404-10219-10078 -ofos a 7 teat agen ta sre ° sawn <mmetnarmamanie & oats dete ALOR OCRENO AR = 0 wipes asaenntesrenpmnommtowiniind mine mise ae : - . ‘ ‘ { ‘ we . Staclon, . : i eo ROT HIAS nas + oe tere ot cement mentee ae poannneen auton OEE QUALI Sle Gan mled mots eg | we tor eas Dr. Roscoe AHITE CeaTeers wit marris "Grins au.  § 249503 it ey a See paras 3, 4. af nn ts Cahek, ake ROR nat rns 1. Headguarters appreciates your desire to avoid duplication of effort and, az you suggested, conaulted Wallace A. DEMOLAT, wno was unable to locate any identifying data concerning "Alla® other than that furnished by Dr. RENNINGER (copy of which you received as an attachment to Gins-24339). He also located a copy of a memorandum entitled *Defector William Martin working in Moscow," whic!. is being forwarded for your information as Attachment A. Ke was unable to locate furthor details of Dr. White's seetings with Martin. 2. Yor your further information and assistance, the background of ODINCH and ODENVY interest in this matter is as folloesa: a. 21 September 1964, ODINCH sent us a copy of the information provided by Dr. Renninger, copy of which wa sent you with 24333, ag indicated above. ODINCH expressed the hope of rucaiving @ report from Dr. White - mentioned in Dr. Renninyger’s repost - regarding nis contacts in Moscow with Martin. ODINCH was informed, by a Headquarters component, that "We have no inforwation from Waite regarding hia contacts with Martin,” and suqqeyted that a copy of Dr. Rennioger's statement be made available to ODENY? for its use when Dr.. White returned te tha United States. b. It was sub-equently learned that Dr. White would be abroad for another ycar, therefore, unavailable for an OULNVY interview. QOCENVY then levied the requirement of interviewing Dr. White on us. On 39 April 1365, ODENVY inguired of us, "Nas your Agency since that time (1964) had an opportunity to interview or. White and obtain additional identifying data regarding ‘Alla’ who was posri~ bly engaged with Martin in a provocation attempt?" Henc®, our request to you in paragraph 1 of reference, that °ODENVY and ODINCH are interested in having Dr. White interviewed for complete and detailed information concerning hie contacts with Martin and the girl secretary named ‘Alla,’ at tha Institute.* bistribution: Aug 2913.9 5° 2- w/Att/ ; cS fURY LF Pf F2 | -24418 1 5 SEP 1965 & ee Ns 9 at 7952 rn AILS IPE - C/CI wfo att C/we/4 wfo att - - SR w/o att ~ CI/SIG (SIG 356; 201-97852) AS bet pat ' an ae a C/CL/SIG EK fot one RETURN To CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce 09 GES. FEM sare 4 wee sore * 93 §3 ARE PTI Ei Pees \ FO ote A NR RR: ER ED EN ANN os A ee em MARI AETTENENRC ee e+ emeh > ne emcee GENE wteceO GEE SED UP ANI EO OE ats NNER © ae OP no ee Gime an mums pant e+ orediey @ Re eR ee tn COR YEATES Br ac RR neh ne mt oe AIR A PE Ok tO ed
14-00000 A AAO NRC ONE OREM eee Ne ny . swe § Lene tect M¥RATI SS 8 7 : a ey ee DISPATCH PUNE Clza~Z4418 of - FP ey . sree _ Z she Tee ; ° CNY . m) ~ 3. Headquarters desires to fulfill the above requests as expeditiously as possible and does not feel that it is necessary to perform a post mortem on the whole Martin-Mitchell case when their expressed interest involves this one series of events. It is felt that ODINCH's rceguiremant “an he wet by havias Or, White resate the circumstances surrounding his contacts with Martin. Tais would include dates, places and time of contacts, number of meetings, identity of other persons involved, suaject matter of discussions including Martin's reception, stay and treatment in and by the Soviet Union, also Martin's reaction to same, Soviet knowledge of and approval or disapproval of contacts, reasons for their discontinuance and Dr. White’s reaction to the whole experience. Ia connection with Dr. White's identification of “Alla® it is highly unlixely he can furnish a volusinous amount of information since, according to Dr. Renninger, Dr. White met her only a few times, Attached is a copy of a Personality Data Debrisfing Gulde which was prepared some tlme age for general use in conaection with a Headquarters project but has been found useful in other situations in which fairly extensive information is desired concerning an individual. You will no doubt find that many of the points are not applicable in this instance but it may suggest areas of information which wight stimu- late the recollection of Dr. White. 4 With reference to an operational assessment report on Dr. White & general report covering the nature of his current work, political and social attitudes, his private future plans and aspirations, secured through your normal conversation with him, will be sufficient. aArtaur E. Vigerfle oo - rs ae Cliffygrd J. Teesdale 75 Sep 1965 CLASSI CATION ™ We rV ETE, Few erase fe PO Mies we OOO te ne Cen a ee eS ee eee ctens ‘ Am Oe ie RENEE RE Re SE ED ES HM a 7 8 SO An ANN SATE FED Geet RS en sephteee see 8 ogee Be + “whataiyes ey. eee en ae