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(fostonso-00st] PSeewy BOB Et Ay SH CH TEAR Te oot sypahte Wiesae 7m ASG date s tpt: |. i i } | | i - 4 } | RE FERENCE: 2 deMonaNDUst: FOR: THE HECORD | oa sonizcr “General: AsisUG/1 betirieis Report esig: 7 "-Epeciiie: "SILVANO" @ " G-alarch 1965 1, EX-8S58' AMMUG/!, Debrieting Report ‘#216, 37 Jan 1965 on A, BASIC BIOGRAPHICAL DATA * Allaa;: Citizenship: Languages: “SILVANO” I think he le Cuban I think only Spanish B. PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION CG. 1939. Age: Weight: Height: . Complexion: Build: HKalr: Nose: | Mustache: | Face: Neex: Teeth: - Pecullarities: POLITICAL DATA 25-80 years about 140 pounds ‘about 5°10" white Thin Large and pug - . : : Blacs and thin Thin Long and. thin White and uniform ~ Uses glasses with blac franes and white crystals. The glasses are large. Usually wears a uniform i thing he was a member of the Socialist Youth, before woe fey Ot wb aye ‘ f ye Fe tlie tf tA Ore eA nehbt sdb ns nares weiny 1
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: (tos-t02t9-0017] . So CO a: ~ 2 28 November 1972 pBirector, Domestic Contact Seawind cet , | eee neon Ch HT" COTES i) aa ¢ Ferman rm cio aca pei Ee 6 sat ch errnenennnNn aut aN neti Gphtne sb seinen WuummCanegnn nu Anu NaN I Hate Quem Mi Bea RES ER ; ; , | e) -C) po 4 OAL COKFECERTIAL Poa i i Vy : OATE: I 4 ; ‘ DCS KOTIFICATION OF SECURITY STATUS . iy 5 : - oo | __13 Hovenber 1972 hot . ‘TO: ATTEBs fOm: 3 i - i LL CHIP, MIAME OFFICE _ | ' SUBJECT: REFERENCE: A, DCS R-10 ae A i B. CASE A : Joseph Raymond MEROLA OTHER ' | : ph 1. With reference to the Subject individual, the Office of Security has: £7] «. granted preliminary approval through . | j i LJ b. denied or rescinded preliminery approval on the basis of derogatory ; 3 information. | ; | [] ¢. advised that the FBI has no chfection to your interrogetion. Lj ad. advised, in connection with your Denied Area Briefing, that favorable : i National Agency Checks were completed on “ ; : : and current FBI checks were completed on —-" ae ° ! { [] Subject holds a ech cledrance\with the US Goverment i { organization by which he is enployed. . vs can an t 4 ‘\ ‘ i \ ‘ \ \ \ \ | fx] e. provided the. attached seeurity sheck sonpletion and: \ : i [zx] -sumpary’ ‘of security inforsetion, vbich wah tel AULT : i forwarded under separate cover 26 ‘ayes: Only wo. for your i ; , use in determining therlevel cf classified information you may disclose i a in connection with hig, ezplcizstion. ‘ y i f] referred is to ‘the informatio: furnished in : . foryow to consider in deterzining the level of classified information i : you may disclose in connectio: vith his exploitation. ---- -.2 | i : } ener TT oe 4 a i NOTE: IN CONNECTION WITH PARAGRAPH LL e. ASQOVE, PROMPTLY ADVISE EEADQIARTERS, y : i 7 | ATTSITION: SECURITY LIAISON OFFICER, OF. THE SECURIT: CATEGORY IN WHICH TUES i, i | SUBJECT HAS BEEN PLACED. ee - " | f/f. prohibited all contact for ary reason because of serious derogatory : | information. : | 2. Additional comments: : . | SECURITY CATEGORY: "“Restr " | ; { FORM " . €2eO-eh-apa i 19-71 2oule CONFIDENTIAL : ns \Fnveem ranean cterechinlsindenindinedstha nanan mincnneaen en Af IT aan eet eri th seta natedmrie mete me an im Motte Towle La 4 e 3 5 ‘ - cat cos
’ ° ow was, pose oe hie’ . nn eae, Korman r : . eo ° ese *™ fey eww) amid . on 4 - “UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT ; : . : Piet: fal om : Memorandum auae73 oo TO Director, Domestic Contact Service DATE: 20 November 1972 ATTN: Services Division ‘ me ree ee eee tees ater es nett ee oe ca hae omactiba a BATE A - FROM <: Chief, Miami Field Office | SUBJECT: Joseph R. Merola 1. We recently received a call from Joseph R. Merola, Gordon Cooper and Associates, Opa-Locka, Florida, who informed us that he was entering the county jail in Nassau County, New York on 13 Novem- ber 1972 to begin a one year sentence for petty larceny, He stated a that he felt he should let us know his whereabouts "in case you wanted to get hold of me for anything". er ee ee that he was accused of participating in an armed robbery and was tried on this charge in May 1972 with the trial ending in a hung jury. He claimed that the prosecuting attorney recommended dismissal of the + ; ra = ; ; 2, Merola, of course, protested his innocence to us and stated : r } f matin Ht Ree Te : a charges because of his inability to prove Merola's guilt. Merola _ alleges that the judge stated that Merola's record proves him an un~ : i desirable character and therefore the charges should not be dropped. i fhe judge thereupon offered him the choice of a retrial with a promise of a twenty-five year sentence if convicted, or to plead guilty to a charge of petty larceny with a one year sentence. Merola choose the latter. 3. We thanked him for his thoughtfulness and wished him well. rat emeree aces Uva we an my c ‘ . : Leben, HEME OS se ER ERNR AEN OBR RM TEP EO SD ee SH MEANY ie AYRES PONY RD EMT wl a Feely ee MOMI er AEO Banta wand _-iy-3 E 2 IMPDET CL BY 004476 i Ly a ' ri. - : = ce Ce Buy U.S. Savings. Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan ‘sealed
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(404-10219-10021 =o ¢ 2 eo eatin crete ap eter See eR, ny weer IN nADEDIrn rte ' ‘ e ras ery MEMORANDUM FOR: ATTENTION: SUBJECT: REFERENCE: 1. dJogeph R. MEROLA. agent. We. of SECRET 1) Merch 1974 Domestic Collection Division Joseph R. HEROLA HH 25826, 8 January 1974 On 10 January 1974 the WH/2/GS desk received the “veferenced mesorandum from the Domestic Collection Division indicating the Hiami field office had been {n contact with one HEROLA had just returned from a business *. trip to E} Salvador; and he reported that a friend of his had identified a Hr. Gremf}ifon in the Political Section of the American Embassy in San Salvador as a suspect CIA representative. - Headquarters traces on Joseph R. MEROLA indicated that on several occasions fn the past MEROLA had claimed that he was a CIA : The Chief of Station, the Hr. Grenilifon referred to . ° above, was recently questioned recarding any Fanessy contact @ with HEROLA while the latter was in San Salvador. stated that both within the Embassy community and at social functions MEROLA had frequently referred te his contact with ' the CIA, past and present. He also volunteered this infor- mation to a former Station contact. Zo had taken advantage of his agency contacts in_an inappropriate | . Manner to the petential embarrassment of the io We would, accordingly, apprectate due consideration in your assessment of the advantage of your ‘ Station. In Bight of the above, it would appear that MEROLA | continued contact with hid. E2 IMPDET cL BY 509407 ae se oe ree” ee oe omens ote aemsnteioetona eeepati . RE Pekan ca aL DV Pn ones ae C/RK/ ET ‘D2 rede) spite. ae oe een a8 @ Siven e are ht ce oe os ane | tf a sh ty rat oe *t - 6 “Og 7 nats 26 ~ tf i
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404-10219-10022 Rs) @ tet BNA ate PSI NS H i } 1 } i | en : . “dee . . . do. Ce Be o weet ee DCD-205/77 . 8 April 1977 MEMORANDUM FOR: Special Assistant to DDO for External Oversight FROM * : Jackson R. Horton Chief, Domestic Collection Division SUBJECT Joseph Raymond Merola 1. DCD*'s only recorded contact with Joseph Raymond Merola prior to August 1961 occurred on 6 February 1961. rr saet ened ek hetgteten nee MAE ie spate galen eres eeeeees It followed a series of telephone calls over a period of several months ‘Ot in which Merola had expressed interest in offering his assis- : tance in connection with Cuban matters. The DCD officer had a declined contact until 6 February when Merola claimed to have :, information on a Brazilian senator who was a “close friend ~ | Peo and confidante" of "Che" Guevera. Because Guevera was the a ee subject of requirements levied on DCD, our officer agreed to phe a meeting. The substance of the 6 February 1961 meeting is described in report O0-A(S)-3179213, dated 8 February. (This report has been returned to the Agency Archives, but will be - Should it carry a : : Lok, "Secret" classification, it will be downgraded to "Confidential" ; Rs and may be so considered for the purposes of this inquiry.) retrieved and reviewed for classification. 2. If the following deletions are made, I have no objection to the release of this document. a. Heading: “Support’ and "JFG/amb" 3. Further inquiries on this matter may be directed b. Paragraph 2: Delete the first sentence co Paragraph 4: Delete "Sam Kay" d. Signature: Delete "Justin F. Gleichanf" ‘to Ruth Elliff, extension 2271. Lo ote eB lage eg wo MES 2 ted FN SIAS RAk etre WR Sma SEE de EA GO EIRENE LANE VIN cen vt hens Yonnen oe ren cmmemrer Rename nn eter boa ne Le chet a me eintln ets aaah se oy
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404-10219-10024 DATE; 18 JANUARY 1914 “ Fe ac DS - 79 . INDEX: | SCUSITIVE DOCRENE # 3746 . i i TO; MEMO FOR THS RECORD . Po FROMOSS-1L:2~71)/2Y4N ; . |” SUMMARY: GaS®~61)01-CIA OPERATIVE. IN KL SALVABR i FILED: josspa verota a i : LT ct : j INDEXER: . / ES i | REMARKS, A) HIM-006~7), dated 4 Jan 197k _ B) 60, dated 16 Jan.1S74 ‘ Cc) cVane telacon 15 Jan 197) foes a | ; >) eVane telecon 17 Jan 197]; go oG : ! cVane telecon 17 Jan 197k Boo F) MIAMI 121,75, dated 17 Jan 197k oo #, Q) Miaxr 1276, dated 17 Jan 197/; ; 1 . . oreo. 56 WD Grech waver aaa CORRESPONDENCE CROSS REFERENCE eC Me
14-00000 Sve: a ™ “CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ROUT! NG ' 310s BIRECTOR | Fax t MEXICO CITY 3 JUL "954 . : JACTION: — avi/sa 8 ea, ios . . f a : HINFO DOP, CA 2, CA/PEG, CA/PROP, WH 7, VR p “03 SECRET 0822592 WAVE INFO DIR CITE HEXI 9200 iBJusin23894 | iy NEXT 0143 (20137) LK i 1. ON 7 JULY LIMUFF/1 REPORTED FOLLOWING RE PLANS i ON REF: . : Ae WOULD USE PSEUDONYM (IDEN) FOR BOOK. | B. WOULD LEAVE FOR MIAMI ON 18 JULY AND VANTS FLY VIA DALLAS, | TEXAS. RE wourd FLY TO DALLAS AND IN DALLAS SUY ROWD TRIP : = TICKET TO MIAMI an RETURN TO L:IXICO VIA DALLAS. ° { @,. LECHANT/1°S PURPOSE IN FOREGOGHG IS AVOID ANY REPERCUSSIONS | s FROM GOM ON THIS SINCE HIS PERMANENT JOB IS WITH KEXICAN INSTITUTE a | OF soctaL SECURITY. 4 3. LIMUFF/1 TOLD LICHANT/1 THAT PUBLISHING COMPANY (UNSPECIFIED) {| WAS INTERESTED IN HAVING THIS BOOK DONE. : Ae REQUEST WAVE REACTION TO FOREGOING AS WELL AS POSSIBILITY OF ; if LAYING ON FOLTOWING FOR LICHANT/1 IN HIAMIs ro ; , Ae SETTING UP CONTACT. OR CONTROL PERSON IN MIAME FOR HIM iepets MTO-WORK WITH (PRESUME THIS WOULD BE ONE OF VAVE CLEARED AGENTS WITH “Sx ACCESS TO ALL PERSONNEL AND ORGANIZATIONS REQUIRED TO PUT L/CHANT/1 gcc IN CONTACT WITH DESIRED REFUGEES). Ft - Be ARRANGING FOR PORTABLE RECORDER TO TAPE INTERVIEWS. . 4 REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN ThE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED Copy No. Sa ait dtm che sare mae Jahier Sara Se ERT STUMC LAKES Sen rene gate snare ae oa mt ee wes eee Sere Meme de Seams ait fe TG
404-10219-10025 RELIABILITY OF HIS INFORMATION, _ a %, _ TRE INDIVIDUAL REPORTED TO BE WORKING FOR THE ‘MEROLA MAY BE ABLE TO SUPPLY ON TRE oy BL LEG F -G- ae | 7 Sep os SECRET 1616632 JAN 74 STAFF hl. Wd PO | CITE OCD/WASKISGTON 96862 a, MAC VANE FROM SUPPORT _BRASCH/OSS ( FOR &MES).. SUBJECT! REW CASE GI481 + JOSEPH MEROLA/EL SALVADOR CONTACTS . — ee REFt MIM-%06"74, 4 JAN 74 le THIS CASE 1S RESPOSSIVE TO GEJECT IVE -_ » THe | | DESK HAS ADVISED US OF THEIR STRONG INTEREST 1N. IDENTIFYING BECRET SERVICE BY JOSEPK MEROLA. IF POSSIBLE, THEY REQUEST THAT MZROLA IDENTIFY THIS ISDIVIDUAL BY NAME AND ALSO FROVIDE WKATEVER ADDITIONAL INFORMATION IS AVAILAELE ON HIM. ANY ADDITICGNAL INFORMATION WHICK SECRET SERVICE WOULD ALSO BE OF INTEREST. 2e FOR YOUR INFORMATION: IN THE COURSE OF OUR CONVERSATION WITH THE DESK, THEY EXPRESSED SURPRISE THAT MEROLA WAS CONSIDERED BY DCD AS A RELIABLE SOURCE. MEROLA WAS DESCRIBED BY THE DESK AS BEING VERY “UNRELIABLE.” WE EXPLAINED THAT MEROLA HAD PROVISED US WITH A HUMBER OF REPORTS OVER THe YEARS BUT WE COULD KOT VOLCH FOR THE ty roe . mh . ote at siRNA ape cess Oh Seer nt nt te RR sree stant iar its Ime, s re pyran oe ope NCOROETRNRETER EP Sh Ay RNR NG TNR me tenes TF ; Vos i i ii pe ht ho
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[to4-t0219-10026 | : oN EPP PPE MOI-006-74 a : : i ; Chief, Domestic Collection Division 4k Jonuary 197% F i APES: Support: Branch/OSS (JGrose) -- i ; : : Chief, Miami Field Office ; , 1 . . a i 7 | jo! H 1. Joe Merols contacted ‘the Hiaml Office on’ 21 December 1973 to explain that he raceatly bad spoken with @ friend af his in San Salvador, boowees woe El Salvador. The friend, whe allesedly works for the El Salvadoran ‘ becret Cerrice, told Nerola that when he (Merola) comes to £1 Salvador not to go to the US Exbasey to see a man nased Vermiliien. The friend : teld Merola that Vermillion is tie Coumercial Attache at the eubassy : ead is under surveilisnce because he ie suspected of being the CIA man im San Salvador. Herela told his friend that ne did mot know a man named Vermillion, nov would be ever bave cause to see such a uan. The Yriend then toM Mercia that he was only telling him fer his own good, ead that if be (Merola) vere to see this Vermillion that Merola would because a suspected CIA agent as vell. 2. Merola said that he vas passing this. {nforeation to us in case we did indeed bave a man in San Salvador by the name of Vermillion. - Merola bas been a contact of the Miami Field Cffice. for same.ten years, aed during that period be bes passe<c to this office some very reliable information. ce ements eee mnt eA ER SOE SE ater etti a mt ny ene SH if a Se tenrers vt to clams eemertiee a eo ones Oe BRUCE E, HATEWARING - WtacVane : paw- ea ef pc ares en A eA ea aMehentelanienarPAbeoerubtbnn notin nepsttninpenntm comm mtn teen i # ¥ en atte nn nee OM eR RB ENE Leon te PAE et ey a net re eet ne ea ee eT ee Ct ce ‘ ? i z
14-00000 “SUBJECT: Yurly tvanovich  NOSENKO officials/and NOSENKO reaffirmed his Previous request for asylum in Pe) . ‘ foe * January 1975 t i I, Information that NOSENKO had defected and was in the. United States in February 1964 was known to| appropriate agencies and articles had appeared in the public media, . 2. NOSENKO waa in the United Statew under an  T&NS Parole as , the responsibility of Cl. - The FBI was. ‘fully advised of the presence of. NOSENKO i in the United States and interviewed NOSENKO on Several occasions in March 1964, The United States Intelligence Board was also formally advised on 12 February 1964 concerning the defection of NOSENKO, On 14 February 1964, NOSENKO was interviewed by Soviet in the Presence of I4NS and State Department officials ‘the United Stateg,
14-00000 ¢ . Aamevaet Aven mes orca ma, ( SECKE terrapins, Becumrty Lire aces . ‘ he f° Hepartinent of Justice ANaslington 20530 . Cstoserg9, 1963 | * . ~ -Me. Richard Helms - Director , Central Intelligence Agency Washington, D. C. 20505 Dear Mr. Helms: Re: Yuriy Ivanovich Nosenko (ER 69-5003/1) co Reference is made to your letter dated October 9, 1969, - concerning the above caso, in which you urge the concurrence | o£ the Attorney Ganeral in your proposal to have the above- named alien admitted for pormanent residence in the United States in accordance with the provisions of Section 4 of the Central Intelligence Act of 1949, as amended. ' The Commissioner of Immigration and Naturalication has informed me that on the basis of the records of his Servica and the information furnished by you, and in the absence of proposal that the. alicn be permitted to enter the United States for permanent residence under the authority of the foregoing statute. ‘Upon the basis of all the evidence received for consid- eration and your statement of recomnendation and approval which carries with it your determination that the entry of the individual concerned is in the interest. of national security and in the furtherance of the national intelligence mission, I concur in your recommendation that the admission for perma- nent residence of the subject alien be authorized under the provisions of Section 7 of the Central Intelligence Agency Act of 1949, as amended. Respect fully, For the Attorney General copie : (Xssistant Atto ney Genetar -_ We? we Deru ae Tce rene ¥ Wh eee oc ce
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404-10249-10027 a an CONMUEN TIAL | Fy 4-2 ge 17 0$5-2463- 7 Chief, Miami Field Office 19 December 1973 Chief, Domestic Collection Division (Support Branch/0$5) Contact with Joseph Merola possible utilization, They further advised us that our source should be stroncly encouraged to report this information to ‘ : the local Federal Bureau of Investigation Office. f ; ' | REF =: Mflamt TWX 12455 | 1. The informatio ained in your teletype was brought - | to the attention of the Desk. The desk advised us i they would forward its contents ts thefri Station for 4 } | 2. desk asked that 1f we have any addit{onal contact with subject we try to elicit additional nanes of uembers of this organization from nim. This would be most helpful ‘taformation. ; ; i | | 3. Thank you for providing a potentially valuable operational: | lead. Your support is greatly appreciated. | | / UANES R. MURPHY SPRyan for EsAnes/ds cer. Services Branch (Control) _ File HH 25753 i. “E-2 IMPDET CL BY 004476