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74-00000 * SECRET CBhen Fiblow Pay SECTION C __ NARRATIVE COMMENTS IME U7 praree Terspective thelr relationship me Indicate significant strengths of weoknedtses demonstrated in current position-here: overall performunce. Srure suggestions made for imprevementof work Derlaemance, ise aor enlucions for fraining., Comment on foreign lanquage competence, if requiced far current position, Amplify or explo Paliogs resee io Seetion B to provide best Losis for determining turure personnel action, “Marret,of perforimanep o froncgeriol Si obepem: mes Juries and cout consciousness inthe use of per sonnel, ipace, Paviecent end ‘Auale! voger @ commented on, it apy EDA aurne apuce ip noeded to complete Section C, attach @ sepurate sheet of paper, . ite Mr, Wigren's responsibilities -have broadened Guring the reporting per iod and will continue to grow, In part this change has resulted from the assigne ment of Mr, Edward Knowles to Ci/OPs, but in equai or greater measure it ts the product of Mr, Wigren's demonstrated. ability to carry acced responutbility _with cquanitnity and resouréefulness, Mr. Wigren has a very sound Knowledge: of the Soviet Uaion: ite history, governnicat, intelligence services, etc, He reads widely to keep his kitowledye-—_ current, He maintains an excellent balance between a respect for the impor. tance of facts and a creative faculty, Recently he has been ine reasingly-con« cerned with ways to ensure a more regular, orderly flow of essential counters intelligence into this office and with restructuring the organiaation of this in- formation to make it more readily responsive to our needs, His approach has been both imaginative and sound, - His work shows a very high level -of organizational ability, This {sg re- flected in his structuring of a report or speech, in the lucidity et his exe pression, and in his grasp of the inter-relatedness of the functions of this group, He is thoughtful and temperate; he does not jump to conclusions, show : : __ ; _. . (continued SECTION D CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS iz : BY EMPLOYEE DATE ; , SIGHATURE OF EMPLOYEE, ~ ° F a . 7 f . 4 Mdgutee, (G7 l : Ar tual Li Chase (een : oe . BY SUPERYISOR Le MOMTHS EMPLOYEE FAS BE Eby UNOER MY SUPERVISION rename eens ner eee ey 'f THIS REPORT HAS NOT BEEN SHOWN TO EMPLOVEE. Sa0T ZAPLAN a TION tt eee OPFPICIAL TITLE OF SUPERVISOR Chief, CI/R&A , BY REVIEWING OFFICIA COMMENTS OF REVIEWING OF FICIAL Mr. Wigren is a very knowledgeable research Specislist Soviet Bloc counterintelligence matters. He also is an excellent. expositor of that kind of information from a _lecture platform. He has done a good job. I am in agreement with the rating but would want this man to show more dynamism, OFFICIAL TITLE OF REVIEWING OFFICAL TYPED pe 2 eel “AME AND SIGNATURE DATE ; i : . fe G97) i: Deputy Chief, CI Staff - > Raymiesd G. Nocea : SECRET td “my
314-G0p08 +, SECRET ¢ mas SPECIFIC DUTY NO. Ll = (Continued) intellizence|targets, especially the intelligence services of the non-Cemmiunist world, \ SPECIFIC DUTY No, 5 ~ (Continued) opmesis in the USSR, and Communist subversion,
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4-90000 we % wits - V rt og i . LESMoTy —— PROJECT “ Mexico City: '. SPATION, CA bf PRT) A [Phd saps ~ hed ‘AR rime ena 2 ete oa Ray cy LE" dt Misnf~ old BET OCCKO4GS ; ne? . ‘PAGE ae of 69 COPY No. _
bt s aS atte Ss Per Year er as6h 196 5 a {aoe Real Estate ; ale | Rent, utilities al nance . ° of basehouses <- . LIMITED 3,300 LICALLAY , . 1,700 LILYRIC - 1,200 mo Procurement of safehouses, post office boxes, and rental of 7, automobiles ; - . §00 Co, Purchasé of information, documents | ° , . and bribes 500 _ SUB-TOTAL. 9 NY 5,390 3,610 Repair, maintenance and purchase WwW , | | yeMtty) Bb: | replac ement ERG sat S and purchase of fil Ny) dep OQO ——— ee QS - PacaN \ ‘ SUB T a (os 560 . bo Seoerstrose oom. Way GRAND TOTAL a Sug 'prT00 8U3 30,290 {U3 19,410 VII. EMERGENCY CONDITIONS . Bnersency recontact arrangements for Oliver G. SCANTLING and Rayinond H,. GERENDE sve on file in Headquarters (see HMMA 15982 of 253 November 1950 and HMMA 1556). of 23 November 1950-) Vor fhrther information see project renewal request sf 1950 forwarded by HMMA 15979. VIII. TRATNING | See ning , other then that within t ne competion ney’ OF SCANTLING or, Gag DS “to give, ts ant icipa ted Lor, “he “eowlng. project: year. 4 NORE: LIMET! BH) and LICALLA': rent: co LIMESA expense. he OC MRERS Ue iP2 z fire ye. wie je fre ba ae vt 7 2 3f7 7 So iE Mok AL Ane 7 oe FEAT tal 34 F Free eee ho cee moe ne 8, ns fa ra il “ | ~ o r & co whe,
(404-10718-10834 A orY MEMORAWDUL FOR: SUBJECT bions, DD/P (Renewal) lL. TY ta Re oroject, originating in WH Division, is yy a. oresented Por rene wal for the period 1 December 1959 through 31 November 1960. .The broject provides for physical-and photo- grapnic surveillance operations in support and exploitation of other Mexico City operations, particularly those targetted at soviet perso anel and. installations. . Authority is requested to obligate $84,910 from the 2 D/P-WH Division operating budget: S43,435 for Fiscal. year 969 and $36,425 for fiscal 1961, subject to the’ availability f funds. These sums include BEL, O10 compensation for five ontract agents (three of. whom serve as principal agents for segments. of the project), and sixteen support agénts 3 $3,500 | for vehicle maintenance and com carrier . travel; BF ,500 for operational. equepment 3 SF aK maintenance of three safenousess; $2, ace enouse, post office box, and vehicle rent ienange commodities; $2,000 “key” ..money, broken o WR COO for the .purchase.of information, dod aura ibes, ete. 3. The et yei~request, prepared in the Division suoported by review orepared. in the Fle ld, “reviews activities of the nro ject curing tne nast year and | present ctsiled breakdown of the funds requested. The project rates in three segments: (a) contract agent Oliver G.. WILING ts an independent asset who is used to 204 tow-up and - loit overational information on target personnel. and installa- 18, oO case various installations of interest IWre proe- 7, etc.; (od) a ohnotographic surveillance tea: ovin- gent Raymond if. GHRENDE, utilizing three agpart- 1d one onotoe ene ang a oOnysical s bean inecinal agent PACT ET?, consis se me rs attac re iS. Lishme: oOro- ce “in rm : © "bs chch «ab - Bete pode 0004042. COPY No. _ ee ed 2471 PAGE & ef 6.8. |
14-00000 " Section Bo - Specific Duty #3 ‘ these summaries, which are compiled by another element of : ; CI/REA; the principal purpose [Ls to carry out analyses ; designed to ensure that the relevance vf the material to abroad REA program is made fully explicit. ; { i 1
104-10118-10418 yeast ait Ej. unctassiFies (1 ge onty (] CONFIDENTIAL [J] secret CO «ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET { SUBJECT: (Option) ok Dir/FBI Response Re Nosenko Interrogatories FROM: | EXTENSION: | NO, OLC 79/0205/1 R.S. Gabrielson . OLC/HSCA 1385 Fone . 605317 . 1046 January 1979 TO: (Officer designation, room umber, and DATE OFFICER'S COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom buildin: ; 8) INITIALS to wham, Draw a tine across column offer ecch commant.} RECEIVED FORWARDED : : i Ray Reardon O/Securit Vi Russ Holmes BE OLE of. The attached received 7 from FBI. . ~DdDO/CI | | I bring it to your attention for any thoughts - you might have on its DO/SE substance. . 5. —_ Please call me with / onsen Oe . your comments .— 6. 3 | . Rodger o 1046 (R) 1385 (R) Att. 12. so? 610 “rere” secreT =] CONFIDENTIAL O USE ONLY Cy UNCLASSIFIED .
404-10118-10347 — [24-3241 | | 5 November 1976 | OLcH#Te- 34.0/ | _ Wl ralhasaoaTe MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Lyle Miller My fi. Deputy Legislative Counsel oan? nati A FROM — : S. D. Breckinridge H S Deputy Inspector General W7-O9WG/S SUBJECT : Estimate of Number of CIA Employees - Involved in Support of Warren Commission 1, We have surveyed DDO, DDA and DDI components for a statement of the number of employees engaged in support of the investigation by the Warren Commission. It was difficult to reconstruct this with any reliability, many of those involved no longer being available. Names have been taken from old records and the memories of those involved in some way at - the time. We cannot with reliability be sure how much time of each was involved. _& We estimate that very close to 50 professional employees were involved in this activity on either a daily or recurring basis. We have identified twelve of these being involved on a daily basis. There obviously were others involved on occasion, but not regularly. In addition there were a number of secretarial and clerical employees who provided support, but who are not counted; the number may be greater than the fifty professionals estimated above. 3. Attached for your information, but not for release to _ the Downing Committee is the summary work sheet on this. This memorandum is classified Confidential because of its attachment. The information in this memorandum can be extracted and passed to the Downing Committee on an unclassified basis. S. D. Breckinridge 17 744 | kaneaiidad hc neeieemenchiaehtadetenntecaaeette. 3
CIA PERSONNEL INVOLVED IN OSWALD CASE DURING EXISTENCE OF WARREN COMMISSION: DCI - J. McCone ] . - DDP - R. Helms ] T. Karamessines 1 CI STAFF - J. Angleton ] R. Rocca *] T. Hall *] A. Dooley *] (point of contact with W.C.) B. O'Neal *] ( "FBI ) E. Egerter 1 Jane Roman ] T. Flynn 1 J. Ludlum 1 P. Hartman 1 WH DIVISION - J. C. King *] (in charge 23.11.63-mid 1.64) (a. Whitten 26 *] ( rT tt ve ee now ) SR DIVISION - D. Murphy ] T. H. Bagely (SR/CI) 1 L. Wigren *] | *] OFFICE OF SECURITY - E. Mendoza *] Col. Edwards ] DIVISION D - ? ] Added DDI 2 FIELD STATIONS: Mexico City - W. Scott *1 D. Phillips *1 A. Goodpastea*] Allan White 1 Miami 2 London ] The Hague ] Germany ] ] | ae Madrid ] Bern ] Rrussals 1 4 1 u-b 1 sy | ] ] SOV/SAT OPS - Paul Dillon Don Vogel Cynthia Hausman Robert Steele CUBAN OPS - “JOSEPIY PT CCOTO car _ 30 *Involved on daily basis CONFIDENTIAL eran a eee
SECRET CBken ©; EMPUOTEE SST AL NUMBER - FITNESS REPORT - ; - Cvs SECTIONA GENERAL ON A ae pa 1 Nae (haat) {Firat} CM edtatie) a, Tate or Rintee ic Se pa Teas . 30 . ae ape d eh ge . i LS “kh beta uw. A we WIGREN, ete Dee 1925 | GS aL D 8. OFrriciay POSIPIONM TEER . v2] Sty Be oF aasia NT. CGR NE STATION Instr Intel ee OTR/SIC CTR SECON PPE Oe PORT % curon (al TYPA OF APP Otba Tear eT Nos, nent a re i r ; cy [Cannan PRESE HWE | veuronany i iNtrraL (MEASS' SNUEN T SUPE RY IZON pK [camnen jf hed a CARER PROVISION AL (Soe Inatrictiona Section C} é x aA aL RS ASSIGNMENT EMVPLOVE Er _ nen pare ne een Saas SO = [seectan (Specify): . ot SOR CIAL (Spaedtyay + ar er ree ern nS et e— e Hs ea hee, "1, DATE REPURT OVE IN OP, S38. €€SCRTING PERIOLN (Prune to) 31 January 1968 i Panui 967 2 3) Desembe ‘ PION et Fanuary 1967 = 3 © SECTION B PERFORMANCE EVALUATION We Weak Peelormance ronyee from whotty inedequote te slight. leas thon patisfactory, A foting in this categery requires : positive romediol action. The nature of the action conde range from counseling, to further Raining, to placing on probatian, te reustignment of to sepuration, Deseribe action taken of proposed In Section Cy A+ Adeqatg Performance moars all requirements. tt ts entirely satisfactory ond Is churactertzed neithee dy deficiency nor ezcollonce, Porfcrmonce fa more thon satisfactory. Desired reastts ore being produced ina proficient monnee, S:+ Strang Performance le charactarized by exceptional proficiarcy, . O + Qut standing Parformance is so @aceptional in relation to requirements of the work und in comparison ta the performance of others doing similur work a4 to wurrant Spacial recapiinion, - nnn Fn 7 . . SPECIFIC DUTIES . eave ramen. fn ete pene ee renin Liat up to ala of the moa Impartant spectfic.duties performed during the cating period. fneert rating latter which best describes the manner in which employee performs EACH specific duty. Consider ONLY elfectivengas ia verlormance of that duty. All omployees with supervinory re ipansibilittas MUST bo rated an their obility te suneeviae Cingicatn number of employers supervised. arate ee AR eA VET “ttre eon tener SPECIFIC DUTY NO, f Tuntruct CU cee ttre ner ent SPECIFIC DUTY NO, 2 : . Barna teepeue imetion be eyes : a et a mt tare eee memati ine SPE CEPI OE DO SPECIFIC OUTY HO. 3 : . . RATING } . LETTER notionglr, > SPHCIFIC DUTT NO. 4 Fort bedra ter @rencber SPECIFIC DUTY »O. 6 : : RATING : L LETTER t i . i : 1 SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 6 ‘ ; RATING . : : LETTER i ‘OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION tn a & Toke Into account averything abour the employee which influences his effectiveness in hia current rasivion auch of gee ything ee ; no . formansa of specific duties, productivity, conduct en job, cooperativesss, pertinent persona! traits or hobirs, and particular limitations o¢ talents.’ Bosed on yout knowledge of employee's ovorail performance during the rating veriod, 5 place the letter In the rating box Corresponding to the statement which moaz wewately reflects his level of pet hormone e. . Sir = . PRsed bee aeecmmen [ Forum : j  eeenp an. ror tO SECRET L wrens 45 uss previous eottion
nee - scr —_ CIAMINTERNAL USE ONLY. CONFIBENTHAL | J ournal ~ Office of Legislative Counsel Friday - 5 November 1976 Page 3 77- colby J=\l/ 8, (Confidential - DFM) LIAISON Called Bill Miller, Staff Director, Senate Select C i lligence, to clarify a report we had received from. our. at a group of five Select . Committee members were it Tokyo, but not before 15 November, — Miller knew nothing about this visit and I so informed Phil Fendig: s, -SA/DO/O, office. 9, (Internal Use Only-- DFM) LIAISON Called Elliot Maxwell, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, regarding Senator Walter Huddleston's (D., Ky.) proposed trip to Israel which Maxwell had mentioned to me at the CI briefing on 3 November. Maxwell said it now appeared the trip was off and he would let me know if there was any change in that Status, 10. (Unclassified - DFM) LIAISON Called Sherry Towell, Senate : Select Committee on Committees staff, I told Ms. Towell I was very interested in the work of the Committee and would appreciate any information she could give me about the Committee's recommendations for restructuring of the Senate committee system, She put my name on the mailing list and offered to send me some material immediately. She also said that the Select Committee would have their recommendations considered as the first order of business in the new Congress so that no committee assignments would be made until the Senate had considered the recommendations. . . ll. (Unclassified ~ LLM) LIAISON Jacqueline Hess, House Select - Com piibemspmenemarmiiatmmentins!, called concerning the request rega the number of CIA people involved 4 in the Warren Commission. After _ ‘checking with Scott Breckinridge, Deputy Inspector General, I told her that the number was approximately 50 professionals, 12 of them on a . relatively full-time basis, somewhat up from the figures of 30 and 10 which I had provided Patricia Orr, also on the Committee staff, on Wednesday. . 12, (Unclassified - NDL) LIAISON Received a call from Debby ‘ Machemehl, on the staff of Representative Edwin D. Eshleman (R., Pa. ), who said that the Congressman was retiring and that his Administrative Assistant, Robert S, Walker, would be taking his place and wanted to continue receiving the same FBIS reports that Representative Eshleman is now receiving. After checking with FBIS Liaison, I called Ms. Machemehl back and told her there would be no problem. CIA INTERNAL ys CONFIDENTIAL
14-00000 sos are SNE a me ce ee eae + teem Seoes fi - ii SN 0 steer AEEONED S 61 $ O SOA ah aw AOD CIA Personnel Under State Cover We recommend that CIA personnel under the Department of State cover make greater efforts to truly live their cover. We. believe in this connection that the DCI should receive assurances from the DD/P, after proper study, that CIA allowances for rents, servants — and entertainment are in line with comparable State Department allowances. "Le gitimate" LC oe ~lcover . We recommend that the Agency more and more place people under Lt osx _ cover by the’ Megitimate" method of recruiting individuals, having them [_ ; 6 4 and be \e © v a : and follow through a ‘normal £ og career. CIA should obviously keep C Qo ¢ d advised concerning these individuals, work with C o = ) on their assignments which will be mutually beneficial, and covertly train them. By this method such individuals will be under true C. O t a cover and will not only be unknown to other intelligence services, but also to their colleagues in c oF J. ~ 14.
104-10227-10005 ea “ne eae A. Well, -then,- BURGT was “brour cht. ((tiiore)) 5 ho wont uataire, And, <o “RB. ((Sailinc)) I cannot reply to such questions of yours in such a. Oey th Tren the pellorans, and there, fn th@oaparteaent, vere KOZLOV and CO2's surname). A. hao lee was there. &,. There wig a cirl ae KASTYAYTL ‘was ‘there. PETRINQ =<. do not remouber if he was thero at that time or ff he had stepped ott and returned soon. A, Well, tell how (2G). The: coor was ‘opened. , “the bell rang -= "Please come in", " The tiLlow. put gown, the sultensoa, noer® 8 ‘suitcase, and ho. lott... He Lett. And ve invited ((BURGT)) ‘to’ enter the ‘room. INT iBT. employee carricd fils ‘auitcise. —_ wee 3 Be Yes. | And tae suitcase... he went-up together with hin... . P var And scat'up with, nia and with his: ‘euttenso. DS A aE ; , And waat. did they do with ‘the other suitcase. and with the third one.. sequence, A, Well, then, why did you mention this suitcase. B. I have in mind the suites 3c with the clothing, with the clothing. — A. Wow I have a question e= are you sure. that BURGY and-his belon= ings * vere brousht. there, to this apartment, as soon as they arrived there. 8B, I think that his suitcase was taken....
14-00000 MESSAGE FORM TOTAL COPigs: Gt JSASETH ‘VETTER: :BA aa PaTS ¢ [C] inoex C NOpiNODEX [_] Fite in cs FILE No. (classitication} SECRET oem be Re ID =] . ' h- REF | }15099 (IN 6971s) NW! | . . -l. BELOW ARE ILLUSTRATIVE TRACES HERBERT I T K I N_(201-836808), - PARTNER LAW FIRM ITKIN, ROBERTS, GREENBAUM, NEW YORK.REGISTERED AGENT FOR "HAITIAN GOVERNMENT IN EXILE" REPRESENTING LOUIS DEJOIE (201-240483) AND OTHER HAITIAN EXILE GROUPS 1965. REPORTEDLY FURNISHED - MON TO GROUP INVADING HAITI AUG 63. A AND BARE FOR STATION USE ONLY. A. . HAITIAN GOVERNMENT “IN EXILE USED SUBJECT T'S OFFICES IN NEW YORK CITY; SUBJ SAID HE MADE PERSONAL LOAN OF $15,000 TO DEJOIE. (DBA-63510, 19 FEB 64). | B. SUBJECT'S FORMER FATHER-IN-LAW CALLED WODISH, NEW YORK, ‘TO SAY SUBJ CLOSELY TIED TO BKCROWN, GIVING IT MUCH ASSISTANCE HAITI AND ELSEWHERE, IMPLYING SUBJ TRUSTED INEORMANT OR AGENT, NOT STAFF EMPLOYEE. WARNED BKCROWN SUBINOT DESIRABLE BECAUSE OF DOUBTS RE RELIABILITY, DISCRETION, ABILITY TO MEET FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS, AND MENTAL EQUILIBRIUM. (WODISH MEMO, 15 FEB 66). C. NEW YORK TIMES, 9 MARCH 68, REPORTED U.S. OFFICIAL 5 - DESCRIBED SUBJ AS UNDERCOVER AGENT WHO INFILTRATED ORGANIZED . 4° os | RETURN TO CIA® (CONTINUED...) . Background Use Orly COORDINATING OFFICERS ; Do Not Reproduce’ 7 GROUP ft : N Excluded trum oulematic AUTHENTICATING RELEASING OFFICER . : s E C R E T Gowrgradina and OFFICER . . dectoisiiication © ay) REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE i§ PROHIBITED. COPY NO
104-10227-10005 A. Not "T think? -= nore precisely, agre precigely. BD. t do net remember; [ do not renenmter; I do not romenber, A, iow am [ supposed to understand: you we that a wan came tn with= RURGI"s suitcase, or did they come. witiout” ee "Ss suitcase BR. Understand. it ‘as you wish; ‘I do not, remember, A. Then why are you telling it {fr you do not romember : . >) ((Lon¢. pausc)) “Well, answer my question. : a You wore tho case: ‘officor for ‘this case, ese what did you personally r _ and. tho, “other ‘KGD ‘omploycos sitio wore with, you do. with BURGI* ‘s ca ei ‘fe belongings while he- “was” in tho Kreshchatilc apartuent and “hero were - yond his euiteasoa? ~ B. (Long pauso)). What do you, havo in mind: of soizuro was not conducted here. Aw. IL ao not ‘havo: ‘a od mure- in mind, i o a Ss ‘ : 2. € y i I simply an asking shore woro his belonis ing at that tine. x iB... I do ‘not! remember , whether the suitcase was brought up or vas in... ee a tie automobile, a ee mi . I do not remember.’ A. low many suitcascs were: there: i oe 5 : B. I do not remember. , A... When. did they ‘return BURGI's belontings: his suitcases to him. Et . B, Later that same day, when the discussion was finished.. It was late. . on A, Where were they before that’ " cot
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14-00000 few ptt EPR etal id AAAS aR Te atch a ‘oma: ELISABETH VETTER:BA oe | ne = e 5 MESSAGE FORM TOTAL COPIES: UNIT: SECRET EXT: DATE: ECE ISSEMI . CAGLE SECRETARIAT OISSE NATION CJ INDEX C] NO INDEX Oo RETURN To BRANCH oO FILE Rr 8Y___________-PER_____ CJ FILE iN CS FILE No. ; CONF: J N 6 | rine. vr. TT PaReS . felitel . $ (classification) {date aad hime filed} - (rclerence womber) {rica . > = eC. ~ ri o c f. —_S_E_ C_R_E T Cie Director J OGP OS & . * « To | . a ~] . CRIME, REPORTING REGULARLY TO LNERGO. ONE HIGH OFFICIAL SAID ‘SUBJ RISKED.-HIS LIFE TO "STAND UP TO MAFIA." ARTICLE ALSO STATES " SUBJ REGISTERED SEPT 63 ‘AS FOREIGN AGENT DOM REP, MAKING NUMEROUS TRIPS THERE. (TN- ING COPY THIS ITEM.) D. WASHINGTON POST, 19 JULY 68, REPORTED SIX ALLEGED: ASSOCIATES OF SUBJ, A KEY FIGURE IN JANES L. MARCUS (FORMER NYC WATER COMMISSIONER) KICKBACK CASE, INDICATED CHARGES OF ANOTHER KICKBACK CONSPIRACY INVOLVING MORTGAGE APPLICATIONS MADE TO TEAMSTERS UNION PENSION FUND; TWO OF SIX ALLEGED ASSOCIATES IDENTIFIED AS MAFIA MEMBERS. SUBJ NOT INDICTED BUT NAMED IN FOUR OVERT ACTS CITED INDICTMENT. . | E. NEW YORK DAILY NEWS, 15 OCT 68, REPORTED SUBJ, LABOR “LAWYER, TRYING HAVE HIS TRIAL MOVED FROM STATE TO FEDERAL COURT, CONTENDING HE ACTING AS LNERGO AND BKCROWN AGENT IN CONNECTION ABOVE CASE. | | | 2. JULY 68 CHECK NUMEROUS BKCROWN COMPONENTS FAILED REVEAL ANY CONNECTION BETWEEN SUBJ AND BKCROWN. | 3. “FILE: <20r- 836808 AND 22- y- 20/3. E 2 IMPDET "END OF MESSAGE COORDINATING OFFICERS 3 4 3 2 t a ’- RELEASING OFFICER . @ SECR E T REPROCUCTION BY CIHT THAN THE ISSinet 3 CFECE IS PPCLUENTED. . Po AUTHENTICATING OFFICER
[to4-tort9-toota) ‘CONFIDENTIALF: = = (Wher Fillee Ja) & - «i aa titted taser erate INCIDENT REPORT FROM: BUILDING SECURITY BRANCH DATE. k August 1971 TIME _ 1850 WE Mt en etme See NAME Michael Lesch GRADE N/A OFFICE N/A INCIDENT_Requested Contact With DCI Time 1850 PLACE New York City, NY 661~3200 SUMMARY OF INFORMATION: Subject, an attorney with the firm of Shay, Gould, Climenko and Kramer, in New York City, called requesting contact with the Director. Subject explained he is representing a Mr. Itkin in a case in- volving alleged perjury before a Grand Jury.and the Director's testimony is important to the case. Subject advised he had obtained & subpoena for that purpose. Subject requested he be contacted by an Agency representative. tomorrow. Subject was advised a report would be made of his call and passed to the appropriate office. See attached copy of Incident Report dated 28 December 1968, re Itkin. Mr. ACTION TAKEN: ees Mr. Osborn, D/OS, Mr. Houston, OGC, and Mr. Kelly, REPORTING OFFICER DISTRIBUTION: RETURN TO CIA ORIG ra [see (FTOS) Background Use Only COPY: C/PSD ® | Do Not Reproduce FILE: BSB/PHYS. SD COPY: Mr. Houston. OGC, Mr. Kelly, DEL/8S i FORM “OBSOLETE PRE $ 9-67 1798 EDITIONS vio