* , “ Date:08/12/93 Page:1 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION ‘ AGENCY : USSS RECORD NUMBER : 179-40001-10359 RECORDS SERIES : DOCUMENT 17: FBI REPORTS AGENCY FILE NUMBER DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR : FBI FROM : TO TITLE DATE : 05/11/66 PAGES : 16 SUBJECTS LANE, MARK DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : U RESTRICTIONS : REFERRED CURRENT STATUS : P DATE OF LAST REVIEW : / / OPENING CRITERIA COMMENTS P. 1-16; BOX F10 .(R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED DocId:32210000 Page 1
RE 5 FDe#04 (Rey. 3-3259) 7 oF | ~CONTIDRATIAL ; 6 ~ UNITED STATES. DEPARTMENT OF. JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION SE ECRE Report of: GENIAMIN P, MC MANUS opice: New York, New York Date: MAY 1 1 1966 - Field Office File #: LO00-117644 Bureau File #:L00-469763 CO-2-B¢OZE Copy to: Title: MARK LANE Character: SECuRITY MATTER ~ © Synopsis: On his return to the US, 2/28/66, subject gave fle residence as 75 Montgomery Street, NYC. In | March, 1966, subject acte@ as the defense attorney for DAVID H, METCHBLL ITT at Hartford, Connecticut. CSebject 's book, “Rush To Judgement", concerning the assassination or president JOHN F. KENNEDY, seheduled for publication in Lomion, England, March, 1966, with American sedition being prepared by Viking Press, NYC. In December, 1965, @ source reported that Current Affairs Documentary Pilns, Léd., had been formed in England to make a fils based on "Rush To_Judgement” with an anticipated budgets of $55,000. Jin March, 1966, subject, using the name ROBERT (S) BLAKE, feported to be in Dalles, Texas, interviewing or attempting to interview various witnesses te the assassination of President KENNEDY. ae eroRN SOR CONT RRR e C EYGLPT WHERE SHOW ; OTNBAWISE ont . v This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. DoclId: 322710000 Page 2?
N¥ 100-11 7884 i. BacKoRouND “acvetwnamenaotii' esidence [on December Bi, 1965, N¥ T-1, a confidential source abroad, furnished information which reflected that at that time the subject's residence and/or mailing address Was 27 Argyll Mansions, Kings Road, London, Bngiend. |(s) On February 24, 1966, Inspector WAINER AUSHAN, Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS), dohn F, Kennedy International Airport, Queens, New York, advised that upon subject's arrival in the United States that date, he gave his residence as 75 Montgomery Street, New York: City. B. Employment a The “New York Post" newspaper, issue of March 8, 1965, page 12, reflected that subject had been retained as the defense attorney for DAVID H. MITCHELL ITZ, an ebjector to the current Selective Service laws, who wos to be tried in the United States District Court (USDC), Hartford, “ Connecticut, on March 15, 1966, il. INFORMATION BSLATIVE To Te SCHEDUIED PUBLICATION oF SUBJECT'S Boox, “RUSH TO JUDGE ENE” On Decémber 31, 1955, NY T-1, previously mentioned, eavined that information had ceme to his attention indicating that subject's book, "Rush To Judgement", dealing with the assassination of President JOHN F. KENNEDY, at Dalles. Texas on November 23, 1963, had been advertised in England and Was expected to be published there in March, 1966. According to NY T-1, "Rush To Judgement” would run to 125,000 words. (2) os PS DoclId:322710000 Page 3
SECRET NY 100-L17845 On Jamary 12, 1966, NY 7-28, a confidential Source abroad, furnished a copy of the Danish newspaper, “Lollend-Palisters Folketidende", issue of January 4, 1956, which in part stated ag follows: C) _ "Merk Lane has now finished reading the. proofs. “ of his book desling with the assassination of President Kennedy and entitled, 'Ruah bo Judgement." (0 ) . “After having spent Christmas and Hew Vear with his parents-in-law, Er. and Mere. Davelsteen, Hykbing F.; Mapk Lane and hig wife flew te Lorion where the bool is to be published by Bodley Head, pubid yere. London, NO in April 1906, Six months after its appearance, the — book ils to be reprinted in a paper-back edition in twelve countries. Profeaser Trevor Roper, Oxford University, has written a preface to the book, stating that in its evaluation of what happened in Pallas, history must take inte gecount both the Warren Report and Mark Lane's book." C) . NY T-2 farther advised that subject's book would possibly appear ag a series of articlos in the : "Dally Telegraph", a hewepeper published in London, England. v) Gn Pebruary 24, 19656, NY T-3 advised that the American printing of “Rush To Judgement" was being prepared by Viking Press, located in New York City. WY T-2 stated . that in checking the manuscript, Viking Press had discovered inaccuracies and exaggerations which they demanded the Bubject clarify. NY {-3 advised that subsequently the subject informed Viking Press that he could change the manuscript to their satisfaction. TIZ. INFORMATION RELATING TO SUBUROT'S — SCHEDULED PRODUCTION OF A DOCUDENTARY FILM ENTITIED, "RUSH TO JUDgEINT" On December 31, 1955, NY T-1, previously mentioned, advised that the subject and one RICHARD LORD STARK planned to produce a film to be entitled, "Rush To Judgement , " which would be besed on the subject's book om the assassination, of President JOHN F. KENNEDY. NY 7-1 stated that a conpaeny 5) ~ 3 ~ CEP RET oS PIE DoclId:322710000 Page 4
FXPY S iN rm re NY 100-117548 named Current Affairs Documentary Films, Ltd., had been formed in England for the purpose of producing this movie. NY T-i Tupnished a copy of a prospectus which noted that the Current Affairs Documentary Films, Lod., was located at 42 Lenoridge Read, London, England. In part, this prospectus read: "A Company formed for the purpose of maing a motion picture tentatively entitled Rush to Judgement. The motion picture will be derived From the book by Mark Lane which ia a critique of the Warren Commission's findings regarding the murders of President J.P Kennedy, Officer J.D.Tippit, and Lee Harvey Oswald. (s) Menaging Richard Stark, 42 Longridge Read, London 8.1.5, ‘Directors: Merk Penloe, 28 Chapel Street, London $.W.i. [< ) Board of Emile de Antonio. Box 1567, New York 17,N.¥.,0.9.4. . Directorg: Mark Lane, 27 Argyll Mansions, Kings Road, London $.W.3. Richard Stark, 42 Longridge Road, London 8.6.5, S) 1. Coat . ), 000 Tapproximately $56,000). |S) 2. Division of Profita ' | _ We to investors, 50% te Production/Creative staff ineluding Producer, Director, Writer, 5) 3, Nature of Film NW A reature length flim which wlll eonsist of steck footage, exiping stilis, reconstructions and re-enactments as well es live footage to be shot in Dallas, Washington and New Yoric. The live footage will consist mainly of interviews with witnesses to the assessination of President Kennedy in Dallas, aa Well as interviews with members and steff of the Warren Commission. Current Events Documentary Pilme Limited has already in its possession tapes and stills never before published in any media, These are of a highly controversial and sensational nature. an English film erew will be sent -to the United States in mid-Becamber to flim the interviews. (S) FY FP FY -: -1-  SEGHE] DoclId:322710000 Page 5
NY 100-117644 Projected completion date for the victure is March 1056, (s ) fhe nature of the film Will be didactic and armumentative an thet it will compare the Warren Commiesion's am evidence contained in ite published twenty six volumes of teatimony and exhibits with the Warren Commission's conclusions contained in the one volume Warren Commission Renert. The film will offer no conclusions and will intkwige in no speculati Lon. tt WLLL, however, Pill the qudieial ¥oid left by the murder of Gsweid arc the subsequent secret proceedings ef the Warren. Commission. The film wlll constitute the only trial afforded to Lee Harvey Oswald with each viewer Serving as a juror. G The Principals 16 Emile de Antonie is a producer/director of political documentary Films. These include the feature film Point of Order, which has won four festival prises, Point or of Order Ts a dodumentary based on the Army/MoCerthy hearings oF 1d54,” which has hed commercial releate throughout the world. de Antonio has recently completed @ film for the B.R.C. on New York City politics. de Antonio was a University teacher at the College of the City of New York, Columbla University, and College of William ang Mary, where he lectured in philosophy and literature; book editor; longshoreman; and & protucer of avant garde. concerta (John Cage, Merce éunninghem). He was & classmate at Harvard University of john P. Kennedy 1S Wark Lane is the author of Rash to Judgements to be published in Great Britain by the Bodiey Nead Timited and in paper~back in many nations by Penguin Books Limited. Lane hag been a practising defence lawyer in New York City for fifteen years. He has served as a member of the New York State Legislature, having been personally endorsed by President Kennedy in his campaign fer election. In 1959 Lane wes a founder of the Reform Mevement ln the Democratic Party wlth Eleanor Roosevelt and Herbert H. Lehman. Ab the request of the Warren Commission, Lane appeared twice before the Commission as a witness to testify regarding the results of hie ow investigation into the assassination. As the result of hie testimony, the Commission called and questioned eye witnesses otherwise unknown to them. Lane remains the only ublic imots (5) the U.S, arrested as a freedom rider in 5 Mississippi. ) eo. - oY iF AWRWr= , -~5- Cepor DoclId:322710000 Page 6
C4 my torgsy 2g NY 100-117844 Richard Stark is a youns-assistant director whe has atudied in Paris and Vieina. (5) 1. Acauisition of steck footage and still material : (this includes royalty payments, duplicate : negatives aml striking of positive PPENEB) oo. eae eae ee BLS, 500 (S) 2. Production in Dallas, New York, Washington ete. (this includes transportation, accommodat-Lons etc. for film erew), the purchasing and processing oF film, rental of equipment for a minimal crew of Director, Cameraman, Sound, plus Assistant.............$ 9,000 (s )- 3. Editing expenses (Bditing Room and equipment plus . editor and assistant @GICOL) ocr cece reese sence rccsene nd & 000 ($) 4, Mix, opticals, animation stand work, sound transfer, . and negative WODK sacar cere cere wees cena men nuresaeee ces end % O00 (¢) S. Administrative CRPENBOE oe cee eee we eee eee teens seseed 2,500 (6) . Atquisition of exclusive interview material in Dallas..$ 6,000 S) 7. Transport and duty ey PEL ca cece ee enter e seen en add 2,000 S) 8. Salaries for Director, Producer, Writer are now boing negotiated with the Corporation. It is understeod that in no case will any salary exceed an amount of $300 per week. Salardes will Lerminete upon delivery of an angwer print.......ce0-. S14, (6) 850,000" On July 31, 1941, the records of froop Cc, Pennsylvania Motor Police, Blakely, Pannsylvania, weflected that BMIIN De ANTONIO was born May 14, 1919, in Scranton, Pennsylvania, and attended the St. Thomas College, in Seranton from 1938 to 1940, These records reflected that during DoclId: 322710000 Page ?
CEPR ES NY 100-117944 his years ot St. Thomas College, DE ANTONTO had attended many Communist Party (CP) meetings and had taken en active part in attempting to obtain new members for the CP. On June 28, 1955, the records of the Motion Picture Association of America, New York City, reflected that EMIIE Ih ANTONIO wes the Director and one of the producers of the pleture, a “point of Order", which dealt with the hearings conducted by the Leté Senator JOSEPH MC CARTHY. On January 12, 1956, NY T-2, previously mentioned, furnished information which appeared in the Danish newspaper, "Lolland-Palsters Polketidende", isaue of January 4, 1956, concerning the subject. NY T-2 stated ' that an article reflected that a documentary full-length . film, based on the subject's book, will be made in the near futuee. The article alse noted that the flim will be under the direction of BPIDR Ts ANTONIO and will ineerporate geome filma taken during and after the assassination of President KENNEDY by the American Broadcasting System and the Columbia Broadcasting System. It was pointed out that in Pebruary, 1966, the subject and his assoelates would travel to Dallas, Texas, where Yney intended to interview witnesses to the assassination.( «© In part, the above article read: t) "“Shis film is alse to be shown in Ghe United ' States vhere the massive opposition to Mark Lane's views. of the Kennedy tragedy has declined considerably. The film may possibly be released by the company 'Aliied Artiste’; if not, Merk Lane will hire ¢liemas in New York and Dallas and show the flim there, and it will also be distributed to film clubs all cver the United States ./a, On March 29, 1966, Mrs. JRAN LOLLIS HILL, 9402 Bluff Greek, Dellas, Texas, advised Special Agent (SA) ROSBAT P. G&MBERLING that during the previous week, she had been telephonically contacted on several occasions by an individual identifying himself as TB ANTONIO, who imgiested that he and i ft aod f. : DoclId: 322710000 Page &
NY 100-117684 &@ Mir, BLACK were preparing an educational television documentary cencerning the assassination of President HENIEDY and desired to interview her in detail. She stated that she had not consented to such an interview, but on the evening of Merch 25, 1966, tuo individuals, identifying themselves as GR ANTONTO and BLACK, appeared at her residence for the purpose of interviewing her. Mies, HILL stated she questioned them aa Co the exact nature of their visit and, being a seheol teacher hereelf, doubted that these persons were really endeavoring to compile data tor an educational television dscumentary relating to the assassination, ; Mes. HILL stated she hed previously talked to an individual named Jos HARRIS, who aleo desired to interview her in cermeection with a book he was writing. At that time, HARRIS indicated to hep that [f ANTONIG wes one of "Mark Lane's men." Mes, HILL advised that she subsequentiy asited i ANTONIO and BLACK if they were connected with MARK LANG, and TE ANTONIO admitted that MARK Lam was "one of thely backers." She stated that 58 ANTONTO mentioned that some of the becking fer his project originated in Englarul. Nvs. HILL stated that ce anrenro and BLACK triea.te eonvinee her that cther witnesses to the assassination had talked to them freely, and indicated that former chief of Police JESSE E. CURRY, of the Dallas Police Department, would be interviewed by them. ‘They alse indlested that they had talked to individuals who were on the ralivoad overpage near the scene of the assassination on November 22, 1963. She stated they inferred that they hed someone who had seen everything on November 22, 1953, and epecifically mentioned that they hed someone who saw the shooting come fran some bushes near the Texas Schoot Hook Depository building and that some ef the people they Were interviewing had never previously been interviewed by anyone concerning what they saw on November 22, 1963. On March 30, 1966, Mrs. JEAN LOLLIG atin telephonically contacted the Dallas Office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) that she had learned that one of the individuals who DoclId: 322710000 Page 93
SECE p oe Ny 100-11 L7 GUL had been in her home on the night of March 28, 1966; was MARK LAME. She further. stated that he identified himself | . at thet time as BLAKE, not as BLACK, the name previously — furnished by her. on ApPLL aL, 1985, Sire. HILL furnished to the — Dallas office of the PGI a copy of a letter she hed received on April 19,1956, from EMILE. DB ANTONIO. . In part ,.. this ietter reads. Mags. T told you. that night in Ballas, we have you on, £2im from UPAR-TV;. and. 46'S. good but E still would iike the whole story. i'm interested in the truth and whether we maite money or net is peripheral. I don't went tine and indifference to bury what really happened in Ballad on thet Priday in Wovember. We | | have fLimed all kinds of people, most of them from — Ghe Report and we have alreacy in process a film which. wiil shoot a lot of heles in the Warren Roport, in the SiN official lies and stories; which will fill in the chinks of omission. Only mednen be lieve they posdess absolute _¢iith; what ve have is a stab at it, a little detting | in of light, a hope that more ean be GONG ccc caeeecne hyper cdll to. you is based. en Many notes not the least  . | of which is the fact that if all the people I talked te in Dallas you are the only one whose views sould be construed as even closely releted to my oun. ALL I ask is that you come here when your school is over and look at what we've done. It will not be too iate then bo add a few minutes of your testimony. Werk Lane, of course had 60 be Bob Blake. Ben Bari Warren registered in Dallas under a nom de guerre. In our case Hark was concerned that his true identity would force witnesses to conform to. his. {deas and Blake seemed obscure and objective encugh to elicit truthful and neutral responses which vere. what we wanted. ' Mrs. HILL advised. that she aid | not contemplate acknowledging thig letter or contacting RHI U 15 ANTONIO in DoclIda:322710000 Page 10
NY 100-117044 Mra. JEAN LOLLIS HILL, mentioned above, was @ witnass to the assassination of. President KENNEDY and her testimony  _ appears on pages 205 te 223 of volume 6 of the “Hearings Before The President's Commission On The assassination of President Kennedy." On Maveh 28, 1966, Mie. IBB E. BOWERS, JR., i923 View Crest, Dallas, Texas, telephonically advised investigative Clerk (IC) STEVE 5. ALBRIGHT of the Pallas Offiee of the PBI thet one ROBERT BLAKE had appresched him on Mareh 26, 1965, concerning the making of a film on the agsassination of President KENIRDY. BOWERS advised that he did not have the time to talie to BLAKB at that point, and BLAKE indicated he would reecontact Kim later. ~ ; On Harch 31, 1965, Ep, TEE B. BOWLRS , JRag : previously mentioned, advised SA ROBERT P. GUMGERLING . : that he had consented to a filmed interview with representatives of dudgrent Films Corporation, which interview and filming Was conducted in Room G1 at the Arlin Motel, Arlington, Texas, On March 20, 19665. He stated that approximately 1,000 fcot of film was made in connection with this interview, which was to be an educational documentary film concerning Che assasaination of the lete President KENNEDY. He atated that the man he dealt with was a ROBERT BLAME. Also present at the Pilining of his interview was a blonde female, identified as Mrs. BLAKE: BMITE DS ANTONIO, who was swpposed to be the producer; @ camera man not further identified; an indivigual with @ clip board; ae bearded man operating sound equipment; and another individual not further identified, Mr, BOWSRS advised that Mr. BLAKE indicated he was attempting to put on film what the President's Commission on the agsacsination had determined with respect to the assassination. He stated that SLAKE indicated he had talked to @ number of people to record their interviews on film. _ Me. BOWERS stated that during his Pilwsed interview, considerable time was spent on his testimony before the President's Commission with respect to a place vhere he was interrupted by the person doing the questioning and BLAKB 's 4%, wee ie ~ 10 - IOWA | DoclIda:322710000 Page il
NY 100-1L17554 group desixed to knew what BONERS was about to say in his testimony before the President's Commission when he was interrupted. BLAKE's group almo dwelled to some extent on the fact that BOWERS, in his testimony, hed stated he eaw 4 policeman ride a motorcycle up the embaniament on the north side of Rim Street immediately after the assassination. BOWERS stated that BLAKE 's group appearad vitally interested in the sequence ef shots with respect to whether they could have been fired by one man with one rifle. He stated they alse questioned him as to what it was he actually gaw that was a “flash" which he apparently mentioned during | his testimony before the President's Commission. BOWERS stated thet BLAKE 's group aiso appeared vitally interested in bis interview with the police immediately after the assassination with respect to certain cars he had observed with political candidate stickers on them. | Me. BOWERS stated that prior to consenting to the | filmed interview, he contacted his attorney, RICHARD wW. SHITH, of the law firm Lyne, Blanchette, Smith and Shelton, _ Viret National Bank Building, Dallas, Texas, telephone Riverside 1-4871, and had his attorney Graw up the following quoted agreement: | "pate: 3-30-66 "Judgement Pillms Corporation "Re: Lee B. Bowers, Jr. "Gentlemen: "You have requested the undervaigned to appear in a documentary television and/or motion pieture film regarding the events Burvounding the assassination of President Kennedy, I agree to participate without compensation in the filming of such production by allowing you te photograph and tape an interview with me concerning my knowledge of events relating to the agsaseinaticon, —_ ~ Ji + Cet ies p ball VE |: DoclIda: 322710000 Page 12
NY 100-117644 "In consideration for the appearance of the undersiened in conriettion with such television and/or motion picture interview or production you agree to indemnify and mve harmless Lee B. Bowers, Jy. againat any and all less, damage, costes and expenses of any mature whatecsever, which said Lee &. Bowers, Jr. may hereafter suffer, incur, be put to, pay or lay out by reason of appearance on op ln connection with such television and/or ‘motion pieture preduction; and further, you agree to defend at (your Gost any action or ¢laim of any nature whetseever which may . be brought or asserted against the undersigned in connection with or related to the appearance of thé undersiened in the abovesaid motion picture and/or television production, and to pay any and all costs and Gamayes arising therefrem., Also in this comnection you egree that, if necessary to enforce this indemnity agreement, suit may be brought by the undersigned against you, and you agree to accept service thereon; in any jurisdiction of the United Staten ani specifically ineluding, bul not limited to, the jurisaGietion of the courta of er located in the State of Texas. - “If you agree to my appearance in the abovesaid television and/or motion picture production on the foregoing terms and conditions you wlll indicate such agreement by execution of a copy of this letter in the epace provided, returning same 66 the undersigned. “Vours very truly, “/a/ tee &. Bowers, Jy. “AGREED AND ACGRPTED: "JUDGIENT FILMS CORPORATION "BY: Emile de Antonio" Me. BOWERS continued that on the morning of March 31, 1966, he had determined that the person who - represented himself as ROBERT BLAKE was actually MARK LANE. Mer. BOWERS also identified a photograph of the subject as being identical to the person known to him as ROSERT BLAKE .. ~ 12 - OCUINE L, DoclIda: 322710000 Page 153
EE SFCREY BAR LL liv. BOWERS stated that as a result of this mlsrepresentation, he had becowe eoncerned over the possibility that the filmed interview permitted by him might be used in a distorted fashion, and that he intended to contact his attorney for legal advice on this point. NY 100-117 844 iIZE E. BOWERS, JR., mentioned above, was an employee of the Union Terminal Company, on duty at the railroad overpass on November 22, 1953, arid his testimony before the President's Comiigsion appears in volume 6, pages a2oh to 289, of the "Hearings Before The President's Commission On The Assassination Of President Kennedy." S707 Mosswood, Dallas, Texas, advised SA GERALD IRwis GEARY that he had been recently contacted by @n EMITE 5 TH ANTONIO, a producer for Judgment Plime Corporation, New Yorls City, New York, formerly associated with BBC TV, New York: City (net further identified). ANWroNTo advised REYNOLDS that his film company was making @n educational] film regarding the assassination of President JOHN f., KEMMEDY. ANTONIO indicated they were staying at the Arlin Motel, Arlington, Texas, telephone Circle 5-2626. He offered . REYNOLDS $300.00 for a filmed interview of his participation in the activities that oceurrad that day. REXHOLDS stated that ANPONIO and his associates had an appointment with him for later on March 30, 1966, WARREN ALIEN REYNOLDS, mentioned above, Was a Witness to the shooting of Dallas, Texas, Police Officer J. DB. TIPPIT on November 22, 1963, following the assassination of President JOHN F, KENNEDY on that date, REYNOLDS! testimony appears on pages £34 to 482 of Volume XZ of the “Hearings Before the President's Commission On The Assassination of President Kennedy." Bay gos i tant {33 Hi o, Ree, wo UIEE DoclIda:322710000 Page i4
IV. MISE LLANE oUS The “New York Post" newspaper, 1966, page 12, contained an article entitled, "Drart Foe! s Rew Lawyer; Merk Lane." This article noted that DAVE HH. MITCHELL Til, en objector to the oratt provipions of the Selective Service laws, Red retained the subject as his attorney for his trial to. be held in the UBDC at Hartford, Connestieut , on March 15, 1966. This article stated that t the subject had been recentiy an Laneo ou, England, but had prosnised to defend MITCHELL af twial. the “New York Herald tr of Mereh lb, 1966, nage Ss contain “The Second Trial.” his articl g acting ag the attorney for DAVID 4. Merch 15, 1965, recent ted the “ehe the subject. returned bo the United states in time a Tribune" nevepaper, issue ed an article entitied, reported Chat the subje MITCH LY, iLL, of USDC, Hart for ad» Connecticut, allow nim to Driare tue American servicemen from Viet Mam to testify that american actions there had been. , ahbuaian. © According to this ; identified these persens as a Navy article, the subfject Lieutenant commander down over North Viet Nam, ard = Merine private from South Viet Nem. In part, this article re "ste. Lane baid he had bee nm informed that Ho Chi Minh, president o £ North Viet Nem, hed éereed to ailow the Navy { Plior a an BEVver officials to come to the ULB. added that he alee wanted te e ~al North Vietnamese ta testify. Mr, Lane BLL former Special Forces Sgt. Donald Duncan, 4 Green Beret who saw action in South Viet Nam. "Mr, Buncan, who ait the after 106 years Servite, hes re because oY & magazine article the American involvement in Va DoclIda:322710000 Page 15 Army last September ceived wide publicity in which he denounced et Nam. * & issue of March &, ct, shot
Doctld: cECRE a0 NY 100-117844 V.  FORRIGN TRAVEL, On December al, 1953 3 uy fT-l, previovsly mentioned, advised that on December 12, 1055, the subject denarted England en Foute to Toronto, Canada, in the company of RALPH SCHGENMAN of the Bertrand Russell Peace Poundation. NY T-1 stated SCHORNMAN returned to England on December 19, 1955, but no information concerning the return of the subject at that time was reesived. S Gn February 24, 196G, Insdector WALTER AUSMAN, INS, Jon PF. Kennedy International Airport, Gueens, New York, advised subject arrived in New York thet date at 3:30 p.m. a8 4 passenger on Trans-World Airlines, flight number (03, vihieh originated in London, Englend. Inspector AUSMAN advised subject travelled under United States passport number B057352, and gave his United States address as 75 Montgomery Street, New York City. 32210000 Page 16
tt ot @ .¢ og" rs w > ft if o Pe 0: & ‘ os sommes re ), ‘ 4 i a, Taps “ ‘UNIYED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE Lo. a “ IE EEE Opt ae te he vO New York, New york : Reply, Please Refer , - May 11, 1966 > Bureau 186-409763 an Bice ve Oe tie. Mark Lane — ee a Character — Security Matter - Cc : | Reference _ 4s. made ‘to report ‘of. ‘Special Agen dated and - captioned as above. 7 coer 2 Ue ngs o ee VL sources 5 (except any y 1isted 4 below) - whose sdentities are ‘concealed in referenced commmnication have furnighed oa reltepie who was ort a ‘position to. ‘furnish | we reliable informa ion. %. This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions | of the FBIT “tt tz the property--=- . e sof the FBI and is Joaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside - ; your evency. : DoclIda:322710000 Page i?