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(fos-to122-10095 ‘A. to Chiat | PAGLEXY, William D. Born: 7 September 1893 ‘ This Agency conducted no investigation on Subject other than national agency name checks in November 1952. Results were negative at HCUA. It is suggested that further information may be available at the Department of State. sono - VASALN: jl oO a. 23 November 1953 ee _ SECURITY FORMATION | | 80 Chiet a wv Dea. Chief Above information from Special Security Division, I&S50 files fur- A, 2 Ost fe & Paw epho mm pursuant to its name check. request Chie! oe teeny) : _ (Fite No. Bal aaleBa 12 November 1953. Any contemplated action in connection with this i rs) ts, Laver tae, EnQR ry by should be coordinated with I&SO, (Operating Office) Pte /S Zo G [1 Yt =? itle Date
(1os-10122-10101] s v2 ww? _,¢ ° Bon spe f 6 October 1959 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, SB/1 FROM : Acting Chief, Support Branch i vo > SUBJECT : PAWLEY, William D. oO pone tae 1. For your information, Mr. WH Division, extension 2287, called to request certain support action relative to the captioned Subject. 2. According to Mr members of WH Division and also of the DCI's office aré i frequent contact with the Subject at his offices in Miami, Florida. It appears that the Subject is used from time to time for tne purpose of obtaining information relative to the Cuban situation. Because of Subject's business interests, he is in contact with various Cuban members of the BATISTA regime. 3. In order to obtain detailed and accurate information from the Subject relative to these various contacts, Mr. has requested that our office take the necessary action to in- stall a technical unit in the offices of PAWLEY. This unit would be used by PAWLEY to record his conversations with the various Cubans; and, subsequently, the tapes would be turned over to this Agency. kh, Mr. commented that this matter has been checked with Colonel KING, WH Division, and that some mention-of it will also be made to the DCI's office. 5. It was suggested bj that our office prepare to have a man make a survey of Subject's offices during the follow- ing week end and to arrange for the installation as soon there~ after as possible. 6. <A formal letter of request will follow, and we should initiate no action until receipt of same. ~ ofa hg October 1959 -
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Hone DUSCATBS TYPES OF "HEADQUARTERS AND U.S. FEELO POO1TIONS FO SECRET tMOITATE ANY UNUSUAL CiRCUMSPANCE SD CONCERYING CLP ENGENTS facdidatees, ofc. } Of ANY UNUSUAL PERSONAL SETUATION GI BOULD AFFECT yoUR OVERSEAS ASST GRETA R BUICH YOU BUULO LIRE TO BE CONSIONNEO AND FHe GAGANTTATIONAL COMPONENT 16 BHICH YOU BOULO LERE TO SAVE Like present anaienmont vory much, Peel most qualified in CE work and would profer to remain im. it. Voestre to continue work douling with problem of Soviet Satellite Intelligence services which is my specialty. AEMAARS OaTE 19 (i : sy ad SEcTio a) (To be coupieted by eaployee’s aupsryviace) INDEC ATE APPROXIMATE Ting (wontha} WHER EMPLOYEE CAN 8f MADE AVAIL AGLE FOR OVERSEAS SERVICE : COMMENTS Op AVASLABILITY ANG EMPLOYEE'S Pree ghince roa DATE cee ee eg, mee vane recente DENT AGSEGHMENT StGMatuRd OF EMPLOYEE , SECRET exgnogmmmsmmemtormmaatatss {eld age, eilneas, need for apevead educational £ (woaths) sith CMPLOYEE CAN BE MACE AVAILABLE FOR ANOTHER HEAGQUARTERS OR U.S. FIELD | ASsscuweny PNDICATE APPRORIMATE Th BOARD oway BE CONTINUED UNDER AEMARKS
(fos-totaa-t0rt7 oF - ‘ . ad . af & October 1952 PAWLEY, William D. 78435 &C P 8 July 1952 OSS Archives file NY-SI-Pers-3 dated 27 December 1944 conteins a list of nemes for a preliminary Security Clearance from the Security Orrice, OSS. This list was sent from OSS, New York, and conteins the name of s William D. PAWLEY of 30 Rockerfeller Plaza, New York City. There is no appsrent reply to this above mentioned request. Another OSS Document (Wash-Dir-Off-Safe-3%) conteins an OSS memo dated 15 January 1943 mentions that a Bill PAWLEY is running an air- craft factory at BANGALORE in India. (Believed to be the Inter-Con- tinent Aviation Corp.) His outfit at Bangalore was being considered to handle the assembly of small airplanes after they reached India. There is no further correspondence in relation to this matter. There is no other noteworthy information in the files of OSS Archives concerning William D. PAWLEY. , —— SPSClal Nel Srrarl oranici J
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14-00000 _ STANDAPD FORM EF toes avant, 290) PROMULGATED BY Cre EtOH E CORMISSION CHAPTAM AG FILER OL FEO INNEL MANUAL APPOINTMENT AFFIDAVITS IMPORTANT.— Before swearing to theao appointment affidavits. you should read and understand the Tis: attached information for appointes OT  Bepertment or ageneyy areas we Bivselony ace oP canployenent) soe qe beset . os . ibe He WAIGHER » do solemnly swear (or afirm) that— I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against oll enemies, forcign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation freely without any snental reservation or purpose of evasion; that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter, SO HELP ME GOD. oo, . . B. AFFIDAVIT AS TO SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITY AND AFFILIATION Tam not a Communist or Fascist. I do not advocate nor am I a member of any organization that advocates the overthrow of the Government of the United States by force or violence or other - - " unconstitutions! means or secking by force or violence to deny other persons their rights under the Constitution of the United States. I do further swear (or aflirin) I will not so advocate, nor will I become a member of such organization during the period that I am an employce of the Federal Government. : C. AFFIDAVIT AS TO STRIKING AGAINST THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT Tam not engaged in any strike against the Government of the United States and that I will not 80 engage while an employce of the Government of the United States; that I am not a member of “an organization of Government employees that agzerts the right to strike against the Government . Of the United States, and that I will not, while a Government employee, become a member of such  anorganization, =... Oo D. AFFIDAVIT AS TO PURCHASE AND SALE OF OFFICE I have not paid, or offered or promised to pay, any money or other thing of value to any person, - firm or corporation for the use of influence to procure my appointment. : ; ; E. AFFIDAVIT AS TO DECLARATION OF APPOINTEE ~ , The: answers contained in my Application for Federal Employment, Form No. |...» “Gated oo. eee weweg 1D, filed with the above-named department or agency, which Thave reviewed, are true and correct as of this.date with the exceptions noted in the Deciara- tion of Appointeé on the reverse of this form. (If no exceptions, write “None” on the Declaration of Appointee.) ee ; . , ~~ “(Bi nature of appointee) . " (ity) {State} nee oa i ' weeooar a oO Ak OWS Te eet ere ok TT! NfXnenanecsonnnctc — : : {szar] : (Signature of officer) . a . : wrreeeeewacesescccececeesessomece eee (tiuey Ue NOTE.—If the oath is taken before a Notary Public the date of expiration of Ais commission should | i. ; . : be shown. . : _ 16-8 10-8 .
(toa t0122-10127] aan ee . a “m4 Headquarters £7 OCT 1964 MELORANDUM FOR: Special Agent in Charge Washington Pleld Office SUBIEC? 3 )» fake 99. 9A = «=D /2/a i. Reference is made to ascii gunent 3l August 1964, DISTRICT FIELD OFFICE'’s RUC dated £5 Septexber 1964 and OFFICE's OOC Final dated 14 October 1964. 2. WASHTRODOR FIELD OFFICE's OOC Final repart indicates that there is efditions] infomation regarding Subject under FAI Headquarters File ¢2-1821. 3- DISTRICT FIELD OFFICE is requested to check this file. 4. WASHINGTON FIELD OFFICE's OOC Final and DISTRICT FIELD OFFICE's BUS Reports ere redesigmted INTERIM. . ee: DFO Attachment: DFO ~ Bio Data a PENDING o3 jal etober 1964
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(tos-10122-10147] 4 4 3. ry ‘ See a " oc ® ° aa! ‘ . : “4 File 24 November 1 964 Chief, Alien Affairs Staff . Santiago ARGUELLES I aquierdo (AAC~-1130) - #244420(C) Angel Manuel BENITEZ Benitez (AAC-1131) - #744305(C) Alicio CALAS Roque (AAC-~-1132) - #7371 75(C) Alfredo FERNANDEZ Martinez (AAC-1133) - #737177(C) Conrado FERNANDEZ Morales (AAC~-11 34) ~ #272300(C) Felix FUENTES Games {AAC-1135) - #284891( C) Crlando GARCIA Duarte (AAC-1136) - #218729{ C) Jose Angel GONZALEZ Castro ( AAC~1137) - #223976(C) Guillermo GONZALEZ Lazo (AAC~-1138) ~ #733496(C) Jose Severino HERNANDEZ Martinez (AAC-1139) - #283744(C) Pedro LOPEZ Cristo (AAC~-1140) - #284375( C) Raimundo MARTINEZ Gonzalez (AAC-1141) - #284148(C) Ricardo Anibal MORALES Navarrete (AACG-1142) - #380858(C) Alberto PEREZ Martinez (AAC-1143) - #223124( C) Manuel A. RIVERO Colona (AAC~1144) - €228117(C) Jorge Delio RODRIGUEZ Triana (AAC-1145) - #744303(C) Mario Andres ROMERO Arias ( AAC-1146) - #277933( C) Jorge Luis SILVA Del Monte (AAC-H47) - #218751( C) Juan Cornelio TAMAYO Cordovi (AAC-1148) - €218752(C) 1. On 24 November 1964 Bob Gambino, SOD/SO, called and said that subjects will probably be returning to the U.S. around 30 November 1964. m2 2. On 25 November 1964| SOD/SO, advised that the arrival would be in thé first week of December 1964. 3. On 30 November 196d advised that all but AAC-1142 and AAC-~-1143 would‘be returning on about 5.December 1964 at midnight on an Agency C-118. 4, On 1 December 1964 advised that subjects (except 1142 and 1143) would probably arrive at Andrews Air Force Base, Md,, at about midnight on 5 December 1964 on an Air frce C-118, Of with tail number 3820. He said that Bob Gambino | jand Dr. | M.D., would also be Ob
14-00000 UPJ aboard. He said that the plane would also have loose cargo as follows: outboard motors, radio beacons, silence weapons, other weapons, Commo gear, medical equipment and parachute drop equipment. He also said Gambino may be carrying some TSD material. He stated that James Fitchett, unde cover, would be there to transfer subjects to a C-54 for further travel fo Camp Pickett and that Fitchett would meet the Customs and IENS men at Base Operations. 5. On 2 December 19641 advised Lawrence Fleishmann, Deputy Commissioner of Customs of the arrival and told him of the type of gear aboard. He said he would have his man meet Fitchett at Base Operations. 6. On 3 December 1964, I advised Frank Braden, 1&NS, of the arrival of subjects and the other passengers and that Customs and his man should meet James Fitchett at Base Ops. aa W. M. Knott OS/AAS/WMK:es 4 Dec 64
& i ‘ 1 18. In May 1962, because of Mr, O'Connell's assigument ‘to an overseas post, it was decided to turn Roselli over to Mz. William Earvey, who was at that time Chief, Task Force W. Harvey was introduced as William. Walker. It is not known whether Roselli ever became aware of-Earvey's true name. NN ie cy . te _ Floward J. Osborn ‘Director of Security _ . oa
404-10122410187 Val te Pa ° wn Te et OUSTIER NO, Feb? Whe Te 8 (When Filled Ir) CONFIDENTIAL FUNDS POSTING VOUCHER so { wenn emcvermemmnanmanaiate exmtom aime + meaplbstatenae voucnen nu, 712 Cf La, ey Sy. Peepers dommenasecte DATE 2°68 Juna_26 1961 $0-67 DESCRIPTION? ALL OTHER ACCOUNTS 13°33 A752 gae7e 71°69 Ooulc. 54-87 ALLOT. On cost our * AMOUKT REF. NO. GENERAL ACCT. NO. DATE PESCRIPTION: PER. |osere secs LEDCER Laeeee eaten : 14-27 o NOs are iey. : vestet ADVANCE ACCOUNTS dawn ewe te decccece aspommmmt BD | cangleeess Saeco AcCT. NO. soseteeee ocetyt cacolr ‘OASHUeBe De ptt TADVANGES! “EDYARDS ‘SHEDFIERED + Cr ce re ‘EXPENSES, (JMATE S$ tit it ee oa Pre eee ee Od) Sa EXPLANATION OF ENTRY To record sccounting © 32.353 eye Radect no. and refund of unexpended advance for ax highly - CLASS amen erence EY __ 8063 ‘05 Lye 2000 | 4 ® 2 ' ® 4 t 6 8 a 6 ‘ ce F0% | 331.0631031 331.067 Sensitive JMATE payment, Funds were provided as follows; # ,000.00 charged to Edwards advance - ancount 1 October’ 1960. Voucher #} 8823 $25,000.00 charged to expense 3 October 1960 Voucher _# 807. stan and TOTALS Originel of statement for accounting attached to Voucher 887». Copy of Accounting Statement an receipt for funds<s is attached herewithe _. Gg AFt yey If DATE ° n 26 dune 61 Y/N. Bayiey tng, | 26 Sune 61 [Mees eet (' 136" June 63 scsincoide Seal Pula wee EP A Background tise Only DATE REVIEWED OY CERTIFIED FON PAYMENT OR CREDIT
(404-10122-10181 OPUONAL FORM NO. 16 S019—104 or UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum: TO > File ‘FROM : Alien Affairs Staff SUBJECT: #380858 lL Ricardo Anibal MBRALES (Navarrete) On 26 August 96 lacvised AAS the subject had returned to U.S. Raving completed his assigned duties for SOD, had been debvriefed and iz no longer of interest toSOD, Hence, no action ig re- quired toward issuing an 1-512 for the subject to replace that to expire on 25 September 1965, RO Ore pore Oper es Oe 2 Laurence G, Parr OS/AAS/LGP:mr 27 August 1965 { Saar 1 ; Encleged teva axtemetle fawncractag an l.. desicice corcres Sep cet Le athe
[td-t0122-10183] = orte = rom wo. 1 ae “7. UNITED’ STATES GOVERNMENT Coe, Memorandum TO > Fale DATE: 10 December 1964 FROM - Chief, Alien Affairs Staff \ SUBJECT: Ricardo Anibal MORALUS Navarrete (AAC-1142) — #38085R(C) Alberto PEREZ Martine 25 2. 7 |sorson, acvisec that subjects will retum to the tos; ight 151 at 0700 on 11 December 1964 at Kennedy International Airport, N.Y. 2e Braden, I&NS, advised and wus regquestec to have his N.Y. office keep the I-94'ts from showing a N.Y. entry and instead ’ use the following: Paroled Section 212(d)(5) Dec. 11, 1964 Indefinitely. a“ é wl CO a, We Me Enott OS/AAS/WMK:seo 10 Dec 1964 “Py
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(toa-totz2-10192 ‘ ¥ at. st a a S-E-C-R-E-T (Wnen Filled In) Bris tou MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, cLl/oa FROM: Deputy Director of Security (Investigations and Operational Support) SUBJECT: 201-255 923 S50¥ 380 856 1. On 10. February 196). —_? the Subject was afforded an ICFIUITER interview at a covert site in Miani, Florida * 2. Attached hereto is a copy of a report of this interview dated 1M Febmary 1964) . FOR THE DIRECTOR OF SECURITY: Attachment: ICMIOTTER Rpt. dtd. _10 Fet 196° gman — - 961s This daca ia the property af che Office af Seceriey ant short be reragned when ; Com eg Be baeheend o ie has served its purrase, Tes exten or cet .¢ cheerd oncept ot be uprodaced to CLA Srafl Officer. dine iy erste eet Borde cane ete preval of che, Ofhee Wi Security. ia aay manner whasoever wichout the Drm ay; S-E-C-R-E-T GROUP 1 (When Filled In) | Excluded from auto- matic downgrading and declassifi-
in 3% (fosto‘2at0196 at DATE: 17 March 1964 pre ATTENTION: MR MeMURANDUM FOR:“Deputy Director of Security (Investigations and Support) SUBJECT: CH X50: MORALES Navarrete, Ricardo Anibal 201# 285923 Please forward to CI/OA, on priority basis, the report of the 10 February 1964 LCFLUTTER test given Subject at Miami. ¥8/ Edward P. Brown EDWARD P. BROWN CHIEF, CI/0A ATTACHMENTS (IF ANY): SECRET ° ‘
ae which you have knowledge either SEC, IV. AREA KNOWLEDGE 1. List below any foreign countries or regions of gained as a result of residence, travel or study. Study can mean academic study, or study of a forcign country resulting from an intelligence, military, commercial or professional work assivorent. Dates of Manner in Which Knowledge Tovidence, Study (X) one) Ete. - “Specialized Knowledge. of Area List specialized knowledge of fore coasts and harbors, ulilities, railroads, gained asa result of study or work assignment. Include name of employer ign country such as knowledge of terrain, industries, political parties, etc., or organization. SEC, -V, TYPING AND STENOGRAPHIC SKILLS (PRESENT UTILIZATION) ; WPM (Approximate Prefer Assignment itl Per Cent of 5k Time Used liom tt erp le Proficiency) Using Skill Ottener Speedwriting. QUALIFICATIONS 2. Hobbies: List any hobbies such as sailiny, skiing, writing, or other special qualifications, , COce del sae - PIS’ | i. Licenses: List any licenses or certi- fication such as teachers, pilot, marine, STA? SEC. Vil, PROFESSIONAL AND ACADEMIC HONORS List any protessional or academic associations or honorary socicties in which you hold membership. Jswe7
74-00009 SEC, VIN. PUBLICATIONS List below the type of writing (non-fiction: professional of scientific articles, general interest subjects, current events, etc; fiction: novels, short stories, ptc.) of any published materials of which you were author or co-author. SEC, IX. INVENTIONS Describe any devices you have invented as to type of work for which intended and whether patented. Patented SEC, X. TESTS (Within present organization) Describe below the type of tests which you have taken, Type of Test _ Date Taken PO sewerage . CIA Ford 8 Gt Po, [_ 4 SEC, XI, PHYSICAL HANDICAPS List any physical handicaps you may have, SEC, XI, OVERSEAS ASSIGNMENT Are you willing to accept periodic tour of duty oversens ? * Not interested OA Gur . . SEC, XIU, WORK ‘ASSIGNMENT eet) view of your total experience und education, for what assignment do _you think you are best qualified?
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- ADA ISTRATIYE. my INTERNA rm USE . MEMORANDUM FOR -THE RECORD FROM : Robert W. Gambino — Director of Security SUBJECT: Robert Maheu \ . 1. On 4 August 1976 Mr. James P. O'Connell, formerly Deputy Director of Security for Physical, Technical :and- Overseas Security, now retired, called to inform me that—he had been contacted by: Robert Maheu concerning a book whith Maheu is writing. 2. Mr. O'Connell indicated that Mr. Maheu wanted to discuss the book with him, together with Mr. Maheu's ghost writer, one Joseph Frank. Mr. O'Connell stated that he- agreed to meet with Maheu but wanted me to know that he would not provide Maheu with any information of a classified nature. 3. On § August 1976 Mr: O'Connell called Mrs to advise that he had decided against meeting with Maheu. Mr. O'Connell stated that he told Maheu that he just simply did not want to get involved. 4. On 8 August 1976 Mr. O'Connell called me at my home to advise that he had been contacted by a reporter from The Washington Post in response to the news story concerning the death of Johnny Roselli. The Post reporter wanted to interview Mr. O'Connell to obtain.the "general. background and color details concerning Johnny Roselli."' Mr. O'Connell advised that he told The Washington Post reporter he had_ nothing of interest to provide him. 5. Mr.:O'Connell elaborated further concerning Mr. Maheu's book, stating that Maheu was now in London where Mr. O'Connell speculates he will publish the book. Mr. O'Connell believes that the book will be concerned primarily with Maheu's relationship with Howard Hughes and that Maheu's connections pprmere ADMINISTRATIVE — INTERNAL USE ONLY
i oN with CIA will be of minor importance. Mr. O'Connell volun- teered to contact Maheu and request galley proofs in order to review the book prior to publication.to determine if he, Mr. O'Connell, is portrayed in an accurate manner and if information sensitive to CIA is included in:the book. I. . explained to Mr. O'Connell that whatever action he wanted- to take was a private matter but that CIA'was of course. ” interested in protecting classified information and infor- — + mation concerning sources and methods. I thanked Mr. O'Connell. for the above information and he advised that he would contact. me further should he obtain additional information concerning Maheu's book. , 7 . , /A Robert W. Gambino - Distribution: Original - Maheu File 1 - James P. O'Connell File
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17 August: 1976 FILE NUMBER . 43 980 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD () was ostensibly employed by Robert A. Maheu Associates.. At that time Robert A. Maheu Associates was attempting to build up trade relations | As a result of the Watergate incident and the involvement of Robert A, . Maheu in Agency plotting to assasinate F idel Castro, the relationship between “iaheu and the Agency has received widespread publicity. The purpose of this memorandum is to record the fact that the Agency's | former relationship with Maheu and his company is widely known in case this should in some way be significant in some future assignment Subject may be considered fare cer Robert A. Maheu file "ws S¥o robert Ae Maheu Associates file “267 sys a * . SPARE Ds SIGNATURE CELE ACER 4 f ORM e GROUP 1 7.62 1954 2 : - : . | exe.vog rrom avromatic (40) by . * - CLASSIFICATION ee CATION an