(104-10247-40221 . ae ‘Sone Sst me Aileen a dE AE, Bogen eee, etna ee ae SA mar genannten et era ope i : i & ; L Tee mene macmmannrs settee aE Oe ELINOR Ay Fie 8 og Pee ALIN TEC OG Oe oh lira Bree te TAS, Aver rena «44 : ‘ oma ? wi ‘ om, Deen ‘ . ~ oe SECRET PERSONAL RECORD QUESTIONNAIRE PARY [i - OPERATIONAL INFORMATION“ ENSERUCTIONS TO CASE OFFICER a. Whéo Foca awat be Fil fod in by the case afficer of appreapraate asuthesaty ea tha Sands of the beat avaisable im fosestdas. £¢ is pot te be sheen to the eabsect. ‘ . Beraalig, headquarters wili be weable te sasee an appreved enfiese requester feraishes enesvers to 288 questions i@ P&G perta § and 33. However, an am smergeecy provisessal approvel aay be ebtaiaed by compiyang wath the ape Placable gravasions of BE fo-329. paragraphe g4, 8. 224 and g3¢. Vhereelier the aevel wetred to decement ar coa- piate the cave aust be feiieved as set forth sm FB sh- 253. §. Three ¢ 33 completed copsen of PRO part I (:mcinding copy im eubject a handwriting, &f poosibloy and too ¢ 3) cow pleted capies of this farm must be seat te heasquartera af ea0m #8 poesrble. Bg. Date aeguared tater east he seat to headquareere ia PRP feraat im twe (3) copaee. S. Based ae afi chous, af iaformation obtessable. If stem set aaplicable erste °NA.*° 2f addatiawal space raquired far itew, use reverse arde ef page heyed te appropriate atew neader. 2. S$tyoouver Frederick, *, Dominic COaTACT AnD CEVELOPMENT + @EMBeCave wie, ou EN. THERE. Ser, AND OY BHoee $8 ITE Y COnTACTES GSB GEVELOPED. im response to Headquarters requests, tion officer George H. KatZenbach contacted Subject in| in mideJanuary 1965 for tre purpose of debriefing him on his exzeriences in the in and | lup to the tine of his departure from the staff of] sping 1964. This was followed up by in-depth debriefing sessions carried out by Katzenbach in al —S=_—conference room on 17,16,19 ond 23 Feoruary. On the basis of these talks it was decided to recruit Subject for ea test assignment in during the summer of 1965 during which time he would attempt to build and | jand jin MUDESK/I0G staffer Joseph 8. Tiffany was dispatched to TDt l-7 June for tais purpose. ire z tment end egreement to LCFLUITER examination, Subject was introduced to his based Case Officer, Rufus F. PODIGAST, on 3 June. : 2 2- PROSE ATE GC MER SuastCT Cowie SE TURES OVER QUICKLY ahh 8% & SECURE Mane TO ANY BESPONSISLE CaSE OFFICER FOR SMSLIRG. GF SO. INDICATE TO weos, Yes/ To eny Case Officer introduced to him by RODIGAS?, TIFFANY or EATZENBACH - know to Subject as “Earl Wilson" TIFFANY - #® zs « " “Robert "“Bob’ Gustke” ied 1050e «re eeccreus corvesas. (4-208 3 SECRET Rao Reee Leto cache Monae 1 asa a, sat ob ebay wha Se sor tdeea me ivn + toe meet vtame ee Lie ee sae He wert etme mentee 4 ta nemennh aM ne Feat RE RUE orate ark PP le Ladin a Na ALERT PiAgreRERNReipne tet 2 = rear INE tr Rrra ee
S wmeapeen ss ene tenet ete em ereng eo meen ee aes reer sceneenpmemneag ENS 6 mph seeecgte spore a 1 tet . SHINEE EST NER ABI Bins merece mre Cer te eo spies seg fe ne ahr Comma Le eectn tea tam ee ae Lata oO ~ — mu 4 SECRET al Sectiog b6 TAT Gm Ad CONTROL : ee tA AN O. ESTéware SyAsECT*’S motevatedu. (Be detailed, 14 poevebio cate evidence. Bo net wee etoch comment euth a5 *ap conmuming.*p Subject's lack of funds and a job are of primary importance. His need for eash (evidenced to some extent by his attempt to [ and | jin the fall of °64) was critical. But of even greater significance is his desire to effect his long-range rehabilitation _in order not to be stuck in the morass of the impecunious and “worally fraudulent”; | Ze GHGICATE GHAT CONTSGL, OF AMY, ENISTS GueR Tee Sugsecy. ca@ ae centre’, eugiasa.y the rest of his Life. Also important in Subject's motivation is the sense of edventure connected with "The Game", which is enhanced by his desire to deceive (to put one over on) those persons, such as who exploited and deceived him. Subj. evinces deep contempt for these professional land what be refers to, vith feeling, as their “moral fraud". patra) exists quite strongly in the area of Subject's material welfare and SECTIOu G08 cover $. COVER USER SY SUBIECT aS CASE OFFOCER Fa Meee weer ings. - Subj. explained to his wife that “Wilson” (Eatzenbach), who telephoned his hone wes on representative. Subj. and Rodigast will use a im the unlikely event their clandestine meetings are compromised. a. coves USED GY SyBsECT 6% GRTAINENG HIE tRAFOMBATIOM anh ty COMTACTING MES tuFORMARTS. oe af there is @ face af veel control 9- @WDICATE SERVICE FOR wHIGH SUGIECT THORRS WE (HEEL work, (2s working). KGBSRE SECTION IV INTELLIGENCE COmMECTIORS AND TRaisinG a. EXPLA SUGIECT*S CHOY POST OF PACSEMT COMMECTION BE hs anv OTHER MMTELLIGEMCE SERVICE. IWOICATE ThE EXTENT Suce COMMECTION 1% aude GyERTLY. ° Subj. applied for association with RUBARK im 1950 and again in 1960; his enemies heve tried to discredit him by calling him a KUBARK agent, but there ig good evidence that this rumor campaign has not burt him among his friends, even his friends on the Ro known I. S. commection. 2. GEST Giada subevemuals ¢Agente, celatives, Feiendsy eng anGe OF SUSSECT’S PRESET ENTELLEGEMCE aCTewe wees. Sone. Bo EXPLAIG ARY TRAIMING SUSSECT MAS HAD (8 CLAMDESTINE OPERATIONS. SECTiog ¥ COLLABORATION POTERT! At. 4. SMDICATE OTeER FOREI Gm POWER SUGIECT GOULD OE MOST LimELy VO COLLABORATE wee BECAUSE GF WES EBEOLOGY OR PAST ASSOC (ATIGHS. EXPLAIR. : OY Lente eben ote wecdeeias a aati, tow pe Rdmiatiates te Pied! i hgh es ah raed
“ya * ae « “come | aa ™ } % . f _ : - oe ~ SECRET SECTION Vi OPZRATiOnaAL USE - COmTaCT ; ce auae Y setreat wap eanen ver! Pai A Sa ene oem ms tegen ee vt Se oR adie ial beatae etait Geet eae eee 8. OF GUOIECT HAS BFE YSEO OM COMTACTED BEFORE, INDICATE ACTOVITY tm medtoe HE GPS ENGAGED AND fea TYPE OF oUF OM MATEG oF HAL CMMI SHED. : In December 1963 Subj. was interviewed by a consulate officer f i information on Lee Oswald, who reportedly bad some contact with the | Subj. was completely co-operative and the interviewer suggested follow-up, but the contact wes dropped. &- TMBOECATE HOG AND FROM GOR SUBIECT OBTAINS INFURMATEOR. tn the 2 Siisita information from hip brosd efrele of friends and acqusintances B- IVOICATE GHAT AS GEE VOLO SUBIECT AS VA Ted BISPOSITEOn OF IMFORWATII® HE FuMm 1 SHES. Kothing wtih Le a. Pe reer B- BDETAGL SUBJECT*S PROPOSED OF - Pu TYPE USE O8 DUTIES. ; - i i i SECTiON WiE PROPOSED LEAISOM OR OPERATIONAL ACTIVE TY 4. DETAIL SUBJECT'S PROPOSED LIAISON TYPE CONTACT O@ OFEgaTioNAL USE: &. GHERE SUBSECT 1S am OFROCHAL MEWSER OF A FOREIGN GOwE Radke Fs Gone. @. GHEVE SYUGIECT 1S Ae OFFICIAL MENGE OF Am ODVORE &Gincy: SécTion vitt AGENCY RELATIONSHIP wiTH SUGJECT te EMPLAIM MATURE OF AGENCY RELATIONSHIP Bite SUBJECT: 1.€. TRAINEE, OPPOSITE RUWBER, REWYUNERATION, IF Amys AGENCY td Fo 3 O79 Lt ° i ‘s~"Ebj. has & contract for 1 Jone - September 1965 providing for salary of | $500.00 per month, non-accountable expenses of $100.00 per month and per diem computed at the rate of $20 for days spent travelling to and from and $10 for period of residence in| _——s_—s=éi|s (The $10 rate represents an oral amendment to the contract.) This is to be renegotiated o/a 1 September for extension to 3 SECRET
i é wear peng fee o ‘ fee eer EN GE Nap SE I eG er ag, BS Come yee dae SE OR tn toe . meee ee oe 5 . ~ { ‘ee. me - { = ' SECRET 7 caeatetal Di cntiesis aare dlanonans Partie dapreekibam eaten emia atc oeanteentaiaemiedae QUALEFICATIONS FOR OTHER OPERATIONS - FROOCATE SPECAL ABILATIES, TALENTS, CR QUALEFITATIONS POSSESSeD BY SUBJECT HICH COULD COMCEIVAGLY Bf OF HeEUE FOR QMRKER OPE®ATICNS. Subject's skill as may qualify him for CA work. a. OF BY &S PROPOSED TO Pav SUBJECT A REGULAR Se any, {eGICATE Ted SEEKLY AMOUNT. IF FAYeERY 76 BE BADE te CacnanGe CGmMOR TIES, SUSSIOY BR OQTHIA UITICS, SPECHEV ABB Give OE TSILS, See Section VITT. In addition it ig set forth in the Letter of Agreement with Subject, that KUBARK will compensate Subject for any relocation of his family required by virtue of an approved change in place of employment. 2. EXPLAIG AMY PROMISES, CTHERBISE NOT COVERED MEREIn, mabe £9 SussECT. (Example: Commitacnts sagarding evsceatsan eof subject and famsiy. 3 See Letter of Agreement. KUBARK recognizes its moral obligation to protect Subject against any adverse action which might result from activities engaged in by Subject at the request of KUBARK during his period of employment. SECTION Ba CE an® SECuRITY $e OROICATE Tek FIELD AGENCIES Amd FIELD FELES GOTH GHECH SUBsECT’S AME HAG GEER CHECKED AMO Tek @ESuULTS. Station files: | opENVY traces and reports are also included in material available on Subject. + SNBICAVE QTHEG MMVESTEGATIVE MEASURES Takes TO VEREFY BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION FURNISHED Br SuUasECT. Reports have been-received by various eontract agents. ¢ GROICATE SCHETHER OF NOT PROVISIONAL GPERATIGNAL APPROVAL Of GFERATIONAL AP» & GATE APPREVAL SEABED PROVAL FOR SUBIECT’S USE HAS BEL PREYIOUSLY GOTAINED. Ho POA require under the terms o CSI 10-3. « EVALUATE SUGIECT*S CHARACTER. WELTABILITY amO SECURITY. CiTinGe EVIDENCE BHERE POSSiate. Subject is a rather cynical intellectual. He has a keen sense of what is in his best interest, however, and there is mmx every reason toa believe that he considere a reliable and secure performance for KUBARK to be in his best interest. He showed @ good sense of security in during his recruitment period. LCFLUTTER examination 13 June 1965/ [by Subject. S> €EPLAIH AMY SETUATION OR INBISCRETION Am Gide SUGSECT BAY NAVE BEEN INVOLVED GHICH MUST BE EVALUATED FRO A CE/OPERATIONAL SiCyae Ty viteroint. ‘ . While working for in (1958) Subject forged the signature _of a personal eneny to a letter to the editor calculated to ey in trouble ities. Subject ahsamed of this ection. SECTION Bit SUBJECT’S PERSORA HABITS 1. USE OF LIQueR, ORUGS: GAMELIRG, PARAMOURS. Liquor in moderatiion, no drugs. He is believed to have engaged in extre-zarital sexiel affairs, but in a discreet manner.
~ a foot SECRET : |Seerion xise AVOCATIONAL INTERESTS : f+ SBBUCATE SuUGSECT°S HOBBIES OR FmTESEST Ot SPORTS, oSIC. ETC: _ [Section xiv GENERAL ” " t fe EMDECATE BHE THER SUBSECT°S LAMGUIAGE ABILITIES Ou OTMER CwARACTEDIRTICS, AME Sutee 2G mE COULO PASS AS A MALI YE i OF A COUNTRY O8 BEGION OTHER Taw iS Com. CAPL AIG. ‘ ; Subject speaks fluent but foreign-accented French. He has a functional speaking i command of Spanish and Italian and can read German. Except for his language, : le could pass as an : {NB RCATE BHETHER suFORMATION 1% PAG FARTS € ABD OF FAS OBYAINES Sy BESECARCH. COaBREST Ine adgcegucay, tees, ° . CORRESPONDENCE OR GQTIHER ME ams. ; All source, including extensive interview of Subject during the period ; January - June 1965 os i r : '8 QTweéG Wear ROwTime ACTSGOm 8% REGUIAED, 8 “nD Sue VEARIMATIOM OF SUBIECT €S EFFECTES. PLEASE ERPL AIA, (Ales ; see pare. g3b, supra, i Hone anticipated } i fe GEVE FURR OETAILS $.€. MECOGMITIOm SIGRALS, S/@s BHERE COULD CONTACT BE MADE: BHAT BOS FIDES COULD INDIVI SyatL { Iphone call to Subject's home (by Katzenbach) using od kix the name Wilson. Subsequent RODIGAST contacts have been leid on at prior meetings 3 and vary as to time end place. Ag signal is provided for xt should either vish to prevent the meeting. A simple ach, used by Subject for | This r has been replaced by to cover specific 1 euireamate, laid 2% on at SECTION Tl " MESCELLANEOUS OPERATIONAL DATA AND REMARKS LOFLUTTER examination of Subject ofa 13 June - fl Vermeer te ae fi ie ( ei ae a-uidaek eateries . ann e . . poet \ eat 1 4 .) f rope 4? eave SUGHATURE OF APPROPRIATE SEMIOR OFFICER \(ex/rec/ops)
Feat iy Le DA gir ie od CoRR ages. iT ol iron nt en oe ned Nett Sieber  e eR TE Bey AEE He Ra ee (Pte 2 : ass ives fad ASSiFY TO. 9148 on 1-30 p ~etha st Fse0 HESSAGE —_voran copies y . oh ““ Wake ve = SECRET ote REPRODUCTION PROMIBITED ee aD er ¢ sesvaov C) sic. pL PEASSR/UMIT HOTIF SEO pine A ry ce [ wae ft = Waovanss Gory sl ee C2 ar AGT On Ore ne SRD COPY 0750 sneer FILE e SECRET 2908057 INKED IATE ITE 6237 . LOCAL SECURITY EXPECTED BE GIVING SPECIAL ATTENTION aNyon PREVIOUSLY CONNE éreof dco coxnuyists (LOCAL HUMANITE REP .- FORCED DEPART YESTERDAY). HAVE NO ENTRY INFO EXCEPT BELIEVE LIKELY , _BE. EASIER FRoW SUGGEST YOU cwcx] os VISA POLICY, FRON HERE ASSUME IF IT NOT EXPIRED CAN BE USED WITHOUT REVALIDATION. s = CRET re Pare cosmeresiinidrh alan aeRO e enipzeuny URONG REP uy fr (us 6260s), hurowseo ey We UNABLE curse) sqm “ot COTE TE Og EO BNE a pee HE eI RA ET OTD nk aay ine Batibo Bh cote Age, Deo tedam at hyiMegien ot. 7 eae eee RE a
Lk a ETA SERRANO a teete ser OOS an ie NAA SECS MONEE EIS MITES CCR ES RINE CUNEATE EEEHINS HE SOP nee gates ce a He RLS ERED eRe Santas SUR ba ta + a ee tiene ee wide oy ' 4 is ; DISPATCH SECRET “OELA~ 435 459 HEADQUARTERS FILE MO. TO Chief, #2DEHE; Chief,| WED LCaic ; a Thitt, WE; Chief, “di; Chief, . KUVCLY aol "thief of Station,( _|i/ii. oF 28 June 1965 SUaHCT di 7 RE. “43-3 — (GLa, “ ONE} a -——esere-al [nas 108 nes ACTIONS ERQURED INDEXING CAN BE JUDGED BY QUALIFIED HO. DESK ONLY REPeMENCES) te % to the ti tained in DIR 04341, 23 April 1965, we asked laa they could manage. After some weeks has passed, had not moved in this direction, we repeated our request, pointing out that 1 would scon be leaving. Short~ handed and hampered by certain reatrictions, moved in to do what they could, as TIFFANY was | We contacted! told them to | did, but then, without cur being advised, We don't know exactly how long they actually but they have now given us a letter (text below) suggesting> si | Al lofficer advised us informally that (TIFFANY bed ientioned that he might but we don’t know whether in fact he did go. ee . - @. Here is Jnotes This they — 2-Chief, KOOL? . deriaceieatign BQOOS>A% 3° JUN 1965 FOUA USE PREVIOUS EDOM CLASSIRCATION | Oey 84 REPLECES FORMS en aN nm
14-00000 SRCEEP Aza pos Chief, KUNGLE; Chalet, KBSKs Chief, Ay x Cuie?, 3s Chief of Station, {| Chae of station, | Clef of Stetien tisaal GQPanY/Laumehing the Good Ship . @a 22 June 1955 Vi mot Kut Carer Agent Rufus FP. RODIGAST _ gal Jan accordance with instructions end fer the next three dsys underuent - dotriefings, tetefings, an LCFLATTER ezaminatien, end training in preparetien fer hie swemer 1965 eesti gement At ths cenclusien ef this paried [felt thet 5/1: = had absorbed euffietently tha guidances given bim, heé responded satisfactorily te Case Offiesr eentrol, waa apparently clear of end wae motivated to perferm creditably throughout his three- @onth trial exploywent. ~ ATTACHES 9.8.8.2 he Idens. i . Be RODIGAST contact reporta for 12,14815 Ame epstings : Ce EODIGAST recort onl 1 "e_comente re B. RODIGAS? recert on AY % oe “apemonta re er. Ropy fr _ Bo Cy of AA Meseaay —) etter ta momases : BISre or ross "Bo CHOMOLP w/attea. AB.C,DekyF toGec. ——A-« C/MUCRSE w/atte. 4,5,C,D,E,7 ° i =~ C/aP w/atte. AeD,P mecee menos a or i watts. A,H,P uted. boo. ae cast heat A WeBete ° CE aa a ~ CAB wfattas bg%,S,D wedete
14-00000 efferts te reestabligh himself as a legitimete| secre /EAPOK GLA 2555 Peremeliy, 8/1 appeared te uvieretand ami te felles geod eecurity Prectices by axi larg, but be was concerned that his wife new suspected hia of being “up to something” of which she did not approve. In short, his overall leng-ter= security eppeercd worke-% clesest te .0ome. sdverthsless, be appeared Bighly confident thet previous denunciations to which he had been supjected at eect ame stent Weert ik me would not “stick” ang that he could rapidly reestablish Riagelf among Hie relationship te KIBANK over the longer peried has apparently bees ef considerable interest te him, te the extent thet he steted he would be isterested in sce cort of career etatug with EUBARK (with retirenent benefits) oad perhaps ond a covert” position. At this ties im cur relationship with 6/1, however, te concerned primarily with what te do with his om 1 September 1: act, in view of the 19-20 June developments inf | end the possible postponsemnt of most of the activities 8/1 was to cover in SAR way find i¢ mot only feesible, but. necegsary, to revice S/i‘e initial] KUQARK niesicn., te the days end weeks te com wo will be 4g ag he weletes bis aceemmlisheents end problems throuch apd ip eeetings with RODIOAST. We shall be subaitting recomendations on S/l's lenger term utility to BUBASS es we have sore information upon whieh to make cam suiguente. We know that addrecaeee will be subjecting the [____—pperetion . te eametext evaluation and enalyels throughout the meser, emi we will appreciate . comtimued end coordinated guidenes on how best to exploit the unique potential reprecented hy tiles asaet. roa Ts OPERATION is Qo > Je 1965| ___I signed a letter of agrement with @o Refuse Y. RODIGAS®, a MBA Career Agent based in] who had been deal gested S/i*a cuteide cans officer. RODIGAST is know to 8/1 wrler the alias “Paul Weller.” RODIGAST eet at length with 3/1 on 5 5 and 6 dame end eade arrange mate for 2/1 te eeet him inl 112 Jue amd undergo furteer training, briefing, an eecurity processing pricr te exberking on @ trial sesigument of some 10 weekme 2. On 12 dime 1965 9/1 made contact with RODIGAST tn[ in geeertercse with inetructicas aul was taken imwediately to 6 toe debriefing on his 8-11 June trip in[ and for| Boploner's contact Report on this meting end his report of the debriefing ere included in Attachment 53 (USC.). s/) wes peased 208 WU Here Semmes for Na trip (ane eee » 3. Ga 13 dame 9/1 agai eet RODTOAST fa accordance with tnstructiens en wee taken te hie LOPUOPER emeaieetion at an) |The resulta of this aueninetion wre forvarded in| 8056. Im shart, the eutecus of the ammination was considered extisfestory for the oroncsed cveretions) we of S/l. €or a nee REE Ot ON SO Shen IELTS ake mak nc tennis Aes as tt oh + + ee Shen NSEENSENARSER EMEDIA Ann Amn RIOR ERUEEEE As eeRER EH NOON-GEOEOOYY sae NE om +
14-0000 . . Ld Ye ake. i & On 14 end 15 June RODIQAS? eet with S/l for further i _ebriefings on tim latter's esntects in RODIGAST then briefed hie on- ; requirements for end peased on the requirzm@ents af ttiewatice are also included in Attachment -8 (USC). Op 18 June S/l was passed 9500.00 @@ on advance on hia per dies ami trawel expenses for his next mecting with RODIGAST. BODIGADT considers 3/] em apt etuient whe learned the ' { | “forwarded im DIR 18107 end DIR 186 RODIGAST's reports on these esetings i } | well im comm tito hours of instruction. [| XURIO? Offleer DONAEY ecm carelessness on 5/1's part jand this was brousnt to &/2's attention in the overall security briefing he recaived fres ‘ OA 2598 fol Teaweat for —istation suport.) te | [ (Ses OFLA 2538 f for | ——levatioe surports) tn vime of the |@me meeting may well . be concerned a9 much with rethinking 8/i's operational objectives for the , peried following 16 July as with debriefings, briefings, ama passage ef fimds. : Sven thouch leteat indieatiens are that jwilh preeeed as acheduled, &t fe questionable whether the or the \will be be2a in this swaer. Moreover, there ie no assurance at thie writing that not be either postponed, eanceled, or aqved elseeutere. Add + te thts the possibility that TEN A aight be on the seene profiting from the eudden rise in the political fortumes of his friends, and| ss Jjeuddenly leees sows of ite eppeal eas an erea in uhich te carry out @ eeaningful teat ef S/i*s opsratiom] capabilities. The next three wooks will tell us such ond perhaps allay cary of cur apprehensions. = 7. Wewerthelees, RODIGAST must be prepared te handle a number of i eventuslities im hide 15 July meeting, not the least of these being a possible i revision of 5/i's mission. ‘The following posaibls. alternatives present thes- selves; wo eek Headquarters to address its atteution te them and to other : éyvelopzantal targets end te cable recommendations and guidance prior te 13 f dulys ceo en mis ereats tree ot = 21a PERTENECE TO TENTERDEN Uy Te lly RNS ot RENN Oem meneame emeRE Ns te ee Vee a a . oy _ oo _ . ‘ . . . te 5 theretrermneeepe ie wives she ns creme perpme = arr 4 te er atane me Atal he weed Teh wt aN Mt SAEN ee Ne  ET e Ne eo
wf tira Ee aoe cing OP HD OH erm s+ sree ctmeccmnaneee te ieee ' scheduled for the eacend week in August, site to be detemnized. know that a/i's expecting their third child ofa 12 August and that 8/1 futends to be in at that tise if et all poesible. Although he teld | RODIGAST he would forago @ visit td _ Jat that time if it were operationally Rezeascrgs, nO WoalG find it dif~ieult to justify his absence to his wife umless i bie his longer renge utilization ag well. Headquarters views, then, ere needed beth with reepeet te the wence immediately followiug the 15 July meeting referred to in the previcue pareqraph as well ag with reapect to the past~ Sugeest, period. . ; . 9. Aésinistratively, hes eo fer funded S/1 te the e: ef $700.00 and has initiated action we his salery end nonaccoumtahle eperational edvence deposited to his | Theses peywentes ere eede in advance because of S/l’s initially preasing financial needs. our understanding that the 1 July and 1 August 1965 depoalta of $600.00 te "gs will be effected securely and on tise through (eee DIR 20924 and DIA 21703). Action wae ales taken to clarify the qubetion of 8/i's per diem. We have received his initial accountings for trevel, per diem, ond operations] expences for the period 8 - 12 Jue. L 10. G8 the basis of information availanle ta| (s/l has reesived | the following paywente from KUSART since he wae first contacted in by ‘ i Querge H. KATZEHBACH im January of this year (we have oo record at hand of the NUPAEt foods peewee 9/1 by a ————- ARUN ATR COREE $300.00 1/25/65 (ofa) Ope payment per DIB 78506 GD 2265 Ops payeent per ORLY 21069 400.00 Hay/65 Ope payeent per DIR 04551 100.00 6/2/85 Opa payment per DIR 08541 (signing bens) 50.00 6/3/55 Opa galery edvence for June /650 100.00 6/35 flonaccountable ops edvance for Juna/65 200.00 6/3/55 fravel and por dies edvance 200.00 6/12/65 travel Adveace $00.00 G/La/ES Travel and per diem advance. oa 2. Beginning with the Ope im May 1965, theee payaemts have teen T/A°S te Beadquarters for charge In addition to his poeeemt it eelary of $500.00 per month and hig $100. menaceammtable edvence for eperational expenses, S/l is entitled 6 the folowing under the letter ef egreceent be signed 3 dame 1965: : . 0} secessary expeneta incurred in ecuncetien with such operations] aan | teewel es aay be directed or authorised by OOYGEE 4. . w) operat ioatl expenses tn ezoras of $100.00 seuthly nonpoecuntehle mo @) compensation in an amount mutually agreed upon for the relocation © ef 8/1 and his family to a new residence if eush relocation ie considered Gesirable by 3/1 and ODYOKE. a) pre diam ae ane Tate of 20.0) per esy Guring periots of eethorioed travel (1.002 during absense fram Z | | | | | | . . 800.0C@ April /6s Ops payment per DIR 95978 wen BREE Cee ee Oo ae eee mt eae te seen eng ge
14-00000 Tl. PRELDOWARY ASStsorur 12. At this stage tn KUBARK's relationentp withl «Vl it is well to note certain facters thet must be taken into consideration as wo seek to devise a longsr-ters operetion centered om his eapabilities and potential. For the eaze of brevity, if ne? preeision, wa will diseuss tmese factere udder the follewiug heeSineses Psi’ fecets, Setivetion, Bendling & Gwidense, . Security, Terminetion, ami EUSAR< Operational Reguiseaonte. . lemd their general eilies, and ergenizations. iIallerly, be appears te be informed on certain jefferte at cembined with this knowledge and @eerstemding is a éomtects in | eireles snd @ reputation as an articulate end committed | 28. The Agewt emules on air of self-confidense end presets himself well ené dymemically in interpersonal relationships. Se has demonstrated talent as | lespecially aa a While we have Limited infor- eation here upen which to base en evaluation ef the eecurecy anc thorwugimess of bie reperta, they have tended te be conaisten?t on the ubole and reveal the workings im international travel, appareatly eccammodating wall te various degrees ef diecosfort emi bardchip as the case may require. f ig ahle to use cameras ena tape recorders operationally, and he qrickly learned j ~ 1%. Beesuse of ais | letarssteristies S/l ean : pees reletively umecticed ee « oF inter alia. Ee gives the impression of being abbe to “ae etrize up casual friendships readily and easily. SOs ae PI Ma heel oe mot hig fa a etiecky area opem to considerable speculation at @ setions emi statements on the pert ef eieese professional relationship with KURARE for eoveral years. We understand, for exemple , timt he tried te establish contact with GOYURE while a stwient in Italy in 19%i-52, that be appeared to be mart eeoperetive ween quwetiened by PESWIH $m relation to the aseagcinatian ef President Zeansdy, amd that be took a (?) vlek by writing ip B ( i a { 27. Woe thet he bee elened a Ietter of agreement, wderg= om . LCPLSTIER, end been passed a considerable ancunt of KUGARK sony he may A _-, @amgider himself already “on the teaz,° though in effect he was told specifically - “'\ @@ the cutest thet be hed te prove hieself ever the next three months. Es x hes intimated te RODIGAST that he would like te parlay his present sesociation =~ eith KUSAMK fete ae lone-term career reletianghip including retireennt, 2 ingurence, ete. He has even allwied to an interest in working for AODLGAG?'s “gervice® in a “lees covert" capacity someting in the future. 18. Gee haafa auweties reste with all ef us comserned: Why? _
14-00000 iN eee ran . Svat i ab Hee one eho rd ent hia Mee { ; ‘ Ia his talks with the Station end again in his talus with PODIGAST : tad © the Agent Bes indicete? eas decrees cf disenchantcent with Ue { ; ergonteations ate persamelitios, 1f net the ideelegy, of the | ‘ with t¢hich be bed been oo intimately involved. Ke Bee apver goon so fer ea Poot to remmmes his birthright and eltismagnip, ger dose he eonsider hiseslf a i disloyal after several years of professional| lactivity. ie i a ; intientes that he would scmmiey like to retura bom, though he doubte he | would be allawsé te live dam his past and start a new carser in POPSDE. 19. Om the best; of information available to us we could not eB tis tee tienen nnnrermetre tres 6 heats Sh tu et ae sneer ee sie ae i to RUWARX. i i 23>. There {e a etromg case fer the argument that herd cash plays ! @ eignificent role in sotivating 5/1 te ecoperate with KUSAAX at thie point } a ay 5 rH 4 E i Se Bo virtues te the “Third Horta’ ° =: #ie But 6/1 does wot appear te be an cut end cut mercenary. 5 There gust be other factors then woney alone that would lead him te cooperate iG at ecquired afflumnce. Ha is quite capable s tionally and i bas bluntly ctated that it takes somy to “nove” int lend thet “poverty | 8 Sa. | : hn anon Beem eee ene tt a stnnmanenetmencer Geciged i¢ waa tine fer a change. 7 7 | 22. Certainly £/1 betlds a cenyineing cess about the reacame break with Kee Cc, but it must ales be noted thet ideology is mot ameg then. If anything, {t would seen be was reacting to @ breach of contract | i teat ate toitettuel as ‘Tee mot regult seemed te te a well ef reseateant 7 ehet he Feaults of goap years of Jactivity with « someuhat Joumdiesd e7e and fer bie i ; re it it ; i ig gremted, | : eee re ne be gubmitted ta both explainable and |; explain euch. It was his involvement with theese % trigeered 4 Hyeask’s eperational interest in nia, amd we initiated camtsect at a peried | uhen he was, perhaps, desking im (what he probably coasidered) the sucesas 4 ef hie attack on DEW A. 4 4 23. Looked at from stil another angle, S/i’s future prospects in dumuary of this year (both in his professional end hie persona) life) were ee beta Fore he was Jobless, im debt, to som extent cast off by OR ee ee ee ee een tim eee to Ubich be sould yetara Tn PPADE). ama (fram whet scrape of infermticn w ( - e@m piece together) was not experiencing a eutually agreeable marital life. : fe a (He aseerta he was unfat emt that his wife meow it. #0 have learned from | vs chmamteetera tatiana s wars ears : . iain red gee oF J SN tm ewe oe cermaeae cee mules
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SCSET/MA PCE . GHIA 2555 at < . Fight on up the lime.* Needless te say, /2 seemed moot heony to tw that RODIGAS? was eancermed for nie velfare. Bt) feels that he con menage S/i’s eelf-easertion ani a . Gynesien, end inte to RODIGAST’s record of handling “difficult® i agente. RODIGAS?'s experiences is reassuring im thie connection, and we have he reearvations ebout RODIGASE’s ability | to keep| SCS, eotiveted im the She A lagt word om the matter of hamdilings turm-cver, 89 far @/l hae dealt with KATAUBACH, TIFFANY, and RODIGAST and hae been fortheoning There is mo indication et thie early stage thet be bae placed hie 4 & 4 meceasary. In effect, then, we foresee no handling problem with 8/1 as far @@ @ changes im case officers aight be concsernsd. ve would point out, though, that S/1 has been bandled aympathetically and without hostility te : f f i § | E : E i 5 5 i | g Be G/i's wery backgroud ig enough to pose all the security problems one wuld went to contend with im eny operation. At the eam time it ie that wry background thet makes him valuable to KUBARK. Therefore ~ we ean discount many legical apprehensions about kis pereonal loyalty and wotivation (discussed previously) ani proceed to questions of operational security > Se Math teeters on gaia he uae ready to “acmumes his responsibilities.” We presume that IDEN A will aeeck te move quickly to derive persenal advantage from this sudden changes 1? wry cece Ae cates AENEAN Hitt AATEC ale eNO ON MOEA SNES EEE HONE MAREN TOD AAO ONO SANE —O CSeNR EOE ee ‘ . . a | Ae {f operating in the escurity climate were not henarious enough, 8/1 may well have te wutend with e vendetta mounted by — fie soe Orbe enteme nee pone ed FM tae ee RTL ARM entet a8 Swe abe A AG REMOTE TIE ths eonmeyneneman 8 Ae A SMe we Ryser er yet, Lous
a Son etna anion weasel wat ee te te en ee Nee nent we me cee JAE eee cee dates te ee enemae ehereeag ti) lane cies ® . ales. As noted a Saotivatioks ho has been mecsiving fuss” Since January with onl te give es a eaurce. His wife, uhm is @ : presentilw suapicious ef hie activities, he saya, largely because he received a call frou in demary. fe exzplainea it was a FRPADEER passing through eho wished te telz with him, te which eho was guppesed toe mave retorted: “Vag should semecne that would comromise his in his present situation. we de not know the Raebery of 5/1's marriage, but we heave received indications frow him trat te believe he could set ommt om her diecretion and loyalfy in all with somes care to imeure that it seeeetin ee eN eo o SO PRIRDON ene arte ie venry orTEameet teenie = age ae nerinA Sk = teat ewes maet a B Sempre neagyiy, CoSRRETIICT 7 ects “ereonRERET WENGE rong osteo ten eRERTR SERRE IYER: nee me a t ae & ES a OR  ) weport ic S$/1's eguesament that IH E would probably be willing to talk te RODIGAST’s "wervice.” We shall discugs this case further with[_—_| oe B/1 io cata by aiep te te a ROAR amend, tt could aot te unreasonable = be far as S/1's centacts with KUBARK, he knows no one by end his cage offtceer will contime tol | am all futare at the same ties, there is the ever-present danger that be may RODIGAST*s true name because of the. maber of | have income in[ _—s| It. was largely for this reason avoid holding future operational eestings with 8/] in already reportedthne rather uneettling experience of s "I think I°ve seen you sompplace before.” RODIGAST possible. Were S/l ever te stay in[ for a -consider- Ghenaes are Gut Fumite tint AGHLGAS? = Sdemtiy ° q af > E at FF Hf , wt Selah utasecatl Fe ee oe ek te . se set neers i 6 pret ta omre erate rth iano ARUE trie neh MEA ARAM ERO mE Sob none eo anette eee erenly tenths te Meme tbes 2 on = ee = cry 2 at . . Aerppreremedommmaninre a Bere ste say's ane + a GMB MOREE Ben wee Sar eubanemestede rein At Stain eneiine sim ie < nodeeTovendine 2008.
i ay re Yo reselamtontntaamcaiseaae ot eae ean was wie RY esieke eee Jgienet woe THU THAT 208 tor 3 4&1. The question «f termization is not scademic thie tim euplicit im tee letter ef agreement walch S/1 aiged te ais tormiaation of 1 September 1964 wilees apecifie comditions are aot. Tt is doubtful thet RUBASK will indeed ternina 6/] on thet date mises such action is sade Seperetive far reagons of eecurity or of grees malfeasance on big parte 32. Tm the event of the tereization of 8/1 we foreose at this ef poesihle KBAR perseunel or installations. Im eddition te the uss @lisesa, BODIAAgT's | meetings with kim will be im third eomtries, end 3/1 bes aot been passed @lessified infermation. We dves keep in big poeusagion materiale for tw the uae of theses eateriala (and entoreent bie LEVIIrEA) $! ef tee ; personel. Thie len : for @ clandestine meating, end | |fer at least tz genthze 2 Am aee mee AA Ree e ne  — e ee mnecane my ants cy ww Ras LIE, l eon om sranrer st coutanertninsheniseneie dete tea tre B35, Should it prove neceesary te terminate S/l the greatest éeneor vnich =e ean anticipate at thie time grows cut of his considerehie aki33 a8 @ emi the poeeibility tnat thie skill mignt be used te | etteck KOZAK ar ODYTOKE in soem way, oerhaps from lof the | ete’ now i F beliews, not grest and & prebles which, though we mat antic belfeve to bo remete. 4 f (sg and Yevied qubeidiary KUTUS? vequireseats for him to service as a by-product ef Bis beaie eperetional task. thet we have aeuloned, 2m effect, is a chart ters operational mizeioa upon whieh longer tere cperaticns might be based. ; _-- & Ss Phere is evidence in the reaus of “testinony” KUBARE bas ¢temen fren 8/1 that he is a oan ubo Likes te opprate, act, produce, There is @leo evidence thet be, like any other een, comeciously eseks apprevel end Wecomnition of bis work. ‘The qupstion to be posed is: Aas KUBAGHE at tania ¢ias, of will it heve on 1 Septester 1255, en essicummt for S/1 in ubich be eon find satiefeetion in prodecing a marketeble product emi find that approval to esys "Go out tol and ose what you oun dis ups wo'll moet you. ; and eve what you og: dig up. we'll meet you t=p eonths for digewsstons.” Sether, it would be well at thig : ; | i i é i i ete., ete.) and te have a definite . assiguaent for et the woment we negotiate the extession of his 37. Cert&inly the sudden change of leadership trl om be expected to affect the | Cd | As noted in the
SRCerT/RAPOR GPLA 2555 tien if his efforts to reassert hisself on the! etage are to mest with briakbate from IRN A fram a front rear seat. | l6272 and [293% tend to support the estimate that 8/l's frierts im tha \eay mew be gons, while IDEN A's friends may soon be im positions ef poxer. Wille it is still teo eariy to sequm that such @ eitustion will arise, it is aot tee soom tae egeeun the possible damage this could do 4/1 in the gemmeal target area go fay eeclgned him ged te eateh clesely for signe thet be may truly be beraed Beyer’ eperetional usefuleses to KAUBARK. Ye wonld hope this should sot me | @ome to paec, tat we cammot ignore the poasinility. 88, Ta the event, then, that the next te senth’s activities esapromise &/1°s credentials in ths | etuawe achmld wS go fros there? Ono suggestion would tol —s—i“‘(iédi OC ds bred g@ight be picked for operational leads and KISS, emi RRSP iaferuation. He could alee be urged to and @ meer of | Jona ia certein[ leirclea. He might find a job woll mead @ mew eruten if S/i's repgerts of hie diminishiag are te be gives eredenss. In short, steps enge? to be taken naw to Gefinee tie alternatives ewaiting G/1 as ef 1 Septexber 1965. Eapeey Go PARERIGH |
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14-00000 re? er rite , : baliding their credentials a¢ a bona fide revolutionary organization, perbaps cee entitied to receive financial sepport. : 2. [| gave the current (Jane 1963) acdrese of Jamaican/Gebaa ff Garios Moore as: c/o Pedro Filipe, 168 Rue Groneile, Paris 7e, Frasce. 24 JUN 1965 go: Director Federal Buress of Investigation — Attention: bdr, 3. J, Papich FROM: Deputy Directory for Plaas SUBJECT: “Telephone Cvaversation Maleelm X ~ Carles Moore and Seedy Bethuse, (Afro-American Unity Group in Paris) . 1. Ferwarded herewith ag Attachment te a Xerox copy of a photostat of e transcript of a telephone conversation betweea Carios Moore (and bis friend sandy Bethune) aed the late Malcolm 4, which teok place 6 or 9 February 19¢5. lebtsined this transcrigt on 4 Juae from the editor of the West Indian Gazette, (fnu) Manchanda. believes that Manchancs got the photostat {rom the Ghana High Gommission office in London, He further belleves that the Afro- Americana anity group ia Paria (amoag whom there is only one member with U. 5. citisenship: the American Negro photographer, Joba Taylor) probably sapplied the transcript to the Ghana olficials as 6 means of SUGAR said that Filipe is a Cuban aational. ciyicc- cverras; 22 June 1965 SECRET - cit ey {- 75905. Ae CUL vie eres a 1 - Addresee ; 4d: fey iR4 . a -erncevams
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& wroteon a ce atte mato Ug fyia ty Talked tof thts morning about | He _feels that he is on the cS nH, level with us, that he is legitirmtely disenchanted with the thet he sees hinself asa loyal érerican, that YATZENB: ow was incorrect in sa; Ang that would find it morally repugnant to act as a agent but would willingly serve as an FI collect! on asset set (which doesn’t make a whole lot 3 “sense.)|___—_|wes not in the least reluctant to take the LoFLPTTERs asied anne Gt apparently clean. The cover is-adrittedly a bit “rsey, but is supplerented—— ___._____by.a| ltor which he will.do. soral__] na - a | | [betseves that he understands perhaps better than he did the need_ ‘for cover and attribution of incore. Contract _provides for $500 a month plus: $160 non-accountable ops exnenses plus £10 a day while inl plus $20 i @ day while in travel status, 1 June through 31 Aucust, rerewable for « two year p-riod if rutually d desirable “and satisfactory, with 30 day ‘termination particularly cne | lor sone such mre, I asked | what had been asxed to do for us in and he replied " to work _ | and all po R-- +. developments in thd asked if bef dk ~~ ‘Rad been given any requirenents which dealt with stri etiy| —s—sfmattters and” a ——————we-satd-o-that-Rodtgast - had been told that we woule send further requirenents ~~ for the_sesting_tentatively-scheduled-«ith lin) orl ——idaround ad - 1 . 10 Jane wie” will draw ho a list of requirements to send RODIGAST: we Bl be and_l_agreed- that -t-wovld oyen-op-tiiee-on{ even tough — eet ve » have no project yet, and he will cive me the contents of his seft file te i). 4metnde in it. Be is also hiving the 208 file tidied up by RI an will have it f° gharged to AF/1 PY : ? ne J . 7 ‘ Sd Lat _ eigen om AOR at a oe aw! eR IT asa om BF ocncharcmenrenesnys Si TREE SRE TIO BD AC hw Ete feos oh Sateneene pipe Late i ate hey anal meta EE, Feiner elton 1 8 See es ne De bts
14-00000 re re i 5 i t 2 t : t = yk ste eg ne eee E ” SECRET Gaie? Ruwouy & Caie?, ZWOESR; Gxlef ef Statics | | cuter. @ ‘Operational 40 \ SAPREY/Orerational Centact with ldea A 1. Por ¢he information of oe, | RITESK end EUsOLP are jeintly engaged ‘in the operational expleitation ef the uljar talentea end eentacte of a newly-acquireé azect. ¥i (idem B) l hee hed 2 rather turbulent career as a and ever the past several years during whieh time he cage to mmew (and be nem by) @ mumber of signifieant personalities in the lef several | tmeng these personalities is iden A. | iA has bess édenmmeced within toese game circles as @ KUJ4AK agent. fer seme tine, theugh until denuary ef thi: year FUBARE vas net in contact with hin It - wae Guay carly June of this year that re actually signed 4 letter of agreo~ “et wlth am “ODYOO! Service“. Curreatiy| Viisin[  _—ipeexing to re-esteblian Limself in| af &@ prelude to a longe tera (et XUBARK'’s behest) targeted against the which are apparentiy being given increasingly direct support by 2. One of | [Re bis atezaintemce with Iden A wo kas teld bis that. versenally. he deca not srare the doubta spread about 7. because. es Iden A pute it. °a priweary accuser ast charges re is a KUSAXE agent. but also 3 i600 A agent, whieh iden A of courses mew not te be the case 8 6However, is astually im tie erecess of aceking to ingratiate himeelf vith iéea 4 em@ ef winning his confidence to such an extent that their pereonal Feletionshiy might serve as Vi’s credentials for some time te coma AG present tre relationship ehevs ef being eff te a goad start. _--"¥ 1 visited Iden A in om y dume 15 with the iatention of getting bizself| lef idem A's[——s—~—=‘—ii es CC. Iéen A tela bim that. in fact. Iden U wes sending Iden > to| ¢he gumers activities & them added that iden D usuld cet ia tewh within in (c/o Iden E} oo that [V1 could “iatro= @ase bia around. i considers this a fertulteus circumstance in tnet identity List ase Beek wee “ 3 > Sided. KO w/atte uae we ~ Chief. KUDESK u/atte 1 Be Qe. wyatt 1 2 @ Chief, WE watt 2 : CPLA ZSAL 18 game 1365 So hn 2.2 1 SECRET DIB [7/5 gyeec jt lke te Vier stern tea mS | Ae ORR a Arete > mete LD ern meena ns He ante etthetne taste FH 4e De at Fer NH EIN i That aah sith tents pester fa Nn an . : oR otereeaR Ne See Reet i 94 me ip Rl blame AH Mae Sastre
ae Oe SRCAae ‘ Piso Al oh Fare! - he can exolait Iden > as a | | Sea a wiique way to guggest wo eiaeelf ie ane ef Idem A‘s bays’. 2¢ asqulé be aoter om tre ; ; other bend that thie situation srevides lém A a weique eeans ef moniter- : : ing] Vi‘e activities aad contacts 3. @ srlerity isterest ot tale accent, nowever ia the feet tint ideo ; ee Ne nee 4& baa .) J, tia Glesatisfaction with tas peagress te date ; iden V; | | idem 4 clataws thet an ‘ i sarees ites 1a peszoned Wo be soreine on el er tes ane et een { nething fres nim in siz pentes 1 tren told Iden A that 10 ninself } egald do wits the aid ef friesca but tat re would have te aoeed seme time with Iden 4 toe work over fime ceints and te | jim tnis wey V2 feels he coald cenent : i his percenal reistiossrio wite iden a ; i 4. There ere ebvicwsiy everational ené itation ealicy questieas that ; Shaved Be considered in tite canwen. Flret of all. cur sele rewrter on 3 i {leiden & weletionanis is[ Vl béewelf Is te really seeking te ait Gp a anenineful cootational guubit to be exploited by FEUD. or is te : eooking te regain status amumg hile fermer seers: we tem te beileve tie farmer : “op -G@m tae bagie ef tae resuite off Vi's PUSPTER exepination aad cis Long j Jepqvereations ultnh hie ease efficeewr. teeundiy, would the dumage te 436 FOYRINT national Usterest lanerest in tca/ ig: the ererations! gaim te be aade by osttine! Vi_ia ides ; a‘s . argues that. en the contrary. tne, t sealg sure ge ene exeest soesibly léen 4 cimesal’, because : 2 ¢iaies te | (rae go lntextiaa ef recaciand= “Gag thet TVSAhZ kelp get is eng case fer tet would be -i4en 4's om erobles fereever. Lf Vl did aot uxlortake tom 263.0ne Australias would srebably comm thraugn befers tee long myway. een ae me oe we Pate be dass fe ee Cree A val ek aE ne denseke & we are gure thet efirwarees com seo im thia eltesticos tne seeda of @ weetul cperatiena! comtnct wits Idem 4 who. seeerting te varieass resorte is reesiviag Crom ctosr ef hie contacts in tne! | ee Ride ee ht ead bet et of the | &@ atarting te lee hia grip on Bie wa ergerizetion Py See REE ROMMEC IE Smite BEEN OMe oy “oS ‘ or os as VE eB teeta ae Se resem err a etmenentane & | | wed ig this: Kul? career 4gen?t tefes 7 BGrT@aS? wiil. be aestiag er len or abous 33 duly. 48 thet fran af SUS on tre status af the course. the ideal situation eauld be $6 have im tend a& that time theuwgh =e cammet couce fren here uhetrer thet is : ef saesinility in emy case &971Gs1T woulé nave te Lave tre tely in nama tre first weer of Auguet when be «ill be leaving |__| for nis second ove coating wite[ fl ay 2
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7 Y Rewmae: ° ld a a ee ed we a * gy DISPATCH eset meeee eneamiane career oes mt he SRI ‘ e SE CRET | — eons action PursneD ne oh wo 8 Chief, ___| Chief, KUWOLPFs; Chief, WE; Chief Oa es | Sait: ye rte ore CAR ROSE sCOUNS Fron RSs ae Sauer ° Report on[ V1 OL RETION REQUIRED - REFERENCES, i. Following is the full text of the [ _ fetter, a part of which was tranemitted under refs . ree Ene nn nd ant ppt © ote wilt enh Ae ore wianeetemectenfetert eet sinter nate stint ate Senet OE HME Et ee See 2 8/1 reported to Station in May that he had had an offer of @ jeb o ‘bot there was mo intention of his accepting it. ‘ 3. lnag gome doubts about whether S/1 in fact received this much money from We suspect that he has told people this to enhance his stature ag a we still wouder, though, what funds he may have been covering weak we ‘ a light on this point. Distributions abate ent ang sere adermen p40 “germs enttesteenineine 2 ater teen nengnearine tmennamens ames ft this way, since we had not contacted hia as of the time in question. Perhaps, as a result of ref,| may shed some George H. 3! Gao? 8 Eustried fre agterstic Groarreding and Gociassticatien Bie gla Vee cae en Chief, KUDESK 2-Chief, AO — OQ COS? iy 2608 Cut Lack 17 June 1965 [>> HIN 1965 CS tesbacd in doo STV enossaarpemcete 7 CXSPATCH SYAEBOL AND MUAMBER : Bowden BS fein. Ota! ‘ a 2OV f Sone Ly wt eee cassncaton ! Po tly ef eff. SESCRET
14-00000 Bee, t @ezgcuer cater of tation! —_|lenter mCOLe z Code@?, RUDESK, Chief. i (atcentice: u/s) — E | > a. WUCGLP Career tgent @ufeo FP. ACCIGAAT ie ake efficer for| Vi a oemly-ecewired potential geeet tare and Oa er ehout 15 duly 1365 [i wail proceed fres mie current base of operations te gest with AIOAcT in| ber idem & @. while tal pens to atey with Iden 8) Rervover . -3éee Ba aperteent mey be ceed 28 @ seeting alte fer HODIUAST and an wheres Idem Dis at work. in view of this we request 2tstios traces (Cast end[ aly) ea idea 3. 3- While in| | Rapioast will core thea Likely require Ctatica ezpeart in the aature ef plekus end poucning facilitice fer docuzents charoe[ ent cable como f (unieu are to be 7/a'd to Leadquarters. ohare an@ ¢ebio comme facilities sheulé the need arise. te Stetiea Sifieer Lowell F KISCGS and perivans _-~  @there le the ‘tation  AODIGAST fe also mem te ani Racws the pergame] in &. we would avorectate hearing fron | Jetasten at your earliest convenience concerning your capability to render the type of sassort asted would pies te cake comtect ulti tue Station threes) | meas the Stetion showlé desire en ad .y Beat ‘ Stress rere non ae ea cet AHN e mh ET ne pg SE : ; attacteanta: ae ', Idemttey utes (seef]4079) Te: + veers DR -2 - Chief mmo on 2 = Clef, ETESK CLs-23,35 9EG882
PIE arses GEA EDR TINE i i ae otk we mercenary ene - “= > « of i g ts | reflecting contact. between fe Attached is a copy of an item culled from _a repert of a an [the Gultural Officer at the| There is Attachments AChief, 2-Ghief, Chief, Herevi th Pietributions Cae 7S COPY George Hoe ote 7 ® w/att h/w a 2-Chief, KUWOLF w/att h/w nothing particularly new or startling here, and it is forwarded for inolugion in the records. 2 jis, of course, the wife off sd] ZENBACE b/- 30bos2 BATE TYPED DATE OSPRTCHED 16 June 1965 OELA-43, 353 DISPATCH | Racnaevees sow ees eelnetie =
14-00000 thes ‘ % b ar ” 4 ~ we “- ? eo a Ei Ay Ye ate on es one 7 . Bn wy, eee ay gr te a ee BR ee a ~ - nt . vot a respecte Le a aaa : RPS werner ne we PG Bm ee ae | — sare TINT BS OF thers dh sone Tonge anenanvheny ae + . eee D> > een Metresalin hg mses ti |. oan . a . Mr ohhet, KY DESA : : 4 . . FROM: Chie? of Station, : if Attachment to OfL4-43, 35 as Lee 2 16 June 15965 . | \@tt */F£oLLA- $3353 + OS Copy (Jer- 3 ebosa.
EM enters yet NM CPE EDI ALI matte og, ate Neen Me prem mS ge CLASS CATION “_S3SR2 E87 EE aS SUP OE 1. Transmitted kerawith ara copias (one for XUDESX, one foz| of th esse materia) resulting froa the initial series of debrieZings of 1. Again[ —s|Station is indebted to Boborta L. ECRRZLL for her superb work in preparing this ezcallent study. 2. We have sede nost of this zaterial available te | ne “sections heeded azd in tse and | [wa>e not passed to] | 3. Wo are retaining cne_copy of the entire study, which we are Eaxing available for review by | who kave sxpressad interast in thig material. We trust taat Yeadquarteres wlll te appropriately aGviged of the contents of these papers. SON AgER AE Nae ate omer ee nee seehitne o 4- We see no reason for Station to retain this copy in the files, and propese to destroy it unless Eeadquarters esta ua te send it on to sose other adiressee. Sizilarly, we plan to destroy our copy of the rougsa transcript of the debriefing (previously forwarded under OZLA 42,705, 9 Maren 1965) unless Zeadcuartera would lixe us to send it on. In aither case, let us know of your wistes rezardinz these itens by, sav, 15 July. In the absezcs ef any instructions ty that tine, we will destroy then. “"*  * gorge H. KATZENBACH To memmrn ermine ate iss = sar peti nt = 2 Sttachzents : . not toe ; Lo . Eerewith . Distribution: 2-Shief, KUDZSK v/att b/w 2-Caiez,| u/att b/w oe R-Chiel, WS W776 att - 2-008 BATE TYPED Ser asToND, 15 June 1965 7 JBRISES , GELA43, 329 CS Bt Coes iN _— — &
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14-00000 —_ a, me oad . 8 aro )6=C Chdef, Vig Chief, Chief, KUDZLSKy Chief of Statioz kefs fe OFPA 79622, 19 Yay 1965 (net sent ali eddreseces) On 4 Junel_ provided the following information on the personsi- in ity end living pattern of Subject which we hope will be helpful to COVERBALS Be Subject is emarting with desire for revenge against thease whe have gut him off from all meaningful political activity and probably _ from a eource of income as well, (NOT2s: Subject told 5/1 that GUrscmty ENTPPA do yoneiding hig with the wivalent of $1,000 per month.) He is particularly angry wasn WRG OWES him gome money. an inteliectual, Subject has never beon particularly effeetive in the arva of peastioal organisational polities. He is rather weak im the sense that in a conflict altuation he tends to mull back. In other words he ig not aggressive by nature. At the same tine, 3/1 felt certain that Subject’s indignation and deaire fer revenge were deeply seated in his emotions and he would not be able to Fationalise away these feelings. Subject is basically a friendly and courtecus persan. Ge Subject mpm orench and Spanieh but no "ngliesh. Wie wife, Saglishe| by 3f 1 88 & wteonger Pomennity ‘has Subject, does speak Subject has mixed feelings towards but ruost is his desire to rehabilitate himself with the, ganleiter.” it ie thought that if someone telephoned Subject and made reference to or : Subject has irregular working hours at the ani i¢ would be easy for hia to leave the job for an hour or. two without anyone @aspieicus. He works on research Projects and gare er lees sete aie own hourg. Asked if he thought Subject would be in a posi information on the| tien te Tosi that, he thought Subject was well-informed and, if Willing, would be - CBL=43, 294
74-00000 ° . me + r * . CAE LP ECA ECS BISFAIGCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER - + CONTINUATION OF ‘ » DISPATCH SSCRET AMES OELA4 3 296 : able te provide ae great deal ef information despite hie having Geen pushed aside from active and direct participation in resent — mon thse 2. Haseé em the foregeing, the beet ploy for gett at Subject might be a | with che agang & Cover peetexzt for meeting hin alens and deferring all detailed questiens te auch a mecting on the grounde of not wanting to dicougs thege over the telephone. If this gete Subject cut, then COVSRBALS could apologise fer the alnor Geeeption while explaining that it wae required by reason of hie net vanting $e cause Subject enbarasament or injury in the courge ef contacting hia. Se I¢ may be peasitle frst to eentast Subject during hie wiait 14 = {7 Jume. If COVEKDALS would like to get a sere current weeding on Subject, please get im touch with Eufus F. ECDIGAST, whe will be aeoting 8/1 om 12 June. sonepn G. TIFFANY Metri tutions a-cos,(____i(attms CoOVeRRALZ) achiet, UF Bw of, 2-COS | | @Chief, KUDESK a Oa ~ « . ° ~ ° , ~ he ‘ % * . . , - . . ’ tl, me at wy ay : res . : . Tet ne . ~ 2 cy ray SO tes re re * * . . . | - .. — . - Nee teote wero: | by PERT st ars ; . ” . i t CLASSIFICATION PAGE RO. wat) TE worse . , = a . Feeo 83a USE PREVIOUS FOITION. SECReT eet ae 1 2 (49) Seon mene
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14-00000 Fa $ [ eames eter ot ' od sone : Oa aE - 3 tro 4 . q . ES, t ’ } atle softtg Shief o. tation, aoe ee the I . @ . 8 . TOs . okie fy oi . . . Attachment to OFLA~43,272 r 4 June 1345 S/l was not successful in lining up any | Around 28 May he received word non his offer to serve as plans to attend| himself. Locally, however, 5/1 | was able to line up the following sponsors (though none is im a position to pay much for his services they _¢ ctively | provide him with sufficient reason for being in he will let on that his travel costs were advanced him by his wealthy brother-in-law): oft to his wife as coming from advances, expense money and This has not pleased her, as she dislikes @ and | but has § $ | | | During the last two months, $/l has explained his income t : @t least 84 led her curiosity. To explain Katzenbach's -- telephone calls to his home (K. identified himself to S/l's | wife xuz as"Mr. Wilson") S/1 had to improvise a purel 3 1 motional affiliation with an American 2 h soné 6 8S ingme to his e, bu 12 not be used ~ with others. 2. The above skeletal[ _ | will hosefully be reinforced in _ #0F his many eanta there. His visits to on his way to sources of income, though S/l has agreed not to overplay this ft . so much the better. ' the | jor establishment ef an oo : ai While we could easily set him up in this enterprise, we te ‘hot weet to for the simple reason that this would at best only . Provide him with a guperficial sort of access. What we want him to strive for is that will lead hin ‘into one of the nerve centers of the | in/ Jor (S/1l ruled cut jon the grounds that his wife is/ S/l accepted this reasoning in depth. tS COPS. uo eres Srsraiectieg ae - ope Me caetet 7 ~ and agreed to go for a position that holds out the prospect of © ; 2 OUCH SELTRITY VICLATIGH .---. ee E a 2 £ where S/l will scour around for bits and pieces of work and will also help to fill out his ostensible angle. In other words, he will not pretend that Ehese two have —- given him any funds, but if others want to make the assumption, - -—- =~ : - “My * lt wove 2 _ _3e Oni and 2 June, Tiffany expounded at some length on the _° importance of S/l trying to get an _ = such as : bird the io Ae aertaigat sat se © Merk et been wi, we Ne ee toe . : t ae hoe 2 Hy BecaagaebrergEe YEON pre OTRaMED HOELPIROIR S500 ooate ae al ne = . wom, .
14-00000 .¢ + af . STN EE SONAR & SEENON RROD ONE OS pS py 4 sree ee spears ' t aprerrers omy Tt Ae : e i 3 . -  F Ce cadaeeeeaemtmanenel oie ese oh f 4 ] Hi i li : Pee amen) i | 8 j . i iJ i i f Sepoconten Stee Be. a . 1 Te ee toe PROC ER SE Te ree ws 4 . , 4 ' t \ + Seen mereeat oem ca sta ee me me en pe SME ER OC : aceount on the first of each month), We recognize that this procedure is Sait SEP tet PR ES i sth ib litany msi ftebcil nm (TEP NOT Sone sping eat ee ee ” guparting instruction in goed security practices on the part of S/l. - though we want S/l to get ¢ . ~ expenses and pay off a 65 Hebt to his brother-in-laxg before "* ‘advances and payments for| SY et ye 1 ' t - a5 0 meat ate vase sie ewecmeeean samen car g saameaiee seein ae 2 Bee . 2 L. Turnover to Rodigast, after getting S/lts unhesitating agreement ~~ to an ICFLUTT-R examination and his signature on a Secrecy Agreensnt oe etg on 2 dune, Mffany introduced him to Rodigast, under the alias = "Paul deller® on the morning of 3 June. It was explained that Redigast _ F wouid serve as S/l point of contact in the future, $/1 and Rodigast ; r hit it off well from the outset, the latterts knowledge of|___| and zs) wae od land other intellectuals serving him has laid well in the rapport-building process, Rodigast fading on firm —— meetiig arrangements for [Jana has discussed arrangements for . ~ meeting S/l at least twice during the sumer outside] | Final i agreemnt on a mid July meeting will be made in| to conform te a normal © gmoce arzangenents which S/1 succeeds in developing inf and 2 [mm tie precess of discussing co munications Redigast is also | Hopefully, TTS ees Redigast will be able to spend a day or two with S/1 in| even ---— Rodigast will instruct S/1] in the [ ud rie . thal tga . 5 “" white ‘4 sae as wel Abs a6 soon as possible, Loe oe rae 5. Financial Arrangements. After discussing all possible alternatives, — t  &t was decided that the most secure arrangement would be to give S/1l t ? ' i ah advance of the equivalent of $200 for his-travel | Jani per dien and kis an advance of the equivalent of $600 fer his Jame salary plus non-accountable expenses, These advances ‘ were made and signed for on 3 June, One gmaxzm important reason for the large cash advance was the fact that S/l ixcemrrentiy was completely - i vbitaavaben de broke, and he had to pake sone funds avaibb le to his wife to meet 4 a ‘leaving on his trip. (5/1 will explain the funds as the last of the and other( og “For essentially the same reason (poverty) we agreed to make S/l's July. and August salary payments in advance (to be paid into nisl | a nnnne
14-g0000 | ' t i e ° ° ° . ° : ° « ‘ ‘ ' ee = caesar “4 te SOA BRE tae, sonewhat irregular, but we went ahead with it principally on the grounds on | that thie was necessary to head off the security and morale problems posed by an irate wifes . . 3 6. In the course of his initial talk with S/l, Rodigast pursued the —_ matter of the allegations nade at various times in the past to the _ ”” effect that S/l is cr was a "CIA agent" or "FBI agent". S/a explained “~ ¢he situation as follows: Te mem errs ee ob ve, ak tk, it wat t ra a Tre me ne eect é 7 3. as ue PN ome gramme anneyvennremenmaynttiaon: Tagat acest ne vad mindi ibis wane ye nen op 2 hart ene tare a tentttedDae begin beamiantewitctinad Mint go SB OT an gash wee ‘ rey oy abtaem ence wyenstet  Enpet ditoten rent act ot
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74-00000 . . , } ~L DISPATCH [seer ban ero. ief of Stations; Paria Chief, al co AF) Chief, KUDESK; Chief, XUWOLF (attns Koel D. Kay B DIR 15666 fo Forwarded under separate cover ag Attachment i is the original Letter of Agreement signed by Vi on 3 June. Attachzent 2 forwarded with this dispatch is a santized version of this contract. a Secrecy Agreement signed by Vi on 2 June. 3. Attachment 4 forwarded underecparate cover | lis PRQ Part I, filled out by[  _—s/1 on 2 June. It should be noted that due to limitation of time this waa prepared in great haste. serene amma oem N = 4. Attachment 5 ie the top half of the signature epecimen assigning @ pseudonym to ¥1. fhe bottom half of thie document is forwarded as Attachment 6 under sepatate cover | |. ta erat yep Outen OBE Ae ae Ne TOR ERO TE AD OF ' Attachments 1,3,4,6 6 (USC) Attachments 2 & 5 Herewith Lg Lffene oseph S. TIFFANY i SESS gpm recteg asd | { | | i | 2. Attachment 3 forwarded under separate cover| lie $ i q ; Hi fy | | | ; | dectacs: teatiee Distributions : thief WE w/o att 2=COS w/o att 2-Chief, AF w/att 2 h/w & 4 (usc) Q-Chief, KUDESK w/att 1, 3, 4&6 (USC) & 2& 5 h/w 2Chief, KUWOLF w/o att Reo eNO RENAE CONE Te 201~306052 sh op am ae an we Ge Gh om a qe ab gp a wm am a o
14-00000 ee, wg « ¢ portamento ttn em oes se 00a Le hate tenement ae aes vol oe come ema mare on aa fp rate eaprtemee fe cree me eect a tg een neN RR + nanan eres atte te rts tn ee EIS, 7p aan eMac. peetymtetnenen cane emmetire torts rte ane ereobsre eras: ewe mana, coe ie. cneear on eeenenenees metal eater ieemnatnammmastanet Ao va : ., tay se ’ . + . e ' . a" 4 Poe, 4 “ft Mae, ' for neceasary operational expenses on a non-accountable basis. Any opera~ UEUAw"459. ff 4 June 1965 ; re . oN ~ . . e DS Sen Pay + ofa Tal a Bes eed e Wo 9 sho Siren ae Etal ire: LPT 7 See ¥ LETTSR OF AGREEMENT Dear, I : ° The United States Gevernment, as represented by the Contracting Officer, Hereby contracts with you for the purchase of certain information and related services of a confidential nature under the following erms and eonditionsas 1. Gompensation. Im full consideration for the purchase of euch information and services, you will be paid an amount calculated at the rate of $500.00 per month. Payments will be made in a secure manner accepta~ ble to you. Wo taxes will be withheld from this amount. serows A mutually agreed portion will be withheld in an eserow account for you for reasons of security as soon as this becomes a practical possibility. +s clR ns pam 7, ee “ J a 2. Travel. You will be advanced or reimbursed funds for nP neceasary expenses ; incurred in connection with such operational travel ae may be directed or authorized by the U. S. Government. You will be required to account for such expenses in a manner consistent with good security. Since eecurity conditions generally preclude the detailed accounting of miscellaneous travel expenses, per diem will be paid at the rate of $20 per aay during periods of authorized travel. mee eet ata tata teens esis eens oneal 3- Operational Expenses. You will recieve $100.00 per month tional expenses incurred beyond the amount must be specifically authorised by U. 3. Governemnt. # wy ‘Bi TERN o SOE Fee OE oe su. : ‘4. The U. S. Government will compensate you in an amount ‘ mutually agreed upon fer the relocation of you and your family te a new residence if such a relocation is considered desirable by you and the U. 3. Governgint. 5. the Organization, in recognition of a cleag’ scral obligation will undertake to protect you against any adverse actions related to your activities and associations entered into at the request of the U. 5. Governgiht during the tera of this agreement. . 6. Secrecy. You wil? be required to keep forever secret thie Gontract and all information which you may obtain by reason hereof (unlesa released in writing by U. S. Government from such obligation), with full knowledge that violation of such secrecy may subject you to criminal Prosecution under applicable laws and regulations. ; : 7. Woe promises or commitmente pertaining to rights, privileges, or benefits other than those expressly stipulated in writing in this agree~ ment Or any amendment hereto shall be binding om the U. 3. Government. ; 8. Term. Thies contract is effective as of 1 June 1965 and shall continue thereafter for three months (to 1 September 1965). xtension 40 two years (to 1 June 1967) will be contingent upon the granting of full operational clearance and your performance during the gummer 1965 assignment a and access acquired during that peried. Furthermore, it ig es @e That on or before 1 September 1965 1% will be possible te renegotiate the terme of compensation of this eontract for the period following that date; b. That after 1 September 1965 this contract (and ite extension) can be terminated by either party with 30 daye notice. fermination of this agreement will not release you from the obligations of any security eath (Secrecy Agreement) you have signed. United States Government
Y 4 4g ¥ . 1 mere TOs ChidP—eepEsK ° 2 Shes FEOMs = fef of Station, * Attachzent Fo. 2 to OAT 4 June 1965 oa +6 Tne Teiteg States Gevarnrens, ag rapresanted by the Sontracting Officer, Hereby contracts with you for the purchase of certain inforsation anid related services of a confidential nature under tha following pras and conditions: . cee net rwinihe weer! Ae me 4. Zozseneation. In full consideration for the purchase of guch infornation and sNices you will be paid an amowst caleulated at the te of £560.60 per month. Paysents will te made in a secure <amner accenta~ Jo tle to you. No taxes will be withheld from this ancunt. "nersws A mutually a agreed portion wil: security as soon as te withheld in an escrow account for you for reasora of shia becomes a practical possibility. You will be advanced or reinbursed funds for ere Coo 2. Travel. necessary expenses incurred in sonnestion with sues operation may be directed or authorized Sy the U. S. Government. You will be = to_acceunt- for such expenses in a canner consistent with good secur + I } i travel as i Since security conzitions cenerally oreclude the detailed accountin> ie . | wequired SK miscellaneous travel expenses, ter diexn will be paid at the rate of 325 rer day during pericds of authorized travel. 3. CGrerations: Srrerses, You will resieve $100.06 ser month for necessary operational expenses on 8 nom~accountable basis. Any opera= -tional expenses incurred beyond the amount must be specifically autrorized “.by J. S. Governennt. oe 4, Tre U. S$. Govarnzent will compensate you in an emount ante sutually agreed upon for the relocation of you and your family to a new a | : residence if such a relocation is considered desirable by you and the U. S. . Governg@at. - 5. Tae Organizavion, in recognition o? 3 cleag noral oblization -~Will undéertske to protect you ezainst any adverse actions related te your activities and associations enterad into at tre reguest of the U. 5. Gove: creBht during the term o? this agreement. we ea 3 6. Secrecy. You will be reauired to keep forever secret this - contract ‘and all inforsation which you may “obtain by reason kereo? {unless released in writing ty U. S. Governnent frou such obiigation), with full " Imowledge thet violation of such secracy nay subject you to crininal prosecution under applicable laws and regulations. seinem, rumimeiarct hiring cin gyi mennatiere cevmenas ee aeeimrutinrar rtd» tae palms nomen tenamns tear meetin nt tne mnmanmine ethane tenia neni saurthert tne serra SAREE ‘. - : TT tee Te Ko promises or commitments rertaining to rights, orivileges, or benefits other than those exsrtessiy stipulated in writing in this arree~ ‘gent Or any amendsent nerete shail be binding on thre T. S. Government. e ; 8 Tere. Tris contract is effective as of 1 Jume 1965 and =. a shall continue thereafter for three months (to 1 Sestem>der 1965). “xtension +... %6 two yeers (to 1 June 1967) will be contingent upon the granting of full... operational clearence and your serfcrmance during the susmer 1965 assignzaht in and ascess acquired duting that peried. Furthermore, it is ers a. That on or before 1 Seztember 1945 it will be poesible : te renegotiate the cerms of compensation of this contract for the period following that date; Sncananetrearetewmemantnetesiitien neat sarresiat inept ene eles awe PERE ReN H ne we b. Theat after 1 Sentenbder 1965 this contract {and its extension} can te terzinated by either party with 36 dave notice. Sertination of this agreement will not release vou from the ebligations of ary security oats (Secresy Agreement) you have signed. United States Governnent ES 8 ACCEPTED: 3 dune 1965 “pil
OELA-43,237) 4 June 1365 e OP ate SECRET SEGREGY AGHESMERT 1. I » understand that upon entering on duty I am undertating 4 positica of trust ‘n the Organization responsible for intelligence relating to the security of our country. I understand thet in the course of this association I will acquire ixformation about the Orcanization and its activities and arout intelligence acquired or produced cy the Organization. 2. I have read and uncerstard the provisions cf the espionece laws ef sur goverment znd I am aware that unauthorized disclosure of clessified inforratic relating tc the naticnal defense may subject ne to oresecution for violation of such laws, whether such disclosure be made wnile I am associated with the Organization or at any tine tnereafter, 3. Im adsition, sowgser, as I am undertaking a vosition of trust, I have a responsibility to thd urganization not to disclose an; classified inforration relating to the Organization without vroner authorization, I undertake, therefore, rot to discuss with or disclose to any person not authorized. to _ hear it from information relating to the Orzanization, its activities, or to “ . intelligence raterial under the control of the (rganization. I further understand that this tnaertaking is a condition of m- association with the Organization, tnat its violation raj sutject me to immediate dismissel for cause or to other appropriate disciplinary action, an: that this undertaking .aball be equally binding upon me after my association with tne Organization ' as during it. . I understa-d that the burden is upon me to ascertain whether or not :. information is classified and if so, who is authorized to receive it, and, - . therefore, I will o-tain ihe decision of auti.orized officials of the Organizati-r on these points prior to disclosing inforration relating to the Organization, and failure to obtain such a decision will be grounds for my dismissal. sa . ” BG EAD RAO ibanaD Saxton inn emnannsinanirtaent eamehia eA r te eamIs ysis atte BBR R : ea ey et §. I understand that my unauthorized action er verbal or written utterance which would reasonably ve expected to result in sublicity on intelligence or intelligence activities would be in violation of government and Organization regulations and would te grounds for my dismissal. .- cop OS ye soins BEE tpt bo . t : . Coe - - ' 1 Pe Re ea opomoe seratmnmee © steamaade m mermtsyeePaaf Riya pitintrcmnnte RSet ae ‘ Pon mM 6 i understand that there are established srocedures within the Orcanization permitting aoveal at all times of any legitimate criticism, grievance, or complaint anc that to carry any such grievance or complaint which I may have outside the Orcanization will be considered a violation of the undertaking set : forth above in paragraph 3. 7. I further understard and agree that my association with the Oryanization is conditiored upon my unverstanding of and strict compliance with the Organiza~ - tion security requirements, 8 I will not untertake to publish or participate in the publication of any information or material relating to the Orgarization, its activities, or intelligence activities generally, either during or after the term of my association with the Organization without specific srier apnroval by the Organization.
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| | fond ° ere 1 e “ ° ™. 2° ram . : . “3 EN ind ow S:. ed 3 . . | SECRET . | -2- pad § { ° i ! 9. I agree that all inforration or intellirence acquired by me in connection with my official duties vit the Orgenizetion reszins the oroperty of our goveriment, ana I will surrender, upon demand by an appropriate official of the Organization or upon seseration fron the Organization, any material relatire H to such infomation and intelligcnce in my 20ssession. so. y 10. I take the obligations set forth above freely, without any mental reservation or purpos. of evasion, HO aur tnae eee IN WITNESS AREREOF, I have set my hand and seal this day of June LVLS e sett mie ne © oF omen ms . Witness: . 7 poroved: Dither es mR ot Date 4 wet 9 ante ron eat! f ides! 3 t : t 1 “ “4 sosyoa . @ Simm de,
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14-00000 PST JN @N3BST7 PAGED a 2- SINCE THIS CONTRACT IN LINE WITH TIFFANY TALKS WITH aF DIV PRIOR DEPARTURE HOS, WILL ASSUME APPROVAL UNLESS NOTIFIED snerelpnnens in am ro {°° OTHERWISE AND PRESENT CONTRACT FOR S/1 SIGNATURE 1000 HOURS 3 JUNE. IMMEDIATELY AFTER WILL INTRODUCE RODIGAST. S/1 PASSED , -- EQUIV 198 DOLLARS SIGNING RONUS. . i - 3. TENTATIVE ITINERARY FOR S/1 IS DEPART 8 JUNE SPEND ne Z ONE DAY TO visiT/ —_| AND or | |tol——=«d‘iBY RAIL 9 JUNE; TO[ [BY RAIL LATE 11 JUNE; To[ | BY AIR 16 JUNE AND ON TO| [BY RAIL 17 OR 18 JUNE. ~ 4, WE BELiZVE S/1 HAS ADEQUATE COVER FOR SUMMER , DETAILS BY POUCH. sete antes eee oy the ery ceneve aan nim ot THAT HE TAI | | (OSTENSIBLY SUPPLIED BY BROTHER IN LAW) To| _|To USE TOGETHER WITH s FoR! | FOR of TIFFANY GAVE _ te i i i i § i | 5. ON BASIS TALKS WITH | Ji JuNE S71 SusGESTED — ! i te eae an amen ee TENTATIVE TURNDOWN.THIS IDEA, SINCE IT HIGHLY IMPLAUSIBLE [aw svi posttion voutp sPenp TIME FOR POSSIBLE (NOT CERTAIN) NOMINAL PaYTs BY| | HOWEVER, THIS GIMMICK MIGHT BE USEFUL TO GET S/1 ACCESS FOR PRIVATE TALKS WITH TARGET PERAMALITIES. LEAVE To AND HOS DISCRETION WHETHER : RSE a | ‘ wi ae % + ’ « BS" wee 1 i prempiammniee vse aime nem Shinemrpencenysin mee ae ar tone weaken cen 3
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14-00000 ! ECRET 2717092 4 i | pir inrol__lertel_|79¢9 | FUDUST LOFLUTTER KUDESK[ | 27H 65077375 | REF DIR 13691 . . ; | = DUE HIS NATIONALITY, WE DO NOT NEED[___oxay ns Sua enmenegassanetan mare aiumemaneneiimwets my ono Os 3 emt «ome 2 TORE SBE aes Sapatreen 7 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE a voran covies meus eases ARES ARRON : ro “ bat : a a , - mo : SECRET yr plete eet Tey +7 ‘255! °,. [peegea/umey moTirsge ; v7 Host - co . - . e o) FaGae 3 7 : Bs 4 did ? bo SE - Bevanct coy i? Time vay ere , toe CC] seeuge O suerese oO vee an 7) ' ate, i To FLUITER| 71. HOWEVER, OUR GENERAL POLICY IS NOT : TO FLUTTER HERE ANYONE WHO LIKELY REACT AND RAISE FUSS a c « CAUSING SERIOUS POLITICAL EMBARRASSMENT FOR US OR[__| ee oe BECAUSE OF POINTS IN HIS HISTORY AND PERSONALITY, WE HAVE ne oo REASON TO DouBT| == v1. WILL COTTON TO FLUTTER, AND PREFER _ FDEFER DECISION UNTIL TIFFANY BRIEFED AND HAS TALKED TO | i. MAY THEN DECIDE, IF FLUTTER IN ORDER, CONDUCT IN EUROPE WHILE HE_EN FouTE| So ab pees Wiese Sead an ee ae oe Pour "oO aoe Joon sneyny Saints srewees’s 5 Sd - at ee goa - ft WE : | i “, "pan meee tobe me wr ate Donmrenenventrn ; oe a tt AE Nl RE SMA OI an TRANS fi to mpete, AE hy ORT HOE getOTN cents oe aha gn ets eemdaas enend Hemme 19 . aucacereee ee eer ST ANN IN Lae 2 ® Fo . :
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eee eee TR rN monn EEE Pan Mote anor tam Saat aay, meen ee eegeereerrounmanen seth adnate meet Spe Rat SRE ARETE EO NEORE OEU Te We Ane EEA tater enmee m* PRY Te stg pe ERIE TY he em ed tle ne eae heen te th uae hgh des / ~ i ~ DISPATCH SECRET Oo Chief, FE Attn: Chief, LE sa Chief of Station || ve Chief of Station,| | 4 ples PROCESSING ACTION re XE |e aoe sxqueED GAP GUIS TR CAR ROE ES ont roy List PETE REP LOLD - REFERENCED. Reference: OFLA«1,3,113 of 13 May 1965 Action: Please provide copy of subject list. Headquarters! forwarding a list of | an : te note| _—(|Station's comment that the only copy of the| | | as provided by | has been sent to Headouarters. te are od | not clear whether the sist was for the| | , | [ only, or for If possible, we should appreciate Distribution: ~ 2 « Chief, Fe : 3 ~ Crieff 2 - GS, ¥ ' 1 } i ' i ' f { 5
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tyres, a 4 AT REO GORETITIR: HIOOR NDA RERENE STN ont ot cee este gt at eentRananiee AFEECAneUiee PE Oc HOE Outs eA A poe cle os 1 ehassiesen wessace sevice 7 Spores Dy Saree certs fu Bi Ome fe te x a SECRET nccacm™ || | nepropuct oN rnowia TE - PERSOM/UNIT MOTIF IED : ; i = 90M . J Fy 9 ; | ; 3 je wrsaT abvance CoPy iF Time BY : {! i | nd , Cl tesece O sietves a reeae : , | bMS : os A EL AF CA 2 Cafe af FE C,¢1, cifpPs, cific 2 Fi, Filet 2. t nine : teaneSesE CR ET 1217112 me onsen | DIR INFO ciel _] 1692 i2H656558 | KUDE SK HAVE INFOR*ALLY ADVISED US OF NEW PEPORT THAT “RUMORS WAVE RECENTLY PEVIVED SAYING TwaAT[—sV1.:«IS CONNECTED WITH A FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE AGENCY,” | PEQUEST FOR ELABOPSTION, NDICATION OF AREA IN WHICH RUMOR CIPCULATING, ETC., MET WITH ~ COMMENT THAT[ ———_—-JUNABLE TO SAY ANY MODE AT PRESENT, AND CANNOT “YET” LET US HAVE THIS COMMENT IN WRITING. WILL PURSUE aD ADVISE ANY DEVELOPMENTS. SECRET CEN
PERS Wi : i 1 i i ¢ ¢ a | | | i i ip ie Fata “Chief of station ae a amet | (sR UDEESE @ ai BETO REQRRED - REFERENCES SW de During a recent nesting! V4 Galled ny attention to the book Vt} as it happened, of date and far frogs objective | He commented that! althouch ont 2. YX subsequently got a copy of the book, and find it useful.| a 4 3. For Headquarters consideration then, the followi ations 4 Thie is just a suggestion, but we'd like to know that you think of it. f Distributions ——@@cnief, WS Chief, KUDBSK Chief, AF 2Chief, 2-G03, Te ene ast mee oo ar ae ed ngs Tiata ks maT table Tevdivendenaeeni att 5 a are Hae GATE TYPED DATE OSPATCHED 14 May 1965, | 3MAY 1965 CeSPATCH SYMEOR, AMD RUMEBER OELA=43, 110 HEADQUARTERS FILE MURISER CusmATAncn a
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“ek ve ree “ a i | | - : b- i . : j 1% April 1965 MEMORANDUM FOR: Gee Distribution - ; : ’ FRO 3 CA/CF; cl/icc { i. Areas of Know dlity. A reading of the transcription of debriefing clearly wmderlines KATZENBACH'’s eassesament the. possesses an encyclopedic knowledge of personalities and groups renging It ia not alvaye clear from the debriefing te what exten enjoys either a first-hand know dedge or even a friendly relationship with specifie individuals or groups. What is clear is tha: moves in a milieu on which ve presently have very little coverage; that he is already a member of . this loosely defined society and thus can be presumed capable of de- veloping new contacts or strengthening old ones by means of present a: past associations. : t It is difficult to categorize or devine what this milieu is. : It is not the world of | l= although it contains a pre- pomderance of communists; end it does not seem to be a society which necessarily revolves about the The primary commen denomina- tor covering most of the personalities involved in reporting poh is some association with the ee partie . : eularly A secondary means of characterizing these contacts is ‘ a 2 @ correlation with the ivhich lies out- : ‘ side such organized as the (His main : access to! and : [ th whom he claims to be on good terms at : the present time.) Another common thread, almost eas general, is esso- t elation wi although the meaning or clerification of this ' political description is never spelled out. In general,| displays oo @ good and often personal mmovledge of target areas which might be a oe i Re le EMO SRE Attys | 7 fp Lo PREY Deter Nae ieee hdd Ae OT ee SECRET sewe* Se ee bee at wares te EE De ial te adie 8 RR 2 Loy ei Se ees ot a sab
14-00000 Ae ene ECR IER ANON AO Enh en tetmnee teat Fone Ae empee reams ceembheatne ae ew ' @F even the and that his quarrel vith[ lever” Lb ctsfe wnpaid salary is vell known. While this may not be unbiased, is Lb = ‘  SECRS oe 2 ow 2. Aecess and Limitations on Access. There appareatly has been eirculated @ charge that is @ CIA t. (This is reflected in his 201 as dating from hie days with the In dealing with thie question, however, KATZENBACH cites own belie? that he is still able to operate in the circles which would be of interest to us. It is, of course, difficult to tell from his debriefing the extent and sericuse ness of this charge against insofar eas it affects his bona fides. It does seem that in milieu, gos@ip, personal attacks, mddled Joyalties and an aura of conspiratorial confusion ere everyday facts of ife and that personal contact and effectiveness in building rapport ‘would fer outweigh such critical personal charges -- which, indeed, proe bably circulate about most people. At the present time, for reasons not entirely clear, feels that he would be unwelcome and restricted were he to visit; —s_ J and, in fact, would not like to make such a trip. Ee has indicated, on the other hand, that he has friends and believes he could probably get some kind of job there or at 2east find a receptive and generally frien reception. He also appears . %® have some contact and standing with the since : he clains their] __—~—=idieffered him known of to what extent he might be able to parley such a contact into employment lor some form of cfficial association in Frrope, although these questions could be explored further. The termination of his asso- elation with would not, according to his account of ; it, Giscredit him in the eyes o se who might have been partisans of 4 the ideological line which thi purveyed. According to his ; i account, lis not in good with the i apparently true that he bas ledged a claim for payment agains? | end thus is not in the position of heving been expelled frog. ; for ideological deviation. As gecounte it, it is jnot he, i who is discredited. . ; j- 3e Motivation end Readiness to Cooperate. The debriefing reflects a between the lines what KATZENBACE judges in his covering dispatch to be “3 @ readiness to collect information for us knowing that we are an official | seer eneresronmentogemmanenierer ere ageney and probably suspecting thet ve are KUBARK. His professed moti- wae. 2 peveg wation is monetary, and frankly eo, although e certain degree of fatigue with his past profession of ideological punditry is discernable. There are also a number of indications that] —s_— [would like to rehabilitate himel? lest be be forced to make his living for an indefinite period of time in an environment that he finds both umpleasant and materially un- rewarding. It is not possible, of course, to make an intelligent judge- gent from this debriefing on the firmness and consistency with which he- : SECRET Nae bee ea eSeelies ae * Maaeane tnd eve bebe es Ande ah agi Sammars Mactan mene Oe RTARTA ak es dena Bee 8 Oe a a Ne ln BAER Ce IN WEG bce bee Be Bite tops - Caper
sae noma : a a a Ee a) “ ——_SEGRET » 3 - wight undertake continuing assignments for ua, but this is not an unusual area of uncertainty vith a new agent and one which a proba- . tionary period should dispel. (It should be noted that in one instence, he volumteered 4 name as an operational lead -- i.e., as someone whom ve might find it worthwhile to look up. He also provided vhat is apparently on 4. Long-Range Usefulness and Initial Targetting. [| long- renge-usefulness, of course, would depend not only on his effectiveness end dependability, but on the opportumities which will emerge and take shape as a result of his initial activity. As a general proposition, ke ean be viewed as an intelligence collection asset targetted at a | Specifically, these targets would include: Im the short renge, a current aseigoment for us should meet the follow- dag criteria: @ ilené itself to probationary exploitation; SECRET ec ee Sc Tee Hn ew at amen mM Eee eR + ry 2 ta ALEPH B28 ‘ scat . Madea IRAE HA AE UL pare TS um poe ee re ee eery \ Oona, many .
14-00000 so FES ay 2 oo » : ° é * oe Qo ve . 5 woot ee hoe ty reg Ey panna eT 7 4 SECRET oh « ie best likely assignment to fulfill these requirements is that of a leapable of credible travel 7 | (29 June) and the/ [28 July) | in lwith some associations which will pre- serve his } Assuming the devel~ opment of adequate cover, he could then spend an initial period this spring and summer in jin May, | \cane mot be anticipated as targets at present either because of indefinite, plenning or because of wnsuiteble location. There is little doubt, hov- ever, that additional meetings will take place in/ l an eee interesting target personalities from] vhow| t attempt to report on.) In addition to hia cog = tion im coverage of these meetings he might also attempt to develop his access end contact among the] Jat ieast with the value of developing biographical and operational support data. Proposed for Discussion. The ordi questions seem to pre- sent 7 nee for discussion at this time @e decision on the continuation ef support to ba a probetionary period; be Getermination on tergetting for initial probationary and possible long-range employment; @. mechanics of establishing a project; a. timetable for assignments. Attachments: . |__| 7065 (re tentative cover at Pertiel list of names cited Se te tering . , Selections from the initial processing of [_—saebrieting
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a went pane, ae CLASSIFICATION: SPATCH |. in T_rontsans sucret ACTION Purse A ee ee oro. : OMY UALFED Chief, XUDFSKs chief, Fri.Caief, AF Can ioe! IMOEKING | | pief-e2 Station A. SSNS 7 Lie] il i A Ponte) ROCHE RET ERE Refs OFLA 42,706 1. Ref forwarded the tapes and a rough transcription of the debriefing seseion with Subjesot, which were held on February 17, 18, 19, 23, 1965. 2. In accordance with Seadquarters’ instructions, these seetings ‘ were kept on a don't~call-us-wo'll-call~you basis ~ in faot{__—sJwae given no means for calling use Also in accordance with deadquartera’ instrustions, we did not pay, ss_siat a constant rate of over $100 per hour. The first ‘ ($300) payment to was in faot more than we had originally intended to give his as a "binder", but in light of the imminense of his trip to mMrrope w: advanced him that sum to help him to meet his expenses. This nicely “goincided with our own time table, since the time he wae gone = some three weeks — should have provided adequate time for the initial tare to be reviewed and for requirements to be prepared and pouscked to the field. At any rate, the total sun given to for his time and a shot at his was §700. 3. may well feel that it has been done out of $700 in COA funds. The information obtained onl of or on any J at all, was slight. claims not to have had more than very . Little contact with them, and not to know too much about them. Unless there ie hard info to the contrary, we are inclined to believe that, was telling pretty much the truth in this respect, as indeed seems to have been the case almost all of the time. While thie is a bit of a disappointment, in a way, and seems to lessen the immediacy of | interest, i¢ certainly does not appear to eliminate lpotential worth. 4 The [___|station continues to fesl that| | has considerable potential as a source of positive intelligence on a wide range of targets ~ targets that appear to be only lightly covered otherwise, although we are not always able to judge this. A review of this debriefing can only cause one a certain amount of amazement at/ lencyolopedic knowledge of sany, many groups, personalities and | literally from \We leave it to Headquartere, of courss, to evaluate jf- Al [4] o Distributions wwe Excntrs ok seats GATE TYPED phi e Cavegrating and _ "95 “panier, kopesk_____ Lseeecn sd sR | 15 naron 196914 QMAR 2-Ghief, FE t CROSS REFERENCE TO DGSPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER 2-Chief, AF ' ‘ OBLA—42, 750 _ HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER HO FIELD DISTRIBUTION PRIORITY oe eee eee SECRET 4 Casein, a alate i GSCI as BIE on tame mn He an at a -s ee ee ee me nee ” - matte aime eee tates Ow ee Honma: Ty wu
ar - @ . e _ CLASS aS et Sone S8BOH AD HO . SBCRET OFLA-42,750 hie material; to the| __| station, hovever, it appears to be not only rather massive but detailed as well. Ye do not doubt that he will be caugnt cut from time to time on facts, and perhaps interpretations as well. But the totality of his information ~ and the whole performance was without notes ~ is astonishing. é 5. Several points should be noted. First oua effort : wee sade to show ——s—sdithat his comments on the were not . being made a matter of record. (I tock notes during our talk, and always stopped making notee when such a topic came up.) This te, as XULPA noted in OFLW «1903 of 12 February 1965, an area of sensitivity with[ _|| The only ‘times that Tite tees became emotional were when he talked about the hi @ involvement, and the involvexent of his close associates. And he kept reverting to the topie, and his involvement in it, throughout our conversations. We did not ehare FULPA’s impression that Giseatiefaction with the in America makes hia generally anti-American. 4e does eay that ke would not like to be living im America for the coming year; but in the contert of one who does not wish to be caught up in a period of growing violence, which] __— | appears not to believe to be the solution to the problem. Fe states: "TI ean understand how they feel that way, I can recognize the problems, but I eure don’t know what the eolution to the prebles is." His judgements on/| | reflect not only ar intisacy with the problem and a genuine concern, but also a generally reasonable and real understanding of sany of the forces at work. tends to condemn individuals ~ he spares no sympathy for the FBI, under= standably ~ but he does not appear to condemn the United States as a whole, nor even the United States Government as a whole. At the same time, he makes no phoney protestations, either. 6 Regarding Cuba,|___—_—jehowed a similar enctional involvement (he acknowledges "sy pro~Castro bias") but, withal, manages to give a more i balances portrayal of the situation than many rabidly anti-Castro , commentators. (Suba, and Guban matters, were also similarly low-keyed by me during our talks.) _ Te Where [lreally comes inte his own, and really astonishes with the breadth of his personal information and understanding, (and_largely, it appears, without the same personal involvement and bias) is in affaire (especially in| and and their general milieu, and | | Similarly he apreara to be informed on certain | | efforts at subversion and propaganda in 8. Rather as if reading our thoughts, offered to recruit him self. He didn’t get too specific, and neither did we. But he did make it quite clear that he would be willing to collect information for us, knowing only that we were ODYCK™, probably suspecting that we were KUBARK, and probably equally doubting (because ne knows the difference( that we were ODENVY. His motivationa can be compiled from hia own words. He hae for some time been unable to find a suitable job here in Ee has economic pressures working on hia — now exacerbated by the fast that hie wife has fk io 8 2en ‘access to and imowledge of these persons and groups arc marketable Venal? Opportunistic? Or someone who has a wife and two kids ‘ @upport, and no job for the past eight mcnths? [| __jacknowledzes that he has become somewhat bered with the “rbro-biology" of chasing petty ideolegical differences, the kind that maxe factions of siz menbere or lesa. At the same time, he acknowledgee that he has to have a job, and that hie .. commodities. His preference, he saya, would be to heve a nice quiet ljcb here, but his efforta to find such a job have been fruitiess. How, obvicigiy. oan one of his background and talents better exploy them than as ea He says that he would like | jor | |work fer the| pernaps, or an CDYCKE agency, but he is certain that he oould never cet the requisite security Gleerance. Still, obviously, he suspects that an “irregular” arm of ODYOKE, such as we, might be able to work scaething out. ‘ } USE PREVICUS EQITION CLASH ATO PAGE MC } REPLACES FORMS PRIGHITY ey ~
14-00000 EY fave ek vee eens A RRO TEE Ti MATL WEL Br SORTER AIRES AEM TIOIA A AIS ABTS OE AE ARETE TE: GRICE PSMA BELINDA GES MAREN AE LD RI. «lt REPSOL Ue Tar rat ct IRAE om seve yn ligne someon sendahttlyminted siapnbbitehe inti ieamrtin-ntn hetaibehtigtinecetctn+ err pamarash aatinneyrenivtctacinest tee ( CONTINUATION OF - O6PATCH , Ye How about hie ideological motivation? We had hoped for some gore sconerete expression than we got, on thie score, but what we have dg not too bad. de states that he will not be "intellestually dishonest": to the point of becoming a “professicnal anti-Communist,” by which he ‘ means a propagandist. At the same time, he agrees that he has no : desire to be a profassional Again we note that he is not blindly or unduly critical of ODYOKE., Granted, he criticizes many @lements of ODYCKS policy and tends to defend some enemies of CDYCKE. A failure for him to do so would be sufficiently remarkable to make us totally suspicious of him. tote further his comment that he would. hevabean perf willing +o talk to u year in th _fem6 fashion as ha-has-here. This would- sound rather suspicious and difficult to delieve, were it not for the fact that hs did ee self to be candid and cooperative in hia[__Jinterview with a officer. 19. How badly .olom is| _|then, if we are thinking of using him. After ell, he sas been publicly labelled a “CTA agent." Could he, then, work for EVBARE successfully? h4meelf is certainly a better judge of that than thea [Station, and we feel that there are only two indices that can be used to judge the matter. The first and nost immediate is ] own opinion, eince Le has lived with the problem, and has tested the idea in practice. He feele that he could still operate ("move” is his tern) in most cf the desirable areeg success— fully, provided he hes adequate cover for being where he is anil ‘détag what he does. Tne second index would be for ug to test his continuing access to targets of intarest. It should not take too long to make such a test without rutting anything into real jeopardy. it. Cover for of course, would be a serious problem. Fe himself proposes the obvicus answers sone kind of vaguely | | Ye should think that such cever could be arranged. ind we grosése to disucea a number of possibilities with Headquarters . in due tine. 42. Utilization and Iccale are most closely related, of course. From our vantage point here, it would appear that would be the wost desiratle home base for Be could range out from there into (the two best_targets, 2yparently) and ios? §3a tant maintain e reguler flow of information on affairs while “at home." He has epoxen several times of the ease with which he is integrated into the/ jenvironnent, and he has a fairly well established base there from wiich to expand his operations. He has eaid that he would be willing to go there, or[___—s—sijor moat other place where his children can continue their education in And[__—siappears to be, for the foreseeable future, a worthwhile target in its own right, as well ag the site of a growing number; of | meetings, for which ould appear to have exceptionally fine credentials. As he says, he could go elsewhere in| | but | ie where he would fit best. We would be inclined to keep him, for the xost pert, avay from the[ milieu (except, perhaps, incidentally) te avoid straining hia reportorial objectivity. Jn the and | areas, we suspect that careful checking would ensure such objectivity. 43. His utilization could best be considered on a straight information-collesting basis. To use him as a! | would be not only repugnant to hia but destructive of his utility as well. Presumably he Gould be permitted to continue not only for his overt enpPyere ‘in af 3 but perhaps csoasionally for f his own choosing, in orfer to maintain his om cover. (This is, admittedly, seeing rather far into the future.) We do feel, however, that[ __[pould be an admirable and highly valuable collector of positive information on that whole spectrum of the with which he ia already so familiar. CLASSIFICA ON PRIORITY USE PEEVIOUS FOHION Rem ales FORMS $278 $l lea ara $5 2
PEON Hy 2 ™ . CONTINUATION OF CASH ATOre O PPAtCo SPORCN Aha) boo) BiSPATCH PRIORITY - SRCRET OL An22.750 15. We should also like to comment on the reliability of comments in the course of our meetines to date. We have found hin to be thoroughly consistent in his commente and attitudes throughout. We found no indication of geliberate deception or serione attempts to mislead. He may hove provided some erroneous materials, or he may have 6ryoneously interpreted some events; tut his comments and attitudes rémained sufficiently consistent to lead us to believe that he wae being reasonably honest all the way. He played down some items, no doubt, and played up others. In the course of a debriefing such as this was there seemed little or no point in pushing hard at such points = tesides, his knowledge of the areas covered so far outdigtanoed mine that I could not Lave attenpted to probe or pin him down on specifica. (Note aleo his tendency to make corrections in the debricfing questionnaire, as when the:wrong name would appear for a ~ wp . 6. [_] present status is that he ies out of work, in debt, and without anv prospects of reasonable employment in the near future. He ig somewhat occupied with an/ [this will probably keep him from taking another job for the next few weeks. Beyond that, nothing ie definite. If we would like to give him a try, then, some move should be made to formalize matters with him before he accepts some job that will put him out of the merket. 17e Recognising that there are risks involved, 1t nevertheless seems most undesirable to pase up what has the earmarks of being a highly useful asset. We request, a ee that Headquarters review and consider the entirety of our knowledge of to this point, and give us 4 reading on hie potential worth, aa viewed wy ae Divigion, KUD ICG and other interested parties. If, fcr Feasons of which Headquarters is aware, and we are not, [48 considere2 unacceptable as a KUTUBE asset, let us know. If, on the other hand, there appears to be a market for his talents and capabilities, ‘we should move rather rapidly to pre-empt him. . His present: flexibility ie not likely to last for long, and any plan to use hin should také this into account. As BC ig aware, we are not in a position to pit this into the fora of a Station project. This should not be the reason for neglesting what appears to be such a potentially rewarding aeset for KUBARK, however. 48. We would appreciate a reply within a couple of weeks of dead= quarters’ receipt of this dispatch. f v4 ? George H. KATZEIBACH v USE faEnOUS COMMON CUSSPC ATION PAGE NO REMACES FORME PRIORITY SL de B17Ba ANG NF ger pra CONTROIED 7 tay Moe A  easceiae enema “ae ead omer three SD HEED
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SER TY GY TTI CT BEART IR oh OEE REP ERAT AOA + Ee" BED APRESS RAR ASSEN E GOS. Se OER Ca AT PE ene sean + SEEDER LEY EEL ETT CED ER I LEE LET LEE Te LENT DISPATCH | eS == ———— a PF Chief, VR ee aco. Chief of Station | Chief, KUWOLF hief, KUDESE hie Fe ee R ee NSS ee hief of Station I SCTION REQRRRED - REFEREES , 4e Tranemitted herewith ie ene copy of the cards that constitute the, | These were borrowed Trea | land copied in the station. fe. >. iled the cards and was responsible for and to whom, therefore, they more properly belong) @ not aware that/ lLhas “loaned” the cards out. They were returned te the same dey he brought them in fer copying. 2, We have not made any attempt to count thea. There are several thousand. A few comments will be in order about some of the marks and notations that appear on the cards. 3. One general cate; ory is “Promotional®, The first bunch of sheets —- about twenty, it appears = are in thie category. Trey are marked "Promotional" or "FR". These were sent out gratie either to induce publicity, er te encourage new or to make friende happy. (Presumably, séveral others are in this category). 4 ‘Thereafter, the cards run in categories of one sort or another. with civen countries generally lumped together. Those where the re some of those that were taken from Some are marked|| [which means that the || [and the person subsequently | on his own, after a little promotional treatment. 5. The coded symbols, unfortunately!) llooula Bot explain, since this was hie wife's territory, rather than hie own. fhe first set of lettere obviously refers to the country (e.g, |e Other msumbers and letters are not clear. The name that eppeara apart from the name of the usually indicates who arranged the (thie may be or something like a gift le For instance, | whe handles Gav? t ao aontyit
14-00000) } t § fife aed i ‘ 1 SPL UA OT NEE ee Ree oN peanatemnc ome TET ee Ct Bem Fea sy fg CONTINUATION OF -™ DISPATCH sone [dates are ebvicus. “Private” merely meane that someone | directly, hiseel?, rather than through an agency. inclueion, and if it seems likely that would like us to acknowledge having it. Attachnents Herewith BPiestributions hief, We w/att h/w 2-C0S, u/o att 2@Chisf, KUWOLF w/o att Chief, KUDESK w/o att Chief, FE v/o att EASE Bnet ht RSE ECS aS P OAS FORESEES STORE RATA TR IR SAU ETE MOREE T LES Re ee RE IE A oe we ea TERETE MEG AY HEPLACES POURS i 1-26 ST MA AND 39 OF , 6. Any further questions relati included in any subsequent contacts wit Te We note that tel ____lseoursay on . eepecially after the tise when the ay aak us for thie | 8 At sone tize, tad Ge would appreciate being advised as te whether Headquarters can be $7 thay aerit ow the answers. annot be guarantesd, ted waya with nna GTR ZARIrEReecenne meornnne Mem ie phErNntR wesw a Rpt ete » ae ee as . . + - See eet etd a a Te cone eprtibrcremg tao: FN 4 NPA CIRES AP TBI 2S 5 Bi: eae
‘ Oa eee Ses 7 ee “es o. oa ee MESSAGE FoR‘ 3] LUN OYVIOE”—O*«C if SECRET ts $928 0) No mom sATEs 18 Feb 65 KE) uz mcs meno. 201 - 306052 z 7 Tl BESTROY n NO 4 ; (CO eeuen to smn] jf cy caus cu woe L_ | Ones ae ea DIRECTOR a ciJePs Z KUDESK | 86097 rE: A. [ __lle129 (1N 81502)* B. =pELW - 21869 REQUIREMENTS. SPECIFICALLY HAS G BEEN IN TOUCH RECENTLY WITH ANY SEVOM — w CUBAN OFFICIALS WHO SUPPLIED INFO ON CUBAN INTERNAL SITUATION, STRUGGLE BETWEEN CASTRO AND OLD COMMUNISTS, STABILITY OF CUBAN REGIME, OR CUBAN . SOVIET RELATIONS? -#. BELIEVE PROBING INTO HISTORY G RELATIONS WITH CUBA AND IN DESCRIPTION CURRENT CUBAN CONTACTS AS BASIS FOR FOLLCW Up Lay RR oh . . «ave tPA, con, 1/10 2 mo WE CFE C Fi A008, ooh wi/sp Ky Plz | SHOULD BE AVOIDED AT OUTSET SINCE THIS APPEARS TO BE AREA WHERE HE MOST SENSITIVE ABOUT GIVING POTENTIALLY SELF INCRIMINATING INFO AND FURTHERMORE OF MARGINAL VALUE. END OF HESSAGE, C<VOSMA “ww - | query re rquts on | cuban contacts if any. XO 2eeesa | R- _t. c @ id vo , See SELCASING OFFICER es 13896 sevious Ri. co beet fe . TREPRODU TION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFicé iS PROHIBITED. PER en ae mere Ala er A POE AS Ta Reg SPIRE TS RCI ee TN tte te oe tne sett ey ate AUTHERTICATi ag Orriceta Copy Na {331 fie ey ae oO Hee ee ° . a Tete ge ROT ecu on eee ae WIS meet Fagen te wo. ° <A ere re A ems : Ro: 1. IN ADDITION QUESTION THIRTY-SIX REF B, WE PRIMARILY INTERESTED { ny oR yn adh le ried eH Reson
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14-00000 4 we DISPATCH oe = ro §6<Chief of Station, —_—_Attention: BA erro n 20 OU QED O Chief af._Station.. OMEY QUALEIED DESK Chie ee oe Rou i suBseCt pr ACTON RLQUIRED - REFERENCES RE: ORLA — 42,410, 26 January 1965 1. On 11 February KUBARK Staff Agent Errol S. EKEULPA, who had contact with[” jim 1363-64, listened to reference tape and made the following comments, which may be helpful to Katzenbach. EULPA felt that the[ _—s_ [that be was hearing on the tape had indeed ehanged rather a ce the last time KULPA pad any contact with him or the EULPA remerbers| and probably (because 6 8 orientation) anti-U.S. KULPA i { is therefore quite Ror ree | | | that extreme precaution be taken in the handling of 3. KULPa's view of | |moti vations: KULPA hag strenuous doubts as to any idealogical motivation om the part of | Be recognizes the obvious monetary motivation and feeles that this probably plays a large part ig the man's being wil 1k to ODYCKE, Another very possible motivation is{__ |dteattection with] Parentheticaliy, EULPA a t in and probably in was really nothing more mo 2 name that J wanted on the masthead. primary duties as were probably in the area of translation. In light o F: KULPA feels that perhaps seme legi t tion of value can be obtained in the area of te eer again paren theticaliy, it might be noted that e that was not as “idedistic” as his wife. Where might adhere te the aspects of Marxism-Leninism that calle or revolutionary ehange etry ae because of his dissatisfaction with a world | | tis Henin RCER te penseRETETENLRatoeT > ie which the had to endure a certain amount of | » ne is not a strict doctrinaire in any of ee On the other hand, KULPA pointed out that 2 eens tee TMOG Si Fe wife (who by the way is a ig idealistic in the sense at she Teeis her o must be internally and idealogically consistent, This is why she objected to/ | for nd why she probably would get upset if she knew Gxactly what type of game her husband was currently playing with ODYOKE, ) ~ CONTINUED NEXT PAGE... eraty  teleee n a ee ee CROSS REFERENCE TO awh QEGPATOs SYRREOR AAD MAE ORE 5 FEB 1965 OELW - 21903 __ 112 February 1965 8-E-C-R-E-T os 201 - 306053 ORIGINATING 7 af > x. Eat. | 66052) c1/IcG 5928 2. J COORDINATING . A ELE STVERA | DATE : TEFICER'S NAME : rs z AF/1 12 Feb 6 (an draft) : i CA/3 | 12 Feb 6 (by phone) i co/10 12 Feb 6 (by phone) Qe ; sE/ac/u | a CAF alg S* teen, jor. oe * DCWE(BC) /> Fel, 50m 53 use pnenous esrt-on . “a , Pal ¢ 9) A eis & BE 1-63
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ait \ a i ay r woe a = an tet ie Re x "L =L Aer 4, WOULD BE USEFUL TO HAVE G TALK ABOUT HIS CONTACTS WITH IN GREATER DETAIL. WHAT FAVORS DID HE DO FoR| _—=_—_[AND VICE-VERSA. . 5, ANY INFORMATION ON ORGANIZATION, PERSONALITIES AND ACTIVITIES OF ANY INDICATIOS mars| | ENVOLVED IN] 6, INFORMATION ON RELATIONS OF[_|WIFE WITH 7. INFORMATION oN | | HOW WERE STAFFS CHOSEN? WHAT ARE THEIR FUNCTIONS, OVERT AND COVERT? END OF MESSAGE. _ Oo . ca/B3 = | coy phone) oe a a : — a ' €O/10 -| say phone) : — _ A LOTT] aa arate) 7 : ” ze ee | * = : Migh: . se _: eesimeriae Grricens . : _ = : BELBAsine OrsicER ~—, - Shot aBTHESTCANSG ~ a - ta | §-C-R-E-T | ad from eoresa : o imetee ewes cate REPRODUCTION 8Y OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Case Me, : Oe. Ne AP A aM ED, TM ey APSE “SL” Seton ae AE Br ee ee we
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14-0000 : - - . . ' i ——— Sa nn PROCES ACTION te Bta HO GNDEKING HEQUIRED a FO, ONLY QUALIFIED DELS CAM J00GE INDEXING Feo SUCROPILA SuMECT EUDES | - = -& ARTO REQUIRED » REF: $s i Ref: OELA - 42,410, 26 January 1965 : ‘ 1. Forwarded as enclosure are requirements for the debriefing of : Subject. Together with the requirements is a EUDESEK narrative on - £ ound information . of Katzenbach. ur ther ckground on ean be found, if . you bave not already done so, in the following spatches: GELA - 39,346, 26 Sept '63 OELW - 20,852, 16 Dec '63 OELA - 40,208, 24 Feb '64 OELA - 40,542, 15 Apr '64 GELA - 41,545, 10 Sept '64 - ORL ~ 30,251, 24 Sept '64 | g ! | | | 2. Ve have not yet had tiwe to review the tape of your first | session with Subject forwarded with Reference, nor do we expect to \ get a transcription completed in time to reach you by 15 February. The list of names attached to Eeference indicate considerable know- | ledgeability om the part of Subject as well a tendency to pour out his knowledge in a sort of stream of consciousness style. We fear that, if given the opportunity, Subject will take the bit in his ~ teeth and as much money 2c he can in hig hot little hands and be i ’ o€f2Z amd running. To prevent this we would like to suggest that ‘ee i debriefing be set up on a tightly organized, businesslike basis. would probably be advisable toe write up the terms in a Letter of i &4greement contract for Subject’s signature before getting started, - making sure te include a paragraph in which ODYORE‘s obligations “» and promises are limited to the terms specifically enumerated in the | document. We think that any meaningful debriefing will take 3 - $ f . ays, and there is good reason to believe that Subject will have ae information of sufficient interest to justify this expenditure of Case Officer time. We do not foresee any long range operational f ww MONA NNRICI- — neRERTEY ETCETERA: ~ aeRO relationship with Subject. While we look at the debriefing as basically a cue-shot proposition there will probably be follow-up questions and, perhaps, specific action requests, requiring a later contact. Therefére, the communication ‘channel to Subject should be left open on a "don't call us, we'll call you" basis. “ty i CONTINUED NEXT PAGE. .. i CROSS REFERENCE TO DISPATCH SYMBOL AND bauiBER a QA j- Boe? 1Ar OELY — 21869 3 February 1965 CLASSINCATION MOS FILE POUeABER S-E-C-E-E-F 201 - 306,052 . OFFICE - | 0: . ; ~306052) | C/WE/BC/U : 7220 > BOUPIAGI/I /1 COOSDINST NG : [w/en encl OFFICE SYMBOL | DATE : OFFICER'S NAME ; mache wfenci‘7> c ia a REA: CI/1CG _ Feb 65 Fado: fi my EL aroyrrs c/co/10 5 a psf 2/ — a S&S 7 “ . H :  wErEag.G Ue OFFICE SYMBOL BATE DCWE(BC) 5 2ef./éy “3 rose 53 use previous grrion » “ , - D f § p ATC H - ce n my Beg ey *y :
14-00000 - ° tte f co ATION OF | ABS IFICATION CISFPATCH CYMER. AND NUMBER : . i NSP ATH 8-E-C-R-E-T ORLY - 21869 | tana as (rather than a "flexible") basia, it might be a good idea to start by getting Subject to supply a personal history statement from the time of his first entry tBhe ccueea es UERISSE AS WWI the present day. (This can be presented to Subject ag a s for us to formulate meaningful questions, not as any sort of personal “confession” on his part.) In addition to providing us with a eheck on his veracity, this will set the stage for a debriefing conducted on KEUBARE's terms, mot Subject's. It is important that 4t be made clear to Subject at the outset that we want facts, not | | ' 3. Im line with the need to put the debriefing on a businesslike speculation, commentary and analysis. 4 4 t a. ‘ 4 Please charge paymen ubject for the debriefing to 4eet. Br. $137 - 1468 (igs. 004). Three husdred dollars for the initial 24 hours talk with Subject is on the steep side. Wewere thinking in te e five days debriefing with a bonus for a copy ef the 2ST oy Ri 8. TIPFARY 2 - w/2cce encl. (485 fprirete 6 re 8 .7 t 4 ; : bd a 5 y = t é pas e a . + hoe , er . . . ". . ta “oy . “ ” - + i. wee ‘ 4 Fae s Bae hoe : h ; : a fe, ‘ . ttt > ae . : Oy ® ~ ‘ . . : . . . . . mo ah ee r , “ ‘ va ‘ - "as hes we, a“ . ' ‘ ’ os . . . . + : . ae yo” . yo . ‘ wae fot . * pS car re Aes . owe, ete ao o 4 er roy + . oe ro ie a ee et ot + toe re De , " : an * os to. . . } 5 : . ioe : . FN ed ol, ae . . Aho. ? . 1 my ay . , ~~ . . FH , a : ~ N ‘ . £ be] 5 4 a 8 ‘ 5 i ’ 5 : a > se ose-eieemeeeeeeeedemamnemeneatiabeieemommmapeetintiatmemmmmannanenen eens sence ee ee ee ee TS 7
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14-00000 a . ome [aiid DISPATCH ae anne SECKET Fa ACTION aa Bie MARKED FOR tROLRIEG Chief, Wa XE | eo ncoras atquaey ero Chief, EVWOLP; Chief, KUDSSK; Chief, FE; Chief. teacQaaTENS tesa Chief, Wa, ccs. Chief ccs CAN NAGE COURS Faces ree BESS Chief of Station ix suaec) UDG ; Fepert on Lo SECTOR REQURRED - SEFEECES : REFe O8L4-42,410, 26 January 1965 Ea SAE TL CAS Ut toeg Der ES PC oe Thea geet ee y ACl— 266r <2. , 27 Jane 65 ce i Ta MORN faze. MEADQUARTERS FILE MLEMBER SECRET @ 201—306652 = EDs Ae ene set meneame Bt ee - - - : ” ~ ee .
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14-00000 toner os Moat wate pares > & AE GAUSS WTEC ET ORIN Lie PN tea NT SLRS AME ECT a Sel ae URE stash WET LS ccR R are d ep eaeNess “APOE OTe, GME ar CLADE FLA iOre “3 CONTINUATION OF OISPATCH ‘ SECRET . & few of the phrases that do not appsar too clearly on the tape are included fa “ liat.e Occasionally the namea are written phonetically, indicated by phe * 6. [_ letter of a photograph o. was not accepted, on the asgumption that KUBARK already has a photo. If this is net the case, let us know, and we will include that in our requirements for a subsequent seeting. Te The lis apperently | He is algo referred to as the| (See 5575 | of 12 January 1965.) 8. The reference te the eorreborates eaters is corroborated by) the material referred to in para 2 o ; (22 December 1965). We are not fully aware of the however, 9. Im reviewing the:tape, it will become apparent that the arrangements with| |were left fairly flexible for the future. It would appear, from hie responses, that a longer range relationship with him could, in fact, be eatabliahed if, after thorough review of hia materials, that seems necessary or desirable. 10. We will expect, in addition to the requirements that have been pronised, that Headquartera will advise us on their desire te arrange for the one~ahot approach previously suggested by Headquarters, or a different ar fangement. We are unable to assesa@ the validity or worth of all the comments he made. Our iapresasion, however, ig that he is reasonably mmowledgeable of @® number of fields of interest to us. We also suspect that in gome areas his - knowledge ie quite superficial. Hie access to various areas of potential interest say be partially proved by hie trip around Burope and should be ea useful indication of how we may be interested in playing him. The possibility of his has not been overlocked, of course, and we welcome Headquarters® comments on this score as well. omments on various personalities, ia the most obvious in thie category. die Be would also appreci with whom we are not familiar 12. Headquarters ia requested to provide us with a transcription of this tape, 28 well as the promised requirements, pricr to 15 February. ODZNVY should also be provided with as auch of the material as is of interest to then, .. and a copy of that material should be given tc us to pass to the ODENVY office - here. We are also obliged to pass to such elements of this material as ' de of legitimate concern te them. In this case, we would suggest that thie be interpreted rather liberally and Headquarters~ copy be forwarded along with the other items listed above. (Hote oc a oo been quite cooperative while we have been approaching this case, and theiF recent rundown ofa being pouched almost simultaneously with this dispatch.) f 4 George H. KATZBNBACH \. Attachment: herewith t-List of names a~ Tage Cust onty) Distritafons p3-Chief, WE w/attrn/n 2—Chief, KUWOLF w/att h/w 2-Chief, KUDESK w/att b/w @-Chief, FE u/att b/w 4-cos, | w/att b/w 2—Chief, AP v/att h/w Chief, Was We 2-Chief, WE w/att b/w - +-COS, SOuM Use ree pre e-Ous FO EDITION CLASSIFICA THORS es? S3e ries Te sr pea AND S120 B8EGERSE Jeon i , WHICH ARE CESOLETE. TED samo a
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14-00000 mage, LasercaTion PROCESSING ACTON DISPATCH | scr; | % | [? cuter of station| | et . || eee gone Cam Boe aoose ete nbegt Chief, WE Letter to KURARE REF: DIR 78506 48 stated in reference we forward herewith copy of| letter which the Station might consider using ultimately tc establish if other means of establishing, | (such as | does not satisfy| | | | case officer in showing the ktter to. __—_iaeea | ox | of KUBARK, though[{”_—siaight well gake that assumption. AG F, ROLNICK CROSS REPERENOE GYSPa rons SYMBOL AnD RURAEER we Ss |  ORLW-21828 oP CLASSEAICATION QS FLE MEER - S-E-C-R-E-T- 201 - 306052 FRR ¥ 14 Shee OURAN a MP Re MR” SIT Osa des ae: =. a | FO" $3 use previous romion Sn ert een aan, gene tema Snmen dn ce? Wa REE hh ASAPH AO Ea USAR ar AY
14-00000 _ SRL Eire ene E Rin mnanerod te ew enay MN tg eit me Laseraaeiate LS Se AMER, 2 co Braet a SANTA bunker OFPA = 77970 15 Jawuary 1965 CLAGEERCATION ORS FILE Rae SECRET 201-306052 . Seas SiS ne Ee CBS A ect I ant ERB ATA ne ETRE ES Cy aR DMT AI AN Rue ga gg a . . ns mm ; * cee wp D CLASSIFICATION PROCESSING ACTION ISPATCH SECRET "| magne POR INDEXING 70 - Chief, ifn ATT.As Cuil, FE XXX MO IMDEXING REQUIRED nO. Cuief of Station{ i cant Ace ODEAING PRC . Chistof Statioa [_ moonus SUAECT a + le Identity A, formerly euployed by Identity 8 SETOM GEQUIRED « REFEREES REFERENCE:[ _|8052 NOTS: The folloving round-up and commentary on Iden A had been drafted before! ]9017 of 6 January 1965 and later traffie preseated tne ease in a soceshat differeat lignt. we forvard the following anyway, as some of the background and supgzestions still secc pertinent. Several questions raised below have now been resolved, aotably the alles- ation of an Iden A/SUBARK Link (explained by the ODEIVY letter of 1 December 1964, not available when the following was written). Cories of recent correspondence o2 Iden A, passed to us on 13 January 1965, are attached as Attachment 3, USC. 1._Uoon receiving the memorandum cited in tne reference, we requested a) 2. Our coatinuing preoccupation wth the WEs A question is three-fold: (a) |froa IDiii 8 (and caus from acceptance by | opens the door for nis possible recruitment; (bo) we would Like to determine whether his[ was engineered by personzl enemies or whether he actually I (ec) as regards the USA as its primary target, the| [can be expected to continue pr aganda attacks designed to create iDei D tension and inflame ie Attachments: 1. Excerpt from RFE research bulletin, 19 Nov 64, b/w Sf0atigctd a £.yul2- iemorandum of Conversation, USC 3. Letters dated 4 and 6 Jam 65, USC Distribution:”° Identities, USC 3=— Chief, WE w/ates tf 2 asf FE w/atts , Ly 2 = COS fates f f ee alerts thins OCOTR.
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14-00000 e tog om oe tee Att . to: OFFA - 77970 | », HW Bane J fore yaa ot ee RA DIS FREE £. ROPE fReserr fs | - ;  Noveaker ee Unized Gtates One of the most violent reactions came from the heurt— land of capitaliam, from the small American faction whican pre~ duces the monthly Hammer & Steel Newsletter in Boston. ‘Tne October issue of tne mimeographed bulletin vengefully gives a list of eight reasons why Khrushchev fell -- each one a vin~ dictive crow of triumph, and many attacking not only Khrush- j chev but basic Soviet policies such as "the distortion of ’ peaceful coexistence.” Points 2, 3 and 8 will serve as ililus- " trations: 2. His German policy -- Khrushchev sought to ingratiate himself with West Germany. He was obviously ready ' +o sell out the German Democratic Republic... ' oo RENE RE GREE Bear ta arte NY VANE END Waa nee 3. The declining influence of the CPSU among the Secial- | . ist countries and the Communist Parties. The pro- ‘ posed Moscow gathering was shaping up as a conference : of only those Party leaders ready to openly serve U.S. imperialist aggression against the national 1l1ib- eration struggles. For example, Asian supporters of Khrushchev could have gathered in a telephone booth. 8. The nuclear success of People's China. Khrushchev at hed maintained that nuclear power was the exclusive responsibility of revisionists and imperialista -— of white nations. Khrushchev's great power chauvin- iem°was blown sy high in Sinkiang Province. “| Although there is no evidence that the politically insig- nificant Hammer & Steel group enjoys any direct support from the Chinese (as the Ruesians alleged in their “Open Letter® { i i i to ' July 14, 1963), it has always offered its allegiance to __ | Peking in the most extreme form. This is expressed agair in the claim that “Khrushchev's failure to recognize the contra- ppressed peoples and imperialism as the { jetion between the 0 ; _ oocel contradiction of our tine resulted in blindness concern ine the leading réle of the Chinese Party." inis 1s 4a ciaim that the Chinese themselves would not want to make, expeciaily at this juncture. — : . * s° * o4B oF ' owtle 7 ne OPE 70. CMY ce. . Rel Foee . * ° . - yt a a . . aE Lighten OO te ae . . . “loos 7 #8 ra Men a ll Peleg eet one toe ae aoe “a. wot e. oe 7 i pee DEPART han eM pe Sieh ks er OETA hale ee oe * ~ 8%, . a eee trae va TT ae
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