Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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DCD-1127831 January 1979SUBJECT: House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA)Request (OLC 77-5635/4)f. Priscilla Johnson McMillan -- DCD response to her request (P 76-1861) under the Privacy Act. Full text and sanitized copies of all this material should be available from IPS. Also attached are four intelligence information reports which were not furnished in response to the PA request.j. Richard Snyder -- one memorandum which may relate to the individual in whom you are interested.k. Alexis Davison -- negative.2. I have made no attempt to sanitize this material. I understand that HSCA staff members who will be examining these documents are fully cleared, and will not be allowed to remove any of this material from our Headquarters, make any copies of this material, or make any notes therefrom that would reveal any material that is properly classified and deals with intelligence sources and methods. All of the attached material is for your retention *except* file A-12-79-00.3. Please direct further inquiries about this matter to the undersigned on extension 3767.![signature of Ruth Elliff]Ruth ElliffAttachments a/sRELLIFF:WECDistributionOrig #1Addressee, w/atts1 - C/DCD, wo/atts1 - C/Staff A, wo/atts3 - RELLIE11 - Control2
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From: Walter LloydInformation from SENunder demanded and gave himavailable for review on him (July)Who stored in Miami-Best is cuing unt - He could betragged into Laurent- works forAndersonWARREN313629227 JulyA 8161Letter to lefile 10/0224 AugCONFIDENTIAL 092000Z SEP 76 STAFFCITE DCD/MIAMI 13596TO: PRIORITY DCD/HEADQUARTERS.TO: OFFICE OF THE CHIEF (SPILMAN) FROM HENNESSEYWNINTELSUBJ: FIELD OFFICE ASSISTANCE TO OGCREF : SPILMAN/MAINWARING TELECON, 9 SEPTEMBER 1975, SAME SUBJECT1. IN RESPONSE TO A TELEPHONE CALL FROM DEPUTY CHIEF, OCD, ON 23 AUGUST 1975, WE MADE HOTEL RESERVATIONS IN CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA, FOR WALTER LLOYD, OGC, FOR THE NIGHT OF 23 AUGUST. THE MIAMI FIELD OFFICE WAS HELD OPEN THAT EVENING FOR A MEETING ATTENDED BY MR. LLOYD, SAMUEL SHERES, US DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND WILLIAM WARNER, US DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION. JACK HENNESSEY, DCD/MIAMI, ALSO ATTENDED AND PROVIDED A SHORT GENERAL BRIEFING ON DCD OPERATIONS. FOR THE MOST PART, THE MEETING CONSISTED OF A DISCUSSION OF THE PAST RELATIONSHIP OF MITCHELL L. VERSELL III WITH BKHERALD, ESPECIALLY WITH DCO AS REVEALED IN THE DOD MEMORANDUM TO OGC DATED 3 MARCH 1975.2. WE WERE ADVISED BY TELEPHONE DURING THE EVENING OF 27 AUGUST BY A. THOMANN, DCD DUTY OFFICER, AND SUBSEQUENTLY BY WALTER LLOYD, THAT LLOYD WOULD VISIT MIAMI AGAIN ON 30 AUGUST IN CONNECTION WITH THE WESSELL CASE. LLOYD DID NOT TASK DCD/MIAMI IN ANY WAY DURING THIS VISIT. HOWEVER, HE DID CHECK IN WITH US LOCALLY BY TELEPHONE UPON ARRIVAL IN THE MIAMI AREA. HE CALLED US AGAIN DURING THE EVENING OF 31 AUGUST AFTER HIS RETURN FLIGHT TO WASHINGTON, D.C., AS A COURTESY SINCE HE DID NOT HAVE THE TIME TO CONTACT US PRIOR TO HIS DEPARTURE FROM MIAMI.3. MR. LLOYD AGAIN RETURNED TO MIAMI, THIS TIME ONSOARD A USAF JET STAR AIRCRAFT, EARLY ON THE MORNING OF 2 SEPTEMBER. HE CONTACTED US THAT AFTERNOON BY TELEPHONE TO REQUEST THAT WE KEEP OPEN THE FIELD OFFICE SO THAT HE COULD DEPOSIT CLASSIFIED FILES IN OUR VAULT OVERNIGHT. HE APPEARED AT THE FIELD OFFICE AT 1753 HOURS AND BRIEFED
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PAGE 2 DCD/MIAMI 13506 CONFIDENTIALUS ON HIS TRAVEL OF THE DAY. HE PLACED TWO FOLDERS OF CLASSIFIEDMATERIAL IN OUR VAULT FOR THE NIGHT, AND RECLAIMED THEM ON THEFOLLOWING MORNING, 3 SEPTEMBER. IN ADDITION TO MAKING WORKING SPACEAVAILABLE TO LLOYD FOR A COUPLE OF HOURS DURING THE MORNING OF 3.SEPTEMBER, WE MADE CURSELVES AVAILABLE FOR ANY FURTHER ASSISTANCETHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN REQUIRED THAT DAY. HOWEVER, NOTHING FURTHERWAS REQUESTED OF US. THE LOCAL OS OFFICE PROVIDED AN ESCORT FORLLOYD'S RETURN COMMERCIAL FLIGHT TO WASHINGTON LATER THAT AFTERNOON.LLOYD ADVISED US IN THE MEANTIME, HOWEVER, THAT THE LOCAL JUDGEHANDLING THE WERBELL CASE ASKED FOR LLOYD TO APPEAR IN MIAMI AGAINDURING THE FOLLOWING WEEK, WHICH APPARENTLY BECAME UNNECESSARY SINCEWERBELL AND HIS CO-DEFENDANTS WERE ACQUITTED OF ALL CHARGES BY. THEJURY ON 3 SEPTEMBER.4. AFTER RECEIVING TWO OR THREE FELEPHONE CALLS FROM AR, SHERES,   DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, MIAMI, ON 25 AUGUST, DURING WHICH HE ASKED   FOR BKHERALD INFORMATION HELD IN BEHERALD HEADQUARTERS FILES, US   SUGGESTED THAT HE CALL LLOYD DIRECTLY AT HIS OGC OFFICE. WE BELIEVE   THAT THE ATTEMPTED USE OF DCD/MIAMI AS A CHANNEL BY SHERES STEMMED   FROM THE SEEMING (TO HIM) EXPEDIENT NATURE OF SUCH AN ARRANGEMENT AS   MUCH AS FROM A PASIC MISUNDERSTANDING OF BKHERALD'S CHAIN OF COMMAND   AND INFORMATION FLOW STRUCTURE. NEVERTHELESS, NO SUBSTANTIAL   DIFFICULTIES DEVELOPED DURING THE VISITS TO DOD/MIAMI BY LLOYD,   E2 IMPDET CL BY 011668CONFIDENTIAL
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. WattsAttached is all the material DCD has on Werbel. He has been the subject of several communications between DCD's FIO/PIC staff and OGC and the FIO staff in the DDO.Also attached is the microfilm-records on an Arnold A. Bayard. I don't think he is the Colonel Bayard referred to in the memo, but it is hard to tell since we don't have any bio data on him.4.54 (DATE)FORM NO.101 REPLACES FORM. 10-101WHICH MAY BE USED.
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OGC 76-084424 February 1976MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, SOGChief, DCDChief, LA DivisionSUBJECT: Mitchell Livingston Werbel Ill1. I was advised by the Justice Department on 23 February that Werbel has been indicted and the trial is scheduled to begin on 29 March in Miami, Florida. The charges relate to importing and distributing quantities of marijuana. With Werbel's propensity to raise his past affiliations with the Agency, we can anticipate problems during this trial. An additional problem is presented because Werbel is defended by Edwin Marger who was the defense attorney for John Hawk in the B-26 case in Buffalo, New York in 1966. It was Edwin Marger who subpoenaed the CIA General Counsel as a defense witness.2. The Justice Department has received information that a person either currently or formerly affiliated with the CIA has been participating in Werbel's meetings with his attorney. It would be appreciated if all addressees could review their holdings on Werbel and determine if there is any validity to any recent contacts with him. I would urge that instructions be sent to Miami that no, repeat no, contact with Werbel take place between now and the beginning of the trial.3. It would be helpful if each addressee could prepare a summary of the various contacts Werbel has had with CIA in the past. Please check to see if you have any information on a Colonel Bayard who was killed-in Atlanta, Georgia during the summer of 1975. Bayard, reportedly an associate of Werbel's, had previous contacts with the Agency. It would be appreciated if your responses could be received by close of business 2 March.![signature of John K. Greaney]John K. GreaneyAssociate General Counsel4.54
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ARCIOLO A. BAYARD1175 York AvenüeNew York City, New York.BUSINESS:Subject is President of the:1097765 - M. L. Bayard Company, Inc., Philadelphia, Penna.
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CONFIDENTIALF 92744INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUMS1 OCT 1961DATE4 October 1961TO:FROM:Chief, Contact Division, MChief, Personnel Security Division, O3SUBJECT:FILE:Belford, Arnold A. (303030)A 427441. Reference is made to your request for a security clearance on the subject person as a potential source of intelligence information. The necessary checks have been completed with the following results:a. [ ] No additional information has been obtained, except for such biographical information as indicated below or in the attachment.b. [x] Information has been received that subject was investigated with favorable results in 1950.c. [ ] Certain information has been received and appears in the attachment which your Division will wish to consider in determining the extent and level of your use of Subject.2. It is to be noted that our checks were made on the basis of the identifying information you furnished on or as attachment to this memorandum. Should this information be erroneous or that Subject is known by a different name, this Division should be notified immediately.![signature]![printed name]Chief, Research Security Division![document ID]4.54
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CONFIDENTIAL3 March 1976MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, WashingtonChief, MiamiSUBJECT : Mitchell Livingston Werbell III1. The attached memorandum was prepared for John Creaney, OGC, who requested a summary of our records on Mitchell L. Werbell III. Werbell is to be tried in March 1976 in Florida on a charge of importing narcotics. OGC anticipates that Werbell may claim some Agency connection because he has done so in the past. Creaney also asked about 400 connec- tions with Colonel Anyard who is mentioned in paragraph 9 of the attached memorandum.2. OGC has asked that there be no contact with Werbell at least until the trial is over. In view of Werbell's tendency to become involved in schemes with which the Agency cannot afford to be identified, I wish to extend indefinitely the AUSA's injunction against contact with him.JACKSIAL R. BURTONChief, Domestic Collection DivisionAttachment: 1/SDistribution:2 - Washington2 - Miami2 - OGC1 - C/P&EDIETKER/kbCONFIDENTIALF2 REPORT CL DT 0341524.53
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CONFIDENTIAL2 March 1976MEMORANDUM FOR: Office of General CounselATTENTION : John K. CreaneyVIA : Deputy Director for OperationsSUBJECT : Mitchell Livingston Werbell IIIREFERENCE : OGC 76-0344 dated 24 February 19761. A review of DCD records indicated that Mitchell L. Werbell III was an occasional contact and source of this Division from 24 July 1959, when he first initiated the contact, until March 1971. It appears from our records that all of the contacts were at Werbell's volition and that at no time was he viewed as a particularly useful or reliable source. Werbell did provide unsolicited information which was reported by DCD in seven foreign intelligence information reports. In January 1976 DCD responded to a Freedom of Information Inquiry from Werbell. Copies of the documents released to him are available from the DDO/PIC.2. After meeting with Werbell at his own request in July 1959 the Chief of the Miami Field Office noted in a Memorandum for the Record that little credence could be placed in anything Werbell said. During succeeding contacts Warbell provided information which resulted in the following reports:a. Photographs of Canarioca Harbor, Cuba (1965)b. Dope and arms running, Dominican Republic (1965)c. Planned coup in Guatemala (1966)d. Political, economic, military situation in Dominican Republic (1966)e. Planned invasion of Haiti (1966)f. Planned invasion of Haiti (1966)g. Venezuelan request for arms (1967)E2 IMPDET CL BY 010650CONFIDENTIAL4.53
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CONFIDENTIAL 271454Z FEB 76 STAFFCITE DCD/WASHINGTON 13234TOR PRIORITY DCD/MIAMIMAINAR ING FROM ZEIMERSUBJECT: MITCHELL L. WERBELL, 111HAS MIAMI FIELO OFFICE HAD ANY CONTACT WITH VERBELL DURINGPAST YEAR? HE WAS LAST CONTACT? E2 MPDET CL BY 238552CONFIDENTIAL![date stamp] 12-09-00FEB 27 10 47 AN 76
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CONFIDENTIAL 271600Z FEB 76 STAFFCITE DCD/MIAMI 13136.TO: PRIORITY OCD/WASHINGTONATTN: OFFICE OF THE CHIEF (ZEIMER)SUBJ: MITCHELL L. WERBELL, IIIREF: DCD/WASHINGTON 13834.WE HAVE HAD NO RECENT CONTACT WHATSOEVER WITH MITCHELL WERBELL, III. THE LAST CONTACT BY THIS OFFICE WAS A TELEPHONE CALL RECEIVED BY JAY GLEICHAUF ON 9 MARCH 1971 AND DISCUSSED IN MIM-056-71.E2-IMPDET-CL BY 011568-CONFIDENTIAL
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12-79-00Feb 26 3 34 PM 76CONFIDENTIAL 262306Z FEB 76 STAFFCITE DOD/WASHINGTON 13825TO: PRIORITY OCD/MIAMIFROM ZEIMER12:09.00SUBJECT: MITCHELL L. WERBELL IIIJUSTICE DEPARTMENT HAS ADVISED OGC THAT SUBJECT HAS BEEN INDICTED AND TRIAL WILL BEGIN ON 29 MARCH 1976. THERE MUST BE NO REPEAT NO DOD CONTACT WITH WERDELL EVEN IF HE SHOULD ATTEMPT TO INITIATE THE CONTACT. E2 IMPDET CL BY 838592CONFIDENTIAL
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CONFIDENTIAL22 January 1976MEMORANDUM FOR: DDO/PICATTENTION : Hal MatterSUBJECT : P 76-023 - Mitchell Livingston WerBell, III1. DCD records reflect that Subject has been in contact with the Agency since 1959. The last record of contact with Subject was in March 1971.2. The documents in DCD's file which pertain to Subject fit into the following categories:a. CIA Office of Security namecheck data. (OS File Number 27686)One Slographic data sheet is attached for release to Subject provided those portions marked with brackets are doleted from the released version.b. Eighteen internal decuments are attached and may be released to Subject provided those portions marked with brackets are deleted from the released versions. Deletions are based on exemptions (j) (1) (b), (j) (1) (d), (j) (1) (e), (j) (1) (f) and (k) (1).c. Attached are two newspaper articles which pertain to Subject and which may be released to him.d. DCD also has a document which reflects that Subject provided DCD with 56 black and white photographs taken of the Camarioca Harbor area of Cuba. DCD has neither the originals nor copies of these photographs although they may be retrievable from NPIC. Should Subject request that these photographs be returned to him, we would make every effort to surface them.E 2 IMPDET CL BY-0106504.51
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# CONFIDENTIALSUBJECT: P 76-023 - Mitchell Livingston WerBell, IIIA copy of this document is attached and may be released to Subject provided those portions marked with brackets aro deleted from the released version.e. DCD also has two FR Division cables which pertain to Subject. One is from FR/Atlanta (00349) to Director, dated 11 July 1974. The other is to PR/New York (670514) from NE/ARI/I, dated 17 March 1975.f. One FBI report (CI-3) 62-108665DATE: 6 August 1974TO: Director, CIAFROM: Director, FBIWashington, D.C.SUBJECT: Mitchell Livingston WerBell, IIIg. DCD has reference to a report on the Dominican Republic which Subject provided DCD in September 1966. DCD, however, does not have a copy of this document. A notation in our file indicates that the document was sent to OCI/WH/Dominican Desk. DCD records do not reflect the exact title, only that it is a report on the Dominican Republic.h. Six internal DCD documents which may not be released to Subject. Copies are attached for your information. Denial is based on exemptions (J) (1) (b), (j) (1) (d) and (k) (1).i. DCD suggests that in answering Subject's request he be informed that Agency records indicate that he willingly provided information that resulted in soven foreign intelligence information reports. Four of these reports recoived advance toletype dissemination. We suggest that Subject be informed that the Agency is reluctant to declassify and release the eleven documents via the mail as such an action would put then in the public domain. Should Subject insist on seeing the documents, DCD will considor sanitizing and showing them to him in the presence of an Agency representative.j. DCD also has one monorandum for the record which concerns an OGC trace on Subject's sons, dated 16 April 1975. A copy of this document is attached
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CONFIDENTIALSUBJECT: P-76-028 - Mitchell Livingston WerBell, IIIfor your information. In light of paragraph onoof OGC 75-4582, dated 10 Decomber 1975, can weassume that this is not a record?3. DCD suggests that a statement thanking Subject   for his cooperation be included in the Agency's response   to his request.JACKSON R. HORTONChief, Domostic Collection DivisionAttachments:As statedDistribution:Orig. & 1 - Addressee1 - Control1 - DCD/Privacy1 - OC/DCDro34.51
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# CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYBIOGRAPHIC DATA1. SUBJECT: LAST NAME - FIRST NAME - MIDDLE NAME   WERBELL, Mitchell L.2. ALIASES   1279003. DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH   8 March 1913-Philadelphia, Pa.4. SEX 5. CITIZENSHIP   Male US6. FULL NAME OF SPOUSE, DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH. CITIZENSHIP.7. RESIDENCES (Including No. and Street, Zone, R.F.D., etc.)| FROM    | TO  | COMPLETE ADDRESS        || ------- | --- | ----------------------- || Present |     | Powder Springs, Georgia |CONTINUED8. EMPLOYMENT| FROM    | TO  | NAME OF EMPLOYER                          | COMPLETE ADDRESS        || ------- | --- | ----------------------------------------- | ----------------------- || Present |     | Leader of Organization to Combat Communiu | Powder Springs, Georgia || ?       | ?   | Alexis, Inc.                              | Atlanta, Georgia        || ?       | ?   | Cool Roof of Georgia, Inc.                | Atlanta, Georgia        || ?       | ?   | Werbell-South, Tic.                       | Atlanta, Georgia        |CONTINUED9. EDUCATION (High school, undergraduate work, etc.)| FROM | TO  | NAME OF SCHOOL | DEGREE OR MAJOR || ---- | --- | -------------- | --------------- |CONTINUED10. ADDITIONAL PERTINENT INFORMATION, INCLUDING FULL NAME, CITIZENSHIP DATA ON PARENTS AND CHILDREN.CONTINUED
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SECRETCIA INTERNAL USE ONLYE-12-79-00MIM-008-7411 January 1974Chief, Domestic Collection DivisionATTN: Support Branch/OSS (Ryan/lce)Chief, Miami Field OfficeMitchell L. WerDell, IIIREF: OSS-44-74, Dated 8 January 1974Thank you for referent. For the record, subject has made no further effort to contact anyone in this office; similarly, we plan no attempts to get in touch with him. Thus the matter rests there at this writing. Should he call again, however, we will keep the advice contained in referent in mind in dealing with him.BRUCE K. MATIMARINOBEM:mbCIA INTERNAL USE ONLYSECRETB 2 IMPORT CL BY 010650
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CIA INTERNAL USE ONLYChief, Miami Field officeATTH: Mr. Bruce HalvaringChief, Domestic Collection Division (Support Branch/033)Mitchell L. Vorbell, IIIF-12-79-00033-44-748 January 19741. We have reviewed subject's 201 file for additional information. Subject was of interest to this Agency in 1959 and was granted a POA in August of that year. This was cancelled in October 1959 when his information proved to be of little value and because it was suspected he was using Agency funds to promote his personal interests. He has subsequently attempted to pass himself off as an Agency employee. He is characterized by the file as unscrupulous, a "wheeler-dealer" and a promoter of grandiose schemes. The subject has been under investigation in 1973 by both the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms and the United States Customs Service for activities relating to possible mercenary activities in Abaco Island, Bahamas.2. If the subject should contact your office again, we suggest you accept whatever information he has to offer but make no further commitments concerning Agency contact. Subject is well known to the appropriate look and is of extremely doubtful character.3. We trust this memorandum will provide you with useful information concerning this subject. Thank you for bringing his name to our attention.SPRyan for REames/hcc: Services Br. (Control)IP FilesFILE: HI-25819JACKSON N. HORTONREPORT CL. BY 0108304.51INTERNAL USE ONLY
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Chief, Washington Field OfficeDirector, Domestic Contact Service12 July 1972A-168762Military Armament Corporation, Powder SpringsRE: Van Izer/Marlin telconsA-1279001.  Attached for your reference telephone conversations in case of indictment or possible release of certain telephone monitoring information, summarized in your memorandum. Georgia officials differ in that regard, in as much as they all feel Mr. Dorrill is in a tenor of urging the same thing. They all feel it is adverse to this writer (being) compounded in other telcons in file.2. This writer will so advise several dependable sources who have considerable interest in same. This writer feels informing the committee staff is the vital point. They know, of course, of the telcons as they were furnished a copy; however, same do not emphasize the conversation character or the recognition in the telcons to be used in indictments. This writer feels it is vital to avoid perpetual financial difficulties.3. Marshall was reached but this writer (only) had a conversation with him wherein Marshall advised "you will not be able to do anything with it". We can not refuse to do it. Marshall is to be advised this writer will furnish protection to the best developing of officials, or otherwise. This writer feels Marshall takes it no other or in minute detail and possible information of additional significance.4. If we can be of further assistance in this matter, please advise.AttachmentCJH:rml:111CC: Services Division (Control)File: RE 23000James H. Durkin
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Chief, Personnel Security Division, 08 16 March 1971Director, Domestic Contact Service(Chief, Services Division)William Mitchell Livingston, III - Retention of DOD Security Clearance/Recmt. Contact1.  The information reported in the referenced self-explanatory memorandum, regarding Subject's self-initiated contact with our Miami Field Office, may be of interest.2.  The Office of the General Counsel and HR Division have been apprised of Subject's recent activities.3.  Any questions pertaining to this memorandum should be directed to Mrs. Virginia Thornewberry, Ext. 7075.William J. VaughanEnclosure: As stated aboveVThornergry4.51
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# SECRETOGC (John Creany)F12.77-00MIM-056-71Director, Docestic Contact ServiceATTN: John McConnellJohn Creany (OGC))Chief, Miami Field OfficeMitchell Livingston Kerbell, III10 March 19711. On 9 Mar 71 we received a long distance call, precumably fre Powder Springs, Georgia, from subject, who is an old and unsavory contact of this office dating from 1959. Werbell has been involved in a variety of pers, the Latest of which concerned an abortive invasion of Haiti which John Creany was very much concerned about a year or so ago.2. Werbell stated that the Department of Defense had just revoked his security clearance on grounds of Werbell's "frivolous behavior" in the Haitian coper. Werbell stated that he intended to "fight it to the Supreme Court", as he had always kept us and other elements of the US Government informed concerning developments in the Haition witter.3. Werbell asked if there was anything that we could do for him in the way of interceding for him with the DOD, and we frformed his bluntly and in no uncertain ters that he was strictly on iis can, and we could do nothing for his. He then asked if it would be worthwhile to subpoenal [Bart Comtales]. We informed him that it was up to his attorney to make such recomendacions.4. Werbell scened to get the message, and then offered to keep us advised regarding an alleged forthcoming attempt on Haiti which is being sponsored by [Rolando Masferrer], even though Masferrer is currently incarcerated in a Federal [prison]. We told Werbell that if he wished to pass any information along we would accept it but under no circumstances should he attempt to clicit any Information on our behalf. He agreed that he would operate on this tasis and cuild he eight be in touch with us again.5. In view of Werbell's record we felt that this latest contact should be a matter of record and that OCC should be informed of developments.[JFG/cea] E.: VThone - 3/15JUSTIN F. GLEICHAUFSECRET4.51
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CONFIDENTIAL 331530Z DEC 69 CITE CONTACTS/WASHINGTON 24675CONTACTS/MIAMIFROM MCCONNELLJOHN GREANEY, OCG, WILL BE COMING TO MIAMI MONDAY, 8 DECEMBER, IN CONNECTION WITH THE TRIAL OF THE EIGHT INDIVIDUALS ALLEGEDLY INVOLVED IN THE BOMBING OF PORT-AU-PRINCE.NEW SUBJECT: (MITCHELL LIVINGSTON MERRELL) OF ATLANTA IS MENTIONED IN A (WASHINGTON POST) ARTICLE TODAY IN CONNECTION WITH ALLEGED RECEIPT OF GUNS SHIPPED FROM VIETNAM THROUGH BOLIN AIR FORCE BASE.MR. GREANEY SUGGESTS THAT YOU AVOID, IF POSSIBLE, ANY CONTACT WITH WERBELL.CONFIDENTIAL4.51