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AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER:  124-10256-10146 RECORD SERIES: NO AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 89-69-1394. 1395 Released under the John . Kennedy kKSsassination Records Ollection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). ase#: NW 53025 Date: 5-22-2017 DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: SAC. HO TO: DIRECTOR. FBI TITLE: DATE: 02/01/1967 PAGES: 9 SUBJECT: SEE FBI 62-109060-4457 DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER. TEXTUAL DOCUMENT ORIGINAL CLASSIFICATION: Unclassified REVIEW _ DATE: 05/01/1997 STATUS Redact “RESTRICTIONS: JFK Act 6 (4) COMMENTS: INC LHM, A/T HW 53025 Docld:32191712 Page 1 NEW y CLASSIFICATION: UPDATE DATE: — 02/14/2001
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AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER:  124-10256-10288 RECORD SERIES: NK AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 62-3060-227 Released under the John Kennedy Wesasgsaination Records oOllection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). ase#: Nl S3025 Date: 5-22-2017 DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: . BARNES. PETER J. JR. TO: -SAC.NK TITLE: DATE: 03/04/1965 PAGES: 2 SUBJECT: LANE, MARK, LECTURE, WC RPT DOCUMENT TYPE: ORIGINAL PAPER. TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: — Unclassified REVIEW_DATE: — 11/01/1996 STATUS _ Redact RESTRICTIONS: JEK Act 6 (4) COMMENTS: WW 53025 Docld:32191854 Page 1 NEW CLASSIFICATION: UPDATE DATE: = 02/14/2001
Cover. Sheet for Informant Report or >. FD-306 (3-21-58) , TO: SAC, NEWARK (100-45633) © . DATE: 3/4/65 . FROM: SA PETER Ji,. BARNES, JR. . SUBJECT: FRIDAY NIGHT FORUM IS - C Received from.(name or symbol number) Received by NK 2277-S, who has furnished reliable information in past “Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks) Date received 2/24/65 SA PETER J,’ BARNES, JR. pa in person C4 by telephone C4 by mail C4 orally Co recording device CX) written by Informant Date of Report 2/24/65 Date(s) of activity If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: , Date Dictated —_— to Transcribed Authenticated oy Informant 2/19/65 E ref description of activity. or material Friday Forum Meeting 2/19/65 File where ‘original is located if not. attached Coe 134>1653- 74 Femarks: i 4 MTD Bagi: a ae | ALL NF roa 33 CAN 1 = New York (MARK LANE) (RM) HEREL | Sofas “CACSTFIED 12 = Newark BATE 5-93 A BYZ a ¢ Nap L = 100- (HILDEGARDE WEL) . L = 100- (HARRY BLOKSBERG) L = 100- (Mrs, HARRY BLOKSBERG) 1 = 100-20886 (DAVE VINES) L » 2000-37799 (IDA-.VINES) . L = 100-46027 (JIM BARNES ) 1 ~ 100=32233 (LEW MOROZE) L ~ 100-35106 (LOTTIE GORDON) ; — | vi~c 100-23436 (PHIL KOHLBACKER) “~~ ~~ oo G5 62-3060 (ASSASS INATION OF PRES IDENT KENNEDY) 1 = 134-1653 | o Block Stamp. SEARCHED INDEXED : vals. Cp A— | SERIALIZED _(20F ILE) ———- : MAR 4. 1965 | FBI - NEVA 7) Hw 53025 DoclId:327191854 Page 2?
Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER: — 124-10256-10329 RECORD SERIES: NY AGENCY FILE NUMBER: SEE TITLE DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: SAC, NY TO: TITLE: DATE: 05/24/1983 PAGES: 2 SUBJECT: | NOSENKO, YURIY I., DEFECTION, ASSOC, LHO DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT ORIGINAL Secret NEW CLASSIFICATION: CLASSIFICATION: REVIEW DATE: 05/12/1998 UPDATE DATE: 02/14/2001 STATUS Redact ~ RESTRICTIONS: JFK Act 6 (1)(B) JFK Act 6 (1)(C) COMMENTS: | DoclId: 32191895 Page 1
" Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 | Mote). DATE: 11-14-2017 \ cok _~ * od ~y SECRET Ls 7 “y MAY 24 1983 SUBJECT:YURIY IJ NOSENKO , CHARACTER: FCI - R Ono aera THE (CODE NAME |ASSIGNED tofa xcp C57] LINE N OFFICER WHO DEFECTED TO THE WEST IN JUNE, 1982. HE WAS BORN 3/28/47.) HE WAS A(KGB MAJOR IN THE ILLEGALS C$ DIRECTORATE, HIS LAST POST BEING HEAD OF LINE N IN TEHRAN, IRAN.] HE WAS RECRUITED BY THE[KGB WHILE STUDYING PERSIAN C$) ae (WITH ENGLISH AS HIS SECOND LANGUAGE) AT THE MOSCOW SCHOOL, Bt OF ORIENTAL LANGUAGES.| HIS ENTIRE/KGS)CAREER HAS BEEN Bn DEVOTED TO(IRANIAN MATTERS RELATED TO LINE N,J AND HE HADC 3) a fe & BEEN ASSIGNED TO THE[S DIRECTORATE LT SUEGALS) AT THE "CENTERTY es PREVIOUS TO(HIS POSTING IN TEHRAN © z CLASSIFICATION: SECRET ~ ™~ _ WEO ‘BUREAU_ ‘NEW _YORK 1, G3a-r4sae[S) 1 -[i95- 340779 ]@) @©-(f0s-172079 sus a |G) Ki~ 134-5437 - 1 2405 + 08530" te 1 - 105-05721 . 1-105-82555 1- — 105-38431 1-62-1090600 \ 1-89-75 ett Lofty dle 1- (65- 15332 KS ) 1,€5-20340_]6 ) CLASSIFIED BY: 566% SCO zee ce REASGN: 1.5 (G4), _ DECLASSIFY ON: aie , . / SECRET . | (Visrns aS) 07 Df sgen- | SERIALIZLD HILED ane Ve DoclId: 327191895 Page 2?
“Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992: (44 Ust 2i0?7 "= -Hote). DATE: DocId: 32192376 11-14-2017 (wom: oJ Page 16 2 tee eae f . } Let me clarity something, ha t we ‘Fe. Saying ‘here is not necessarily that the KGR. Was responsible i that there was some kind of a relationship oetween™ the KGB ana bswatp(&) - De phn . G mentioned last time - previously that/I not exciude generally such kind of relationship ecause a8 I illustrated, with meny examples, we | are not missing even a single chance to get ~ to | establish the relations with the foreigners and that was including visiting the Soviet Union and te try to arrange some relations with them useful for the Sovict tnion. We never missed and we ere never missing that chances, not only in the Soviet Union but in other countries I also mentioned it QR before. So, generally speaking, I do not exclude that some kind of relations took place ft had never an access to that files, to that corres» ondence or to that documents - never. And I have never met people who had the access to that papers as well So, now it is very difficult for me to say all these responsible answers for this very compl matter because i have no grounds for the citi jing some document, some paper and give the factual sid - con NE
AGENCY: RECORD NUMBER: RECORD _SERIES: AGENCY FILE NUMBER: ORIGINATOR: FBI AGENCY INFORMATION FBI 124-10256-10365 LR 89-21-20 DOCUMENT INFORMATION FROM: SCOTT. RALPHD. TO: SAC TITLE: DATE: = 11/26/1963 PAGES: 2 SUBJECT: DOCUMENT_ TYPE: JFK, SUSP, INVEST PAPER. TEXTUAL DOCUMENT i Released under the John Kennedy _Bssassination Records Ollection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). ase#: NW 53025 Date: u5-25-2017 ORIGINAL Unclassified NEW CLASSIFICATION: CLASSIFICATION: REVIEW DATE: 11/07/1996 UPDATE DATE: 02/14/2001 STATUS Redact ; RESTRICTIONS: JFK Act 6 (4) COMMENTS: HW 53025 DoclId: 32191931 Page 1
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 Wsc 2107 > >"> Hote). DATE: 11-14-2017 ra Ld a AIRTEL NY (234-9 899 J 6) Assassination of President KENNEDY He stated at the outset that he wished to express his deep sympathy over the assassination of President KENNEDY and that he was very disturbed by the news of the assassination and he found most Soviet nationals that he had come in contact with to have also been concerned over the death of President KENNEDY. He felt that President KENNEDY was sincerely admired by most of the Soviet nationals and that the usual cynical attitude toward such an event was not present in this instance, The informant advised that fe had visited the Soviet Cs3 Mission several times during the days|immediately following President KENNEDY's assassination, stated the immediate reaction was that the arrest of LEE HARVEY /OSWALD as the assassin was wrong because if OSWALD ha een connected with the Communist movement in any way his act of assassination could only seriously harm American-Soviet relations. It was believedfat the Soviet Missionjthat the Dallas Police Department CsJ was covering up for someone eIse by arresting OSWALD, and that this cover-up was an attempt to protect a "night wing group", The informant related that by Monday or Tuesday following the assassination, the belief had developed(at theCsJ Soviet Mission}that the assassination was a plot or conspiracy aimed at a take-over. in American poLitics by some group rather than aw individual act of revenge, fficials at the Soviet Cs] Nisston)aid not believe OSWALD was involved but had been intentfonally arrested by the real conspirators due to his leftist background. He indicated these conspirators knew all about OSWALD, including his employment and possession of a rifle. The informant further related that as of the ekend of 12/1/63, a belief had developedfat the Soviet Mission}tnat CS) OSWALD had been involved more directly in the assassination and that he was part of a right wing movement, This belief a was enhanced by certain revelations that OSWALD was anti-Soviet, had intended to publish an anti-Soviet book and had been DoclId: 321927368 Page 3
r Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 15997 (47 TC Fin? aad * Hote). DATE: 11-14-2017 -_- AN ) Washington, kD.Ce FS rss May 6, 4 C: &Y ummay Ue Fuesday Wadnandty D_ (ph) (LD call from NY), Pan-American Air- Tines to Cale ALEKSANDR.V.\AUDALOV stating that he has a requelst from Col, \CARSON,\ Port Authority, in that the Public Relationg Direttér at Port Authority is going to Mjscow and Leningrad and CARSON would like someone upon his arrival to give them a little assistance upon arrival; that he thought that UDALOV could send something (to Moscow) on this. MUNSARD said that Col, CARSON is writing a letter to UDALOV on this and MUNSARD wanted the correct spelling of UDALOV's name and his offic This was furnished him, as well as XA ALEKSEI N.' name, since he is the one in charge. UDALOV sai he was in NY a few months aga, but MUNSARD was i Orient at the time, Yes. MUNSHARD said that he works for Pan-Am andx hopes that the next time UDALOV gets to NY they can get together. OK. jel 4 pm EARSON, to Ambs ANATOLI_E.\DOBRYNIN inquiring if Csj WE) 279 e » heard anything from Moslgow regarding his trip 15~20 4 to Eg¥ot . DOBRYNIN reminded PEARSON that the last addresSe CHIZHOV' s time they talked, that he told him xhe would just notify them (Moscow)that PEARSON would be there in Cairo and it would be a good idea if herXHRUSHCHEV) would receive PEARSON; that he didn't wxpec answer On this, because it would depend upon their sched\le at the time. He asked b PEARSON when he planned on going.’ PEARSON said that he understand that KHRUSHCHEV would be leaving there on the 25th , but that he, PEARSON, cannot leave for Cairo until the 20th. PEARSON said that his wife plans on leaving ¥KXkXSunday , as she has a cousin living in Cairo, and she'd like to go up to the Sl Dam for the ceremony. DOBRYNIN told PEARSON that they know about your request | and DOBRYNIN suggested that he contatt\GROMYKO (ANDRET?), | or Chief of Press (Soviet) thereand thé,(will give PEARSON a reply on the spot; that it will depend ‘on the conditions there at the time. PEARSON said that he can understand that. DOBRYNIN added that if this were in Moscow, there would be no problem. Yese PEARSON said that his problem now is that he has accepted so many speaking engagementss, and cannot get out of them; that everyone wants to hear about KHRUSHCHEV mag he ON sala. thats he about KHRUSHCHE N f and President JOHNSON PEARSON}said that,he heard over at(Amb, DOBRYNIN} furnished to if he radio this morni (Bec. kSta RUSKJ some information LEE D0... es, {PEARSON)asked \if “Something new. J Amb.{ ssidk&\ neithe new or old; hat they asked for some mat al abdut CSWALD's saku stay in Sov. Union and official documents for when he was in Moscow and that. this request was for the WKA PEARSON} thankéd him and said that he cy (6 et before he leaves, Fine. je WARREN Commi ion, hopes to see{ the Amb ty wens CX 39936 \s) tee _ | seonet DoclId: 327191903 Page 13 7 a . a a
TO FROM HW 530 a OPTIONAL FORM NOF 10 5010-106 MAY 1962 EDITION GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum SAC (89-21) . paTE: 11/26/63 we Ralph D. Scott © ALL \Wr- SUBJECT: ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT - DATE 10-30 245 (FAY | JOHN F. KENNEDY, DALLAS, TEX., NOVEMBER 22, 1963 On xkexdax: Nov. 22, 1963 the’ following. sources were contacted re- garding the assassination of: the President and were requested to telephone SA Ralph D. Scott should they receive any information related, even remotely or indirectly,x to. the assassination: © Garland Thomas, COP, El Dorado, Ark.; IR 521-03 IR 561-C; Mrs. Genevieve Hood, PCI, El Dorado, Ark.3 Edward Ira Craig, PCI, El Dorado, Ark.; x G. B. Cole, COP, Camden, Ark. SEARCHED wut > P| SERIALIZED “Ve FILES “fey wi i perenes | FBI—LITTLE ROCK | On 11/26/63 all of the above were recontacted and all advised they have not received any information, except through public sources, regarding the assassination of the President nor do they personally know maxkx the persons whose names have been connected with the assassination. On 11/22/63 SA Ralph D. Scott personally observed Tommy Sam Kilcrease at the Camden (Ark.) News, Camden, Ark., where he is employed. Kenneth Poin- dexter, also an employee at the Camden News, said he had lunch whth Kilcrease and had been with him constantly between 12:00 noon and the time he was observed by SA Scott at :00 pm. On 11/25/63 LeLEF on ayo Greeley, Wire Rds, Camden, Ark., Sexxy Tel. TE 6-5298, telephoned Channel 7, LR and referred to a Newscast by former employee Gene Goss and indicated consern about some statement by Goss in a news report on some prior date. He said he had been bothered about this statement for some months and he now fears there may be some connection between it and the death 25 Docld:32191931 Page 2?
AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER:  124-10256-10388 RECORD SERIES: LR AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 89-21-50 DOCUMENT INFORMATION ‘ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: SAC. LR TO: SAC.DL TITLE: DATE: — 12/03/1963 PAGES: 2 SUBJECT: JFK, INQUIRY, RACIAL EXTREMISTS DOCUMENT _ TYPE: PAPER. TEXTUAL DOCUMENT ORIGINAL Unclassified NEW CLASSIFICATION: CLASSIFICATION: REVIEW DATE: 11/07/1996 UPDATE DATE: 02/14/2001 STATUS _ Redact RESTRICTIONS: JFK Act 6 (4) COMMENTS: Docld: 327191954 Page 1
“Bu 12/3/63 AIRTEL - AIRMAIL TO: SAC, DALLAS FROM: SAC, LITTLE ROCK (89-21) (P) ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY 11/22/63 Dallas, Texas -AFO OO: DOL Re Bureau tel to all SACs 11/22/63. ReButel instructed all offices to contact informants and to establish whereabouts of racial oxtrenists, etc, —_ ee In accordance with Bureau instructions, all. security, racial and criminal informants were contacted | concerning this matter with negative results. In addition, . whereabouts of bombing suspects of known klan and hate group members, known racial extremists and all individuals, who on basis of information available in the Little Rock files who may possibly have been involved, was established on 11/22/63. All individuals within the Little Rock Division were accounted for, ; The identities of the informants contacted. and the-{ndividuals whose whereabouts wre cheeked out will not be sét forth in this communication; however, a complete record is being maintained in the Little Rock file. 7 7 / / Searche Leia s EFM: raj ; (4) “aD DENDUM: tided hectstaw o 4 In addition to the informants contacted-as——~ indicated in the file, the following informants were contacted by Agents in the Little Rock Office: Continued page two.(°_- " DoctTd:32191954 Page 2?
LR 80-21 INFORMANT ‘LR PCI MARK R, LOYD LR 496-C PCI RICKS STUGGENS HALL +... PCT: WAYNE HIGH — | PCI ALVIN RICH - LR 538-C 4 LR 560-C LR 531-C Docld: 327191954 Page 3 DATE 11/29/63 11/26/63 11/26/63 11/26/63 11/26/63 11/26/63 11/23/63 11/23/63 11/23/63 SA SA SA SA SA SA SA SA _ SA JAMES HENRY HENRY HENRY HENRY - HENRY EDWIN EDWIN EDWIN | BROWN.
AGENCY INFORMATION Peleased under the John AGENCY: — FBI - Kennedy WSsassination Records RECORD NUMBER: = 124-10257-10303 follection Act of 1992 RECORD SERIES: LA . (44 USC 2107 Note). ases#: NW 53932 Date: AGENCY FILE NUMBER: SEE TITLE ; ns—14-2017 DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: TO: HEMMERT, K. P. TILE: CR /34-333RA-/20 DATE: 05/02/1970 PAGES: SUBJECT: DOCUMENT _ TYPE: ORIGINAL CLASSIFICATION: REVIEW_DATE: STATUS COMMENTS: 8 LANE, MARK, PUBLIC REMARKS, RADIO, KABC PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT NEW lassified NEW Unclassifie CLASSIFICATION: 11/07/1997 © UPDATE DATE: = 02/14/2001 Redact RESTRICTIONS: JFK Act 6 (4) HW 53932 DBocld:32192369 Page 1
a Re .¥ 3 ( INDEX mes 8 ra bess Name Page Hidell, Alex J. 463 6 Hidell, Ana ‘463 > Bidell, James 202 . Hightop Club 183 Hindricks, Amy 83 ; 84 weer liltler 266 foe Hochstein, W. W. 403 Hodgett, Norman 479 Hoffman, Robert 249 Hogan, William D. . 249 Hoke, John 157 Hoke, Sylvia 157 Holland, Leonard R., Jr. 328 Holmes, Harry 449 —_ pa Homes, E. D. 406 a tor Homes Printing Company 406 7 aed Honer, Margaret P., Mrs. 25 Hopkins, Lewis E. 302 ,303 , 34 — ( Horchler, Martin C. _ 402 — Horio, Philip D., Jr. 405 , Hornet, Miss Rose ; 407 Hotel 251 Hotel Bérlin 290 Houser Printing Company, Inc. 404 Hower, Mrs. Margaret 419 Huffman, Mr. & Mrs. L. R. 47 Hunley, Bob W. > 18,20 Huntley—Brinkley 289 Huntley-Brinkley Report 255 Hurricane "Gracie" 310 Hurst, Mrs. W. C. 130 Hutcheson;—Dr~.G@. 0., Jr. 234 Hutchinson, Leonard Edwin 64 Hyatt, Inc. - 406 . Hyde, -Bill . 157 Hyde, Carl _ . 157 Hyde, Carol — 157 Hyde, Norman . 225 Hymel, Mrs. Opal 345 ™,
BAI Bernard Pechter hac advised Special Agents of the Federal :Buteau ef Investigation (FBI) in 1969 that he hed been compromised through hemesexudl activities by the Soviet Intelligence Service during a visit to the USSR in 1959 and that be had then agreed to cooperate with the Soviets, furt en FEY rae renes Cecneee! sgenet fied a@ photograph of Konstantin Nikitevich Dubas as "The Chief" or case officer. He advised vanov appeared familiar te him and believed he resembled ‘the eB translator. ad UF T-2 furnighed WF T-1 with a eopy of the 1960 sphone directory (English) for review to deteraine ' ££ he could identify any pesple listed therein as KGP per- somel er other individuals of interest to the United States. The informant identified one Adamov bf the Radio Committee as a KGB officer of Pepartment 7 whe was worked by Dubas. onewhere | Uf > SCE of the Ukraine made contact with Tarasta beesuse of his request for permission to visit his relatives whe resided in a, closed district in the Ukvaine. They “conditioned” a meeting in Moscow, where Dubas, Chief of Departasnt met with Taraska ence or twice in Moscow and Taragska was con- sidered reeruited by the KGB. UF T-1 further advised BF T-2. that Dubas met Taraske "in Moscow but informant did net know 4£ Dubas was alone or accompanied er if this was the only contact Dubae hed with Taraska, Informant speculated that Dubas tock the Taraska case perhaps because Dubas was called directly from Kiev, when the KGB was in first contact with Tareske, or te show activity as Pepartment Chief, or because he thought ¢ leoked easy, or because he wag Ukrataten. and could speak iH ae ee HW 532744 DBocld:32192370 Page 5 7 met with him. WF T-1 advised that Bubas | in 5d
HW 535244 that in the Secretariat cf the SCP there was @ group Nee ) At the end of 1959 UF T-l was promised the Order of Banner, but instead with three others fron Department 7 ‘received only ewards and official thanks. The three other KGB individuals were Mikhail Leonev, Vladimir Chelnekey, and Kenstantin Hikitevich Dubas. The informant advised that pubes, as Chie? ‘tuent 7, (loos compromising photographs of. ober nha Ross in his safe. (Rosslvas an American tourist who was in sus! The RGB Department a worked against (ext eranhs off, Chegjyieh KGB| officer 7S. in \the late 19 Informant advised that in October 1963 bubas was a Colonel in the KGB end was emong the officers searching for Aleksandr Siheleyevich Cherepanov, & retired KGB officer, near the, city of Baku, Azerbaijan Republic where he arrested Cherepanov who had passed KGB papers te an Anz erican tourist who was visiting International Book where | Cherepanov working. Uhen interrogated by WF T-2 regarding the gighth Directorate “which handled ecdes and ciphers, informant advised ef three er four officers who prepared special reports for the Central Committee. Wikelai Zemskoy was one of the officers in this: group. Before 1954 Zenskev worked in the SCP, In 1954 he Department 1, SB and then was taken inte the above Docld:32192370 Page 6 . ; |
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote). DATE: 11-14-2017 p ~ Cc Aw : L ae | page _wumbers _ identity of Source 896 _Mr.. RAY Fo BUECHNER , Security. supervisor, | a Northwestern Bell Telephone Company ._ Minneapolis, ‘Minnesota 925 Be CLETUS HORNE, Registrar, South Carolina SO State Hospital; Columbia , south ‘Carolina a 928 through 930 | - arse, Security Service, 2 NK lu) 947 Mrs. KENNETH CARKIN; 12857 Adelphia. Co, co Avenue: Sylmar:,. California; who is employed at Lewis’ ‘Raymond | Hair’ Design on McClay Street. in. San Fernando, , California 990 and 991. -s—<“C«*~*i‘«‘res:«éW]WELL TEEL, 740 Iowa, Norman, i ee a Oklahoma - . 995 and 996 CROBERT MOSSMAN , “Merton 1 Hotel, Grand Be Rapids» Michigan : , 102400 0° oa 3436-8 1045, 1046 and 1047 Ne. We @*ROURKE, | Manager; . ‘ROBERT 7 Bo ' BISENBERG ; Assistant. Manager; WILBUR 7 RUSS, Bell ‘Captains LONNIE ; -HYMEL, . 4 = BelLboy,. Capitol House Hotel.; ‘Baton a Rouge, Louisiana; and, PRESTON ° EGGERS , JR. Manager ; Associated General Contractors of America; | whose office is in the Capitol House Hotel, Baton Rouge, Louisiane oO 1052 ooh Leg -CAREY--PAUL,- a ‘telephone operator, a -Tllinois Bell Telephone Company » ~ Chicago, Tllinois - B= COVER PAGE. | . ‘ i ’ = es poe ee se ee — ---- ~ soe ee -- Doclda:32193085 Page 3
AGENCY: RECORD NUMBER: RECORD SERIES: AGENCY FILE NUMBER: ORIGINATOR: FBI AGENCY INFORMATION Peleased under the John Kennedy FBI Was5assination Records 124-10257-10451 Ollection Act of 1992 (44 USc 2107 Note). NY ase#:NWU 53025 Date: 89-75-19] 5-22-2017 DOCUMENT INFORMATION FROM: BRODY. JAMES D. TO: SAC.NY - TITLE: DATE: = 11/27/1963 PAGES: 2 SUBJECT: DOCUMENT TYPE: JFK, CONTACTS, NEG PAPER. TEXTUAL DOCUMENT ORIGINAL - Unclassified NEW CLASSIFICATION: \ CLASSIFICATION: REVIEW DATE: 11/18/1996 UPDATE DATE: 02/14/2001 STATUS Redact RESTRICTIONS: JFK Act 6 (4) COMMENTS: HW 53025 DBocld:32192517 Page 1
Sos OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 . . 5010-104 . > a | "UNITED STATES Qexnmenr é . Memorandum to: SAC, NEW YORK (89-75) pare: 11/27/63 COSPREN TIAi rRoM : SA JAMES D. BRODY, 12 HAL supject: ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY As instructed in Bytel to all offices dated 11/22/63 and ceptioned as above, the following sources were contacted for any in- formation they possessed but they were unable to furnish any pertinent information: Informant Date Agent Contactin NY 3325-S 11/23/63 JOSEPH T. QUIGLEY NY 3821-S au " NY 3527-S 11/22/63 A. LEWIS BARNETT NY 4.080-PSI 11/23/63 " af 3 NY 020-S n NY 3868-S . JOHN J. POVLITZ, Jre * NY 278h<S " SEBASTIAN S. MIGNOSA NY 3388S " " NY 3620-S " " NY 2101S " PAUL THOMAS BAKER NY 2529S " " NY 2587S " " NY ).030=PSI " " PSI GENE INSOGNA " " PSI HYMAN C. GINSBERG " " NY 388-S# " CHARLES O. DAVIS 212h-S " LAD ‘NY 3903-S " JOHNA. HAAG r 38h-S t a NY 2009+S " vo CSNY 631-S " ALESTO SAVIOLA NY 2116-S — " - ” NY 2323S " " NY 2h62-S " ROBERT O. JOHNSON ‘NY 2783-8 " " NY 3990-PSI " " Panel Source VICTOR . JOHN We NOBINSON P. OSWINSKY NY 2010=PSI " GEORGE BAXA'LRUM i 3563-vSI Pai } an % On .979/9, peceiere web Bor SMa ose ereretarwre i HW 53025 Docld:32192517 Page 2? a, Hilf Nex ten tFi cate sich BRM I bent “ ‘