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CONFIDENTIAL ; | OSWALD, Lee Harvey (5) SUMMARY OF SY/FILES: The Security files of personnel assigned temporarily or permanently to the Clearance Section were reviewed by Special Agent Robert J. FUREY and the writer. However, the Security files reviewed were limited to files of personnel assigned to the Section from January 1960 through August of 1961, and March 1962 through August of 1963, the periods when a look-out card, if one had been prepared, would have been on file for OSWALD, The first period covers the span when OSWALD attempted to expatriate himself until the Department's decision that he had not in fact expatriated himself, and the second period extends from the granting of the repatriation loan until the final payment and slightly beyond. Approximately 140 files were reviewed (the list of names was supplied by the Passport Office) and fol- lowing is a summary of the files containing derogatory information of a more serious nature: Bruno William KORSAK: | He was accused of making statements, while at Embassy Bonn, that he was "a confirmed Communist" nd that he "would probably go to Moscow and never return", KORSAK \stated the statements were made in jest. While in “Germany he was intimate with an East German girl. He ad- - mitted to excessive drinking, Also, he reportedly attempted to rape a "CAS" employee, but enied_ it when questioned, PER/MED advised they vel deved) KORSAK to be a security risk under EO 10450. William T GRIER: | It was stated that a picture of Nikita S. KHRUSHCHEV was observed hanging on the wall of a room occupied by [GRIER \and two others. ‘Cleveland Oatman De costa: | He was described as a follower of STALIN with an extensive knowledge of Marxist Doctrine; has expressed himself as being anti-American and praises the Soviet Union; is an admirer of Paul ROBESON; has dis- tributed pro-Soviet pamphlets, printed by the Council on African Affairs which is cited by the Attorney General as subversive and communist; attempted to organize a Canal Zone Branch of the International Progressive Negro Youth Congress during 1950. -16- CONFIDENTIAL ve ata end tlhe Sel Lan aantallineaiein ante ni nla ie niles imac eminem dA maak testa Mal aca nntns ant se ‘ sien Sebati senile Masta sain cine a ida imeniowi a q aida baste dindniinetae aioe seats scesiten . . Docld: 322713983 Page 46 se Viy mee eet ate | a ae Necuiintimecnecneneie mccain. et aka : * < Le tannicekT enti SOND, Scuantsk” Zemamar ean tiene ca ery eee ne, eee
i 5, i ha t 4 i ¥, Ro [wasn T. MALONE: | He was accused e vr” | Irwin Bennett ROSENSTEIN SHUPAK, \who has been acc CONFIDENTIAL OSWALD, Lee Harvey of engaging in extra-marital lations with Department employees. While in the U. S. Army BESON soliciting his aid in marrying & Ger- he wrote to Paul RO tter was not answered. ALONE man national - he stated the le attempted to enlist the aid of Senator JAVITS and Representa- tive BLAKELY on his behalf implying he was victim of discrim- jnation, JAVITS and BLAKELY withdrew their support when ap- prised of the facts in the case. ‘) His wife has a paternal uncle, [Sidney sed by the wifets family of peing a Communist and_has been ostracized by the family. HCUA records indicate one |Sidney SHUPAK \signed a petition in 1950 protest- ing the shipmént of_arms to the Chinese Nationals, and serve as Chairman of the [5th Congressional \District of the Progres- sive Party in Philadelphia. as a personal refer- (Wia1iem Nelson POINDEXTER, Ir,: \ Listed r, [Mr. Van Dyke WALKER, whose ence a former teacher and neigh name appeared on the mailing list of the Progressive Party of . the District. of Columbia in 1955. [wiabert Henry GRAY: | A former employer questioned his honesty. [uilten LEE: LE {had a serious record of bad credit and was of- ered an opportu ty to resign in lieu of charges. He admitted peing party to a scheme to obtain money under false pretences. Also, he listed/Dammon A. FLEMONS [as a reference (see name pelow). ( Dammon A, FLEMONS: FLEMONS {has had bad credit from the date ; of his entrance on duty with jhe Department in 1956 up to and including this year. [ FLEMONS isted/Milton LEE jabove as 4 reference. “ ; [Yauerte Regina JOHNSON aka Valerie Regina MOYO: | She gave birth © a chijd out of wedlock fathered by 4 Southern Rhodesian na~ tional, | Charles MOYO;\ who has returned to Africa. Also, some people questioned her emotional stability. 1t appears she was friendly with a|Madelyn FREUND Who planned to marry an Ethio- portedly attached to the pian national who at one time Was re Ethiopian Embassy. -l7- CONFIDENTIAL | DocId:32213983 Page 49 5 ee ee pene ee i EE OE tained :
- pee Docld: 32213983 peng CONFIDENTIAL OSWALD, Lee Harvey (wa liam T, MALONE: | He was accused of engaging in extra-marital Slations with Department employees, While in the U. S. Army he wrote to Paul ROBESON soliciting his aid in marrying a Ger- man national - he stated the letter was not answered, [MALONE | attempted to enlist the aid of Senator JAVITS and Representa tive BLAKELY on his behalf implying he was victim of discrin- ination, JAVITS and BLAKELY withdrew their support when ap- prised of the facts in the case. (Irwin Bennett ROSENSTEIN: | His wife has a paternal uncle, /Sidney SHUPAK;) who has been accused by the wifets family of being a Communist and_has been ostracized by the family, HCUA records indicate one [Sidney SHUPAK |signed a petition in 1950 protest- ing the shipment of_arms to the Chinese Nationals, and served as Chairman of the [5th Congressional \District of the Progres- sive Party in Philadelphia. [imaaten Nelson POINDEXTER, Jr,: \ Listed as a personal refer- nee a former teacher and neighbor, /Mr. Van Dyke WALKER, \whose name appeared on the mailing list of the Progressive Party of the District of Columbia in 1955. ~ . Wilbert Henry GRAY: \ A former employer questioned his honesty. { Milton LEE: LEE \nad a serious record of bad credit and was of- fered an opportunity to resign in lieu of charges, He admitted being party to a,scheme to obtain money under false pretences, Also, he listed (Dammon A. FLENONS as a reference (see name below). [ Dammon A, FLEMONS: FLEMONS\has had bad credit from the date of his entrance on duty with the Department in 1956 up to and ineluding this year. [FLEMONS (Listed [Milton LEE fbove as @ reference, Valerie Regina JOHNSON aka Valerie Regins moro: \ She gave birth to a child out of wedlock fathered by a Southern Rhodesian na- tional, [Charles MOYO,\who has returned to Africa, Also, some people questioned her emotional stability. It appears she was friendly with a [Madelyn FREUND \who planned to marry an Ethio- pian national who at one time was reportedly attached to the Ethiopian Embassy. ~17- CONFI DENT I AL Page 50.