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JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM ‘IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION Released under the John Kennedy Wssassination Records - AGENCY : CIA RECORD NUMBER : 104-10112-10260 RECORD SERIES : JFK ollection Act of 1992 AGENCY FILE NUMBER : 80T01357A (44 USC 2107 Note). wee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee ase#: NW 53294 Date: DOCUMENT INFORMATION 6-14-2017 AGENCY ORIGINATOR : CIA . FROM : DD/OS(I&OS), FRED HALL TO : CC/OS/TR, ATTN: JOSEPH KING TITLE : CROZIER, ROSS L. - RESPONSE TO REQUEST FOR CLEARANCE DATE : 06/28/1960 PAGES : 2 SUBJECTS : CLEARANCE WITHHELD CROZIER DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER CLASSIFICATION : SECRET RESTRICTIONS : 1B CURRENT STATUS : RELEASED IN PART PUBLIC - RELEASED WITH DELETIONS DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 07/23/93 COMMENTS : JFK41 : F5 : 1993.07.23.13:51:54:210410 [R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10112-10260 HW 53294 Docld:323994350 Page 1
y uA . . ae ~~ . 7 + -*, Tarmibnpterons No. 64 ae rs] ayiu iE S , @ q Office Memorandum » UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT” 10: 60/08/TR : | pare: 2.8 JUN 1960 Attn 3. Mr. Joseph King sRoM : -Deputy Director of Security (Investigations and Operational Support) SUBJECT: CROZIER, Ross L. . #112569 © 1. Reference is made to your memorandum dated 13 May 1960 requesting that Subject be granted an appropriate security ‘clearance to permit his utilization by CC/OS/TR. It is under- stood that Subject is currently in the United States and will be od of two years and that WH Division has offered ct's services in connection with practical exercises arising out of training activities on 4 “Nas needed" basis. It is further understood that Subject will not have access ~~ to Agency buildings and ISLIP. It is contemplated that he will have access to such safehbouse facilities as is required by the respective training exercises and will be introduced - trainees by training aliases only. It is ‘gurther understood that Subject will not be used with liaison personnel nor foreign nationals who will serve in the South American area. 2. This is to advise that a covert security clearance 4s granted for the use of the Subject, as described in your ~ request as set forth in paragraph 1, above. It is understood that Subject will remain the administrative responsibility of WH/Mexico, who will continue to provide work for Subject. 3. A memorandum containing pertinent information regarding. Subject is being forwarded concurrently under separate cover. 4. Subjects of covert security clearances are not to... ~ represent themselves as, nor are they to be represented as, employees of CIA. 5, Your attention is called to the fact that a covert - security clearance does not constitute complete compliance with the provisions of ClA Regulation 10-210, Therefore, if you should desire at a later date to change the status or use of this individual, 4 request for clearance to cover any proposed change should be submitted to this office. “SECRET
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6. This clearance becomes invalid in the event the Subject's services are not utilized within six months of the date of this memorandun. FOR THE DIRECTOR OF SECURITY: Fred
AGENCY RECORD NUMBER RECORD SERIES AGENCY FILE NUMBER AGENCY ORIGINATOR FROM TO TITLE DATE PAGES SUBJECTS DOCUMENT TYPE CLASSIFICATION RESTRICTIONS CURRENT STATUS DATE OF LAST REVIEW COMMENTS JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM Released under the John Kennedy AGENCY INFORMATION CIA Wssassination Records jee ollection Act of 1992 80T01357A (44 U5 2107 Note). ase#: NW 53294 Date: 6-14-2017 DOCUMENT INFORMATION CIA HALL, FRED H. ; KING, JOSEPH, DD/S, I&S MEMO: CROZIER, ROSS L. 06/28/1960 2 CLEARANCE JFK ASSASSINATION CROZIER ROSS PAPER SECRET 1B RELEASED IN PART PUBLIC ~- RELEASED WITH DELETIONS 06/22/04 JFK41 : F5 : 20040112-1033647 ‘HW 4535294 DoclId: 323994354 [R] Page 1 ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10112-10264
eats ameert Attn 3: Mr. Joseph King . an Deputy Director of Security (investigations ‘and Operational Support) 712569 » * . 1. Reference is made to your memorandum dated 13 May 1960 requesting that Subject be granted an appropriate security . ‘elearance to permit his utilization by CC/OS/TR, It is under- stood thet Subject is currently in the United States and will be here for a period of tvo years and that WH Division has offered Subject's services in connection with practical exercises — arising out of training activities on a "as needed" basis. It is further understood that Subject will not have access ' ¢o-Ageney buildings and ISLIP. It is contemzlated that he will have access to such safehouse facilities as is requirad by the respective training exercises and will be introduced to and Imow:. trainees by training aliases only. It is further understood that Subject will not be used with liaison personnel nor foreign nationals who will serve in the South American area. 2. . This is to advise that a covert security clearance . ds granted for the use of the Subject, as described in yor: .. " - yeanest as set forth in paragraph 1, above. It is understood that Subject will remain the administrative responsibility of WH/Mexico, who will eontime to provide work for Subject... 3. A memorandum containing pertinent information regerding Subject is being forwarded concurrently under separate covers a a , 4 Subjects of covert security clearances ere not to represent themselves as, nor are they to be represented a5, emnloyees of CIA. 5. Your attention is called to the fact thet a covert security clearance does not constitute complete compliance with the provisions of CIA Regulation 10-210. Therefore, 4f you should desire at a later date to change the status or use of this individual, e request for clearance to cover any proposed changes should be submitted to Ne office. \ ca ao w ay Ss * HW 53294  Docld:32399454 Page 2?
HW 535294 o . ‘e 6. This clearance becomes invalid in the event the Subject's services are not utilised within six months of the date of this memorandum. FOR THE DIRECTOR oF SECURITY: — s BOLLING/ cas 16 June 1960 - CLOSED Docld: 32399434 Page 3 ' eo ce eee ane cee ete nner enna ne ne
AGENCY RECORD NUMBER RECORD SERIES AGENCY FILE NUMBER AGENCY ORIGINATOR FROM TO TITLE DATE PAGES SUBJECTS DOCUMENT TYPE CLASSIFICATION RESTRICTIONS CURRENT STATUS DATE OF LAST REVIEW COMMENTS Date: JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION CIA 104-10120-10246 JFK 80T01357A DOCUMENT INFORMATION CIA FILE ON MAX LESNICK. 01/01/1900 3 LESNICK, MAX PAPER SECRET 1B 02/01/05 Released under the John Kennedy Wssassination Records Ollection Act of 1992 (44 U5c 2107 Note). ase#:iNW 53294 Date: (6-15-2017 RELEASED IN PART PUBLIC - RELEASED WITH DELETIONS 08/13/93 JFK43 F34 1993 .08.13.17:46:43:120059 HW 535294 DoclId: 32399646 Page 1 ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10120-10246
{ — , z nvaw + Pingel Try. ef DORIDA bc PAATSMENT OF CROIGVAL LAY ANE CRCEMENT INVESTIGATIVE REPORT. On Friday, June 13, 1975, a confidential informant provided SA Paul Fuentez the following information: SILVINO FESNANDEZ, Cuban male, 40 years approximately, address 47}\E. 23rd Street, Apartment #2, Hialeah, Florida, is suspected of being an agent. for Fidel Castro. FERNANDEZ was formerly employed at COVADONGA CLINIC in Havana, Cuba and is known to have turned 40° fellow employees as traitors to the communist regime of*which all were arrested. Three of* whom were jailed, but later,released are now in Miami. These people are: WALDO HERNANDEZ, 500 NW 72nd ‘Avenue, Miami, Florida; #JOSEFINA FERYANOEZ,4ho address, telephone number 446-3012; and ROBERT@..ALONZO, no address known, but is employed at the PALMETTO H ITAL. . These people know FERNANDEZ's presence in Miami, but none have tried to avenge themselves yet. FERNANDEZ still maintains his political ideas as. xp communistic and is reported to be very friendly with MAX NXiCK, editor of the REPLICA Magazine meee — STEOF REPORT _06/13/75 INDEXED DY STE TYPED 08/26/75 pt ' 590-48-7101 | 6 SEARCHED By ee, LED BY __ | _ } SERIALIZE ; 06/20/75 4 9 BY Lis confidential dogumant la tha property LPDCLS. Its sontenta arg 50} to ba diatributed outside vet Rw AA HW 53294 DBocld: 32399646 Page 4 in Miami.. aR OT ; ; _ 22 AUGi , ’ : | > - - . ~ PECIALAGENT(9) _- Paul Fuentez EF | fo L 7p / DATE 7
JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION Peleased under the John Kennedy AGENCY : CIA Wesassination Records ; RECORD NUMBER : 104-10120-10419 olleetion Act of 1992 AGENCY FILE NUMBER : 80T01357A ase#:NWU 53294 Date: DOCUMENT INFORMATION oa is-201 AGENCY ORIGINATOR : CIA FROM : CUNNINGHAM, ROBERT J. TO : CHIEF, CI/OA TITLE : MEMO RE PROJECT REQUEST. DATE : 09/17/1958 PAGES : 1 SUBJECTS : PROJECT REQUEST DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER CLASSIFICATION : SECRET ; RESTRICTIONS : 1B CURRENT STATUS : RELEASED IN PART PUBLIC - RELEASED WITH DELETIONS DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 04/05/94 COMMENTS : JFK43 : F38 : 1994.04.05.15:57:11:560028 {R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10120-10419 HW 353294 Doold: 37399810 Page 1 - eee -
eet 4 . WLU ike, 4 a j Chief, CI/OA fy ty ~ aay . A Deputy Director of Security (Investigations mY and Support) C-71976 #169102 1. Reference is made to your memorandum dated 9 July 1958 wherein a covert security approval was requested to permit Subject's use under Project PEGHEGALE, 2. On 16 September 1958 a representative of the inter- ested Division advised that there was no longer any interest in the Subject. A memorandum to that effect will ‘be be sent your office in the near future ae 34 It is requested that a ‘copy of the aforementioned cancellation memorandum be forwarded to this office for in- corporation into Subject's file. FOR THE DIRECTOR OF SECURITY: Robert Ha CGnningham BUCCI/ct/17Sept.1958 CLOSED = hae mw “4 ay ee] Canes o am ri na) rye) HW 53994 © DocTa: 92399610“ Page Sa VE ®
reacted immedh&ely to the "quotable Khrushchev" item and said he would get right to the President with this. A few days later he instructed OCI to keep the White House up to the minute" on Cyprus developments. "Hours will make the difference," he said, Gen. Clifton told James Hanrahan on 28 January that he had talked with the President about the [Presfdertfs Intelligence ; was Review and Mr. Johnson had said it Je~just fine, ne Cone it a very _ valuable supplement to his occasional briefings from the DCI and he wanty it continued without change. - a . Jrgel™ we gt ; é ae Early in 1964, the President drew his aides Bill Moyers and Jack Valenti into the intelligence picture. He wanted one of them present / when he read the Review at breakfast and he was reported occasionally as discussing Checklist items with them. Although the M@£ PICL writers continued to meet and talk with Bromley Smith and Gen. Clifton, it began to HW 55355 DBocld:32401332 Page 10 Of : ec
HW 535294 _ According to the records of the Operations Directorate, DBC 61386 date unknown, Subject: Martin Luther King, Jr., and DFB 80124A03 dated 3 April 1957, Subject: 16th National Convention of the Communist Party, USA: Internal Security, in which Dr. King is mentioned on page 316, are both considered to be lost. An intensive search of the files and indices has failed to locate these documents. Search by other Agency components has produced some duplication of. the materials already listed as well as the following: _ a. An FBI letter, dated 21 December 1964, to the CIA with | a memorandum entitled: Martin Luther King, Jr., His Personal Conduct; , b. A 28 January 1968 CIA memorandum commenting: -on- the FBI study "The New Left: Road to. >, Anarchy; " c. A 29 March 1968 memorandum from CIA to FBI containing volunteered information regarding King! s activities concerning the Poor People’ Ss Campaign: 4 Yc d. A 14-page report on Black Power which mentions King; e. A 28 November 1975 CIA memorandum from IG to DCI which refers to a dissemination of information made to FBI concerning King's European trip in 1964. There are, moreover, two other items held in this Office which, although not specifically requested by you, might be ‘helpful to your inquiry. One indicates an Agency program, but in evidence of FBI involvement, while the other indicates an FBI activity which the FBI is unaware this Agency has Knowledge of. This - information will also be available to you if you request. I believe that the information contained herein is responsive to your re- quest. From.a review of these materials it does not appear that this Agency was ‘ever--wittingly or unwittingly--involved with or importuned by the FBI to mount or carry out any operations against Dr. King to discredit him, to prevent him . from any undertaking, or to frustrate him in regard to any endeavor or objective. Please note that all of these documents were forwarded to this Office on an "on loan" basis and retain their. present classification. It is our recommendation that if you wish to review the documents, this may be accomplished here in DoclId: 39400591 Page 5
Headquarters in the presence of representatives from both the originating component and this Office. Should you determine through this review that you require copies of any of the materials, additional coordination must then be accomplished prior to transmitting any of these documents to you. Please contact me if you have any further questions, or if you ‘wish to arrange to review any of these materials. Sincerely, | a 53294 DocId: 32400591 Page 6 Cranr,
. vo. a Date: 02/17/05 =“ & 2 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM } AGENCY INFORMATION Peleased under the John od . Eennedy AGENCY : CIA " con E 4 RECORD NUMBER : 104-10145-10069- ssassination Records oOllection Act of 1992 RECORD SERIES : JFK AGENCY FILE NUMBER.: 80T01357A (44 USC 2107 Note}. ----------------- --------------------------------------Pase#: NU 53294 Date: DOCUMENT INFORMATION ne—-14—-2017 AGENCY ORIGINATOR : CIA FROM : TO : TITLE : JOURNAL - OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL. WEDNESDAY - 1 FEBRUARY 1978. PAGE 2. . DATE : 02/01/1978 PAGES : 1 SUBJECTS : JOURNAL ( OL. PAGE 2 DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER CLASSIFICATION : UNCLASSIFIED RESTRICTIONS : 1B : CURRENT STATUS : RELEASED IN PART PUBLIC - RELEASED WITH DELETIONS DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 08/07/93 COMMENTS : JFK59 : F5 : 1993.08.07.10:35:09:030030 [R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10145-10069 HW 53294 Docld:32400910 Page 1
INTERNAL | USE ONLY Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel . , | Page 2 .Wednesday - 1 February 1978 . BS , . 7. (Internal Use Only - LLM) ‘LIAISON Met with Senator H. John Heinz (R., Pa.) and his aide, Mark Bisnow, and reviewed with them the -. and the Senator agreed. information we had retrieved on the ownership of Air Taxi Company. Senator Heinz had two additional questions and he had no problem with having these questions go through Ken McLean, Staff Director, Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee, The questions related to whether we had made an inquiry of former COS! who served in Tehran in early 1970 and whether we had any information on a showing in Iran -., of a Bell Helicopter film which was attended by the Shah of Iran and General Khatami. The tenor of the questions from Bisnow and the Senator ~ seemed to suggest that they felt we should have been more active in | . investigating all aspects in Iran which may be of interest to the Banking Committee, but I said that we had no way of knowing what that would be, and the only way we could provide was on the basis of specific questions, x 8 (Internal Use Only “LLM). LIAISON Saw Mike Epstein, Senate | - Select Committee on Intelligence staff, to determine what role the Committee ant would be their responsibility to play in determining releasing and controlling access to testimony and material developed by the Church Committee which the staff of the House Select Committee on As sassinations is interested in reviewing. 9. (Unclassified - MLG) LIAISON Per Robert Kelso's request I forwarded to Dorothy Fosdick, of the Senate Governmental Affairs Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations staff, one copy of a recent speéch given by Chinese diplomat Liao Cheng Chih. 10, (Unclassified - RJK) LIAISON Talked to a member of . Representative Charles Bennett's (D., Fla.) staff in response to their HW 53294 _ reminder that they had not received a response to the Congressman's _ inquiry on behalf of their constituent, Marcus Conant. I advised her that a response had been sent out from our office on Monday, 30 January 1978, and apparently our two letters crossed in the mail. a a/32) ~WTERNAL USE ONLY © Docld: 327400910 Page 2
HW 53294 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY RECORD NUMBER RECORD SERIES AGENCY FILE NUMBER AGENCY ORIGINATOR FROM TO TITLE DATE PAGES SUBJECTS DOCUMENT TYPE CLASSIFICATION RESTRICTIONS CURRENT STATUS DATE OF LAST REVIEW COMMENTS . Peleased under the John Kennedy AGENCY INFORMATION Sot 10145-10175 Wssassination Records SF” ~ ollection Act of 1992 80T01357A (44 USC 2107 Note). ase#: NW 53294 Date: 6-14-2017 DOCUMENT INFORMATION CIA BRECKINRIDGE, SCOTT D., OLC MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD: MEETING WITH HSCA CHIEF COUNSEL G. ROBERT BLAKEY. 06/20/1978 1 MEXICO AGENTS PAPER SECRET 1B RELEASED IN PART PUBLIC - RELEASED WITH DELETIONS 08/07/93 JFK59 F9 1993 .08.07.11:32:01:000059 DocId: 32401016 Page 1 ‘- ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10145-10175
rr Sn ae : OLC: 78-2406/2 . 20. June 1978 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Meeting with HSCA Chief Counsel G. Robert Blakey 1, In the course of a meeting with Mr. Blakey this morning, we _ discussed the method by which questions would be put to the agent in Mexico, It developed that he has in mind two agents, the one about whom we knew (Durant) and one with which we were not familiar (Manuel Calvillo), I think he was not entirely clear as to these two people, although his alternative approaches place on us a requirement _ to be sure that we identify them properly for purposes of his questions, They are discussed below: a» Durant. He recalled that Durant operated the photo- graphic surveillance post of the Soviet Embassy. I told him that I understood that Durant was in charge of the Cuban coverage. be Manuel Calvillo. He understood that Calvillo ran the _ Cuban photographic surveillance site. Beyond this, however, Calvillo was of interest to him for other reasons. Elena Garo dePaz told of seeing Oswald at various parties in Mexico City, at the time of his visit there in 1963, She also said that 'a couple of days" after the assassination of President Kennedy, Calvillo picked her up, took her to a hotel and inter- rogated her. 2. Given the possible confusion of who operated the Cuban and Soviet OPs, Mr. Blakey said that he would want the individuals correctly identified and have the questions addressed to them. 3,. Additionally, Mr, Blakey wants such information as we have: on Calvillo. , S. D, BRECKINRIDGE 4 OLC:SDB:kiw (21 June 1978 — Distribution: Original - ae Chrono im L al G S <2 PCS/LOC (Shepanek) oo, rag ener mene 0s (Sullivan) [-2 never GL. BY. L610 i OIG (Young) Solid . —_ \ 532794 Docld: 32401016 Bagg, 2 4-4 aldt\ ; a eerentes:
USSR-Cuba DoclId: 327401336 Page 31 HW 55355 GE: sao eas aoa ase = as Ls ay sew eel YURK Act 6 (1) (B) a. ‘In the past. week L Cuban military that Cuban interpreters are now posted at several surface-to-air mis- Sile (SAH) sites on the island. b. We think thic —---- *- on-site traini on schedule. last six month SAM system may Castro. c. In thi 1,500 Soviets : J of these were 1; if sent to monitor d. Prior had detected no hundred Soviet : (21 fe entering Cuba s: ee crisis last yea e. We esti.wncc wnat at least 15,000, and probably closer to 18,000, have been withdrawn in the intervening 13 months, leaving, very roughly, 4,000 to 7,000. f¥hose re- maining are for the most part ad- visors whose main functions are to train and supervise Cubans in the use of weapons turned over to then. (Cont'd) For The Presiaent Oriy - Tes Secs*
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HW 53217 their heads together and began to plan a paper which would be marked "For The President Only." Although formally labelled Top Secret, it would have no restriction as to classification. They worked out a format for a publication that could be read in a few minutes and they hit upon a title--the President's Intelligence Check List, or PICh. They wanted to include attention-getting material, such as summaries of cables on which it was incumbent for some executive department to take action. This was to some ex- tent a return to the practice under Truman of reporting operations, the US Government was involved iim As Sheldon remarks: "Unless one's reader is aware of these kinds of cables, he will never properly understand the intelligence that we would be presenting him." Richard Lehman worked up a dry run issue of the PICL, and when Sheldon thought he had a résonable facsimile of what Clifton had outlined, Sheldon took him a copy just for his personal perusal. Clifton's reaction to the title was favorable, and, alttough he made a few suggestions, he liked the format because the items were short and snappy and the English was not ponderous. Moreover, while the publication carried material of a higher classification than any previous OCI periodical, it was not littered with classification labels. DoclId: 327401317 Page 7
¥. All Soviet weapons intro- acet into Cuba last year have been withtrawm or turned over to the Cabeaxss. The only significant excep- tiom is the SAM systen. (Imcludes INTERCEPTS) 4. Berlin @. We have had an indication - that Soviet harassment of Allied ac- cess routes to West Berlin will shift this weekend to the air corridors, b. The Soviet man at the Ber- ~ - lin zir traffic control center told an @ pe ne Zllied representatives yesterday Cc. that Soviet transports would be using the zir corridors for brief flights durizg the next five weekends, c. Moscow has tried on a nun- ber sf past occasions to assert its right to restrict Allied use of the zir corridors. In early 1962, the Soviets attempted to reserve "blocks" of air space for their own use. They Eawe since demanded that Western fligirts stay between stipulated al- titudes, that we file flight plans in atvance and provide prior notice of border-crossing times. (Cont 'd) For Tre resident Only - Top Secret AW 55355 Docld:32401336 Page 33
The cheer is not difficult to identify. The issue reported that phctogranhy showed that the offensive missile sites were being closed down and the equipment removed, that Castro was nervous anc hesitant in his public speech on the crisis, and that Scviet and Cuban prestiaqe were continuing their decline among Latin American and pro-Castre grouns as a re-~ sult of the recent events. Aerial hijacking had not begun during the Kennedy admin- istration but in February 1963 Communists hijacked the Venezuelan freighter Anzoategui and presumably headed for Cuba. The US Navv was asked to help in the search for the ship, but the PICL on 15 February had to report "There is no current fix." OCI's Thomas Patton took the book to the White House and recorded that there was "much amusement over the Navy's discomfiture at not finding the Venezuelan ship." Arthur Schlesinger writes that "The President was vastlv, if ‘somewhat amusedly, annoyed by the incapacity of his government Wd to help Caracas cope with the situation."4€/ (one ship was captured in oreil an? returned to Venezuela.) Clifton steadily tried to keep OCI off the reefs not only regarding the style of the PICL but also its substance. He did not want to worry Mr. Kennedy unnecessarily or provoke: strong reactions by treading on some sensitivities, which , vv cS) ) W, HW 53217 DBocld:32401317 Page 22
aa sent: a copy: of this aft copy) to Helms .* at UCI's request. {-said.on the intercom. 7 ‘to. Helms scmething. tothe effect that this should be held very closely. Helms is also” preparing a memo on this meeting, an Jerry 11/12 FORM NO. lol - REPLACES FORM 10-101 : (4 ) 1 AUG 54 WHICH MAY BE USED. (47 HW 53217 DBocld:32401375 Page 2?