14-00000 “a. ’ cuctgeging) Medes camieys Sorcery SOWELL aR Ok ete era, Se gt AES BARE CTE pe ‘ee : . RATE eeRIe Mn reneMEg ot his. old. Agency issued alias, Edward J. Haailtc _ Suggestion is that this writing effort was done by Mr. Hunt free of any fiduciary. relationship with tho Agency involved - . dn ‘the use of the St, John pen name... to ; provide Mr. Hunt fron. his private funds. Mr. Richards of the Inspector General Staff opinioned that if tha . Ageacy had sponsored the St. John books, it was. Aikely « that Mr. Hunt had 36. informed Senator. Raker... a oo Soe 4. Adding possible weight to this Hine of. specutation.” is the fact that subsequent to publishing the ‘last St. John novel, Mr. Hunt published a nevel entit s. Mr, Howard J. Osborn, Director. of Security, was. briafed on the above by the undarsigned in the presence of. “Mr. Kuha on the evening of 5 Pebruary 19746 Lawrence J. Howe * fa ate : weed B i. ‘ PW : I ; ~ - 3 H : i : 4 ‘ t > : Le i. : ' a : of ‘ $ : ' : : : ij 5 . i i & 5 ) WP ga ey Poe Liat EE Es OT ye Wott te ete Fs: os Rhea Bie PARTE LACAN iM ab hwcabce Bathe bie cn Ss thm armas tn Bie
14-00000 : Hews ees : aren att a ara ot ate we ee Ee ss e@rtisia Ut “asl. os @ February 1974.- 24 af MEMORANDUM FOR: “wr. Steven Le. Kuhn 2 oa. “vt! ; | oo SUBJECT © on “pene. David St. John Novels : tae Ty ais telamed atoos soy ig gs a2 _— oe es : oe . . : 7S tno et pon . stss fy Duss va une 7, T1.: On 4: February. 1974, : Mr. Walter Pforzhoimer, curator ea ' Historical. Intelligence Collection, was. interviewed by: the,. undersigned: concerning his knowledge of a series. of. novels. - written by. Mr. B.. Howard Hunt.. This interview was. undertaken at your request in an effort to determine if Mr.. Hunt had. acted in any capacity in. cooperation with Counter Intelligence Operations. It. has previously been alleged in Office of ' Security records that Messrs. Paul Gaynor and Edward Sayle “of Security Research Staff, believed that Mr. Hunt. had written novels at Agency request and that this effort had been known | i. | mo to ME«” Janes: Angleton, Chief,,. ck Operations. t.0 i wogabisions - i lps al f Ue OF : bay ae Mrs Pforzheiner provided ‘a ‘verbal sumary of his... a knowledge of Mr. Hunt's fictional writings under the pen. fe : name, David St. John. Mr. Pforzheimer stated that when the Xirst St. John book, On Hazardous Dut 2 appeared in 1965, he of . undertook to identify 7 the trie name of the author, Mr.. | . Pforsheimer related that. he checked with a source in the copy- oo | pight.office only to find out that the true name was not. given _ { ‘on the copyright application.~ The mailing address given for .i} °° . the author was checked against a telephone cross reference m Ae, - diveétory. . The address. on the copyright application was. i identified with Mr. E. Howard Hunt... Mr. Pforsheimoer stated . it that after making the identification, he called Mr. Thomas * "> * Kavamessines and related his discovery;. Mr. Pforzheimer. “pO "=F" * pagalled. from the nature of Mr. Karamessines* reaction that Tf - he had uncovered a sensitive matter of senior officer concer. a “Me. Pforsheimer stated that he then recomnended to Mr. . , Xaramessines that. "if the Agency is involved in this thing me _. why not see to it that Hunt leaves: his address off the copy-- i - right applications in the future." _Mr. Karamessines reportedly
14-00000 i accented the suggestion and Mr. Pfortzheiner recalls ‘that i subsequent copyright applications vers suhaitted without: --:. , “the address. Within five. minutes of the conversation with- Mr. Karasessines, Mr. Pforzheimer recalls being called. by i Mr. Richard Helms, then Deputy Director of Central. Intelligence. . a Mr. Pforzheimer recalls the substance of the conversation as ' being, “for Christ sake Walter, this is the first book to._- ., come along and say.something good about the Agency." “why o “HOt leave the Goddamn thing alone." - To : ; 3. The undersigned asked. Mr. Pforzheiser, ‘who to his” knowledge, would be in a position to confirm or deny whether * Mr. Hunt was und$r any form of Agency’ sponsorship in his writing of the David St. John novels. Nr. Pfortzheimer replied that he was never officially briefed on the matter and that -orily Mr. Helms or Mr. Karamessines could provide the answer. Mr. Pf£orzheimer was then asked if either Mr. Angleton or Mr. Rocca of Counter Intelligence Operations would have any ' knowledge of this activity. Mr. Pforzheiner replied that he. doubted at seriously. 4 Mr. Pforzheimer went on to ‘relate that he was a Qccasionally tasked to do research for Mr. Hunt. He recalled oo Gn one occasion being asked to research the Indian religious. fites involving use of funeral syres. Mr. Pforzheiner remembered that this theme figures significantly in Mr. Hunt's. : subsequent novel Tower of Sllence which appeared under the si - -. $ty John pen name in Mr. Yforzheiner parenthetically | oo pointed out the origin of the pen name as being the names of . ; Oo ‘| Mr. Hunt's two sons--David and Ste John. . - of ig ha ewg a IT : >: §. Tracing Mr. Hunt's career assignments, it is noted — a po that he was assigned to the Office of the Deputy Director . for, Oparations then designated, the DDP/Operations Group, in . Fehruary 1965. The first David St. John book was published ‘during 1965. From June 1965 through September 1966, Mr. Hunt oe, was assigned to Madrid, Spain as a Contract Agent. *puriag 1966, three St. John books avpeared in print, the highest out- aah - put for any year. Mr. Hunt published one book under the Pie ; _ St. John vseudonym in 1967, ani cne each in the years 1963, . Ji ' 1969,.1971 and 1972. Mr. Hunt officially retired as an Agency Staté. Enployes effective 30 April 1970. oe re
abn wt le See spent 8 is stem saretad ee. SOUL en eiialo rena inde May pe 6 0 es LETS sty “F tet RR ag SER AMG Bere ein Te eaten bee gees 2 POE ot + & A check of Office of Security records did not develop any indication that any of the David St. John manuscripts were ever submitted for review in accordance with Agsncy regulations. “There is no documentary evidence currently. available to the Office of Security to. either confirm or deny possible Agercy sponsorship .of the books written by Mr. Ee Howard Hunt under the pen name,. David. Sts -John.. care oe. ree “> a fe hoot been tues “as we Pm. wwe FRET, mel. : . ew ea ant : 4 . r - toe, ee ‘ . ° Iota tee 4 5 - ote y 2 ~ ” - * Pha . * > aan tgt ve te : “ * ae A : - 1 - ’ a ek eon cs oa . . * : * . “9 qi ‘ ' 2 ' - ‘ : « e Ped e , ‘ ‘ he 1 ne i wt i i leerate: PE ee aa we ee PORE Ae beet ante Ba hay BRITA ee ase aha pet le RP ABLN ND abt Or, cig! het a
14-00000 coun’ . — a . _ on Copy ons of one copies ee y.February 1974 . ZG File q, wal MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Kuhn SUBJECT: General Gay nor's Recollections 1. This date, at your instruction, i called Gen. Paul Fs Gaynor to seek his recollections regarding his knowledge of the writings of “Mgr, Hunt and any official who might be aware of the circumstances of any Agency ; involvement in that effort, ' “2. Gen. Gaynor advised that his memory is not altogether cléar on the matter, and that he was "reaching, " but stated that has he , . reconstructs the matter: com fe became aware that Hunt, while in Wu, was ; accomplishing a ‘steady flow of spy books, and that security approval was not being re- quested on the manuscripts before submission to publishers. (He stated: in CI Staff, and that this activity continued later, as he recalls it, - . of this business. .and that Hunt's books were a part of.the program to do so, - agreed with idea that the volume of writings was sufficient to indicate that a great of time was involved in Hunt's writing.) Gen, Gaynor advised that he raised the issue “up front" on several occasions, The reaction he recieved to his raising the issue was that "Keop your stinking nose out " He stated that he was lead to believe thet Mr. Helms desired to improve the image of the intelligence profession and the Agency He stated that — he wos never told outright that this was the case, but the responses be. recieved lead. him to ‘belicve this was the case. , . ¢ + : om 7. bl” He “suggested that two peaple aight be able to assist in clearing the issue, Ray Rocea and Walter Pforaheimer, both of whom were involved, in the image" materials. He stated that Piorzheimer seemed to be aware of all the details. = on an up to date basis - of Huat's departure from the: Agency ta join the public relations firrn, to the degree that Gen. Gaynor gained the belief that Hunt was merely moving his desk outside the building but being paid by the same source as before. He also advised that he’ kept Miss Ethel Mendoza fairly current on what he was learning about Hunt's a - activities because she followed the case for him, and suggested that her -batter than his at this date. ‘Allen while on 2 TDY was told by a COS toask Headyuarters to remove Hunt recall about what he had learned and when and what resulted, might be. - (He also mentionsd an incident in which Morse from the Aren because of his direct liaison with the presidunt of the couatry, and other activities which were confounding station operations, Later, the COS toid Morse to forget about relaying the message, with the imoplication that tiunt was being directed by higher authority in the Avency and the COS did not wisn te get in the middle by complaining, He said Morse would probably Sc ce Mae ot
14-00000 . , . 1c, He also suugested that another person--definitely no friend of 2 : Hunt--who might have some recall or have picked up information about 7 the book-writing matter might be Anita Potocki of CI Staff, formerly of : . . Division D. (i gather that she did not have official knowledge, but because * f her dislike for Hunt, she made it somewhat her business to follow his a oe * careery 2) oo S an ae . , Edward F. Sayle j 7 : 8 ‘ my Z é . ‘ . 7 - ; ; " i a ’ b _ . be, a . , i i }
14-00000 oe ors ye Dl Fouls 12, 0A “7 Jaan. 4 ae VERETTS HOWARD HUNT, JR. I. Subject, a forsier GS-15 Cgerations Qificer. assigned to DDP/Ecrope, is 53 years of age and married, He served with the Cilice of Siz rategic Sexvices daviag World War Il, and was employed. "by this Agency f ‘tom November 1949 until his voluntary retirement . oa 30 April 1970, Ia 1971, Subject served as an advisor to Presidext Nixoa in relations te his izig to China. Subject is of current intorast co to the Cantral Cover Sraff, 2. Subject gradaated from Brows University in 1949. He Served with the United States Navy from aarly 1942 until lare 1942, ered the Air Force, Atter a year with Time, Incorporated, he entere where he was dethiled to the Cifice of Strategic Services, Ha served ia the Far Hast until January 1948. Subject engaged in writing, and thea from May 1943 until February 1919 was employed by the Zconomic Cooperation Administration, Serving in Pazis, = France, a3 an aide ta avarell harrimaa,; 3. A back ound investigation conducted by the Federal Bure of Investigation in July 1949 xevealed ao indication of instability oa Subject’s pace, Sut it was later learned. that Subject had been refused an increase in salary’ with the. Economic Cooseratisna Administration and had been permiiied io resign, but blindly selfish aad egotistical. : — Es was desezibed a as 3 highly intelligeat, .
14-00000 Or Aer, Oye - v 5. Sudject entered on duly aa an Intelliyence Cifizer, GS-13, on 3.\November 1949, In December 1950 bo waa assizaed as Chicf of Station, aad thea served as Chiat of Mission taere until August 1953, He served ial from June 8954.” until Pchrnary 1957, | He waa then assigaed as Chief of Station, - . ; Subject waa Chied of whit os] attempted ‘he was working on the Cubaa provlem asd publishing an anti-Castzro : until early 1950. There were indications that Subject to use his personal influence with the President to hbavs his assignment there extended, but he returned to the United Siates a Project IMARC, in June 2960 and was assigned to ae “6, A ‘cable from{__ dated 6 November 1960, indicates. that Subject had written former ontacts commenting that newspaper in Miazal. Ik was recommended that Subject be warned about auch indiscreet: remarks, but apparantly no action waa taken, 7. In Moverber 1981, Subject wag reassigned to tha DDP/- Covert Action Staff, aad in January 1962 to the Cifice of the Chief In July 1962 Sudject was transfar red to the DODS of the same Staff, Research and Publications Section in. Waahingtea, and in Tuly 1964 In February 1985 he moved to the to the DOCS Covert Action Siait, Oisica of the DDP/Cperations Group. From June 1955 to September 1966 Subject served aa a Contract Agent which ha ssrvad in the DDP as Chief of European Covert Operations until his retirement on 30 April 1979,. 8. On 28 Januazy 1970 : a source of the Offices of Security learned that Subject was circulating through the pudlishing commualty - 4 "Give Us Taois Cay," a manuscript written under his former oparatisnal ~~ Investigation . ~ alias and dealing with the events of the Bay of Pigs. discloasd that the manuscript had been in the possession of Tom Wallace, of Holt, Rinehart, and Wiaston, Inc, as early a3 9 July 19908 and thas it waa sent on “that date’ to William F. Buckley, Jr., of the Natiocal — Revi Be The raanuscript! svas sent to the Arlington House aad Walker and Company a3 well, Both rejactad it.az too ‘controversial, as had Holt, Rinehart, aad Winston, .
14-00000 added that the manuscript had been returned to bir. -many copies of it might be in cizcalation, . the Psonles 2 Lepublie of China, . G, Gadject was interviewed redacdiag the masuscripi on- \ 17 Februasy 1970 by the DDP. Ho atlfirst profes sad ignorance, but whea told the tithes admitted ha hadowritten it for his own benefit asa rist about historical record. Subject said be had ahowa the maauacris iwe years ugo to bis agent, idax Wilkissoa, and to WiiMam F. Suckley, Jz. He said be had only waated aa ozision from these gentleman, aad ‘He had, ke sald, not wanted fe published, Subject waa Instructed as to the daager of suck a rianuscript belng oublished, acd was fo atlemptto determine how ~~ He was not to contact Walzer and Compaay. who were the acures of the original infomation. 30, N reinvestigation « af Subject was conducted by the Office ‘of Security in Jaly 1970. Subject and his wile were Sesczibed by gin neizhbors acquaiated with them for up to ‘ping year 3, as excellent parents, good neighbors, aad { fiae! community citizens, ; \ . ‘11, .On 19 daly 1971, Subject waa ‘vaportad by tha Jevaey City, ‘New Javsez, Jonzral to have joined the White House Sialf aaa . Cangaliast to President Nixon prepasqtozy to the President's visit to : 12, On& Novanber 1970, Subject was vita Rooert R, Mullen and Companys a Public Ralaticus firm with offices at 1729 H Stzaut, North- wast, Wai vaiagton, DG. Inquiry . jod 19 Suna 1972 revealed that this fa a cudrent velationsid, Subject, as princical officer of Robart R, Mulled aad Gompaay;| 13, Habdject! ‘3 sacurt ty file teflects that Sine eet has, ia the: pase 3 aly s > ? sty een 0 éonnection wlih a2 ocerational matter. adviaed that be” vid, orovide information as gietoa’y ut iligatisa of Subject. lag Ca 19 June 1972, Me. = ered tinvhard, CL Salt, tothe sats. nalure of Boy, £ operational interest to Mz, James Angletéa, Chief, Cl Stait/CDP, Pe cd wee dare, NOT me as
14-00000 MEMORANZOM FOR: Deputy Director Zor Support. ' Baguest for Exception to Provision of PR AS-10D —_ Tarence 3. CRABATAC ( 2») STIIELT § 1. This memovandam contains a secommendatioa da paras graph, 4 for the approval oz the Baput7 Director for Suppozt. 2 Terence Ss.  cmapanac @) is a Contract Employee ase aigned to the Madrid area in Stain in a sensitive 2yglmnent giace nis conversion Zrem 2 Stazl Engloyee om 4 July 1963, _— COABAMAS wasn C815, stee 7 (319,330.00 per annua) and ba is being paid-at the same rate in his present contract . etacus. Gia contract provides that ka will Sa entitiad to & Living quarters allorance in conformance with roegulatiosas of ais oxrgénization applicaole to its appodated personnel. ; 3. Tae baste Lisa quarters allowarnes for Class II - °. o@2icers an Madrid is $3,900 ner annum... The house which oe ' CRABIGIC has located, with a one yoar lessy from 15 Movember 3295 to 14 Novemsar 1963, has an ananal rent of $5,500.00 gaclucias ubiiiticos. “herefors, sor rent alone, ha 7112 he tse 150 rercent maximus alioved : 22,959.00 ner yoar over fo vader ize provisicss 02: FR 43-10b. .Cn a 78/25 percant bo . shariag cassis of. the 69 sercent over the quarters alloyance, ° bets) sould “be out oF potket 32,595,900, an i. 4, ius to the onsrational sensitivity of CRABAMAC’s ignnent, 1S request Zor saliaz® on his nonsing costs vas died 7 “>, Thomas Haracesgines, ADDY, On 15 Seotexber 135, Ur. Raramessines, ACL?, anproved ais boing celinbursed “a 73/23 mercer, = hagis £ se the euc2sa alevable costa us quarcors nllowasccs.. wee wed, 69 percent nbave his UND te} t} ibe Fi iv u Af ; But rok to ance £3 authorization + dueluded ia a ott er to CPABANAG from Us. Zarasussines, If Asn requested taat tha Deputy Di>ector
14-00000 ‘ vO for Supvort authorise the 75/23 percent shariag uf tha oxe ARalewabla costs up to 60 parcant aSova bis quarters ff. Zdvard Byan | ae Acting Chie? “_ . Vastera europe BE Divéaion Toconsendation tn paragraph 40 od a - ig authorized: 7 you es Sones v Cherles i. “Davfs . LO ° Soputy ‘Director 2 Yor BED egort ” bate < DD?/T8/S8 :DavisB.Powell/a3/5139 (SNovS5) S . Distribution: oe ot ae = . OS / Sa, a_i SSA-DD/S. : =. CF78/83 : : 2 = WR/B? so an Xe allowanes, | wat at AL Rt og Tate rhc ea oe Te lathe: tN RE a et om” ae mee 0 tat. Liban ecanine ot 0 Rr neatonks #8, Te Tee enh Me pian: NAN yg '
1. euly 1965 2e wee, Chie?, Vestera Zurcea Divisioa Support Sta?e comcensation and Taz rivi aicn MOL AZIAL, 8 CPlisce of Finance Paty Status Reporta-Tereace S S$, CRABAMAC, Junber 179C8O- BF] 20-10c0-1, paragraok 5, ‘Ts date thers is no x Puty Status Reporta for Tarenea S. CRAQABAC sisee his cco These reports ors required ia tS ioayo 2 account in actorianes wita tre terns of parsgvach é(c) ef his contract end to prealude | action to withhold pay ascordance with tequirementa of tha referenced & andvesk. | Tt Jo requested that this o®@ice be advised as to record o? receipt ‘of in order to maintain | Enployse Ferns 7845 7 the. reason Yor the delay in the submissica of these Tuty Status va sorts Per conver a em to comtinue his a S937 ansasion and ae Division athe S2DaR Chic? of Support, WS ion with = Sais srould be used as Fay without thess résorts, — SSonas thie’, Sontrast ‘Bployess Accounts sort ed @gent Payroll Sranch Division Davis rg Cnier of Sun pore Va Division \ Suoe . Xaranessings, aDze, thner)e will be 0 3 Dace States “hotorts (Porn 7G4) Sn Perence S. CRARBANAC. the auth Foresil ane ee) Pr Lew, Ate Bier oie, CO Me ames ae
‘ wo wreme % IEMORAIDUM FOR: Chief, Contract Persoaoel Divisioa a: rr SUBJECT - 3 General ~ Terrence S. CRASANAC - Supglsinent Specific - Paragrapa Eatitled "ortset" REFERSUCE : A. OGC Optaion 65-2075a, datea 2 August 1965 ee bee DAN a, Sik ao coo Be Our Meno, datea 8 say 1965, Sane Subject ¥ a. This office hereia vecomiends an ‘antends zens to CR MADATIAC 's ; ‘Supplement ted 4 July 1955,.to delete paragraph 7. entitled "Orrsat." So. *, 2. This office ackncwledgesa the OCC opinion, Reference A, which q determined CRABAHAC may retain without Agency salary offset any ?uture ; * royalties earned as a result of bis literary efforts based on the Zact 4 cover doza not include role of a writer. ae a 2. As Subject’s cover “ectivities” have been officially clarified | Se 33 being only a Light one of a retired Forsizsa Service Officer for - “. Waien the Agency will be making all eativieseat ‘peyrents and actually bs will receive no funds from any coves, this paragrapa, which is nisleadiog, - - has no meaning in Subjecs's contract and it its hereby recoacended thas . 5 it be deleted froa CRABANAC’s Supplezens, — SO ate the Ne meth “ oO b “Farther, din future eases when 3 cover ts so light ‘that Subject - , will not be receiving fusds fron cover it is rseommended that no "Ox2set" Do, oo paragraph be included: in Supplecents | or Coatracts. — re re , : 5 . : 2 . . , : a ‘ ". ° fe, ee : : ‘ : : a . Bo . . . ’ “ an a a Con tege E . z oe nan : an chien, Covert cisiss Branch |” soe eo Ref. A ond B i v é Ges ne a fide, Ct ae TaN ae
ae fy ° . rn Sov Pe ae . ¢ oo y J gst ai, } f oG 65-2476a ZS AUS 95 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Contract Personnel Division Terence s. CRABANAC - Retention of Royalties by a Contract Employee SUBJECT: 1. You have requested the opinion of this Office in regard to the retention of future royalties which might be earned by Terence S. CRABANAC as a result of his iterary efforts. We believe that he is entitled to retain such royalties without an offset against his Agency salary. Z. We have been advised ‘by Mr. Gene Stevens, WE/Support, that CRABANAC's cover does not include the role of a writer; CRABANAG's cover for status will only be a light one of a retired Foreign Service Officer. Therefore, paragraph 7 of his coatract dated 4 July 1965 may remain as written. Royalties from the fictional works that he writes as. a profitable hobby will not ba-emoluments received from or through his ; “cover | activitie s." Sore te “ aa ; Nox MAN D. BLOCK i : . Office of General Counsel cc: Chief, Covert Claims Branch. Mr. Gene Stevens, WE/Support’ yt | ‘ 1 1 * ' . “ 1 ot 3 4s a : Sole 4 mae es H ‘ 74 : a
3 AUG (03 .- 4 .? Bae Olfles of General Counsel MEMORANDUM FOR Normaa Block . ATTENTION Terence S. Crabanac -- . Reteation of Royalties by , . : _ a Contract Employes : : : ee SUBJECT wae 1, Reference is made to the telephone conversation ' of 25 July 1965 between yourself and Rogers C. Brooks of this Office wherein background information relating to the assignment of Terence S. Crabasac was discussed. 2. Subject will apsarently develop a cover asa writer, a fleld wherein he haa an already demonstrated taleat based : upon several publications. The objective of the cover is to pro- ot vide a baals of attribution for some of his income. Atthe time © ~ -{ of the preparation of Mr. Crabanac's contract, the specific Getail of his cover was unknown. nt awe . 3. Request your opinion in regard to the retention of poasible revaltics earned by Crabanac as a result of hig literary efforts or whether such income should be properly a a ee a -offaet. . Joseph 3B. Ragan : i Chief, Contract Personnel Division: : Atnmchments. : OP/CPD: RCBrodka/ew: 2 August 1965 Distritvution: an Orig & 1 -- Addressee (Z -- CPD
Bs ‘under the following terma and conditions: ‘in conformance with. applicable régulations of this organization Incle dings ‘of assignment, and for you a alone for authorised opevational ivavel. In» regulations. the course a all trays! periormed hereuader and, when authoy! “ ESsi wasment. 3 . “6 Air. Terence S. Crabanac . ; . oe Dear Mr. Crabanac: ’ The United States Government, a3 represented by the Coatracting oo, , Officer, hereby contracts with you as a Contract Employse for thé usze- of your services and the parformance of duties of a contidsabal nature 1. Comoeasation. In full consideration for the use of your sarvices 7 and the performance of specified confidential duties you will be compen~' sated in an ‘amount calculated at the rate of $19,830 per annum. In addition, '- you are herein authorized legislative salary adjustments, within-grada promotions and, if applicable, a post differential in substantinl conformance | with rules and regulations applicabls to Government apgoiated emoloyees. Payments will bs macs a3 requeated by you in writing in an approved man- _ nex. Taxes will be withheld therefrom aad submitted by this organization. _- 2. Allowances. ‘You will be entitled to: {a) Living quarters allow= ances in conformance with regulations of this organization apolicabdla to its appointed personnel. In the event you are furnished quarters by the Government you will rot be entitled to the living quarters allowances herein | . -e {) Cost-of-living allowances so, but not limited to, a post allowance, a transler elowance aad 2 home ser . 4 vice transfer allowance. . 3. Travel. You will be advanced or reimbursed funds for travel a. aCe transportation expenses far you, your desendests, your household) = ifecta and your personal automobile to and f-om your permanent post’ - additioa, you will be entitled 6 Storage of such household and personal eliects as are not shipoed, in conformance with applicable Goverament ~ SP You may be entitled to per diem in Neu of subsisteace in. " zed, for * mile on ternporavy duty away from your zmanent post of an “Alltravel, transporintion aad ger diam 1 pF ovided jor under .. . ; this paragraph must be proserly authorised, and e <B2nS 23 incurred here- ~ 2 | to paymmentaniac couating in compliance with apolicabdla ; you alona « under are subject Goverament regulations. 4. Oo-ratioaal Exoenses. You wil! be advanced or reimbursed funds fov nacaasary operational axpzensea Including, but nat Limited to, entermin- formation, as sascilicaily Aasosroved by the Gave- é rmentand the purchase of in sic erament. Such funds will b2 gudject to nayment and accounting in comoli- Ss ance with anpslicable Government reputations. 3 3%. Resaytaest. | weda: dite: : re lo Recount foe or Tefund Any moaaies ady meu to veluaaid Bhs pat arrous isocn ae aoe are mnaabes doy yay ce WPT RADA TS be
s reer y s & Bensiits, (a) You will be entitled to death and disabitity bonefits equal to ‘those authorised under the Federal Employees’ Compensation Acts asamended. Claims by you, your heirs, or logal representatives under thia paraaraoh will be processed by this orginization in accordance with its: procecures ia such manner as not to impale security. . ; _ (b) You will ba ontitted to the continuance of pay and allowances ina manne: similar to that a8t fozth in the Missing Parsons Act {80 U.S.C. Ae, App. 1ool- 1015). _ (ce) You will be entitled to. sick, annual and home leave ’ (including traval expensas incidant thereto) equal to and subject te the same ‘ruke3 and regulations applicable to Government appointed employees. Annual leava may only be taken at times and places approved in advance by ; appropriate Covernment representatives. All accrusd but unused leave credited to your former account.as an appoiated employee of this organiza- . tion will be transferred'to the leave account established for you hereunder - 4a) As a Government employee undez contract converted | from staff status without a break in gervice, it is required that you coatinue to make contributions to the Civil Service Retirement Fund. Such contri- butions (oresently six and one/half per cent (6-1/2%)) will be deducted by | the Government from tha basic compensation due you hereunder » i.e., - presently $196 830 per annum. . . o: a {e) You are herein authorized to apply for enzollaient in a health insurance program for certain selected Contract Employees of - this organization, svtbject to all the terms and conditions of that program. ~ If accepted, this organization is presently authorized to bear a portion of the premium cost, you will oear the rernaindar.; Your financial contribution will ba effected either by payroll.deduction or by, direct remittance at periodic intervals to be esiabliane d by this: organizat ion. . me . 4) QQ) This organization ‘is authori ned to pay the cost of necessary hospitalization and related travel expedsaes for illness oz injury ’ acurred by a United States citizen full-time Contract employee | in the Ling | . of duty whila abroad. eae” im ay “This o organization may pay certain necessary ‘cost3 of Roapitalization and relate 4 travel éxnenass for. illness or injury incurred by tha denendents ofa wa ited States citigen full-time Contract Employee permanently assigned a oroad, while they are located abroad. {tis understood and agreed that the eligibility and extent of the participation by you aad your espendents in the above mudical programs will be in.con- formance with the rules, regulations and policies of this organization fa effect at the time an illness. or ‘injury is incurred,. that all cliims will ba Par ra t submitted only to this organization aad that adjudication of such claims by this organization snall be dinmaland conclusive.) | 7. Offset. Eyaoluarents tacts lag Ssoncfite & ta hiacd - Fesely ed fram ur throuch your caver activities are the orouarty of the &. . Govern: 2. Peocedurally, ouch emobiments will be offset againat a mounts die you under this agreemensta are acknowled ssi te be payment by tie Govern= meathrreuade: and far Fedsral income tix purposes. Uf caver ainoteoents rag e v tabs coatrace,. ot will dispose of tis aucess wid exceed those dus yau uate i BOS Lhastructians, aimouat la cohformance with Coseran ee hte aeae Ny +
+ greats * eae. o_ setennenet ees STEERER SSDGPGD RRAETONRNNMNIeERNRti® atin + Sir: spon notice from the Gov yous, part ox termination oft Lo, : Ne Ye cumenis. If, in the performance of services unler a Exec..ioa of Do tas 19. custody of Government fuads or tike tithe *. siz contract, youassunis of racord to property of any nature whatsoever and wheraver gituate, which» -propgerty has in fact bean purchased with monies of the U. S. Government, you hereby recogaize and acknowledge the existence of a trust relatlonsilsa,. either express oc constructive, and you azres to exscute whatever docu- mats muy be required by the Governne nt to evidences this reclationgzhinv. 9. Secrecy. You will be required to keep forever secret thls coatract and all informatios which you may odtain by reasoa hereof (unless released ia writing by the Gover vament frora such obligation), with full knowledyas thal. violation of such secrecy may subject you to criminal ordsecution under the Esplonage Laws, dated 25 June 1944, as amended, and other aoplicabls law _and regulations. a a 34 10. Instructions. Instructions reccived by you fsom the Government in briefing, training or otaerwisa are a part of this contract aad are incor- : porated herein, provided that such instructions are not inconsistent with the termshereoi. - a il. Unauthorized Commitmenta. No promises or commitments per- taining to rights, privileges or benefits other thin those expresaly stisulatec ia wilting in this agreement or any amendirient thereto shall be binding on | the Government. _ ; ; : “ 12. Term. This contract is effectiveas of 4 July 1965. , and shall continue thereafter for a period of two {2) years. unless sooner terminated: . () Upon sixty (50) days’ accual notice by either Party here eto, oz tak (b) Upon actual notice to you in the event the results of an inttially - Fequired medical d:aamination. are determined by this organization. ‘to be unsatisfactory, or -- a . oat * ° 5 {c) Without prior notice by tha Government, in the event of a breach of this contract by your violation of the security orovistons hersof oz by your of serwisa rendering yours elf unavailadle for acceptable service. =< ~ we : - <The aon mee at att OTe my, Aeon mem ae whject to the availabi mys of aporooriations, this agreemeat may be extended. ament. In the evant of voluntary t ervenination on ause' by the Covernment prier te the expiration! tee, & meme nn, os oF i Lthereof, you will not be entiiied to retura | rs ca this agreement or any 3 reneswar travel exnpeases to the Unite dS tates. Termination of this agreement will 3 not releases you from the obligations of any security oath you may be required to take. . , UNITED STAT =S GCVERNMEN NT - Coat racdne resin cer ee need WPENESS: ASPAOVED: A <2 & ry