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13-00000 oe ws cy ry Mee |  "- Sergyj Czornonoh - , is- .* 7: Regis Hotel ..  .*. +1106 llth Street Sacramento, CA 95814" : nvgacs tim ; District Attorney Sacramento, California: ‘Dear Mre Prices I | This is a retyped. letters _ I vieited Mr. Ferry . , Deputy District oe 7 : «Attorney, on August 16, 1977. -I told in the. office ‘that. FeBele agents and |. 1 , | + Secret Service use police department to harass mee . ‘Police. ‘department: do. _ “| -./. "" supply pencil of anesthesia gas to the. manager of the building I. Lives The fy manager do:or use certain people, to. freeze. ina by anesthesia: gas-= then: push 7 i -.drugs, poison in my mouth to torture me = ‘to. take my’ ‘aleep! ‘away: = or. bleed |, : | by rectal and they use many other. chemigals to brainwash’ me to use me in. we . political assassination which. I refused, On January. 20,1976 in Sacramento on ols 8th and I Streets, ‘man came to me from police or post: office,’ UeSe- ‘Department ; \. 2. of Justice and freeze me by gas and told me to. take gun, pistol ‘and we will . v's. 1°) * tell you where to go to shoot = to kill.» ‘Mr. Sargent Shriver. I refused. .— + Manager, Mre. Sisel, of Marshall Hotel, call on: the man to tell me this car —# -" the street. In February 1976, police intelligence. told me that: assassination, ei on. wild not happen here. . How about to’ mine ‘fo 0 Merylane state Soi colon and rectal. surgery You to get ie 1978. “+. bleed teday very much: and I am weak, . In: this letter “ strain order or respond to me ‘what: could be done. - made record: ‘to use me in’ assassination. | I? refuse. be treated a8 humane’. Police put frame. UP ‘on me. a “ase me that ‘right, ‘wing do use such people Like mee: 9" prove vnight June 14, 1976. Also I enclose copy letter 1° vant to: M cf Supervisor, on ‘January. 26,. 1978 and copy of his reply to me +, Please respond, to mee hank yous.
eo Legal Ce coe, °° For The 1722 J STREET, SUITE 19.* SACRAMENTO, CA 95814 a : oe FX Telephone: 4464051 9” a | oe - Sedge a 7 March-3, 1978 oy Sergyj Czornonoh - 7 es, we ates a 1106 llth Street Se as Sacramento, CA 95814 Lo @. : Dear Mr. Czornonoh: “ . '. This is to acknowledge receipt of your. letter regarding a difficulties you have. encountered. with the police and the O- In the event ‘that there is ‘legal action taken by the police. ' or the FBI to institutionalize you this office will provide *. you with legal representation. . If you have any further legal. problems please ‘contact. this * office. — ot Sincerely, : Kuvitay- LESLIE KAY Paralegal CATHERINE HUGHES. Staff Attorney AK: ab
404-10012-10037 AGENCY RECORD NUMBER RECORD SERIES AGENCY FILE NUMBER DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR FROM TO TITLE DATE PAGES SUBJECTS DOCUMENT TYPE CLASSIFICATION RESTRICTIONS CURRENT STATUS |: DATE OF LAST REVIEW OPENING CRITERIA COMMENTS JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION CIA 104-10012-~10037 JFK 201-289248 FBI FBI FBI REPORT RE JOSEPH LAWRENCE CAMP INTERROGATION BY CUBAN OFFICY 06/28/76 4 STEERY, JOHN DICKSON, FRED FREEMAN, MIKE JOHNSON, JOHN NISTAD, BERNIE ‘PATTON, GORDON BARACOA INTERRO CAMPBELL, JOSEP PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT “UNCLASSIFIED 1B RELEASED WITH DELETIONS 06/24/93 OSW16:V57 1993.06.24.14:23:53:400800: WW 54559 Boctd:32106041 Page 1 BELL APPEARANCE AT FBI RE ALS OF FISHING EXPEDITION IN MARCH 1962. 10/01/98 1
= PRIOR TO FILING Fillin Sect. 2. on back. Detach back flap and forward to IP/ADB. 2. Destroy front cover sheet, unless it records significant action taken or comments requir- ing preservation. : FROM: IP/ IP/AN EXT. 5178 ROOM DATE NO RECEIVED CI/LS 2-C-35 2. ~ S iy ~ N \ DATE MICROFILMED OBSOLETE PREVIOUS ) ane 61090 EDITIONS HY 54559 Doctld: 327108041 Page 2? oh (WHERTFILLED IN) | ae ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET. FORWAROED FILE TITLE INSTRUCTIONS TO: ACTION BRANCH if file no. and title shown are not proper, insert proper file no. below and forward ‘document to IP/AN. PROPER FILE NO. TO: ALL ADDRESSEES FILL IN SECTION 1 ON BACK, IF APPROPRIATE COMMENTS meyer * OFFICER'S INITIALS fe mY DOCUMENT NUMBER :.: DBD S7166 FBI
“eS ’ .* v * « O-14F (Rey, 8-15-72) o . oy a NC eo cRseereN 19 _GIHAS IFICATION ARD-OR pocu RELEASE OF THIS Federal Bureau of Investigation ‘i | June 18, 1973 Director BY CIA COURIER Central Intelligence Agency Washington, D. C. 20505 ATTENTION: Deputy Director for @ VGH Operations : Mr. Coleman % 1. For your information, I am enclosing communications which may be of interest to you. [} 2. It will be appreciated if you will have the investigation conducted as requested in the enclosed memorandum and furnish the results. 3. No further investigation is contemplated with regard to this matter. 4. You will be advised of the pertinent developments in connection with this inquiry. [ 5. Please note change in caption of this case. [_]6. Status of case: [7] Completed L_] Incomplete Director Federal Bureau of Investigation Enc. 2 d HW 54559 . Doctd: 327106041 Page 3
13-00000 : which the 1¢ ttex reldtes $o the undomprpmisihg “aduts 4e of| Pred Jouhson.| Tt |e fh1t thet ‘| -DOBKINS may|have| authored| this! letter. / Mrs). Marguerite OSWALD, mopher jof OSWALD, knows Check DORKINS - acy ry to|/OSWALD 7? , DOBKING andiwas iin cdntact with him in Nev 66. | | | i 500. (continued) 8 Jan 67 |. Is DORKING | win} applies to DOBKINS. he claims) that he js very similar to her ‘lake sqn and that sone of} the travel ac ae ributed to hey sonj might have: actu OSWALD" theory 4 an ts:faombe | requested to advise if you fsve jany Bco7 ing doat ng t ~o cr ¢ Sov| Union. adit} onal des¢ apt ve d ate gonce nin able. / You ary fur her |Feaup bated to duthorize prot cted,.. .DDBKINS (from request eee ee, Wee | Bok. | 19 se ey [| 502. 1 J | 503. k sn 67 Read attachments B | : 504, 2 Jan 67 ‘| ussk; What Influences Mo - 505. 26 t : President) (fo. | | . 506. - ~ 30 Jen 2 fore n-Report.and|. Lawyer. Takes|...[ 0... 's wife) , | ‘also, |W. Winchall's |, er-in-lay picking jup tab ;
10410012-40080] <- rn ad " @ CABLE GEC DISGGEM BY : . : oe. . REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN ISSUING OFFICE [IS PROHIBITED STAFF PERGON/UNIT NOTIFIEG a a ADVANCE COPY ISSVED/SLOTTED BY AT : Ma, . A 7 aie : id ee AA 3 Ps iran ee T 327562 ELA164 ] PAGE @1 | IN 693402. —_ TOR! 2300132 SEP 75 MEXE 34115 SE CME T 2222572 SEP 75 STAFF pENiet gs aici Feit a CITE MEXICO CITY 34115 cua visTORons2 " = a TRAVEL PROGRAM ABSTRACT ESTRACT TO: DIRECTOR, REFS: A, DIRECTOR 745609. B, MEXICO CITY 34105 (v 93 O86) 1, REFERENCES CROSSED. IN MEANWHILE 21 SEPTEMBER NEW YURK TIMES ARRIVED 2s LYUKAL HERE, FYI 21 SEPTEMBER EDITION OF PRESTIGIOUS MEXICO CITY re) DAILY "EXCELSIOR" CARRIED SUMMARY OF NEW YORK TIMES ARTICLE, 3, ACTUALLY "THE NEWS" VERSION IS THE MORE DAMAGING ONE FROM OPERATIONAL AND LOCAL PUBLIC FELATIONS POINTS OF VIEW BECAUSE OF PHRASE "IN THE COURSE OF THE CIA'S ROUTINE UO MaINeYy VIC. 10 , 4equuiny weunseg MONITORING OF PHONE CALLS To AND FROM THE SoVIET AND CUBAN EMBASSIES IN MEXICO CITY." SEE REFERENCE 8B. AT MISSION COUNCIL MEETING 22 SEPTEMBER AMBASSADOR 4, JOVA ISSUED INSTRUCTIONS THAT ANY QUESTIONS RELATING To THE ROSE ABOVE SHOULD BE ANSWERED WITH | THAT "WE DO NOT CONFIRMe DENY OR SPECULATE ON STORIES RELATING TS ALLEGED INTELLIGENCE Cy ACTIVITIES." AT SAME TIME JOVA ASKED FuLITICAL SECTION To SEND MESSAGE TO STATE DEPARTMENT REQUESTING SUIDANCE TO ANSWER DO/-O8 GF2 4S 23 heat 75> i i i i Fs _RECORD COPY —
13-00000 l. ; ee t Seep eae ot: . * ‘ ‘| Case agc Ole@sem BY Per “x: TOTAL COBIES  - RUN BY ;| PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED ADVAN OPY ISSUED /SLOTTEO ACTION URTT | n : t RF . FILE . VR, ' ACTION # 1 T 327568 EI1A164 PAGE B2-b2 TOR:2300132 SEP 75 POSSIBLE QUESTIONS FROM PRESS. 5. FROM WHERE WE SIT, THE DETRIMENTAL EFFECTS ON OPERATIONAL AND ( _—=—si| EQUITIES ARE O#VIOUS. 6. NOQ FILE. €2, IMPDET, r —4 Ds © mg - Fim Nee 4 REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED IN 693402 be 4 MEX]  §@145 —— | i 4 t ¢ OF 3 2 fi 3
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Ty (CONFIDENTIAL sete Bt | “CT 315-75 who EK -[073¢ MEMORANDUM FOR: Executive Assistant to the DDO ; FROM >: Chief, CI Staff SUBJECT :O Lee Harvey Oswald 1. Lee Harvey Oswald's 201 file was first opened under the name of Lee Henry Oswald on 9 December 1960 as a result of his "defection" to the USSR on 31 October 1959 and renewed interest in Oswald brought about. by his queries concerning possible reentry into the United States. 2. The file contains two Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, dated 25 May 1960 and 3 July 1961, respectively, which contain interviews of Oswald's mother and brother concerning the possible return to the United States of Oswald and of his loyalty. The American Embassy in Moscow also sent two telegrams in May and October 1961 conveying Oswald's wish to return to the United States and five of Oswald's letters asking for compliance with his request. The file also cqntains an Oswald letter sent to the Marine Corps disputing the Marine Corps discharge . classification Of him as undesirable. It is believed that the above documents were also circulated among the FBI, j State Department, Immigration and Naturalization Service - as well as Naval Intelligence. as ncnteitncen shase Sect 3. There is also a memorandum dated 16 October 1963 from Win Scott, COS Mexico City to the United States Ambassador there concerning Oswald's visit to Mexico City and to the Soviet Embassy there in late September- early October 1963. Subsequently there were several Mexico City cables in October 1963 also concerned with Oswald's visit to Mexico City, as well as his visits to the Soviet and Cuban Embassies. These cables were passed on fo the FBI, State Department and Naval Intelligence while Mexico City Station was told to pass the information on to - Document Number 87-436 for FOIA Review on NOV 876 CONFIDENTIAL | /8 Sep/9 75 | [RECORD COPY] _ Bi 1A
VIS eR tee ed’. oa . , a oo . . ~ ~ONFIDENTFIAL the FBI, Immigration and Naturalization Service and Embassy in Mexico City. 4. There are several other FBI reports dated October 1963 concerning Oswald's activities im the Fair Play for Cuba Committee and his erentuzk arrest for disturbing the peace in New Orleams in tozust 1963. These were passed on to the Immigration anc Natmralization Service. There are no other substantive documents in our files prior to the assassination date. George 1. Kalarle George T. Kalaris Chief Counterintelligence Staff Jo (78 Sept 75) . | | | | PPO/CI/RGA/O/ | Distribution: Orig § 1 - Addee a! C/CI - ~ CI/REA/O (/ - Cteentd) dey - ee thee tne tment tee Se cota ees mn Mele nerhenenine Ueki SuNemtnne eS CONFIDENTIAL Ze I PEFALE re
13-00000 - — nnn CH: TT eussinicarion PROCESSING ACTION € ° a . . . Re SERENE SE te EE ENTE ‘ DSP AT i d S-E-€-RE T MARKED FOR INDEXING 10 Chief, Western Hemisphere Division |x [yo woe mouse . ONLY QUALIFIED DESK CAN JUDGE INDEXING 1 FROM” a Chief of Station, Mexico City /* | [ceo suBIECT TYPIC LNERGO - Transmittal of Memoranda ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES Action: Information only l. Transmitted herewith are two memoranda concerning the request by a U.S. lawyer to examine some photographs taken in September and October 1963 of an unidentified American entering the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City. The 18 September 1972 memorandum is from local LNERGO and provides background -- related to an interest in the Lee Harvey Oswald case ~—- of the lawyer's request. Our reply, dated 19 September 1972, is self~ explanatory. 2. It appears likely that the lawyer concerned will pursue his interest in the photos, and therefore we want you to be aware of his request. for FOIA Review on NOV B7B oo Breuer € Caleaner bony i ae Grover E. CAITHAMER Attachments: i 7 Soe ones By” AS stated By turner ™ — Distribution: ce a ELIE IIT DD eeeice Orig. & 2 - Chief, WHD:({w/fatts. h/w) ae ust, B o 1? bh 183 CROSS REFERENCE 10 DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER DATE ee HMMA - 42347 19 September 1972
13-09000 - MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Robert T. Nischwita Legal Attaché FROM : John Horton SUBJECT : LEE HARVEY OSWALD , (105-3702, 9-18-72) The photographs which your memorandum of 18 September 1972 requested are not in the files of our office. They may or may not be available in Washington. I£ you are interested in pursuing this matter further, the best bet is to initiate the request through your Washington liaison office. Distribution: — : Original - Addressee No. 15, 406 - Memo Chrono /7~- Headquarters Originator: © DATE: 19 September ; . Jol ARIQYR att ) bh SM -Y2RLO — 8 | | |
13-00000 - . . Date: September 18, 1972 i 2 tor Mr, John Horton - From: Robert T. ange : Legal Attaché “gubject | same HARVEY OSWALD | §C.05-3702,,_ (9-18-72) “determine if dgnt, Pedro: ‘might: rneg Val . > individuals’: ab the person: he ‘previously: a wien he claimed - ar a 1968. observed
13-00000 of the. individual who visited the Russian Embassy, Mexico ‘City, on October 1 and 4, 1963, as referred to in my.. me _. memorandum of May 15, 1972, Those same three photos were also previously furnished, us by you on November 23, 1963. The twenty photos referred. to above are “not now available in files: of this office and they may. have: been “returned to. your” office after they. were displayed to Gutierrez’ )  Nalencia. ce _ It ‘is. requested. that. -you advise if. the. ‘twenty photographs are. presently available’ in your office, and,. oat not, ‘where they may be. presently. located. “ ‘In- ‘the: event they are available through your. - etfice,, can they be made. public? - Enclosed ‘to ‘adsist in expediting your reponse are’ “copies of your | memorandum May, 24, 1972, and my memo , MAY 45; 1972.. Sly d
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1 soon" Chiefs, Certain Stations and Bases + emer mene eee ee wa ISPATCH : PROCESSING ACTION | ee | Irammcom nama | ONLY QUALIFIED DESK JUDGE INDEXING - ™ Ee Chie?, WOLIME ; . jmcrorum “0D Warren Commission Report: Article on the Investigatien Conducted by District Attorney Garrison : REQUIRED - REFERENCES , * SECRET 2 SOBs ASTION 1. We are forwarding herewith a reprint of the article "A Reporter At Large: Garrison", published in THE NEW YORKER, 13 July, 1968. It was written by Edward Jay Epstein, himself author of a book, ("Inquest"), critical of the Warren Commission Report. . 2. The wide-spread campaign of adverse criticism of the U.S.,.most recently again provoked by the assassination of Senator Robert Kennedy, appears to have revived foreign interest in the assassination of his brother, the late President Kennedy, too. The forthcoming trial of Sirhan, accused of the murder of Senator Kennedy, can be expected to cause a new wave of criticism and suspicion -aghinst. the United States, claiming once more the existence of a sinister "political murder conspiracy", We are sending you the attached article--based either on first-hand observation by the author or on other, identified sources-<since it deals with the continuing investigation, conducted by District Attorney Garrison : Of New Orleans, La. That investigation tends to keep alive speculations sbout the death of President Kennedy, an alleged "conspiracy", and about the possible involvement of Federal agencies, notably the FBI and CIA. , Le 3. The article is not meant for reprinting in any media. It is forwarded primarily for your information and for the information of all Station personnel. concerned. If the Garrison investigation should be cited in your area in the context of renewed anti-U.S. attacks, you may use the article to brief interésted . contacts, especially government and other political leaders, and to demonstrate to assets (which you may assign to counter such attacks) that there is no hard -- | evidence of any such conspiracy. In this context, assets may have to explain to their audiences certain basic facts about the U.S. judicial system, its separation of state and federal courts and the fact that judges and district attorneys in the states are usually elected, not appointed: consequently, D.A. Garrison can continue in office as long as his constituents re-elect him. Even if your assets have to discuss this in order to refute--or at least weaken--anti-U.8. propaganda of ©. sufficiently serious act, any personal attacks upon Garrison (or any other public personality in the U.S.) must be strictly avoided. | for FOIA Review oq SEP B76 Attachment: 1 unclassified article, per para 1 pare 3 1g sury 19687 YUL 96g i cena
. _comieirs (Number each comment to show ‘from’ : fo" ne: Draw @ fine ecress column after each’ ¢ | QD YI Ji tld Gocument Number (128-94, g : ‘for FOIA Review on SEP 1976 ' =o: ¢ >. ‘6, ® 2 gad . caer Ce . Ba e . 7 \ . . 0 5 0/ -DS 72-LY CONFIDENTIAL [[] {NTERNAL =]: UNCLASSIFIED . = — i O M is = C
13-00000 | few an ; ‘ * és unis ‘ CO een OO oC pentiat : SECRET ' ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET SUBJECT: (Optional tomy 68 | 2629 _ sasha TO: (Officer designation, room number, and . | building) pg : : ° bes > &S S re rome 610 “EcHNe* [7] SECRET [] CONFIDENTIAL [7] INTERNAL = [7] UNCLASSIFIED
"Executive Registry 30 novo [Be -S7COZ xPAe ~ aa 359ab pO YOR: Director ef Ceatral tateliigencse We : Deputy Dixyecter far Plas ; better Sexe Birestor fran acted . hk. Abtecked is a sealed letter -friml _ | @yno provided a copy of the letter to the Ghies a ef Station, Keibourne), and a suggested sents fer your vet siguaters. [ietter to you recommenda agaiagt qs based STSHET of ¢ Harven Comieaion dooument €D-871, which refers ta ouy isveeticaties of aneaymees telepacne eaille te the Canberra Bebassy before and etter the asesetination of PrasigGeat Kennedy . S$.  somsider tha pointe made by in Ris - ketter to be valid and gocerdiugiy requamend agaiast the = Gghaamtfsenhios of GO-372.-in the. te inn ature. Cf ‘Starry concurs with thie vecomendutioa. Document number LL (28 -989 npn Kioto | for FOIA Review on SEP 976 Chie, Ear Eant Divigton : Attachments, & A. Latter frou | —— B&B. ketter Bepiying ta | | C. PABS $693, subsect: DBeslesaification of YWarre maiosion Document CD-371- a 0. Gopy ef CD-S71.. , &. FARW 3656, aubject: Eequest for Relense of Warren Commission Hoounent es: DDCI ppp -Srliare (19:ovember 1968) Dist ye Orig & 1 - Addressee - C/CI Stati weston 1 - DDCI lL - CFE 2 - DDP 1 - CFE/ De Nox 68 1 ~ ADDP 1 - CFE/ CoP OET cté f- OS 7 AES
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104-10012-10079; : a - yore SECRET - = ~- ve "Pb, | | | | _ 26 NOV we y , Thaah you for your letter of iS October reconmending againat the declaseifieation of Warren Counles oa docusent Ge-871. I might mention “that our inquiry to you in August (1968) was in anticipation ef further prensare fer the releage ef Warren Coumisaion papers pressure which hae not meterialized. hoverdingly, there is B. | ssn! at the present tine, any intention to re ‘tiae the “pointe, aade ray you ie your Totter ‘pravide : every reason te keep the decunen’ of the public dumain. Sincerely, Js] Richard Helos Diveeter Distribution: or Addee ec: BDCI Signature Recommended: aly . re area 3 ess ma oh Me veg Seputy birector fox" abs nen — —_ Tt | | | ‘With kindest regards, | | | | | | | |
10510 4% October, 1968, Dear eet ep oo - oe 7 a i a ee YYour Melbourne Station has sought my views on the possibility of declassifying a Warren Commission document In which reference Is made to .the| The document in question fs CD.971 dated 22nd May, 1964, together with an .attachment dated 29th. November, 1963. oa ; I would recommend strongly. that CcD.971 and A = . publicly released for reasons which include ‘the following | : i ot) At has never been offically; stated that there | + Is a "C.I.A. Canberra Station or that: — | _ there are C.LA,. officers in( ; _ > This has been avoided as a Point of policy. (it) Publication of these facts would Invoke a t | . *Shate “Gf. Guéstiotis: by” the” PRegs~end " Tr‘the | which would Be contrary to the national: security: Interest, for example : p . (a) Who approved the establishment of | . ee - .. the "G.1.A. Canberra Station"? as (b) What is its composition and location? (c) What Is Its purpose in (Allegations have already been_made that C.I.A. Is Interfering in omestic affairs. ) (d) With what Australian agencies does it deal? - _ _|which has not been publicly disclosed, could be brought Into discussion. ) fae ee ee ee _(e) With: what. other foreign agencies does the 7 me deal? He aD nts eet a eblaORs aetetine die f é there over ©) =
. z an A 3 - - » Ss -) ‘ - - oer rh . .y a . * » . 7 :. 2. i (in) _ Questions could be raised as to the investigation i by the | of the anonymous telephone i . calls, the validity of its quoted conclusion and i the result of its further enquiries. i! il am giving a copy of this letter to your Melbourne 3] Station. : : an ae - biog With kindest regards and best wishes. foe - eT "Yours ,¢42<+2 : , . > } e. | Richard Helms, Esq., i _  . Ofrector, | i “oo ' Central Intelligence Agency, | Washington, D.C., 20505, ye United States of America.