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CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH                                       S-E-C-R-E-T                                   EGOA-215736.  By summer 1963 detailed South American immigration data had been acquired. This disclosed that Subject's language deficiencies, background, knowledge of the Soviet Union, and work history were insufficient to guarantee his smooth processing through the INTERGOVERNMENTAL COMMITTEE FOR EUROPEAN MIGRATION (ICEM). Our investigation also pointed up the fact that until Subject was provided with a detailed life history containing the information required by prospective employers and/or immigration authorities, he was not in a position to be resettled anywhere, let alone South America. As a result, HARVARD's plans to process Subject for immigration had to be cancelled, at least temporarily.7.  A CABEZONE Stage I C.O. was given the task of preparing a life story containing the factual information needed for the filling out of job applications, to stand up under detailed interviews and, if South American immigration ever took place, to satisfy immigration requirements. This legend was given to ODIBEX Camp King representa- tives who prepared a new political recognition interview story, arranged for the removal of copies of the old story from the various FEDREP files and replaced them with the new.8.  For the first time since Subject had arrived in HARVARD'S custody the way was clear for a final resettlement. Subject's Reiseausweis was renewed and he was quitclaimed and advised to work and establish himself in Germany. He was told that nothing more could be done for him and that immigration to South America at anytime in the future would be without KUBARK assistance.9.  HARVARD has done everything to insure Subject a successful future free from problems resulting from his "black" association with KUBARK. Therefore, there is good reason to believe that KUBARK will not have to become involved with any of Subject's future problems. It is also unlikely he will attempt to coerce KUBARK with threats to reveal all. With his criminal background he is aware that he can be brought to the attention of the French authorities. He also believes that KUBARK's position in the FEDREP is such that we have nothing to fear from any action on his part..10. At the time of this writing Subject has a position as research and development engineer with a Munich firm. He allegedly receives DM 1500 per month, has an expense account and is to receive a percentage of all profits realized from the sale of any devices he develops. He expects to move to Munich permanently about the end of May or June 1964.11. HARVARD has arranged with CSB Data Processing Branch to publish a noforn drop notice under Subject's documented name so that any attempt to immigrate to any country will bring him to the attention of KUBARK and appropriate action can be taken.12. It is suggested that Headquarters arrange to apprise HARVARD of any inquiries regarding Subject under his documented name or any of the names listed in Attachment C.ORME K. DARONNATAPPROVED:FREDERICK K. UMNODEAttachments:A. Recognition Interview Story (USC)B. Termination Agreement                                (USC)C. Iden List                                                   (USC)Distribution:Orig & 1 - AF, w/atts (USC)1 - EE, w/o atts1 - WH, w/o atts1 - SR, w/o atts1 - KUPLUM, w/o-attsS-E-C-R-E-T                                                                                                    2 of 2