Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1997 (44 WSC 2107 Hote). DATE: 11-14-2017 JFK Assassination System Date: 4/14/20] Identification Form Agency Information AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER:  124-10324-10033 RECORD SERIES: HQ AGENCY FILENUMBER:  67-205182-NR, NR Document Information ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: HQ _ TO: SULLIVAN TITLE : DATE: = 12/12/1962 ‘PAGES: 9 SUBJECTS : WILLIAM C. SULLIVAN DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: — Secret RESTRICTIONS: 1B; 1C CURRENT STATUS: — Redact DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 04/18/1998 OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE COMMENTS : INC MEMO te v9.1 Docld:32312284 Page 1
ction Act of 1992 (44 Use FIT Hote). aan : yy Assassination Re Colle Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records e DATE: 11-14-2017 my 2 . | . eee? + } 7, tog. ern re os , INSPECTION - DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE Division 0 NDE 4 INSPECTOR J. K. PONDER ; NOVEMBER 15 - DECEMBER 3, 1962 itea te WMOBT SD OM YC Pitlelals: Assistant Director William €. Sullivan in charge since 6/2/ 61; | Inspector J. A. Sizoo, Number One Man and Branch Chief (internal Security - Liaison Branch) since 9/15/53; inspector D, E,. Moore, Branch Chief (Espionage - Central | Nesearch Branch), since 10/14/56. Last inspection: 12/4° 18/61. ! Physi cated Tr Rae ety Good. (Last Inspection - Very Good.) Division still located in Riddell Building. Space adequate and well organized but limited room for expansion. Space generally very well maintained. Minor delinquencies ordered corrected. Physical security satisfactory. No delinquencies in automobiles or garage space. Investigative Operations - Very Good.. (Last Inspection « Ve totaled 24,388 as of 10/31/65 (increase of 727 over 40/31/61), Field delinquency reduced from 8. 4% to 5. 5%. Programs to uncover illegal agents and penetrat Sovie*+bloc espionage operations have shown ingenuity and very good pine ti52}soviet and(sef-s | ry Good.) Cases handled satellite officials have been identified as intelligence agents ince Jast inspection. Number of @ouble agents now being operated is at all-time-#ieh of 61. TwojSoviet ( Ss) Intelligence officials cooperating with us: Wo highly Placed informants continue to furnish extremely valuable information on plans and activities of Soviet Union and National Committee of Communist Party, USA, including funds furnished to 7 Communist Party by Soviets. ‘Other informants have made significant progress. 401: g live informants in Communist. Party ou all levelsW/ 296 informants made available t . Department in connection with prosecutions. Prégrams in effect to replace 8 discloged through testimony to date. 11,120 names on Security Index represents slight decrease. 1, 587 subversives interviewed since 12/ 1/61 and 116 informants or sources being élosély supervised, Increase reflected in number of i vestigations conducted in 1962 for foreign police {and security agencies: CHUL er Administrative ¢ fy Good. (Last Inspection - Very Good.) Supervision well handled and teamwork @ fective ~ work lead equitably distributed. ‘Stenographic and typing production still below Seat of Government average. { mprovement ordered, JEP wmjse]w + Mr. Callahan (Att: Mr. C, R. Davidson) (sent geparately). | - WA «fF R DS Personiiel file of Assistant Director William C7 Séllivar | Enolosds 7. Sersonnel file of Inspector Joseph A. Sizoo Nr Personnel file of Inspector Donald E. Moore - a nr ee ‘ Docld: 32312284 Page 2
, Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1997 (44 Se 210T Hote; . DATE: 11-14-2017 . ., ff 77 ‘ “s ve “~ ih woe Memo to Mr. Tolson Re: Inspection - Domestic Intelligence Division _ DETAILS PHYSICAL CONDITION AND MAINTENANCE ......20c0eccceeee VERY GOOD Pivision has occupied the entire sixth and eighth floors, Riddell Building, 1730 K Street, N. W., since 8/12/61. Space is adequate and well organized fut hais: limited reom for expansion. Additional personnel required - to maintain security and flow of mail due to location outside Justice Building. Physical security 138 satisfactory. - Space is very well maintained. "Minor housekenping delinquencies noted and ordered corrected. Furniture and fixture needs are being properly requested and handled consistent with availability of funds. No delinquencies noted in condition or storage of three automobiles assigned te Division's Liaison Section. as & INVESTIGATIVE OPERATIONS ..........0. etc o ce ea see ences VERY 300! Pending active matters handled by Division totaled 24,368 as: of 10/31/62 (increase of 727 over 10/31/61). Field delinquency in. these. matters ag: of 10/ sl 62, 5. a% as compared with 8. 4% at time of last inspection. In connection. with: current programs to identify illegal agents Sand penetrate Soviet-bloc expionage operations, prause to, officials and(3al tells cs} officials haye been identified as intelligence agentsXsince last inspection. | number offdouble agents now being operated is ai all-time high of (63. Two Goviet aE g J intelligence Oificials are cooperating, with: us in their present as ssignments. On 12/ 16, “y/ 62 we arrested three Cubans in New York for conspiracy to commit sabotage. This was made possible through the development of a high-level _ __ informant. ffareebiouble agents have been developed and are operating against Cuban[_ | otficialafwith considerable effectiveness. Total of 54 Cuban aliens now on Security Index Fépresenting increase of 38 since i0/ 5/ 62 and others are being considered: . under. revised criteria. . . 4 | Extensive and successful accomplishments also noted i in regard to" thefDominican Republic¥technical coveragé of more diplomatic establishments. in tié United States, ithe operation ef a. satellite double agent, /the penetration’) ¢ ig $3 of Yugoslav eperatlns, Jan pa participation in South American Assessment Teams. Oo { ‘ ' I . Docld:32312284 Page 3
; Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC Fil? Hote). DATE: 11-14- 2017 an i) -_ \ Memo for Mr. Tolson pe ea gin Re: Inspection - Domestic Intelligence Division eae Get Frwo highly placed informants continue to furnish extreme y valuable information on plans and activities of Soviet Union and National Committee of Communist Party, USA, including funds furnished to Communist Party by Soviets. Penetration first made this year into the Socialist Workers Party's Trotsky School in New Jersey. 206 informants made available to Department in connection with proceedings under Internal Security Act of 1950. Other informants have made significant progress and we now have a total of 401 live informants in the Communist Party on all levels compared to 431 as of 1/1/62. Programs in effect to replace 8 informants exposed through testimony to date and others to be exposed in pending cases 11, 120 names on Security Index as of 11/23/62 represents slight decrease. 1053 individuals included in Section A of the Reserve Index.. Emergency Detention Program is up to date. 1587 subversives interviewed during period 12/1/61 to 8/31/62 resulting in development of 116 security informants, potential security informants and sources of information. Closely supervised disruptive ; and counterintelligence activities against the Comment Party have produced very | good results both in United States and Mexico. ‘fanagra omi|Program has: realized ‘) os an estimated total of $673, 321. 41 in savings since last spection. . Central Research Section produced excellent results during last | year in special project on Communism which appéared in final form in October. | Liaison Section closely supervised and functioning effectively (See also Contacts). As of 10/31/62, 17, 465 investigations (including name checks) conducted in 1962 for foreign police and security agencies |compared to 16, 995. during entire 1061. Cx Vu Defense plans of all offices in current Status and, being closely supervised. Suggestion méméranda prepared by Inapector in. effort to facilitate . supervision or improve effectiveness in five individual situations. Division ordered ; by Inspector to give close attention to re-evaluation of two intelligence programs due a to lack of productivity. f@rograms involved | examination of handwriting.on new savings \)\ accounts in seyeral selécted cities to identify Soviet-bloc illegal agents|and alerting ce Selentists)n the San Francisco Division to the possibility of espionage tnrosshesd AD) MINISTRATIVE OPERATIONS oe ew Goes Fee oe 8 Oo . oe eee ee ew -VERY GOOD Supervision of work well handled and very effective teamwork noted among officials at all levels. ‘Work load found to be equitably distributed and closely followed by Division. _ ‘Stenographic and typist production 2. 19 pages per hour (last ingpection 2. 37 pages per hour; current SGG@average is 2. 86). Division ordered to stress produc- tion and direct more attention to eight stenographers with less than 90 days" experience. Mail flow satisfactory. Improvement noted in accuracy of outgoing correspondence. Division instructed to reduce amount of delinquent roukine mail. i DocTd: 32312284 Page 4