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(os-10128-10086] F ob ce » & ° Nee ATIE: Chief._Psvchological & Paramilitary Operitions Staff “oY F954 Hiss ! Room 1412 K Building Ghisf, Special Security Mvision NADLEMAN, John D. (P) #40696 1. keference is made to your memorandum dated 5 Novenber 1954, requesting the permission be granted by this office so that the Subject may take several training courses to be held in Building 1-30 over the period from 15 November 195 to 17 Decanber 195h. 2, this is to advise that although this office interposes no security objection to Subject taking the proposed training to be held in Building T-30, it is felt from a security standpoint that Subject's presence at such courses may well create a security hazard that might make it inadvisable to use Subject in sensitive operational activities 3. For your information, Mr. John W. Belt, Security Office, Office of Training, has been orally advised of the decision of this office in this matter. ; FOR THD DIRECTOR OF SECURITY: ots jal iobert H. bunninghen 11/10/5h a / RETURN TO CIA \ ‘Background Use Only \ Bo Not Reproduce NN —— 2 ee a \/BQ
14-00000 . 2 * ae Memorandum for: Chief, Special Security Division Room 2605, Eye Building Subject : Nadelman, John D. (P) #40696 i. Pursuant to conversation this date, it is requested that subject be granted permission to take two training courses, namely, Operational Security Course (15 - 26 November) and Clandestine Political Warfare Course (29 November — 17 December), These courses are held in Building T-30. 2. As described in the memorandum from DD/P dated 1) July 195k, every effort is being made to provide this individual with a broad picture of the activities of this staff. It is believed that these two courses will substantially assist in this educa~ tion. If permission is granted by your office, it will be neces~ Sary to change subject's Limited Badge to provide access to Building T~30, in addition to Buildings I, J, K and Las presently authorized. 3. As registration for the two courses is required very Soon, we urge immediate consideration of this request. 05 Psyghological and Paramilitary  . Operations Staff "5
ie ita B-10112 eo & ° 8 September 1954 TO : Chief, Special Security Division THROUGH: Chief, Operations Branch FROM =: Chief, Projects Desk SUBJECT: PHILLIPS, David Atlee #40696 GIST: PP/Operations requests limited badge for one year for Subject who is to be covert associate. Division claims badge is needed so that PHILLIPS can enter buildings for "indoctrination", Subject was utilized on PBSUCCESS and it is intended that he return to South America in covert capacity. DD/P personally interested in Subject, : - ; DETAILS : l. Attached hereto is a limited badge request from Acting Chief/PP/Ops. This request is to allow Subject to enter Agency buildings for a peried of one year. Also attached is a memorandum from DD/P dated 14 July 1954, outlining the merits of the Subject and his future covert use, Apparently the Subject performed valuable services in connection with PBSUCCESS. According to this latter memorandum, the Subject is interested in staff employment. After serving one year at Headquarters, he would be able to accept a field assignment in South America. pp/P expressed the opinion there were no serious problems in this arrangement. a3 Ze On 7 September 1954, the writer contasted| | ecurity Officer, extension 6606, in regard to 6 badge request. op | [sso thief advised it is not contemplated that Subject will be made a | 2_Hiep. bhiehxp arr Employee, Instead Subject i Covert Associate, According A. to Chief [00 %he plans of PP/Ops, as known the Subject is to serve h : De § a covert associate at Headquart e year for "indoctrination" gy—lin Agency systems, procedures, eto. At the end of the year he is to ee toe noes be sent to South America as a Covert Agent, Cher 045 i, ane 3 ties “ $. The writer cavisea| at is was,a~n unusual situation a eo aes 1 d presented a serious cover pro stated he was aware i -l an poirot this situation and was not in agre such a procedures a '".|\However, he advised there is considerable interest in this matter xan A tee ly DD/P. Further, Subjeot is now on a bsence and won't gp ytt+-need a badge for approximately 20 faye fom like this office ix ti _ito render a decision in this matter as ssible in order that any problems can be straightened out immediately. [80 Eek | Spen Dest ; < eset y {80 Fie Ae Batten: RETURN TO CIA 1 Beh Background Use Only Do Not Re Sal
74-00000 wwgs 7 ep ae ae Sree te Low ACTION: It is recommended this matter be referred to the Cover Branch for an immediate study and a recommendation as to action. Lindt Gentile Attachments: PP/Ops Request DD/P Memo OHIGINATOR: GENTILE :mjd 8 September 1954 eu kath.
404-1012840113 we & Bore > . ° av 5 3 SEP 1954 MEMORANDUM FOR: CHIEF, SPECIAL SECURITY DIVISION THROUGH : FI/stc/sPp SUBJECT : Request for Badse--David Atlee PHILLIPS 1. It is requested that a limited badge be issued to Mr. David A. Phillips, covert Agent for PP/CT, working in the newspaper and lecture field. The limited badge should include access to the Admin. Buildings, 2210 "E” Street, I, J, K, and L Buildings. 2. Mr. Phillips’ needs to have access to these buildings because of his frequent contact with various officials to petter equip him for his future assignment. It is anticipated that he will be assigned to this Agency for one year. 3. For further inf rormation, contac pp/ Security Officer, roan 1412 kK Building, extension 5606. Acting Chief Psychological and Paramilitary Operations Staff pace tip DD vg Oe SF zZ WA. Aoaee nel Grd. ; ZZ " Ze taal lon eeeecee, Aece Me thy Kreg - an OSA fV 8. 10-72. STO ST Te Nf gyerse oct Bes RETURN TO CIA % 195+ Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce
(404-10128-10257 7 sy. * 7 -ERLCRET l6-2a iirecter of Personnel WSLUGGAGE - Sealed Envelope for Michael M. CHOADEN The attached sealed envelope is pouched “Eyes Only" to CHOADEN. Contents are of a personal nature. 03 [vicTok ¥. TRANSON) Attachment -? 9 Jun 1970 Distribution: ~O& 2 - Addrassec . RETURN TO CIA D Background Use Only . Do Not Reproduce
404-1012840115 wh a etaoano wore wo. 8a ey, ae * UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Office Memorandum + ONITED STATES GOVERNMENT TO : DATE: ot “ A ft yi FROM : SUBJECT: igs o 7 é c “ he £44 ay: inet ta aoe . are a we patch tam ee 7a yt Sa the - c. cae Pa ee TO 2 i anceps | RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce
(104-10128-40117 oe ow ft * * > - ~— a . . . = . ; SECRET - > SECURITY INFORMATION CLEARANCE REQUEST pate 23 duly 195 TO : Chief, Special Security Division, I&SO Coordination has been. effected. FROM : Chief, Staff C/SPB The Operational Clearance dated 12 April,'S} will be cancelled when CSC SUBJECT: NO._%x JG-8112 is granted. # 10696 1. Character of Case: oC... COSC PROT. 2. CIA indices check required in advance---~--------~-----------9-— Yes~-No-4- Se Project name: . Not cited 4. Proposed country of assignment: As_ stated in att i 5. Contemplated type of contract or employment agreement (see C.F.R. 14.1) See attached. 6. Scope and nature of use or activity: See attached. 7. Subject's cover: 8. Present whereabouts and occupation of Subject: 9. Suggested guide of I&S investigation: U.S. Govt.: Commercial Other: 10. Special coverage desired in investigation: ll. Limitation, if any, on investigation: 12. Subject aware of Agency interest------------- n-ne ne rere r rrr Yes--No~-- 13. Subject aware of pending investigation-------~---~----<--r rene Yes--No--- 14. Subject briefed on "cover" story to be used in investigation---~-Yes--No--- 15. Probable investigative contacts informed of "cover" story subject will use: Yes-~-~-No----, If not, state reason. 16. Return attached PRQ Part I---------- 57 ' g------- Biog. Data----with results of your action. Already of record. 17. Certification having been made by the Chief of the interested Division that operational files and documents contain no pertinent information of an in- vestigative or security nature other than that furnished to Staff C/SPB, such information forwarded to your office--------9----9-n nnn Yes--No--- 18. Remarks: STC/SPB (has) (has not) been advised if Green List initiated Investigative Reports attached. FORM AO. nb off RETURN TO CIA SECRET ; (9) ac Background Use Only . hx Feso-H a Do Not Reproduce A) be
104-1012840118 ae wm t} MEMORANDUM FOR: . CHIEF, SPECIAL SECURITY DIVISION VIA ; ¥FI/sTC/SPB SUBJECT 1. It is requested that a covert security clearance be granted by your office to permit Chief of Psychological and Paramilitary Operations Staff to use the subject as a Covert Associate to prepare reports and furnish contacts in the news- paper and lecture field in the United States and abroad. He will work closely with our Cinema, Radio and Television Office. 2, The subject had an OSO Security clearance dated 30 October 1950 and an operational clearance dated 14 January 1952. 3. The. subject presently has an OC security clearance dated 12 April 1954, which we now request be cancelled. Acting Chief Psychological and Paramilitary Operations Staff _ CONCUR : ( he Bowers, Way PRS nn — ao nner ne _ (or ETURNTO CIA ~\ \ Background Use Only | \ "Be Not Reproduce LA
(toc ta FORM NO. 64 . CRE COPY ennncte MTor Office Memorandum ¢ UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT TO : <10/sPB, Mr. McMahon DATE: 9 January 1952 PROM : Chief, WHD SUBJECT: Transference of Services of David Attlee PHILLIPS 1. OSO has no objections to the release of David Attlee PHILLIPS for use by OPC. 2. During the period that PHILLIPS was used in OSO operations, no security breaches occurred. ACWwH CREE
agp neh OD 104-10128-10235] het CONCUR > APPROVED. CONCUR ..- APPROVED REQUESTER’S MAIL ADORESS (Roem and "palldina) 7B-00 ‘Has CHIEF, PSD/ 1D 2 (For action indicated) , CORAL JO, «= 8 BYEMAN OTHER hme ‘ (Speci fy) “SUBJECT MEETS ESTABLISHED SECURITY CRITERIA FOR SPECIAL ‘ACCESS(S) REQUESTED. SUBJECT: HAS, . [ADVISE | |] CONCUR - APPROVED Lo we ey i “CHIEF, CIB tie "50 Not Reproduce CODES BELOW - ARE FOR -CiB .
i} ’ aor * ty > eof 10128-10156 Soe Chief, Contact Division stirs. Virginia Thorne 27 December 1963 — 3 Acting Chief, Personnel Security Division LF UU=3FOO-BL J od 1. Reference is made to the request of Subject individual regarding nis correspondence with Professor Alezis G. Ivakhnenko. 2. I have notified the Bureau about Subject's desire to write to the above mentioned Professor and the Bureau nas no objection but please keep us informed of the eorrespondence which comes to your attention. Steven L. Kuhn Distribution: Orig. & 1 - Adse 1 - Subject's file - Ricciardelli file 1 ~ PSD Chrono OS/PSD/SLKuhn:be (27 Dec. 63) (* (RETURN TO CIA 7 (Background Use Only afr Boh Do Wot Reprowuce _/
(404-10128-410212 ook om perretG, 6 . 4 f ef f -anie SEC Desens av__ 27 PER TOTAL COPS G3 ~ a BY ,. wend eer somone weal « REPRODUCTION ~ DYKES Tre fSSUING OFFICE eat SeTEe Ss ED : se & | ~ am ANCE Cory ne ey AT Fa ST AFF alin UNIT FILE . VR De an nen co ee: SSF Ee YP EIS o : le ede, bea ble op mcd Xz ea 634 EL AE 59 PAGE €4-91 Cenao! 7 CO RIN 21895 _ TOR: 1622592 MAR 770 MEXI 39884 S$ £ CR € T 1622292 MAR 77 STAFFS BL tot CITE 39881 7: ODIREC TO a a WNINTEL MHSPLASH — | 1, FoR THE RECORD, aSSOCIATED PRESS REPORT DATED 15 MARCH ON COMMENTS OF MR, DAVID A. PHILLIPS ASOUT CIA ACTIVITIES IN CONNECTION WITR CHILE IS RECEIVING WIDE REPLAY IN MEXICAN PRESS ON 16 MARCH, ALL MEXICAN NEWS ACCOUNTS IDENTIFY MR, PHILLIPS AS FORMER CHIEF OF CIA'S WESTERN HEM]SPHERE DIVISION, 2. THE PUBLICATION oF THE PHILLIPS ARTICLE IS USED AS PES BY COLUMNISTS IN SEVERAL NEWSPAPERS TO REHASH THE CONTROVERSY CAUSED BY REMARKS OF NR. GRADY TYSON ON ALLEGED AMERICAN ROLE IN CHILE, Se FILE: 206~120-150, E2s IMPDET. ~ . . &. ob /~ BeTURiVTO cia” ( [Background Use Only _ | . . YK _ Bo Not Reproduce on . SECRET - py
(404-10128-10213 ai wan. “ted KP PWIA WHOM we e SIGNAL CENTER USE ONLY . he ase ++ 4 oor ae To TPE eaeeep omnF O Oo oO Go a oO CLAESUICATION , SECRET -—. STAFF 0200132 DIRECTOR Ds et Lp cone: 7 #7 S INFO: FILE s/f/or7S J LE f CO FHL fe) doo3, a ae DISSEM BY< ty c s/2F , cA o* CPS/OC 2, C/Y, S14, O cena. PER SOS” SpA ft a CAME 4 yp €ES2 Dems ¢ 1°98 TO: we DED unrnTerg y . R 1. NEW YORK TIMES OF 1 MARCH CARRIES ARTICLE ON PAGE & ENTITLED CTA MONEY FLOWED, BUT U.S. AIDES INSIST IT WAS FOR INTELLIGENCE." ARTICLE STATES IT IS NOW CLEAR THAT CIA FUNNELED LARGE SUMS OF MONEY TO FOREIGN LEADERS, BUT OFFICIALS INSIST THAT PAYMENTS WERE INTENDED NOT AS BRIBERY BUT FOR INTELLIGENCE SERVICES- DAVID PHILLIPS WHO TS DESCRIBED AS A FORMER CIA OFFICIAL WHO SERVED BOTH “IN MEXIC® AND VENEZUELA. AND -UHO LATER WAS CHIEF OF THE AGENCY'S LATIN AMERICAN OPERATIONS, IS QUOTED AS SAYING: "IF I WERE CALLED TO TESTIFY UNDER : OATH THAT PEREZ OR ECHEVERRIA WERE ON A CIA PAYROLL OR RECEEVED money =F FOR THEIR PERSONAL USE. I WOULD TESTIFY THAT THEY DID NOT. X WAS IN | jen sie i ee iC/GPS, fPsl ! oe BOTH COUNTRIES. AND I WAS THE BOSS." y 2. NO FILE. Ee IMNPDET-d . DATE: , - . . , ORIG n a UNIT J A/NCE — a EXT: T3236 > cLasswncaTion - REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS com E 2 “IMPDET you OSSEN@ REET te eg ee © Baiitgrdundl | Use Only CL BY RQR2SS eo Nw Do Not Reproduce wi
(fosto‘ae-ton23] » od wo we OE 14 March 1977 MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director of Security (PSI) 1 FROM : | ; péerations Support Branch SUBJECT : Phillips, David Atlee #40696 REFERENCE : Deputy Director of Security Memorandum dated 7 March 1977; same Subject 1. In accordance with referent, the undersigned met with Subject at his home on 8 March 1977. 2. Subject advised that on or about 1 March 1977, he received a telephone call at his home from a Mr, Douglas Day, an author, who gave his phone number as (804) 823-5436. Although Subject has never met Mr. Day, he recalls reading * a recent review of one of his books in Time or Newsweek. ; It was a fictional work on Spain. Mr. Day informed Subject that he is now working on a non-fictional book on Che Guevara. In developing background for this book, Day will be traveling through Latin America including Cuba. Knowing of Subject's association with the Agency, he asked for Subject's advice on how to "smooth the way" for making contacts at the U.S. Embassies in these countries and how to make contact with CIA officials. Day stated that he would be more than willing to "cooperate or work with" the Agency during his trip. Subject told Day that, as simple as it may sound, he need only to call or write the Agency stating his intentions and offers. 3. Subject then related that Seymour Hersh telephoned him about a year ago and stated that he knew all about his E2 IMPDET CL BY 064564 CONFIDENTIAL RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce
14-00000 Yry comments to the Church Committee and especially about "Track II", a very tightly held project in Latin America Division. On 22 December 1976, Hersh again called Subject. During this conversation, Hersh quoted some passages from a letter he had received from "one of your old buddies”. He quickly read several passages,making references tv 09 Ted Shackley, Jim Flannery ,[ Kenn Million, [Dino Pionzio} Larry Sule and Tony Sforza. According t ubject, the latter two officers are really not too well-known and it was surprising to him to hear Hersh talking about them. Two quotes which Subject particularly recalled were, "When Phillips called into the Office after you talked to him, the word went straight to the top enchilada", "Shackley said, 'Don't worry about Sforza - he is loyal - anyway, he can be trusted, even if we have to dump him. Of course, he will not be able to do the good that Phillips has done'". 4. Subject speculated that the only persons in the Agency who would have the type of information contained in paragraph 3 above and who may have reason to relate it to Hersh are Peter Kapusta and Jack LNU, who was Chief of the Mexico Branch at Headquarters in 1970. Distribution: Original - Addressee 1 - Subject File #40696 1 - Chrono 0S:SSD:0SB:mh CONFIDENTIAL
404-10728-10224 omy _ yt ® . mw. re ORDERED THE FOL.. YING FILES 1:45 18 March 1977 . . 03 [MILLIAN, Kenneth Y. 49 715 | PIONZIO, Dino ]?3 55 400 SFORZA, Anthony Joseph 53 472 FLANNERY , James 57 439 SUEC, Lawrence 59 211 RETURN TO CIA (Background Use Only ' Do Not Reproduce u/Py
14-00000 « # - * re ORDERED THE FOL, VYING FILES 1:45 Ho, 18 March 1977 MILLIAN, Kenneth Y. 49 715 PIONZIO, Dino 55 400 SFORZA, Anthony Joseph 53 472 FLANNERY, James 57 439 SUEC, Lawrence 59 211 * .
(toa-tot28-t022 7” 14 March 1977.. MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director of Security (PSI) FROM 2 | Operations Support Branch > SUBJECT : Phillips, David Atlee > #40696 REFERENCE : Deputy Director of Security Memorandum dated 7 March 1977; same Subject 1. In accordance with referent, the undersigned met with Subject at his home on 8 March 1977. 2. Subject advised that on or about 1 March 1977, he received a telephone call at his home from a Mr, Douglas ; _ Day, an author, who gave his phone number as (804) 823-5436. Although Subject has never met Mr. Day, he recalls reading a recent review of one of his books in Time or Newsweek. It was a fictional work on Spain. Mr. Day informed Subject that he is now working on a non-fictional book on _ Che Guevara. In developing background for this book, Day will be traveling through Latin America including Cuba. Knowing of Subject's association with the Agency, he asked for Subject's advice on how to "smooth the way" for making contacts at the U.S. Embassies in these countries and how to make contact with CIA officials. Day stated that he would be more than willing to "cooperate or work with" the Agency during his trip. Subject told Day that, as simple as it may.sound, he need only to call or write the Agency stating his intentions and offers. 3. Subject then related that Seymour Hersh telephoned him about a year ago and stated that he knew all about his «= E2 IMPDET- CL BY 064564 CONFIDENTIAL
14-00000 ‘ ‘sf , . * _ * . . wish ts Le ‘oe comments to the Church Committee and especially about "Track II", a very tightly held project in Latin America Division. On 22 December 1976, Hersh again called Subject. During this conversation, Hersh quoted some passages from a letter he had received from “one of your old buddies", ~ He quickly read several, passages making references to Ted Shackley, Jim Flannery,’ Kenny Million, Dino Pionzio, > Larry Sulc and Tony Sforza. According to Subject, the latter two officers are really not too well-known and it was surprising to him to hear Hersh talking about them. Two quotes which Subject particularly recalled were, "When Phillips called into the Office after you talked to him, the word went straight to the top enchilada", "Shackley said, 'Don't worry about Sforza - he is loyal - anyway, he can be trusted, even if we have to dump him. Of course, he will not be able to do the good that. Phillips has done'", . °. 4, Subject speculated that the only persons in the Agency who would have the type of information contained in paragraph 3 above and who may have reason to relate it to Hersh are Peter Kapusta and Jack LNU, who was Chief of the Mexico Branch at Headquarters in 1970, . Distribution: Original - Addressee | 1 - Subject File #40696 1 - Chrono 0S:SSD:0SB:mh
1104-10128 0229 Q COED | CENTRAL INTELLIGES WASHINGTCR,D.C. see % a * The Honorable Frank Church . Chairman Select Committee to Operations with Respect to Intellige Activities United States Senate Washington, D. C. 206510 Dear Mr. Chairmen: . ‘ We have information irom Secretary of the Cuban Mission ¢ on the basis of special instructions tte ar o the fir contact "iriends of Cuba.'! This individual has said theld from RUE anvone wo ! search of sventy names witl ee ° . adbte At ever wh6o knows wh S easaay nas ea hat pares were deleted. tue ¢ erec ected in Havana, Hei maines and only get a@ sta I weule hope hands of the Cubans. Study Governmental the person who comes up with the names wou needs ten more. in viesy of this inforrnation that pane t2Ke appropriate measvres to ensure that deleted names do not fail & Ko reeee wCE AGENCY 20505 nee ° cliable source that the Second United Nations is in Weshington om Premier Fidel Castzrc to d that he is in the report on assassinations. ary The ATATE Tenaet PAR ee oe “oe Nw pe me He is offering $25 , 006 for each sid also me eS SL. F5CGZLE. fe has tentatively ic This information ? inted he 1 ww ses 2G. oe . ee Sincerely, | We eres, ‘amet okt a VE fa f ae Director oe at ay a Swe 3 we recta aeshl E. Colby ae Dis 1- DDcrI ~ C/Rev Stall DDO Reg -~ C/ER SA/DDC il .~ WIEN SOME erat Fee a Py on e *. rs ee en 1 a et vod ote RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only De Not Reproduce.
‘Names to be retained Names to be deleted in §SCG a "from SSC Report al COS Saigon during . Diem coup) . Ics Ciudad Trujillo) Dayid Phillips (Chief Chile Tasik ' . Force) Schneider — ‘Teno Varona ~ Castro . Juan Orta - Castro Oo | Nestor Sanchez - Castro , ee cos Leopolivilie/Kingha "Hedgman) ~~ " Colonel Wirnert (MA Santiago Chile) 7—Bronson needy - Tyuraum Vv Teh Be an, 4 ‘he £4: a Justin O'Donnell (to show as Michael ~, Ce King “ Castro ay <a rer. 2s eA ide Mulroney) Lumumba Whang Berve CUES ag dine . | SiICNCIS— re — Executive Action/Cast: . . . . 4 4? e ry 4 - ae . : ihe En | Samvel Halpern > ‘Gastro oo A ° “s ‘ ', moos a ‘Baward Gunn + Castro st 98 Lederer genes! L Gastro Trujillo, Other Chilean officers. o/e
(toutot2e4odg] oe SB eR NF Me SECRET | - \ (When Filled In} SPECIAL PROJECT SECRECY AGREEMENT | acknowledge that | have been indoctrinated in the Project identified below and thus have received highly classified information relating to United States intelligence collection activities. | am aware that the unauthorized disclosure or negligent handling of such in- formation could seriously affect the national defense and that the transmission or revelation of such information to unauthorized persons could subject me to prosecution under the Es- pionage Laws (Title 18, USCA, Sections 793 and 794). | have been informed that approval for access to Project information may only be granted by Project Headquarters. | have also been informed that extraordinary security measures and controls have been established to protect Project information and that access to such information is restricted to those who “must know” based upon their present position or func- tional use. | agree to advise appropriate authorities of any change in my position or func- tion and will execute a Termination Secrecy Agreement upon notification that such is re- quired. | realize that a briefing of this scope and depth, which identifies sponsorship, reveals codewords, and admits to the ultimate intelligence application of the Project, is given only to those individuals who have been specifically approved for the above identified Project at the highest level and that this type information may not be divulged to individuals with lesser — levels of access. | am aware that travel to certain hazardous or denied areas of the world such as the USSR, Communist China, and Sino-Soviet satellite areas may constitute an unacceptable se- curity risk and | agree, until formally relieved of this requirement, to request authorization from Project Headquarters prior to undertaking such travel. Having reviewed the above security requirements, | pledge that | will never - publish or reveal, by any means, classified project information to unauthorized persons. ‘Along with this pledge | recognize and accept the fact that | have a personal and individual responsi- bility for the protection of all such information in my possession no matter where generated nor how acquired and agree to abide by the security requirements and regulations estab- lished for the Project. ies 2441 SECRET (12) RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce
(404-10128-10316 oe *: q . ra ‘e ie oa & MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD: SUBJECT: File Number #& Hob 96 1. On this date an inquiry was received from Oct. 2. Action taken: (lia duaucc sesabialle acdlasac 9 Osten Appraisal Section, Clearance Branch RETURN TO GIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce 2