coke ial the axon im july put State en, {permit hte With - | tate AOD Ov endge wi chesved the drop in August and found @ Very — ake which said, in parts. toast important agent - EE aD » L Gilmere Street, Glen Burnie, fiaryland, at Te NS a Ho CUne 2e4 gtyuk himself May, 1981, Gitkheil Kos tyuk WaES che be Soviet Aly Atts Boeviet Ems PAST» Wa shangton, De Ca, Som JULY osha 1953, to August, | 982 Yo) a ik o of the conpiete mess sage “and the manner, an which it was pis are F tire dvop indicates it was probably ‘placed | in the. dreg in sunk, 7ec8, Had the State KRepartuent permivted CYA to clear the. hoo. in early dviy, eppropriate moae ires could ._ have heen taken | ng ayes Punlap: prior to has mined spe ES ahah aaa TE chi SL the tenons 2 fnaly ca rpg Habra as \ ! 4 i | tn evel Mss 0 = avecessfully ‘de eected ana onerateaC$ 2 an ‘place another employee tne Soviet Mission to RO United Kations (code , Rome MWiaenecky\. He has furnished us cee ments of Se, mipitefy eien Eeicanc nelucang Rovittleratu ations. oF thG tS easels) insteilations (in tke Rew Yori ang Roston APeas. Ties United States te Pores |kas advised geet those Sovie documents ere eompLlete an ~ ‘aceurace reports of equgpren ae and capabilities fof the florta aner- CS oe ye time they were gritten, Tae taforuathon 7 : . dean Air reas of 9n ovr iasteali ons was eptalned the feoviets | through reconnaise gance amd thr ough the us of nobile electron sic deEViCEs. \(S). fic sapree if hoo an the ‘Soviet Unio ee ough anC3)— _dnge niaus method he yenentny communica ated with 38 cea | ingorna pELOR OL. sigaiis icant \militery intellige ances (D Dox ing Novenber, \ hes, Ce aerected\and a: are nov. | eovotoping SD viet \s ntelLigence azrecen(he ede name Hiter) expioyed in a ). as ted Hagious Secretvariate\ Yea oxpect that ne will be able a qurpich information of apolig to 2S) [me ort gical nature, Ghich he has ered: ina|os sO ae es me ) . gector an pie ce ene Ren an 1983 we “geveloved [as ‘a de ae " Code Clefk at the Polish United WatLens - Pelegation|in New York 7. city (code name|brine, -) Sarouall vis C5) -_gowree, the United settes Govern intermation fu ipnisned us by besia is abies 4% 3 galls woke (i ogesentati ive in Now Yorse [nag evaluated this source HObtLUES . = has data cguld not be bodent Yor @ tiars and “s wuld very ve eil “prove . vie te be the ie intelli gence superhar wijoz th this ce neucy GS) Vey ice eR TASK FORCE bee : : a ae Lars HW 55355 Docld:32195995 Page 6
' sans venbes 17.) 1962, ‘the cooperation of a[menber tia 1 United Nations Mission)was aie ned (cods wae Citlae ehrough. this sgurce we Rave gined SOME o yolunivous information concerning eid Cr tella gence os5 ne A & RE TORT MRT TIN. operations and|targets in the United States, is pacticular defector in piace has returned to Czechoslovak and has agreed a furnish iniormation from taere. JO) . | ‘faelee | | a “for mant entered the United Staves s(es & Hungard. aid, ee rorkuges 4 Februg vi): 1957, [Lunder_cover of Whe Hungar ian ‘EetugeeC a Brogeati, PoRow VS peornttwont (in Hungary \jsa an iiie ead azentCS ) and disvateh to the United States with high-level intelligence sucecesfully, carried ous ah ez trasely vaitie £5 a ( sgignments ha MS able double agent bole undex our ,divection(for ever pix and one- half years. | hae mast significant assign nuentea are to(pinpointcl S location of dongerdkge ballistic aigsiles)in several areas of the Unite ‘a States sc ueeee sane en ane a mbna ETE Ponotess Bt ion of Intelligence Serv’ MG an ae —_ 7 in duly ROS s we: aveloped(the ¥irat Secretary | of the Cs om Yugoniev Embassy Glelearniag Beubosi)\as ¢ _BOUECE | SRLOU sh hin ra have obtainedfa pen ager ating pictire of iugorlea suse LiigenceCds perations in the pitch States, as well as policy pians Kor gs Yugoslav Governneay Ycabing with important 702 ae cue tions, Ags a resuit of Sacormation furnished By ns action has been cated no neutralise Siz Gove nnent onpleyces known to have been : Sra ch Onorationg | CIC 3 . [ Benetzation of Soviet x Important in thetSovict~-bioc intelligence ‘system. is the undercover or illegal ageat sent te this country who has no diplowatic or official geatus, Hoe is the sopristicate or | - esplonase who uses fraudul eng documents, elaborate codes, secret — dnke, mierotiln and covert ¢fimancial support to avoid detection. ©. , Networks of illegal agents. siyve to bolster the espionage active ; ities of Soviet-ebloc officials and are prepared to take over all. expionage operations in. the event of war or other emergency which res suite in a break of Giplonatde rolations.(9)(u) . To neutralize the tar at posed by this. illega 1 appara- tus we have regorted to highly & ewaventionsl and imaginative gechwiquses which have resuited ia our penetration Of 4 number - oe of these operations, One of these operations dnvolves the two Soviet iblecal agents using the ig@entities ef Robert K. Baltch and Joy Anna baltch who were arrested by us in Was hington, D. Co,» this sumer gud are preseutly awaiting trial, Tae. rch gi) HW 55355 DBocld:32195995 Page 7
\ sGovernment wit, 48s in this prosecution wi; be a Soviet. illegal ‘2 agent who was su cessfully doubled by us dver four years ago’ | and has. been opeaating against the Soviets ever since. He is | a.Soviet Ti} ibary\ inte Ll agonce officer fcode | nane Ke rot) who 4 0, entered this coun ZU 1958. \. tes Je operae ring | oreney | Oo on sates the ponettaiiok and 8 Looquent restoration o£ their) contents. 5 43 of today, the value off material Cos obtained-by this Bureau fom(47 foreign establishnenis |has. peenC cs $10,955, 500 Peihe real worgh Of the material, however, lies in its. incalculable intelligente value to ageacies ‘and officials o£ . our Government . , | . 7 f 4 Cuban Matters . - Qu investigations in ‘the Cuban area jnave been. most ko antense since Castro ascended te power January 1, 1959. We have “.. concentrated not only en pro«Castro individuais but: cn such : ” FY groups as the Fair Play for Cuba Committee, erganized in New York weil ig Cit ty in Avril, i960, to serve as a prepaganda organ for. Castro. 1D ce (eo Harvey Oswald, accused assas sinator of President Kennedy, ce “ig Cubimed., tio head a chapter of this group in New Orleans. > pEIG eayee | for Gen 7 We have’ pecialized coverage of(threalhd heLevel cuban} jnt ack? - Sntelligence agents wnose activities are being directed “from Guba SO ws | Mer | j | aS re : oe a ae In late Qetobex, 1963, ene of our _gouced ne tes has “enoCSI mo eonfideace ef Cuban eezeicn Min: 53 A Foreicn Minister's son, ion, Cuban se sone \to J Erasii to visit uéioeat ours. , concerning the ‘excent o£ Castro's. USEC din South “imeriea ond future vanes of _the | Cuban Government was obtained. : vial of tose we, |: Eyal surveillance es igor teas, countri S Ly No HW 55355 DBocld:32195995 Page 6
“- Guiana, apd Catha . atly~— ‘“g institute specia cover’ to establish Te * the aetivities ald dutacts of various: jnternat.snally known oo figures who. Visit} this country such as(Medame Ngo Dinh Nhu of South Vietnam, Chaddi Jagan, Marxist PrifMe Minister of British i et . ¥% Goulding, Chief ef Staff of the Irish Repubeiise neh lican Army)who was\}here last month to obtain United States support . for his crganizatidn. We have just completed special coverage of this nature on Juan\Bosch, deposed President of the Dominican Republic. This was done at the specific request: of the Honorable Ralph A. Dungan, of the White House Staiz, and resulted in pro# Gucing information showing that Bosch is conducting an active ecanpaign urging that he Doninican people overthrow tne amy. As a result of our coverage. of( Cheddi Jagan,}we have CS_) _ learned that his United States representative is considoering — asgkine the Cubans and yssiuns to prepare a plan for guerrill warfare ,in[British Gui a) We have ulso come up with strong . indications the Soviets & financiasily s pola ete ‘ Communist. contacts in the United States. Major Criminal nvestis ations EF ‘ Hoilra Case ; , ; , “ “the two prineips cases in which James Riddle Hoffa, President of the ;prameteay ase is now under indictment include an indictment of Hoffa and ‘pix others at Nashville on May 9, 1963, on charges of Obstruction of Justice and the indictment of Hoffa and seven others in Chicaca® on June a, L963, for mail prand, fraud by wire and conspiracy. Tri] date in the i ashyvilie case sot fe January 6, 1964, end tentative trial ‘date | ‘on the Chicago case sot for Yebruary 3, 1964. : Baker Case . se . We have received thihty-oight requeste from ‘the Dopart~ . 4 ment on inquiries regarding pogsibie conflict of interes st ox. eindustry ne ES BS 4 . Gn Uctober ogi, i553, tie dntitrast Division requested. oe we iocate witnesses and review hogel registration records to rs determine whether representatives fof steal coapanies vere in | New York City and Ci incinnat i, Ohios Lor meoting “S on the same ; rg dates from 19855 to date. This is to assist a grand jury inquiry Lo guthorised by the Attorney General “gnd former. President Kennedy ss looking into pricing activities of Steel companies on four major Steel products. This grand jury in‘eifect is a continuation of. the 19862 grand jury inquiry relative’kto the increase of steel - _ . prices on April 10, 19862, The investigation requested of the © = ee | Bureau by the Antitrust Division has Hoen completed. Fee Oe ed Case Involving Bombing of Canadian Freishter ane os, : Yo are davestinazing ; the bonbans on September 6, 1963, (at Chicago of the Canadian freighter, “Howard L.. Shaw,“ which appears to be.a direct result of a jurisdictional dispute between Antitrust Investisation of. Steel HW 55355 DBocld:32195995 Page 9