 18 note
that the New York Investigation In thia Instance failed to reflect anthin
For an unfavorable nature pertaining to HEIMSATH Or his wife.
New Vork 8110 100-13793 pertaine to PAUl. M. RAIGORODSKI, M1th San
by the Now Jork offloo in this matter.
HEREIN LE
SHOR
Enolosures (3)
hung
DEK : PHM
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CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO
DECLASSIF CATION AND/OR
RELEASE DE LA INPORMATION
IN THIS DOSUMENT,
KP 5-26-48
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SEGRET
RICKEL
NY 124-4570
The above is being brought to the Bureau's attention by cover
letter and is not being included in instant report, in view of the fact
• that the New York file on this investigation reflects that SHARPE was a
plant on the subject on behalf of OSS, MIS, (G2). It was also definitely
indicated that SHARPE had British connections and had been functioning
as a British agent She sailed from Philadelphia for Lisbon on December 3,
1943. The file does not indicate she has returned to this country. lu
Regarding BEIGBEDER, the subject of the case, the New York file
does not reflect any action taken against him at any time and does not
reflect any final disposition of this investigation. u
The file does indicate that he was engaged in monarchist activity,
however, no indication that SHARPE, who is the contact of the applicant,
herself engaged in any subversive activity.
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DISPATCH
Chlel of Seatti
Chlor as Station
Chlor, 13
(011 - 05180515 10. OlDS and X. MUriTY
6707-2977
258 • 150156 (0. T0. 87U78)
26 JUN 1959
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{927-3745
I. Orleory Te. OCLUB came to Maland as a tea Contal 1a 1955.
In into Docenber
1956 he was promotod to Socond Spartary and Chief af the Conmuler Sootion, Soviet
DACASU. JoE Infortlon firen dy storal sources, de rura compllad the fallordne
desription of DOLTa and some background dalto
2. Bo me tom about 192S In the environg es olther Qtassa os Markov. Ba
proadly assertod that he was a Dreintan, Daring Horld Var IT Do uns A COlonel Im
to Sorlot dry, in solion in leninpred and Moscow und zue wounded nix linar. Ho
elated to bo a child peresalaries.
Althoigh be looked lUb a product of permant
"tort, hle comeration toplled Rhat he ma mll-odueatod and konlodgambla on
#ploutto arfalra, Marile and ourrent events which tavalre the USSi, Contrertly,
k1s knolodge of life outade the VISR us macur. le us merled to lina 'edorovall.
Aalber orrowully be explained that he and hin dfe would 11h to have children bul
do far hure not boen so blesood. Ila main Interest in sports me cline. Be me very
Jortal, conpantal and mend to enjoy playing host. It lam boon very dbvious chat su
alys plake up the sheat uhea he disas with lesterpera - era 11 he lu not the host.
• Jo to one source 00L13 stated ho had servod in Vienna, from, Budapest,
Ranbureat and Sophlay while to another he stated that Halinid me his firat forig
andraint.
It 1a ponsible that Q'T8 ment Haledntl ma hia "firot foreign deader
ment" outalde the Sortot Bloo (11 do had curvod In Vienna during the ocoupation), or
to cold have boon daliberately attempting to confu. le has corversed chiy 1n
Resodas-nod Timiah, horovor, be stater that bo had attended the Languago Institato.
No mmeet that be almo krons me lagllah but my fool reluotart to covere 1a
Darlin.
COLB' prodoceser was a know RIS africar, probably SUB. No auspot that
COurs 10 son the top IDB afficur la Helidntl, Although de lure no canoreto evidence
for this mapleton, no fool that 00108'a Interest is Verterare pnarally and ta
pretoularly in llo oppoulto numburs 1a Vestara lartal'etions la Helminid 18 moro ther
would be called for by hla poollion.
So DS 2014, uhas mom a nampaper photo of o0l0s, statod that COLD's sios man
fandller. Men DS 20T4 ma told OUT's name, Source repllod that Chare was a 11e4-
tamal colonel ulth thle nem la the ICB. Souros could sot rember the dirvotorate
Burs Proach? possibly 16 matt hero doon a tochaical motion. Suuroe kner that Li. Cal.
BaLD me a "fairly rich born. "
Il. Col. CALIB to know him no he did not know 11 the DOLIN In lbe serphoto mu
Identloal with the lt. Col. o0lus or the MOB.
É. He would sopresdate ury further intorention on OCT unles let substantiate
par mapleions al bla latalliano ice lolelas.
pations for more InPoration M the MUCaTa sha bara boas
melend to Finland, nor Dearly fila that al Altaly Cerealsonies MUDST mo Mas
mrly soulcod as a 1159 correspondent to London fran 1950 lo 195J and an Cultaral
ondos and Bons bo vas nimpocrod of unarlos la Intallliano dotivitloa.
81 Aure 1759
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Chief of Station,
Chlof of Station,
Chins, N$
01 LATE - OrIgOrI Te. DOLLS and N. MuTTSY
22(0747-3977
201 - 150158 (0. Ie, BOLA)
25 JUN 1959
22(0024-3725
Orfrory Te. 00LUD came to Maland as a Vico Cansal ta 1955. In late Decenber
2958 no vas pomotod to Second Soarotary and Chles af the Consular Bootle, solet
East. Tron Infomation ciun do sororal bourses, en hare complled the falloung
decription of DOLIß and some background data.
2. He us born about 1925 in the environs el eltser Quasa or Thurlcov..
pay orto that to a retired a ed and as faro be alone? a
Blatmod to be a child prychalagint. Altho ga be looked libe a product of peasant
Fork, hle converation luplled Prat he ras well'edueated and knonledgeabla on
eplaintlo affadre. Marxim and current events which luvalve the USh. Contrarily,
his knolodgo of 11f0 outedie the USSR was musir. Ile me married to lina Fedorovni.
Ratbar sorrontully he xplained that he and hin aife would like to have ahlidren bul
so t'ar hare not been so blessed. Ela min Interest in sports ms atling. He una very
jovial, conpental and maned to anfoy playing host. It han been very ebvious that ha
abray a plate up the ahock when he does with lesternary - even 11 he 18 not the host.
J. To one source 001N8 stated he had served in Vienna, Waran, Budapest,
Seabarest and Sophlay while to another he statod that Helminkl mn his first foreign
It 1n posedble that Q'U3 mant Rolentl ma hie "first Ioreign seedn
mant" outaldo the Sortes Bloo (11 ho had servad in Vienna during the occupation), oy
ho could have boen daliberately attempting to confuse. Ho has corversed only 1n
Ressdan and Firmiah, horever, he winter that be hed attarded the Lanquaro Inatitute.
No mapeet that he alan know me Bagllah but y fool reluotant to comeros 1n
l. G0r8'i prodocesnor wua a loon RIS affleas, probably lOB. lo susport that
COLts 18 Dou the top 1DB afficer in Helentl, Although ve have no canerote evidence
for this maplcion, no feil that Doll's Interest in Werteruare penarally and In
pertieularly ln hia opponito mabara in Vestern Installationa in Helsinkl 18 more Chan
would de called for by la position.
So IS 2074, shan mom a neupaper photo of O0tal, datod that COLUBIà 1a00 mis
fedler, When DS 2074 wea told ONLIN' a name, Source repllod that there was a lou-
tensat solonel with the nise in the MB. Sourca could not reader the directorate
burs thoucht presbly 1t mipht have boen a tochnical erotion, Sourod kne that It. Cal.
Bals un a "fairly high boss." DS 207h could not rocall whother be hed ever woe
It. Cal. OOLB to know him no he did not inor 11 the COLIN la the neumphoto u
Identloal with the It. Col. O0ß of the MOB.
6. la would arpredate my further information on OCLUS hied wight substantinte
• meplesons el his intallionna notivities.
itle ear Bring to Identity partiTaly the M. MANSTy. To here voltton to
Jatatious fer more Inforation on ela Mucava uho hura bea
no aretened to Finland, sore searly fits that of Illaly Ceremonian MANET mo vas
London and for he van mportod of unartor la latalliano dottvitloa.
ApralAte realting Inforsallun on the N. MAXITY, noe in foldell, ellas niate bolo
FP Am 1759
FAT, R. CAROD
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(104-0067.10943
20 March 1979
MEMORANDUM FOR: Dick Rininger, OGC
Jack Sullivan, OS
Russ Holmes
DC/CI Staff
Dale Sumption, SE/DDO
not to be sent
FROM
: S. D. Breckinridge
Principal Coordinator, HSCA
SUBJECT
: Memo Proposed for DDCI to Stokes on Nosenko
Assuming Blakey wants a letter, I submit the attached
draft for preliminary review.
It will have to be coordinated
formally if the letter is desired.
V. Bucking K.
S: D.:. Breckinridge
Attachment
#6092
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DRAFT
Honorable Louis Stokes, Chairman
Select Committee on Assassinations
House of Representatives
Washington, D.C. 20515
Dear Mr. Chairman:
This letter is written on the understanding that you welcome a
statement on the Agency's view of the issues arising from CIA's
handling of furl Nosenko, which arose in connection with your
inquiry into the assassination of President Kennedy•
First, it should be noted that the reservations in 1964 over Mr.
Nosenko's reliability as a witness, along with what he had to say then,
was reported personally to Chief Justice Warren by Mr. Helms. Given
some re tenson, to ca:
the questions that existed at that time, the information Mr. Nosenko
offered was not factored into the findings of the Warren Cormission.
Had this information been accepted at the time, it would have served to
reinforce conclusions of the Cormission rather than alter them. I
trust that there is no issue on that point.
There are two critical considerations in the handling of Mr.
Nosenko, both of which bear on how he should be viewed.
the errors in his interrogation and the way he was treated.
A critical aspect of Mr. Nosenko's interrogation at the beginning
was a preconception then prevalent in certain elements of the
intelligence community. There was concern that he was a dispatched
age see lead we not one the not in ted to ve swal
Oswald issue for, as you know, CIA had been in touch with Mr. Nosenko
well before President Kennedy's death and his own later defection, and
earlier had received useful information from him. He is not the only
man whose bona fides were strongly suspected at that time.
The problem at the time was very real.. There was little
that could be done to clarity or verify the few things that Mr.
Nosenko had to say about Lee Harvey Oswald, however important
they might be. If a proper perspective was to be established for
considering the case, it would have to be settled first on the
Issue of whether he was a bona fide defector. The course chosen by
those with responsibility for the case was to break him as they
were convinced that he was not a bona fide defector.
the steps
taken to do this were then and remain grossly improper.
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Important aspects of Mr. Nosenko's interrogation by those
assigned to work with him, was based in significant respects on thre
transcripts of early questioning of him. The records of those
early debriefings were put in transcript form in English, translated
from Russian. They contained a number of mistranslations, which
came to serve as the basis for testing the consistency of what he
said. As he made statements inconsistent with some of those early
transcripts, he was cross examined intensively on these apparent
inconsistencies in an effort to force his confession that he was a
false defector. It requires little imagination to understand how
intensive interrogation of a man, challenging what he was saying in
contrast with what he was incorrectly recorded earlier as saying,
could compound initial distortions and build a record that could be
righted only with sone difficulty. When the extended period of
detention, under extremely spartan living conditions,, was made a
part of recurring intensive interrogation, one must recognize the
permanent harm done not only to the record, but to the clear and
unburdened memory of the man.
We will never really know the extent to which the treatment
accorded Mr. Nosenko may have affected his memory on things known
clearly to him at the beginning.
We now know that much of the
record built against him was founded on initial errors extended
and compounded by the way in which his interrogation was handled.
We have taken steps to ensure that such an occurrence will not be
repeated.
Mr. Nosenko was removed from the responsibility of those in the Agency
who handled him initially, and was placed with others, who addressed the
case afresh. Mr. Nosenko, as a result, ultimately was released to private
life and since then has proven himself a valuable asset of the American
Government
Now, fifteen years after
his defection, there is an
accumulated record of the value and reliability of what he has told
It is impressive indeed. He has proven a unique source of
information on Soviet intelligence operations against ourselves ano
some of our allies; a number of intellgience coups have been based
on information from him.
It must be observed that former Agency employees contesting the
current Agency assessment of Mr. Nosenko are essentially defending the
record of their own stewardship, feeling that they have been wronged
by its having been made public.
media, made in violation of their cormitments to secrecy, that have
placed the matter in the public domain. This led to emergence of the
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issue in the context of the present investigation, with the
disclosures to which they object. Expressions of injury
by these former employees must be viewed with some reservation.
Certainly, their treatment of Mr. Nosenko remains a mar
on the Agency's record. The Agency must share the fault for that
conduct, which cannot be deflected by diversionary argument.
The fact remains that Mr. Nosenko was accorded inexcusable
treatment. The original record of his questioning was flawed;
its continued uncorrected use served to further mar the handling
of the case. It is understood that some of these recorded errors
may have had their effect on the Committee as well. That Mr.
Nosenko has proven so useful a man subsequently is the final test
of the matter.
Any further detailed discussion of this matter would serve only
to obscure the central facts. We are satisfied as to the true nature
of past errors, and hope to avoid a recurrence. We are satisfied
with Mr. Nosenko's contributions over the years, and with his
continued value today.
Sincerely,
Frank Carlucci
.:.:
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Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (41 USC 2107 Hote) .
DATE: 11-14-2017
JFK Assassination System
Date:
5/5/2015
Identification Form
Agency Information
AGENCY:
FBI
RECORD NUMBER : 124-90149-10007
RECORD SERIES : DE
AGENCY FILE NUMBER:
CR 92-568-343
Document Information
ORIGINATOR:
FBI
FROM:
SHELBURNE
TO :
DE
TITLE :
DATE:
PAGES:
SUBJECTS :
02/12/1964
2
ANTHONY ZERILLI
VITO GIACALONE
DOCUMENT TYPE :
PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION: Unclassified
RESTRICTIONS : 4
CURRENT STATUS: Redact
DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 10/20/1998
OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE
COMMENTS :
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v9.1
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Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection 'Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote).
DATE: 11-14-2017
SAC, DETROIT (22-
GA S0W L. Sh
VITO GIACALANE
February
190%
Due to the sensitive
anture of this
Inferant,
care should be utilized in che disseniation of this
Antornation.
DE 919-Cr advised on Decanber 13, 1963,
that
VIto CICAlLy had been te contact with JOHN SaRA, ot
which time GIACAIONS stated that he had loaned sone money,
approminately pout-ou, to sPiEd (Konwooy, and that then
he could pot pay alt the money back, he had left corn,
and stated that be could not cone back lato toun until
BILLY CIACALONS told hin to.
Bovever, GIACALONE did not
tell SpiRo to Leave and SPIRO agreed with hin about this,
sorever, he had been spreading this internation about town.
According to the Informut,
this individaal
uns laterviewd by Agenta of the rEl at which tine they
asked his about the shylocking business of JOEl SIERA,
horover, SPINO Indiested that ho did not anow SaRRa and
had no connection with hin.
te stated that the only person
that he orod uns CUS nt the Grecian Curdens and he ousd tim
$100.00.
SPIRO also, according to the Informant, had told
BILLX GIACALONS Chat
the Fal me out to got 30m
Bccording to the Informant, VITO GIACALAME told
SINPA that ho le being watched and investigntods and that
ho androm Xialull santed to make sure that he ms not
the em on anyone and grabbing anyone and hurting then in
order to collect money that is oved them.
1 - 92138 (VITO GIACALONE)
92-562 (JOHN SEERA)
- 92-568 (AXFUCKY ZERILLI)
- 137-3462 (SPIRO KOPATOS)
3LS/car
(5)
92-568-343
SEARCHED...
FEB 12 1964
FBI - DETRON
Churchill
d01Hd-10000
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Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote).
DATE: 11-14-2017
DE: 92-438
sus 2
DACTOR
It is zoconnended that the Agent whe te handling
the case on SPIRO IOPATOS be vory discreet in his contaets
with HOPAROS inhenuch as 16 appoors that lie roporte to
VITO GIACALONE hle
contacte with the 201.
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PAPER-TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
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HQ
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FBI
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## Page 1
JFK Assassination System
Identification Form
Agency Information
Date:
6/17/201
IGENCY: FB
ECORD NUMBER
124-90079-10023
RECORD SERIES: HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER: CR 92-6054-4
Document Information
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM:
LR
TO: HQ
TITLE:
DATE: 04/27/1962
PAGES: 34
SUBJECTS:
JOSEPH PORETTI
DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION: Unclassified
RESTRICTIONS: 4
CURRENT STATUS : Redact
DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 07/07/1998
OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE
COMMENTS: RPT, TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE i
v9.1
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FEDER
L BUREAÚ OF INVESTIGATION
REPORTING OFFICE
OFFICE OF ORIGIN
LITTLE ROCK
TITLE OF CASE
NEW YORK
THE CRIMINAL "COMMISSION, "
ET Al
LITTLE ROCK DIVISION
DATE
INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD
4-27-62
REPORT MADE BY
4/2-26/62
HERMAN E. TICKEL
CHARACTER OF CASE
TYPI
AR - CONSPIRACY
Errorsis:
REFERENCE
4-6-62:10021
Report of SA CLABURN T. WHITE, 3-15-62,
at
Little Rock; (LR 92-16)
Report of SA HERMAN E. TICKEL,
Little Rock; (LR 92-16).
4-28-62, at
/v f.
-P-
ENCLOSTPES
TO THE BUREAU AND NEW YORK
Two (2) copies each of a letterhead memorandum
reflecting Characterization of Informants in this report.
18
19
3
24
APPROVED
COPIES MAD
807e20
(Copies
continued Next Page)
3
-Little RoCk (92-233)
1533
SPECIAL AGENT
IN CHARGE
DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOV
92-6054-4
18 APR
30 1962
REC 50
CAL
2013
REG 33
| COPIES DESTROYED
10 MAR 29 1505
PROPERTY OF FBI.-This report is loaned to you by the FBI, and neither it nor its contents are to be distributed outside the agenie, to virich io
53 JUL 17 1962
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LR
92-233
2 = New York (92=2325) (Enc.2)
= Chicago (92=2311) (Info)
= Cincinnati (92=2312) (Info)
=
Cleveland (92=2313) (Info)
Las Vegas (92-2324) (Info)
Memphis (92-2328) (Info)
Miami (92-2329) (Info)
Newark (92-2333) (Info)
1
New Orleans
(92=2335) (Info)
1 = Norfolk (92-2336) (Info)
1 = Pittsburgh (92-2341) (Info)
INFORMANT COVERAGE
T=I is IR 398=C.
T=2 is LR 403=C.
T-3 is PCI
T-4 IS PCI
T-5 is PCI
T=6 is PCI
T'=% is PCI
T-8 is PCI
T-g is PCI
T=10 is
PCI
T=Il is PCI
OTHER 4
-B=
COVER
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80T01357A
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## Page 1
104-10104-10152
UNCLASSIFIED
INTERNAL
USE ONLY
ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
CONFIDENTIAL
-SECRET
SUBJECT: (Optional)
Documents of Interest to OGC
FROM:
Frederick C. Randall
C/IMS/ FPG
TO: (Officer designation, room number, and
building)
DATE
RECEIVED
OGC
7C-24 Hqs.
9-21-18
06078-6275
9-221-78
EXTENSION
1644
NO.
DATE
OFFICER'S
INITIALS
FORWARDED
FPG 78-050
20 September 1978
OMMENTS (Number each comment lo shem from wh
whom. Drom a line ocross column after each commer
2.
3.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
610 USE PRONOUS X1 SECRET
7 CONFIDENTIAL
INTERNAL
USE ONLY
UNCLASSIFIED
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SEGRET
FPG 78-050
20 September 1978
MEMORANDUM FOR:
Office of General Counsel (U)
FROM:
Frederick C. Randall (C)
Chief, IMS/FOIA and Privacy Group (U)
SUBJECT:
To James car Interest aent, taint.
Located at the Warrenton Records Center (U)
REFERENCE:
FPG-78-033 (U)
(U) Attached are additional copies of documents
Pisse,
Copies of the
attachments are not being retained by DDO/IMS.
pati Pandere
Attachments:
a/s
CONFIDENTIAL When
Datashed From
*Machments
IMPDET CL BY012170
SFARFT
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** INPUT MENU **.
CONTROL NUMBER: 0GC-79-6275
SUBJECT: XX
DATE OF DOC: 20-SEP-78 DATE RECEIVED: 21-SEP-78
DATE DUE::
DATE SENT:
ORIGIN OF MATERIAL: FREDERICK C. RANDALL C/IMS/FPG
ASSIGNED TO: GL RLR
PERMANENT RETENTION:
SECURITY CLASS: S': ROUTING: RLR
STATUS OF ASSIGNMENT:
SPECIAL REMARKS: TO: OGC
TTS."
RE: DOCUMENTS OF INTEREST TO 0GC
pissinins
• R/S W/A
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SPECIAL GROUP (AUGMENTED)
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CONTINGENCY PLAN
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## Page 1
JFK Assassination System
Identification Form
Agency Information
Date:
6/16/201
AGENCY :
RECORD NUMBER :
OSD
195-10005-10021
RECORD SERIES: MCNAMARA PAPERS
AGENCY FILE NUMBER :
Released under the John
•. Kennedu
assassination Records
Collection Act of 1992
144 USC 2107 Notel.
Case#:NT 54214 Date:
09-11-2017
Document Information
ORIGINATOR :
OSD
FROM:
BRIG. GEN. LANSDALE
TO :
SPECIAL GROUP (AUGMENTED)
TITLE :
CONTINGENCY PLAN
DATE: 07/31/1962
PAGES:
18
SUBJECTS :
CONTINGENCY PLANS - CUBA
OPERATION MONGOOSE
UNITED STATES CONTINGENCY PLAN NO. 2, CUBA
US MILITARY INTERVENTION - CUBA
DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION: Top Secret
RESTRICTIONS: 1C
CURRENT STATUS:
Redact
DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 09/14/1998
OPENING CRITERIA: REVIEW COMPLETE.
COMMENTS :
McNamara Papers, Box 86 (42), Mongoose. Memo from Lansdale to Special Group (Augmented) re:
contingency plan for military intervention in Cuba.
v9.1
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TOP SECRET SPECIAL HANDLING NOFORN
6(1(C)
b. Department of Defense Operations.
(1) When directed by higher authority, or as the
situation demands, the Department of Defense will
initiate preparatory actions for US military inter-
vention in Cuba. These
actions may include pre-
positioning forces and equipment by execution of
current cover and deception plans.
(2) Upon final decision of the President,
the Joint
Chiefs
of Staff
will direct execution of military
intervention plans for Cuba.
(3) In concept, initial military operations commence
with a blockade, concentrated air strikes and coordi-
nated Naval gunfire to effect destruction of enemy
air power and to neutralize and destroy as much
as
possible of the enemy tank, armor, artillery, ana
anti-air capability.
(a) In western Cuba airborne and amphibious
assaults will be conducted by a Joint Task Force
wi.th
the initial objective of seizing the city
of Havana and obtaining control over the seat of
government.
Army airborne units will secure the
major airfields in the area
as well as major port
areas required for follow-on forces and logistic
: resupply. Navy/Marine amphibious forces will
secure a beachhead in the vicinity of Havana and
designated. Army units will follow the Marines over
the beach. The Marine amphibious forces will be
prepared
to
re-embark for further operations
25
directed
(b) In eastern Cuba, Guantanamo will be re-
inforced by
air- and sea-lifted Marines for defense
9
No sa21s DoozaT:0.P. SECRET
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IDP SECRET SPECIAL HANDLING
NUURN
of the base. Additional Navy/Marine amphibious
forces will be employed in operations against Cuban
forces in the Santiago de Cuba complex or in other
operations in eastern Cuba as directed. /
(4) /subsequant to the seizure of Havana and San-
tiago and the successful defense of Guantanamo,
operations will be conducted to defeat remaining
pockets of resistance.
Additional amphibious and
airborne operations may be required. The most likely
areas for such operations are: Matanzas, Nuevitas,
Nicaro, Trinidad, Bahia de Cochinos, and the
Isle of
Pines
(5) 'At such time as essential US military control
is gained in Cuba, matters of civil affairs and mili-
tary government will be given priority and undertaken
in accordance with policy established by the Department
of State.
This includes provision for a provisional
military government prepared to assume full legislative,
executive, and judicial control until such functions
can be turned
over to other authority on direction in
an expeditious and orderly manner. Remaining resistance
elements of
the Communist Cuban government, armed forces
or other
groups will be isolated, contained and destroyed
or captured
as
rapidly as possible. US military combat
units will be scheduled for early return to the United
States consistent with security considerations.
c. Department of State Operations.
(1) Phase I. The Department of state will seek to
place the United States in as broad a multilateral
context as possible.
(a) Immediately sound out latin American
Governments to determine whether the United States
can count upon a 2/3 majority decision authorizing
the use of nilitary forces under Article 6 of
the Rio Treaty.
HH 54214
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Doora: TO Pos SECRET SPECIAL HANDLING NOFORN
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## Page 1
JFK Assassination System
Identification Form
Agency Information
Date:
6/4/2015
AGENCY: FBI
RECORD NUMBER:
124-90129-10285
RECORD SERIES: DL
AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 105-1280-237
Document Information
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM:
DL
TO: HQ
TITLE:
DATE: 06/24/1965
' PAGES:
2
SUBJECTS:
MINUTEMEN
DOCUMENT TYPE :
PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION: Unclassified
RESTRICTIONS: 4
CURRENT STATUS: Redact
DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 09/15/1998
OPENING CRITERIA:
INDEFINITE
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FD-to Falo11 72-13-581
F'BI
Date:
6/24/65
Transmit the following in
(Type in plairs sext or code)
Via
AIRTEL
(Prlority or Method öf Mailing)
TO:
FROM:
SUBJECT:
DIRECTOR, FBI (62-110086)
SAC, DALLAS (105=2027)
(P)
MINUTEMEN, FORT WORTH,
INFORMATION CONCERNING -
INTERNAL SECURITY
Re Dallas airtel to Bureau, 5/11/65; San Antonio
letter to Bureau, 5/12/65.
Enclosed for the Bureau are ll copies of LHM, two
copies enclosed to Kansas City.
:DL T-1
18 DL 269 PSI, and. was contacted by SA
RICHARD. L. WIEHL.
Investigation at Austin, Texas (Camp Mabry), waE
conducted by SA JAMES C. KENNEDY and interview of LUTHER
SOUTH at North Ft. Hood,
Texas, was conducted by SAs MATTHEW
B. BOYHAN and DAVID C.
POWERS and have been previously reported
in re San Antonio letter of 5/12/65.
Interview with GRADY R. TURPIN, Fort Worth, Texas,
was conducted by SA RICHARD L. WIEHL.
credit inguiry,
RAY. with the Dudley M. Hughes Funeral Home, 400 East
Jefferson and the Dudley M. Hughes Ambulance Service, 2621
Buckner, Dallas, with negative results.
On 6/23/65, DL 269 PSI advised SA RICHARD L. WIEHL
6 - Bureau
• (Enc. 11) (RM)
• (1 ÷ 62-10261) (INFO)
2 - Kansas aty (Enc.
2)
(RM)
(1 - 62-7797) (INFO)
- Dallas
Serialize
(4
- 105-2027)
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
-
"Index
71-
105-1280)
157-218)
211.026
(1 - 134-338)
File
RLWI/mbK,
(15) 1121
Starchid
Approved:
-
Sent
105-1280-237
_M Per -
• Special Agent in Charge
53130
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.....
DL 105-2027
that GRADY R. TURPIN had, during the evening of 6/22/65, advised
him that he had been interviewed by an agent of the FBI on the
same date at his home.
experience and advised that he did not want anything further
to do with the captioned group and was contacting informant
as a warning that he too had better pull out. Informant
advised that if further interviews are conducted with members
deterrent effect will completely destroy the organization as
it presently exists.
ATTU, INTC, OSI, and Secret Service are each being
furnished two copies
of LHM locally.
Enclosed LHM is classified confidential inasmuch
as upauthorized disclosure of the information could reasonably
result in the identification of a confidential source of
continuing value and compromise his future effediveness.
LUSADS
DALLAS
AT MIDLOTHIAN, TEXAS
Will interview DELBERT
RAY at Whitegate Farm for any Information re captioned
rganization or organizations similar, exercising particula
caution to protect the identity of DL 269 PSI
AT FORT VORTH, TEXAS. 1. Maintain contact with
DL 269 PST
Based on above deterrent effect of interviews,
conduct interview with OTTO "DUKE" KOLING, 2341 Harris
Lane, Halton City.
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Identification Form
Agency Information
Date:
7/7/2015
AGENCY:
SSCIA
RECORD NUMBER :
157-10014-10107
RECORD SERIES :
MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS OF THE CHURCH COMMITTTEE
AGENCY FILE NUMBER :
07-M-13
Document Information
ORIGINATOR:
FROM:
TO :
TITLE:
SSCIA
DATE: 06/11/1975
PAGES:
10
SUBJECTS :
Released under the John
= kennation Records
Collection Act of 1992
144 USC 2107 Notel.
Case# :NIT 53244 Date:
06-14-2017
BISSELL, RICHARD
ASSASSINATIONS
DOCUMENT TYPE: REPORT
CLASSIFICATION: Declassified
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RECORDS SERIES : MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS OF THE CHURCH COMMITTTEE
AGENCY FILE NUMBER : 07-M-13
DOCUMENT INFORMATION
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SSCIA
FROM
TO
TITLE
DATE
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PAGES
10
SUBJECTS : BISSELL, RICHARD
ASSASSINATIONS
DOCUMENT TYPE : REPORT
CLASSIFICATION : TOP SECRET
RESTRICTIONS : REFERRED
CURRENT STATUS
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MEETING
1I SONET
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Excerpts from Bissell lestimony on 6/9/75
White House
1. Did not self inform 5412, i. e., Nixon. And
haven't heard others did. Assumed Dulles (26)
a.
Nor JFK in 11/60 (27)
2. "Not to my recollection"' re disclose to Bundy
effort to ass. C. underway (28)
a. "Explanation"' to Chairman (32)
was Edwards operation.
3. Knows nothing re outside agency (30)
4. Re Bundy: "Felt that it should be the Director's
judgment as to what information about it was provided
to him." (34)
5. "Believe" Ike/JFK both advised "guess " through
Dulles channel (38)
6. No disclosure to RFK/Taylor (42)
a. What is his 4th reason? (45)
b. No reason to believe Dulles didn't (46)
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7. Given everything I know of Dulles "I would expect he
had perhaps obliquely advised both of the Presidents.
of this auxiliary operation, the assassination attempt."
(47)
8. "Executive Action"
a. "As far as I know is true" WH asked to create.
"study capability" (49)
b. Can't remember who (49)
c. Of request (50). Though do remember assigning
to Harvey (50-51) (76 - 77)
d. Most likely Bundy or Rostow
e. Doesn't recall telling them about actual (52)
f. what wanted was, much more than assassination
capability: "possibly assassination as a last resort."
(57)
g. RIDER X (attached)
9. Assumes, as expert and considered opinion that
JFK told but is 'gues$56)
10. Opinion: "Very much doubt if he at any time he /JFK/
was told any of the details" "Guess" that Dulles or staff
member had desire to shield -- intimate "something of the
Put in actual 196/
What papers?
Who might this be?
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sort was going forward, but giving the President
aslittle info about it as possible"' - Purpose: allow
cancel, or go ahead without "extracting from him an
explicit endorsement of the detailed specific plan." (61)
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RIDER X
g. "Normal practice" in agency to create various
kinds of capabilities before reason to be certain could
be used. (67). Would not be "particularly surprising"
to me if initial steps had been taken without outside
request (67-68)
(i) But doesn't disagree with IG report that WH
asked. Rests on Harvey's quote of him (69) to best of reco-
llection is true. No reason to believe H. would misquote "and
I believe if I said that at the time, as he reported it, it
was the truth." (70)
h. was a "capability to secure the removal from office
or to render powerless or in some other way to frustrate
figures (68)
(i) Task was "perform research on methods, or
possible assets, or kinds of Executive Action, presumably on
what would be feasible in various parts of the world." (73)
i. "Could have" set up plan for assassination capability
on own (79). But "relying on Mr. Harvey's evidence" believes came
through WH (SO). While doesn't remember conversations, "I believe did
have with Rostow at least. May have been initiated within agency but
"I béliove that if so I talked to him about it." (81)
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Excerpts from Bissell Testimony on 6/9/75
White House
1. Did not self inform 5412, i. e., Nixon. And
haven't heard others did. Assumed Dulles. (26)
a.
Nor JFK in 11/60 (27)
2. "Not to my recollection" re disclose to Bundy
effort to ass. C. underway (28)
a. "Explanation" to Chairman (32)
was Edwards operation.
3. Knows nothing re outside agency (30)
4. Re Bundy: "Felt that it should be the Director's
judgment as to what information about it was provided
to him." (34)
5. "Believe" Ike/JFK both advised "guess " through
Dulles channel (38)
6. No disclosure to RFK/Taylor (42)
a. What is his 4th reason? (45)
b. No reason to believe Dulles didn't (46)
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7. Given everything I know of Dulles "I would expect he
had perhaps obliquely advised both of the Presidents
of this auxiliary operation, the assassination attempt."
(47)
8. "Executive Action"
a. "As far as I know is true" WH asked to create
'study capability" (49)
b. Can't remember who (49)
c. Of request (50). Though do remember assigning
to Harvey (50-51) (76 - 77)
d. Most likely Bundy or Rostow
e. Doesn't recall telling them about actual (52)
f. what wanted was, much more than assassination
capability: "possibly assassination as a last resort."
(57)
g. RIDER X (attached)
9. Assumes, as expert and considered opinion that
JFK told but is 'gues$36)
10. Opinion: "Very much doubt if he at any time he /JFK/
was told any of the details" "Guess" that Dulles or staff
member had desire to shield -- intimate "something of the
Put in actual 1967
What papers?
Who might this be?
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RIDER X
g. "Normal practice" in agency to create various
kinds of capabilities before reason to be certain could
be used. (67). Would not be "particularly surprising"
to me if initial steps had been taken without outside
request (67-68)
(i) But doesn't disagree with If report that WH
asked. Rests on Harvey's quote of him (69) to best of reco-
llection is true. No reason to believe H. would misquote "and
I believe if I said that at the time, as he reported it, it
was the truth." (70)
h. was a "capability to secure the removal from office
or to render powerless or in some other way to frustrate
figures (68)
(i) Task was "perform research on methods, or
possible assets, or kinds of Executive Action, presumably on
what would be feasible in various parts of the world." (73)
i. "Could have" set up plan for assassination capability
on own (79). But "relying on Mr. Harvey's evidence" believes came
through WH (80). While doesn't remember conversations, "I believe did
have with Rostow at least. May have been initiated within agency but
"I believe that if so I talked to him about it." (81)
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SECRET/SENSITIVE
R247
MEMORANDUM
To :
From:
Date:
Fritz Schwarz
Bill Bader
June 11, 1975
COPY
OF
INVENIORIEDI
ON MAR 15 1971
BY -
In recommending the agent or "asset" WIROGUE to
the Chief of Station, Leopoldville, the Chief of the
Agency's African Division (probably Bronson Tweedy)
wrote in late 1960:
"He is indeed aware of the precepts of
wrong, but if he 1s given an
assignment which may be morally wrong in
the eyes of the world, but necessary because
his case officer ordered him to carry it out,
then it is right and he will dutifully under-
take appropriate action for its execution
win rationaise co sciens."
In a word, he
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ORIG
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ROUTINE
PRIORITY
IMMEDIATE
FLASH
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DIRECTOR
SECRET
clossif.a.rcion
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SECRET
INFONTI
DATE 1ª AUG 67
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REF: MEXI 2454
хії 04 71120.
1. MEXICO CITY ENGLISH-LANGUAGE NEWS 12 AUGUST CITIES FOLLOW-
UP STORY ON THAYER WALDO BY PEARL-GONZALEZ. GIST FRi::::
2. THAYER WALDO REPORTED 11 AUGUST TO BE VORK::.
STORY FOR "RAMPARTS" MAGAZINE. NHILE A SPOKESMAN FO: "'li"ni.
SAIO VALDO HAS AN ASSIGNMENT FOR THE MAGAZINE, HE DÜLLEO TO
SAY EXACTLY WHAT THE ASSIGNMENT IS OR MERE MALDO LOCATEO.
3. WHEN THE KEWS CONTACTED WILLIAM TURNER, STAr:
THE CALIFORNIA MAGAZINE AT NOON 11 AUGUST, HE SAID: "1. i 5"
TALKED TO NALDO FIVE MINUTES AGO. THERE'S NO MYSTERY. .:"S
JUST BUSY TRAVELING, WHICH IS WHY HE HASN'T WRITTEN TO ANYONE
OR WHY HE HASN'T LEFT A FORWARDING ADDRESS. EVEN AS HE HUNG UP
HE WAS GETTING READY TO LEAVE FOR ANOTHER CITY. "
4. TURNER WENT ON TO SAY THAT WALDO EXPLAINEO HIS RESIGILA-
TION FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF THE AMERICAS (UA) AS RESUE: •ÄG FiUM
PRESSURES APPLIED TO UA OFFICIALS BY POVERFUL AMER: "I BUSINESS
INTERESTS FOLLOWING HIS TALK AT THE FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS CLUB
DEBUNKING THE WARREN REPORT. WALDO WENT "ON VACATIO%" 8' LOS
ANGELES, IN JULY, TURNER SAID, WIRED HIS RESIGNATION TO i.
THEN FOLLOWED UP WITH A LETTER TO DR. D. RAY LINDLEY.
Releasing Officer
form
Ce: P8513
2220
386
Quicket
SECRET
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Arehodent Domes
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• 2467
PAGE THO
OF UA. FROM LOS ALGELES NALDO CONTINUED TO SAN FRAi: iSCO NHERE
HE CONTACTED "RAMPARTS" AND WAS PUT TO WORK C TEN. .
'isis.
TURNER CONCLUDEO BY SAY ING WILDO "DEFINITELY NOT PUT OUT OF
- MEXICO."
5. TWO PROFESSORS AT UN SAID THEY WEREN'T SURPRIS:: AT
•WALDO'S RESIGNATION SINGE HE HAD BEEN NEGLECTING HIS JON. CNE
PROFESSOR ATTRIBUTED THIS TO THE FACT WALDO UNDER TREM::..' US
EMOTIONAL STRAIN SINCE MIS WIFE ALLEGEDLY IN STATES t:
FOR DEGREE ON DIVORCE SHE FILED SEVERAL MONTHS AGO.
END OF MESSAGE
152.
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DATE: 11-14-2017
JFK Assassination System
Identification Form
Agency Information
Date:
5/14/201
AGENCY: FBI
RECORD NUMBER :
124-10287-10192
RECORD SERIES: HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER :
92-6054-2ND NR 641
Document Information
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM: SAC, CV
TO: DIRECTOR, FBI
TITLE:
DATE:
'PAGES:
SUBJECTS :
05/28/1964
LCN, CARABBIA, RONALD DAVID, ASSOC, CONVICTED,
NUMBERS GAME, SMO, INTV, RACK ACT, TEST
DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION : Unclassified
RESTRICTIONS: 4
CURRENT STATUS:
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DATE OF LAST REVIEW :
06/26/1998
OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE
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Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote).
DATE: 11-14-2017
ED-36 (Rev. 10/2 63)
FBI
Date:
5/28/64
Transmit the following in
TType In plain text or code)
via
AIRTEL
(Priority)
n
To:
Director, FBI (157-742)
From:
SAC, Cleveland (157-127)
CAVBOMB
LA GAOSA NOSTRA
Re Cleveland airtel, 5/22/64.
Re: " "Calabrese Organization"
On May 23, 1964, CV 278-C TE advised he received a
call from DOMINICK MALLAMO, aka.,
"BIG DOM," that day at which
time MALIAMO requested he stop down at the
Workingmen's Club
and see him.
(MALIAMO has been previously
reported as the
active head of the "Calabrese Organization" in the Youngstown
area.) Informant stated upon arrival he and MALLAMO talked
few minutes, and then MALLAMO reached in his pocket and
pulled out a wallet, and from the wallet took out two photographs
which he exhibited to the informant.
Informant looked at the
photographs and then MALLAMO asked the informant if he knew these
two men, and informant advised he told MALLAMO he did not, and
then asked MALLAMO "Are they State men?" and MALLAMO replied
they are not, and told the informant to look at them again,
which the Informant did.
Informant stated he had Immediately
recognized the photographs as being those of SAs FRANK G. DOUDS
and STANLEY E.
PETERSON. CV 278-C TE stated that MALLAMO then
Bureau (RM)
12 - 62-9-11;
2-
92-6054;
2 - 66-18335)
9. - Cleveland
(1 - 92-621; 1 - 92-477;
1 - 92-748; 1
- 92-808;
1 - 137-1024 SA)
SEPhs
(18)
61 JUN
8
1964
Approved:
special Agent in Charge
72120
192-6054:
NOT RECORDED
78 JUN 4
1964
1
92-110,
CARBON COPY
1 - 137-29 SA;
Sent
M Per
ORIGINAT FI
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told him, "These are FBIs. They are no good s.o.b.'s.
All the
FBIs are no good, none of them.
This one pointing to photograph
of SA PETERSON) is the Captain (in Italian), he's a no good
s.0.b., and this other one here, he's no good s.o.b.. too.
You
be careful of these guys, all of them.
Informant stated he
assured MALLAMO that he would.
Informant asked MALLAMO where
he obtained the photographs and he stated they had been copied
from a newspaper.
MALLAMO appeared to the informant as being very dis-
turbed, and in Italian asked the informant if the informant would
a big favor.
The informant Immediately told MALLAMO he
would be happy to do him a favor, and MALLAMO told the informant
then that he would like him to come to the c.M.A.s. club, 19-
5th Ave., that night, Sat., and act as a lookout
on the door
from 9:00 PM to 2:00 AM, and he, MALLAMO, would be there by
11:00 PM. Informant agreed to do this, but could not see why
MALIAMO needed him when his man, JOHN SALVATORE, would be working
MALLAMO then
told the informant he was very upset over the fact that SALVATORE
had been subpoenaed before the current Mahoning County Investigative
Grand Jury, and that it was possible that SALVATORE could be con-
victed of something, and SALVATORE would have to leave the club.
Informant then told
MALLAMO there was nothing for him to worry
about, even though he was convicted of something he always had
the right to appeal, to which MALIAMO replied,
that takes money."
MALIAMO, Could loan SALVATORE money for an appeal, and MALLAMO
The into art the old pay ana mAtiAno
"Appeal with what,
told informant he would not loan SALVATORE any more money, and
then took a pencil and on a piece of paper wrote the numerals
"18," and said "That's what he owes me now, with three zeros
behind It, and I'm not loaning him any more money. "
Informant stated on 5/24/64, that on the night of
5/23/64, he watched the door of the C.M.A.S. Club from 9:00 PM
until 2:00 AM for MALLAMO.
MALLAMO did not arrive until about
11:45 PM, when he appeared with ANTHONY AULISIO, owner of the
Aul1s1o Fish Market, E. Federal St., Youngstown, previously
reported as a member of the "Calabrese Organization."
MALLAMO
asked the informant how everything was, and informant told MALLAMO
there was no trouble, in that he turned no one away Irom the door,
and yet he only had about 25 customers in the club. Informant
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then asked what MALLAMO was so worried about, and MALLAMO exhibited
to the informant a list of about twelve auto license numbers, and
told the informant these are for "FBI cars."
He then told the
Informant that he had one unmarked police cruiser with two Vice
Squad men in plain clothes parked on 5th Ave. outside the club,
and another unmarked police cruiser with two
Vice Squad men 1n
plain clothes parked in the parking lot opposite the C.M.A.S.
If any one of these men spotted an
"FBI car" in the
neighborhood, then the men in the car in the parking lot would
flash their spotlight up into the window of the C.M.A.S. Club,
and thereby alert the operators of the "FBI's" presence in the
neighborhood.
possibly think that the FBI might raid the C.M.A.S. Club, or have
any interest in the club, and he stated he does not know.
on 5/21/64, CV 544-C advised that even though JOHN
SALVATORE is working for MALLAMO, he does not trust him working
for him.
He stated MALLAMO has learned that SALVATORE has been
operating a shylocking business with C.M.A.S. Club lunas, which
money SALVATORE still owes the club, and to
date MALLAMO
not know exactly how much money SALVATORE has taken from the
club.
if knew another thing, and that is that in keeping the books
of the C.M.A.S. Club, SALVATORE lists $75 per month for the
auditor; one (FNU) FORTINE, while he actually pays FORTINE only
$25 per month for this.
Informant this could never be. brought
out,
in that he, himself, would be harmed if this were known as
there are only three
persons that know this, SALVATORE, FORTINE
and himself.
Re:
Prosecution in Local Mahoning County
Court of Common Pleas, Youngstown
• on 5/25/64, RONALD DAVID CARABBIA appeared with counsel
before Common Pleas Judge SIDNEY RIGELHAUPT seeking a motion for
a new trial, which Judge RIGELHAUPT denied.
Defense Counsel
EDWARD L.
WILLIAMS claimed that CARABBIA could not get a fair
trial since the CARABBIA name had been so prominent in the courts,
press and television several weeks ago when CARABBIA's older
brother, CHARLES, was found guilty of assault with a deadly
weapon.
Judge RIGELHAUPT ruled that in his opinion CARABBIA
had received a fair trial. He set a probation hearing for
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Date:
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Identification Form
Agency Information
AGENCY:
FBI
RECORD NUMBER: 124-10209-10253
RECORD SERIES: HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER :
92-3182-1003
Document Information
ORIGINATOR :
FROM:
TO :
TITLE :
FBI
LEG, PA
DIRECTOR, FBI
DATE:
PAGES:
SUBJECTS :
11/23/1964
2
GAL, GIRL FRIEND, TRA
DOCUMENT TYPE :
PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION :
Unclassified
RESTRICTIONS :
4
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Released wider the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (11 USC 2107 Note)
DATE: 11511-2017
11/24/64
ATAL REC 1072 - 3180-1003 ' r. Statto
TO:
FROM:
GUS ALEX
AR
SAC, Chicago
Director, FBI
Information
has been received from Legat,
Paris,
indicating that on 11/22/64 the Surete Nationale had determined
She spent the night at the Airport Motel and during a.w. of:
No
scheduled arrival of Fueger io Munich.
AAS: raI fal
MAILED 8.
NOV 24 1964
COMM-FBI
" Haste
Tolson
Belmont.
Mohr .
De Loach
Casper.
Callahan
Conrad
Evans
Gale
Rosen
Sullivan -
Tavel.
Trotter
Tele
Room
Hot mes
DEC & MASSAG
TELETYPE UNIT
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• AIRGRAM
DECODED
Opy
KXXCABLEGRAM
RADIO
I TELETYPE
Belmont -
Mohi -
DeLoach
Casper -
Callahant
Conrad -
Evans t
Gale
Rosen -
Sullivan
Tavel -
Trotter -
Tele, Room
Holmes
Gandy -
SD 07
DEFERRED
11-23-64
TO DIRECTOR
FRÓM LEGAT PARIS NO. 345
GUS ALEX,/ AKA, AR.
REBUCAB TO PARIS NOVEMBER 17 LAST.
POLICE JUDICIAIRE, SURETE NATIONALE, TODAY ADVISED
SUZANNE FUEGER ARRIVED PARIS 9:50 P.M. NOVEMBER 22 LAST
VIA TWA. SPENT NIGHT AT AIRPORT MOTEL AND DEPARTED EN ROUTE
MUNICH 9:20 A.M. NOVEMBER 23 INSTANT VIA AIR FRANCE FLIGHT
734. NO UNUSUAL ACTIVITY NOTED. BONN TELEPHONICALLY ADVISED.
COPY MAILED BONN.
NORMAN W. PHILCOX
RECEIVED: 1:35 PM MLT
SNIF1002
1908}
5-240=7773:
10053
REC 1472-3182-1003
NOV
25 1964
Mr the Late
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THIS COPY IS NUT
FOR RELEASE.': 11110011
Leste Wizelman
Box 24
Folder 3
3GC File
E. He Hunt-Summary
3/10/78
The IGG
file covers the period fcan July 4, 1965.. to
June 19, 1972
The file contass the following documents and intermation:
DA comract between the egency and s.H. Hunt, eltective
JuLy 4, 19605.
$ 19,580 per annum Employs Hust as
"contract emonyce". a years
@ A memo fur OGC trum Chiet of Contract personnel Division;
dated August 3, 1965 Subject: Retention of royalties bya
contract Employee
stages
that Hunt "well apparently duelop
Requests apirien regarding retention of
royaltie
Hurt may earn
B- memo fur Chet of contract Personnel avision from
office of General counsel, dated Aug 12, 1965. le retention
at royalties.
"We belleve that Hunt is entitled to retain such
royalter without an offset against his Agency salary " "Wehave
seen aduised by mr. Gene steuens, wa/suppact, that
ERREDANHCAEES
over does not include the cale. of a writer;
@ memo fram Chief, Covert Clams Branch to Chief, Contract
Isannel Druisein, dated Sept 3,1965. Gitie recommended delettonof
ftset paragrapn in Hunt's contract. Acrowledges the OGCopinion
ach determined tunt may retain without Agency salary atset
sy future royalties earned as a resultat his literary elforts baled an
le fact cover does not include role of a writer.
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2- Hunt summary
B- memo team contract employces Account section to
Chief, Westorn Europe Division, dated Oct 13, 1965-Reports that
there is no recacd of recaipt. at duty status Repocts tuc
must since his EOD y Juby 1965.
- Reports are required in order
to maintáis his leave account in accordance with the terms
of his contract.
memo on botton of page ta compensatios
from chief of suppurt, we Divisions"fer
oversation with
no Thomas saramesunes, ADDR, there wall bene
Duty status Reports
aubratted on Hust. This should be
ised as the autharity is cantique his pay without
bee reports.
88.
- @memo fur Dep. Directur fur support to Acting Chief,
estern Europe Division, dated Nou 8, 1965
Hunt has
quested relet on houng costs. " 4, que to the operational
nsituity of Hunt's assigament, his request fur celief on his
using costs was handled by me thomas kacamessie, on
_sept 1965, me. Karamessines, approued his being reimburs ca
La 75/a5%0 bases far. the excess allowable costs up to,
ut not to exceed, lo Do above his quarters allewance.
O memo, dated FeD 1, 1974 re General Gaylor's recollectruns
regarding his knowledge of the writings of mr. Hunt and any
fficial who might be quare of the accumstances of any agency
involvement in that effort. a. "the became aware that Hurt,
while in wh, was accomplishing a steady flaw at say books, and
hat security approval was not being requested on the
manuscripts before submissión to publishers.. Gen.: Gaynor
duised that anget he raised the issue up front" on several
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accasions. The reactun he recesed to his raising the usu e
was that "Keep your stinking nose out af this business?'
He stated that he was lead to believe that me Helms desired
to improve the image of the intelligence_ protess icin
and thee
Agency and that Hunt's books were a part of the program
to do so. He stated that he was never told outright that this
was the case, but the responses he recelved lead him
to believe shis was the case.
He suggested two peuple who might clear the issue-
say Rosa and -watter Pfarzheimer
"both as whom were involved
- the "mage" materials." "Hestated that Pfurzheimer seemed to be
ware of all the details - on on up to date basis - of Huntis departure
rom the egenty to jain the public relation frim, to the degree
hat sen. Gayner gained the belief. that Hunt was merely
noving his dest outside the building, but being paid by the
gone
source as befure.
$Iso
Feb 6, 1924- memo - On Feb 4, 1924-Parzheimer wa
terviewed. " This internew was undertaken
- anerfert te
-termine:
if mr tunt had acted in any capacity in cooperation
ith counter Intelligence operations, When pfurzheimer discovered
ent had wetles On Hazgodow Duty; he called karamessines.
lal recalled that from the nature of ma karamessines
acton that he had uncouered a sensitve matterat senier
¡ficer concern " Within 5 minutes, Helms called pfurzbermer
ho remembers the substance of the conversation being "fir Christ
axe walter, the is the first bock to comealong and say
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omething good about the agency." 'why not leave the Goddam
thung alone," mri l belieued that' Yelms or karamessines
could answer the questuo of whether Hunt had Agency
sponsorship for his booke: net. The memo states that itunt
was assigned to the office of the Deputy Director for Operation
in-Feb 1965. The bast book we published during 1961.
June 1965 - through sept 1966, Hunt was assigned to
as a contact agent:: 1906-3 books appeared.
1967 - 1 book, 1968, 1969, 1971, 8 1973-1 book yo
Abul 30, 1970- Hunt aitically retired as an Agency stuft
employee.
"The office of secucity records did net develup any
ndication that any of the Daud st. Juhn manuscripts
vere ever submitled for revrew in accordance with Agency
cagulations.
9- memo tor record- Feble, 1974 "Subj: Possible Ageacy
Sponsorstup. et the Dauc st John Novelsia
_A conferene
vas held with peuple from the I6 offre. " the speculation.
as entertained that me. E loward Hunt had, in fact, been under
Agency sponsorship.with the knowledge of mr. Richard Helms.
ahis preparatico at a series of spy nauels under the
aseudonym, David st toba at can be accepted as a reasunable
suppositica that mr. Hunt had some bighty cumpartmented
financial arrangement authorized by senur Agency officials
to write there books, then it is likely that this relationship
continued after mattunt officially retired." "minutes from the
stive of Legislative Counsel made references to a cuncern ot
jencitor Baker
over an alleged: financial relatunship betweer
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i Helms and matunt which cootinued subsequent to meltunt's
sema! retrement. "'" Baker made reference to a payment
£ sume." 30,000 with the parenthetical comment that
I Helms would nut have that amount of muney from his.
wale hinds a Employee of IO staff opinioned that "if
be Agency had-spansaced the st John books, it was likely
bat mr tuat had so informed Senatur Baker.
B Intervies with Rayund Bocca - Feb 14, 1974 - Asked about
ancing of Hunt." Me Roccas respunded "on the record" that he
as"na knowledge of any such arrangements nor at any time wal
"party to aay assistance of or any requests for assistance
mr. Hunt. " Ventured opinion that" in all probabelity an official
quiescence on the part af senior officials might have been
luded rather than an affcial sponsershis.
@ interuew with chief, contract Personnel Divisen.
- FeD 1974.
stated that ".. although it was not common
cactus it was nut entirely unusual for bighly sensitive
ratracts
to be administered without the contractirig
ifcer being aware of the operational objective muoived."
@ interwem with former chief of Supert, western European
215160- 1985
Dale: 15 Feb 1974. Askedre Hunt's actruster in 1965
".. froes his recollection it was Hunt's habit to deal ankywith
e most senior officer quailable. " He was never briefed on the
upose of matunty passion.
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memo fue record, dated al Feb 1974, 1e 05FIce ot
inance Records- E. Howard trist."
Hunt-departed DeC.on 5 Bug 1965 and acqued
-0 0
bAng 1965, Hunt was paid through an account at the
An aperatunal accit was estabished fie mstunt
1th
ishere was no record of anyaperational.
couats aduances being processed through thü channel. mr.
se stated that this fact
dehned his cuncern. He feit that. t
2as inconceivable that mittunt coud have undertaken
pecational activity usthout some transfer of or accounting
* funds." To date, nusuch recordi: have been developed.
o reference to a project as protect digraph or operational
AN number bas been lecated. * AlLerpenses connected with
ll tuat identited to date were charged to the
tanua supporte A raven made of
station recorde narrot
dicated any "Developmental and target of upper tunity (DETO"
• "Other operational Activity (007)" fund expended
tac on behalf at mr dunt. there two accounts would
smally be. the source of operatunal funding not charged
jainst a specific project activity:
"Areven af travel vouchers
so falled to dentity a project. There was a voucher fur
trip tope d seturn to
Jan 5-8, 1966. The voucher
ates in the space provided for the atatur of the travet order
ember-"no travel order" treaceounting was approved and
gned sy karomesher-@norustficatien ar statemen" of purpose.
.. Yale noted mat the royalty offset waiver proulsiun amended
I Must's antract was, in his experience, somewhat unusual.
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The offce of finance Director stated that from his experience,
are karamessines wauld have delegated all the arranging of idetails"
urcaunding an assignment such as me tunts to me
le atfered nis sucerue "at what ne interpreted to ba reticence to date
1 mene for record- alfeb 1974 subj: watergate-
-Me
-cetred June, 1922, paur to retirement he
vas an afro-in the External Employment Assistance Branch,
retirement Actruites Divsica of the othre ut Personnel. He was tu assist
in fracing post-returement employment. He had been instrumental in the
pläcement it Hurt in the
nor to working fur Personnel, a
served with the
in the area dealing with the funding of
sojects. He had become familiar with actuter of
Huntwontle
tunt functuned on the
lActustes Staff.
, first came
contact with
company when he was attemsting to
endle the public relation effort of al
Agency activity
Down as the
"In aresponse to a questun as to whether or not executive level
terest was still being shown in har Hunt's pust-employment
cement, bars
recalled that Helms, then Direltur, was listed
a character reference en me Hunt's resume and Helm's signed
letter of recommendation: to the
Ica an Hunty behal'".
contact was maintaned with nattunt at the
f0. 0n
continuining basis, because mr
now interested in Dr.
int for possible referrels fok ather Agency retreess), He also.
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ünderstood:
there: was
interest in the
La, and that Mi. thunt. became instrumental in
discussing several aspects of the
l-operations la his
capacity as an officer af the cumpany.
matuat. contacted.
fan several occasions requesting retercal
seticing agency employees with speefic qualifications--after Hust
a joined the white House.: Recalled a request. for an indudud
wing skills in the area of locks and In surrept tou entry.
was
apressun that the duties uoted wouid include
e monitorag of a listenag deuce in an undisclosed rocatica
ot also requested a cemmendatin of a security service
ganizaten to carryou? an electronic counter measures
suspected: the electronic countermeasures sweep
as to be
carried out a the offser of the committee to Re-elect
e fres
was asked if he ever referred anyone tu milard
sociates. He had
recalled. that at the time of Hunt's
signment to
thestatement duseminated fur consumption
itain the Agency
Is was not generally belleued. He was quite certain that during
is perrod bis affice handled no project fundung fir Hunt.
Ime Hunt's retuen to staff employment the projects and tunding
1cD stopped
In July 1965 were agan raumed.
aa Feb 1924-ereeting with
=- He thaught it was
ray passible telms & karamessines handled the Hustl
busines
theis own.
He didn't know anytbng..
DInterulew with furmer Deputy Chief uf Western European Divis un,
=da feb 1924. He stated the assigoment of mritent to the
"was handled without the benets t
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the route pracessing procedures through the western European
isseun.: Hunt's assignment was coordinated and directed by
aramessines. He was unemare of any spectic project or
rget tur Hunt. Hunt produced pastie intelligence on the
duang this perad the officials responsible fur the offaal.
ponsible fur this effect within the western Eumpean Disino
se totally unaware of it
The maj. ot info he had about Hunt
is bearsay, far example, a comment war made by a mutual
quaistance
to the effect that Huntstated that while in
dred he was going to "play golf and write books."
personal opinion -that Hunt had no apecational functunacd
I simaly granted the apportunity to write books fur bus aun
sanal gara at guu't expene
02 memo fur the recard, dated 20 Dec 1973, conversatur
th ch
Laesk in 1964,65. He was told by
Eur * who had been tuld by karamessinies that Hunt was
be assigned to
las I
I,as adirected assignment by Hebms.
wauld not have twat.
After a couple
nths is; he was told that Hunt was going!
It came to him frum karamessines on Helms'arder
I was to have the phone
yout he would do authing
Itunt was to suboat adaistrative vouchers for
mbursement of his expenses & they were to be paid. He knows
I there wa no operatunal repartrag, tu indicate that Hunt was
ig anythiag..
Load told him that bedidn't know what
ot did.
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I 22 FeD 1904- Search af Finance recaras to determine is a$3u, uno
yment to tunt that required no accounting, could be found.
bedTravel clams Er 1960-1972: Analyzed itunt's aduance
•Quat for yr in
and have determined that
33,500 was aduanced to am far travel and transportater
th one tro to Racu tarenew visal. One stem appeared unmual.
expendituce of 11,600 suca sensitue operation which was
proved for weieroff by me. Desmond Fitzgerald on iture1966
zoe strange aspect of the
assignment la
that all the costs were churged to the suppoct allotment
ithe: EUR Division which is not normal as
people are usually assigned to the project. Itisunusual
have a case afficer abroad for one year on an operature!
ssignment without bins incurring aperational expenditures.
@nema dated a may 1974, by chief,
re "Watergate
le Research• Final Repact.
Recalls that there were occarunal inquirre
Ancendents of
about the repotted presence al
Elettunt. At no time did tunt contact him. There was some info
197à cuncerning reported actuaties in i
_Ley Robert vesco.
o 290ct 1924 memo from Dar, of Security - "Leaue secords reflect that
the four week pay perred encing a3 Navember 1963 Mr Hunt
ik a total of ll hours sick leaue and no annual leave, In the
Lowing four week pay perlod., be took 3 hours sick leave
a a7 hours annual leave. We are uncible to further identity the
res on which the above sick and annual leave were taken
Travel records reflect that mr tunt cunducted no othcial travel
ang the month of Nou. 1963:"..
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I memo fur record, 20 Sept 1934-by SiDe Breckinridge.
"Hunt's travelrecord shous official travel in September,
October and December, but none in November; all of this
travel was to New York. "
i states that we-
already know, as a result of responses to previous requeits,
that we have no recocds on sturgis that would show
similar informatus; he was not an agency employee.
"Securty praided us with a colums by Jaek Andersen, of
16 April 1924, in which he covered the Hunt-sturgis rumur,
aumissing it. A copy of the news columnis attached. This woul
suggest that; rather than polke photographs of persons
counded up and booked, the photograpbs in question are
candon snapshots of crowds. If this is correct there would be
no related police fingerprint records that could be checked
for verificaticin
a) memo fur Deputy Directer for administratin frun Diriof
Security
subj: SHaltunts Date 23 Oat 1974. Discusses
allegation degarding Hunt # Sturgis. "Mr Sturges was not
associated with the Agency in any manner in lovember
1963." FBI Liaison officer interulewed bunt on izoct
1974 and Hurt adused at that time that he had learned
of the assassination of JFK "an his car radio while be
warina leave status
-In the Washingtan scasea."
memo for the recurd, dated al December 1923, ay
_Breckinridge Hust war inthe Do Division and in Aug 1464
was assigned to the
Latfice. "I gave t a a
-possible press treatment that Hunt wa engaged indomeste
operations (something senator Baker pursüing) and that
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us assignment to l
atter the electin could be presented
s gulag him time to cool ott. "
eckground. = 19 June 1922
Emplayed by cIn hear wew 1949 until his voluntary
reticement aa 30 apcil: 1970
1971 - served as an adusocto Nixon- Chiana trip.
"Subject # of curcent intereit to thel
Istaft
Dec 1950- assigned as Chief at Station
serued as Chier of possun there until 1953
-June 1954 to Feb 1257
untilearly 1960
June 1960- assignedto
Nou 1961= reassegned to the soPh
on Project - BayofPige
Staft
Jan 1962
to office of the ChiefLoDe
July 1962-
"to the DODs Research and Publication
Section in washragto
July 1964
"to ire DossI
Staff
Feb 1965
" office of the DOR LOperatunt Group
_June 1965- Seat 1966- Cuntract agent-
sept 1966 Chief af Eucopean
unt!
retirement 30 Apal 1920.
6 Nor 1920 - granted a
Aporaual for
use bit
DIFF
@
La June 192à - Inquiry of
Istuff on 19 Junelaza
revealed that this is a current relatenshe
subject's see file reflects that last, in the past, has been of
operatoral interest to masames Angleton.
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' Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote).
DATE: 11-14-2017
JFK Assassination System
Date:
4/24/201
Identification Form
Agency Information
AGENCY:
FBI
RECORD NUMBER :
124-10205-10348
RECORD SERIES:
HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 92-2717-116
Document Information
ORIGINATOR:
FBI
FROM:
SAC, PH
TO:
DIRECTOR, FBI
TITLE :
DATE:
PAGES:
SUBJECTS :
03/22/1961
6
ABR, ASSOC, AKA, REL, INQUIRY, BKG, B/F INT, GAMBLING
ACT, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, ACK
DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION: Unclassified
RESTRICTIONS : 4
CURRENT STATUS :
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DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 02/18/1998
OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE
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DATE: 11-14-2017
In Reply, Please Refer to
Tile No. 92-444
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
March 22, 1961
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN, IS, UNCLASSIFIED
DATE 1/2184
BY SA6SA GAL
$241,326
ANGELO BRUNO
ANGELO BRUNO (ANGELO BRUNO ANNALORO, true name)
BRUNO, a de-
Passport
#186 3135, issued at Washington, D. C. December 29, 1959, was
born May 21, 1910 at Villaba, Sicily, Italy, and Immigrated
to the United States in May 1911. He holds
Certificate of
Derivative citizenship A-150 03o from his father, MICHAEL
BRUNO ANNALORO. BRUNO married on January 29, 1932 ASSUNTA
BRUNO ANNALORO nee Maranca, better known as SUE BRUNO.
From confidential sources it has previously been
reported that ANGELO BRUNO had a financial
interest in the
gambling casino in the Plaza Hotel In Havana, Cuba, for an un-
known period of time in 1958 and 1959. It was said he was
associated in this venture with various individuals, some of
whom were identified
as CARL "PAPPY" IPPOLITO; CHARLES TOURINE,
who is also known as "The Blade;" and an individual named
"DAYLIGHT.
It was established
that the Hotel Plaza gambling
casino in
Havana, Cuba, had obtained permission under the
CASTRO Regime to resume operations in June 1959, however, as
of August 1959 this gambling casino was not in operation and
has not resumed operations to date.
ANGELO BRUNO has disclosed to one confidential
source of information that in April 1960 he, BRUNO, was able
to obtain most of the money he had invested
in this gambling
casino but encountered some difficulty in bringing this money
out of Cuba.
In July 1959 this same source of information was
advised that BRUNO's Investment in this gambling casino approxi-
mated $180,000.
In April 1960 BRUNO related to this source that
his wife, SUE BRUNO, had
recently written a check in the amount
of $50,000 to purchase the control or interest in a vending
machine business in Miami Beach, Fla.
COPTES DERMLOVIN
80.7 Mr 26 rid
92-2717-116
ENCLOSURE
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DATE: 11-19-2017
In Reply, Please Refer to
File No. 92-444
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTICATION
Philadelphia, Pennaylvanta
March 22, 1961
ANGELO BRUNO
ANGELO BRUNO (ANGELO BRUNO ANNALORO, true name )
BRUNO, a de-
rivative citizen of the United States,
Passport
#/186 3135, issued at Washington, D. C, December 29, 1959, waB
born May 21, 1910 at Villaba, Sicily, Italy, and Immigrated
to the United States in May 1911. He holde
Certificate of
Derivative Citizenship A-150 036 from his father, MICHABL
BRUNO ADALORO: BRUNO married on January 29, 1932 ASSUNDA
SHUNG ANNALORD nee Marance, becter known as sue bRuNe.
From confidential sources it has previously beon
reported that ANGELO BRUNO had a iinancial interest in the
gembling casino in the Plaza Hotel in Havana, Cuba, for an
Uh"
known period of time in 1958 and 1959.
It was said he was
associatod in this venture with various individuals, some of
whom were identified as CARL "PAPPY" IPPOLICO; CHARLES TOURINE,
who is also known as "The Blade;" and an individual named
"DAYLIGHT."
It was establiahed
that the Hotel Plaza gambling
casino in Havana, Cuba, had obtained permission under the
CASTRO Regime to resume operations in June 1959, however, as
of August 1959 thid gambling casino was not in operation
and
has not resuned operations to date.
ANGELO ENUNO has disclosed to one confidential
source of information that in April 1960 he, BRUNO, was able
to obtain most of the money he had invested
in this ganbling
casino but encountered some difficulty in bringing this money
out of Cuba.
In July 1959 this same source of information was
advised that BRUNO's investment in this gambling casino approxi
mated $180,000, In April 1960 BRUNO related to thie source that
his wite, SUE BRUNO, had recently written a check in the amount
of $50,000 to purchase the control or interest in a vending
machine business in Miami Beach, Fla.
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RO FORM NO, BA
Office Memorandum
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
TO
• Chef ese heak
DITE 2 Gugnat St
FROM
S/AS.F. Emia
# 40696
contrade fa di bulient stai date, et ramet
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• DELEI
(When Filled le)
DATE PREPARED
REQUEST FUR PERSONNEL ACTION
27 JULY 1965
1. SERLAL NUMBER
2. NAME (Last Frose-Middle)
024345
3. NATURE OF PERSONNEL ACTION
PHILLIPS, DAVID AiTici
REASSIGNNENT
6. FUNDS
V TO V
OF TO V
V TO CF
XX
CE TO C
4. EFFECTIVE DATE REQUESTED
13. CATEGORY OF EMPLOYMENT
MONTH
DAY
YEAR
JUN | 6 | 68
7. COST CENTER NO. CHARGE.
ABLE
REGULAR
B. LEGAL AUTHORITY (Completed by Office o
Personnel)
6135 0875
10. LOCATION OF OFFICIAL STATION
9. ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGNATIONS
DDP /WH
FOREIGN FIELD
BRANCH
16-10
16-10
11. POSITION TITLE
182. POSITION NUMBER
13. CAREER SERVICE DESIGNATION
ATT POL OFF
OPS OFFICER (CHIEF OF STATION)
14. CLASSIFICATION SCHEDULE (GS, LB, esc.)
15. OCCUPATIONAL SERIES
FSR •
GS
0186.01
0274
16. GRADE AND STEP
08 5
16 4
17. SALARY OR RATE
16,920
S 18,170
18. REMARKS
FROM: DDP/ME/BRANCH 2/MEXICO CITY, MEXICO STATION/0340/
MEMORANDUM SENT TO DICI VIA DDP REQUESTED THE APPOINTMENT • OF
MR, PHILLIPS AS COS,
STATION APPROVED
ON 13 APRIL 1965. MR. PHILLIPS REPLACED MR.
WHO HAS BEEN ASSIGNED TO WE/BRANCH 2/HBADQUARTERS, EFFECTIVE
6 JUNE 1965.
FORM 250 HAS BEEN SUBMITTED
Date 28÷6
1-FINANCE
1-SECURITY
18A. SIGNATURE OF REQUESTING OFFICIAL
ROBERT D. CASHMAN
C/WE/PERS
DATE SIGNED
Security Approval has beer granted 2or
the uge
napola by is request
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JFK Assassination System
Identification Form
Agency Information
Date:
10/21/20
AGENCY: HSCA
RECORD NUMBER: 180-10110-10124
RECORD SERIES: SECURITY CLASSIFIED FILES
AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 155-JFK
Document Information
ORIGINATOR:
FROM:
TO :
TITLE:
HSCA
DATE: 08/22/1978
PAGES:
2
SUBJECTS :
CIA, ADMINISTRATION
DOCUMENT TYPE: SUMMARY
CLASSIFICATION: Unclassified
RESTRICTIONS: 1A
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Interview of Doug Gupton, 8/22/78.
Douglas Gupton was interviewed by Dan Hardway and Gaeton Fonzi at
9?45 AM at CIA Headquarters at Langley. He was shown the letter of release
(omnibus) and stated that he understood it.
Mr. Gubton said that he was born on 5/9/29 and that he is currently
retired and living in
Mr. Gupton stated that he was an operations officer of the CIA in
1963 assigned to either the Covert Action division or the
desk: Mr. Gupton said that he left Miami in mid 1961, one or two months
aft cover actio us dance Cupton stated that susubs ver
He stated that Mexico City CA projects would habe been reviewed by the
CA Guidance Staff.
Mr. Gupton served with the CIA from 12/51 to 6/30/78. Prior to 1960
or toa korker ini sturgis.
_ He stated that he did not know Joseph B. Smith
He did know E. Howard Hunt.
Mr. Gupton stated that he was in charge of propoganda operations in
the UMWAVE station.
He said that he was often meeting Cuban agents directly
and that he also had a couple of Case Officers wou worked for him.
provided guidance for those CO/s. He pointed out that his efforts were
limited to propoganda.
Mr. Gupton stated that he was not involved in radio
Swan at all; that operation was handled directly out of washington by
David Phillips.
Gupton stated that Roberto Espin did not work on Radio
Swan but that he did do radio propoganda for a cousin of Raul Castro's wife.
These were commercial broadcasts from Miami on Agency purchased time. Mr.
Gupton said that he gave Espin "general guidance" but gave him pretty much
free reign otherwise.
Mr. Gupton stated that he communicated with Dave Phillips, his boss in
Washington, by telephone and cable. He said that Phillips visited Miami
quite often.
Mr. Gupton said that his relationship with his Case Officers was informal.
He said that he would discuss: things with them rather than exercise formal
leadership.
Mr. Gupton was asked about the control the CO's exercised over the various
Cuban groups. Gupton said that there was a mutuality of interest and that the
exiles had a good respect for the U.S. and realized that we were their only
hope for the future. Gupton added that most of the exiles were sincere
patriots.
Mr. Gupton recalled the DRE and stated that he often met with the leader
of that group. He could not recall having met Salvat but does remember hearing
of him.
Gupton said that he was personally in contact with dozens of Cubans
ranging from representatives in media, labor, students, women, politics, etc.
Mr. Gupton said that with some of the CUbans he had daily contact. He said
he was in contact with Espin on the average of three times a week.
Gupton said that he did not coordinate his operations with Hunt whom he
met occassionally but more with Bender.
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Gupton does not recall either Hunt or Phillips ever using the name
"Knight"
.. Gupton stated that he never met agents together with Phillips
and that he does not recall hearing Phillips use any name other: than his
own.
Gupton did discuss his problems with Phillips but more often with the
Chief of Station.whom he thinks was Bob Reynolds. Gupton said that his main
concern was to keep Phillips informed and that he tried to solve his problems
himself.
• Gupton said that he did not work with San Jenis.
•Gupton stated that Ross Crozier was one of the Case officers who worked
for him.
He said that he saw Crozier daily.
He does not remember that
Crozier handled the DRE. He said that he would know what Crozier was doing
in general but not in detail. He said that there were periods when Crozier
would disappear for several days.
Gupton said that he was aware of the leaflet drops over Cuba after they
had occured.
He was not involved in the operation which Phillips had ran
out of Washington.
Gupton pointed out that not all the propoganda was
coordinated in that Phillips did a lot of things on his own out of Washing-
ton that he did not let Gupton in on.
Gupton stated that he had never met
Pedro Diaz Lanz.
Gupton stated that there were two sets of operations.
His operations were ran out of Miami and he kept Phillips informed. Phillips
ran a second set of seperate operations personally out of Washington and
he did not keep Gupton briefed on these operations. Gupton said that the
FRD also ran independent propoganda operations. Gupton stated that Phillips
used many of his old contacts from Havanna in his personal operations during
the Bay of Pigs. He said that one of these people was Luis Conte-Aguera.
Gupton: said that Phillips did not do his trouble shooting for him and he does
not recall Phillips ever using the name Maurice Bishop.
When confronted
generally with Crozier's story Gupton said "Well, maybe I did. I don't
remember." Gupton said that the sketch of Bishop did not look like anyone
he knew. He said that he had never heard the name Bishop in Miami.
He does not know Paul Bethel but remembers the name.
• He does not
know Companda... He did not meat Ted Shackly until he became chief of the
Division.
He said that the name Salvador Diaz Verson was familiar and
also that of Jerry Buchanon but he does not remember that they were ever
used by the Agency. Gupton did state that Hal Hendrix was a friend of
Phillips.
Gupton said that Phillips met him in Havanna and that Phillips
often used him to place articles in the Miami News.
Mr. Gupton stated that he had never heard of Celluma Fantasma.or
Alpha 66.
Gupton stated that he did not know Max Lesnick.
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SEARCH INSTRUCTIONS To be.com
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Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note).
DATE: 11-14-2017
"Identification Form"
Agency Information
SIGNINUI
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RECORD NUMBER :
124-10178-10225
RECORD SERIES:
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AGENCY FILE NUMBER : 175-DL-109-11
Document Information
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FROM: SAC, DL
TO :
TITLE :
DATE:
PAGES:
SUBJECTS :
02/06/1990
3
JFK, SUSP, INTV, MARCELLO, CARLOS
DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION: Confidential
RESTRICTIONS :
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Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note).
DATE: 11-14-2017
In Reply, Please Refer to
File No.
U.S. Department of Justice
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Dallas, Texas
February 6, 1990
ALL W/29227100 001
HERERS IS UNCLASE
WHERE SHOWN OTHE
CEPT
SUBJECT :
ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT
JOHN F. KENNEDY;
PPSAKA
00: DALLAS.
During the past eleven months, Dallas
has conducted
an extensive review of the original assassination
investigation (DL 89-43) for information of additional lead
In addition, extensive outside reading of articles,
publications, books, and government reports were reviewed
prior to the interview of CARLOS MARCELLO on 9/6/89.
Nothing
in any Bureau report has provided any reasonable indication of
MARCELLO'S involvement in the captioned assassination, or that
he assisted OSWALD in the assassination. There have been
numerous outside publications theorizing a connection between
MARCELLO and the assassination, but none of these theories has
been able to provide substantive proof of MARCELLO'S
involvement. MARCELLO was interviewed by Buagents on 9/6/89
at the FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTER (FMC), Rochester, Minnesota,
regarding his statements on 2/27/89 that he was "going to gẹt
KENNEDY when he came to Dallas". As expected, MARCELLO denied
making these statements, as well as denying any involvement in
the assassination of President KENNEDY. MARCELLO denied
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knowing OSWALD OI OSWALD'S uncle, DUTCH MURRET: MARCELLO also
denied knowing EDWARD BECKER, or
making a statement to BECKER
in 1962 about having President KENNEDY killed.
It was the opinion of the agents conducting the
interview of MARCELLO that he was clear and lucid at the time
of the interview, although he would, at times, ramble in a
disoriented manner, apparently attempting to get the interview
off track.
Employees at the FMC confirmed MARCELLO would at
times feign being disoriented for his own personal
convenience, but that at other times, he would legitimately be
disoriented.
Based on this information, it would appear that
MARCELLO was legitimately disoriented on 2/27/89, thus making
the veracity of his statements suspect.
Coincidental to the statements by MARCELLO on
• 2/27/89, the New Orleans Division advised by teletype dated
3/15/89
that the former Chief of Police and current City
Councilman of New Orleans, JOSEPH GIARRUSO, had received
phone call from an unidentified female caller with a British
The caller claimed to have worked part time for an
attorney in New Orleans for a period of two days some time
between 1966 and 1968.
This caller refused to identify
herself, but did provide a telephone number in England.
caller advised GIARRUSO that she remembered typing a letter
for the lawyer and that in the letter money was sent to the
mother of LEE HARVEY OSWALD and that a statement was made in
the letter concerning the KENNEDY assassination.
By airtel dated 9/20/89 Legat, London, advised that
DEBORAH MILLINGTON had been interviewed at Brighton, England,
on 8/31/89, by representatives of NEW SCOTLAND YARD.
MILLINGTON admitted to being the individual who had called
GIARRUSO in March of 1989.
MILLINGTON provided a description
of the attorney for whom she had worked, as well as the
general location of his office.
MILLINGTON claims to have
been interviewed as a potential witness in the trial of CLAY
SHAW. The New Orleans Division, by airtel dated 10/3/89,
advised they had no information regarding MILLINGTON'S status
as a witness in the CLAY SHAW trial, nor did the information
she had provided concerning the location of the attorney's
office coincide with the details provided in her interview.
2
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It should be noted that the above allegations byl
MILLINGION again place the Bureau in the dilemma of being
presented facts 25 years after the event that can neither be
confirmed nor discounted.
Dallas is of the opinion that no
additional investigation
in this matter is warranted, in view
of the fact that this subsequent investigation was initiated
based on statements made by MARCELLO while in a semi-coherent
state and that these statements were subsequently denied by
MARCELLO when interviewed.
In addition, volume upon volume of
investigation has previously been conducted by the Bureau, as
well as various Congressional sub-committees, and none of
these investigations has
ever established a positive
connection between MARCELLO and the assassination.
Any
further pursuit of this investigation will merely give
appearance of self-doubt regarding the original
and subsequent
investigations.
Accordingly, UACB, Dallas is closing DL 89-43
(the original KENNEDY assassination), as well as the current
investigation (DL 175A-109) relating to captioned matter.
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DISPATCH
CLASSIFICATION
SECRE
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TO
INFO.
Chief of Station, Mexico City
FROM
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SUBJECT
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MARKED FOR INDEXING
XX
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CAN JUDGE INDEXING
ABSTRACT
MICROFILM
ACCOM
PLISHED
RYBAT/
ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES
We would like to take
time out in our investigation of the President's
assassination to appraise the role of the Mexico City Station in the whole affair.
the early afternoon of 22 November 1963, Mexico City has been the only
overseas reporter in the case.
While this 1s partly dictated by the
of Lee OSWALD's life, we have not overlooked the really outstanding per-
formance of Mexico City's major assets and the speed, precision, and perception
with which the data was forwarded.
Here it was relayed within minutes to the
White House, ODACID, and ODENVY.
Your LIENVOY data, the statements of Silvia DURAN, and your analyses
were major factors in the quick clarification of the case, blanking out the really
ominous spectre of foreign backing.:
We regret
that we have been able to send you so little information in
return, but we have not been given nuch yet.
We do know that Lee OSWALD denied
ne had ever been to Mexico except for a jump to lla Juana. We have quickly
screened the FBI report on the whole case but we do not yet have a copy for
retention. It does not
promise your sources. Basically, what the New Yor
limes has printed about the report is all true.
3.
We have meanwhile been flooded with fabrications, of which the ALVARADO
story was the most troublesome.
They are still coming in.
(CONTINUED)
Distribution:
0&1 - COS, Mexico City
396-716
§'CROSS REFERENCE TO
CLASSIFICATION
SECRETA
DATE TYPED
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CONTINUATION OF
DISPATCH
SECRETIVI
HMMW-12193
You have had good support from your llaison, but as usual the really
outstanding features were Mexico Station's Lamous generalship
and the skill and
devotion of its personnel.
Please convey our admiration to all who participated,
down to the last technician, translator,
and monitor.
We know that the work
your Station did during the President's 1962 visit made you feel this tragedy
with particular keenness, as did we.
Been 9, Galbined
OLIVER G.
GALSON
REPRODUUTION POOMBINED
FORM
5-60
(40)
53a
USE PREVIOUS EDITION.
CLASSIFICATION
SECRET
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JFK Assassination System
Identification Form
Agency Information
Date:
4/23/201
AGENCY: FBI
RECORD NUMBER :
124-10298-10044
RECORD SERIES: HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER :
92-2824-106, 107, 108, 109, 110
Document Information
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM: SAC, DL
TO: DIRECTOR, FBI
TITLE:
DATE: 03/03/1965
PAGES:
37
SUBJECTS:
JFC, RES, LOAN, ASSOC, CRIMINAL ACT, B/F INT, REL,
FISUR, TOLL CALLS
DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION: Unclassified
RESTRICTIONS:
4
CURRENT STATUS : Redact
DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 05/11/1998
OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE
COMMENTS :
INC LHM, 2 RPT, 2 MEMO
NW 45754 DocId: 32309257. Page 1
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FJ-283 (ReT 3-1-38)
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
REPORTING OFFICE
DALLAS
TITLE OF CASE
¡OFFICE OF ORIGIN
DALLAS
DATE
6/24/65
REPORT MADE BY
IVAN D. LEE
CHARACTER OF CASE
INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD
3/9 - 6/11/65
TYPED BY
jp
JOSEPH PRANCIS CIVELLO, aka
AR
REFERENCE:
Report of SA JOHN B. HOTIS, dated 4/9/65, at Dallas.
Dallas letter to Bureau, dated 5/27/65.
ENCLOSURE:
TO BUREAU
Original and one copy of letterhead memorandum characterizing
informants utilized in this report.
LEADS:
CHICAGO
AT ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS
1. Will identify current subscriber to telephone # 968-
1662, 962-4666, and 877-8107.
SPECCA AGENT
APPROVED
COPIES MADE:
- Bureau (92-2824) (Bure.- 2)
- USA, Fort Worth
- Chicago (92-351)
2
- Houston (94-192)
2 - New Orleans (92-40)
2 - Dallas (92-36)
DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW
9212824-1110 REG-137
JUL
6 1965
XASY
NOTATIONS
DISSEMINATION RECORD OF ATTACHED REPORT
AGENCY.
REQUEST RECD.
DATE FWD.
HOW FWD.
1-017 1/12/65
221
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: *
DI 92-36
subscribers to the following numbers:
BR 6=4497
BR 8=5257
BR 8-9717
BL 4-0151
2. Will thereafter attempt to ascertain purpose of
CIVELLO's contacts with subscribers of
these numbers.
ADMINISTRATIVE:
It is noted that the investigative period overlapped
that of the previous report; however, this report contains informa-
tion which was received from auxiliary offices after referenced report
was dictated.
Spot surveillances conducted by Bureau Agents on JOSEPH
CIVELLO at his residence.
4809 Gulfstream, Dallas, at at his
brother's liquor store (Airway Liquors, 3122 West Mockingbird
Lane indicates that CIVELLO spends most of his time at the liquor
store or his residence.
Surveillance maintained on CIVELLO while
at the liquor store indicates that he is usually conversing with
his brother, CHARLES CIVELLO, and his brother-in-law, ROSs MUSSO,
who usually
accompanies CIVELLO from his residence to the store.
On
the days CIVELLO has been observed at the liquor store, he has not been
observed to use the telephone at the store.
It was also noted that
he did not have any visitors or converse
with anyone other than
customers making purchases at the store.
Detective H. M.
HART, Criminal Intelligence Section, Dallas
Police Department, advised that in survelllances that he has con-
ducted on CIVELLO's residence,
he has noted that usually the wives
of CIVELLO and ROSS MUSSO remain at the residence most of the time.
He stated that he has never observed the residence when all of
the occupants have been absent.
IDENTITY OF INFORMANTS
Informants DI T-l is DL 271-6, DI T-2 is DL 135-C,
and DI T-3 is HO 1082-C.
The following informants who are acquainted with gamblers,
bookmakers, and criminal element in the Dallas area could furnish
C
COVER PAGE
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DI 92-36
no information to indicate that CIVELLO is presently active in any
criminal activities in
Dallas area:
DI 140-C. contacted by SAS ROBERT M. BARRETT and IVAN D. LEE
PCI
,, contacted by SA ROBERT E. HARTZ
OTHER 4
DI 181-C contacted by SAs ROBERT M. BARRETT and IVAN D. LEE
DL 185-C contacted by SAs
DI, 197-C contacted by SAs ROBERT M. BARRETT and IVAN D. LEE
ROBERT M. BARRETT and IVAN D. LEE
DI 208-C contacted by SAs ROBERT M. BARRETT and IVAN D. LEE
DL 254-PC contacted by SA IVAN D. LEE
Confidential
source JEROME J. CRANE contacted by SA ROBERT
3. CRAVE
M. BARRETT.
D*:
COVER, PAGE
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## Page 5
TO
FROM
SUBJECT:
OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10
5010-106-03
MAY 1362 EDITION
GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Memorandum
DIRECTOR, FBI (92-2824)
DATE:
5/27/65
/DAC, DAILAS (82-36) (8)
JOSEPH FRANCIS CIVELLO, aka
AR
(00: DALLAS)
Re Dallas report of SA JOHN B. HOTIS dated 4/9/65;
Bureau letter to Dallas dated 4/22/65 requesting Dallas to
explore the relationship between JOHN DRAGNA, captioned
subject and the hoodlum element in the Dallas, texas, area.
Phe 1965 City Directory for Dallas, Texas, reveals
that JOHN DRAGNA and his wife ANN reside at 6128 East
University Boulevard, Dallas,
Texas.
His employment is
Itsted as the John Dragna Real Estate Company, 3611 A
Greenville Avenue.
A financial statement for the Merchants State Bank
located at Ross Avenue and Henderson Street indicates that
JOHN DRAGNA is one of the 22 directors at the Merchants State
Bank.
On May 20, 1965, H. M. HART, Detective, Criminal
Intelligence Séction, Dallas Police Department, advised that
he had recently obtained a financial statement from Dun and
Bradstreet and furnished a copy of the statement to the FBI
The statement reveals that DRAGNA represents.
substantial means with his affairs believed to be in good
order.
DRAGNA is active in real estate and oil and handles
some construction as a side line. In November, 1963, JOHN A.
DRAGNA deferred submitting a detailed financial statement but
stated he represented tangible worth in excess of $5005800
with assets centered primarily in stocks, oil royalttes and
real estate.
The investigation revealed
that a cash account
is maintained with a local bank with balances averaging in low
to moderate five figures. The file indicated that his assets
Bureau
2 - Dallas
H668 92-2824=204
IDL/jtf
(4)
21 JUN : 211965
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DL 92-36
consisted of several apartment houses in Dallas, Texas,
which are held by DRAGNA for rental income. Investigation
revealed that DRAGNA is active in numerous civic functions
and is well thought of locally. His annual income is
estimated
at $60,000 per year.
The file indicated that
DRAGNA was born in 1906, is presently. divorced and has been
a long-time resident of
Dallas.
On May 20, 1965, HART advised that their investi-
gation of CIVELLO,
which has involved numerous surveillances
in the past, has failed to indicate that he has been in
personal contact with DRAGNA.
HART advised their files contain
no information to indicate that DRAGNA has a close relationship
with CIVELLO other than the fact that they possibly belong to
the Italian-American Club and attend various Italian functions.
Spot surveillances conducted by Bureau Agents have
failed to indicate that CIVELLO is associating with DRAGNA
that DRAGNA is visiting the Airway Liquor Store owned by
CHARLES CIVELLO.
Regarding the information previously furnished by
DL 135-C that JOHN DRAGNA, member of the Board of Directors
of the Merchants State Bank, is subject's contact in the
Merchants State Bank, informant was recontacted on May 4,
1965, concerning the person or persons who possibly leaked
the
information that FBI Agents were checking accounts at the
Merchants State Bank.
Informant stated he was originally of
the opinion that JOHN DRAGNA was the one who tipped off the
individuals concerned, but now he is not sure inasmuch as
any employee of the banko who was aware of the Agent's
presence, could have fased on the information.
Informant
advised on his previous contact, he assumed that it was DRAGNA
but that he had no proof nor had he received any direct
information that DRAGNA was responsible.
In view of the fact that the informant can offer
no concrete
information as to the person or persons possibly
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Aide:
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SAC; Dallas
(92-36)
4-22-65
Director, FBI (92-2824)
JOSEPH FRANCIS CIVELLO, aka
AR
Re report of SA John B. Hotis dated 4-9-65.
On page 2 of re report information is set forth,
attributed to DL 135-C,
to the effect that John Dragna, a member
of the Board of Directors of the Merchants State Bank, Dallas
is Civello's contact with the Merchants State Bank as
well as
the contact for other local racketeers. This informant also
reported that when the records of that
institution were recently
checked by your office; Dragna immediately notified Civello and
several other racket figures who formerly had accounts in that
bank:
It would appear from the above action on the part of
Dragna that his position with the bank is being utilized to the
advantage of the hoodlum element.
there would appear to be some degree of influence exerted on
a bank official by the hoodlum element.
In conductingsyour criminal intelligence investigation
of Civello, this situation should be more fully explored to
determine the extent of
. Dragna's relationship with the hoodlum
element and the degree of hoodlum influence being exerted on
hin and the reasons therefor. Inguiries should also be made.
to determine whether Dragna is related to Louis Dragna,
Los Angeles hoodlum. You should also be alert to the possibility
of Dragna, in his capacity as a bank official being involved
in a violation of the banking laws.
Upon obtaining more detailed information regarding this
matter, a comprehensive letterhead memorandun should be submitted
to the
Bureau in accordance with previous Bureau instructions
relating to Hoodlum Influence in Banking Institutions.
In view of the information received to date, you should
be circumspect in your dealings with the Nerchants State Bank
NOTE: Civello is a ICN member residhe tin Di currently being
investigated under CIP. DL being instructed to fully develop the
extent of hoodlum influence being exerted on bank official:
and
relationship of this official with hoodlum element
CJD"mlp
MAILED 3
APR 2 2 1965
19 APR 23
1965
MAIL. ROOM V
TELETYPE UNIT D
CCMM-FBI
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FD-263 (Rev. 5-1-59)
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
REPORTING OFFICE
DALLAS
TITLE OF CASE
OFFICE OF ORIGIN
DALLAS
JOSEPH FRANCIS CIVELLO aka
DATE
INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD
4/9/65
2/8 - 3/23/65
REPORT MADE BY
JOHN B. HOTIS
CHARACTER OF CASE
EX•101
APRECIA
REFERENCES:
Dallas report of SA JOHN B. HOTIS dated 2/9/65.
Dallas airtel to Bureau dated 3/3/65.
Little Rock letter to Dallas dated 3/22/65.
Las Vegas letter to Dallas dated 3/25/65.
-P-
ENCLOSURE
LEADS
TO BUREAU: Original and one copy of letterhead memorandum
characterizing informants utilized in this report.
TYPED BY
rmb
CHICAGO, HOUSTON & NEW ORLEANS - INFORMATION.
Information copies furnished these offices inasmuch
as investigative leads remain outstanding with these offices.
APPROVED
COPIES MADE:
Bureau (92-2824) (Eve 2)
USA, Fort Worth, Texas
Chicago (92-351)(nfo)
Houston (94-192) (Info)
- New Orleans
(92-40) (Info)
2
= Dallas
• (92-36)
Dissemination Record of Attached Report
Agency
Request Recd.
Date Fwd.
How Fwd.
Deft
1/22/65
ali: Ari 1065
DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW
92-2824+
6 APR 15
10 7 REC-24
EX 110
Notations
VьH 1005
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## Page 9
DL. 92-36
A review of Polk's Greater Dallas Directory, 1964,
reflects ARTURO TREVINO, Agent, U. S. Internal Revenue Service,
resides with his wife, CONCEPCION B., at 511l Denton Drive,
Dallas, Texas.
On 2/25/65,
Mrs. BIRDIE SUE BELCHER, Merchants
Retail Credit Association, Dallas, advised ARTURO TREVINO has
very high credit rating.
has been employed as an agent with
the Internal Revenue Service since approximately 1956, and
- into Rexas
prior to that time worked for United Texas Drys Company, Dallas.
His wife CONNIE was employed in 1954 by Taylor Publishing
Company and is presently employed by Baptist General Convention,
Dallas.
The file reflects his previous addresses include 511l
Denton Drive, Dallas (1959); 4322 Deere Street, Dallas (1957) ;
1831 Idaho Street (1954); 2347 Lucas Street, Dallas (1954);
1016 St. Louis Street, Dallas (date unlisted); and 121 East
Grawyler, Irving,
Texas (1957).
Mrs. BELCHER further advised
that prior to moving to the Dallas area, TREVINO resided in San
Antonio, Texas.
IDENTITY OF INFORMANTS
B F 18 D 56 contacted by 8A quor a man
J, liquor salesman
for Phil Schepps, Distributors, Dallas, contacted
by SA JOHN B. HOTIS.
The following is a list of informants utilized in
following the activities of CIVELLO and his associates in the
Dallas Division:
DL 140-C, contacted by SA ROBERT M. BARRETT
DL 135-C, contacted by SA JOHN B. HOTIS
PCI
I, contacted by SA JOHN B. HOTIS
DL 208-C-TE, contacted by SA IVAN D. LEE
DL 251-PC; contacted by SA JOHN B. HOTIS
Du 181-C,
contacted by SA IVAN D. LEE
COSAS ROBERT SO RAREER a IVAN contacted by
SAS ROBERT M. BARRETT and
OTHER 4
OTHER 4
-D*-
(Cover Page)
Ses.
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104-10234-10132
ORIG
UNIT : AF/4/GLS
EXT : 6963
CATE :21 March 1966
TO
FROM: DIRECTOR
..:::
COPIES
- 21
DI DET
8J NO INDEX
O PILE IN CS FILENO.
SECRET
6A-20
FL
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13.
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CITE DIR
REF:
DIR 89022 (not sent
Deü 89912
Guile
37mat6
899110
I. FOLLOWING IS SINARY REL BOOK CABLE WHICH SAY BE USEPUI.
STATION IN CURRENT SITUATION:
"1."
3, REUTER DISPATCH 16 MARCH 1966 YROW HAVANA REPORTS WIDESPRRAI
PURGE HIGE OFFICIALS, MILITARY LEADERS AND COSGUNIST LEADERS CUBA.
FORBIGN MINISTRY AND FOREIGN TRADE NINISTRY MOST AFFECTED; AND 'OFFICIALS
WORKING ABROAD UNDER INVESTIGATION;
iN 13 MARCH SPEECH, CASTRO ATTACHE
KEIBERS OF CUBAN MISSIONS ABROAD WHO SPENT TIME PARTYING, DRINKING BRANDY
IND IN COMPANY PRETTY GIRLS.
HE ADDED THAT PLAYBOYS WOULD BE DRAFTED INTO
ARET OR' SENT TO THE FARMS.
here a fellne of Can 550n
SOME OF CASTRO'S EARLIEST AND LOST ACTIVE FOLLOWERS HAVE ALRRADY
1:09:
FALLEN VICTIM; MAJOR ROLAND CUBELA WED HAS TRIED AND CONVICTED FOR
ALLEGEDLY PLOTTING AGAINST CASTRO WITH SUPPORT U.8. BASED' EXILE LEADERS, :
ANT, MAJOR AHBIJEIRAS WHO DISHISSED PROM GOVT IN DISGRACE FOR BEING
PLAYBOY CUBA WAS POPULAR PIOUR AND EIS TRAL BUSULTED ANY CASTRO
aY STUDENT AGITATION.
W07.
4.: UNDERLYING CAUSES THE UNREST WHICH IMPELLING CASTRO RESORT TO
SION TRIALS AND PURGE ARE ECONONIC AND SOCIAL FAILURES CUBAN REGIME,
STRIKINGLY SIMILAR TO NERUNAH'S FAILURES.
BASIC FOCD. PRODUCTS ARE SCARCE
cắT inG
BODY MA
RODUCTION BY OTHER
THAN
THE ISSUIMG
CAN SEPPERIA
OMIBITED.
TT4954 7499556737
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## Page 2
GRIG :
UNIT : AF/4/GLS
ĐIT : 6963
DATE &22 March 1966
'TO
FROM: DIRECTOR
CON&
CIDEN
SHONDEN
O PILE IN ES FILE HO
SECRET
t. *
TO
RATO: VA; PILE D RID COPY
INFO
SUGAR CROP IS SHÁLL AND EXPORT EARNINGS WILL NOT PAY FOR BASIC IMPORTS:
GONT BURSAUCRACY VIRTUALLY COLLAPSID DUS DISHISSAL SOME 60, 000 DIPLOYEES
IN: INTEREST ECONOMY.
128%% 2:
3.: "SUGGESTED PSYCH LINES REY ARE:
:A.: PORTRAY PURGES AND TRIALS AS DESPERATE EFFORT CASTRO DIVERT
PUBLIC ATTENTION INTERNAL DIPPICULTIES AND ATTEMPT LAY BLANE ON OTIERE I
B.: COMPARE CASTRO TO NERUMAR, SUKARHO OTHER TYRANNICAL NATIONALII,"
LEADERS MIO HAVE BANKRUPTED TERIR 'ECONONTES, SOLD OUT TABIR NATIONS TO"-
COMMUNISE®
C. RAISE QUESTION WID AHONGST, CASTRO FOLLOVERS CAN PRIL BATE WHEN
CASTRO TURNING AGAINST LOST LOYAL AND DEDICATIN FRIENDS.
B. SITUATION ALSO OFFERS POSSIBILITY ESTABLISH CONTACT SELICTED
CUBAN OFFICIALS ABROAD WHO MAY BE UNCERTAIN THEIE FUTURE WITH OBJECTIVE
_ RECRUITUENT.
.?. GHANA SITUATION OBVIOUSLY OFFERS SOME POSSIBILITIES EFFECTIVE
-QPS AGAINST -CUSANS, BUT APPRECIATE THAT STATION HẠS MANY EXISTINO
:COMMITTUNTS AND MOUNTING GOOD OP AGAINST CUBANS DEPENDENT ON FINING.
WHEN STATION BELLEVES FINING APPROPRIATE EXPLOIT POSSIRILITIES AGAINST
• CUBANS, PLEASE ADVISE AND HQS VILL ATTENPT PROVIDE ADDITIQNAL INFO 1O
SUPPORT, " IN MEANTIKE, STATION HAX,%,gUSIDER SONS' PEYCH PLAY TO
BEC RET
in get tying
PRODUCTION
ISSOINO OFFICE I PROMISITED.
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*. : 6963
ATE: 21 March 1966
TA+019251
O FILE IN CS FILENO.
TOTAL COPIES.
SECRET
PAGE 3
5
FROM: DIRECTOR
CONP !
INFO:
VA. FILE DO RID COPY
to
INFO
CREATE UNCERTAINTY AMONGST CUBANS. GNA GETS REUTERS SERVICE AND
STATION MAY BE ABLE ELABORATZ ON BASIC STORY BY GETTING PRESS COMMENT
ON SOCIAL ACTIVITIES CUBAN EMBASSY ACCRA.
• END OF MESSAGE
Літин
AF/COl
1..:.
AUTHENTICATIN®
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AR THAN THE ISSUING OFFICI LS PROMIBITED.
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## Page 1
JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM
IDENTIFICATION FORM
AGENCY INFORMATION
AGENCY: FBI
RECORD_NUMBER: 124-10236-10322
RECORD_SERIES: NO
AGENCY FILE_NUMBER:
89-69-1165
Released under the John
F. Kennedy
issassination Records
Collection Act of 1992
144 USC 2107 Notel .
Case#:NW 53025 Date:
05-22-2017
DOCUMENT INFORMATION
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM:
TO: SAC
TITLE:
BELMONT. DONALD R.
DATE: 11/23/1963
PAGES: 1
SUBJECT: JFK, INQUIRY, NEGATIVE
DOCUMENT TYPE:
ORIGINAL
CLASSIFICATION:
PAPER. TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
Unclassified
REVIEW DATE:
12/05/1996
STATUS Redact
NEW
CLASSIFICATION:
UPDATE DATE:
02/14/2001
RESTRICTIONS:
JFK Act 6 (4)
COMMENTS:
1H 53025 DocId: 32182612
Page 1
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## Page 2
AW OPTIONAL -DOM NO. 10
UNITED STATES GUVERNMENT
Mémorandum
TO : SAC (89-69)
DATE:
11/23/63
FROM : SA DONALD R. BELMONT
SUBJECT:
UNSUB:
JOHN F. KENNEDY - VICTIM
ASSASSINATION OF
PRESIDENT, 11/22/63
The following informants were contacted on dates
indicated regarding captioned matter.
None had knowledge of
the identity of the assassin .or any information regarding likely
suspects in this matter:
NO 1118-C
11/22/63, by SA Donald R. Belmont
11/22/63, by SA Belmont.
by SA Belmont
11/22/63 by SA Belmont.
(1)
DRB
PC BOAT BY COUTS E/22/63, 23/53 00 5A Wooten.
NO 1011-C, 11/23/63, by SA Delane Christianson
NO 1200-C,
by SA Christianson
PET MIXIE 631, 11/23/63, by 3A Christianaon
ALI, INFORMATTON CONTAINED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSI
DATE 7-13-93 x9803: Rdd/ude
(SFK)
89-69-1165
•CARGHED
SERIALIZED
....FILED storie
NOV& & 1963
FBI - NEW ORLEANS
539-10295
HW 53025 DocId: 32182612 Page 2
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