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(toa-totat-10342 ~ SECRET . @e - EYES ONLY  BEYURN TS ob, Background Use Or ' Do N@t Gerrag?be SUBJECT: Robert A. Maheu 1. Robert A. Maheu was born on 30 October 1917 in Waterville, Maine. He graduated from Holy Cross College, Worcester, Massachusetts in 1940. He is married and has four children. 2. He was employed as a Special Agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation from 1940 te 1947. ‘Upon resigning from the Bureau a venture into private enter- prise culminated in bankruptcy in 1952. Subsequent to his bankruptcy, he was employed as Special Assistant to | the Administrator, Small Business Administration with the specific duty of Director of Security. In February 1954, he was forced to resign for political reasons from this position. He then established his own investigative organization known as Robert A. Maheu Associates, and rented desk space in a suite occupied by Carmine S. Bellino, a former Bureau Agent, Certified Public Accountant, and currently employed on Capitol Hill with one of. the Congres- sional Committees. 3. Mr. Maheu's organization successfully handled a number of prestige accounts, including. Niarchos, Schenley Distillers, New York Central Railroad, United Steel Workers Union, and ultimately Howard Hughes. Although he has main- © tained offices in Washington, D.C. and Los Angeles, most recently he resided in Las Vegas, Nevada. 4. He was initially recruited by the Office of Secu- rity in 1954 and granted a Covert Security Approval on 30 August 1954. He performed many sensitive assignments for the Office of Security, and also accepted assignments fron elements of the predecessor of the Deputy Director for Operations. . E2 IMPDET CL BY: 061142 EYES CHLY Meal Cos are?
14-00000 po SF CRE ' ABTUARN TO CA 7 -  Baekground Use Only - Bo Not Repreduce S. Some of these assignments included the following: L A. The procurement of feminine companionship {______jéuring an official State visit $ country during the period 16 March O ) 6 (1959) through 18 April (1959: (See attached ab ~l--taken from “Family Jewels" memoran- dum dated 16 May 1973) B. Johnny Roselli The use of a member of the Mafia in an attempt to assassinate Fidel Castro, initiated in August 1960. (See attached Tab 2--taken from "Family Jewels" menoran- dum dated 16 May 1973) Cc. Cover Various officers of. the Clandestine Service met with Mr. Maheu over the years from 1954 . to 1970 to determine the feasibility of using his firm for non-official cover purposes. Actual cover uses were provided for one officer in Mr. Maheu's Washington Office from September 1964 to June 1966, and another officer used the Associates representatives in 4) from 1 August 1968 through 1 December 1970. (See attached Tab 3--Director of Security Memorandum to the Director of Central Intelligence, dated 20 January 1971) 6. No contact has been made with Mr. Maheu since the termination of the aboye cover arrangement. 3 Atts
404-10124-10350 a - SECRET | LE: - a . ue . . fie oS tone fy 2 6 17 March 1871 MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Security |: ¥ Robert, A. Mahou” REFERENCE ~ ‘2 bojetos | meno, dtd 16 Mar. my same subs: ao re on In: xesponse ' ‘46 ‘reterent ‘aemorandum ‘attained  “eonocur. in the analysis that it 4s.in the Agency's Sest -:. doterest that we advise Mr. Mullin:of our. relationghip with — +. : Mr. Robert.-A.> ‘Mahew since he has a good. reputation;in terms’ a ms of Bias. Antegrity: and "good | will, toward the Agency..." ae a vee 2 ‘concur that ur. James. Pe 0 Connell, “pp/ Pros; ras advise ur. Mullin that Mr. Maheu has in the past cooperated © wi ency 18 supporting| 's. activities . in but these activities have been terminated several: Hoe mo > Mr... Mullin should also be advised that. although: win there. ig no Agency «connection with this organization at. an this tine, there are’ still financial. obligations which are” ames pending ‘at_ this time on he result of Mr. ‘Maheu' 8 support. of | ee Mr. 2B _ (aj - Be. oo would. appreciate. ‘earning. of any further, daalogue | "which may."result from. conversations ullin coo ) Regarding: Mrs Maheu? 6. support of Myr. a a oe - ae > ae Loe I oe: ERICH’ W. ISENSTEAD > ERICH W. ISENSTEAD Ce Chief, Central Cover. Staff oa “+ ee: ADD/P - - C/WH © 2 Atts: A: Ref Memo- B: C/CCS Memo dtd 1 Feb nt to DD/P re Termination of Cover for PELTIER (P)
[to4-t0121-10351] < Q a or. tag, Pen, . . e a BPP herr neatly fet Saran ar aoe § _— 25. March 1971 MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Security VIA : Assistant Deputy Director for Plans SUBJECT 2 Mr. Robert A. Maheu REFERENCE : C/CCS memorandum, same subject, dated 17 March 1971 1. After further consideration of the problems posed by the in Mr. Robert A. Maheu by Intertel and 05 association with that company for ver, wou e to recommend that a somewhat fuller briefing be given to Mr. Mullin than originally envisioned in my memorandum of 17 March. It seems clear to us that an investigation of Mr. Robert A. Maheu's activities in Quito, as contemplated by Mr. Mullin, will reveal that: a. Mr. Jaime Duran, an Equadorian “ten percenter-type" (who worked closely with joe in. is hostile to Robert A. Maheu Associates. because an believes himself to have been badly treated by Robert A. Maheu Associates on a cable TV project in which he shared an interest. b. The sum of $10,000 was deposited in the First National City Bank of Quito by Maheu as a kind of "earnest" money (prior to| im arrival.) This money was to ass ar. DUran © the continuing interest of Robert A. Maheu Associ- ates in the cable TV project. On the day of his ‘departure from Quito, tale se ransaction was at the request or | land thd
14-00000 __| it 18 importhut to note Mr. Duran can be ~ @xpected to comment in some adverse way on this Bubject. Moreover, we have no positive knowl- edge if this money was originally Mr. Maheu's, Mr. Hughes’, or some combination thereof. 3. We believe that Mr. Mullin should be given a more complete briefing on the relationship between cra ona - Robert A, es as it pertains to e includs current status as an employee oF . CIA. We Své this will encourage mn to handle any information he develops about with greater discretion. “Moreover, should the results of Me. Mullin's investigation present him with a conflict between the interests of his employer and CIA, Mr. Mullin may be in a better position to recognize that conflict and consult with us before either disclosing the information or pursuing a matter of potential embarrassment to CIA. 4. Officers in this organization who know and have dealt with Mr. Mullin vouch for the honesty of Mr. Mullin‘'s willingness to do what he can to prevent unnecessary exposure of CIA's interests. Although he has been described by Agency staffers who know him as “not a mental giant," they believe he will cooperate even to the extent of advising us of the results of his investigations where our vital interests may be concerned. It should also be considered that Mr. Maheu is currently under investigation in Las Vegas and we have no way of knowing what connection with CIA may a be disclosed by a search of Robert A. Maheu Associates’ files. It would be highly desirable to have someone in Intertel on the alert for matters of concern to CIA which might be devel— oped by the broad investigation of Robert A. Maheu Associates currently under way. 5. It is my proposal, after consultation with Mr. James P, O'Connell, DD/PTOS, that Mr. Mullin be briefed on the cover relationship between Robert A. Maheu Associates nay
(fosto‘ar-t0366 * g SECRET } REQUEST FOR APPROV | . EQ (Alwaye PROVAL | OR INVESTIGATIVE ACTION pare 7 October 1959 | CI/Operational Approval and Support Division | FROM: yR/2/Jordan 1205 I x3203 x Security Support Division/Office of Security (reas nom) Robert Ay Mahon (True name) ° CRYPTONYM, PSEUDONYM, AKA OR ALIASES CI/OA FILE NO. a _ re Ri 201 FILE NO. . TYPE ACTION REQUESTED PROVISIONAL OPERATIONAL APPROVAL | PROVISIONAL PROPRIETARY APPROVAL OPERATIONAL APPROVAL j | PROPRIETARY APPROVAL | COVERT SECURITY APPROVAL | | SPECIAL inquiry (SO field inveatigation) COVERT SECURITY APPROVAL FOR LIAISON WITH U.S. OFFICIALS USE OF INDIVIDUAL OR ACTION REQUESTED SPECIFIC AREA OF USE U.S. and Jordan FULL DETAILS GF USE May be employed by the King of Jordan to handle Jordanian public relations in the U. 5S. ; INVESTIGATIVE COVER Per discussion with Mr. J. O'Connell, sufficient Security Office investigation has already taken place. . INVESTIGATION GUTSIDE CIA, EXPLAIN FULLY tF NO PRO AND GREEN LIST STATUS Available at OS PRQ 1. OR EQUIVALENT, tn (2) COPIES ATTACHED RQ ff WILL BSE FORWARDED PRQ 11. OR EQUIVALENT. IN (1) COPY ATTACHED | | GREEN LIST ATTACHED. NO: O RECORD NO UNFORMATION OF VALUE DEROGATORY [INFORMATION ATTACHED, WITH EVALUATION Ed NOT INITIATED (Explanation) has not been in WILL BE FORWARDED area Ri TRACES (Derogatory Information and Evaluation Attached) wO RECORD RECORD _| x [Non- oerocatory |__| BeRoGaTory DIVISION TRACES (Derogatory Information and Evaluation Attached) [_Jeecon—_* x [on RoaTony [_[eereaarany EXTENS (ON 3203 Wises. | SECRET ayy ** FTI VBR Tg] @) SESE) f Sg eiRa) | | bO'G@eavime mae om
my ay. . SECRET (then Fabbod gay individual's eareer OP his ouperviser fs Official Persan- affecting him.  din- ination. nted dusceripus when completod | is a doe proposed carcertuctivit Lonether with Service. The original will be filed in will serve as al guide for Future cperse career prety st depend upon tine on PRUGP ION St PHIOR TO CC Pel AL DF SEGMATION 4. GRADE ene et Sete aha tp tn ae Seer rer ae SECTION &, . ‘ t. £68 EwrLOVIt (Last-Ficst-iddley \ —_ 2. DATE OF BERT Ty. Seevirce : Lea Hobart: . : 1 December 1923 .F 11 s- ORRaw! 2951 DRAL Tete 6. OFPECE OF ASSEGNMLUNT he stale ethan te ane Sate Aimar nmetirs ee g sn eee nna tem anareten met ein eee nei: P. OCCUR APION AL Cuce “POSTTIOM THILE CAHLER UTERESTS B. GEMERa Tere OF ACTIVE FY \ fntelligence (CE) 10, SPEC “avet OF ACTIVETY (including Ao teeepiate CWithin neat f fa-2 pearay. Remiin aS ovesent Division D asslenmant.untll ahout Serine verloun agoacts of tie work of tho office to which avnigned, udainistrative aide, ms : Le) o 5 wP o bt » parbicinating In neluding the | H 1 i ‘ B. Lowe wan Gk CRDUICHOCUREE x IOULMICKRON) neadqunrtera a-glmmments muicing uge of backcrowd, ‘interest and experience Field sr 4 in Caunterintellivence and/or area lmowledgve, Would wolcome and seriously censidor suggest f£ af possible future assignments. an . SECKIO% C- TRALYING ft, OAGamr YstiGe AL, CXTERNAL, ANN ON+ THE+ 509 TRAINING A. jomedti ate (Within neat $ ta 3 yours) Courae OO te 9 ie] ce ao rs) 3 2 “4946 vanasenent Course; Communist Party Orpanization an. ‘Cuethe-jod training within the offic: Continued self-study of B. Link since (Within next 3 to $ yoaray Zs Te ve nlenned at a luter date, besed on orojected future assicnnents $2. ADOPT s seal COMMENTS . . Although I feel that cy interests, excerience, and tr-ining fit me vert for Cx type acseigaents, I viss to cain soma breadth of exzertence thrown diveraitied agsisnnents. I alas believe that my Srea and lancurge __ mieviedse should be put to usa ab some tine during my career, ea Hoa! Zi . we w obs Jae SEGNATURE OF EMPLOYEE OATE COMPLETED 13. § @ECCRATIEC THAT YHE IMPLEMENTATION OF bey CADELS PHRLFOLEESCES MUST DEPEND UPON THE REIOS CF WE CPGANIZATION. b UNDEAST AND THAT we FERFORMARCE, CAPABILITIES AND PeTESE TTL Bilt BE Gi¥ER Ouk COYSFOELRATEION. + auG ag 1030 SECRET Career Qutline- ta 3 baren 1958
14-00000 SECRET fAhen Fibfed Puy COMMENTS Wr SUPER YE SOR . ae . dee nee QLaTrve TO Came ey reRESt oF CMPLOree Prior te completing this Carear Proference Outline, Mr. WIGS and I discussed hia career interests and deatred treining, I concur with tha: views which he kr: expressed in tie completed outline, ‘ ° 16. RELATIVE to TRAINING FOR PMPLOVEE . wo . . vr ~ See item 1s, oe meena eee met cerromoemenns ome seen com, ear emis = hs tt cent enn ee tt name unre Anne tenes geerenonrineenecee* urna, a7. TVPEO OR PRINTEO MAME Of nUprowl noe ~ : a9 ies 7 . : Chief, Special Activities Branch, ¥I/D 3 Karch 1958 NE. FON USE OF CARECH SERVICE. meen nr een wh neers 2i- COMMENTS : hs, a _ Beisiled Inevidgal Corcar Man sactyied by Fl Pagal ng fie in Fi Career Mancsceaen? Gilice, 208 | 22. TYPEG OR FRtn 24. TITLE i _ wen 3¢ 84 APR tgsg LEAVE BLANK SECRET ,
14-00000 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY WABHINGTON 28, D, C. . OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR MEMORANDUM FOR: Lee H. Wigren SUBJECT: "Notification of Membership in the Career Staff i. On/behalf of the Director of Central Intelligence, it gives me pleasure to inform you that your application for membership in the Career Staff has been accepted by the CIA Selection Board. The-effective date of your membership ts | July 1954, 2. Please indicate that you have ¥eCived this notification by ; . signing in the space provided below and return it to the Head of your : Career Service, He will forward it to the Executive Director of the ee CIA Selection Board, , a ee ee can) . ! 3. Because your-mombership in the Career Staff is classified J _———taformation, it is necessary that this notification be conveyed to you fee in this manner. The application for membership which you signed ae : has been endorsed on behalf of the Director of Central Intelligence by i “> the Executive Director of the CIA Selection Board and: placed in. your permanent Official Personnel Folder, . FOR THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE Harrison G. Reynolds | Chairman, CIA Selection Board Caraer £2 0 Sirah ! o agit so na : ; 3 JAN 1956 a ’ ah : a vy ’ 13 i. 2 a ok co * . LY . : uel . Setetdda nd , strate tay Pome m0. Sit. t ape $9 , : on tr
(foa-totat-1o4o7 Be t 1S ete ate RTE ERNE Harp Dg Oe OP PARE geese en eeE ee + So Tes cere meena et ot See NONE TT RERA AERTERTOEENCT —REL NY REPT f AERO OEMNE A MELE P= RY Ee GNA mt, oo ~ A ened haps RADA tethers A et a etl asso, TAVATIATB RAYA TOTP TAN ern ad mar ree day |G j FROM: em fe epantylilwy sia CAL ! NAME Don G. e fee. he eae oe Ge Reheat hate tan ws 8 on i a | b Duncan SUMMARY OF INFORMATION: gency Operator transferred a call from Subject who re- quested to speak with the Chief Agent. publisher of the United Labor News, rr Lo c= fear. GRADE N/A a OTe Mite creiiniry oF Bere DATEL May 1973 TIME 1705 hours OFFICE N/A INCIDENTRequest for Information Time _1705 hours pLAce 4111 Hermosa St. Toledo, Ohio 419-536-7159 Subject alleged to be (circulation 5,000), Toledo, Ohio, and wanted information on the disposition of one Olga | , Morgan, a captive of the Bay of Pigs invasion who has been in-_ that Morgan has been imprisoned carcerated in one of Castro's jails. ae ene + ese connote . Initially, Subject stated for six to seven years, later changing this, upon questioning, to fifteen years. Subject then | seemed uncertain as to when the invasion occurred. i calling for Morgan's mother, Mrs. FNU Morgan, Avenue, : Tole ; Subje ect a noted that h following hi Subject w his call to of his call would be pre officials. ACTION TAKEN: do, Ohio. ppeared to cre S Pe C "* ate e would be calling s talk with the Agency. as high a a rsation developed. be returned. alas DISTRIBUTION: | { \ | As etatad 4 , ORIG: DD/SEC i COPY: C/PSD my CUSSLETE PRE we ET rr oe. (PTOS) COPY: C/PHY. SD . FILE: BSB/PHYS. SD PY: VIOUS an * ba Jack Anderson, Subject stated that he He was advised, however, that a report pared and passed to appropriate Agency Paul J. Bu CHIEF, BUILDING SECURITY BRANCH ADRIRISTRATIVE INTERRAL USE ORLY sme oe poem RG” impression that he is a reg Subject is 1909 Collingwood C2994 1€ ‘ ubject syndicated columnis ayeVa SS Strident expected | (36)! tenet siete tata teal sO conn
(ro4-t0122-10005] 2 SRST ATION “VBispaic SvMeOU AND NO. a a D ISP ATCH | . beep! | (cme) 'e ate ett GS TO Onis ta HEADQUARTERS FILE NO. = foes Retad oe B wo «YL Chief, 8 ge Bf: ie pete | Me RE: “43-3 — (CHECK “X" ONE) P| MARKED FOR INDEXING || NO INDEXING REQUIRED INDEXING CAN BE JUDGED BY QUALIFIED HQ. DESK ONLY Cyist ef stetion, (Pert) (G- a UB SRS e vequatt for tracer on Villies MORG ¥ | ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCE(5} o| 1. The Soliowing i< a translation of 9 memorawius re eeived Prom UNE WRT: \an le Bay: “ ob iN who forfeited his US4 eitiszerrhip on % Se ‘\ nubiPet is directing a revolutionary sovyoment from Cubs against Spal and aeome to be tring to gain fectholds in Franc<. "erase tenrsentcsstaustecane earn bent Nien eS ERIE Re PAO Os eth mei ’ PERS ey ag ae ~ 4 e #a:an- {ntiest: in smuver what parts ecy be parsed to (oxnou.) i ¢ von ae ist % —-\ * o™N Age Ce : ’ ~~ ran = as _ a wy | ee ORES OR LG TUGLEY F, JERTON? . o NS ae A a7? Pay 10 we ran a ae > . “te¢rdputiin: a a oe 7 \ we? | ne nea
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404-10122-40027 30 April 1975 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: William Douglas Pawley SF#078 435 1. Subject, a U.S. citizen and former U.S. Ambassador to two Latin American countries, was of interest to the Director of the Central Intelligence Agency circa 1952-1954, apparently in connection with Agency operational requirements. In 1959 Subject again became of operational interest to the Western Hemisphere Division in connection with the Agency's activities directed against Cuba. At that time Subject was an executive with a private corporation in Miami, Florida. Subject was granted a Covert Security Approval in connection with WH Division's interest circa December 1959. . 2. On 7 October 1959 the Chief, WH Division requested the Office of Security to install an audio mike and wire device in Subject's Miami office for the purpose of "making available to WH Division representatives in Miami detailed reports of conversations held by (Subject) with his numerous contacts among Caribbean revolutionary groups, especially anti-Castro Cuban exile leaders." Cited request from the Chief, WH Division indicated that Subject is a personal friend of the then DCI and that he had cooperated with the Agency in the past. Subject's file also indicates that the then DCI was made aware of the planned audio installation. 3. Subject's file specifically states that the audio mike and wire was to be installed in Subject's office desk in such a manner that Subject could activate the recording device while talking to foreign nationals. The file reflects that-Subject was not only witting of the mike and wire instal- lation but was in complete control of the audio equipment. 4. Cited mike and wire installation was made on 15 Octo- ber 1959 by employees of an Office of Security field office. Subject's file does not reflect when, or if, the audio equip- ment was removed from Subject's office. However, a report E2 IMPDET CL BY 062258 SECRET.
14-00000 _ SECREL dated January 1961 indicates that the equipment was in operation as of that time as two Office of Security employees were dispatched to Miami, Florida, to repair certain audio equipment which was malfunctioning. 5. Subject's files do not reflect the results of any tape recordings made through the above installation although the file does indicate that any such product would have been given to WH Division representatives. Subject appears to have remained of interest to the WH Division and to the DCI until as late as 1964. SECRER
14-00000 ee "SECRET, IDENTITY LIST SF#078 435 1. Western Hemisphere Division requesting officer: J. C. King, Chief, WH Division 2. Office of Security assigning officer: Jack Bauman 3. Office of Security employee who installed device: John B. Cryer 4. WH Division responsible officer: cTom Flores, 5. Director of Central Intelligence at that time: Allen Dulles SECRET
PORT ON s [toe-iorzatongg}sPARCH REPOS a ely Agr KP. # DAVES Py The RI cards attached to this sheet have been reviewed and have been placed in this file, a determination having been made that a memorandum for the record is not ‘necessary at this time: —- bcncemenneemgin cee ee PAWLEY, William D. , REFERENCE INDEX—1&SS Variously mentioned in the press &@s connected with the so-called China Lobby. - 2/1 /s2 bee. 1940 ABSTRACT FILE SLIP : DPS Date: oo
404-10122-40075 ; “ a. a MEMORANDUM FOR: Ghief, WH Division ; oS ~ 7 05° enee ATTENTION . : Mr.f Thomas Flores ) _ ens FROM : Deputy Director of Security (Investigations and Support) & SUBJECT > Se5514 #78L35 1.” Reference is made to your memorandum dated 7 Ostober 1959 wherein an appropriate clearance was requested to enable you to use the Subject in connection with his extensive contacts with individuals of the. Latin-inerican~ eountries. 2. In accordance with the provisions set forth in Clandestine Services Instruction No. 10-5 and Clandestine Services Instruction - Field No. 10-5, a covert security approval is granted for the use of the Subject, as cescribed in your request as set forth in paragraph 1, above. 3. Subjects of covert security approvals are not to represent themselves as, nor are they to be represented as, employees of CIA. four attention is called to the fact that a covert security foes not constitute complete compliance with the provisions © seulation 10-210. Therefore, if you should desire at a later to change the status or use of this individual, a request for a1 to cover any proposed change should be submitted to this LY 'seorer KIN 9 October 1959 ri | ae
7 (404-10122-10082 oe #76435 31 January 1961 At Washington, D. ©.: On 23 Cetober 1960, Special’ Agent George ». G, and the reporting agent departed, via commercial airline; Miami,;Ftorita. At Hiami, Florida: On 2h October 1960, ve fas telephonically contacted and arrangements were concluded for access to Confidential Informant Eel. The necessary adjustments relating to the above informant were effected and detailed instructions were given the SUBJECT for obtain-. ing the required information from this source. On 2) Cctober 1960, the above agents returned to Washington, D. G., via commercial airline.