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(2d-10185-10098 | N neeatnel ovr Trotiat ror HO, we ~ WT “ fe SENETED STATES Cov Egy siEN® ; | a — ' / . e l- Mr. DeLoak i y, Memorandum | - Mr. Sullivan” ; Smet cep eg ED fo... le Mr, Conrad t TO 7 Mr. Cc. D. DeLoach >" eT ‘DATE: | April 4; 97 FROM :, W. C. Sullivat pects? , SUBJECT: ARELATIONS WITH CENTRAL. ; or INTELLIGENCE AGENCY (CIA) co, Se ee ms peo! _ Reference my memorandum 3/ 30/70 summarizing pr oposals of - CIA Director Helms regarding FBI-CIA coordination in intelligence collection - activities. Director approved ; meetings between CIA and Bureau representa- tives to further explore these matters. —— 4 On afternoon of 4/13/70, Inspector D. E. Moore and myself met briefly with Mr. James Angleton, Chief, ‘Counterintelligence Staff, CIA, and Mr. W. Scott Miler of his staff. "This session was strictly exploratory - in nature and was aimed at defining the scope and limitations of our .. discussions with CIA on the points in question. Angleton noted that CIA Wirector Heims will de closely fulluwing the vuttome Sf thesc cascuccions and is personally interested in resolving any current problems in this area. Mr. Angleton indicated that C1 A would like to direct initial attention ito two of the items cited by Helms, namely, the question of audio (electronic surveillance) coverage and the sug gestion that FBI and CIA specialists in the communist bloc field hold periodic seminars to coordinate our information. - The Bureau's position regarding electronic surveillance coverage, as “+ outlined in the Director's letter to Helms 083/31/70, was reitereated with emphasis upon the problems such coverage often pose with regard to prosecution as well as adverse public reaction to this type coverage. tT made the point that the Bureau has not. received the necessary support in this area from responsible quarters; that in the past the Bureau had a substantial amount of coverage of this type in the interest of both our own counterintelligence responsibilities as well as the national security - interest but that we have had to retrench in recent years largely as a result of the lack of support for such operations. PO Sr ae BOE ei antec sie ! ae Angleton noted that in ree SGnkt to CIA's vequest fi for 5 eee fo coverage of two Indian nationals who were suspected KGB agents in the Fall of 1969, the Bureau had d reaugs sted that they take this.matter up with the | _ Classifie 1 WCS: mea Xempt from é (4) te of De {sification Tr aferdieT | ~ 5 ZAPR a 1970 SI reprremnere samy ate wr prey yetneapente a ee fr isomer norman = = 7 r Sos meene on manatee # mie alpen hvemnaeninemnenttieatitetpeninn tating ttaaatnanntenttn sere ttt etter a 3 mee pew ae ie eo Seba eht ong saw wernt ya nese Hee wee oy me Texte ~ F i . i wes
424-10185-10008) OPTIONAL FOta NO, 16 S630~ 106 _# . > UNITED STATES coMbsnewr | 6 | | Memorandum : (To : Mr. C, D. DeLoach paTE: 3/6/70 FROM : W. C, Sullivan) SUBJECT: RELATIONSHIPS WITH CENTRAL 7 gp BY. INTELLIGENCE AGENCY (CIA) ee CIA REQUEST FOR BUREAU LECTURE on ON COMMUNISM IN THE U, S. , {tem Number 15 in the material submitted to the Director by SA Sam Papich in his memorandum 3/5/70 discusses the Director's refusal of a 1958 CIA request for WAMHE to lecture on communism before a CIA group. Papich stated that CIA accepted this as an affront and a blatant refusal to cooperate on a most important subject of interest to both agencies, The files disclose that by letter. 9/25/58 signed by MAM , CIA requested WAME to address a selected group ar CIA personnel on the communist movement in the U. S. CIA suggested dates of 12/9,10,or 11/58, The Director by routing Slip attached to MAME — Letter commented, "it seems strange that CIA should seek this when its top representative in considers FBI as a bunch of mere 'flatefeet' and the dangers of communism as something conjured up in the minds of the FBI, But then again I note request doesn't come from the Diréctor nor even the Deputy Director of CIA,” & ~ Memorandum VME to MAME dated 10/1/58 made reference to CIA's pyequest arfd the Director's comments, It recommended that the best interests of the Bureau would be served by giving this lecture, not because of the information which could be conveyed to CIA on communism in the U. S., but because it would give WAHE an opportunity to raise 2 number of questions himself of the group concerning CIA's own activities in the field of communism. It was pointed out that it could be ‘considered a bit of a challenge to see how much thé FBI could learn about the operation of CIA during the course of the lecture and discussion rather than the converse. HAMS recommended that the request be declined and the Director concurred commenting, "We cannot make MAME available to this outfit." *. NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION Unauthorized Disclosure Subject to Criminal Sanctions. CONTINUED OVER .
424-10185-10098 1 OFNOMAL foe NO, 10 4 2010-108 HAY 19ST BE ond OSL Girt 216, WO, a7 "UNITED STATES GO Gent Memorandum FROM SUBJECT:RELATIONSHIPS WITH CTIA : ‘ \ Mr. C. D. DeLoach. ‘DATE: March 6, 1970 oe al , i Mr. W. C. Sullivan . wee |& DECHASSIFIED BY $f % Ye fies mM al oR Ic 1 Of” ALLEGED PENETRATIONS OF CIA = | Item number 31, "alleged penetration of CIA," in the ‘material submitted to the Director by SA Sam Papich in his memorandum of 3/5/70 discusses allegations made by. MAME regarding recruitment of four CIA employees by the Soviet Committee for State Security AEGB), that CIA requested full investigation which we declined. “BACKGROUND OF CASE waAME Awd IDENT FYIVG DATA alleged that the. KGB had penetrated CIA through an individual having the code name VAME In an effort to identify this penetration CIA vrovided MANE | ‘with information regarding many individuals who had worked for CIA in Germany. os MV4AHE identified two individuals at various times as MAHE and in each instance investigation "washed out" the identification. WAME finally identified VANE as one MAMAS a former employee of CIA. During the course of extensive document reviews HAMA. became acquainted with “background of various individuals who had worked in Germahy at the time VANE did. MAME identified four present employees of CIA with unknown subjects who had come to his attention while . he was active in the KGB. PROBLEM! WITH CIA | CIA wanted the Bureau to undertake full- ' Scale investigation of its four-employees based solely on MAMG& 's allegations. , ¢ . DISPOSAL OF PROBLEM WITH CIA By letter of February 26, 1965, CIA . Was initormed there appeared to be no basis at that. time for a full-scale investigation of these men by the FBI on ‘the basis of allegations by MAM& . With regard to.any investigation in the United States concerning two of the men, a conclusion would: be made following completion of the investigation of MAME and interviews of MAMS . Based upon the investigation _ OfMAHE and the interviews of WAME' , CIA was | NATIONAL securrry 3 informed by letter of July 20, 1965, that nothing had been developed INFORMATY - CONTINUED ~ OVER . Unauthorized Disclnsure’ ON Omar - Subject to Criminal Sanctions POOLS:
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124-10186- ‘04g ees ot, f 4 e es . Powe "4 . Memorandum to Mr. W. R. Wannall Re: Senstudy 75 ‘ 62116395 . ef utmost important and urgency to... fulfillment of their - missions for the security of the United States.” . The memorandum says that a project submitted to ONR by Professor Richard Wendt of the University of Rochester (NY) had been approved by all the agencies involved and recommended - funding the project. The file indicates subsequently that | this project did go forward and involve human experimentation, we leEheG ette dealt with project "CALLING CARD," 1952-1953, designed “to render an individual subservient to . impose(will or control." FBI was not mentioned. ah _ A memorandum dated 9/5/50 for Mr. D. J. Parsons, | BI; and Captain Wilbur E. Kellum of ‘ee Medical Research, from W. S. Post, Jr. (not further _ identified), informed them that a copy of the report on the “Ellson" project (University of Indiana, 1952) was being forwardéed> to them for information. ‘The project involved — research in the detection of deception. The addressees were on the project at a future date. The file did not show that. the briefing occurred, The Project Was terminated in Jungs 1952. . . The two files reviewed contained many reports of . ‘research conducted concerning various drugs. in various parts of the world, constituting a collection of papers on the subject by U. S&S. and foreign researchers. A-review of logical Bureau files by the. Laboratory - Division disclosed only one reference (62-2699-75) to the above, his was a memorandum, 8/4/50, recording that Mr, Alberti, OWI, hed informed Liaison that the Navy had "been Geveloping a new drug which might be used to great he j ‘ems rem. atmy = CTR wet © « 3« = ero, . tome a ee wot an . . - oy . . . . 9 . . e? .. . ' ’ . ‘ 7. . . ; . oho . . ar 4 toe . @ ° . . te ‘ -? . sro ine i - ., ° . , ‘ . vee o , . ce ae , val i : . ae ‘ " ‘ : ate . * ’ n to be briefed by Professor 2. G. Ellson of Indiana University).
(24-10186-10049 ‘operates jointly with Daeger Federal Bureau of ith Deepest Fe on June 1, 1965. In view of the pressing nature of the international Situation as it relates to the Dominican Republic, it is. requested that you authorize technical coverage of the residences of Dmegwmp@mdiS@mentioned above and of the business address of the joint venture operated by the Bordas brothers. Authority is requested for Similar coverage of any addresses to which the mentione d residences or business may move in the future e eae oh: Edgar \aeenn Director’ APPROVED VRE di DATE bfy-/t 7 / me . mo SECRET oo DB om © > FY [YL
124-10186-10070 vas wRORMATION: FROM ‘SSC AnpIca TRS ‘Names OF : FORMER Sas. i LITRENTO AND STEWART DEVELOP ED AS HaVING BREN RESPONS IBLE FOR SUPERVISING COMMENT CATIONS. BETWREN ‘THE FBI ane cts Fowceaa ine SPEC ys) BTL OPENING ACTIVITIES, ALL OTHERS LN LIST BELO -wERE EITHER “sa, asac, “OR BOTH y DURING PERIOD 1959 = 1966 IN ONE OR ‘MORE OFT THE FOLLOWING OFFICES: BOSTON ,: RETROIT Los ANGELES, man, NEw YORK, SAM FRancisto, (SEATTLE, AnD vigSHTNG TOW FIELD. THEY | ‘PRESUMABLY ane aLs0 XNOWLEDGE ABLE CONCERNING, Mel OPENINGS. «EACH OF THESE FORMER EMPLOYERS: IS -T0 BE IMMEDI ATELY 7 cONTACTEN, AND -@LERTED ‘THAT HE MIGHT BE’ aPPROACHED BY THE SSC STAFF FOR INTERVIEW, “THE FORMER EMPLOYEE MAY, AFTER BEING covracten BY ssc STAFF, “CONTACT BUREAU'S LEGaL COpNSEL, DIVISION | BY COLLECT CALL, FOR’ PULL: INFORMATION 10 ASSIST HIM INCLUDING. OBLIGATIONS As 9 CONFIDENTIALITY OF INFORMATION ACaUTRED as FBI EMPLOYER « ft is’ EMPHASIZED ‘THAT. BUREAU* S OFFER. OF) ASEIST ANCE, TS SOT INTENDED: TO IMPEDE SSC WORK, But IS DONE SAS COOPERATIVE SESTURE “AND TO SAFEGUARD SENSITIVE BYREAU ‘THFORMATION, . ne oe SO _
124-10186-10070 FD-36 (Rey_§-22-64 Transmit the following in t fi 1 4 Sem fe ew yo FBI Date: 9/6/75 (Type in plaintext or code) TELETYPE URGENT | ‘ (P riority) i ce ae mt se Sst ye oy te me te gm we eee ney ee em me nee ee ee we ee ne ee my nn ewe onus eo nh ne eo ee ae LL. oe ome ne ee ee ee ee ee TO: sac, PORTLAND FROM: SAC, SEATTLE (66-2894) PERSONAL ATTENTION SENSTUDY 75 RE BUTEL 9/5/75 AND SEATTLE TEL CALL TO SA STEVEN HANCOCK, PORTLAND DIVIBION: 9/6/75. FOR THE INFORMATION OF PORTLAND DIVISION RE BUTEL ADVISES SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE (SSC) HAS REQUESTED WHEREABOUTS OF A NUMBER OF FORMER FBI EMPLOYEES INDICATING THEY NAY BE INTERVIEWED BY THE SSC STAFF, LISTED BELOW, BY FIELD OFFICE TERRITORY, ARE THESE FORMER EMPLOYEES AND THEIR LAST KNOWN ABDRESSES AS CONTAINED IN BUREAU FILES, INFORMATION FROM SSC INDICATES NAMES OF FORMER SA'S LITRENTO AND STEWART DEVELOPED AS HAVING BEEN. RESPONSIBLE FOR SUPERVISING |,-, COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN THE FBr| AND ca [conceRNING MATL OPENING CyB) ACTIVITIES, ALL OTHERS IN LIST BELOW WERE BITHER SAC, ASAC, OR BOTH, DURING PERIOD EX%XX 1959 - 1966 IN ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING OFFICES: BOSTON, DETROIT, LOS ANGELES, MIAMI, NEW YORK, SAN FRANCISCO, SEATTLE, AND WASHINGTON FIELD, THEY PRESUMABLY ARE ALSO KNOWLEDGEABLE CONCERNING MAIL OPENINGS, OTR Reel & Shc, F/e fas IM : JAY Fa OE EP Approved: — fee —_ Sent DEV OF" ot Special Agent’ in Charce U.S.Government Printing Oftice: 1972 — 459-272 1
VZCZCHQO 112 PP AL KC SL SE DE HQ S118 2979933 ZNY EESEE P 232133Z OCT 73 FM DIRECTOR FBI (62+117292) TO FBI ALBANY PRIORITY FBI KANSAS CITY PRIORITY FBI SEATTLE PRIORITY FRI ST. LOUIS PRIORITY BT UNCLAS E F TO HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA) | BURZAU DEADLINE OCTOBER 31, 1978. FOR INFORMATION OF RECEIVING OFFICES, GEORGE BEN EDMONDSON ALSO KNOWN AS ALEX BORMANN, WHITE MALE, BORN AUGUST 3, 1937, YAS OPERATED AS AN INFORMANT FOR THE KANSAS CITY DIVISION DURING 1958-1959 AND WAS REOPENED FOR A 3RIEF PERIOD IN 1963, (UREAU FILE 137-7733). EDMONDSON WAS ALSO 4 BUREAY TOP- TEN-FUGITIVE FROM JUNE 28, 1966, TO JUNE 28, 1967, WHEN HE was APPREHENDED IN QUEBEC CANADA (RETURNED TO UNITED STATES THROUG! ALBANY DIVISION). WHILE IN PRISON AT THE MISSOURI STATE jay fo io) cy y/ O07 | 7 ~/O-
AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY: — FBI RECORD NUMBER:  124-10187-10208 RECORD_ SERIES: HQ AGENCY FILE NUMBER: CR 100-446775-60 TTT SSS tener SEE sn DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR: CIA FROM: DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR PLANS TO: DIRECTOR, FBI TITLE: | DATE: 05/09/1967 PAGES: 16. ' SUBJECT: DF, INTERROGATIONS, CASTILLO, LUIS ANGEL DOCUMENT TYPE: - PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT HY ORIGINAL Secret NEW CLASSIFICATION: CLASSIFICATION: REVIEW DATE: — 09/24/1997 UPDATE DATE: 02/12/2001 STATUS  Redact 7 RESTRICTIONS: JFK Act 6 (1)(B) COMMENTS: _INC VERBATIM TRANSCRIPTS, FBI RESP 50957 Boclda: 327176914 Page i
r my 3 po ee ad . a F . | ; - ne %. “CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGEN - one BA | : WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505 ae 4. \ 7 g MAY 1957 | | | | CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO 7 DECLASEMS { AND/OR, Rociacc or CIA INPORMATION ~~ Z an Tus DOCUMENTAS:SANAZEB. TO Director. a Federal Bureau of Investigation > (i Vf . i Attention: Mr. §8.J. Papich . / FROM - : Deputy Director for Plans i” v SUBJECT : RPhilippine yn National Bureau of Investigation JAX! on ; interrogation of Luis Angel Castillo Attached | “to“tnis memorandum are copies of verbatim 1c: wail’ ASS \ \ transcripts of two interrogations of Castilloj passed to our{ ps thef~National Bureau of Toveschencioad } | ‘ CSCI 316/02060-67 - - a . Attachment: - . Copies’ of Verbatim Transcripts (2) Ss = vod ~ sy aa Sa . Vy z \ As) hou a og c_ sx apis na RS RC) EE? 22272 BEC- 82 | 3 3 a fe CE wget Z men ee ea , fide hin [idk aan SES ie 4 “100 YY 77S bO > 0) 88 fie Hektor wy yg es eh | 9 a eR i vai Shae Hy ~ 3 hy pia PERS, Teaeeg 3 m N Ane = Meo /geh Fs) “Fs We a MY 22 tea | ae _ te 8 ghd Somer ws yo z ! ’ a - 7 / Weve if ' . : Fa at f tn ae A Leet 4 : 3 & HY 50953  Doctd: 327176914 Page 2?
424-10190-10078 ae cree nctsettanniteanneiennnanrntiane Senay 7)” FEDERA® BUREAU OF ISVES@SATION -® f Ne eee he porting Ofrice Office of EES Se Uh fe) Datel © a Investigative. Period . BOSTON a BOSTON AUG 3119506 -8/r1/60 7 ; Typed By: Report made by TITLE OF CASE CHANGED / DANIEL J. GRIFFIN - ba THOMAS RIHA, aka Thomas Andrew CHARACTER OF CASE Charles’ Riha = we SOVIET INTELLIGENCE SERVICES “ Is +R S's Ss RECRUITMENT OF STUDENTS . ; eis & - Es *Y REECE Se Ve ‘ The title of this case is being marked changed to Sah gs. set forth the subject's true name before it was legally changed a8 3 980. 09 “alto, _— at the time of his naturalization to THOMAS RIA. ‘ REFERENCE: WFO letter to Bureau dated April 5, 19603 Bulet to gaze Boston dated way 25, 1960; Bulet to WFO dated May 12, 1960, e7Es. / all captioned "Soviet Intelligence Services ~« Recruitment of $283 Students, IS = R"; Boston letter to Bureau dated Jurie 30, 1960, &. & J entitled "THOMAS RIHA, IS ~ R." | si 73, * Sh 3 nn © , ot = CG « S YE x / ADMINISTRATIVE : me & gee ~$ STN ste as RIHA advised that. he received a very short (b tere By oS 39 +4 e u (by the. CIA. in Vienna, Austria,\before going t Rus sia _ he | has never been contacted subse ently b aera IF aac | The Bureau's jurisdiction and neoprene in the fleld of internal security and espiomage was explained to RIHA and hey stated he would cooperate in every possible way. | Approved Lt . Sree chance , Do not write in spaces below Leman On Lend . Copies (/ ae “Ge . Bureau (RM) 1 - Washington Flela | (taf0) (RM) New York (Info)(RM) + ~- Chicago (Info) (RM) 7 an - Boston. (2,95-5269) ae ty Pa t - - iv” \ x we a, 2 g fi . ; " ‘s (Men itA Av poeney eh a ee Ae? >». 4 mee ie "REQ. RECD © Ls, | Xoree & WA , Van f} DATE [GRN. of = ab. , &¢ HOW FORW.Z.= : bd i’ . h yy ; a Das al Ay er Property of ~ - This raport 44 loaned to you by the FBI, and ats nor its contents are to be distributed outside tho agoney, to oh ONA o9st SEP nf 4 960 $F U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1956 O-—395419 L SECURITY INFORMATION 0? p1aIRIN, f ppz2to DAIIOSE sé ire WHE 6-8 8 8 'y nauthorized Dise] a closure a, a a Subject to Criminal Sanctiong a2 ave s
424-10190-10078 ‘Te _— GSA Gen, BEG. NO. 27 . : f Tolson JJNITED STATES cov Mest oo | , G Me ‘ : ; : BSR CD eee Memorandum | Oe COE cmmemmnmcemnnn Felt ‘ : Mr. D. J. Brennan, dren |. . DATE: April 16, 1969 Rosen ———___ OM : §, J. Papich Gj . . — haloes ee . . 9 , ° . : RAG Y cnaunanmnnnterasass RJECT: anomas 4fah . INTERNAL SECURITY - CZECHOSLOVAKIA } yy a SECO ai dirs. Jane Roman, Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)> furnished the following to the Liaison Agent on April 15, “T9569 The subject has not left the United States. The story or rumor indicating that he may have gone.to Czechoslovakia is without foundation. .Riha has been having difficulties ‘from his wife; and at ecengty ‘ran away from her." — wee heinhee OE | ceived information indicating that ' the unive newspaper at the University of Colorado will cC bé printing an article concerning the subject and, will refer to him as an undercover agent offCIA} Ciirs. Ronan|stated that * Subject very definitely is hot being utilized Fs) ex) in any capacity. - fe re Eke | A ‘a te ACTION: é . The above information is being directed to the ; - attention of the Research-Satellite Section. 1 -~ A. W. Gray (Vizas) l.- Lisison ‘ ° 1 if , Smee, © 8 cen 4) ~ . pay ag AS ds | Reprise . : ca . = r « . & ay AY -pa-6% — - . 7 —e wa lime . \ é This document is prepared in response to. your request and is 102 diag ' nation ovtsia nous Committee, Its use is limited to of, fiatgl : oXe omticat your Coumi'‘7e aud the contert may not be disclosed, to w.axtionded mersom nel withort ithe express approval of the FBI .
424-10190-10078 oan, ne. MDs a ip , : . TOL OR cece - UNITED STATES GOVERYQIENT : ah ree . Ly) | Memorandum = ; . yo URES es Conta eee , Felt rot My, D. J. Brennan, FE 94, 4 ‘AU PATE: 1/13/70 © / Gale ROM ': S.-d, Papen fl oe 7 Tele, Roo . . , : Hold canernene : . \ . . Gandy UBJECT: THOMAS RIBA ° Co v4 a INTERNAL SECURITY - CZECHOSLOVAKIA — [obs EAN . Ren ey Cites. dane Roman, CIA, advised the. Liaison Agont: on 7 “1/12/70 Phat the subject is not of operational interest to that Agency. 6 v . - yF£ ¢ 7. [Rath v0 regard tothe subject's alleged disappearance, VOSA did-r eive a report,| which could be characterized as a runor, that the subject"vas exnoriencing marital difficulties and hed ieft his wite. The Agency does not have any: infornation — concerning subject's present whereabouts. an - a ACTION: . 7 a a The ahove information is being directed to the attenticn of the Sino-Satellite Section, 1 = Ur, Gray (ir, Redfield) | oo , ) l=} Lisison | | a -\ { | 1 - Lr, Papich a F i SIP swank [!~), K (4). _ a s . fOV- (feZ= = This document is prevered in resnonse to your re nation a ‘tise nour Comnitiee, Its use ig limited to off" dal nroceediags by your Cosme" ¢ end the content yao y not ba ‘ at cise, ‘ose t t rE: nel without the express approval of the FBI . " i ve ‘ortzed BErSO7- ‘g10 " . Bg ee 29 ae . § pr ey sw eceeps i an TK: yor ger SPOT wien mer et a ee hl ".e. ots) gest and t 1s not for dissernt-
424-10190-10078 Grrionar or NO 16 . tere . | Mah 19R7 MUlOr CG | Gobeggeted VEG. 2G, 27 . ' 2 CUNTTED STATES GOVERWPIENT Assoc. Bul | ‘ Dep. AD Aga, ; ta . Dep, te, * Memorandum | Seman” ah ay ; . Cone Sue. m0. OM. WLR. Wannalt}y ia ~ DATE: 2/26/74 Fils t Cox fe 7 , Gon fnew, | AW 1 - Mr. Nicholas .. Werte a eOM =: W, O, Cregar 1 - Mr. Cregar tea a a . : ‘ Pent Cent i SEAYECT: THOMAS RIHA ee G . INTER TAL SECUR ITY om CZECH : . . Legel Coun. ~ Telephone Rea, | Director See*y . On “Colton | | []telephonically furnished the following information. JJnas & source U/ tO Recently. advised his i Jontact that he had learned froma §$u@-Seugee + who n urn learned from a friend, not identified to Sowecé _ that the friend had seen Hoel in Bratislava, Czechoslovakia, in late 1973. According eit had no additional information regarding his tter and ree failed to obtain the identity of the friend of his S$U8-SeveNlce , “eas Pwtatey ATE PORTALS emus 5 Sta piminDoeIE TOR be GOED Bee Inasmuch as we do not have a current investigative interest in Riha, no further action is warranted in this case, _ “ete . . ; f ( “" : ACTION: ' y ‘i - _Z { For information and record purposes. | nee | WoC :ebe: 7 . ‘ ° : ; ~ ra . t (3) pie REC-I9 oy foe v8 i”. 7 " ‘ nf ot 4G - tee " 9, cen cys 407A | - , i This doomnant as orenered im. resporse to your reguaes ars “1 is not for dissemi-, natien aw’sidg var Cora ter. Irs usa i ae to official nrovecCirgs by gots Catal! 200 4 te eGatert nite mos he "ioeloscd t2 x Gu ‘nortzed person- nel witton? the express approy vt oF the FS I ; . pre r Ey (4! &SMARS (974 A
OPViONes MARY NO, 12 . 5000~ 106 s Bacay ree? Fortione ; P A ¥ ) GSA GEM, REG, NO. 37 at * UNITED STATES Gov ERNMENT ’ Memorandum } iM 5 x9 1a Mr. We. Re Wannall,) . DATE: 2/26/74 | we | 1 = Mr. Nicholas pROM oo: W, O. Cregar — . 1 - Mr. Cregar _ sUWJECT: THOMAS RIHA INTERNAL SECURITY =- CZECH On 2/20/74] | [_T} tetephonicatty furnished the following iInrormation. |. | has ac source at. the University of Indiana by the ‘name -of> | ‘ Recently|_ advised his contac a e learned from a former student who Assoc. Die, Dep. AQ Adm. . Dep. AD Ine, Asst. Dee. Admen. . Comp, Sy a8, xt. Allgseg Pilos & Cam, Gen. fave Ident. uo. . inspection | faroll. . mace Lebeorstory _ . Plan. & Eval, Spee. Inve Training . . Logo! Coun. _. ~ Talophone Rm, | Director See’y ... | \ that the friend had seén subject in Bratislava, Czechoslovakia, in late 1973. According tol ath | had no additional v information regarding this matter and had failed to obtain the identity of tthe friend of his former student... dé. } a /) te Inasmuch as we do not have a current investigative interest in Riha, no further action. is warranted in this case, ACTION: For information and record purposes, | WOC :ebe I (3). sku REC.J 9 yr oo ; nt f ° . ‘ | “lb . , amar grep 4! This doctn6nt ds a . 7 wont " 8 x Pipe peel ts prepared in responsg ° 9 aap, - 4 ner on 2 eco yee Comienttes, On 8 fo pom emvest and is not for dissemé <" .*” Your Commi tog a8 the content o ok ° i ne to official vi o-eedings by \ nel witout tke eupress approval o : the Fe ‘ iscloscd to waauthorized person - f ; (\? SSUARS 1978), / | o E ~ a geo me a