Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# 13-00000CABLE SFCRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONPERSON/UT NOTIFIEDCLASSIFIED MESSAGETOTAL COPIESROUTING AND/OR INITIALS. SEEN BY**SECRET**GROUP 1EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC(When Filled In) DECLASSIFICATION1. DRS 62. 729REPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITED3. 84. OSD 95. 10ADVANCE COPY☑ ISSUEDSLOTTEDINDEX:YESNOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO.BY: T AT: 1215 ZX-REF TO FILE NO.46DISSEM BYPERFILE RID RET TOBRANCH DESTROY SIG.ACTION.INFO:EUR GRID COPYFILE. VR, BILANO, PAN, CNC, Cales, CIICZ, A/RA, CAS, CafeRa![illegible handwriting that seems to be a signature]#054SECRET 28075 IZ CITE ZURICH/16/10PRIORITY DIRECTOR, BERN28 FEB 69 IN 03310TINK MHOR DER WOMUSEREFS A. DIRECTOR 06625 JUNE 1988B. (ZURICH) 1331 (IN 25455)1. CONSULATE WILL BE REPORTING ON VIA STATE CHANNELS ON VISIT   TO CON SULATE 27 FEB OF RICHARD CASE NAGELL, AKA JOE CRAMER, JOE CRANE,   ROBERT C. NOLAN 201-746537. HE WAREND INTERVIEWING CONSUL THAT   UNLESS PROMISES MADE TO HIM BY US OFFICIALS WERE HONORED HE WOULD   REVEAL TO THE PRESS ENTIRE STORY OF HIS ALLEGED CONTACTS WITH WOFIRM   AND WOULD EXPOSE INDIVIDUALS WITH WHOM HE HAD DEALT IN THE   ORGANIZATION.2. UNLESS ADVISED TO CONTRARY BASE WILL, AS IT HAS IN THE PAST,   LEAVE THIS MATTER STRICTLY TO CONSULATE. BERN PLEASE ADVISE LNER GO.3. MOST RECENT STATE MESSAGE WAS US MISSION BERLIN 2567 OF 26   OCTOBER 68.SECRET![illegible handwriting that seems to be a signature]264170SECRET4/тс
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CTL NO 3065 REQUESTOR PARRISH OFFICE ID/1 04MAR69N3065 NAGELL, RICHARD CASE T = SNAGELL, RICHARD CASE Sarah Hall OS 64 M264170/A CRAMER, JOE/A KRAMER,JOE/A CRANE, JOE/A NOLAN, ROBERT C /Y M /B CIR30 /W CHG TO SRS/Z 0933604NI--I/ND--U/ND--SA--CO
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13-00000SECRET(When Filled In)EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATICDOWNGRADING ANDDECLASSIFICATIONREPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITEDADVANCE COPYISSUEDSLOTTEDINDEX: YES NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO.X-REF TO FILE NO.DISSEM BY:FILE RID RET. TO BRANCH DESTROY SIG.ACTIONINFO:FILE, VR. RIYAN DD/S ADD/S CI CAS CI/103 CI/R/A(SECARA CA/PEG CA/PROP CCS2, F12SECRET 051726Z MAR. 69 CITE BERN 4908PRIORITY DIRECTOR INFO ZURICH15-1815-10INK MHORDER WOMUSEREFS: A. DIRECTOR 06625, 10 JUNE 6815-18B. ZURICH 1610 (W 03310)5 MAR 69 IN 071921. ON 5 MARCH SUBJ AGAIN CONTACTED ZURICH CG AND INEVEN MORE THREATENING FASHION CLAIMED HE HAS RADIO TV TIMEEVENING 6 MARCH AND WILL TELL ALL ABOUT HIS ALLEGED WOFIRMCONTACTS UNLESS HE RECEIVES ASSURANCE THAT PROMISES MADE BYUS OFFICIALS WILL BE HONORED. CONSIDER THIS HIGHLY IMPROBABLEBUT REQUEST HQS CONFIRM PRIORITY THAT SUBJ HAS HAD NO WOFIRMOR OTHER LN HARP TIES.2. FILE DEFER.SECRETSECRET3/mc
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# SECRET13 December 1968MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD:SUBJECT: NAGELL, Richard Case - #264170REF: State Dept. Airgram No. A-903 from Berlin - Subject: Psychiatrist's Report on Richard Case NAGELL, U. S. Citizen Released by GDRReference airgram furnishes background information on Subject and fills in gaps in the chronology of events in Subject's life of interest to the Agency. Of particular note is the fact that Subject was acquitted on 29 April 1968 after his claim of temporary insanity at the time of the crime found support in the expert testimony of a noted American neurologist, Dr. Edwin WEINSTEIN. An article in the January 1968 issue of RAMPARTS by William W. TURNER implied that NAGELL had been involved in the assassination plot against President KENNEDY and that he had been "salted away". Subject denied any involvement in any conspiracy and denied that he had any information of use to GARRISON. Subject alleged that his fear that the CIA might try to "eliminate" him was planted in his mind by Mr. GARRISON. (See page 2 of interview report). On page 3 of the interview report Subject states he no longer believes that it is realistic to think that the CIA was trying to kill him.George R. BABINEAU, Cpt., MC, the psychiatrist at the U. S. Army Hospital, Berlin who interviewed Subject, was granted a continuing liaison clearance on 17 October 1968 at the request of DDP/E/G/IS.Dr. Edwin A. WEINSTEIN was security approved as a continuing contact through SECRET for the Medical Staff on 13 July 1965. WEINSTEIN is with the Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington, D. C.Ricey S. NEW, Jr. NAGELL's attorney who was present during the interview, is with the Washington, D. C. law firm of NEW, MACKEY and GEORGE. Newspaper clippings from the WASHINGTON STAR for 17 March 1966 and the NEW YORK TIMES for 29 August 1965 reflect that NICEY has been associated with East Berlin attorney, Wolfgang VOGEL and West Berlin attorney, Juergen STANGE, in a number of cases involving the release of Americans from East Germany. According to an FBI report dated 3 February 1967 these releases usually involved the payment of specified sums of money and VOGEL and STANGE were allegedly reaping large monetary benefits for their services.Att. Ref.SECRETSarah K. HallSRS/OS![GROUP 1 Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification]
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13-000001 DEC 1968MEMORANDUMSUBJECT: Garrison and the Kennedy Assassination:Richard Case Nagell (201-746537)1. Subject was born 5 August 1930 at Greenwich, New York   City, N. Y. He is a U. S. citizen with passport J 543069.2. Subject is not associated with CIA and has not been so associated.3. He entered the U.S. Army on 5 August 1948, his eighteenth birthday. His military career was distinguished. He was awarded many military decorations for his service in Korea. He was never AWOL or court-martialled.4. On 28 November 1954 Subject was one of six men in a B-25 which crashed near Friendship Airport. Nagell was the sole survivor. The plane was not found for 11 1/2 hours. Nagell suffered severe injury to the head and facial disfigurement. He was honorably discharged from the Army on 20 October 1959 with the rank of captain. In December 1959 he was employed as a special investigator by the Department of Alcoholic Control, State of California. He was dismissed from this position in June 1962. In July 1962 he was shot in the chest but refused to provide the police with further information. In August 1962 he went to Mexico City. In September and again in October 1962 he appeared at the American Embassy in Mexico City. He asked for help in collecting money from the State of California. He claimed that he had been approached for espionage recruitment while in Mexico City but refused to provide any particulars. He said that he wanted to renounce his U.S. citizenship. He left Mexico City on 28 October 1962. On 16 November and 15 December 1962 he was in touch with the FBI in New York City and Jacksonville, Florida. During the latter meeting he said that he had been approached in Washington, D. C., by someone whom he considered to be working for the Soviets.
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5. In December 1962 and January 1963 Nagell was examined at the VA hospital at Bay Pines, Florida. The diagnosis was "chronic brain syndrome associated with brain trauma with behavioral reaction characterized by passive aggressive and paranoid features." (An FBI memorandum of 12 June 1964 noted that Nagell was considered mentally disturbed by his mother, his brother, an ex-wife, and a friend. The mother, who said that she had been under psychiatric care for several years, described Subject's brother, Louis, es an almost hopeless alcoholic.)6. On 20 September 1963 Subject was arrested in El Paso, Texas, on the charge of having tried to rob the State National Bank. A cell mate concluded from Subject's remarks that he had become a Communist Party member after his discharge from the army, that he had attempted suicide three times after his arrest, and that he had made arrangements with the CP in Los Angeles to pick up his passport in El Paso so that he could go to Czechoslovakia.7. In a letter of 6 January 1964 Nagell advised the FBI in El Paso that in September of 1963 he had been instructed by an agent of a foreign government to comply with an agreement made in May 1963 to participate in a criminal offense against the U.8. or be exposed to the FBI. It was this threat, said Nagell, that led him to try to hold up the bank. The reference appears to be to the assassination of President Kennedy. At any rate, sometime after the assassination Nagell claimed that he had known both Oswald and his wife. Pictures of Nagell were shown to Marina Oswald on 18 January 1964. She said that she did not know him.8. At the time of his arrest Subject had in his possession a notebook which made reference to "Medical Aid to Cuba", the "Fair Play for Cuba Committee," the names of six persons alleged to be CIA agents, and other information. The FBI informed the Office of Security on 12 March 1964 that at the time of arrest Nagell also had a list of six names, marked CIA. The names were F. Parker, Mrs. Guthries, C. Churchill, J. Sloss, E. Leibacher, and J. Davanon. It was later determined that Richard Fecteau also appeared on this list, where he was marked as "Lynn, Mass.", and "DAC (CIA)".
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a. Our records show that Richard G. Fecteau was aboard an American plane shot down over Manchuria in November 1952 and that he is serving in Peiping a twenty year sentence on spy charges. Fecteau, an OPC employee, was quoted in the press as saying that he worked for CIA.b. F. Parker was not identified. He may possibly be John Floyd Parker, an Agency employee in 1964 who was in Japan in 1952.c. There is no pertinent identifiable information about Mrs. Inu Guthries. She may be Frances Agnes Guthrie, an Agency employee in 1964.d. C. Churchill was not identified. He may be Creighton Churchill, who was in Japan in 1952.e. J. Sloss may be John Richard Sloss, an Agency employee in 1964.f. E. Leibacher could be identical with Ernst Leibacker who in 1964 was in the Los Angeles field office of the DCS.g. J. Davanon may refer to Joseph Frances Davanon, also in the Los Angeles field office at the time.9. John Floyd Parker, Frances Guthrie, Ernst Leibacker, Joseph Frances Davanon, and John Richard Sloss all stated to the best of their knowledge they had never met Nagell. It is possible, however, that Nagell knew or knew of Parker, Churchill, and Guthrie through their work in the Far East. As for Leibacker and Davanon, Nagell lived in Los Angeles in 1962.10. On 16 April 1964 Nagell sent to the FBI a letter claiming that in September 1963 he had sent to the Bureau a registered letter signed "Jack Kramer". The 1964 letter implied that the 1963 letter had warned the FBI about the impending assassination. The FBI, of course, did not receive such a letter.11. In January 1968 William T. Turner stated in an article in Ramparts, "The Garrison Commission on the Assassination of
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President Kennedy", p. 56, that Nagell was then still confinedat Leavenworth, that he had been a highly decorated infantry captainin the Korean War, and that he claimed to have become a CIA agentthereafter. *Ramparts* shifted the plane crash in which Nagell wasinjured from 1954 and Maryland to 1957 and Cambodia. The articlerepeated the allegation that he staged a phony holdup in order to beunder arrest when the assassination occurred.12. On 6 June 1968 the American Consulate in Zurich cabled    Washington to say that Richard Case Nagell, passport J 543069, had    appeared at the consulate on 4 June and had said that he was working    for a secret U.S. Government agency on a mission to Geneva, where    he was to meet some Japanese. He asked for money. He returned to    the consulate the next day, was incoherent, and seemed psychotic. He    claimed that on 14-16 May 1968 he had been interviewed by District    Attorney Jim Garrison. He said that Garrison had warned him that he    was in danger of being killed and that he wanted to inform CIA that he    was in Zurich.13. On 7 September 1968 another William Turner piece was    printed by *Ramparts* under the heading "/ Assassinations / Epstein's    Garrison". It referred to Nagell as a former U.S. intelligence agent    and repeated much the same story that it had told in January. Turner    and Ramparts may have been unaware that Nagell was out of jail by then.14. On 25 October 1968 the *Washington Post* reported that after    holding Nagell for four months, the East Germans had released him    on 23 October at an East-West Berlin crossing-point. Nagell left.by    plane for the U.S. on 25 October. "Informed sources" said that Nagell    was taken off a train en route through East Germany to Berlin because    he made some remarks which the East Germans considered derogatory.15. On 31 October 1968 State forwarded the text of a report by a    U. S. Army psychiatrist who examined Nagell on 23 October. Nagell    said that he was on active duty with the army from 1948 to 1959 and that    from 1953 to 1959 he was an officer in military intelligence. He also    provided accurate information about the 1954 plane crash and its results --    among them, in his own words, his "unstable personality and immature    or impulsive behaviour". He said that he draws 64% disability pay. He    lost his job in California because one night in 1962, while drunk, he tried    to break down the door of the apartment of his estranged wife.After his confused attempt in 1963 to rob the El Paso bank, hespent 4 1/2 years in prison. He was examined by Dr. Edwin Weinstein,
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a noted American neurologist, who found his electroencephalograms abnormal, and as a result he was released from prison on 29 April 1968.Nagell said that because of the Ramparts article of January 1968 he was paid a visit by Jim Garrison. He told Garrison that he had no Information of any use to him. The interview left him, however, with two fears: that Garrison might try to subpoena him and that CIA might try to "eliminate" him. (By the time he was providing this information in Berlin Nagell was well aware that he was not involved in any conspiracy to assassinate President Kennedy.) He said that his fear of CIA was planted in his mind by Mr. Garrison.After his release he went to New York, where a sister lives. Не was almost hit by a car driven without lights and decided to go to Europe to escape being killed by CIA. In June he appeared in Zurich. He next set out for West Berlin but was taken off the train on 11 June 1968. For several months he was repeatedly asked to admit that he was a spy. Eventually he concluded that the only way to obtain his release was to pretend that he was mentally ill. He did so, was examined by a psychiatrist, and was released."He no longer believes that it is realistic to think that the CIA was trying to kill him." He termed himself "chronically paranoid". The Army psychiatrist concluded "Currently he is not psychotic and seems competent in a legal and psychiatric sense . . . ."Nagell's final remark was, "Well, I'll tell you one thing, that's the last time I ever take a train through East Germany."
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Originated by: DC/CI/R&A:DEPrattidim 10 December 1968Distribution:Orig - DDP1 - Office of General Counsel1 - A/DCI1 - Office of Security1 - DCS (Attn: George Musulin)1 - FBI via C/CI/R&A1- CI/R&A chrono1- DP chrono
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SECRET20 November 1968MEMORANDUM FOR: DC/R&ACI StaffSUBJECT : Richard Case NAGELLAttached for your information is the memorandum dated 26 March 1964 from Mr. Solie of this staff listing the names of seven persons found in an address book by the FBI on the occasion of their arrest of Richard Case NAGELL.I have noted in longhand on the attachment the names of those individuals on whom we have a record. The others are designated either unidentifiable or no record.Cecil C. Tighe![stamp Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification]SECRET
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SECRETMr. R. J. Leonard26 March 1964Chief, Research Branch/SRSNAGELL, Richard Case1.  Attached is a copy of a 2 October 1962 memorandum from the FBI in regard to Richard Case NAGELL.2.  SA Alexander W. NEALE, Jr. of the Washington Field Office, FBI, has informally advised the undersigned that NAGELL has been arrested on the West Coast for bank robbery, is going to be tried in the near future for the alleged crime, and that NAGELL had in his possession the following information:Richard FECTEAU - *OS record*(Lynn, Mass)DAC (CIA)CIAMr. S. PARKER - *U.I.*Mrs. GUTHRIES - *N.R.*Mr. C. CHURCHILL-*U.I.*Mr. J. DAVANON- *OS record*Mr. J. SLOSS - *OS record*Mr. E. LEIBACHER - *OS record*3.  A check of SO Indices has revealed no record of NAGELL, and an RI check only disclosed the attached FBI report. Please recheck SO Indices on the subject, have a file set up on an expedite basis, and on an expedite basis identify the above individuals as to whether any have any connection with this Agency. The above Richard FECTEAU may be identical to the individual who was captured by the Chinese Communists and is now in prison.4.  Also check with Mrs. THORN of OO/C to determine whether OO/C has any record of NAGELL. It is believed that very possibly some![Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification]
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SEGRET- 2 -of the above individuals may be connected with the Los Angeles or SanFrancisco Field Office of OO/C, but at the present moment limit thecheck with Mrs. THORN to determine if they have any record ofRichard Case NAGELL.BLS:jrgBruce L. SolieSEORET
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SECRET28 November 1968MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD:SUBJECT: NAGELL, Richard Case - #264170REF:1.  State Telegrams No. 258355 to U. S. Mission Berlin dtd 19 Oct 1968 and No. 2538 from Berlin dtd 22 Oct 19682.  Clipping from WASHINGTON POST dtd 25 Oct 1968Subject is one of the characters in the GARRISON case. See summary dtd 18 January 1968 in his file. He was arrested for bank robbery at El Paso, Texas on 20 September 1963 and sentenced to Leavenworth penitentiary. In June 1968 CIA received a cable from Bern in which NAGELL was quoted as telling the CONGEN he wanted them to "inform CIA he in Zurich".The details of how and why NAGELL is in Europe, in particular East Berlin, are missing. State Telegram No. 2538 from Berlin states that the charges are still unknown. "Basic documents -- are still in hand of State Security authorities."Subject was released by East German authorities together with one Leon Burris JAMES. An intensive review of JAMES' file (#266602) failed to reveal any connection between JAMES and Subject. State Department reported both cases simultaneously because JAMES and Subject are currently in the same situation in East Berlin. JAMES is also mentally unstable and has cause embarrassment abroad for the State Department since 1964. He was of Agency interest in 1965 because he had in his possession while in Switzerland the names of two Agency employees who were in a covert status. It was never determined how JAMES obtained these names.Sarah K. HallSRS/OSSECRET![GROUP 1 Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification]![handwritten date]
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# E. Germany Frees## U.S. Ex-OfficerWASHINGTON POST Oct 1968BERLIN, Oct. 24 (AP)—East Germany has released a former U.S. Army captain it held for four months. No specific charges were brought against him, the sources added.He was reported in general good condition on his release.Informed sources said Richard Case Nagell 28, was delivered at a border-crossing point between East and West Berlin yesterday in the presence of East Berlin attorney Wolfgang Vogel; attorney Ricey S. New of Washington and an official from the U.S. Mission in West Berlin.A U.S. spokesman said Nagell left by plane today for the United States. Nagell was described as a Californian and a former U.S. Army captain who left the service in 1959. In 1954, he was the sole survivor of an airplane crash near Friendship Airport that killed five servicemen.Informed sources said Nagell was taken off a train by the East Germans four months ago while he was on his way from West Germany to West Berlin through East Germany.Apparently he made some remarks which the East Germans considered derogatory, the sources said.Arrangements for Nagell's release were handled by Vogel, New, West Berlin attorney Juergen Stange and various government officials, the sources reported.The U.S. Mission had not disclosed that Nagell was being held
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13-00000CTL NO 5046 REQUESTOR HALL OFFICE SRS 05NOV68N5046 JAMES, LEON BURRIS T= SJAMES, LEON BURRIS OS 67 G363004-185/A JAMES, LEO PAUL/A NELSON, THOMAS/A JOHNSON, HOLDEN /Y M /L 67CAL, LOS ANGELES /T JR /R SER 2/Z 2113602---------------------NI--I/ND--U/ND--SA--CO---------------------JAMES, LEON BURRIS OS 64 M266602/A NELSON, THOMAS GEORGE /B 23NOV44 CAL /T JR/Z 9023755---------------------NI--I/ND--U/ND--SA--CO---------------------
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13-00000# OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP| TO  | NAME AND ADDRESS | DATE    | INITIALS || --- | ---------------- | ------- | -------- || 1   | C/SRS            | 6-12-68 | BHP      || 2   | DC/SRS           | 6-13    | BP       || 3   | Mrs Hall         | 6/13/68 | SHR      || 4   | Mrs Hall         | 7/15/68 | SHR      || 5   |                  |         |          || 6   | TIGHE            |         |          || ACTION      | DIRECT REPLY | PREPARE REPLY  || ----------- | ------------ | -------------- || APPROVAL    | DISPATCH     | RECOMMENDATION || COMMENT     | FILE         | RETURN         || CONCURRENCE | INFORMATION  | SIGNATURE      |Remarks:The attached report by Mrs. Hall -based on cable traffic re appearance of a Richard NAGELL in Zurich raises question for FBI. IS NAGELL in GARRISON investigation still in prison, or is he one and the same person in Switzerland?Since FBI has been advised by Bern Station do not believe check up necessaryFOLD HERE TO RETURN TO SENDER| FROM NAME, ADDRESS AND PHONE NO | DATE    || ------------------------------- | ------- || Cecil O. Tighe                  | 6/12/68 || UNCLASSIFIED | CONFIDENTIAL | SECRET (40) || ------------ | ------------ | ----------- |FORM NO 237 Use previous editions2-61
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# SECRET12 June 1968MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, LEOB/SRSSUBJECT: NAGELL, Richard Case - #264170REF: IN Cable 25955 dtd 6 June 1968 from [Zurich]OUT Cable 06625 dtd 7 June 1968 to [Zurich]Reference cables concern the claim of an individual appearing at the Consul General's office in Zurich, Switzerland on 4 June 1968 that he is one Richard Case NAGELL. NAGELL was sentenced to a 10 year term for bank robbery on 9 June 1964 and is supposedly in a federal prison in Missouri.GARRISON interviewed Subject as a witness in his investigation according to a news clipping from the CHICAGO AMERICAN dated 2 January 1968. The clipping is marked in Subject's file which is attached. This file also contains a copy of the summary dated 18 January 1968 prepared in research on the GARRISON CASE.It would be of interest for documentation of Subject's file to ascertain from the FBI if Subject is still in prison.I did not receive reference IN Cable 25955 initially. Attached is a copy I obtained from OS Cable Desk. However, the original copy was routed to SRS and it is possible some one else on the Staff is already handling the matter.Sarah K. HallSRS/OSAtt. as Stated# SECRET
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# SECRETSECRET 061027Z JUN 68 CITE ZURICH/1331DIRECT OR INFO BERN 15-10 15-18 6 JUN 68 IN 25955INK MHORDER WOMUSE1. SUBJ, RICHARD CASE NAGELL, DPOB 5 AUG 30 NEW YORK CITY, US PASSPORT NUMBER J 543069, CAME TO CONGEN 4 JUNE, INTERVIEWED BY VICE CONSUL. TOLD INCOHERENT STORY ABOUT "WORKING FOR US GOVEERNMENT SECRET AGENCY ON MISSION TO GENEVA WHERE TO MEET JAPANESE". WANTED CONGEN ASSISTANCE TO GET MONEY WHICH CLAIMS HAD DEPOSITED NEW YORK BANK BEFORE DEPARTURE US. SUBJECT WAS TOLD BY VICE CONSUL CONGEN COULD NOT ASSIST.2. SUBJ RETURNED TO CONGEN 5 JUNE, ASKED FOR POLITICALE OFFICER, THUS WAS REFERRED TO TEGETHOFF BY RECEPTIONIST.SUBJ MADE ASSUMPTION TEGETHOFF WAS WOFIRM, WHICH DENIED.SUBJ PUITE INCOHERENT, IN FACT, APPEARS PSYCHOTIC POSSIBLY DANGEROUS. CLAIMS WAS INTERVIEWED BY NEW ORLEANS DISTRICT ATTORNEY GARRISON 14-16 MAY ON CONNECTION "CIA AND PRES KENNEDY ASSASSINATION."SUBJ CLAIMS GARRISON TOLD HIM HE IN DANGER BEING KILLED. THEREFORE WANTS "INFORM CIA HE IN ZURICH."PAGE 2 ZURICH 1331 SECRET3. ABOVE FYI. CONGEN REPORTING SEPARATELY.SECRETSECRET