104-10433-10167 . . oe ‘ a sidiag aie a sda Skit aes ot lb i 7 a a e ‘ a - Jee Dee tt / \ é | 4 snes oe | «sk =» Mr, Rosen 1 ~ Hr. G. C. Moore . Lh =~ Mr, Griffith 2 = 2r, Atkinson MM aya er ; TO LEGAT SANTO DOMINGO —~ FROM DIRECTOR FBE < . Fereetee . ASSASSINATION OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR, — BERS TWO AND FOUR DATED APRIL erouné Lae a PHERED KN; : PERTINENT DATA IM RETELS WAS INCORPORATED INTO LHM AMD N. FURNISHED WEITE HOUSE, ATTORNEY GENERAL AND INTERESTED — Ys GOVERNMENT AGENCIES BY LETTER APRIL TEN INSTANT. | a IN VIEW oF NATURE AMD ‘ENORMITY OF ALLEGATIONS MADE By 4. cas | HERNAN HENRIQUEZ LORA CONCERNING THIS MATTER, LEGAT MUST ENDEAVOR _ €O VERIFY OR DISPROVE SUCH ALLEGATIONS, —Ss— . pe eS PHOTOGRAPH OF ONE HERNAN HENRIQUEZ LORA, ALSO KNOWN AS HERNAN HENRIQUEZ URENA LORA, BORN OCTOBER TWENTY FOUR, FIFTEEN, AT SAN DIEGO, CUBA, OR ‘SANTIAGO DE CUBA, CUBA, BEING FORWARDED SEPARATELY. | REG: & YJ -3826 4-14 A q3 BUREAU FILES REVEAL ABOVE INDIVIDUAL I8 DOMINICAN CITIZEN '@ APR 12 1968 AND HIS PARENTS WERE MAX AND GUARINA HENRIQUES. Sy Ve » Foreign Liaison Unit (route through for. re 1 =» 105—-168197 2 Rap Brown) aga : tue o (8. Cargichael) - cam (iM | maze ro O54. st Forman a Fenriques teal
yee Hind Berane teeny oampasenae ooh Sand bs stan sine, ers abled fog Sie gees Whale hgtloasets daa bat Ma MiaySensaged diSBAl llloas Scat sts Sigh tpethe tlt cee bloaehaltabtliotina ah- “Uf dautoaiialttien TELETYPE TO LEGAT SANTO DOMINGO RE: ASSASSINATION OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. ‘THIS INFORMATION WAS CLASSIFIED "SECRET" BY CIA, . CIA OW AUGUST NINE, SIXTY SIX, ADVISED IT HAD NOT HAD ANY w(4) OPERATIONAL INTEREST IK § _ _ INDICATED HE HAS "VERY UNSAVORY REPUTATION.” ADDITIONAL PERTINENT INFORMATION CONCERNING HENRIQUES LORA WILL, BE FORWARDED BY AIRTEL. | | | a .. NOTE 3 — Legat in retele reported Henriques Lora had volunteered a third party hed over heard a conversation in Santo Domingo between two Dominican communists in which a. it was alleged that Stokely Carmichael and E. Rap Brown ae advecated the death of Martin Luther Eing and Eing's assassination would benefit the cause of black violence. | cans ye avid,
ee An oy bee uf oe a _ 4a  aslies a CODE Mr, Rogen wr. G. C. Hoore Griffith wr, Atkinson _ VIA TELETYPE IAP Se6 | CIPHERED foot al foot ft 13a 3 5 | TO LEGAT SANTO DOMINGg ~~ >) "ASSASSINATION OF MARTI LUTHER KENG, oR, BEURTELS NUMBERS TO AND FOUR DATED APRIL EIGHT LAS N PERTINENT DATA IM RETELS WAS INCORPORATED INTO LEM AND . FURNISHED WHITE HOUSE, ATTORNEY ‘GENERAL AND INTERESTED . : ta VIEW OF NATURE AND ENORMITY OF ALLEGATIONS MADE BY | a HERNAN HENRIQUEZ LORA CONCERNING THIS MATTER, LEGAT MUST ENDEAVOR “' TO VERIFY OR DISPROVE SUCH ALLEGATIONS, Co pe PHOTOGRAPH OF ONE HERNAN HENRIQUEZ LORA, ALSO KNOW! AS “ ei HERNAN BENRIQUEZ UREWA LORA, BORN OCTOBER TWENTY FOUR, FIFTEEN, £1 AT SAN DIEGO, CUBA, OR SANTIAGO | DE cuBA, CUBA, BEING FORWARDED SEPARATELY, : Oo REC. 4 YY -38761-N93 ¥ BUREAU FILES REVEAL ABOVE INDIVIDUAL IS DOMINICAN CITIZEN AND HIS PARENTS WERE MAX AND GUARINA HQIRIQUEZ, N@ APR 12 W368 aay cE, SIXTY TWO, ADVISED ABOVE HENRIQUES RA WAS CITIZEN OF DOMINICAN REPUBLIC WHO HAD BEEN TRAVELING OW Kees PASSPORT NUMBER ONE ONE TWO SEVEN DATED JANUARY TWENTY FIVE, | FEeTY WINE, IH OWE NINE SIX TWO HE RESIDED AP ASTON AURA, TEN f Fee os Foreign Liaison Unit (route through for, rot <—— 1 = 105~168197 . Rap Brown) pobead 2 aly We “2 100448080 (8. Ca chael) ak. as - f oth teow EQ Aa 3 05497 930" -~nan fenriques “oath —_—— * wan noo Led ree Yes 6 A 43 4
13-00000 fhe thy cope nate ns Sia t TELETYPE TO LEGAT SANTO DOMINGO RE: ASSASSINATION OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, oR. MADRID, SPAIN, ACCORDING TO CIA, HE HAD BEEN INVOLVED IN BOTH _ PRO-CASTRO AND ANTI-CASTRO ACTIVITIES IN MADRID DURING PRECEDING TWO YEARS AND WAS SUSPECTED OF BEING A MFMBER OF CUBAN G-TWO, quite INFORMATION WAS CLASSIVIED "SECRET" BY CIA, . ; CIA On AUGUST NINE, SIXTY SIX, ADVISED IT HAD MOT BAD ANY OPERATIONAL INTEREST IW HERNAN HENRIQUES LORA AMD ITS FILES INDICATED HE HAS “VERY UNSAVORY REPUTATION.” = | 7 ADDITIONAL PERTINENT INFORMATION. CONCERNING HENRIQUES LORA WILL BE FORWARDED BY J AIRTEL< NOTE $ rs Leget in retels reported Henriques Lora had Se volunteered a third party had over heard a conversation in ° Santo Dominge between two Dominican communists in which | ya, it was alleged that Stokely Carmichael and H. Rap Brown a advocated the death of Martin Luther Zing and King's : assacgsination would benefit the cause of black violeace, . ae ysl 4g a aan ot =a | | . - ; cat! ee awvih .
13-00000 “ROM UBJECT: 6)\3 6) (0 ‘p(0 B) /é) Gua tin, oe ‘wt oP ihiat. soennd A satis at Pe Pn enn VAN Se NO OE SE OM OR ee os aT UNITED STATES GOVERNM ENT Ong a DeLowrs Memorandum He yt ER | It - note : nf . Gale —. , : . Taval THAN OE ceemrmmernemremnpae 8. de Papichyy” , : . fetnee Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), ° (ff Uh; furnished the following to the Liaison Agent on April 17, 1968: * A CIA source, Characterized as being very reliable, advised that on or about A 1 25, 1968, an individual identi~ fyiag himself aa é ed at the @ asked to i as soon as poss being made to the office of the | He was asked to furnish hia loce . and he refused. to do so. He became very agitated and then left. So far he has not returned to the aforementioned office, CIA's source stated that < answers. the general description of the suspect in the instant case. ag. reported ia NEWS PA POTS » olunteered information indicating that p i : he applied California, on J 16, 19 Lp gourd (town not given). CIA's source eser him as 5°10"; 155 pounds; brown hair, receding hairline on both sides; a scar, not prominent, about two and one half inches long acros@ the ¢enter of his forehead. His most outstanding characteristic was his onan, described as "dige concerting and resembling a grimace. Bee % 3 on ae Lo _2d04 dvised that this same in og. thrody has beea given to our Legat,@ quecs. th®odglt le ible res out, CIA would like te bene . . ACTION: The above information is being directed to the atteotioa of the Civil Rights Section of the ss General Iavestigative Division, so SuP:clbs:/ (4) fo t ~~ Mr. ‘WeGowan (Loog) A Liaisos ie ir Papton” ee Oo : 1S)
13-00000 ot tare ere no be . 71 Toloor, UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT ae ior a : = Memorandum HD oo SS Foilt ro : Me, 0. J. Brennan, se ffe DATE: April 17, 1968 Kove = : . Tavel : . Tretter ROM : Be Jeo Papichy)” : te uBjEcT: “ HURKIN . | Jaye Richard Ober, Central Lotelligence Agency cera, 7 ai furnished the following to the Liaison Agent on April 17, 1968: « & CIA source, characterized as being very reliable, advised that on or about April 15, 1968, an individual identi- fying himself as Gerald Lee/Richards, a U. S. seaman, called ; . at the officd of the National Maritime Union and ; _ gaked .@-ship as soon as possible. (It should. be soted that reference ig being made to the office of the U.S. National Maritime Union.) He was asked to furnish bie local address and he refused to do so. He became very \ “sgitate left. So far he has not returned to the aforementioned office. CIA's source stated that Richards : answers. the general description of the. suspect in the instant — Case. ag. reported in newspapers. —— nos a Richards volunteered daformation indicating that . he applied for seaman’s papers in San Pedro, Californias on June 16, 1964; and that he registered as a member o ~ ow Z National Maritime- Union in Sas Pedro on February 21, 1968. ee” K& He haa Social Security number 562-46-5078 and U. S. Coast Guard identifying document 22711-7682, He was rn April & . 2937, in Missouri (towa not given). CIA's source described - him as 8°10: 155 ¢ pounds; brown hair, receding hairline on both sides; a scar, not prominent, about two and one half faches long across the eenter of his forehead. His most outstanding characteriatic was his grin, described ag "“dis- of concerting and resembling a grimace. Br, Ys. ak whi L () C7 wel A Gber advised that this same in ormat asp, 8 arte as bees” given to o t -eareprise the is ng thfodgl lay ble sources et ener. g Richaras, IZ thie le os. out, CIA would like to bene LGOds , ACTION : The above information is being directed to the atteation of the Civil Rights Section of the General Investigative Division. SJP:elb a: (4) 1 ~ Mr. ecowan (Long) & Liaisos 14 a Mr. Papich’ eg | gi! a , &S . é
13-00000 oe HRpeae OOD 8B 3818-168 SAE 1069 Theres Sha Ghul, VG. wh. FF . ; . TOM OR cee - UNITED STATES G ERNMENT 9 4 qc? et Memorandum a wwe Se Contad . : : . . Fett , : ale on 1 ] 3 DATE: April 22, 1968 ie TO : Me W. C, Sullivan Sulliven TRAVEL nemenmonnmrecmece Trotter ~. FROM : Mr, J, A. Sizoo \e) At 6: 38 pm. 4/22/68, i i a we Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), furnished the folJ ~ information to Night Supervisor James F, McGuire by tolepone: Further, he does not know of any factual | of these individ uals with the King case, He said CIA sources were trying te develop this matter further, He also advised that CIA would send the FBI a written communication concerning this matter on 4/23/68, Wi At 9:10 pm 4/22/68, that a check had b JFK: che H a .? me Rev-4g commfifas = VER 2 - Mr, Sullivan d o- Mr, J,A.Sizoo | j-Mr. Rosen “ 1 ~ Me, Papich a ALR 24 1968 i - My.,Helgeson 1 =< Mr. J.F.,McGuire . 4 . : | . |
‘the assassination of Martin Luther King Sita sags et wey da ttn thane har tg Hie Blog hata ab betta BD oo ABE ikea ee DA Memorandum to “ite. Sullivan RE: MURKIN | indicated that the entire information may be a complete hoax; however, CIA will advise FBI if any additional data comes to their attention. ACTION: | The above information was orally ‘furnished to Mr, Helgeson, General _Tavestigative Division.
eM AL @ $616 166 @at whee Ferre ° UNITED STATESG ERNMENT = -- —s 4{ | ———— emai WK Sm. ; : Felt et TO ‘Mr. We C. Sullivan _ DATE: April 22, 1968 = Tovel 2 FROM Mr. we! _ Sizo ly ' | | . Haine SUBJECT: MURKIN At 6:35 pm 4/22/68, | Clandestine Service, / 7 Central Intelligence Agency = » surnished the following information to Night Supervisor James F. McGuire by telephone: CIA sources have reported two American citizeng are being detained in Panama City, Panama, at the request of the Costa Rican authorities, Allegedly, they are being detained in connection with the agsassination of Martin Luther King. These individuals are identified as Tom Wolman, born 7/17/44 in New York, Wolman has Pasgport Number JO85474, issued 1/29/68, and his permanent residence is shown ag 30 Larrys Lane, Pleasantville, New York, The other individual is identified as Douglas Harry m— Hulbard, Passport Number 330926, Hulbard is described as a former 1 soldier whe has returned to Panama to be married, CIB did not have any further descriptive data regarding Hulbard, * ty. a These two individuals were traveling in a Chevrolet, License Number 23GH19, Motor Number 13 387 13 113711. The vehicle and license plates: could not be further described by CIA. According to CIA, Wolman's passport indicates he had entered and departed El Salvador and Honduras on 4/17/68; Nicaragua on 4/18/68, . ladvised he has no indication why the Costa Rican authorities have requested thé detention of the above- described individuals. Further, he does not know of any factual connection of these individuals with the King case. He said CIA sources were trying to develop this matter further. He also advised that CIA would send the FBI a written communication concerning this matter on 4/23/68, | ; At 9:10 pa 4/22/68 | [|CIA, orally advised thet a check had been made W @ Costa Rican authorities and determined that Costa Rica has no information regarding the above- mentioned individuals; that Costa Rica did not request Panamanian authorities te hold these individuals, that they have no request from any American authorities to detain them; and that they cg flu, ow yet 2h bf — JFM:chs (7) ° eo Révgg conten Ore fe pol 166 1 - Me, Sullivan 4 a Mr, J,A.Sizoo 1 - ir, Rosen ‘ 1 — Mr, Papich -. @ AFR 24 1968 i - Mr.,Helgeson 1 < Mr. J.F,licGuire | . : . : Ce ~  aaeameaveee ea SBA Renan. So, 7 / ? oft:
13-00000 Memorandua to Mr. Sullivan RE: MURKIN mo knowledge of any connection between these individuals and the assassination of Martin Luther King, indicated that the entire information may be a complete hoax; however, CIA will advise FBI if any additional data comes to their attention. ACTION: , The above information was orally furnished te Me Helgeson, General Investigative Division.
13-00000 To oe e “\” sete-t00 . u _ ; UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT | GSA : ont Memorandum ryote. . | : : Mr. W. C. serziven uy of DATE: 4/28/68 tet coe RN | ck ‘J. A. Sizoo / Bebe ce T: MURKIN i . references ' ACTION: individaal looked like Galt he made an effort to get some information concerning him. Germany, had advised the American Embassy, Addis Ababa, be [ bb? ought the (h Hye) (b) A e found he was registered at the None. For information. Thig is being referred to : i the General Investigative Division. |“ JaK:brr ” (8) 1 = Mr. Sullivan Mit 1 ~ Mr. Roser 1 - Mr. McDonough i - &. Kavanagh 2b) paere dad . Some sett OF ti, ‘ie owe sccoemeete ta eesecaae RRR sae «
Stan ett on mealies oor wm skit snd i dada “plc lentes widitn i685 eimai cet bine gone aa Cpa O08. : = St hm 1G _ . - gts are ae. om. ap . rn : i mmm UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Oe ww & Fd i be ae Memorandum | ceo : Mr. W. C, Sullivan a hd DATE: 4/28/68 ae a a & | Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), advised this date that a german doctor, Kiaus Steer, German Director, Scientific Department , Africa,-E. Merck Aktiengesellschast, Karmstady, Germany, had advised the American Embassy, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, that he believed he had seen an individual whom he thought to be Eric Starvo Galt at the Bristol Hotel, Lagos, Nigeria, on the afternoon of 4/23/68. Because he thought the individual looked like Galt he made an effort to get some information concerning him. He found he was registered at the hotel ag Jge- gaque, Room 403, receipt number D52138, — account number 06325.,°- The doctor did not imow if Musgaque had xegistered at the hotel as an American. In conversation with Musgaque the dector learned that Musgaque was employed by the Wilder O11 Company (adress unknown) and was en route to . Warri oil Field, Nigeria: Bufiles contain no references to Joe Musgaque or the alld Wilder. 011 Company. ‘ , f MA, was advised that Bufiles contain no an references to JOE muBgaque or Wilder O11 Company. ; - ACTION: None. For information. Thia is being referred to the General Investigative Division, : JHK:brr + ¢g) Mr. Sullivan a . tae, ir. Rosen i. Go. Moore - | nee a ; a U6 / lr, McGowan Mr. McDonough . ~ Mr. Kavanagh . ee ee ‘ : +e . . ® . pemtaaahen +m omy ee / Cs . - Lae | | ys fell Ged bed foot fd food dnd stents @ & bt tee ante) I" ae Screamin ‘pgnierae aap <*
13-00000 Pye ¥ | hw 29-68 Airtel ' for SAC, Washington Field Frome Director, FBI. \ On 4-28-68, a representative of CIA advised the : MAA Bureau that @ | oT L- Mr. Hudson vs n that he believed he had geen an to be Eric Starvo Galt at the fhe indivi reportedly an employse of the unknown) . wp identifying data concerning determine through the Deps State any information ee », which reportedly ig able in Handle. iomediately. | 1 «~ Memphis (info) exis REC | 5 PJH:jlh. 4 u (5) x NOTE: See memorandum from J. A. Sizoo to W. C. Sullivan dated 4-28-68, captioned “Hurkia®™ JHE: brr. NT PEEUITTT TTT
13-00000 VEER TUT le Nomphis (info) -cLdO gee 5 Ys 1968 a Re walsilgh ni, pe phe ide i ad _ 429-68 Airtel fo: SAC, Washington Field 7 1 - Me. Hudson ‘From: Director, FBI “MOREIN ar On 4-28-68, @ representative of CIA advised the — Bureau that a German doctor, Klaug Steer, German Director, Scientific Department, Africa, EB. Merck Aktiengeselischast, Earnstady, Germany, had advised the American Embassy, . Addis Ababs, Ethiopia, that he believed he had seen an individual whom he thought to be Eric Starve Galt at the Bristol: Hotel, Lagog Nigeria, on the afterncon of 4-23-68. The individual wags identified ag Joe Musgaque, who ia Sekoowny ah employee of the Wilder OLE Company (address unknown). Vashington Field, check passport records for any ’ identifying data concerning Musgaque; and alse attempt to determine through the Department of State any information “el concerning the Wilder 041 Company, which reportedly is operating in Nigeria. If neo information available in State Department records regarding the Wilder 011 Company, . determine whether State Department can obtain this informatica | from the Nigerian Embassy. Handle immediately. a APR SO 1968 FSH: jh. 36 (sy? | NOTE: See memorandum frou J. A. Sizoo to W. C. Sullivan '  . dated 4-28-68, captioned “Murkin" JHE: brr. _ wha. noo reser our)
13-00000 So Je Papich = = ee : 7 COMMUNIST PARTY GP COLOMBIA — om, - LWILIWIAL SECURITY - COLOMBIA | 4 f fe This irfornation will be checked out ty the | : Soviet Section for any significant indicators relating io a: : the movement of funda through Soviet intelligence channels, a : ne + This information and enclosure are also bela directed to the atteostion of the Genoral Ynavosticvative SMivis ion in the event we desire to check any identified currency utilises by James Earl Ray apaiast the attached listing. sO -~* ‘Zaclosure ies. SJP:clb . . | ‘lh = je, DPranigaa —_ oo ‘ , : : i ur, McGowan np QrCORN . - l= Kurkis File 6] CRE WS “dL = Liaisoa oo OX wey, i - cr. Papich , qemonennes were weer OG a Nb ow. . . . . - . an! : . - b Oi mas wd were a 2 as | “o _ Ga Za) iP © 9) Ce ot
13-00000 V By, D. J. Dronnan, dx. . May 20, 120R 2 OE CREAT te e CURET? - “GLANS TA i rn, ~ L Se eee eo ate gpnTeineD Ee HS © ” - the Cantral Intell ige nce Agency (CZA) prevs Lond. oe . ‘has furnished ingermation concerning the. aryvedt of tun indie vidurnis in Colombin vho clandestinely brenucht fato tho country a2 iarzo cum. of bee 5B. eusraucy Blated te bo delivaread to tha oon om coments * Communist Party f Colorviae re a a a So . a On tiny 22,. LOGS, Tho Wa | Kaxanansinea, Denwsy . Dircctoy of Plans, CIA, nate ‘aveiioble. the enzlosod ant af fb serial ‘numbers. of tho currency recoverad by Colombian aL ieials» i It shoGld be noted that the first digit an ench Listed  ausbesr j . fos tune ies aon anand soular aerems inition Cl-Pis B-265; KS ates ; ee This information will We checke at out by tho ; foviet Bection for an Sieniticnant Aindivaters x oa phat oe - co the movewent oF funds through Soviet intebticer (Cnannekise is - 4? ~ “* Pais infernation and enclosure axe nico pokne nr Ca Gireetod fo the silontion ef the Gerexal Teves ise tive, MMyisien oe ns ee OT OA eg kt in tho event wo diwuaire te eheck uoy identatied curxency atidazcd - by Jdnmes Envi cay against the at tack ed RMstange 4 BACLasura nn . . ne aAPsalb . 8) “2 an, wi e Year wigan , of 2 LEC . a , : Loin hive ‘iennat OE eT dent rt ee : Rie Nye heGosen - - MOP TNCUS ‘ . . . : Lew fiusldu The - oo -  §) BEG ; i bead Pinte. ae am : : ‘ 7 : wow % , : a | va eyo ae 2 poy ~ cy i - jf: 4 * - 2 t . i moe Fg pant r a fe 7 i . Ny w Fa 4 - we , ae
13-00000 ? on Grtional 10a Oo, 10 . 800-106 * : ° - . ae: Mat BFE? POETS -- . Ba Gen, AG. WO. 27 : ; UNITED ST, ATES GOV" “INMENT - 6 .-Memoranaum i ro; Mr. EB, S, Miller; == Sspae: November 29, 1973. ~ oy rena, ») From : We. A. Branigan i | SUBJECT: Coumreres TO INVESTIGATE ASSASSINATIONS | MISCELLANEOUS ~- INFORMATION CONCERNING _ Le On November 21, 1973, Mr, : ey Central Intelligence Agency personally Geliveread the attached <a press release noting that the captioned committee was sponsoring : ie @ twoeday conference at Georgetown University on November 23 and. & 24 in commemoration of_the Tenth Anniversary of President John F,. Kennedy's death, Mr. particularly noted that former Special Agent Willian rner was scheduled to be the moderator | of a panel dealing with unique investigative techniques. In the program Turner is identified as a former FBI Agent, author of numerous books on investigative techniques. . Among others “appearing on the program are Fred Cook, Mark/Lane, Harold #leisber} ail of whom who have been outspoken critics ofthe FBI, — — ——— st / The Central Intelligence Agency, according to fitr ! r “} fwas concerned over the appearance of their ex-employees - é Victor, Narchetts and GeorgexQ Toole. “Vir. i 2) s] of the conference ahd that he would be happy to pass along an (a) ‘data. developed by their coverage. ; bo x CTION: ° : nformation,. Anything of pertinence received . jwill be made a matter of recdrd, A copy of this been . designated | for “the personnel file of |. es ys ‘ . Ss ex-Agent Turner. a co , <¢ WABshke i: Oe * Reo 89 _ he i= © - b2a-1Mab a7- 3h! i 62112697 Ne Gel 0° Enclosure J IZ wR we <-t: 1 -~ Personnel File. of Willian Tu Os ci 1 - Mr. E. W, Walsh Xn De _€: 1+ Mr. BE. S, Miller | st | 7-2 1 - Mr. W. A. Branigan Rute - cae eo ee } “p50,” nt det ES 47 prey. “ . . . . be Ds t f. | DFR ta wasn. Paes ccs |
13-00000 PL ae we Oreigonar ’oam HO. to FOI IDS , ° ~ * MAY 1969 TOINOM Gha Gea, WG. 40. 2F _ UNITED STA’ res GOV" <NMENT - , _ > -Memoranaum.. a aa oy . , - ee : Eo. Aili — TO : Mr, Es Ss Miller dy . DATE: November 29, 1973 fae toes | | _ - | . | . . 7 * eens oe nen: ead ny FROM : We A. Branigan . . . - | . . . 7 Pies 8 Peal 4 2 ; | oe : aed = ee nee susject: COMMITTEE .TO INVESTIGATE ASSASSINATIONS a Telegges Bar MISCELLANEOUS «+ INFORMATION CONCERNING tod Ee wo On November 21, 1973, Mr. Raymond Rocca of the ag OES "s Central Intelligence Agency. personally delivered the attached eed, tT press release noting that the captioned committee was sponsoring =“ @ two-day conference at Georgetown University on November 23 and © 24 in commemoration of the Tenth Anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's death, Mr. Rocca particularly noted that former Special Agent William Turner was scheduled to be the moderator) of a panel dealing with unique investigative techniques. In the program Turner is identified as a former FBI Agent, author of numerous books on investigative techniques, . Among others appearing on the program are Fred Cook, Mark}Lane, HaroldWeisberg, all of whom, who have been outspoken critics of the FBI, SN “f The Central. Intelligence ‘Agency, according to Mr, Rocca, <1 WES concerned over the appearance of their ex-employees” aa Victor, Marchetti and George Q' Toole ., - Mr, Rocca advised that his Agency would have ‘covera cl of the conference and that he would be happy to pass along an « data developed by their coverage, | ACTION: a For information, Anything of pertinence received ~ from Mr, Rocca will be made a matter of record. .A copy of this : memorandum has been designated for ‘the personnel file of _ a ty. ex-Agent Turner, a \ TF Sp t Co ah “i  WABzhkef..7 : +. -REC-89 fi ae nes 2 © ie . ba-~ “1126 97- -3 S QR 62-112697 \EX Mt a OG sown | g 22°” Enclosure , [eros e “<:Ti 2» Personnel File of Willi —f Fee ca L-~ Me. E. W. Walsh | , c i. _&: b= Mr. BE. S, Miller oo E “-3 1 ~ Mr, W. A. Branigan ety ~ ~ 5 DEC s singe t=! xERox
13-00000 oe - " , : ( : COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE _ MAND Prete: 2 PR. r : oe ; | ROBBERY sancK * 2520 d6raq STREET, N. W. para nese | ‘WASHINGTON, D. C..20006 . ‘Souners. £202) 232-1152 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: ; ” in observance of the tenth anniversary of President Kennedy! 8. death, oo the Committee to Investigate Assassinations is sponsoring a ) twonday Conference at Georgetown University on Nevember 23rd and 24th, A brochure describing the Conference and its program is attached. As you will note, several of the Nation’s prominent writers and investi- gators of the assassinations of the past decade will speak. '- While a number of different points of view on the subject will be represented, there is general consensus that the Executive Branch has — failed to make known all the relevant facts of the assassinations.. We believe that the Congress must ultimately take the initiative if the public is to learn all of the facts, and that Watergate has shown BS that Congress’ action depends largely. on disclosures by an informed press and other news media. \ . A&A presa pass will be available for you at the conference registration desk. For further information, please contact: : _ # < Ms. Andres¥iyate — Conference Coordinator (202} 232-1152 Prope i) AY Rivet epee & Rie. EG ler) hth WA 2B BRCEOSUP. Fr a i we mod “2. |
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13-00000 rer atthe cee attrnnannnan a vem Sianenpeumennene: mat aitenttie WINE At SGA» SIRE wi PRE CE 6, 2:00 3:30 76:00 ? 77:30 etroneteneroane: meget FRIDAY — NOVEMBER 23 LATE REGISTRATION — Farly Registrants picx up pisses, itr, Gernard Fensterwald, J, Executive irector, Conmittce to Investigate Assassinations 7 Mr, Norman Maller, Author and Forwarder of The Fifi Estare STATUS OF PROMINENT JP CADE Rin, Robert PL Smith, Director of nesearen, Comimitive to Investigate As assivations Ry < CASE — Air, Robert Hanson, Attorney, present counsel for sn nan Sir han MING CASE -— Air, James Lesar, Attorney, preseni counsel for ha nes Cari Rav WALLACE CASE — Mr. Romild Van Doren, Newsman, Author, researcier into the backer vung © Arthur Gromer ROCKWEL —- Ms. Meredith Rode, Pratessor at Federal City Callege, Agsthority in kiting ef Goerge Lincoln Rockwell L CASE UNIQUE INVESTIGATIVE T ECHNIO JES: _ Mr, Witlam Turner, Moder: toe — Former FRE Ager, Auther of numerous books on investigative techniques Mr. George G'T fool. =. Former CIA Ageni, Writer, expert an the PSE ieclurer on “the Warren ‘Commas - Report , ae ONT De AO EE OF 130 2:00 6:00 8:30 FRIDAY = Continucd BREAK FOR LUNCH MEDICAL ARO PHYSICAL EVIDE NCE: fdr, foslah Thompson, Maoderater - Professor at Haverford Colleges, sdthor of Six Seconds in Dallas Dr, Cyril Wecht ~ Professor of Law and Forensic Medicine at , Duquesne University; Coroner of Pittsburgh, Pa. Ms: Sylvia Meagher — Attorney, UN Official, author of Accessories After The Fact Mr. Roger Hanson — Attorney, counsel to Sirhan Sirhan we Mr. Herbert MacDonnell — Professor of Criminalistics, Corning University; expert incase of Fred Hampton Mr. Mark Lane ~ Attorney, author of Rush Te fudgment and Executive Action weeny 12:30 2:09 BREAK FOR DINNER WARREN COMMISSION REPORT: FACT OR FICTION — ‘A slide show and lecture by | Mr. Robert Saltzman “INDIVIES UAL 2 §? LAK KOS - Question + nd Answer Ses SOR . 1. SAPURDAY ~ NGVEMSES 24 . ASS? mann TIGSS AND THE MEDIAS Mr. john Ferry Paula, Moderator = . rumorist and Author of Fear 3 Gn Triet , Mr. Robert Kaiser = Autoor of RFK Mus a . Die a Mr. Donatd Freed — Co-Auther of Doecative AicHon: Me, Hare. Weisberg — Author of Frame Lip Mr. ted Charach — Author of Second Gur . Me, Pater Noyes ~ Auther of Legucy OF Bava ' Nir, Freed Cook -- Author of numorcus books and articies ‘ ‘ a BREAK FOR LUNCH Mir. Richard sores ju, Moderator =. - Comouter expert and author Dr. Richard Popkin, Praloasor at Washing’ on | University; author of The Seeeted Ord Col. Fletche Prauty o-- Fermer Wishes. Officer bstweerr Sentai! and CLA Teme avther of Fie Secret Tears Mr, Resert <. Grewn -- Formyr Teed : Services Officer; expert in attempts on ; life of Castro Mr. Earl “olz - Reporter for Oxtias Mernin . -, News, expert on Orzanized Crimes “Mr, Wietor Marchetth + Former CLA Agent anther ; Wir, Peter Dalz Scott — Prevesier at _. . Berkcia vi Author of Tie wor Conspiracy WORKSHOPS WITH Tale ‘ t ’ it ’