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SLOVODA, VLADIMIR
WHITE, JOSEPH TIMOTHY
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AGENT REPORT
For use of this form, see FM 30-17(C); AR 381-130; the proponent agency is the Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence.
1. NAME OF SUBJECT OR TITLE OF INCIDENT
2. DATE SUBMITTED
22 September 1982
WHITE, Joseph Timothy
PFC, 492-60-2196
DPOB: 5 Nov 61, St Louis, MO
4. REPORT OF FINDINGS
3. CONTROL SYMBOL OR FILE NUMBER
SOURCE HAD NO. OBJECTION TO HIS IDENTITY. BEING
RELEASED TO SUBJECT
On 16 September 1982, Henry D. Glaister, Captain, 547-76-1040, United
States Army, was interviewed in his home at 812 Maplewood Drive, Columbia,
Missouri 65201, concerning Joseph T. WHITE, PFC, 492-60-2196. Source,
SUBJECT'S former Military Science instructor from August 1980 to May 1981, at
Kemper Military School and College (KMSC), Boonville, Missouri 65233, stated in
substance as follows:
Source first met SUBJECT in August 1980, when SUBJECT enrolled at KMSC.
From August 1980 to May 1981, Source had contact with SUBJECT three times
weekly for a one hour class, and twice monthly for weekend leadership classes.
Also during this period, Source counseled SUBJECT on three occasions concern-
ing SUBJECT'S academic performance. From June 1981 to July 1981, Source, act-
ing as the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) Advance Summer Camp (ASC)
Liaison Officer for KMSC at Fort Riley, Kansas, had contact with SUBJECT on
Source last met
three separate occasions about SUBJECT'S performance in ASC.
SUBJECT in September 1981, when SUBJECT enrolled for 1981/82 school year at
KMSC. Source has had no contact with SUBJECT since September 1981 when HE
departed KMSC.
SUBJECT was born in St Louis, Missouri, where HIS family still maintains
their residence. SUBJECT'S father worked for an automobile company in Saint
Louis, Missouri, (NFI). Source could provide no further information regarding
SUBJECT'S family background, past employments, prior residences or education.
SUBJECT had no close associates.
SUBJECT was a member of Source's Military Science class from August 1980
to May 1981. SUBJECT was a good student and did well on the course tests.
Source had no disciplinary problems with SUBJECT but Source counseled SUBJECT
on three occasions to improve HIS leadership skills. During a counseling
session in approximately November 1980, SUBJECT told Source that HE was having
SUBJECT further stated
financial difficulty in meeting HIS school expenses.
that HE was concerned with the financial assistance being provided by HIS
parents as being a financial burden to the family. In approximately January
1981, Source assisted SUBJECT in entering the Simultaneous Membership Program
(SMP) to assist HIM financially. In the SMP, SUBJECT was required to train
with the Missouri National Guard (MNG), Marshall, Missouri, once a month and
received $88 for HIS duty time. From June 1981 to July 1981, SUBJECT attended
5. TYPED NAME AND ORGANIZATION OF SPECIAL AGENT
RAUL J. LOZANO, 902d MI Group
DA
FORM
1 APR 52
341
PROTECTIVE MARKING IS EXCLUDED
FROM AUTOMATIC TERMINATION
(Para 13, AR 340-16)
1180
REPLACES WD AGO FORM 341, 1 JUN,
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6. SIGNATURE OF SPECIAL AGENT
BE
(continued)
Paul 2. Возмо
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
✰ GPOI 1970 390-907/148
INCL (1)
AGENT REPORT
'For use of
use of 
this form, a FM 30-17(CAR 381-130; the proponent spency is the Office of me Assistant Chief of Staff for intelligance.
1. NAME OF SUBJECT OR TITLE OF INCIDENT
2. DATE SUBMITTED
22 September 1982
WHITE, Joseph Timothy
PFC,
492-60-2196
DPOB: 5 Nov 61, St Louis, MO
4. REPORT OF FINDINGS
3. CONTROL SYMBOL OR FILE NUMBER
ROTC ASC at Fort Riley, Kansas. In July 1981, while Source was assigned as an
Individual Tactical Training (ITT) instructor at Fort Riley, Kansas, he re-
ceived performance evaluations from SUBJECT'S peers and cadre personnel de-
scribing SUBJECT as immature and unable to interact with HIS peers. As a result
of these reports, SUBJECT was required to appear before an administrative review
board. The review board was to decide if SUBJECT was to be given credit for
completing ASC. Source, acting as defense representative for SUBJECT, sub-
mitted testimony to the board that SUBJECT should be granted credit for ASC.
Source could not recall any specific statements other than saying SUBJECT was
immature but should be given the benefit of the doubt and be granted credit
for completing ASC. The board ruled that SUBJECT would be given credit for ASC.
Upon completion of ASC, SUBJECT was to report for Annual Training (AT) with
C Battery, 128th Field Artillery Battalion, MNG, Marshall, Missouri. When
SUBJECT returned to KMSC approximately 15 September 1981, HE told Source that
HE had failed to attend HIS AT, (NFI). SUBJECT further stated HE had attended
airborne training at Fort Benning, Georgia, from August 1981 to September 1981,
(NFI). In September 1981, SUBJECT'S financial trouble led to HIS disenrollment
from KMSC, which subsequently led to SUBJECT being disenrolled from the ROTC
program,
(NFI)..
In approximately February 1981, Source was informed by Thomas McCarthy,
Professor, KMSC, that SUBJECT and McCarthy debated the benefits of National
Socialism (Nazism) during McCarthy's American Government class. SUBJECT'S
support for Nazism enraged the other students and further widened the gap with
SUBJECT'S peers, (NFI). Source believed SUBJECT to be loyal to the United
States, but, because of HIS beliefs on Nazism and Communism, HE was branded
"Anti-US" by HIS peers. Source, personally could not recall any occasions in
which SUBJECT specifically denounced the United States Government. In approx-
imately May 1981, Booker T. Washington, SUBJECT'S former Cadet Commanding
Officer, A Company, KMSC, told Source that he was having trouble with SUBJECT.
Washington related that because of SUBJECT'S beliefs in Nazism, and HIS
"superior" attitude over HIS peers, HE was alienating HIS peers against HIM.
Washington related further that SUBJECT had gone AWOL overnight in approx-
imately April 1981 to attend a debate between the Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux
Klan (KKK) and a representative of the National Association for the Advancement
of Colored People (NAACP). The debate was held in Columbia, Missouri.
Washington also advised Source that SUBJECT had National Socialist reading mate-
rial in HIS barracks room, (NFI). Source did not know Washington's presont
address, only that Washington may be in the Berkley or Oakland, California
area, (NFI).
Source believed SUBJECT was mentally stable, but emotionally immature.
(continued)
5. TYPED NAME AND ORGANIZATION OF SPECIAL AGENT
RAUL J. LOZANO, 902d MI Group
DA
FORM
1 APR 52
341
6. SIGNATURE OF SPECIAL AGENT
1181 Paul J. Lozano
Возано
REPLACES WD AGO FORM 341, 1 JUN 47, WHICH MAY BE USED.
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
✰ POI 1970 300-907/248
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AGENT REPORT
For use of this form, are FM 30-17(C): AR 381-130; the proponent agency is the Office of the Assistent Chief of Staff for Intelligence.
1. NAME OF SUBJECT OR TITLE OF INCIDENT
2. DATE SUBMITTED
22 September 1982
3. CONTROL SYMBOL OR FILE NUMBER
WHITE, Joseph Timothy
PFC, 492-60-2196
DPOB: 5 Nov 61, St Louis, MO
4. REPORT OF FINDINGS
Source believed SUBJECT felt HIS peers were against HIM because of HIS "rightist"
SUBJECT also believed 
in
views and therefore, HE would not interact with them.
Source
the "Nietzsche Philosophy" of superior beings and that HE was one of the
"Chosen Few", (NFI). Source believed SUBJECT to be loyal to the United States
because SUBJECT never made any disloyal statements in his presence.
provided no information regarding SUBJECT'S use of alcohol, illegal drugs, or
adverse involvements with law enforcement agencies. SUBJECT was of high moral
character and integrity.
Source was willing to provide a sworn statement and appear before any
court or administrative hearing which may arise concerning SUBJECT.
AGENT'S NOTES: Source was shown a copy of message, DTG 0822002, SEP 82,
SUBJECT: WHITE, Joseph Timothy, PFC, 492-60-2196, DPOB: 5 Nov 61, St Louis,
MO (U), and was asked to review the message and to comment about what areas could
be attributed to SUBJECT. Source replied that the message did contain areas
attributable to SUBJECT. The following statements were 
identified by Source
:
A.
"...My deep conviction.".
B. "...U.S. troops were being sent to South Korea to 'protect' South Korea
from 'aggression' from the North.
"
C. "... People like me have no hope in the United States after being dis-
charged from the Army."
5. TYPED NAME AND ORGANIZATION OF SPECIAL AGENT
RAUL J. LOZANO, 902d MI Group
DA
FORM
1 APR $2
341
6. SIGNATURE OF SPECIAL AGENT
1182 Raul J. Lozano
REPLACES WD AGO FORM 341 1 JUN 47 WHICH MAY BE USED.
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
1 GPO 1970 390-907/148
NW 88613 Docld:34531351 Page 4
AGENT REPORT
For use of this form, see FM 30-17(C); AR 381-130; the proponent agency is the Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence.
1. NAME OF SUBJECT OR TITLE OF INCIDENT
2. DATE SUBMITTED
22 September 1982
WHITE, Joseph Timothy
PFC, 492-60-2196
DPOB: 5 Nov 61, St Louis, MO
4. REPORT OF FINDINGS
3. CONTROL SYMBOL OR FILE NUMBER
SOURCE HAD NO OBJECTION TO HIS IDENTITY BEING
RELEASED TO SUBJECT
On 16 September 1982, Henry D. Glaister, Captain, 547-76-1040, United
States Army, was interviewed in his home at 812 Maplewood Drive, Columbia,
Missouri 65201, concerning Joseph T. WHITE, PFC, 492-60-2196. Source,
SUBJECT'S former Military Science instructor from August 1980 to May 1981, at
Kemper Military School and College (KMSC), Boonville, Missouri 65233, stated in
substance as follows:
Source first met SUBJECT in August 1980, when SUBJECT enrolled at KMSC.
From August 1980 to May 1981, Source had contact with SUBJECT three times
weekly for a one hour class, and twice monthly for weekend leadership classes.
Also during this period, Source counseled SUBJECT on three occasions concern-
ing SUBJECT'S academic performance. From June 1981 to July 1981, Source, act-
ing as the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) Advance Summer Camp (ASC)
Liaison Officer for KMSC at Fort Riley, Kansas, had contact with SUBJECT on
three separate occasions about SUBJECT'S performance in ASC. Source last met
SUBJECT in September 1981, when SUBJECT enrolled for 1981/82 school year at
KMSC. Source has had no contact with SUBJECT since September 1981 when HE
departed KMSC..
SUBJECT was born in St Louis, Missouri, where HIS family still maintains
their residence. SUBJECTS father worked for an automobile company in Saint
Louis, Missouri, (NFI). Source could provide no further information regarding
SUBJECT'S family background, past employments, prior residences or education.
SUBJECT had no close associates.
SUBJECT was a member of Source's Military Science class from August 1980
to May 1981. SUBJECT was a good student and did well on the course tests.
Source had no disciplinary problems with SUBJECT but Source counseled SUBJECT
on three occasions to improve HIS leadership skills. During a counseling
session in approximately November 1980, SUBJECT told Source that HE was having
financial difficulty in meeting HIS school expenses.
SUBJECT further stated
that HE was concerned with the financial assistance being provided by HIS
parents as being a financial burden to the family. In approximately January
1981, Source assisted SUBJECT in entering the Simultaneous Membership Program
(SMP) to assist HIM financially. In the SMP, SUBJECT was required to train
with the Missouri National Guard (MNG), Marshall, Missouri, once a month and
received $88 for HIS duty time. From June 1981 to July 1981, SUBJECT attended
5. TYPED NAME AND ORGANIZATION OF SPECIAL AGENT
RAUL J. LOZANO, 902d MI Group
DA
FORM
1 APR 52
341
REPLACES WD ACO
PROTIVE MARKING IS EXCLUDED
FROM AUTOMER. TERMINATION
(Para 13, AR 340.
1185
6. SIGNATURE OF SPECIAL AGENT
(continued)
Raul J. Lozano
Розано
BE
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
Y GPQ: 1970 300-907/248
INCL
NW 88613 Docld:34531351 Page 5
AGENT REPORT
For use of this form, see FM 30-17(C); AR 381-130; the proponent agency is the Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence.
1. NAME OF SUBJECT OR TITLE OF INCIDENT
WHITE, Joseph Timothy
PFC, 492-60-2196
2. DATE SUBMITTED
22 September 1982
3. CONTROL SYMBOL OR FILE NUMBER
DPOB: 5 Nov 61, St Louis, MO
4. REPORT OF FINDINGS
ROTC ASC at Fort Riley, Kansas. In July 1981, while Source was assigned as an
Individual Tactical Training (ITT) instructor at Fort Riley, Kansas, he re-
ceived performance evaluations from SUBJECT'S peers and cadre personnel de-
scribing SUBJECT as immature and unable to interact with HIS peers. As a result
of these reports, SUBJECT was required to appear before an administrative review
board. The review board was to decide if SUBJECT was to be given credit for
completing ASC. Source, acting as defense representative for SUBJECT, sub-
mitted testimony to the board that SUBJECT should be granted credit for ASC.
Source could not recall any specific statements other than saying SUBJECT was
immature but should be given the benefit of the doubt and be granted credit
for completing ASC. The board ruled that SUBJECT would be given credit for ASC.
Upon completion of ASC, SUBJECT was to report for Annual Training (AT) with
C Battery, 128th Field Artillery Battalion, MNG, Marshall, Missouri. When
SUBJECT returned to KMSC approximately 15 September 1981, HE told Source that
HE had failed to attend HIS AT, (NFI). SUBJECT further stated HE had attended
airborne training at Fort Benning, Georgia, from August 1981 to September 1981,
(NFI). In September 1981, SUBJECT'S financial trouble led to HIS disenrollment
from KMSC, which subsequently led to SUBJECT being disenrolled from the ROTC
program, (NFI).
In approximately February 1981, Source was informed by Thomas McCarthy,
Professor, KMSC, that SUBJECT and McCarthy debated the benefits of National
Socialism (Nazism) during McCarthy's American Government class. SUBJECT'S
support for Nazism enraged the other students and further widened the gap with
SUBJECT'S peers, (NFI). Source believed SUBJECT to be loyal to the United
States, but, because of HIS beliefs on Nazism and Communism, HE was branded
"Anti-US" by HIS peers. Source, personally could not recall any occasions in
which SUBJECT specifically denounced the United States Government. In approx-
imately May 1981, Booker T. Washington, SUBJECT'S former Cadet Commanding
Officer, A Company, KMSC, told Source that he was having trouble with SUBJECT.
Washington related that because of SUBJECT'S beliefs in Nazism, and HIS
"superior" attitude over HIS peers, HE was alienating HIS peers against HIM."
Washington related further that SUBJECT had gone AWOL overnight in approx-
imately April 1981 to attend a debate between the Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux
Klan (KKK) and a representative of the National Association for the Advancement
of Colored People (NAACP). The debate was held in Columbia, Missouri.
Washington also advised Source that SUBJECTThad National Socialist reading mate-
rial in HIS barracks room, (NFI). Source did not know Washington's present
address, only that Washington may be in the Berkley or Oakland, California
area, (NFI).
Source believed SUBJECT was mentally stable, but emotionally immature.
5. TYPED NAME AND ORGANIZATION OF SPECIAL AGENT
RAUL J. LOZANO, 902d MI Group
DA
FORM
1 APR 52
341
1186
REPLACES WD AGO FOR
6. SIGNATURE OF SPECIAL AGENT
(continued)
Raul J. Lozano
BE
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
✰ GPO: 1970 390-907/248
NW 88613 Docld:34531351 Page 6
AGENT REPORT
For use of this form, see FM 30-17(C); AR 381-130; the proponent agency is the Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence.
1. NAME OF SUBJECT OR TITLE OF INCIDENT
2. DATE SUBMITTED
22 September 1982
3. CONTROL SYMBOL OR FILE NUMBER
WHITE, Joseph Timothy
PFC, 492-60-2196
DPOB: 5 Nov 61, St Louis, MO
4. REPORT OF FINDINGS
Source believed SUBJECT felt HIS peers were against HIM because of HIS "rightist"
views and therefore, HE would not interact with them. SUBJECT also believed in
the "Nietzsche Philosophy" of superior beings and that HE was one of the
"Chosen Few", (NFI). Source believed SUBJECT to be loyal to the United States
because SUBJECT never made any disloyal statements in his presence. Source
provided no information regarding SUBJECT'S use of alcohol, illegal drugs, or
adverse involvements with law enforcement agencies. SUBJECT was of high moral
character and integrity.
Source was willing to provide a sworn statement and appear before any
court or administrative hearing which may arise concerning SUBJECT.
AGENT'S NOTES: Source was shown a copy of message, DTG 082200Z, SEP 82,
SUBJECT: WHITE, Joseph Timothy, PFC, 492-60-2196, DPOB: 5 Nov 61, St Louis,
MO (U), and was asked to review the message and to comment about what areas could
be attributed to SUBJECT. Source replied that the message did contain areas
attributable to SUBJECT. The following statements were identified by Source:
A.
"
.My deep conviction."
B. "...U.S. troops were being sent to South Korea to 'protect' South Korea
from 'aggression' from the North."
C. "...People like me have no hope in the United States after being dis-
charged from the Army."
5. TYPED NAME AND ORGANIZATION OF SPECIAL AGENT
RAUL J. LOZANO, 902d MI Group
DA
FORM
1 APR 52
341 REPLACES WD AGO ORM 14.
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1187
6. SIGNATURE OF SPECIAL AGENT
Paul J. Rozano
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
GPO: 1970 390-907/248