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(404-10120-10486 - Zo June /776 MEMORANDUM FOR: CHIEF, Security ANALYSIS ErouP FROM : Chief, Security Records Division SUBJECT _ : Purging of "Dissident" Materials - l. The Security Recoxds Division is participating in the requirement to purge Security Records of information on "dissidents". , 2. We are attempting to develep criteria for determining whether specific Security dossiers should be retained (for legitimate security or counter~intelligence purposes) or purged (because retention is illegal under the Privacy Act or contrary to the intent of EO 11905). , 3. Forwarded herewith is the Security file on- NG L. 3 SFX 3$3 062 , which has been selected as a file which shceuld be considered for total purging, along with all index records leading to the file. 4. Please examine the contents of the file. If you agree that it should be purged, please sign below. 5. If you believe that the file should be retained, please so state and explain the justification(s) for retention by separate memorandum. 6. Your assistance in this matter will help in the development of eriteria which is essential in the selection of files which should be purged. : Security Records Division The file should be totally purged See justification for retention
(404-10120-10487 *6 a © ° “ RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only ' Do Not Reproduce — Fenn MAEM L ard Wel § rast: a "Before conslading wee onked ff he knew =. and/or had dealinggy with one > z ~ “Philip Gerald ROSENBLUL (OS #216930-¢ = . that ths names were familias to him, . bat thet - Sentact with eitherz. Me, ‘however,’ noted that be vaguely z tecallad & thas both were, s Bomzwhst ef a problem to the Embaszy and tint the? (Statioa)was' « aware that ROSENBLUM had a 2 questicaabie backgrecr _ 33d thit the FBI had-20 interest in him. : —~ “OL. Te che ne ai int im Bh Tae tthe sce tn aerate lee = ceca Xmen ota oe oe eh Ban the Hii Nitin an cnneemndcinnt peseripaace be ‘ OD nape eee ae . ; ee ara encomremebere saamaeee: we means Inf
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(404-10120-10492 29 MAR tie MEMORANDUM FOR : Director - Federal Bureaw of Investigation ATTENTION : Mr. Willflam o. Cregar SUBJECT > Mertin Lather King, Jr. An employee of this Agency has volunteered information concerning cne aspect of the forthcoming “Poor People's Campaign” to be directed by the Subject, Rey. Martin Luther King, Jr. Ale though the information pr. ec does not reflect any violation of Federal law or intent to do so, it ts transmitted to your Sureas for “Command Center” te ‘apport the upcoming Posy People's Came paign headed by Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. PAB: 4 ny Snel Pee os me te waa
also mentioned the possibility the Potomac bridges might have te be cut off or blockaded and the démonatrations turn to civil disobedience if the demands are not met by the Ccengreas. response, MY. Ralph Epencer, Chairman of the Board of the Church, and an emplo;¢s of the Department of Agriculture, stated the Church could not and would not be a party to any unlawful act. . Two members of the Board of Directors of the Church subsequently contacted Mr. Spencer to express grave reservations about thelr church becoming deeply involved in the Poor People's Campaign. Both indicated to Mr. Spencer that they desired a meet ing of the Board to air the issues involved. On the evening of 16 rAarch 1968, the Board of Directors met to discuss their participa- tion. A “blanket endorsement” of the Poor People's Campatgs was proposed. The Board aplit four to four. A second proposal called for the Church's Social Responsibilities Committee te serve as the focal point for receiving and reviewing all requests for support by the Poor People's Campaign. whether from the SCLC or the Virginia Counefl on Human Relations. The proposal called for the church to examine each request and situation as it developed and to decide on the support te be rendered-—or not rendered. This second proposal was approved by a seven toe one vote, the sole dissenter being Sheyman R. Abrahameon, @ former CIA employee now with the Department of Commerce. The first request to be considered under the Board's approved guideline was that requesting the church to act as & store- house for food supplies. The Board agreed to honor the request. Because of his deep concern that the Arlington Unitarian Church and its Board might be duped oF exploited by elaments of the Poor People's Campaign, the source has indicated a willingness to provide additional information as the Campaign develops. - Attached are. copies of materials provided the source by the aforementioned Frank Adams.
14-00000 The information contained {n this memorandum is for your internal use only and is not to be disseminated outside your Bureau without prior approval of this Agency. Please transmit any correspondence on this matter, Via Liaison, Attention: Director of Security. FOR THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE: signed | / CHARLES W. KART ' Howard J. Osborn ' Director of Security Attachments as stated ce: / (37123) w/o att . Mayer, Alan Eugene (56279) wio att Subj's file — / a Black Power Threat (534 051} ¢// ¢ OS/SRS/EFSayle/pjh - 26 March 1968
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(104-10120-40509 7 “RETURINTO CIA, : ‘Bekgound Use Only " Do ‘Not Reproduce a ee 6 cannon: = Goethe, conadéetea to Taventig af Lee Harvay end Marina OSWALD ©: Gee, Be previous eorrespondence ragardiag he Yopertedly was fa Minsk, USSR; uring’ tha Suazer of 1958. and during the period: te ied ee Leng arets asi ese Ia fatervicws on 3 end 4 Hay 1961, 1: Denmark, with ea exployea of this” BA EANTOR ea “a representative. ‘of Neo. ees aes Le ‘Uatted ‘States aad Western Luropa’ tae eentered around: girls, Saks 5 peving ; Among “thesa young Sevlets, accordiag to KANTOR, wsa a 3 young mag naned Teor (LEU), “whese father was a Soviet army. general”. Te, is tateresténg that OSRALD aleo reportedly
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(tot0r20-10531] Soe, oe a MICROFILMED sHN 4 1862 - “BOC. MICRO. der. odernl ar com of Inveatication ittenttoas ire 8 Js Popion. Le Reference f9 nets to. thie off ey _oensepning tha .cbove Subjects We have recently learned that Kastor bea re aturned ts Coporhegens Deserts fern a trip te Yugcglevia, ond thet he piensa to eenert for Few Yorte an early. os textes He hes recently been én daily cutest vith one Fillion GIO Mts sa éneriocn citisen bom ebdu$ 1933, who fs currently ifving in Be ‘without & rasicance permit. We have bean advised by a usually reliziia Ga Se SURO hag maintained a clendestins eentact with a Cxoan ae, CiMy ocd that he hag geld proaSMo erticles to the Lecal Banish p bowe ase beao advised that LATOR recently cbteined a chook foy € from his fath hors to" ‘pay for his fare back to ths Pnited States: % Ke wild forvard to yea any addttdonal information ve may regetve in mabtore I 48 sienested, in the meantinas that 1% my be tn erdey te ehoomted if poscible, whether KANTCR"s father hee in fect rs cy | cogsired tha. Brovoe  shoca sened eur end forwarded 4% to the esbdocte Bk ic sie abs gae on a y eames arte eerie neat we/L/on/iavanauist:pe~ L? Avast 2941 Dictributions a - federal Tureav of investigation £ bh 13 bd pt i eer a eS
(404-10120-10541 iNew York Field Office ) 19 March 1955 MEMORANDUM FOR: Headouarters SUBJECT: l. Tnfornation Concerning (Martin Luther King, - Leaflet being Distributed) Atvcached is leaflet being distributed this date to lunecn time pessers-by in downtown Marhattan cd submitted by Mrs. Florence D. Bey eel . / Attachment: Leaflet, as eoove
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[tos-totao-t0538 | oo, . =? * SECRET REQUEST FOR INVESTIGATION AND (OR) NAME CHECK Chief, Ci/Operational Approval * and Support Division x free [es [ [rece we Sd idee Cid?Cid erm Sidi news CCS By (Date) e a Feb 6 2 Mar 61 Vi LU Ghepyp J) S. AREA OF SUBJECT’S ASSIGNMENT te) ——— —SeES} WE/1L/D Denmark 6. USE OF SUBJECT , oe ontact, Assessment, Polygraph only. ‘, 7. INVESTIGATION NOT TO REVEAL INTEREST OF &. COVER SUGGESTED FOR INVESTIGATION [ue ss sovernuenr | , } 9. RESULTS OF TRACES FIELD TRACES =a oe a re a NR fio. arvacments | [eeecrant a Jk [ormess B10, FBT REPORTS WITH EVALUATION. 12. REMARKS Please obtain an expedite check of U.S. Marine Corps for POA action. (7 working days ar Gueib dats 3.59 693 use raeveous costions. SECRET ) / (3)
14-00000 20 February 1961 ‘MEMORANDUM FOR: Ch , ATTENTION 3 Mr E SUBJECT 3 Evaluation of Possible Derogatory information on Narvin Kantor. . 1. FBI reports contain the following possible derogatory information on Marvin Kantor: - . These Cepy ails are tdentiFicd — @ [oeuherre Lc 1g STATE Dyer, ‘f “nto ease 4. Fri fiend te elcubere J ; .
_ hh. Except for item 3-A the above points could te ‘construed as having a CI conotation f.e.: 7 ~ em nee ee ee eee ee ne an A. . Subject appears to be receiving funds from some cutside source. B. Subjects relatives in the Soviet Union could constitute an intelli- gence control factor. C. Subject has had one known meeting with a Soviet official with intelligence connections. ; rere) the other hand a controled and racruited/ source reports that Subject receives money from his father; that Subject who is probably a Jaw himself is cognizant of anti-semitism in the Soviet Union and that he has made disparaging remarks about the Soviet regime. Further, the Soviets are known to te vary active in the American student colony in Copenhagen and as an isolated incident in itself we do not attach any necessarily sinister import to the fact that an American student was socially introduced to a Sovist national. J iar 4 fay au
14-00000 «| S. We believe that during the developmental phase, the case officer should attempt to create an apening for Subject to voluntarily bring up his meeting and/or relationship with ABARCHALIN. A voluntary statement would appear to resolve to a considerable degree any negative questions concerning this meeting. Should Subject fail to bring the meeting out then the, matter would have to be resolved through the LCFLUTTER which would probabl dispen- able to full exploitation of this case's potential. ; 6. If you concur with the foregoing on receipt of POA we shall advise the field to attempt an appreach as stated above. eee —
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14-00000 sonny 7 é 5 ¥ SSOASEAARNAS Ws SONEEN RA AERO BR tte RY Wee cee eat meme Ne ete TT ne rn EON RE Pes meester nee . LICKURED (Peregreund), 4) Merits Eether Kine of the Ihe tcemery Boycott and the Birmiughars itots, Eeeled up by the [Cennedys (7) -hocr WL. Berry of the Central Conmittee of the Communist Party; fl folvcy Wtlltens, pres. of the Scuthcrm Conference Education Fucd, [ue., the Treustiission Belt in the South for the Communist Party; fr re ° @ " f fre ) fivtes Uerten, directar of doliflencer Folk Sekeel for Cemnicnist ed ca ae
PICTURED (Foreground), (1) Flartin Luther King of the Montgomery Boycott and the Birminghai riots, backed up by the Kennedys; (2) Abner W. Berry of the Central Committee of the Communist Party (3) Aubrey Williams, pres. of the Southern Conference Education Fund, Inc., the Transmission Beli in the~ South for the Communist Party (4) Myles Horton, director of Highlander Folk School for Communis? Training, Monteagle, Tenn. These ‘‘four horsemen’’ of racial agitation have brought tensies. disturbance, strife and violence in their advancement of the THE CITIZENS COUNCIL, ln i SHREVEPCRIT, LA, FOR $3. 4 PEP - Communist doctrine of ‘‘racia! nationalism.” vanes on Tas res waa SSS
(404-10120-10597 re ia . * - ~ TPA é Herman E. Kimsey Shenanigans CI/TRCO/ GT Stanton 10 August 1970 C/CI/R&A | Mr. Donovan E. Pratt INFO . Mrs. £ TSD just told me in the course of a visit that Herman E, KIMSEY of BEYISION fame, a former TSDSnick called her on the phone and tried to get her to — Mx. Edward Kathski 8 —i(“i‘“‘<; 2S*#*”*#‘*éiKU lunch with him, soe he could” get her to analyse the handwriting of some homosexuals whe were the real murders of Martin Luther King". KIMSEY gives out that he is working to exonerate RAY for this peccadillo.. DS ste] aia she avoided contact °} - and will report this to Mr TSD Security Officer.0} (previously ry she tod he told her to forget it and evace — L suggested she better tell as KIMSEY is capable of any action involving her or the Agency. } KIMSEY also told Mrs. hathis side-kick B Cleve BAL ER has foun a way to use a lie detector on plants even to detect people who murder other plants in the presence ofa plant that serves as a witness.... Nothing succeeds like excess.... |
(fost0720-0602 SECRET Deputy Chief, Security Research Staff 4 March 1966 Thomas A. Ogden WIECK, Carl l. On 3 March 1966, Jim Flint of SR Division contacted the undersigned in reference to an Unknown Identity mentioned 3 in (PARIN6378 20-4 2. The cable contained an account of the experiences of Carl WIECK, an American student in Paris and his contact with two RIS officers, YEVTUSHENKO and LVOV.. = 0 ee - 3. WIECK has been a contact since the winter of 1964 with ‘these Soviets and had not reported to anyone in the American Embasay. The contacts have consisted of restaurant meetings, coffees, circus, ete. These meetings have included discussions primarily of political matters, especially recently a discussion oi the United States involvement in Viet Nam (of which WIECK does not appreve, has said so to the Soviets). . 4. However, when YEVTUSHENKO asked Subject to trans- late a travel brochure from English to French, WIECK began to wonder what he was becoming involved in. At thie point, WIECK wrote two friends in the United States asking advice. ne of these was "4 former employee who allegedly did handwriting analysis when employed by CIA." They advised & him to contact the United States Embassy. : 5. WIECK refused to do translation for YEVTUSHENKO and was able to tell YEVTUSHENKO that he, WIECK, did not like the idea of becoming enmeshed in Soviet espionage. CReuP 1 Exclede¢ irs agtematic pan Bz and . declacsiticatisn “SECRET
14-00000 SECRET. 6. Sx posed the question whether the Office of Security could identify the former Kubark employee. Upoa consultation with Jan Beck of TSD (after contacting the Security Officer of | TSD), the individual who most closely fit the description was Henry Edward KIMSEY (even though the handwriting angle was not KIMSEY's main forte). 7. SR-Flint was notified that it probably was KIMSEY. §. Flint was also advised that the FBI should be notified of the information re WLECK and WIECK's contacts with the Sovist. Flint said that this would be done as soon 33 they had gathered together all the information. WIECK's next meeting with the Soviet is scheduled for 17 March 1986. 9. WIECK has said that he does not wish to get involved as ‘a junior spy’ and does not desire to report after every meeting. WIECK also said that he expects to be drafted into the United States Army quite soon and in view of his feelings about Viet Nam, does not know if he will agree to serve in Viet Nam. 10. Another angle to the case is the projected cooperation with ‘the host services and since it is an operational matter will have to be solved within the DDP. The French probably are already aware of the contact between YEV TUSHENKO and WIECK because itis known that they have YEVTUSHENSO under surveillance. Li. There is no record of WIECK in the Office of Security indices. os a Thomas A. Ogden TAO/pk
[fosto‘aot060e] e 31 PY ry . . = oy Ld MEMORANDUM POR nye aconD oe 20 May 1966 SUBJECT: KIMSEY, Herman Edward #71129 1. On 3 May 1966 we advised Chief, EE Division that Goleniewski was dissatisfied with the current Agency contact man who allegedly does not return telephone calls and does not answer letters. Subsequent to this memorandum I. again met with Kimsey and finally persuaded . Kimsey to have Goleniewski write a letter to his contact man through the appropriate channels. 2, Kimsey advised me that he would pass the word to Goleniewski and he again telephoned me later on and said that Goleniewski had agreed to do this. 3. On 16 May George Moran advised me that he — received some documents from Goleniewski and I took the documents and gave them to On Thursday, 19 May; advised me tha 6 also seived, through the pro annels, the same documents. In addition, Kimsey sent me a copy of the same report. £m. 4, On 19 May na I met with John Warner and we agreed to write 4 letter to Goleniewski saying that we would be glad to meet with him at the time and place of his choosing. This is where the case rests now. SLK:be POTD. tees ten, - : a . ie aa tS wT eT a
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30 Jaly 1965 th MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Soecial Activities Saft) 4 oy if i ro it ! pt 1 Cfiee of Personnel ; ATTENTION : Mr.) | FROMM : Chief, Security Research St aftf \ i i i t | t 1 Office of Security Subject, Author of Anonymous Leiter ty a By Oo 4 ct ya] VA © # A eae ee 5, Riya PY Bes Ligemncin, ee. PA Rs heels ‘Soy out in the cold”. ~~ ¥- os fy sorda who may have applied for Peace | Corps censloywaent. Thia fact whieh concegivaoly ¢ ould be a kay to iden- gifying the anther may have bean brought t your Biteation in which case ig would be appreciated if you wowld nowly Mr. 3. 3. MURPHY ar Bir. iG DEM PSEY on X6569. i | 3, Wor your information and retention tbere is attached here - | with a SePy of the questioned correspondents paceived oy Mr. HELMS. / | Siferts were rade to derezeine | the maaner in which said 2 attachment Was FB aceived but yafortunaiely the envelope, which presumaoly the note was delivered in, was dest woved © or lost. Mr. HELMS! secreiacy, who auion LO gnserve olhex suck queslionabie sorrespondence, sted ec co Bir. HELMS in the pags, quise correctly thought it a matter ce of Security 19 investigace aad if po ssible atlemopt io analyse adwrising. This sugues gtion will of coures 5¢ considered, but it y factiitate such an effort ii by chance th sough your acTésn- saber af suspects could hopeliuily o@ reduced. 4. Your cooseration of opinions in this matter will b@ appre- crepe SEGKEI “HW 54559 Docld:32362273 Page 2
DATE 13 November 1961 ey” . THROUGH: 1. e. Chief, Official Cover & Liaison/CCB/FI (3 reported (“J one-time The following contact is hereby K_] requested to be effective on a[X] continuing basis: ; CIA EMPLOYEES NON-CEA EMPLOYEE : “ § OFFICE NAME (Last) (First) (Initial) / “ George E. Aurell CDC MATLACK Dorothe K. -~ ‘ 15 4154 IDC Member EXT. ORGANIZATION per | Department of Defense OFFICE BUSINESS ADDRESS a Room 2D-486, Pentagon OFFICE OFFICE Code ll | BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF LIAISON. COMMENTS. AND KNOWN BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMAT!ON Renewal of liaison in connection with defectors, escapees and refugees as they pertain to the Interagency Defector Committee, chaired by CIA Defector Coordinator. CLASSEFICATION OF MATTER TO BE DISCUSSED ’ CA] toe secret {__] secret (_] comet pen ti p= DDP /CDC 4154 Depty OFFICE/DEVESION/ STAFF EXT. st GNATURE RETUAN TO CIA Background Use Only {Bo Not Reproduce Date FORM NO. + aye 88 123 use Previous EDITIONS.