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JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION Peleased under the John AGENCY : CIA RECORD NUMBER : 104-10335-10004 . Kennedy RECORD SERIES : JFK Assassination Records AGENCY FILE NUMBER : PROJFILES-ARRB REQUESTS Ollection Act of 1992 Torna ron sss a scssssscsesessssssssssse cose scr see (44 USC 2107 Note). DOCUMENT INFORMATION ase#:NU 53217 Date: He6-24-2017 AGENCY ORIGINATOR : ARRB FROM : TO : : TITLE : ARRB REQUEST - CIA-5: NAMES, PSEUDONYMS AND CRYPTONYMS DATE : 07/07/1995 PAGES : 8 , 4 SUBJECTS : JFK ASSASSINATION UNIT INDEX ARRB REQUEST DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER CLASSIFICATION : SECRET RESTRICTIONS : 1A 1B CURRENT STATUS : RELEASED IN PART PUBLIC - RELEASED WITH DELETIONS DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 05/06/03 COMMENTS : JFK-M-19 : F5 : 2000.02.16.08:44:43:293044 : UNIT INDEX [R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10335-10004 HW 53217 DBocld:32404560 Page 1
wep ince eENR sibs | | Fes |..._All. cable traffic to. and from Mexico City for “October-December 1963... 9 Jan 78 pm | 78-0070 ae LSE and aos meee es! | All dispatches to and from Mexico City for | |._the period of 15 October through 36, November wees eee ar 9S ee 18105872. CIA SPECIAL COLLECTIONS RELEASE IN FULL 2000 apne t t a _ LA ~ Page 4 DocId: 32404561 HW 53217
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With reference to your question can the Agency retrieve any of these categories of cables, the answer is no. Such cables were not] captured by any organized filing process or any generic or specific filing term and were not placed in official files. Therefore, there are no indices or other indicators that can be used to search for them. In addition, because any copies which were retained were considered unofficial files, there were no retention policies governing their retention or destruction. If you require anything further in this regard, please advise. Sincerely, \— J. Barry Harrelson HW 53217 DBocld: 32404567 Page 5
‘ SUBJECT: ARRB Request CIA 13, for Information on “Backchannel” Communications Distribution: Orig - Adse 1 - C/HRG - Eileen/DO 1 - Appropriate Directorate/IRO (DO) 1 - ARRB Request Chrono XC - ARRB Request CIA 13 1 - Barry HW 53217 DBocld:32404567 Page 6
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HW 53217 _ unilateral surveillance team. By late 1956 he had become the P/A’ “Yes: Subject was cgntract agent. PAGES, QE. NQNIRK RELATED MATERIAL: 405 ‘DO NOT REPRODUCE REDURN Fae CHA Classifica : JFK MICROFILM FILE SUMMARY ER 54, FOLDER(S) 8-9-10  , CREATED by MAQ . SUBJECT OF FOLDER IER: ALVAREZ, RAMON JOSEPH _ 201 NUMBER, IF ANY8201-1 19523 INCLUSIVE DATES OF FILE} RIAL 07/25/56 THRU 05/03/78 . o RELEVANCE OR NON- RELEVANCE. © YOSWALD & JFK ASSASSINATION: (INCLUDE REASON FOR] YCLUSION IN THIS COLLECTION IF KNOWN) Non-relevant. REASON OR ASSUMED REASON FOR INCLUSION IN THIS COLLECTION Photo coverage of Soviet and Cuban Embassies in Mexicoi€1 1963. SUMMARY OF INFORMATION WITHIN FILE: hy There are three files on subject who was recruited in March 1955 as:a member of the Mexico City Station : Charge of the surveillance team and in addition was in charge of photo surveillance of the soviet mission,? cluding processing the film. From the time of his marriage in December 1958, and for the next 10 years, his wife assisted him as a part-time support asset. Over the years, subject performed additional duties ch as giving English lessons, serving as LP keeper, transcriber/translator of an audio operation, involvement i in ops against the’ Cuban mission and Cuban exile groups, general ops support, and spotting and.as essment. The last station contact with him was in May 1971. CIA/U.S. GOVERNMENT RELATIONSHIP: DoclId: 327404560 Page 9
My 53217 va / | Doeld: 32404567 Yic/o7 WED 16:13 FAX 202 724 0457 ARRB CIA HAS NO RELEA OF Cia INFORMATION OBJECTION TO iENT Mr. J. Barry Harrelson April 16, 1997 ce pet Page 6 , oe that all of the records provided were located in the Sequestered Collection. As stated in the second paragraph at the beginning of this letter, we seek to | review the original files that we have requested. The DO provided no response and no time frame for a response. . CIA-13 Mexico City Backchannel Communications. This request, dated November 1, 1996, was raised at the DO follow-up briefing - on April 1, 1997. The DO provided no response and no time frame for a - response. CIA-14 Mexico City Station Annual Reports. _ This request, dated December 23, 1996, was raised at the DO follow-up briefing on April 1, 1997. The DO provided no response and no time frame for a response. CIA-15 Win Scott files identified in Russ Holmes Files. _o7CIA has completed its response and no further action is needed. *CLA-16/Oswald Pre-Assassination Files. The HRG reportedly received a lengthy answer from the Office of Security on the LHO files and a formal response to the Review Board’s request is in process. Oswald’s Office of Security file has been located and will be delivered to HRG for review in April. Access to other files will require a special request from HRG to the Office of Security and should be requested by HIG for ARRB staff review. Il. Informal Requests. All of the following informal requests have previously been made to CIA. For future reference, they will be referred to by the “Informal Request” (DR) number provided below. Page 12
HW 53217 - “ LONFEDENTIAL CIA SPECIAL COLLECTIONS RELEASE IN FULL 22 January 1998 2000 MEMORANDUM FOR: (U) Chief, JFK Declassification Project /HRP/OIM/DA FROM: (U) Fredrick C. Wickham, Jr. Chief, External Support Group/IMS/DO Central Intelligence Agency SUBJECT: (U) DO Response to Formal Request CIA #6 REFERENCE: (U) ARRB’s Memorandum dated 18 December 1997, RE: Status of CIA Responses to Assassination Records Review Board’s Requests for Additional Information and Records (U) This memorandum is submitted in response to formal request number 6 (CIA #6) from the Assassination Records Review Board (ARRB). *CIA-6 Cables and dispatches (C) All cable traffic and dispatches for the period September 26, 1963 through October 20, 1963 and November 22, 1963 through December 30, 1963 between: (a) the Mexico city Station and Headquarters, and (B) the Mexico City Station and JMWAVE are not available as a chronological collection. The Office of Communications (OC) only held cables long enough to ensure that they were successfully transmitted to recipient. Because processes and resources to perform cleanup activity varies, cables were sometimes held for longer periods but not with the intention of becoming a long-term reference collection. The offices of record for the origination of cable traffic and dispatches did not create files in this manner. The desks maintained a temporary paper cable chrono. These were not usually retained for more than 90 days. Because they were not the official copy, they were destroyed. There is no electronic repository for cables and dispatches from the stations. Cables were printed out and went into specific files. It is not possible to retrieve this cable traffic and these dispatches. ff My ee Fredrick C. Wickham, Jr. CL BY: 2103140 CL REASON: 1.5 (c) DECL ON: X1 DRV FROM: Col 19-87 DoclId: 327404561 Page i1
HW 53716 4 Well, for a year they did not pay. They were not paying somewhere there in the beginning of my work. ((That is)) all. Now, you, of course, are trying somehow to tell me what I am seeking, some kind of trick (kaverznoye) word, etc.; but just a few minutes ago you said that they stopped ((paying for rank)) somewhere in the end of 1953 and began again in 1954.... ((Interrupts)) (?In my time (Pri mne), in my time, I do not remember?) ...In the beginning of my ((i.e., B's)) work, they stopped paying ((for rank)). . Yes; you are not telling me; I am saying: perhaps, I do not know, I suppose that for a year they did not pay ((for rank)), as I am _telling you. I know exactly that, not in March, not in April, but still sometime be fore this, they stopped paying. This is exact. They did not pay for a year, and then it ((i.e., the pay for rank) ) was returned, and everything... went (i vse... poshlo). Wel], I have not the slightest wish to hide ((anything)), or to tell other than the truth (ne pravdu), or to deceive. Well, not the slightest. On the contrary, only on the contrary. You, of course, do not want to say that you cannot control your tongue with your head. You can do this well. You already have proven this. And no one questions this, you understand? “You said that you do not want to deceive anyone, etc., etc., but I DoclId: 327404700 Page 25
AGENCY RECORD NUMBER RECORD SERIES AGENCY FILE NUMBER JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION CIA Peleased under the John JFK WSsassination Records PROJFILES-ARRB REQUESTS ollection act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Nate). ases#: NW 53217 Date: DOCUMENT INFORMATION AGENCY ORIGINATOR : ARRB Ne—-24-2017 FROM : ARRB TO : CIA/HRG TITLE : ARRB REQUEST: CIA-IR-19: COMPUTER SEARCH ON SPECIFIC INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS DATE : 09/19/1998 PAGES : 8 SUBJECTS : JFK ASSASSINATION UNIT INDEX . ARRB REQUEST DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER CLASSIFICATION : SECRET RESTRICTIONS 1A CURRENT STATUS : RELEASED IN PART PUBLIC - RELEASED WITH DELETIONS ‘DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 01/13/04 COMMENTS : JFK-M-20 F19 20030731-973797 [R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10336-10018 HW 53217 DBocld:32404591 Page 1 /
MEMORANDUM DECLASSi# Cari: " RELEASE GF cia — September 19, 1998 OE UP GIA oTtON P IN THIS DOCUMENT ON To: , Laura Denk Executive Director ce: Bob Skwirot CIA Team Leader . -From: Michelle Combs Pile Conte Associate Director for Research and Review Subject: CIA-IR-19 Computer Searches In the Review Board's Informal Request for Additional Records and Information -CIA-IR-19 the Review Board asked the CIA to search for records on f6urteen individuals and two entities that were not already part of the CIA’s sequestered _ collection. In searching for records on the individuals, the CLA was asked to search the records and databases of the Office of Personnel (now the Office of Human Resource Management), the Office of Personnel Security, the Office of Medical Services, and the Office of Training. The Review Board staff examined all of the files provided in oe response to this request for information relevant to the assassination of President John Kennedy. The Review Board staff designated relevant records.as assassination records for inclusion in the JFK Collection at the National Archives. These records included the 201 file for Gordon Novel. . . e:\combs\cia-irl9.wpd File 4.20.1 and 4.20.4 HW 53217 DBocld:32404591 Page 2?
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JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY RECORD NUMBER RECORD SERIES AGENCY FILE NUMBER AGENCY ORIGINATOR FROM TO TITLE DATE PAGES SUBJECTS © DOCUMENT TYPE CLASSIFICATION RESTRICTIONS CURRENT STATUS DATE OF LAST REVIEW COMMENTS o 98 00 oe AGENCY INFORMATION CIA : Released under the John 104-10338-10016 . . Kennedy JFK WSsassination Records PROJUFILES -NARA ; oOllection Act of 1992 DOCUMENT INFORMATION! #4 Use 210% Note). asefiNW 53217 Date: CIA (b6-24-2017 WITHHELD SPECIAL GROUP (CI) ASSISTANTS MEMO: CUBAN SUBVERSION IN LATIN AMERICA SINCE JULY _ 1963, OCI MEMO NO. 1586/64 06/16/1964 1 AGENDA _ JFK ASSASSINATION PAPER SECRET 1A : RELEASED IN PART PUBLIC - RELEASED WITH DELETIONS 01/13/04 ’ JFK-M-22 : F17 : 20030818-980498 [R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED . 104-10338-10016 HW 53217 Docld: 32404642 Page 1
aa mo “ ° ; , _ ; uric ile . CTA TRIG CONF NTIAL 28 July 1997. MEMORANDUM FOR: J. Barry Harrelson DCI/CSI/HRG FROM: Shh Dreher ; Associate Information Review Officer, DDA SUBJECT: Priority Request from JFK Board 1. This is in response to your 3 February 1997 memorandum (copy attached) wherein you requested, on behalf of the ARRB Staff, a comprehensive file search on the individuals listed below. Specifically, the request is for access to records of possible pertinence to the JFK assassination. Leo Cherne Hunter Leake Paul Garbler Byron B. Morton, Jr. Marie Cheatham Verna Deane Brown John A. MMcVickar QyAnvAWD Pp 2. In response to your 3 February memorandum, the Office of Human Resource Management (HRM), the Office of Medical Services (OMS), the Office of Personnel Security (OPS), and the Office of Training (OTE) conducted thorough searches and attached are copies of their response memoranda. 3. In discussions with Jeanne of HRM, it is my understanding that you still have the files that HRM located on Cherne, Leake, Garbler, Brown and McVickar. HRM was unable to locate records on Morton and Cheatham. 4. As noted in OMS' 10 February memorandum, OMS located medical charts on Leake, Garbler and George Brown which you can review if you make arrangements with OMS as noted in OMS' memorandum. Also note that if a file exists on Verna Brown, will be included with her husband's chart. OMS was unab to locate records on Cherne, Morton, Cheatham or McVickar. HW 53217 DBoctld:32404591 Page 6
HW 532717 CONFIDENTIAL 5. As noted in OPS' memorandum, OPS was only able to locate files on Cherne, Leake and Garbler. However, after a careful review, they determined that there is no information contained in the files that links the individuals to or pertains to JFK or to the JFK assassination. They also found reference in Verna Dean Brown husband's file that she was employed by the Department of State. 6. OTE was only able to locate a record on Paul Garbler. However, the record does not pertain to the JFK assassination. 7. This concludes DA action on this request. If you have questions, please feel free to call me on 31201. Attachments: As Stated CONFEBENT IAL UNCLASSIFIED UPON REMOVAL OF ATTACHMENTS DoclId: 327404591 Page 9
congjfk - 26 Jun 93 Documents from the Kennedy Assassination Records To Be Coordinated with Congress: US Senate 26 19 13 15 21 Jan 62 Sen John Tower to Dutton/AsstSecState on Oswald request to return to US (1 p) [LHO Box 13, Vol 53) Nov 75 Sen Richard Schweiker to Rhoades /AxrchivUS/NARS, request for classif Warren Cmsn docs (3 cys; 9 pp) {LHO Box 15, Vol 56, Part 2 (for all three cys)] Oct 76 Sen Daniel Inouye to Sergyi Czornonoh,; reply to his letter on assassinations (3 pp) [LHO Box 16, Vol 56] Dec 76 Madigan/SSCI Minority Counsel to Carey/CIA, request for inf on Cuban exiles (2 cys; 2 pp) * {JFK Box 45, #6 (for both cys)] Mar 78 Czornonoh to UKAmb, Washington, re Oswald (2 pp) [LHO Box 16, Vol 56, al] Mar 78 Baker, for Sen Hayakawa, to Czornonoh, acknowledging his letter (1 p) [LHO Box 16, Vol 56, b] US House of Representatives 6 Mar 60 “Oswald's mother to Rep Jim Wright on her trouble getting 12 o money to LHO in Minsk (2 pp) [LHO Box 13, Vol 53, mj): Aug 64 Rep Gerald Ford to Rankin/GC/Warren Cmsn, notes for Ch VIII of Warren Cmsn Report (2 cys; 7 pp) (LHO Box 15, Vol S6, Part 2 (for both cys)] Mar 72 Rep Richard Ichord/Chm/HCInternal Security to Rhoades/ ArchivUS/NARS, request for docs on Oswald in Mexico (2 pp) [LHO Box 14, Vol 54, Part 2 of 3] | (& raax 3) “HW 53320 DocId:32404660 Page 93
23 November 1993 Center for the Study of Intelligence Mr. Darrell A. Johnson Deputy Assistant Director for Administration Office of Management and Budget Executive Office of the President Washington, D.C. 20503 ATTN: Mr. Arnold E. Donahue ; NEOB Room 8215 Dear Mr. Johnson: This is a reponse to your letter of November 5, 1993; to Mr. John Wright, the Information and Privacy Coordinator for CIA. In regard to the first document you cite--"CIA's Role in the Support of Presidential Foreign Travel," dated October 16, 1964-- we have determined that it may be released in full under the terms of the JFK Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992. (CIA has in fact already released in full an identical copy of 'this document from Agency files, which copy was delivered to National Archives in August, 1993. It may be identified at NARA by CIA's Box #0SW15, Folder #V56B1, Document ID #1993.06.30. 11:13:04:680700.) CIA's Historical Review Group has no objection to the release in full by the Office of Management and Budget of the second document you cite~-the internal OMB memorandun “Presidential Protection on Foreign Travel," dated - November 9, 1964. We enclose your documents, appropriately stamped. Thank you for affording us the opportunity of reviewing these documents. Sincerely, hag ‘John S. Carver Historical Review Group Enclosures , ; UNCLASSIFIED WHEN Central Intelligence Agency gpPARATED FROM ENCLOSURES Washington, D.C. 20505 (703) 351-2698 Fax (703) 243-8343 “RCRET HW 53217 DBocld:32404638 Page 4
me “GEES te oh | SS CST-0555/94 31 August 1994 Mr. Melvin E. Laska woes ‘ATSATIC Freedom of Information & _ Privacy Acts Officer United States Secret. Service Liaison Division, Room 720 1800 G Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20223 ATIN: Ms. Latita Roseboro Dear Mr. Laska: Thank you for your response to our requests last year (our letters of 20 July and 17 August; your response of 15 October) for review of material responsive to the President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection. Act of In a subsequent review of a large volume of records printed up from microfilm, we have identified an additional nine documents (25 pages) as having been originated by the Secret Service or as containing equities of the Service. Please give us your recommendations for the disposition of these documents. If you find that Sanitization or ; postponement are required, please also specify the grounds therefor as stipulated by Section 6 of the Act. Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, P Car ohn S. Carver Historical Review Group Enclosures UNCLASSIFIED WHEN SEPARATED FROM ENCLOSURES wSekn CR ET HW 53320 DBoclId:32404664 Page 19
ilemorandum to Mr. Sullivan Re: Stanley Davis Levison 100-392452 RECOMMENDATION: Attached for approval is a memorandum to the Attorney General requesting his authority for a technical surveillance on subject's residence. = “NW 55074 Doold: 32989534 Page 27 e
MEMORANDUM POR: Special Group (CI) Assistants r ra _ ia SUBIECT: “ Cuban Subversion in Latin Arserica Since OZ July 1963, OCLE Memorandum No. 1586/64 : © sent to you this week with the Counter - j Memorandum a Corrent Intellivence Memo- as above dated 4 June 1964. - document is for your information and that of your teres not propose to place it on the agendas or to 2 pieeting unless one of the other prin ents & summary of the subject 199) he memorandum repre : SGUALPY Ge COUR i ry rundown, ¢ 3 v Patil EY Eckel | CLA Special Group Officer HW 53217 DBocld:32404642 Page 2?
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‘SECRET @ _s. ® A. How large was the foreign policy group? B. There were about 20 persons <= 15, 16 employees of the Department. A. Who was in charge of the group? B. One year it was ALESHIN, chief of a section, ALESHIN. A. What were his particular qualifications to teach a foreign policy group? B. Well, he was an educated man. A. He was an educated man; what —- a graduate of the Higher School of the KGB? B. In the past, he was a Komsomol worker. He came from Party work. He came in 1952, A. Well, this is one of the responsibilities -~ to study foreign policy and to control what the Komsomol members study. Further, you said that you collected dues -= what procedure was there for the payment of dues? B. They received their pay in MVD and KGB on the 20th of every month, with the exception -- if the 20th fell on Sunday, they would pay on the twenty~first. Two or three days later, I would collect the dues. A. Tell me in detail what you did; how is it actually carried out? B. A Komsomol member comes in; he presents his Komsomol card, and you already have an alphabetical list of all Komsomol members.... A girl usually types this list. This list gives the name and the number of the Komsomol card; in the HW 532716 DBoclId:32404701 Page 60
It was announced in the newspapers. B. In the newspapers, it was announced only that the Order of Lenin had been taken away from her. A, But that... you mentioned SAVCHENKO; what was he doing at this time? During IGNAT'YEV's time. B. They were, in order, in IGNAT'YEV's time, they were, in order, SAVCHENKO, RYASNOY, Chiefs of the First Directorate, the Intelligence Directorate (Upravleniye Razvedki). | SAVCHENKO was ((Chief)) at one time; before this, SAVCHENKO had worked in the Ukraine, but here, in Moscow, in Moscow, he was Chief of the First Directorate (Upravleniye Pervoye). He was ((Chief)) at one time; then, one time, RYASNOY. Then RYASNOY was Deputy, then RYASNOY was Chief of the Moscow Directorate (Moskovskoye Upravleniye). That is what I heard (Vot takoye, takoye, slyshal). A. What happened to RYASNOY later? B, He was retired (V otstavke on), He was retired, on pension,.and did not work anywhere. Why do I know: Because I was living at the dacha of one of the colleagues with whom KOVSHUK worked; the dacha was near RYASNOY's (dacha byla ryadom s RYASNYM). A. But what of SAVCHENKO? B. SAVCHENKO (A SAVCHENKO).... ((End of Reel #1; Reels #1 and #2 "overlap")) HW 532716 DBocld:32404699 Page 93 Se SECRET &
HW 53716 arenes = a I do not remember; the name, "Bar", was changed to "Pivnoy Zal (Beer Hall)"; "Pivnoy Zal" Number Such-and=such, "Pivnoy Zal" Number Two, Imagine -- if you worked in the KGB in 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, etc., then probably every day you walked on Dzherzhinskiy Square from some side, Certainly. You went on Dzherzhinskiy Street from one side or another somewhere. Yes. You probably passed along Kuznetskiy Most' every day. Yes, I can in no way believe that you have forgotten what there was in the place "Detskiy Mir" ((now stands)). I do not remember , I do not remember, Impossible. I do not remember, I tell you I do not remember. I myself can give you an example. Anyone can become confused, For what reason do you give this example? This is another question, We can return to this later. Well, anyway, what about the Komsomol? I told you about it absolutely accurately, the way I remember it, So, So, SO, Well, what did you speak about with the Komsomol Committee Secretary of the MVD the first time you saw him? It was not only the Secretary of the Komsomol Committee who spoke with me the first time -- it was either SOKOLOV or KOZ'MIN, one of these bureau members. Docld: 32404702 Page 6 | SEC T