datamatters24/research-document-archive huggingface dataset:
SECRET a . , 31 January 1919 EBSONNTL TRANSSER (This is not a travel order) TC? weston Se Mier i. Pursuant ts authority vested in me, your official station ig rhereby establishes gs . Upon rocelot of preser tr Lf Orders you will proceed from to such staticn, via eect te ete sneered rein Ce TCE cnt rendataonaereenpermncnunesusensny, 9 2, The travel te your new station is to be accomplished as scon &S practicable ater receipt of proper Travel Orders, This transfer is not for your convenience or benefit, or at your request, but in | the best.interests ef the Government, 3e In accordance with the provisions of applicable agency rerulaoe tions, and subject tc the availability of funds, the shiprent at Govern- ment expense of your houscheld goods and personal effects, including packing, crating, unpacking, uncrating, drayage, and temporary storage not to excced ninety days, within the prescribed weight allowance, is outherized, : Le Subject te the availability of funds, the moverent of your inmudiate fanily at Governnent expense is authorized in accordance with agoney regulsticns, ; _ . a . 5. Authoriection for the shipment of a persenully owned automobile at Governmen’ expense, then consistent with agency regulations, is hereby autheriz24, : Ci SECRET
Intolligence Officer, F5Z a oo rd Kewtan 3. Miler “7 : Meet, Sve & Fat to, Porson la be aguubacted in coc diet. ZUR higye wat ApoE 3 aoe .t hi uacdired i ae y OU Heunecnad dl0i5 and Batok > on oo . le bad Lag he Aw oe k ur. Newton Hamilton, . ur, . Na.ton Haniltan, Phones On Mt. Union, Pennsylvania exchangd.. .,  Pannsylvania _ , wee ee CN Tn pote In eccurdunce with Section 10.9 of “oe : the Special Funds Regulations, we . . dated 1 dune 19!:5, PP Bolbma > WM
Anvex: ‘oO ves 0) we Classify TO FILE NO. SROUP S CREF FO EBLE 8O 6 mmemeeremmreummmmmnne — rue riol] acer. ro srancx C] SECRET | [pod PROHIBITED — pestroy Cisis. . PERSON7UNIT NOT SFIEO FS _— (Le 2 RN ia ACTION ADVANCE COPY __ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE Ta TOTAL send CEDENC ies De Oo RID COPY Cc] issue Cl rerree Cel tRFO . FILE VE Dees moe ERS bak Tle GSES ‘¢\sa URES __ 3-5 SECRET 1306332 cme (KALENT ACT ING) DIRECT OR : Ce _ oe enen i OS gsr s7 150838 KNIGHT FROM KALENT R YBAT — | le DURING CONVERSATION WITH SEN. SYMINGTON MORNING . 13 SEPT EPORTED SEPARATELY) HE SPECIFICALLY ASKED THAT 1 CALL TO YOUR ATTENTION, PERSONALLY, HIS RECOMMENDATION RE JIM GARRISON © ATTACKS ON AGENCY. | | 2, HE REFERRED TO AP STORY DATELINED NEW YORK 12 SEPT WHICH CARRIED BY BANGKOK WORLD TODAY, 13 SEPT. STORY REFERS TO GARRISON PLAYBOY MAGAZINE INTERVEIW WHEREIN GARRISON STATES THAT PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S MURDERERS WERE FORMER aGENCY EMPLOYEES, 3. ALTHOUGH CHARACTERIZING GARRISON WITH MOST CauSTIC TERMS, SEN. SYMINGTON RECOMMENDS ALLEGATIONS BE CAREFULLY BUT — DISCREETLY INVESTIGATED AND THAT YOU BE PREPARED WITH COMPLETE STORY, IF QUESTIONED. | 4. SEN. SYWINGTON LEAVES BANGKOK 13 SEPT. FOR SAIGON, WILL REMAIN THERE THROUGH 17 SEPT, SPEND NIGHT 18 SEPY IN VIENTIANE AND RETURN BANGKOK AFTERNOON 19 SEPT aT WHICH TIME EXPECT SEE HIM AGAIN. LEAVES NIGHT 19 SEPT FOR TEL aviv. a SECRET
14-00000, ToD SF January 1949 Vbtef, Faz . Novton 3. MILER: 1 le. It te reovert~t that Kr, Ntlor’s date of availability, uestously indicated on hie request for Sranerertation ae 21 Jenvery 1949, be ranged te 58 January 1949, | LLOYD ¢ rege Chief, ¥D Criginater! Deputy Obter FBL/WSA: Paul Betel
CONFIDENTIAL CONFIOIUTIAL 26 Januury 19h0 VEMCRAN DIL TO s Bazaty Budeot officer FRO os) Devuty Personnol Officer SUBJECT’ «Porciin Post Differontial 1, In accordance with Part 325, SubeChapter B, Chapter Lil, title 5, Code of Fodural Rojulationa, we ‘ as bt . rewlen Se Lila is cligitls * reecive forairn post difforuntisl pay ao proserises by rorulationge a) : 7 gga COD Ler) Joritg T ! —_ i ram oel oWnag . of f ? Geerga E,. iukssn Deputy Porsonnal Offiear COUPIDEDTIAL CONFIDENTIAL
(404-10104-10330 DADE Tetelars CUUNCLASSIFIED oC, WATERNAL Vy cc wentiat - vi SECRET ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET: SUBJECT: (Optional) FROM: 2 So, EXTENSION | NO. ; _n Donovan E. Pratt | DATE —— res DC/CI/R&A 1991 - 23 ApriL1968.°:. °° TO: (Officer designation, room number, and building) 1, ; COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom fo whom. Oraw a line ceress column efter each comment} Office of General " 2 2 Atel y OGG SUBIECT 7. ; ee _ ISTORICAL REVIEW PROG hy . HOM ESSE AS SANITZED 49 pK 9/0/97 ser 610 “tomene’S (SECRET CONFID rm 2 ond IAL C) gGERNAL, «= ]s UNCLASSIFIED 0
14-00000 7 O6C EF 0712 23 APR 1968 MEMORANDUM SUBJECT: Garrison Investigation of Kennedy Assassination: Marshall Wilson HOUTS 1. HOUTS is the author of the article ‘President Kennedy's Autopsy Was Bungled", which appeared in the 4 March 1968 issue of Medical Economics. The article is condensed from the book Where Death Delights: The Story of Dr. Milton Helpern and Forensic Medicine. Dr. Helpern, the Medical Examiner of the City of New York, is the actual source of the information. (There is no Mentifiable record of Dr. Helpern in RID.) HOUTS is the writer. 2. HOUTS is also the source of the following biographic information about himself: 28 June 1919, born in Chattanooga, Tennessee. 1935-1937, attended Brevard Junior College, Brevard, N.C. 1937-1941, attended University of Minnesota (received B.S. and L.L.B.). May 1941 -- September 1941, PFC, USMC Reserve. (He was attending an OCS, was discharged at his own request to become an aviation cadet, and then was not appointed because of defective color perception.) October 1941 -- December 1943, Special Agent, FBI (February 1943 to August 1943 in Rio de Janeiro under newspaperman cover. October 1943.-- November 1943 in Havana as an Assistant Legal Attache). December 1943 -~ February 1944, Unemployed. February 1944 -- March 1944, Operations Agent, Eastern Air Lines. April 1944 -- March 1946, in U.S. Army (served with OSS). May 1946 -- October 1946, Special Agent, War Assets Administratio: November 1946 ~- July 1951, member of firm of Palmer and Houts, Piperstone, Minnesota. July 1951 -- June 1952, self-employed in Tulsa, Oklahoma, as a salesman and investigator. 3. HOUTS unsuccessfully applied for employment with this Agency in 1952. UhoUP 1
SECRET 4. According to the description of the author in Medical Economics, HOUTS is the writer of nine other books on le gal matters, including an eight-volume work on trauma. c 5. HOUTS served with OSS in the China .jBurma.jIndia Theaatar RA desc dee bho ots Distribution: | b= ma. 1 - Office of General Counsel 1 - Office of Security - C/OD/OMS ~e - A/DCI - Garrison files - R&A chrono ae Oe
10 br. 9 | _. 5 fn | Beat | Kode . . : . i 24 5 Pet Nation Code 14, Organteutional Oatigastions i 12. Lovation OF Olficial Station i i DOP SH ened GF OPERAT I GNS LR. CSP PONAGE SARE . . LECTION hE2h Ieee, 0. C. me FRNZ 2 itt - 19. Serv. 90. Occup. on te han WwW bration Vide s“* oni? (lee at OFS OFFICER _ — les | enjeme “1, Grade & Step | 22. Salary ( Or Fate | [z3. SD 24. Datec Date OFGrad wa i Due vee 96. Agpropriation Number . b, ‘Mo. mat 0231; 1000 1000 Cedo [23. ETL Dare 5 Tres OF tmployea . jCodej 30. Separation Data “Mo, “Da. Ye. 4 ad ce | uf 27, Blawre OF Aetion RPRASSIONMENT BH. Organizational Dorignauens Coda 143, Lagauon Gt Ollicial vation Station Cede CIOEP OF OPERATIONS © + f i oe at COUNTER ESPIONAGE STAPP / W7. ott RESEARCH SECTION fo , is d Tse Peation | tide ne 5. Postion Fla. TIE ars TIT Oeccum Series | 1 G8 1013602 | OPS OFFICER 38, Grade 8 ¢ oh 190 “Salary ©. Or Vets [40.8 Bate GiGrs ae 43. Apgrcariation Munber $ | Mo. Da. Yr.) ive. ; EAE a Job |__| 0234 1000 1000 _ . SOURCE ¢ OF F REQUEST i Tite>™ oa ~ wet ‘ere oS fe. Rec oss | Popoved By C (Signature J And | Title) | cH/sx/ (ss) eeusomre: ;_! : Claws te __ Signature ‘ . en nee ee ; LG € 2: D._Fiacaswent Fee fare Aperived 7a FORM HO MAR DF 1152
14-00000 6 COBB, Lloyd J. Lloyd J. COBB, born 19 July 190k, -New Orleans,. Louisiana,’ senior -- member’ of thé law firm, COBB and WRIGHT, New Orleans, Louisiana, was granted: a Provisional Security Approval on 19 dune 1967 to: permit contact and assessment of COBB in connection with his use on a Cleared “Attorneys' Panel for the Office of General Counsel. COBB had been granted a Covert security Clearance on 3 October 1953 "for use on a private attorneys'panel for the OGC. A security investigation ‘in 1953 was generally favorable. Noteworthy information regarding . , Subject at’ the time was a report that in 1949 while he was serving as President of the International House in New Orleans, he and one Rudolph HECHT were alone in favorang a Czech exhibit at the International Trade Mart. HBECT, President of the Hibernian Bank of New Orleans at the tine was reportedly the power behind the International House and Trade Mart and COBB was said to be his protege. Both COBB and HECI{? took the stand -<that trade with a Russian satellite was desirable as long as it was not prohibited by law and was profitable,. regardless of other considerations. -Rudolph HECHT was approved for limited contact use in 1950 and / 1951. An informant in LO4T characterized HECHT as a sry "sharp trader" din New Orleans who had been under suspicion during World War I. HECHT, born ~ 1885 ‘in Ansbach, Germany, emigrated to the U. g. in 1903, was naturalized ‘in February 1912 and died on 19 January 1956. - COBB's law firm's main client in 1953 was the HELIS' corporation. William George HELIS, Jr. was President of the HELIS Petroleum -Corporation, New Orleans, Louisiana. He was considered for an Operational “ Clearance in 1953 but the case was cancelled 28 January 1954. HELIS was granted..a Covert Security Anproval on 31 August 1955 for the purpose of an Agency project and this clearance was royal ovember 1955 to include his use on anoth er Agency project. HELIS, Sr. amassed a fortune in the oil industry and allegedly had business dealings with the notorious Frank COSTELLO, racketeer; Huey LONG, controversial governor of Louisiana; and John MARAGON who was involved in the "five percenter' scandals during the TRUMAN administration. HELIS was considered for a CSA in 1967 but the Pequestsvas withdraum Je 31 August 1967. [Investigation had developed information GROUF i Excluded from automate downgrading and declassilication
74-90000 ‘ Of interest in connection: with the Clay Le. SHAW case is:a. rumor «that was. current-in- New Orleans and reported on. during the time of ‘HELIS' 1967. security investigation. The reliability of the informant was unknown. aN ‘ihe essence of the rumor was to the. effect that. ‘Clay ELAS = pe “has. béen closely. linked és an associate of one of: the. wealthy end, - socially prominent 'HELIS* girls as well as -one of the MONTE iris of the family who founded the hotel of tthe same na
an £ THe Cet Conter Humber |e TWOP Moves Leia 3a 230 as . NEW SALARY BATE L Bere ACTION $195373) 02/99/65 fig 1515 419,975 tirisbetd ld : @. Remarks and Authentication *  # NO EXCESS LwoP ed f / IN PAY STATUS AT. END OF WAITING PERIOD eae z / / LWOP STATUS AT END OF WAITING PERIOD = mo CLERKS INITIALS AUDITED BY , 3 . 8 Q | CERTIFY THAT THE WORK OF THE ABOVE NAMED EMPLOYEE 1$ Pu OF AN ACCEPTABLE LEVEL OF COMPETENCE. ~ oo oy i . . SIGNATURE: & BS fo. fe f° Peak 3 vo «(DATE Pr a / a ra Ee —____ 869 ‘9 39" ot OO. 8 rar PAY "CHANGE NOTIFICATION . TOT S60 Atty, 2-05 i631)
_ a at [fostoog-0369] ae an oF MESSAGE TORM ; “? my KE ; TOTAL COPIES: 2 iRIGs N. bakin %e S E RET mt WH/COG/CICS . | sec Bet te 6753 a7 3 ' DATES 9 JANUARY 1968 f /, eo Ge ¢ SP9 TABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION [] woex [[]_ vestsoy ([] return 1o______:___.. BRANCH [] Fhe mo v [&] NO INDEX [] FILE IN Cs FILE NO. jassificatien] (date and time’ tiga (reference number) S_E C RE T/RYBAT cite pirector 6 3.3 9 | o [| PRIORITY JMWAVE . 7 “7 TYPIC REF: 1. REQUEST TRACES LESLIE NORMAN BRADLEY, PILOT, BORN 21 AUG 28, MINNEAPOLIS, SUBJ ARRESTED HAVA MAY 60 FOR INVOLVEMENT NICARAGUAN REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES AND SENTENCED 10 YRS ISLE OF PINES. REPATRIATED MAY 63. 2. HQS RECORDS INDICATE SUBJ EMPLOYED AS ZRCLI¥¥ (IDEN) PILOT MAY 66 - SEPT 67. SINCE SUBJ MAY BECOME INVOLVED GARRISON INVESTIGATION JMWAVE REQUESTED ADVISE ANY STATION CONTACT. 3. FOR SECURITY REASONS HQS REQUEST NO OUTSIDE ATTEMPT OBTAIN INFO ON SUBJ. | END OF MESSAGE ke Obst WH/COG/EXO oo UAE Ody DC/CI/R&A (Mr. Pratt-TELECON) DC/OS/SRS (Mr. Solie-TELECON) OGC (Mr. Lansdale (TELECON) 5 4 . 3 - Lo ck 2 WILLIAM V. ‘SRO1 JOE Tey [paroorrs | ' + C/ COORDINATING OFFICERS / WH/ COG GROUP AUTHENTICATING RELEASING OFFICER SECR ET Exeludad fromm automate OFFICER declassification REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED. cory NO.
VSEQAL RUwArE | po BABE (LABTETESt a 205 8) 3. walyae oF Pieyenety aghige ; 5 CATEGORY OF EUPLOVMERE DESIGNATION AS PASTICEPANT IN CIA) . -RETIREMENT AND OISASILITY SYSTEM 02 12 67.1 . REGULAR an i. Bawa eit 8 Re, “ipa Pes (SCOR OTHER CGAL AUTMORITY . > | ym ¥ ; | ¥ to | ae anes ran mt 2127 0170-0000 PB. aa aE af Waray vaio | | | 9. ORGAMIZATIONAL QESIGRATIONS VICE GESIGHATION “TR MER H. Positiog The r ites ag § s re P47. Sal ART OR PATE | Yo. GASSIFICATION HeLOULE a emp bay ccuralionai “SORES, 1 | 8. Trt) EMPLOYEE WILL RECEIVE NOTIFICATION FROM THE DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL OF THIS DESIGNATION, DOP/CI STAFF __ ee ASM) DAC O2773 | MILER _NEWTON SCOTT . ne i Pb B8=64:3 SECT, 203 SPACE BELOW POH EXCLUSIVE US 19, ACTION! $0. Emples | 1. OFT ConimE a SEATON | 2), INEGRER | u6 eps SO DATE OF aE i2s. OaTf Of caade | 37 Oate OF ie] COOk | Code [Nuwtan reer e| cobe | oot oe a oe res nr aa of Eg | | 2. SfCumity za Hy 29. Ne EuPreES 0 SPeciak M8, a} i egreadaee pr i BLO MO daca EOD DATA | [a vice ; nna nee 5 OOS a ee ee bon een MW. SERV COMP. Dale - 8 cour, OAH | 38 CateEe CaTFecay ? FEGLE/ MEALIN iwsuRaMee 14 SOCeE EFCURITY Ww. easegu of kaphu ins CGE | TOR 1 7 ae. me = ae ge a UP aye Gal ay coat Logynon. ' 5 obs 1 . | e —orerrrnr 1. Su peeks FR haere EBT ORIN OhREEa Dean Taay 5 rae BEE RR Y HEOTICE a, tae Fegenbed Peat petra: Mor nde, 408 Ber atitcns as Use Prevircs a / bas Slicscoa ” et
ielossificatien} ae — «BECR : ro - ; a - cire re once 3 8 8 CG _w ( priority nie tw 3 22 NZ a - TT | 2. RYBAT TYPIC REF; prrector Ler IDEN 18 MR , END OF MESSAGE WH/COG/EXO MR ®RSERY OBERST IN DRAFT) SA-DD/S (MR WARFIELD BY PHONE) OCG MR GREANEY BY PHONE OS/SRS MR TIGHE BY PHONE CI/R&A MR PRATT BY PHONE N. ea et 5 WILLIAM ‘V, BROE oe DAYID . A, PHILLIPS ‘ C/WED CL o/i/eog 2 (LE) , we . . COORDINATING OFFICERS ET _ . me Se, " cmatio| . «ss AUTHENTICATING RELEASING OFFICER | a “SECRET “*"downerading and te - OFFICER * REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. oe . « - . oe :
14-00000 *PaY ANGUSTRENT IN aCCoRnaNce WITH Sa . af ) NCE LORY SCHEDULES OF PL a9. 8 PCRSUART 79 AUTHORT Py OF GCE as PROVIDED IN Jue cra ACT oF 194g 4S aMERCED, any AOC! DIRtcrive DATED 8 OCToKER 1962,"% , EFFECTIVE DATE OF Pay ADJUSTMENTS 3 JULY 1946 . LO N VAwe 7 SER} AL. OFGN, FUNDS GReoSTEp SALARY Satany MILER vewPon SCOTT 012773 931 259° «cr GS 15 4° $14,895 $19,374 | . L s td i 2 o) 7) OF PL “Gegng acl ue 4949, Peay ADSUSTPENT En aCCcaM ance et tn SFL AAV SCme ye Cla CTuHE& ly4a,% 7M. pigeuass TC AUTHOMETY OF PET As PenyTnan th Tee aS aMERMED, ase aeNll Bac icy “ESECTEY® pater -« ug G FRFECTIVE DATE UF Oay eudustueers tg OL ae vos 3 ° CLD NEW wer: SFStaL G55, FUNG5 Geettee — satany Savany ~ MILER ABST OR seery ONE77Y 34 28+ FF G5 55 8 banet an Stayees
et vi2773 MILER NEstuN scott | 94 780 OF San _Giate io , s . i “tee ! seme yer : woe | oe Deve ‘ vo : ai 1 wn GS 15 4 ase 595 S/1s/0d Gs De 31, 049 ossresos | ry “Beonee be oat TRutkenmohon ce ‘ pes neers eRe es meme shear mo oe ¢ #¢ NO EXCESS L#UP ae 7 @ dw Pav Stars af ENU OF WAITING PERIOD <=? - 7 ¢- UwGP STATUS AT END UF MATTING PERIOD . in A . ae CLERAS PAETEALS AUDITED BY hp 2 & « at, ? i CERTIFY THaT THE WORK UF TNE ABOVE NAMEN, enPL gabe Be 1/7 oS . - OF AN ACCEPTARLE LeveL OF CORKPETENCE ¢ . §1G) He 8 Ped 4 ~ a SIGNATURE ECR eg we aie DATE [3-5 wr Lick “1903 je an Cee eeee Soo 6 on 0? ence eee ge — : PAY CHANGE NOTIFICATION 3 Fe OE pe. Gam Canter toymbae a ore i : i 012773 | Mike NewTON ACOTT | 34 250 cr | nn rertes taser eae ~ & — meer Maer eet acon ote vy Gos ttn Setar i f age Ee * wa? a ane os area ee ee ten reo ¢ enn Gee mee tee 5 = az | GS 15 3 8174600 08/10/64 Gs 15 4 5480176 08/0078% || a aa nn IUD enn pe ny enna eee cones Caen ., fee rere docs! Tt f ZNO EXCESS LvOp = 2 #4 th Pay Status 2f Exo OF WAITING PFATOD mt] oy 4 LwoP Status af “enn OF waLTING PERTON gee By , CLEAAS CNET PALS AUDITED bY . a ins aif 1 CERTIFY That TRE vane OF Tua ayQvE NANET ENOTES 44 OF av ACCEPTA®LE LEVEL OF COMPETES SUE» = oe . S1GsaTURES ian : fs nae a ad ee + ae a Bare sie { i “PAY CHANGE NOTIFICATION
fe eel amend min ARE? We Oe aR TO ATIN FROM 5010-106 SUBJECT: OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10 MAY 1962 EOTION GSA FPR 141 CHRD TO1—11.6 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum HOU-251-67 Director, DCS DATE: 27 December 1967 OSS (Grant) Chief, Houston Office James Garrison/George Brown--Possible Attempt to Embarrass Agency l. This confirms Haynes/Grant telecon of 27 December 1967. 2. Herbert Frensley, President of Brown and Root, Inc., reported to Haynes on 26 December that Mr. George Brown had received a disturbing telephone call on Friday, 22 December 1967 from Hugh Aynesworth, Houston Bureau reporter for Newsweek Magazine. Aynesworth told Brown that he had received information from Bill Gervage (spelling?), former assistant to New Orleans District Attorney James Garrison, that Garrison might try to implicate Brown in the "Kennedy assassination plot". 3. The allegation is that in some unspecified manner, Brown was involved with the CIA in its objective of “covering up" the "conspiracy" for President Johnson. Aynesworth said Gervage has documents, including at least one in Garrison's own handwriting, which presumably have been extracted from Garrison's files. Aynesworth indicated that, if desired, he could secure these documents from Gervage for review by Brown. g 4. In view of|Brown's| close cooperation with the Agency(in its Brown asked Frensley to communicate this information to Haynes. € iS reported to Headquarters only as a matter of informa- tion. Neither Brown nor Frensley expect any response. 5. Haynes asked Frensley to keep him informed of any future developments in this matter. \ ae P Newt ov A. RISCHE BenPHaynes/met
SRCUET OTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION STO WONCT Ty esS’'  Ee FL SERRE RUWEER Fame (asT eieyy mISDLE, OLZ773 [ME ILER NUWTGH EIGTT 1 waTyeg OF PF PERSONNEL ‘achioe _§ tatieoey OF tariovara? REASSIGNMENT . . REGULAR COOO } 50 USE UGS aGAniaTeOmet OLSGNATIONS : 1 a9 Losfiog os sebcoag Siphon La) DOP/CI STAFF SPECIAL INVESTIGATIGH GOUF ~ le 8 40. POSITION’ Lifted ; cs ‘ey ; tA Bape & , 1? SEOME “Or ematioe = OF D CH narae ; ; ee te 44, CLSSSHBICATION SCHEQULE te¢ 18, ata} ites SPACE ae LW | 1H EXCLUSIVE! tad ¢ Lal cenit Wobeae Ta tistee ay uatecent TT ewteane yo ; oa 3 Cl iFsL-ES | | een eaten ee nth erie eames 2 Bit tivists is witty be Ro bee Sereeeece men Gace St Sereeet ce ab t588td asa es i LE. eer reae canes pe fece POLES ean bol bo cies esas nee Cofeeser 3 tay sa eae i ee ea eee eee F Pa : i + sae t rrr. Seovtes pare otter ay . 1883 b 00 ~ a oem ees gneg Lon an chee oe se reee- tus taes 2a . tare@atieae Be vtet actea me sae Pr RPG hag 6 80 B88 Ha Bok . i ae . ° atte ALLE A ae eT ae a OS Sewer = ae vf HE eS er : SPTNAT IST C&G lneD Ayres boi } Vee anon go Fiche g AF 3 - : f ~ a en eer remeron tigen ner # rien nerve ceria : ara oe : . Seo gate aan Tir Mag Peewmees ae BP NEY thee 3 hee iv? a on nen eran en ern A comme es eet a "he, =
14-00000 | \ ADJUSTMENT OF SALARY RATE IN ACCOMUANCE WITH THE SCHEDULES OF THE GOVERNMENT EMPLG7 ERS BALARY REFORM ACT OF 1964 PURSUANT TOCTHE AUTHORITY OF THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AS PROVIDED 1% THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY ACT OF TMG AS ALIENDLED, AND POLICY DIRECTIVE ISSUED BY THE ACTING DIRECTO OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DATED 8 OCTOHER 1962. ‘ . ‘ SALARY CONVERTED TO RATE SHOWN FOR INDIVIDUALS GRADE AND STEP AS INDICATED IN CHART BELOW, . GENERAL SCHEDULE RATES Federal Employees Salary Act of 1964 GRADE ] Per Annum Rates and Steps | 1 {2 | 3° | 4a | sj 6 j_7 | 8 | 9 [10 GS~ 11$3,385/$3,500 #3,615/$3,730/$3,845/ $3,960 /$4,075 /$4,190|$4.305184,490 GS- 2/ 3,680) 3,805] 3,930) 4,055) 4,180 4,305 ; 4,430 4,555] 4,680] 4,805 GS- 3) 4,005) 4,140 4,275] 4,410 4,545 4,680; $,215; 4,950; 5,085 3,220 GS-~ 4! 4,480] 4,630 4,780; 4,930) 5,090 9,250) 5,260! 5,530/ 5.680 3,830 GS~ 5) 5,000) 5.185 9,330] 5,495). 5,660 9,825} 5,990) 6,155; 6,320 6,465 GS- 6) 5,505] 5,690] 5.875 6,060; 6,245 6,430. 6.615] 6,800} 6,985] 7,170 GS- 7} 6,050! 6.250! 6,450! 6,650] 6,850 7,050; 7,250! 7,450! 7,650 7,850 GS- 8) 6,630) 6,850] 7,070 7,290! 7,510 7,730; 7,950] 8,170} 8,390 8,610 GS-~- 9! 7,220 7.405; 7,710] 7,955] 8,200 4,4 | 8,690) 8,935] 9,180) 9,425 GS-10; 7,900] 8.170] 8.440 8,710; 8.980) 9,250; 9,520; 9,790) 10,060; 10,330 GS-11!) 8.650; 8.945 9,240] 9,435] 9.830 10,1 0,46209:10,715 11,010/11,305 f 25 GS-12:10,250/10,605 10,960 '11.315)11,670/12,025; 2,280 :12,735/ 13,090 13,445 GS-~-173/12,075 12,495) 12,915/13/335/13'755 114.173. 4.595,.15,015/15,435/15,855 GS 14/14,170/ 14,660 '15,150'15,640/ 16,130) 16,620" 7,110!17,600/ 18,090) 18,580 GS-15 :16,460/17,030/17,600/18,170  18,740/19.316 3,820 20,450; 21,020/21,590 GS 17/21.845/22,195/22,045 GS~-13'24,500) . | GS-16'128 925) 19,590/20.245!20;900/21/555122 210, 22:6 5!23,520/24,175] . |. “3.895) 24,4455 (teenie.
ope t [ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET: ~ SUBJECT:. (Optional). ee  :. Garrison Investigation 2°! GSMusulin/bm  DCS/Operational Support starr /? — 900 Key Bldg. TO: ‘(Officer designation, room number, and building) COMMENTS (Number each comment te show from whom fo whem. Drew a line across column after each comment.) 1. Office of General Counsef j . : Mr. Greaney ce: ct/raa O3 | Erich lsenstead |CCS 1/19/6 For your information retention. : 0 sa G1O“RRS" [] SECRET = [] CONFIDENTIAL] (ERE \ |
:. | HOG-6-60 Director, Bemestic Contact Service ll Jamary 1968 : 688 (Musulin) | | Cese 49364 ~ Possible Involvement of George Brown in Garrison Matter : Haynes/Musulia Telecon $ Jan 68 1. 0 connection with referenced telecon and in anticipation of receipt of memo on this request from Masulin, Haynes contacted Herbert Frensiey and Learned that he would only be available early in the morning of 8 January as he was leaving town for several daya at mid-morning. Feeling thet he was fairly well infermed on what Musulin would request in his memo, Haynes made arrangements to see Prensley before he lefe teva. 2. WFreneley stated that there have been no further developments ia the Gurevich approach (through the Beweveek correspondent) to Brown. Frensley had advised Brown te ignore the matter and thus far he has. Frensley says that Brown has met the slightest intention of trying to gain access to the documents referred to bythe Hewsweek correspondent. | 3. Frensley was most appreciative ef the small amount of back«- ground we could furnish him en Gurevich and his methods. We will keep you informed {£ there are further developments. ERNEST A. RISCHE BenPsynes/af