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: [1] UNCLASSIFIED =) INTERNAL (1) CONFIDENTIAL =» ([]._ SECRET — '.ROUTING AND RECORD. SHEE. — : YSCAB-— TE -2479/ os SUBJECT: (Optional) DATE iz TO: (Officer designation, ber, and building) ser cestgnamone rogm nuaimers @ DATE OFFICER'S | COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom . INITIALS to whem. Draw ao line across column after each comment.) | . 6 ee ee lal CAa INTERNAL seer’ 610 “tommons* [7] SECRET  ([] CONFIDENTIAL (] yseomy | [] UNCLASSIFIED 3-62
14-00000 BATE REPLY REQUESTED 1 August 78 SPEED LETTER _TAFLE | TER woe . YES TO = Norbert Shepanek  PCS/LOC «FROM: “BALL Sturbitts | C/LA/ST/B , ATT: : Shep: Re HSCa request 6 july 78 (OL 78. 2491). Para 3: We have no record of any transcripts or recordings of conversations of Jac Whitten or. Win Scott. If any exist should be in CI Staff. Pata 4: Annie Goodpasture wrote a history of the Mexico Station for. the Western He sphere Division not the White House. This history covers the period from the incepti of the Station in to 1969. There is very little material dealing with the Kenne assassination but a great deal of material relating tofIiaison, relatia and operations not related to the HSCA investigation. It is impossible to itize this tome and the "soft file" _docyments do not exist. There is a bibliography again precious little pertains. . _ Where to now? CC: C/LA/MGSB SienatuRe SIGNATURE RETURN TO ORIGINATOR aught eda gs aa
104-10065-10158) Bsr Ay | | SECRET. : , | STAFF rr J . ae] ts : sere ‘ : oom (TEMPO 1077733 21545602 ISP) = “ - " “ = - woe FRP3 y2e of #4 ADV C/EUR C/LAsZ 15002 i aa ~ crtef__ao791 oo | a <> TOs IMMEDIATE DIRECTOR, MEXICO CITY. ACTION: C/EUR~6 «INFOS FILE, VR C/LA#8, ODPD=D, C/OG/0MS, GR OP Ge Ga et oy Es Gt ME Ee OE Go ay NE Fd EE es OY ED OF EH ap GE Ey Ed me OR 69-88 OG ET EP OO Gn Ge wy OF aw an GS ER GY KY Ge Oe ae Ge Ga ee GS OE 8F-O> Gs Ee Gm ae GF Eh te. aS EF Oh Ep DW oS OP es oF gE ar yo 78 1077733 | oe PAGE 001 IN 1077733 | TOR: 0314572 AUG 78 N40791 @P Qh Om gr Ga ae am BF Gm GY TE EH UD me Ge ws HY oy EHH EF GP OR OB OF Ge HP ED SD Gk aD GL.at EH Oe ay GE EM ge EP 29 oF a Hd Gk ED ay ay ay oO UR ED es GY EM OM GY BY ED Ge ED a qu GP GY GT OF OP ew GH er me = SEC RE T 0313182 AUG 78 STAFF oe WNINTEL RYBAT REFS: As DIRECTOR 265425 B. COSMAS28326, 24 JAN 73 a CeL_ J aG775 1071418 1, ON 3 AUGUST 1978 LOCAL DIRECTOR (U.S. CITIZEN) FOR BERLITZ IN MADRID CAME TO CONSULATE WITH FOLLOWING STORY: CKDAFGHAN/1. (by 1) CpotioW) IS CURRENTLY EMPLOYED BY BERLITZ IN MADRID AND WAS ADVISED BY SPANISH POLICE THAT AS RESULT OF THE EXPOSURES By PHILIP AGEE HE WAS TO BE THE SUBJECT OF AN EXPOSE IN THE SPANISH PRESS ON 4 AUGUST. SPAHISH POLICE TOLD 671 THAT THE PRESS HAS GOTTEN DETAILS CONCERNING HIS ACTIVITIES FOR CIA IN MEXICO CITY$ THAT KE LIVED DIRECTLY IN FRONT OF THE CuBAN FMBASSY AND ACTED AS A SURVEILLANT. DIRECTOR OF BERLITZ SAID HE WAS CONCERNED ABOUT THE IMPACT THIS PRESS PLAY WOULD HAVE UPON BERLITZ, #Y1 AND U.S. GOVERNMENT, HE IS TO RETURN TO THE CONSULATE ON 4 AUGUST TO PROVIDE K71'S BIOGRAPHICAL DATA AND ae STATUS,- 2, IN VIEW REF A INTEREST REQUEST IMMEDIATE GUIDANCE. 3. NO FILE, €2 IMPDET . | | ; | ) | : Lh. €£beer0rv EL BIET LEP D — A a = . dn ETC ~ 2A Sx ae rt END OF MESSAGE. ee SECRET 06188 |
104-10065-10460] | | HSC FE SECRET . FRPS » ¢ 6 6 #© # «STAFF y INFO: FILE, VR, DDO#4, C/IP/DMS, C/LA#8, C/PCS, DDO/D0 -= 8h OLC, (19/P) 2 C ao G2 GS GS am Gp Ge te GD Ge a OD GP oF EP GH te UD eH Mt UP EP a GD gp aE aD OP EP & ge GD UP GP HO G2 GH ES GE GH GA Es GP GF SP OD ED ap UP GH HP GP He EH GP GD Gy aD EE oD Gm HY ce GO an EP ar GP Ge Ge SS as Ge Gs Gr & Ge - 78 0696227 ° PAGE 001 : . ‘ TOT: 1305592 MAY 78 DIRECTOR 222189 f SECRET | | STAFF 1305592 DIRECTOR 222189 . re sch TO: MEXICO CITY, a, oo WNINTEL RYBAT | LAFF. INVESTIGATORS PLANNING VISIT TO INTERVIEW PERSONS RELATED 10 KENNEDY ASSASSINATION, WILL PROVIDE MORE: SPECIFIC DETAILS RE TRAVEL WHEN KNOWN, MEANTIME, PLEASE CHECK YOUR RECORDS AND PROVIDE ASAP LAST KNOWN ADDRESS, DUB OR OTHER IDENTIFYING DATA ON FOLLOWING WHOM WE ASSUME HSCA MAY WANT TO INTERVIEWS A. SILVIA DURAN ,B. HORATIO DURAN _C. RUBAN DURAN D, OSCAR CONTRERAS VELCEQUEZ. E, OSCAR MOLINA F.. ENRIQUE MOLINA G, PEDRO GUITIERREZ VELINCIA H. ELENA GARRO DE PAZ I. ELENITA (OR ELINITA) GARRO DE PAZ J. REMOND JOSEPH DURANT ALVEREZ K. GEORGE FREDERICK MUNRO 2, WSCA STAFF HAS IDENTIFIED ‘CHARLES FLICK RESIDING IN MEXICO AS ONE OF THE INDIVIDUALS THEY WILL WANT TO INTERVIEW, MR, FLICK PRESENTLY RESIDING AT? CAVENTDA | DE LOS BOSQUES, 63 LOMAS, TECAMACHALO@=10 EDO DE MEXICO, MEXICO, 3, NO FILE, E2 IMPDET,> ORIG N SHEPANEK SA/DO 1542 COORD OLC INFO C/LA/STB STURBITTS AUTH: -AC/LA/MGSB 3 REL: AC/LA (LAUDER)? CL BY 029163, END OF MESSAGE 2 SECRET . | | OO | #059773
foes ke a . “ ry - , , oy : an : mE toe . . Geonc os a DD/O.2$7 3\G3 ° OLC 78-1641 12 W492 up PH TE MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director for Operations Deputy Director for Administration Inspector General General Counsel Deputy Director for Public Affairs FROM: | . Acting Legislative Counsel SUBJECT: House Select Committee on Assassinations 1. On 27 April 1978, I sent you a projection of issues requiring the development of coordinated positions for consideration and decision by top management. In response to my request, each of you designated : representatives to a Task Force assembled for this purpose and the Task sO Force met on 4 May (Attachment A). . 2. Attachment B contains memoranda on sessions with the senior staff of the Assassinations Committee subsequent to the 4 May Task Force meeting, covering Committee tomplaints and our pre-position bargaining with them on certain key issues, e.g.,: a. Nosenko: Has refused to be video taped; the Committee staff is pondering this decision. The "formal" session has been slipped from 31 May to 21-22 June. b. The question of whether the claim of sources and methods can extend to information known to a defector before he is recruited or defected. 3. Iunderstand there has been concern over the range of access by Committee staffers to sensitive information, I think you should know poss
pe that pursuant to an exchange of letters between the Chairman and the Director, coordinated with CIA offices of interest, revised procedures to allow a selected group of staff researchers access to CIA documents with limited sanitization to facilitate the Committee's review of the larger volumes of files involved. Sensitive viable Agency sources, however, are excised and the staff must show relevancy to the investigation if there is any question as to making material avail ble. For example, the Committee's inquiry into the CIA Was resisted until the staff disclosed to us that the purpose was former GIA employee James Wilcott's allegation that Oswald was a CIA agent. Those staffers given this special access have executed special secrecy agreements which run to the Director as opposed to the Committee as is the case with the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence for example. There also has been concerns expressed that the Committee has been given greater access than has ever been done before in a Congressional investigation. Although we are getting into new unchartered waters as a result of the Jay Epstein book, the Church Committee, for example, had wide access to the Oswald 201 file and personnel files. 4, Attached is an agenda for the next Task Force meeting. You may wish to review some of the major issues pending. Positions on these issues, of course, will be fully coordinated and appropriately presented to the DDCI/DCI for determination, Lyle L. Miller Attachments cc: Each Member of HSCA Task Force
1041006510195] ~$5/22/ SECRET FRP¢ nt a et ee | STAFF PS/COMP, C/EPS/EG-e, ’ C21/"i) ACTION: C/EUR@6 (235) INFGs FILE, VR, DDOeW4, C/IP/DMS, C/PCS, COMPT, ICS, OOPD=D, OLC, 78 0674218 PAGE 001 IN 0674218 TOR: 091155Z MAY 78 [39096 - SEC RE T 0911302 MAY 78 STAFF BW CITE ] 39096 ‘ TO0¢e DIRECTOR, ke ol 4 Ww RYBAT WNINTEL CODEL REF$ DIRECTOR 218543 1. MR WHITTEN MET MORNING 9 MAY AND CONTACT INSTRUCTIONS PER "REF PASSED TO HIM, HE IS SCHEDULED TO ARRIVE DULLES AIRPORT 1650 ‘ HOURS 11 MAY PAN AM FLIGHT FROM FRANKFURT AND REQUESTED TO HAVE MR SHEPANEK MEET, HWE IS CURRENTLY SCHEDULED TO DEPART DULLES AIRPORT 1510 HOURS 17 MAY, 2, | |ADVANCED AS/17,240 (US$1,149,33) AIR FARE, AS/760 (US$50,67) ROUND TRIP TAXI FARE RESIDENCE TO VIENNA AIRPORT AND US$200 PER DIEM, ADVANCES TRANSFERRED HOS VIA FORM 494 T/A NUMBER 154978, E2,IMPDET, . a aap ( C. Gua C END OF MESSAGE SECRET © Ko 6263 sie . ns . zy
104-10065-10197 cy * a . @ e ° SECRET | | FREE 12) a ee starr WECEDERIO: ACTIONS C/EUR@=6 (105) INFO: FILE, VR, DDO=4, C/EPS/COMP, C/EPS/EG@2, C/IP/OMS, C/PCS, COMPT, ICS, ODPDeD, OLC, 0/0, (C2i/w) 78 0659176 ; PAGE 001 IN 0659176 TOR: 0509467 MAY 78 — 39057 | IKCA S EC R E T 0509402 MAY 78 STAFF cite[_—_—«dj39057. TO: PRIORITY DIRECTOR, RYBAT WNINTEL CODEL REFS: A, DIRECTOR 216310 B. DIRECTOR 215762 C, [i ) 39036 0649354 ° ~~ 1. BASED ON REF A TIMING MR, WHITTEN HAS ADJUSTED SCHEDULE AND CAN NOW BE AVAILABLE 15, 16 AND 17 MAY, MR, WHITTEN WOULD RETURN LATE 17 MAY, ALTERNATE DATE WOULD BE WEEK OF 11 JUNE. 2, IF 15 = 17 MAY ACCEPTABLE PLS ADVISE SOONEST AND PROVIDE | CONTACT INSTRUCTION, E2 IMPDET, ° END OF MESSAGE -- SECRET H0b6abY -.. | . —
“, ae oe s Po RL T af W3e4 5 May 1978 MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Rodger S. Gabrielson ‘Office of Legislative Cotinsel, Coordination and Review Staff ‘FROM + Norbert A. Shepanek Office of the Special Assistant to the DDO for. External Oversight SUBJECT | + Response to Re ference REFERENCE —: OLC 78-1690/1, 26 April 1978 ‘1. The following is a list of senior officers assigned - to Moscow during the period indicated per reference request: Mr. Russell Langelle So 29° ‘Dec 57 - 16 Oct 59 (currently employed) nO Mr. George Payne Winters, Jr. 23 June 53-- Jan 61 (DOB: 1 June 1920) . . Resigned mid-May 1961 to. -complete PH.D. at Columbia University - . 4 Oct 60 - 27 Sept 61. Berkeley Springs, W.Va. Mr.. Paul Garbler (retired) * . 30 Nov 61 --11 May 64. 1503 Snughill Court. . ‘Vienna, Va. 22180 Tele: 356-4650 (was first COS) Mr. Hugh Mont gomery 17 Feb 62 - 20 Apr 63 . (currently employed | oo ) | overseas and under cover) 26 Jun 62 - 14 Dec 62 (currently employed mS - overseas and under cover) E2 IMPDET CL BY 062028 SECRET HOCRES
14-00000 + +e i ake | st C ® ET ee ie i 11 Jul 63 - 31 Aug 65 . {currently employed Hqs) ‘Mr. Jerry Prehn 1l Jan 63 - 18 Jan 66 (currently employed Hqs) 2. The following were Chiefs of the Soviet. Division during: the periods indicated: - Mr. John. M. Maury (retired) 1 Dec 54 - 29 Jul 62 3704 Farr Avenue . Fairfax, Va. ‘Mr. Howard J. Osborn (le) 30 Jul 62 - 15 Sep 63 _ (may'be contacted through his. attorney Mr. Jack “Debelius, 948-6727) Mr. David E. Murphy( GV 16 Sep 63 - 10 Mar. 68 1537 Forest Villa Lane McLean, Va. Tele: 356 - 9523. 3. According to the records available to us, there were no DO. officers assigned to Atsugi Base between 1956 and 1960, This was a.support base staffed-by support: personnel during that period. 4. Interviews will be arranged for currently employed personnel at Headquarters at the convenience of HSCA staff. Special arrangements can be made for personnel currently employed and overseas. Personnel who have resigned or retired should be contacted directly by HSCA | investigators. 5. Please note that we consider the information. in paragraph 1 very sensitive, ‘and we would like-to be consulted, per our agreement, prior to actual contact by the HSCA’ staff. Norbert A. Shepane SECRET
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The Director of Central intelligence Washinglon,0.€.20505 25 APR 1977 The Honorable Walter £. Fauntroy United States House of Representatives Washington, D.C. 20515 - Dear Mr. Fauntroy, I read in yesterday's . Washington Post that you believe 4 it possible that some U.S. journalists are in fact CIA agents and ~ engaged in a conspiracy to frustrate the work of your House Assassinations Committee. . ‘Let me assure you that there are no working U. S. Journalists 7 employed by the Central Intelligence Agency. Let me further assure you in the most unequivocal terms that I will not. tolerate any actions by any members of the Central] Intelligence Agency to impede your investigation. On the contrary, ~ you will have our most complete cooperation. Please advise me done if there is any way in which you feel this is not being one. | Yours sincerely, :  /s/ Stansfield turnez STANSFIELD TURNER Admiral, U.S. Navy
104-10065-10288] | ' . ° ? ® H a. . » So. { i ” rn i = . . ° * ‘ ‘ a ‘ aN | t . fi 1) Q8/07/ DIS PER “REF SECRET FRE? op phe hg STAFF | | ACTION: C/EA=8 (566) INFO: FILE, VF, DCIVZPA BOe4d, CS/RF, C/CA-s, C/Cil#4, C/EPS/EGe2, C/IP/DMS, ODPD=D, OLCe F# . 0; (28/K) - | \ - 7 "78 0484563 PAGE O01, IN 0484563 . TOR: 300546Z MAR78 (L___]yv1947 SEC RE T 300538Z MAR 78 STAFF A NG 7 cite( 71947 To: UIRECTOR, ay ye _WNINTEL RYBAT TAPPER . REFs DIRECTOR 195505 REF STORY HAS BROKEN LOCALLY ON PAGE 4 OF "MAINICHI SHIMBUN" IN FORM OF JIJI PRESS ITEM GASED ON REF "NEW YORK TIMES® STORY, HEADLINES “waS JN JAPAN AS A CIA EMPLOYEE=@PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S ASSASSIN OSWALD," NOTES THAT CIA HAS DENIED HAVING HIRED OR TRAINED OSPALD, THERE #4S ALSO AN ASSOCIATED PRESS STORY IN 30 MARCH "JAPAN TIMES." E2 ImMPDET, END OF MESSAGE SECRET O64U"G
104-10065-10319 fra AOS: 437/ SECRET RP: eo 8 8 . e °8 1 ® a CONF: LA=8 INFO: FILE, VR» DDO#4d, DDA. C/PCS. CCS#2, Cled, COMMO=7, CWOe2, EPS/EGe2, I1P/DMS, LSN/ID, ODPDeD, OGC=2- OLC, PCS/LSN- S 70, SECUR@3+ (43/P). . le. | 77 0106185 _ PAGE 001 TOT: 0801032 DEC_77 DIRECTOR 135665 SECRET STAFF 080103Z DIRECTOR 135665 TO: IMMEDIATE | } / VU WNINTEL RNVIEW MHSPLASH REF: DIRECTOR 135229 1. ON 7 DECEMBER THREE MEXICO DESK OFFICERS REVIEWED 38 FBI FOLDERS ON LEE HARVEY OSWALD WHICH WERE AMONG DOCUMENTS RELEASEDON FOIA THAT SAME DAY. COPIES OF ALL SIGNIFICANT DOCUMENTS BEARING ON MEXICO WERE MADE AND WILL BE POUCHED TO STATION asap. IN GENERAL VAST MAJORITY OF DOCUMENTS UNCONTROVERSIAL, AND DEAL WITH INVESTIGATION OF OSWALD'S TRIP TO MEXICO, ALL OF WHICH IS ALREADY IN PUBLIC DOMAIN, PRINCIPALLY IN WARREN COMMISSION REPORT. 2. MOST POTENTIALLY DAMAGING DOCUMENT FOUND TO DATE IS FOLLOWING 27 NOV 1963 MEMORANDUM FROM A.H. BELMONT TO UNE MR, TOLSON: "ASSISTANT DIRECTOR SULLIVAN CALLED TO ADVISE THAT CIA HAS INFORMED US THAT MEXICAN AUTHORITIES HAVE ARRESTED SYLVIA DURAN, JUST AS SHE wAS ABOUT TO LEAVE FOR CUBA. CIA WANTED TO KNOW IF WE OBJECTED To MEXICAN AUTHORITIES INTERROGATING DURAN VIGOROUSLY AND EXHAUSTIVELY. WE AGREED TO THIS INTERROGATION. THEY wILL GIVE US THE RESULTS OF THE INTERROGATION PROMPTLY. SYLVIA DURAN IS THE MEXICAN NATIONAL WHO WORKED IN THE CUBAN CONSULATE WHO REPORTED THAT OSWALD HAD BEEN IN THE CONSULATE AT THE END OF SEPTEMBER AND ON OCTOBER 1, 1963, TO SEEK ASSISTANCE IN GETTING A VISA FOR RUSSIA." 3. DESK OFFICERS PLAN TO COMPLETE REVIEW MF “OSwALO" FOLDERS 8 DECEMBER. WILL ALSO BEGIN REVIEW OF “BORDER OPERATIONS" FOLDERS TO ATTEMPT TO LOCATE ITEMS REFERRED TO IN MEXICO CITY 43148. 4. UNG MAS UNO" JOURNALIST RAYMUNDO RUA (SIC) PALACIOS, wAS ALSO IN FB] READING ROOM 7 DECEMBER AND CHECKED OUT FIVE FOLDERS ON TRE OSWALD CASE. S. FILE: 200-120"150. €2, IMPDET.> ORIG: LA/MGSB/M (T. CHAMBERLIN XK1034)% COORD: PCS/LSN (KUHN), DC/LA/N (DESMOND? AUTH: C/LA/MGSB (HAWKINS)? REL? C/LA CWARREN); CL BY: 029163. OT22LS ENR ANE ME CCAR ce a em em cm
104-10065-10323 « s f2./ SECRET cp pte bh ne STAFF CONF: LA=8 INFO: FILE, VRe DDA. C/PCS. CCS"2, Cled, COMMO=7, CWO-2, DDO/SRO. IP/DMS- LSN/ID-e ODPN=D, OGCe2, OLCs PCS/LSN, SAAOO7D, SECUR@3, (38/P) ae re on ED Gh GH am Em ep AP am aie Gu Es aap ant ae Gb cap GE ano the Gur GB aie ake ay aD qa a Gm Shh ai tite a> am Ep We oS Ge ae a as Gm ap OP GE TH ER ED ay BP ae He am Gb wm Go aw EF hy Ge as ae ew ae ap im fe GR cay ce ap Ge ar oH am om 77 0101782 _ PAGE 001 . TOT: 0622517 DEC 77. | DIRECTOR 135229 Se GP ep GS xe Gir Gh TY he GP mer Ah ww ay fae de ae GE ane Ge a GD aw GF a em Ge Gr GH GP ae GF gp SR ape UE ane GS tae Me une ae ERO WH GR Ee oe a EO GP a a Om Oe a GE OH Eh Ge GP GH GF Gr Gb ay UP om A> Ge eS GH OF EE tH ae SECRET. aN STAFF 062251Z DIRECTOR 135229 - TOs IMMEDIATE | aN , LoboN 4 WNINTEL RNVIEW MHSPLASH i Ly NA REFS: A. OIRECTOR 134764, , B. 43123 0092283 C. 43148 0101274 1. IN REGARD REF A, FBI DOES NOT HAVE THE PERSONNEL TO EXAMINE FIRST 40,000 PAGES (WHICH CONTAINED IN 700 SECTIONS) OF THOSE FBI FILES ON THE JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION TO SATISFY (STATION: REQUEST. THESE DOCUMENTS ARE NOT INDEXED. ARE IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER. AND THERE NO WAY TO DETERMINE WHICH DOCUMENTS i.CLATE TO MEXICO EXCEPT BY SEARCH OF EACH INDIVIDUAL DOCUMENT. THUS LA DIVISION HAS SENT THREE MEXICO DESK REPS TO BUREAU TO MAKE INITIAL SEARCH. AS OF 1700. HOURS. 6 DECEMBER. LA REPS HAVE ONLY REVIEWED 10 OF 200 SECTIONS. WILL CONTINUE SEARCH ON 7 DECEMBER AND ADVISE. ee UPON RECEIPT REF C, HOS REPS WENT BACK TO FBI AND THEY ACKNOWLEDGED THAT OTHER DOCUMENTS COULD HAVE BEEN RELEASED WHICH THEY DID NOT LOCATE AND THUS WERE NOT PASSED TO RTACTION. ON 7 DECEMBER, MEXICO DESK PERSONNEL WILL BRING STFRILE COPY OF REF C TO BUREAU AND ASSIST THEM IN ATTEMPTING LOCATE DOCUMENTS CITED REF C. 3. -FILE: 200-120+150. E2. IMPDET.> ; ORIG: LA/MGSB/M (R. LEHMAN X1222)3 COORD: PCS/LSN (KUHN), DC/LA/N (DESMOND); AUTH: C/LA/MGSB (HAWKINS): REL: C/LA (WARREN); CL BYs 029163. OTF aL7 Tan me eo ewan ee Re rN we
104-10065-10347 te Me oar v — cof 12 April 1977 Phone coversation with June in Fendig's office, re attached note: 7 June said 'Mr. Bishop provided an assessment on somebody but we also determined that this is a different Mr. Bishop. Bishop never worked for us. His only interest to DCD was because of his knowledge about a Professor who was extremely knowledgeable about French political situations in 1964. He never provided any substantive knowledge." 6. entee® ovty Sharon
“INVESTIGATING KENNEDY AND KING ASSASSINATIONS, PLANS REVIEW ALL 104-10065-10369] .* mew 883 /42/ « a. ) SECRET) FRPt op po STAFF , KS INFO: FILE, VR, DDDMMy C/EUR~6, C/IP/DMS, Dba/DO A - ODPDAD, 416/P) . sewecene! 78 /0646512 PAGE 001 So TOT: 0301047. MAY. 78 DIRECTOR 215771 RYBA WNINTEL CODEL ) 1. HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS, WHICH PREVIOUS! RELATED TESTIMONY GIVEN TO CHURCH COMMITTEE. THEY HAVE REQUESTED LOAN FROM SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE (SSCI) OF TRANSCRIPT OF TESTIMONY GIVEN BY MR, NESTOR SANCHEZ TO. CHURCH COMMITTEE, SSCI (WHICH SUCCESSOR TO. CHURCH COMMITTEE) WILL NOT RELEASE UNTIL MR, SANCHEZ APPRISED OF. REQUEST AND..GIVES - HIS CONSENT, 2. WOULD APPRECIATE EARLIEST REPLY FROM MR,. SANCHEZ FOR SSCI, > . ORIG: O/SA/D0/0 (VIDAL) COORD. C/E/TB a ~ }xo146 “~EUR/A/CLACLAIR OLC (MASSEY) —— oO -AUTHs SA/D0/0 (GREGG)s REL: DC/E/NW X1483), END OF MESSAGE SECRET) Ya 06a 76
104-10065-10364 $3437 a SECRET FRE: | oe 6 # # € * STAFF . oN COW: “SA/D0/07 INFO: FILE, VR, D/DCI, DDG#4, CS/RF, C/EUR@6, C/IP/DMS, DDO/DO, ODPD=D, OLC, (18/P) 78 G646497 PAGE 001 TOTs 0300592 MAY 78 DIRECTOR 215762 SECRET 7 | o/ STAFF 030059Z DIRECTOR 215762 | TO: ow jhe - f RYBAT WNINTEL CODEL 4 1. HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS CHSCA) HAS REGUESTED PRESENCE OF MR, JGHN WHITTEN, RETIRED CIA OFFICER NOW RESIDING IN TO PROVIDE SWORN TESTIMONY ON HIS KNOWLEDGE OF KENNEDY ASSASSINATION, REQUEST STATION CONTACT MR, WHITTEN TO DETERMINE IF HE wOULD BE WILLING TO RETURN TO WASHINGTON FOR THIS PURPOSE DURING WEEK 15 # 19 MAY 19768, 2. MR, WHITTEN WOULD BE PERMITTED TO APPEAR BEFORE COMMITTEE UNDER ALIAS FOR SECURITY REASONS, 3. HSCA PREPARED REIMBURSE COACH AIR FARE, $50 PER DAY, PER DIEM AND COST LOCAL TRANSPORTATION, HSCA CONSIDERS ONE OR TWO DAYS wOULD BE ADEQUATE FOR HIS TESTIMONY, 4, IF MR, WHITTEN WILLING RETURN, PLEASE ADVANCE COST OF TICKET AND TA TO HEADQUARTERS, ADVISE TRAVEL DETAILS, Se NG FILE. E2 IMPDET,> ORIG? SA/DO/0 (N SHEPANEK EXT 1542) COORD: AC/E/AS (FARRELL); AUTHs EUR/A (LACLAIR)} REL BY C/EUR (STOLZ)5 CL BY 001829, END OF MESSAGE SECREY fe 0b6L73
104-10065-10358] - 40G/ SECRET FRPS »¢ + #@ @ poe . DEFERRED TELEPOUCH ACTION: IP/DP=9 (791) INFO? FILE, RF, ODPD=D, (C1il/W) 78 0705837 PAGE 001 a TOR: 1612467 MAY 78 (51113 weescsesenescneecnnenarescsoreranttnenenenenenesetannenevayceeememnngece MSCA oft 8 Et FR E T 1612@12Z MAY 78 DEFERRED TELEPOUCH CITE | }51113 (GGERLICH ACTING) TO: wASHINGTON, FOR: EUR/BNL INFO EUR/A, SA/DO/0. DC/EUR/NW, SUB: wWNINTEL (NIFLAIR (NIGALE) © FLEMISH ORDER OF MILITANTS REFS: A, WASHINGTON 213077 Be |51014 0661601 1, (QDTRUST HAS RESPONDED ORALLY TO OUR NOTE CONCERNING PASSAGE OF INFORMATION ON THE VLAAMSE MILITANTENORDE (VMO) TO THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS, GIST OF HIS COMMENT: HE WILL NOT PASS US INFORMATION ON POSSIBLE VMO= AMCIT CONTACTS, BECAUSE THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT WILL PLACE SUCH INFORMATION AT RISK? AND IN GENERAL HE WILL NOT APPROVE PASSAGE OF INFORMATION ON THE VMG TO CONGRESS BECAUSE HE HAS INSUFFICIENT ASSURANCE THAT THE MATERIAL WILL NOT LEAK, DESPITE OUR ASSURANCES THAT THE SUBJECT WOULD BE HANDLEO AS CLASSIFIED AND SENSITIVE, 2. WE ARE AWAITING WRITTEN REPLY TO LEARN WHETHER THERE ANY GIVE IN NIITRUST ATTITUDE, RE AMCIT ASPECT, wE SUSPECT THERE IS MEASURE OF POSTURING ON(N]\TRUST'S SIDE, IN REF B ACOS/NIGALE~75) DISCUSSION, LATTER REMARKED THAT TO BEST HIS KNOWLEDGE THE ONLY KNOWN vMO CONNECTION wIlTH AMERICAN Was INCIDENT IN ABOUT EARLY 1977 WHEN ORGANIZATION MET BRIEFLY WITH AWN AMERICAN NAZI PARTY MEMBER WHO HAD BEEN EXPELLED FROM PX UK AND PASSED THROUGH BELGIUM, HE DISCUSSED THE CASE WITH US AT THE TIME (NAME OF TRAVELLER NOT RECALLED BY OR ACOS), 3. THERE IS NO WAY wE CAN DISLODGE NITRUST'S OBVIOUS MIND SET ON THE CONGRESSIONAL SITUATION, QU 1 OF CONGRESS ASIOE, IF HEADQUARTERS CAN PROVIDE SPECIFICS ON FOTA MECHANICS WHICH WE CAN USE TO COUNTER (NJJTRUST'S ASSERTION THAT RTACTION CANNOT PROTECTDL__...]SOURCES PROVIDING INFORMATION ON AMERICANS, WE WOULD BE HAPPY TO MAKE SUCH POINTS WITH (NJTRUST, SECRET BEES9 7?
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104-10065-10350]. a i Lo . ‘ ’ _/were assigned to Moscow during the period 1959 - 1963: 24 April 1978 MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Norm Shepanek FROM: Warren F. Frank - Deputy Chief, Soviet/East European Division “SUBJECT: CIA Officers Assigned to Moscow During : Period 1959.- 1963 Our records indicate that the following DDO officers ary, Mr. Russell Langelle 29 Dec 57 - 16 Oct 59 & *9!4 (Applied for disability retirement. Currently assigned to OTR) | | Aug 58 - Oct 59 No lo ith, the Agenc ( 7 Res tugnoe| (46! ge y) 4 Oct 60 - 27 Sept 61 ” (No longer employed by the Agency) Resgrediqé/ _ 4b? Mr.. Paul Garbler . 30 Nov 61 - 11 May 64 / “ (Was first officer é fis designated COS. Now in Vs $ V; RA | -process of retiring) cee fe >> -Mr, Hugh Montgomery 17 Feb 62 - 20 Apr 63 oe Moscow. Now COS | -. 26 Jun 62 - 14 Dec 62 . (Currently assigned | | 11 Jul 63 - 30 Aug 65 | “(Assigned SE Division, , Headquarters) Mr. Jerry Prehn . 11 Jan 63 - 18 Jan 66 (Assigned SE Division, Headquarters) | irnen ©. Vawh. Warren E. Frank SEOECA 69 7 SECRET . STATE BEM Ranga tag 17D. Ub