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(404-10218-10009 ee 1 Ore vane nT ate ee ies a wa Burch: According to information given verbally by Harry Hermsdorf, when Igor went : ” : : eon > Seen ne , m : ¥ be ” a: ogee aa Coane lene te ge te/t/cr a & Subject s (Jum given ber by Castro agent in Mend ~ Baste 3s 10 dene 1900 Pree @ ferry Horasdorf sak Want ce? tat les tage enh, atte eheeEeteHeehrelent SBMRDETREE ek ow et 5 Prier to her departare from Hew York, June Cobb visited the Guban Consulate.in Mew York City aa requested prior to her departure froe Qevare. While trere she was introduced to an American citizen named - Bernie Bromver, 4 newepaperman from the “lent Reach ‘um. Grenner 1a « friend of Cobb's boss Juan Orta, the jdviristrative assistant cf Fiiel Castro. Brenner gave Cobb a note in an envelope that w.s sealed for delivery to Orta. Cobb opened the note and copied the corte:ts which were as foliows: “fell "0" that Marmy (Manuel}> arques (-4.:13 de “sot, real -ot™. The Fede sre on im. Aguirre the ~riest fir ered nim in --ehinzter.”. "Menendes in Zey sest worka ir. tie poawtofcice is being watched. There is « fed working rivht tere i+ tue vost office with tim. They have same letters ~arxe! Sust wali: for i!- to over “one, ds's uot. the ctate Jep.rteent - - Alan te.l'em tot to use those replicas of doli.r bills tie tourist :sa.r-tment fx usins with something written on back", ™ 8George Louthwort.:: ie working witn te “eds. T got . m tecrk with a "leg" (leabien) and a straight «irl w.i some -fcture- ore nizait. He said he wes guing to put the sh.ft to “apt. Suerra.* "fell Doris *sdrone wio lives in € y 19 -pt. building #ith a sabr by Orlardo :adrone that the feds are tr-ing to get to her. Bidel brought ter to Guba because sre Knew sco-e tuings she ahcuidn't know", SArques can gc to Cuba the L3th*, *Oecar Tacires ie being tailed, 24 our tail", tiuro gh whom J lf me se Cobb, asking nia to contact te for ehe had oe teremrey re areentety one cee ~ 8 none ameerenfngewraprint: @ messare for me. called s@ at 1one and I called “iss Tebb at s phone booth In the ‘6 @. She told me of the above, I had her efve the notes: vs to sramiciwitidex She passed them to ‘iim at the Teast Side :ir)ines yo Terminal in Kew he everi:g of 7? June. HH to the airport end approached Cobb, she waved hiz avay. He waited at some 2 | distance while she acritbled away at the notes; she then folded thes in e yo newspaper and left thea for him to pick up. Harry did not say whether she walked avay immediately after leaving the notes, or whether she folded them z in the paper and theniaited for the two supposed menbers of the Cuban Consulate = 7. to join her before bounding the Plane. or 2 dP
Departed Renover, H,H. Arrived Fashington “** ' Departed Fashington “e Arrived Eanover, N.H, . oe mo te i ¢ 3 fay . ate % by st oe os eo. “Fst nt (aon (OO Ae Ree Bre gee seme wes . r ‘ . . ™ . ‘ oe ertetcee tec’ . eo RPE Zab pe ett, 12300 noon 26 August 1946 12:00 noon 27 August 1946 8100 pom. 28 August 1946 12:00 Midnite 29 August 1946 ies £0 60 20 190 9¥61
104-10218-10101 ‘ —™ a ; 624+ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE : ° 7 ROUTING ute SECRET 1 ne) 1 + 3691 2t ne _7 gaty 1960 st] + + BAVARA c|_foerento one i . & in mae : é - ts oan’ Om: DIRECTOR c. | grourine H an D Wis ONFs WHS PRIORITY ' , _ OPERATIONAL INITIALS ro, CA 2, CafserG, S/o 2, ca/eenr ci for, BE (5) MEDIATE CuT 95491 fiire4sgi ’ Bava nro S oe CITE DIR 36854 | fie am 3805! 1, FYI MICHAEL SIDNEY COLIN VISITED KUBARK LOS ANGELES OFFICE AND STATED HE | HAD BEEN USED BY ODYOKE IN CUBA. INQUIKED WITHER USEFULNESS T) ODYOKE EXDED. | ALSO GETED PERSONAL GRIEVANGE SGATNST AMIPAS/).._ CLE SVE 2. PLEASE ADVISE HQS IF STATION EMPLOYED OR ENCOURAGED COLIN TO REPORT OW . KOGAGE MATTERS. THIS INFO WILL HRLP. GUIDE. EUBARK IN-DISPOSITION OF CASS” AND IN" _ PROTECTION AMWPAS/1. / 2 5, : — wi/s,/prop ZA A { eo fed COCROINATING OFFICE as . BELEASEING os S-E-C-R-E-T AUTHENTICATING OFFICER ‘ i REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE I$ PROHIBITED. i ne mee ee lo es wee PRA De Tb ee tad i satin Sse wrap ah neice es 7 a stn ' ig ATL. ata h cd Sacha lene rev ad Bi eile. ae to sa Saek beds ECA ac
(ros-tozte40102] : . ae a : a ‘CLASSIFIED MESSAGE en eae i ORIGs ; 7 ; _ ROUTING | : i EXT + apy aa i “DATE s f ne SEL) ¢. “4 BT | perereen UR be 58 t TO * ‘HAVANA a, FROM: DIRECTOR . | Due INTTIALS A a8 om renee tee aime Lee memaraenahncateh eetlelints erg REG IDEN VIOLA JUNE COBB Aemnrcoaatiaittnmirenentarte an ane 10 HAVA tt INFO CITE DIR C2559 RE: O/R CUT. eur P2432 | - = St Ura er reat earn pet te Shee ene eee (END OF MESSGE) wn teed a ital edllcteses 5 FERRE Tan 6 RE MERE st EL ort : rh & a RE Pa iy 4 € ‘ aba ae ‘ ARUN EG, CRS tM vegeqengy ere ees eo gE Je Go KING é COORDINATING OFFICERS J. De Chief/wip  ~ \ g . dof /WD Orricée SELRET nh Wbine ornces REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. p ‘ . s . & . i og ‘é i¢ ; —— (Ip dreft) oF. ; Yoo, Harry Hermadorf -. x a & q * ceed RR
___\-_CLASSIFIED MESSAGE j [ ~__- ROUTING ; ies LL RE) ‘ exis 3891 _ ee aI 3 “" : i pate: 10 June 1960 3 oa : i to « HAVAHA . p | ‘DEFERRED ; TP srom: DIRECTOR : ee (- : | . g ne OPERATIONAL | NIVATS ~ | INFO. Cl, (>) 8/¢ 2 ro, lo. oe IMMEDIATE ‘ ' 10 HAVA . INFO -  eneoR § OF S94 a . j-- - °° ° IDM RECRUITED 3 JONE ASSIGNED CRYPT 125, HQS 10 FON OP, DESPATCH | i : ue ' : j-- "FOLLOWS. A 4 pe (END OF MESSAGE) Dos E : : 7 H noe . 1 & dy ‘ ci : | 1 \ t i ' | it t ty 5 cas ‘ i POUR 8 A IN NL REE NTO EEE OE Ay a ORR Na) Leak deanalee 6 . . i ? Mecca BR gee So = sora teae Sete cog yee: ek bee emt te oe 3G. KING ¢ Harry Hernedorf La ° Chief/iHD BELEASING OFFICER §-E-€-R-E.T AUTHENTICATING OFFICER tone COGRBDINATING: OPFICERS Cf /4 REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE [S PROHIBITED: opel Mb SO Poteet EAS ER RIES PTS RD ca LEA a RMT Be * é tegton ade
‘104-10218-10104 Soeseytnae + eAtet Re TIA aNeCUrE tN fe Abvee Ede te ae aad od wa was tee onthe Ips Sdane oR er o Aten ve tape acts rete ecenciran: a sane 1 othe see page cen, Marta tena iis 3 eso hacia + ete 103 SECRET , vo REQUEST FOR APPROVAL GR INVESTIGATIVE ACTION (Always handcercy 1 copy of thie fora} ne CI/Operational Approval and Support Division SUBJECT: (frvue same) FROM: 7 MARC 8=(by 15 June) i 2011 Barton Halil : > ’ Hl t SG FILE #0. Viola June COBB CRYPTOMYM, PSEUDONTU, AKA OR ALIASES { F AKA: June COBB i uit TYPE ACTION REQUESTED. - | « iz ° mm PROVISIONAL PROPRIETARY APPROVAL ° Is i. x | [Paopatetary APPROVAL fe 4 | [coveat security APPROVAL SPECIAL ENQUIRY (50 Field investigation) i hi (| COVERT SECURITY APPROVAL FOR LiAtSON WITH U.S. OFFICIALS Fe Be USE OF INDIVIDUAL OR ACTION REQUESTED ‘ SPECEFAE AREA OF USE FULL OETAILS OF USE a i : ' Subject will provide information en Cuban Goverment Activities. is a 4 INVESTIGATIVE COVER . j 0S OR WILL SUBJECT BE AWARE OF U.S. GOVERNMENT ENTEREST tee HEMT : 4 6S OR PELL SUBJECT BE AWARE OF CIA ENTEREST [N Him? , i: Pi ee i None. joo: 3 IF NO TMVESTIGATION OUTSIDE CIA, EXPLAIN FULLY & 4 PRO AND GREEN LIST STATUS ob . PRO U, OR EQUIVALENT, IM (2) COPIES ATTACHED zl PRO ff WILL se FOReARDED . j [Pra ti. om couivanent, tm (1) COPY ATTACHED fy | GREEN LIST ATTACHED. ho: te j FIELD TRACES ; ee | NO INFORMATION OF VALUE | [sor amivsaveo (Explaneeion) i |_| No Recon DEROGATORY INF ORMATIGN ATTACHED. WITH EVALUAT {ON WILE BE FORBARDED aeaieet Rt TRACES (Derogstory Inforeetion and Evaluation Attached) | |wo wee StGRATUR FORM URE PaHvioEs sies0 0/2 tortious.
AGS NE tints ten ot meg eS OAM amie oD net enn eee pet Oe mame on eee eee ee Laan a tos COUP DENTIAL “FRQL: SMANGHAI (1ATARF) In 19394 ‘Bl JULY 1947 SHAN 518 REQUEST NEWTON S. MILNP BE TRANSFERE=D SRa!-caMo TO ST BRANCH. FOR PAST 5 MONTHS IGLER HAS BEEN ABLY PEPFOPMING SI DUTIES AND IS NOW AT MIKDEN FIELD STATION IN JUNIOR INVESTIGATOR “CAPACITY PROMOTION PAPERS WILL BE POUCHED TF WASHINGTON APPROVES PRANSFER. (°°. CONFIDENTIAL
» eth SECRET : POC: SHasotar (rvanry TW 1T6éS4 8 JULY 1947 SEAN 349 " oHE WASH 3625 : MLLER HOW ASSIGNED OF Lon FRCL CORUNT CAT ° INVESTIGATOR MIXDEH, 15 PEeFomIN? coop Jor arp SEDTISES. IN VLEG OF PHASING OUT PROGRAM. ca5LT ro! HELLIS 20 aM : CLATY GH ISLLER (QU LER). OLSOH StArHS PEPSCIUNL UOT Ae ; COMUNTCATIONS WORK NOT AVAILASLE OR SEOUL asSSTGMinnT. : SECRET i Leen pete pa te at ft | & j r { { I tT Cr! Wwe he vi 4 AS wy a. ELY Sele Bios) RELEASE ENGAFED Wi
74-90000 TC: SHANGHAT (WARP) ON cor 3625 23 JUNE 47 RE SUA 093 (IN 10379) wWasH 0286 ADVISE STATUS ASSI@OENT MILER SECUL THRE KELLTS NEEDS —— COlS CLERK PEPLA CLUENT Ame wre cima ane oat ht eae ts fe. ' a oo! reais inate rare dara tad TARTAN Napali tenth ie erie wee ;
- sn | SeolVEs Crees . . ESD #4, Honthly report, Commmications, dtd 2 Apri 1947, : ; Civ. Newton 5. Miler « returned from Thy in Tokyo es ‘ Good cryptman, now surplyy. Available for transfer to 8.1. : branch, China, , type ro aroma en, oe ees w recy Sapien or ment panes + team, Fe, Naked saa Stents : * a : wege CET : Ri ~ . Soe p aged © fa
14-00000 nit cme ee NN | oe Hae Siok Lc 7 _ SECRET 00 SECLL, TOKYO. - FASh 0300 1] MARCH 1947 7 | ; CONCUR ASSIGMUEYT KOLER SEFIOR CORMO CLERY SECT. SHAW ADVISED, . ld: at aiat Race rata eM oe dal Renee Rett ce vag o cine del ae we ite aan Sy hanes, et a pine nr data a TOD Ma ae 5 Leellang nee oO RINE RN EET mah aes Beata . at wR leeks - RATES rane ei Ne No thenet Dense ge 2 Se Regma of, tried . e . ~ + f ; s : ¢ ; + H 4 i i ‘ - . oh ‘ ' seg moe , e ™ at -y a ' . '
(404-10239-10037 27 Jassary 1968 Wilfea $69~-25 MEAMQHANDUM BOR; Chak/, ATTENTION 3 SUBJECT : General: AMMUG/I1 Debriefing Report ¢211 - - Speeifle: Francisco hafael KEYES Gomes 4, This date a photograph of Cubject was shown to AMAMUa/1] for ideatifieation and possible information on Subject’ setivitles. BYES ls reportedly a citizen of the Dominican Repablic who was arrested duriag APC guerrilia activities in Decenber 1065, _ 2 AMMUG/) stated that the Individual in the phutograph loosed familiar to Sim bet he could not recall any identifying or baczyround information oa the cubject, ie did act recognize the name of REYES when it was subsequently mentioned, ©’ Joseph i. Ficcolo Awf/SA/Cl Harald F. swenton Chief, Wi/tA/Cl “ w4/sa/Cl/J. Piccolo:ema Mstribution: Bo wH/2 1-WH/SA/ESEC 6-SHS/SA/CI | sang ee ee eee ee
14-00000 ' SECRET } TO SHANGHAI | 7° MAR 1967 #UASR 0286 7 | YRANSPER BORDIN TOKYO IMPOSSIBLE. IF SURPLUS YorR ; FEEDS ADVISE ETD FOR U.S, FOR TERMINATION. WUST CANCEL RIPRS . TRAFSPORTATION BEFORE 15 MARCH. CANDUR TRANSPER RICHARDSON, . APPROVE TRAYSPER MILER AS SENIOR COWMO CLERE, BPG atte FETE ee eee gk .
FROM STARCHAI (DRARP) ~ 8 MARCH 1947 I 10379 . HEPWASH 0155. IN LIKE WITH PEASIFC OUTPERGEYEL ‘IT IS BSQUESTED THAT KORDIF BE TRAXSPERRED TO TOKYO STUCE HE - 4 HAS BOT PITTED WELL INTO OUR PICTURE AND HIS SERVICES ARE KOT . os -REQUIEZD. IT 1S DESIRED THAT MILER PB TRANSFERRED TO SEOUL “SINCE SE HAD DEMCKSTRATED HIS ABILITY THERE, IS PAMILIAR WITH THE PICTURE AED IS HOT R:QUIRED FOR CTR CHINA OPERATION. If 18 PORTER REQUESTED. HAT AUTHORITY BR GIVEY TO TRANSPER . | oe oo a .-g/sGT CHARLES WILLIAM RICHARDSON 70 SREVICES. THIS IS HIS) Do 4 REQUES? AND IS APPROVED BY TH’S HEADQUARTERS SUBJECT TO YOUR CON CURRENCE.
14-00000 Te ete ' ; ome r , CONFI DIN TIAL 7 i 5 €PA5H O1ES REGSHAE O31 (I! 19963). 7O-CONSIDER .tPerSPER ums” idiow | PSUS YOUR DECISIOF, WIFE SCEZDULED LEAVE 22 MARCH. ADVISE a 2 SCONEST. ALSO PEGUEST FEPLY RY SEOUL RROUES™ POR MILER | ! / : : . ! 1 ? r t See ee Poe Se . . Y 7 i t . ~ ° ° , Soe ve a * z -
404-10247-10037 . é 4 “py ° ° RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Bo Not Reproduce Seay a3 1103 _MESSAGE FORM at” ROUTING ONG mr 03 (NO HOEK ( fiLe in CS PRE NO. DATE 115 PARCH 6 to (yaDRID >) (5-2 rom: DIRECTOR com, WH/CR wo poe WEG e&/OFS ct Fy FUT VR FUE 19 (eanrD 15-2 INFO on on ; BRING Lie 92731 ase) REF DIR 91921° | . i : ‘ i tae REL ay Bee ee — BF GF dm tm FYL ACCORDING TC LETTSR JUST RECEIVED IN NEW YORK 3Y AMDtIP/1 FROM AMLASH/2, a : ° GQhoPS/1L DUE RETURN HAVANA 6 APRIL TO HAVE "GOOD POSITION® IN CrFICs OF | Cd fo END OF NESSASE ey) i a ®Hgs agrees to fie fi “> D2 Latina = COORDINATING OFFICERS ‘ ae orcee SECRET | Wemeitvimmen  otncge Chala [SECRET , Saat Cfsais REPRODUCTION oy OTHER | THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1§ PROHIGITEO. Ceoy tw oe ae Ww a Se od
104-10227-10004 n aay aA. AY uj B. Major General. material, ete., had been received, all of this material was sent to tho PUtst Chief Directorate, Attey the recruituent, after the recruitment = after the foretiner's departure, the materials are sent to the First Chief Directorate... hear All of the matcrials, To whom did you address then. To SAXIIAROVSKIY. To: SAKHAROVSXIY; what was SANHAROVSKIY's position at that time: Chief of the First Directorate, “-More® precisely ~ oh tg ne a Chief of the First. Chief Directorate. ‘The First Chief Directorate. . Major General, " You are certain that SAMTAROVSKIY was Chief in 1956. Yes, yes. Duxing wnat month aid all of this business with BURGT 'g9 on? July. June. July. Ley Oe He RE
74-90000 SECRET en . Bpectal Funds, Attention: Hr. Uavis G Lecerber 1946 Jorn M. Closson 1, It is recuesved that evbjecte ce Fiven in ecren the gum of £250.09 each in erder to Fey ror peseere fren Een Prereisco to ' Shanchai, China, . @s The CIG Trensrortation Officer has notified this office that trensportation ver trese nen bas teen authorized, and that they are departing washington, 0, Coy 14 Tecerber te teard s ecovmercial vessel ly Leeester bound for Stanghat, 3. These ren have teen instructed to return receipts received Ds upon payment of passage, These receipts will be forevarded te Special Funds. R. BE. SCEUKRAFT Chief, Comrunications . ‘ Pe z ’ cad ; “ er . a
104-10227-10004 A, :.. I do-not remember, - ae Ge July. Do you not remenber the date when the photurrapnis’ were taken. I do not reuemper, Then, you told'me... that when EFURGI was in Moscow you did not meet > Ala. No, When did DURGI go to Kiev. t What instructions were given to Kiev. in regard to BURGI -- when, “by Whom, and how. i Kiev was. told by VCh that KOZLOV and ((0's surnanc)) will come with regard to the American tourist... that we would talk it over ((ywhen we fot there)) . tho talked by VCh: = | oo, - - - I do not renenber , What was said by VCh. I already have said that (Cit was)) in regard to the American tourist, BURGI (XG). When and how were the instructions given to Kiev to meet BURGI at. the airport: It was already known in Kiev. Did BURGI go to Kiev first, or did you:
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104-10227-10004 By We flew out carlter. A. Wao flew out RB, XQRLOV od ((B's ‘gomremmet ). A,  KOZLOY and ((B's surnanc)); who else. ; B. No ono clse, simovev was not ((along))~ B.’ No, 4 Was there not AHOLNOF henorexuad? B. more was nat, A. Anda homosexual from Kilov: B. We did not use one, A. And you did not invite one fron dessa” . B, No. A. Then there was not any oe the honosexuals An Kiev with BURGIY B. No, they were not used, A. Are you sure of this. B. No; they were not used; absolutely (2-3G). A. ((Pause)) How many days were you in Xiev before BURGI flew in: wee om tt Oe usta toe eae oe de Lee ee eva ct
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top ee SMTeE yt i i. ; . t. Special Punds Attention: ‘Br. Davig 6 December 1946 Chef, Cormunications Travel tdvence 1. It ig requested that kr, Newton S. Miler te asvaiced the sum of $260 16 cover expences incidental to trevel hetwzeen Washington, D. C., and Shaunghet, China, kr, Liler is traveling ty sea, 2. It is slso requested that repayrent deduetion be rade fror kr. Miler's domestic sllotrent ROBERT E, SCEUKEAFYT Chief, Communications h »
ey FORU 2800-1 WOSHINGTON, D.C, i , . “OD, TRAVELER MI Lae Eowtan , Be siv-e-unvouchsred ho, + '2— JOB DESCRIPTION Commmications code Glorks CAPoG Do 3+ USING BACH OR OFFICE Camamtoationg BY 10/0/48. ae oo (Signature) (Bate) 7 Poo. 4 PERSONNEL BRANCH BY : | OME BEDE) “(eany " (Signature) (Saeey f° § OPERATIONS DIVISICH BY , i °°) | 6, RELURKS: Destination, Shanghai, Air authe . Approved °H® school 9/28/48. tak Availability date o/a ehipnents 16 Kev 1946, Seourity Po ~ Feo'd 28 Seng 4g, NO eal i tg a ating AT ASI em pane em ante want's ree oeAte CMe atom hee an 5 Tene Wasa Sack Pe me ae attaet Glo tone neds
SHY +90 NATURE UF ACTION: Yow Appe NATURE OF AC s 036.7 kis or . - ; “ ! (Reg, Gibney ; . OSS PERSONNEL ACTION REQUEST ; 3 : : ce “32 SIGNED AND SUBMITTED IN TRIP*-“"\TE) I a . - . 7 . . . on H . _ INITIAL DATE | i NAME &, Bouton Be CLASSIFICATION 2744, |] F-y ng ! : recrve ne: tcom as pembe | i FOR SEPARATIONS, TRANSFERS OUT, AND RESIGNATIONS J _ LAST WORKING DAY: } + “Nemmneeeremmesnrcacaasasnnsaettee A FOR RESIGNATIONS PROM FEDERAL SERVICE ONLY : . } SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS: i 1. FOR MILITARY LEAVE WITHOUT PAY— ATTACH $3 COPIES OP : MILITAL.Y ‘ORDERS AT LEAST ONE OP WHICH MUST BE & PHOTO. : ; STAT OF CERTIFIED COPY. i ; | 2, EPFECTIVE DaTE SHALL BE FILLED DS BY THE LEAVE UNIT. i FINANCE BRANCH, POR EEPARATIONS OR REBIGNATIONS, — : ‘ HIZF, VICTAN : r PERSONNEL BRANCH Sema. . ae a FROM TO JESS ees came ee —— ST ums rs rT i prvision a _LOSECTION » OFFICIAL STATION Weahingten (penoinp | «dog DEPT. 08 FIE _ = |} REMARKS og PROPOSED DUTIES: , APLURe AOA 0 9 aR hb ag GHARLIG M, EEREIEH, Kncubive Officer , OFFICE CHIEF, BRANCH CMIEP, OR ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER 4
(tod-102z7-10076), Loo B a re hos r terre ee cate ae . ° 1O i OPESEC LL — ACTION 1 BELL 10° INFO «ODP, COP, soon WHS, Sie 2. @ Puine ichoeh pew). _ Fae Se CM Reneé Yoko. DBestrey. ‘e -* : * . ‘RE Gk this copy 8S bette ted (3 Theme omy oud tend a te by rated . : RE Tense ee we - “IR CITE VAVE 7309 cana athe ra) Stes ne : ““orenemannereecetren tae oan an IMIIP ie AWOT OFFICE. REPORTS MEETING OF AYrRON MEMBERS CALLED C7 . . ‘ . . . . . t NIGHT 25 JULY TG Seek ( DISMISSAL oF AMSUD-f AKD ‘ako 1P- i “BUT » te meee CON. : Fe ANBUD GNO“AMIRON O19 NOT APPEAR. . THUSE | PRESENT brscusses MATTER AND ASKEED BOTK Sette, RESIGN, mo . . . . . . : . red . . . a MEETING INTERRUPTED BY D2. LOPEZ DEL RL.ch#!, AMTRON EMPLOYEE,’ - » WHO TRIED DEFEND BOTH MEN. Fresr exes EAD MEETING Put OFF UNTIL 26 JULY. “ . ir ace : Se MEETING HERD, YORMING 25 JULY WAS ATTENDED BY ANDIP-4 ag She WHO TRIED-BREAK IT -UP. | RESULT aS FRACAS WHICH CAUSED POLICE TO COME AND ARREST SHYERAL: PERSONS. {ERO OF ee SSAGE) a BkBO AA we TIre as ay Pvv ete Fes ems vere cee, mm at were
(104-10227-40083 i 12 April 1961 SUBJECT: Funding of AMIRON and AMBUD Organizations I. With the launching of the AMBUD organization we are faced with the immediate need of rce-appraising our funding relationship. with AMIRON, If one considers that AMBUD is, for all practical purposes, an outgrowth of AMIRON, it would appear completely logical to expect AMBUD to take over certain functions which were previously the responsibility of AMIRONas our chosen instrument, ' For all practical purposes, AMIRON haa. served its purpose and, now that we have AMBUD, no longer needs to exiat. 2 When AMBUD-1 returned from his visit to the camps, Peter N. LICARI informed him of the urgent need for deciding what functions of the AMIRON organization he wanted to take over, To date, we have had no word from AMBUD-I on this subject. 3, Since we will probably not be successful in getting the desired information from AMBUD-1 within the next few days it is believed that the following would be the most practical approach to the problem of interim financing of the AMBUD organization and the gradual cure tallment of funds for AMIRON, A. That LICARI inform AMBUD-] that the sum of $1 5, 000 is being deposited to a separate account to be managed by AMTIKI-1 separate from regular AMIRON funds. This fund can be ulilizeé by AMBUD-1 for: (1) Salaries of a smal) public relations staff; (2) Salaries of a small planning staff; (3) Travel and related expenses of AMBUD membera; (4) Any miscellaneous expenses deemed necessary by AMBUD-1I,
-2- . phote,raph, photo rachic nepative, blueprint, plen, map, model, inetmmont, appliance, or note relating, to the national defonse, . } willfully communicates or trunsmite or attezpts to coc-unicate or i ; . trangmit the sqme to any porsou not entitled to receive it, or foo. willfully retains the seme and faila to deliver it on demand to * the officer or employee of the United States entitlec to receive ! ity or (a) rdoever, being intrustes with or havin, larful possosc~. Co i ion or control of any dooument, writing, code book, signal book, ; i skuteh, ohotoprani, photo lraphic no,ative, blueprint, :lan, map, ; » modol, ote, or information, reletin, to the mtional defense, | ” throulph cross noplicence permite the same to cto removes irrou ita. proper place of custody or delivered to amyone in violation of his | trust, or to bé lost, stolen, aletracted, or destroyed, shall be punished by inprisoment for not more than ten yoars und may, in the discretion of the sourt, be fined not 10re than £10,000. Sec. 1, Title 1, aot 15 June 1917 (40 Stet.217), as saemiud by sece 1, act 28 March 1940 (54 Stet. 79; 50 U.S.C. $1). femngentma si htt 2. Wnilawfully disclosin, information effectin, national defengs. ~ (a) Thoever, with intont or reason to believe that it is to be used. to the injury of the Tnited States or to the advanta s of a foreign nation, communicates, delivers, or trancmits, or attenpte to, or aids or inducoe another to, comrunicats, deliver, or transnit, to ary voroizn povernzent, or to any faction or narty — or nilitary or naval terce within a forciyn country, whether reco_nized or unreto.mizod hy the United States, or to any roprosuntacive, oSicer, aent, en-loyeo, subject, or citizen ‘theroo., either directly or indirectly, any document, tritin,, code. book, ginal boek, sketch, ‘hoto,ravh, phovo r.phic ne ativo, blue- print, plan, ma, novel, note, instrument, appliance, or information Feloting to the national defense, shall be punished by imprisonment fof not more than trenty years: vrovided, That whoever simll viclate the provisions of su.section (a) of tlis suction in tins of var. ehald Le punished death or by iuprisonesnt fer not more than thirty . years; ond (b) \.hoever, in tims of rer, vith invent that the same“. CN ; _ @tall be communicated to the enemy, si.all eollect, record; publish, , oF cormuicate, or atteupt to elicit any information cith respect foc. «<  f .+ %@ the movement, numbers, desoription, comition, or cispoeition of = — ee, any of the armed forces, ships, aircraft, or ver materials of the ae
f-o0000 . , - f oon te . ar » | : See age B. The military section of the AMIRON organization and the financial and auditing etaff of AMTIKI-1 will be transferred to AMBUD organization at the carliest practical moment, CG. Funde will be available to cover the expenses of a amall "caretaker" force to repreacnt AMIRON, preserve records, anewer inquiries, D, All AMIRON personnel will be kept on the payroll through May 3ist. They will be so advised on or about | May. ~ , E, The $58,000 now budgeted for the operational expenses of the "Committees" is being deleted immediately since there is no longer any need for AMIRON propaganda as auch, F, LICARI should continue to urge AMBUD-I to give early thought to his budgetary and personnel needs but should not confront him with a deadline as we can rock along for the next two weeks under present arrange mei ‘GERARD DROLLER APPROVED: J. D., ESTERLINE C/WH/4 —i