_ Daily... Same .informant states that minister in quest ion has been “the SUBJECT of inquiry in his office by the afore mentioned fade eral “then nominal by parents by virtue oy a mother? s iliness. Neighbor~ hoods | favor: able. Appropriate Credit clear. Police no reecora, “PORM NO. Sean FILE NO. 186927 So , ‘DATE._13 July 1960 Cocke eg MaRcaReT r Jean TEES : “SYNOPSIS. . _ At York and Harrisburg, Pennsylvania ated - SUBJECT was born 4 January 1939 at York, Pennsylvania, Education William Penn High School, September 1953 to June 1956, verified, Record satis- factory... Bnployment by Liquor Control Board, June to September 1959; J.C. Penney & Company, July to September 1958; and York . Tabulating Service, Inc,, June to September 1957 and 1956, verified, | - ~All employments satisfactory, One given reference and five deve lop- | .ed informants recommend on the basis of loyalty, character and reputation. One. other informant, member of the Detective Division, Police Department, York, Pennsylvania, comments favorably concerning fl reputation af SUBJECTS parents through former association at ‘chureh | of preferences He spavisess however: that he. no: ‘Longet | #8 heal is. alleged to be pro- -Soviet in h pudlished in alleged local pro-Soviet~ publ the subject of inquiry in his office by the Federal Bureau of In- + vestigation because of his editorials in the afore mentioned publication, The principal of this news publication has also been agency. { .He further advises, however, that many substantial people ; of inquestionable reputation in York are members of the afore oe ment ioned congregation, SUBJECT'S relationship with particular minister ,. a given reference, ascertained to be distant and more . 1 NOV 56 1125: . oe 8 53216 “DoclId: 32395672 Page 2? . : . .
Mise chic hte de cea Me Se Malesia Betas ae Oe MR eae IL es St ee oe + ane Aaa ith "NW 53216 _ Henmon Nelson IQ Form of Testing, in 1953, her IQ score was recorded "as 136.) In 1954, in an ACE Form of Testing, SUBJECT stood in the . bocId: 32395672 Page 3 Perret: | We rile Sante ene Eine: St RON Ee TL Lio Eiter Sie Serine Otte erst tee ectee ono ke TD] aA Case Now. 186927 BIRTH: At Harrisburg, Pennsylvania On 3 June 1960, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, De part- ment of Health and Vital Statistics, made available by mail a verif ication. of SUBJECT'S birth certificate, This certificate in- dicated that SUBJECT was born on 4 January 1939 at York, Pennsylvania, This birth certificate was filed on 12 January 1939 uncer file number, . 13758- 39, EDUCATION: At Yor Pennsylvania on 10 June 1960, Doctor 0, MEREDITH PARRY, principal, William ‘Penn Senior High School, was interviewed, Referring ‘to SUBJECT! Ss student record, he advised that she was in attendance at this high school from September 1953 until 1 June 1956, at. which time she. graduated, SUBJECT, upon graduation, was awarded a College’ Preparatory Diploma and ranked 5th out of a graduating: clas ‘of 525,° SUBJECT compiled an outstanding. academic record and in a 98 percentile, Her record was free of disciplinary action. EMPLOYMENT : At Harrisburg , Pennsylvania On S$ June 1960, Mr. WILLIAM CAUFFIELD, Personnel Director, . State Liquor Control Roard, was interviewed, He reported from record that SUBJECT was employed at this office from 11 June until 16 Sept ember 1959 as a temporary summer employee, She was engaged as a clerk- - typist and: performed her duties in a very excellent and satisfactory mamner.s- Her Social Security Number was recorded as 187-30- 2100, SUn- _ JECT resigned of her own accord to return to school at Radcliffe College. ‘Her permanent residence address was recorded ag 395 Randolph: 4 Drive, York, Pennsylvania. . At vork, Pennsylvania - ed on 10 June 1960, Mr. PATRICK MENDRAHATL, Assistant Manager, Le co on -l-
Case No. 186927 J.C. Penney -& Company, was interviewed on the premises of his business‘ ‘address at 116 Nest Market Street. He reported from pay- roll records that SUBJECT was employed at this store from July | through September in the year 1958 and also during the Christmas - holiday ‘period of 1958. SURJECT was favorably employed as a sales clerk in the sportswear department. Her Social Security Number wags recorded as 187-30-2100. -: On 10 June 1960, Mr. MILAN BUMP, former ptincipal in the business known as York Tabulat ing Service Inc., now defunct, was interviewed on the premises of his office at 101 Merion Street. ‘Informant reported that there were no records available concerning SUBJECT 'S former period of employment. Ne readily recalled the SUBJECT, however, and advised that she was employed by him during the summers of 1956 and 1957, SURJECT was favorably engaged as a clerk-tyhist and rerformed her duties in a very excellent manner. . Further comments of Mr. BUMP, who refers to SU3JECT in most. laudatory terms, | are included under the caption REFERENCES . REFEREICES: At York, Pennsylvania. J ib? a ae ae wt: On 10 June 1960, given reference, reverend ERNEST. CAMPBELL, ister of the First Presbyterian Church, was ff€erviewed on premises of his office at 27 North Queen Street, Informant \reported and volunteered the information that he knew the SURJECT as 4 member of his congregation but did not. share a close relationship. with her rt due to.the fact that SUBJECT has been away to college during the past dy f co™ four years.. The only time thet he has seen the SUBJECT during the ae last four: ‘years would be on an occasional basis during her summe Fr - gt vacation period at home. Pa . With respect | to his acquaintance with SUBJECT'S parents, informant advised that he would have what he termed more than a | nominal. relationship with them because of SUBJECT'S mother's recent illness, a heart ailment, that occasioned visits to their home in his capacity as their minister. The reputation of SUBJECT'S parents in this vicinity is unblemished with respect to loyalty and moral character, SURJECT'S father-is well-known in this vicinity as the high. school basketball coach, He is a very popular man in this town because of his outstanding record as basketball coach at William Penn High School for a number of years. SUBJECT'S mother had a serious , heart operation recently and is still recuperating from the effect, | t DocId: 32395672 Page 4 >
Case No, 186927 in in€ormant's opinion, SUBJECT'S parents are two very- Fine people: about whom he could relate “nothing of an adverse nature. “Informant underatands that SUBJECT is an ont standing, intelligent young woman who has compiled outstanding academic records both at William Penn Senior High School and RadcliffeCollege. He /He based this information on various articles published in local newspapers concerning SURJECT. He advised that his recommendation of SUBJECT would be based on the reputation of her family in this. area. In addition, he advised that he knew ‘nothing of an adverse nature concerning this €amily which could in any way preclude the SUBJECT ‘from consideration for a position of trust and conf idence with: ‘the: United States Government, “ori 10 June 1960, Mr. MILAN BUMP, a developed informant and former, Principal of the York Tabulat ing Service Inc., now defunct, was interviewed on the premises of his home at 101 Marion Street. «Informant readily recalled, the SUBJECT as. a former emplovee © of the York. Tabulating | Service under his direction for two summer periods. He advised that during the afore mentioned two summer periods, SURJECT performed her duties in an outstanding excellent. manner and he could only refer to her in most laudatory terms: as 8 personality. He stated that SUBJECT, in his opinion, is an | extremely intelligent young woman and one who would be an asset in ‘. the employment with the federal government. Even: though SUBJECT : Was employed.by him as a temporary summer employee, she approached. her work as ‘though this were her primary means of livelihood, “She “is an except ionally hard working, conscientious young woman of — absolute, honesty, integrity and loyaity. He also knew the . SURTJECT! ‘S 7 parents by” reputat fon a3 outstanding members as well as. loyal, respectable citizens here in York for a number of vears, Informant concluded by stating that he would, without: hesitation, highly ‘endorse “the SUBJECT for a position of trust and confidence with the United States Government, : _. On- 10 June 1960, developed informant, Mr. MURLO YINGER, Guidance Counselor,. william Penn High School, was interviewed, In- formant reported that in addition to knowing the SUBJECT as a former student in this high school, he also knew her. parents for a number of years and considered himself ‘to be a close family friend, SuUB- JECT'S Eather haa been employed as a school teacher and coach in the York ‘educational - system for more than twenty years. By. virtue of tis outstanding record of a basketball coach in this high school, r SUBJECT'’S father has gained state wide recognition and has been very. popular here. in York among the citizenry oe are rabid basket- Ag . ball. fans, Ln addition to his coaching, SUBJSCT'S father is a very HW 53216 DocId:32395672° Page 5
WW 453216 high school while she was in attendance. Through her academic one of. the high school in the vicinity of his parents home on SUBJECT was not known personally. to hin but that he did know her © “parents | ‘through his former association with them at the First; ‘ longer. shares an association with SURJECT'S parents through the particular: church. pro-Soviet.in his views in the form of editorials which are published - Docld:37395672 Page 6 Case No. 186927 fine teacher of mathematics in this high school, SUBJECT'S mother, who has been ill the last few years, recently went under a serious heart operation and is still recuperating. Both. of SURJECT'S ' parents were held in high esteem by the informant, SUBJECT maintained. an out standicg academic record at this efforts, she won a scholarship to RadcliffeCollege from where she is presently about. to graduate. SUBJECT, in his opinion, is an extremely. intelligent, mature young woman who has enjoyed an excellent ‘environment as well asthegood sound counsel of her parents. my She would undoubtedly make an outstanding contribution in her. pro-: a spective. employment ‘with the federal ZovarnMment o . She is, Like ‘her father, a perfectionist in every true sense of the word, extremely. conscientious, and would undoubtedly ‘exerefse all her energies in.-> performing adequately. In addition to.the SUBJECT, there. is one other ‘child in this family, a boy, who is present ly attending-. Randolph Driv. Informant concluded by stating that he would, without) qualification and with enthustasm, highly reconmend the SUBIECT for a position. of trust and conf idence with the United ‘States Government. On 19 June 1960, developed informant, Detective JAMES KQSER,, ‘Criminal Identification Bureau, P Police Department, ‘was interviewed on: the premises of his office, Informant reporte d that | 3 Presbyterian Church here in York, oye “SUR IBCT'S father is a very popular figure here in York because of his outstanding.record aa a basketball coach at William Penn High School, He. has gained state wide recognition because of his outstanding coaching record, He advised, however, that he no — afore mentioned chure 1 as he no longer retains membership in this | He volunteered information to the effect that. he relingutohed his membership in this, church because: of its present minister, Reverend © ERNEST CAMPBELL. He advised that: Reverend CAMPBELL is alleged to be J
HW 53216 — Liquor Control Board, was interviewed, Informant reported that. he was ye outstanding student at William Penn High School and in his opinion 3 “Case No, 186927 periodically in the local news publication, The Gazette and Daily. There is no question fin his opinion, in reading these editorials, that Reverend CAMPBELI, ha's been influenced or duped by the present Communist Regime in Moscow. He further advised that the news | publication, The Gazette and Daily, is alleged to be a pro-Sovict - publication and Ts one jof the few American publications that are. read on a daily basis Moscow, In addition, he further advised ‘that because of Reverend CAMPBELL's editorials, he has been the subject of inquiry in this office by the Federal Bureau of Investi- gation, He further advised that the principal of this newspaper has always. been the subject of inquiry in this office by the afore mentioned government agency, He made it clear, however, that possibly. because of general apathy, the First Presbyterian Church is attended by many outstanding and substantial families here in York whiéh ‘would include SUBJECT and members of her immediate On 8 June 1960, developed informant, Mr. RICHARD CHILDS, Supervisor in the office of the State Liquor Control Board, was interviewed, Informant reported that SNBIECT was under his direct _ supervision during her period of emplovment here in the summer of 1959,. He spontaneously advised that SUBJECT in her work performance was head: and. shoulders above anyone he has had employed in his) particular department on a temporary summer basis in at least the “last ten years, SUBJECT, in his opinion, is an extremely competent young .woman:and one who had a tremendous capacity for work,. As far as he knew, SURJECT'S academic work in high school as well as Radcliffe College, was not designed toward the business field, and Sy _ SUBJECT therefore was a self-made typist. There is no question in his mind thet SUBJECT would have an exceptionally high IQ judging ‘from het ‘past’ performance in this office, It was his opinion. that she would be an outstanding asset. in the government service and therefore ‘based on the time that SURJECT was known to him, he would - highlv. recommend ' her without reservation. On @ June 1960, developed informant, Mr. GEORGE. R, STRATHMEYER , a student ‘at Florida Southern College, and present. employee at the oh employed in-the same office ag SUBJECT during the summer period of 1959, here at the Liquor Control Board, In addition to knowing her in this capacity, ‘he also knew, her from York, Pennsylvania where they both attended William Penm High School, He stated that SUBJECT was an ~ 5 = Docld:32395672 . Page 7