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104-10224-10015 0 0 JFK Full Results National Archives and Records Administration Kenedy Assassination Collection Full Results vi fiewins ng/Ordering Information _Back to Brief Results Back to Search | Exit JFK | Hits 1-1 of 1 P WET ln Hit 1 of 1 AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY : CIA RECORD NUMBER : 104-1¢224-10015 RECORDS SERIES : JFK AGENCY FILE NUMBER : 8@T@1357A DOCUMENT INFORMATION / / ORIGINATOR : CIA FROM : [No From] TO : [No To] TITLE : [RESTRICTED] DATE : 01/01/9000 PAGES : 56 DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER - TEXTUAL DOCUMENT SUBJECTS CURRENT STATUS DATE OF LAST REVIEW : COMMENTS : : NBR CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : : POSTPONED IN FULL 1B 66/18/1998 JFKG4-59 : F2 : 1998.06.18.12:50:10:686082 : BELIEVED RELEVANT (NBR) NOT Audit history for this Record Identification Form. Hits 1-1 of 1 |Back to Brief Results Back to Search _ Exit! National Archives and Records Administration webmaster@nura. gov hitps:/www.archives.gow/scripts/starfinder.exe/246936/iiksnew.txt 44
o™ SECRE TT FBI's declassification of C wie t No. 556. , On 8 April 1971, Mr. FENSTERWALD OS \) «< ency for a discussion with the General = ee photograph of the unknéwn Re the unidentified individual, in addition to the photograph of his question about the Two other photographs of depicted in the two Commission exhibits, were shown to him at that time. It is a matter of more than ordinary interest to note that on this occasion Mr. FENSTERWALD, who was accompanied by his partner, Mr. William OHLHAUSEN, told Mr. HOUSTON and another representative of the Agency in attendance that he knew who the unidentified man was. The following is extracted from Mr. HOUSTON's Memorandum of Record, 8 April 1971: "3. Mr. FENSTERWALD came to my office this morning with his partner, William G. OHLHAUSEN, looked at the other photographs , KS Qld us he did know who the man was. He re. serving a prison term some ited ” ye but ng to indicate presently States and admitted th Mr. FENSTERWALD s re wa any connection between QD in the photographs and the assassination of President KENNEDY. Mr. FENSTERWALD did not give us the man's name at this time, as he said enough people had suffered unnecessarily fron allegations that they were 38 SECRET CogzZg15 PAGE le? of sls COPY NO. .
SECRET. )) b Kaye AY say he was sure we ha \ on - He wr Q asked if he could RE AS hs, and I asked how he could use th e said he did associated with the assassins not know and finally agreed that for the time being he would not press his request... . The whole meeting was extreme ly friendly and they thanked us for our response." The following is extracted from the Memorandum of Record by the other CIA man present, Mr. Arthur E. DOOLEY. "Mr. FENSTERWALD said he knew who the person was and had spoken to him; that the man was too nervous to come forth on his own. FENSTERWALD would not give the man's name but safc e is an : . . CWS American, serving a prison 5 TS country h on a criminal charge, and AN SWALD in Mexico. I asked wheter the € had any conspiratorial re Ashi WALD. S FENSTERWALD replied he di t know the answer | as he had not interviewed the man as yet. We reiterated that we did not know who the man was, and said that we would like to know his identity. FENSTERWALD replied that CIA has a 39 SECRET 123, 31 PAGE Uo COPY HO. __
aa SECRET in his subsequent Wy allegation about the identity of the "Unidentified Individual," though the claim, if true, would. be of direct evidential interest and possibly permit us to assert. with finality what we believe has been the fact from the beginning: the "Unidentified Man" has nothing to do with the OSWALD case at all. NS Attachment A: Memorandum by David W. Beli ee E. Harry: Knoche, dated 15 April 1975, 1 wtac ent: "The CIA and _ the Man Who Was No e New York Review of Books, by aS d George O'Toole. Attachment B: Pages 364, 36 ee e Warren Conmission’s report. 40 SECRET PAGE | Les of 31 ad COPY NO.
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(toa t0451-10098 ¥ Se a a ~e rn Tres : e S Re ee ee Ae a ta) + ‘ - “FUTERMAL PSE asp hizginadaA we OG Journal ~ Office of Legislative Counsel Page 13 Tuesday - 8 November 1977 ae 48. (Confidential - DFM) BRIEFING Briefed Bill Miller, Staff Director, and Earl Eisenhower, Minority Staff Director, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, on the 8 November 1977 Presidential finding. Miller asked why this problem could not be handled overtly. I attempted a to explain this to him but he indicated he was certain the subject would. .... | be raised by the full Committee when the Director briefs them on the - program. , oe ce So . I told Miller the House Committee on Standards of Official Conduct had some problems in ding the trip of Jocko Richardson, former Chief of oO Stati | to Washington to be interviewed by that Committee as well as the Senate Select Committee, I asked Miller if the Select Committee : could do this ina secure manner. Miller said he thought they could and there would be no problem in the Committee paying the expenses, I told him I would check again and let him know if this was necessary...” | - ’ Miller said he had talked to Chairman Daniel K. Inouye (D., Hawaii} - about the classified FOIA affidavits which Senator James Abourezk ©. | (D., S. Dak.) has requested. Miller said the Chairman's position was © nae | that we were not denying Senator Abourezk information, and had suggested Tae PS @ reasonable means for him to examine the material, i,e., in the Select Committee offices. In Senator's Inouye's view, there is no reason for us to try to be any more accommodating. I told Miller that General Camm, Director of the National . Intelligence Tasking Center, would like to meet with Select Committee staffers sometime during the week of 28 November and that we would like --- " to include staff members of both the Subcommittee on Budget and Authorization - and the Subcommittee on Collection, Production and Quality. Miller : agreed and said that he would set this up and let me know. Regarding the scheduled briefing on Czechoslovak dissidents, _ Miller said Select Committee participants would be himself, Earl Eisenhower . ~ and Ed Levine. Doe ys 49. (Unclassified - DFM) LIAISON Met with Mike Epstein, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, to advise him that Gary Cornwell, House Select Committee on Assassinations staff, wants to review materials given the Church Comimittéé"on the Kennedy assassination, Epstein was already aware of this and said Cornwell was expected that afternoon to review the transcript of the Church Committee interview with an FBI otficial who was in Dallas at the time of the assassination. (Re
(404-10151-10201 \ upd ® . . + i Journal - Office of Legislative Connsel | 2 Tucsday - 7 December 19°76 ae a 77 - Daat 6. (Unclassified - NDL) LIAISON In response to a letter from Representative Robert W, Edgar (D., Pa.) concerning an: article in The Sunday Bulletin entitled "CIA Disputes Broomall Wiretap Story," which contained erroneous information concerning the Congressman, I called Kathy Keel, the Congressman's personal secretary, and told her that a letter had been forwarded by our General Counsel to the Department of Justice on 3 December 1976 secking their assistance .in investigating this matter. She thanked me for my call and said no written response would be necessary. ?. (Internal Use Only - BAA) LIAISON Received a call from Kathy, DDO/Byritish Desk, who said they were in receipt of a message from pertaining to the message that came in this morning for Richard Moose, Senate Foreign Relations Committee staff, from Senator Dick Clark (D., Iowa) requesting confirmation of the receipt of the message and the time, After talking to Moose, I called Kathy and told _ her that Moose received the message at 2:00 p.m, and that there would be no response back to the Senator. She will take care of sending out the appropriate reeponse, &. (Unclassified ~- NDL) LIAISON Reccived a call from Richard Dingman, Representative John B. Conlan's (R., Ariz.) Administrative As sistant, who wanted to know the procedures the Congressman should follow in requesting information on himself under FOIA. I told hirn to write to George Cary and gave him the address and said we would process it from there, 9. (Internal Use Only - GLC) LIAISON Richard Sprague, Chie! Counsel, House Select Committee on Assassinations, called to say that he would have to again postpone the rneeting we had scheduled for today at 10:30 asm. We compared schedules and decided to meet at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow. Sprague asked if I would have the letter on destruction of documents. J told him that I planned to bring along the final draft for him to look at. We then discussed setting up a meeting with the Director, Chairman Chornas Downing (D., Va.) and Representative Henry Gonzalez (D., Texas}, He sugeested that the meeting include the Ranking Minority Member, Samuel lL. Devine (RL, Ohio); who he said is a great admirer of Myr. Bush. [told him 1 would che ck the Director's calendar and set back in touch with him, HSE OLE - R/FSE «REP
(tod-ioet-t0taa] ; net deur GPL eo ae ‘ ne USE UNLY Journal ~ Office of Legislative Counsel Page 6 Monday - 1 May 1978 Hse A . (Confidential - MMP) LIAISON Called Herb Romerstein, House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence staff, to set up an appointment (Tuesday, .16 May at 1400 hours) to meet with Dave Millbank and Ed Mickolus, ORPA/International Issues, on the subject of terrorism and the Fourth International. This was set up via Pat Taylor, NFAC/CSS. The meeting. will take place in 3F30. Herb indicated that the Committee would probably hold hearings on terrorism in late May or early June and said that they would like to start off with an open session. I told him that an open session for CIA on the subject of terrorism would probably cause us some difficulty and suggested the possibility of an open statement, followed by a closed session asa middle ground. 26. (Confidential - MMP) LIAISON Called Alan Brown, House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence staff, to discuss the issue of providing the Committee with codeword cover sheets and the removal of the safe and am waiting for Alan to call me back with regard to whether | or not the Committee wishes to be included in the USG number control ‘ system which the Office of Security manages. . (Unclassified - MMP) LIAISON Called Joyce Early, House eee Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence staff,.to ask what the House recess schedule will be and was told that the House would be in recess from 1-9 July (Independence recess); from 18 August to 5 September (summer recess); and that 6 September would be the ‘end of the session, 28. (Confidential - MMP) LIAISON Called Loch Johnson, House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence staff, to respond to his question on what the impediment to CIA's destruction of files (mostly CI files on U.S. citizens) was. I told him that the House Select Committee on Assassinations had strongly urged us not to. 29. (Confidential - MMP) LIAISON Called the office of Joe DiGeorgio, GAO, International Division, to tell him that the six intelligence reports that his people had requested from the| Station would be made available to his regional office in Panama, with one possible exception. ~24 Tres h 4
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18 November 1960 | MBIORANDDN FOR THE RECORD ‘SUBJECT? Materials ‘Received from QDDALE, 3 November 1960 o “the folYouing’ ‘items. were 5 obtained from QDDALE. on 3 November 1960. . Deaposttion of each item is. indicated in the list: . oe “as “etter ‘to Marta Luisa PINARES Pizerro, Julia Elena a co. MARQUEZ Arosemena,; and Jorge NAVARETTE Sierra, residents of = : Habana, giving them. power of attorney for Handmaids of the Sacred © Heart of Jesus of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on 24 October 1960. “The letter is accompanied with a certificate of legality from the  . .... Cuban Consul in Philedelphia; also a letter to the Reverend Mother | . “+ Supertor. of the.College of Handmaida of the Sacred Heart of Jesus: _ >. 4m Habana, from Marie Angelica Nan of Philadelphia, Sent to _ Habana’ for forwarding. Coe ae be ‘Personal: ‘letters ‘from Jose Ignacio RIVERO, Frank . ~  Reddson, Jr. (his real name is Father Luis POSADA), and Raul Oo Be (last nane unknown) ‘to Reverend Father Rubino in Colegio de Bellen, ons Guba. _ Send. to Habana for’ forwarding. Oe “Meno: from. Fabio Freyre concerning William Bishop 1 who. a claims “to ‘bea member of The Cross Movement and is arene -... .to join counterrevolutionary forces through Father POSADA in . _ Miami. Passed to FI, Reports, and PA. —— ‘Attechmentas 300 en Distribution: we - Orig ~ File A= 201-7378 de WE/4,/Chrono 1+ WH/4/FI
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Secvice one the Cantuel petsllicence Aces began on 22 ‘August 1951 and ‘continued through 31 August 1970, — During his career there was a varicty of arene ee involving investigations, — report writing, technical and, physical 7 programs amperes: in eae new saga oo Beginning in May 1957, manogerial responsibilities e be 8 Deets os eS etait ie: 2s overseas, es were ohne in s Chief ofa regione staff of some ten professional and , @ fall spectrum of necusity support ae ae » June 1965 he attended | the Air War | e ope | os i emene of - Aaeey: So _ Since 1965 two val, line positions. were held iavbivinn the: ency's programs in he ponies si physical security Selds curity. division, from 1965 968, he had yrimary supervisory responsibility for some 40. gol and clerical personnel, preparing t the budget and pro- a5 for 's technical security program, oli ating of authorized funding to assure that approved programs als were met. He was instrumental in guiding “qn establishing new training concepts and in ew approa: hes, ed leade bus in this Agency: to a pee. ae potoer’]
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