- AGENCY INFORMATION Released under the John . Eennedy , WKssassination Records AGENCY: _ FBI . ollection Act of 1992 RECORD _ SERIES: HO Hi-24-2017 AGENCY FILE. NUMBER: 62-116395-1639 DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: BELMONT. A. H. TO: TOLSON TITLE: DATE: = 11/22/1963 PAGES: . 81 SUBJECT: CC, REQ, OPINION DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER. TEXTUAL DOCUMENT ORIGINAL Secret NEW CLASSIFICATION: CLASSIFICATION: REVIEW _DATE: = 12/29/1998. ; UPDATE DATE: 02/14/2001 STATUS _ Redact . ~ RESTRICTIONS: JFK Act 6 (1)(B) JFK Act 6 (1)(C) COMMENTS: INC 19 MEMO, 3 TTY, 5 NEWS ARTICLE, 3 ADMIN PAGES, 3 COVER SHEETS, ; 1 TELEGRAM, 5 LTRS, 1 R/S, 1 TABLE.OF CONTENTS, 1 LHM HW 55355 Docld:32195995 Page 1
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2 cach ita an ie A me Sa Al adi we wath heart aA . * a ice. “porty, USA. (con 2d QC = “being a anon tie leading Conminset 1 barties outside th goctaiioe YN I. -Orbit.. ined lase. 1983, the: Soviets: have: furnished. he :CouSA. with $1,643,955 ‘tol finances its Subversive activities, -Alxies: GC 1. OF ‘this. ‘Rhoung was furnished the ‘CPUSA. furing -1963, scd. 1 Russia. Spr aie Goo. for is Soa, ‘ 4 Ge Seated Hee @xe 9. say on the “CPUSA ‘controll Soviet Unioa:s io donsesesets parate: ote iD to the , : eowitris kor the yorcose of. hol Ze SUSE D Eovies s sateliite. officials; A CUSA“xepre ontatiy SUE source ren 5594. FR), has. recently. roturned .to this “‘countrs J ReXor-. 5 sponding -almasg : RB. wonth in the Soviet Union conuverriy “fo. "Logiot ofvicialoiona ‘we Gre still debriefing: his Naseassination OT engl dant Eonncdy, soure co has indie col President Leanedy's 6 assassination ia a very. serious situatio oe vere syapntinetic to tfe ‘extent they | tolled church. ‘belis. and. ‘exit i ep  ~Cired auileicctinedy fegiing-in- Red: China as “beneath | contempt, “oh hana u Soviets Pelt cortnin 3 térests - in the United States would utilize Bes the Sueassination to sippy nerotiati OnS with. Russig . and socialist: countries, attack Cuba bid then spread. the war, AS: a -resulé. of: thi ‘feeling, Russia immediately went ince a: State. ‘Ok. fational . alert. sA .& Fosuls of our covern:s: of these trips wa have disseminated: ‘toe ‘o officials of cur Covernugnt wuch sournteazter. intellicence aata™ which’ ‘hes beea. used in sagpins foreiga policy, for. exexple,’ in Ausus t, - £33, we obtained “enable information pertaining: to. the: Boviots! ‘reaction 20 “the: lglg of ‘the nuclear test. ‘ban treaty. a The cpysa is as sis sting ‘tae Soviets: on a’ very Limited ba: a on a hirh level an their intelligence. operations in this’ ¢ ounts Fel In a October, ‘2 Nolobachkin: readuested his .CPUSA ‘contact Gx. ua ae to furnish the nnee. of three ind vidaalis who are Auerican | citizen St nesocintsd with she CEUSA ta: order that the Soviets could_ Usd these individuals in their intellisence. operations. in. the. United | heya mE se NTs CUES, F1CS¢ hanes haye net ag yet been furnished to the Bo¥ieta. : Wien they ara, they will bo names of people we will control, . : Soe x cousmuaien end the Ropso Hoyens _ @he COUSA ds current ¥ concentrating its efforts. on ay ‘. . the vacizl uy rest with the hava or establishing a political. wearon in the form of a Negro-1 Por coalition, a key, to tae a e Voli cere rss TA grea 4 mC L gel ie wat or, dissemi-. ’ This deonmont ts presencd fs oe 7 Aedatinds By Ke Nata 0 : s! your WW 55355 Docld:32195995 Page 4
at Soviet-bloc Intelligence services |\QXY a tsi, . an Sd Pre ‘e . ToaGoviet-bloce countrics are conducting & massive, .. ~ wellecoordinated espionage attack against this eountry. 48 of Hovember 20, Bpss, there were(2e5 known or highly suspected CSI Gaviet=bioc intelligerce officers in the United States assigned to the various ~, (Renetration So thuart their efforts we have conducted an 2ll-out . offensive to pesetrate their organization, defect their personnel and develoy those defectors in the very heart of their inieclide GENCE SNGAC AUS -%} / guch defectors .(#) (U! | ae [ mae Tedera ces (QI ca eS . : oe tt com a, For GxauQle, one Soviet officer (code name Fedora) — began asoperating 3a May, 456%, He is en officer of the EGS (Comittee of StategSecurivy a? the USSR) assigned to the Soviet Migaion to the Unitéd Nations, He has furnished information , regarding approximately GO agents being operated by EGS ofzicers of the workd, Six of these are actually -. {R various countries: FRI double agents operating against the KG3./9)(uW _ ie ico furnishes inside information from This offices KGB headquarters, Yom exampic, Jos Entenke, an American engineer, and igor ivdmov, 8 EGB Amtorg exsioyee, were axrested oa espiouage charges Ggteber 29, 1903, Shvee other KGB officers attached to the Soviet @ from the United States Zor their complicity in the conspiracy. Our defector was able t@ tell us of the extreme consternation at KGB headquarters. Ougs third of. the KGS scientixsic espionage officers in New York hadjbeen lest at one surakedgVil oo, [ Bee Tophat case QU a Jack Edward Dungp was an Army sergeant assigned to- ¢he Rational Security 265, ale vidor, committed suicics the _ night of duly 22/235, 1968, ° yisked Arny investigators t% she cinimed she found in het eive clagsigied Governmeat documents . attic efter his death, After the. PRE entered the case Auguat 'B2, 1963, additional classified documents were found aad Dunkep's widow adnitted Dunlep had admitted to her before his suicide that he was selling informa- — ticn to the soviets. (YU) —_ Pe ve We received verification of this from an excellent . source, fn 1962 we had develowed e Sovist intelligence officer ' {code name Tophat) wro had furvisked valuable data to us untid his weturn to the Soviet Union, (Prior te his return ha agreed ‘\ 9 F422 a drop in Moscow on Spec Flea dates in Juns, July or . Auguet, 1963, and place & specii ted signal. CIA agreed to a cicar the drop with State Departuent approval, Gur Source, ae made no Signal on any of the agreed dates. CIA was willin \ Tne are ES — — N HW 55355 DBocld:32195995 Page 5 a Vil 2gtablishments of the Soviet bios in this. country . ( We have been unusually successful in developing Wesion to the United Nations were expelied His widow, om August 20, 1203, fur- — ay ° fh