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14-00000 President of the United ‘tetes who fe the only pereon to vhos he vill agree to reveal Ale isfensation. it . ‘ Ge Ag Subject epeakes Bngliah eusevhataltiagty, £ interviewd ~ fafchouse om 19 Decenber 196% ~ wef d)s«C 3,03, 03 vho served es interpreter, acd the current Gase officer in meideace. I grocted hin fs neue of the Direeter, emplelucd thet the Latter ves wHevailable, told nim thet I had been faformed he vas in possession of iarartent inforastion conee ming ; United States security, Aiulend and other arees. After & diacuse{om { lasting for about ons hour, “hich has been tape recomied, Subjects - peeitice emergeé es follovs: . @. Sreeyt for am iaterview with UIIA ond the Val, he refuses te Gisouse his information until he has an (atervlev vita the President «hich he estiantes vould be of @ tvo-hour duration. . Me indicated that Bis tefomation ta of such @ meture that 4¢ Grenecende (utelligence intarosts and requires Aigh palley Geeioions. T asked him if be would agrees to discuss his {aforane tion vith[Hr. Boblenjend he refused. .. Ob B. Gabject hae im his possession documents vate he has Bot Geocrited, wut vnich pertain only to Pinlasd. fe hae no dovemaute ecaeeraing iia “neater cise" but cleias to have bere absorbing iaformation since 1955 vith wltiaate defection in mind. Be tee bovever, to be preeiee ss to vhether his aeeter plan was beeed em fucte or reflected hls sua Gpinioa of vhaé could be acne. Ne 414 sta’e that Ais infareetion concerned the Soviet fatelligensce services “vhich must be dvatroyed” and -eatera intelligunes services inoluding CIA. Ma aleo stated thet there are seny forces (indivi éuals) working against the “est, ‘waioh premassbly be lg oe in oe Poaltion to identify. G. He specifically stated that his information 412 ast involwa. eny imainent attack against the “est but he stressed that each day of Geley vorks aguinst Vestera lntervets, 7. Vhem 1¢ we Polated out to him that ae hed furaished wo ieforasq tien toon which @ reecemenfetion es te his teliabieity or vermelty could be based, he atated that tt vas uscegcery to “taxe 8 rigk.* Inphiaie in bia position arpeare te be a real or fancied ouspleiom of the eeavelay or integrity of intelligsnes sarvices. de etates that he has a@ iateatica of becoming an agent of CLA but after Ade discussion vith the Presidsat, ond if the President adoyte his recamendations, he vill te a villing eollaboreter. 8. Ma wae seked to prvjam @ Lotter eddressed to the Prosidsat a. pean Soil
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