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104-10310-10116 | | a a. a OO, ; . SECRET 20 May 1976 MEMORANDUM FOR: Special Ass{stant te the 000 FRON: : daekson R. Horton Chief, Domestic Collection Division 39, SUBJECT REFERENCE -: Review Staff Hevorandum 76-0421/A dated 19 May 1976 2q 1. The Domestic Collection Division (000) utilizes the | llprimar ily as a source of foreign fatell {gence jnformation. Secondartly, 2CD provides dntroductions for Cover and Commercial Staff officers t officials for rational _ discussions and, on occasion, obtains assessment data 7 : sources on foreigners of potential operational inter Correpofidence in the OCD File on this company for the year 1962, 1963 and 1964 was confined tot ves ponses_f tary services requests _lemployees in the who eas @ wenber of a 8.5; sttion of foreign intelligence . inforwation on the Soviet Uafon. 2. BCD. records indicate that (Gwen ‘JonGen 0: Darnell)was cons {dered a "source lead“ in years prior to 1965 but he was nevér used as a source. His file was routinely destroyed in dune 1971, along with other files on “source leads” whtch had been fnective for five years, as authorized by Chief, ocd. ketnas bes Lo pe Ltda JACKSON R. HORTON \ E 2 IMPDET CL GY 010650
104-10310-10140 ae Fe 3 8 . . ; . CLASSIFICATION . ‘ - PROCESSING ACTION 7 g ¢. Fa | ft ° : SECRET MARKED FOR INDEXING Chief, European Division {_XX_|No toexing reourreo aro. ONLY QUALIFIED DESK | Chief of Base,|  _si{se MICROFILM asset @CALL MHORDER Operational Recent Newspaper Article Concerning Richard Case NAGELL - *  @ FACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES —— — q - Reference: | ko71, 10 October, 1968 Action required: FYI, 1, Forwarded as an attachment hereto is an article which appeared in the "Overseas Family" on 20 June 1969, _ written by Thomas Cc.” ~ LUCEY about Richard Case NAGELL, Subject of Reference, . Ze According to the article NAGELL asserts that in _ August’ 1962 he was employed by the CIA, He further claims ‘that the U.S, Government is forcibly keeping him separated from his family, a wife and two-children, The story makes reference to his recent release from an East German prison, as reported in Reference, and states that the following persons ' were the cast® of characters involved at, the time of .his release; Andor KLAY, Chief of the Eastern Affairs Section of the U.S. Mission/Berlin; Wolfgang VOGEL, well known East Berlin attorney; Ricey._ S.* NEW, wealthy Washington, D.C, attorney; ‘Bruce A, FLATIN, . : ee Chief of the U.S. Berlin Mission's Public Safety Section, who, I7 | 7. ~ NAGELL asserts, is “a long-time CIA member and, FLATIN is not : his real name; a doctor, Major George Raymond BABINEAU, a psychiatrist at the U.S. Army Hospital in Berlin; and an unidentified man, (continued) - Ferdinand S, Womack 7 arr ” - Attachment: yO ar Newspaper article - a/s b/w ae ; Distribution: ‘q”. Chief, EUR w/att a/s n/w a copy) 4 CROSS REFERENCE 10 oo DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER DATE TUL 7 1969 D 209g-/AO—/o2r 2 July 1969. CLASSIFICATION HOS ior Zo1-778898 SECRET
13-00000 - arrest - 9 a pr emg. many CRISIS ee mr te . ‘ Py ¢] a = CLASSIFICATION OXSPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER EGBA- C EE 24 2 oo > - CONTINUATION OF “oo DISPATCH . - ] SECRET. 3, The article does not make clear whether or not NAGELL is back in Germany at the moment, nor do we have any information regarding his present whereabouts, other than ‘the statement in the article that he is probably now in the United States, ‘The Public Safety Officer/USBER advists us, however, that subsequent to his release from prison: in East Germany in October 1968 he again visited West Berlin and con- tacted the Public Safety Office where he complained about not being able to locate his children, - - 4, There are no Base traces on the author of the article, Thomas C, LUCEY, Since the article appears to ‘be an effort. to discredit the U.S, Government and certain officials of the government we would anvreciate receiving any traces which Headquarters or the, may have, ets Se a. 5 Cadus, _ Winfield A, CALVIN
104-10340- 10142 ae — , = ee ee _ (When Filled In) ——s" (2 pg |) fd, | —— ——— [TRerrooucriay or rascorreromrerreo}21 __¢AnYeol 1d \ Ay ADVANCE COPY Cj ISSUED [] SLOTTED " 44] ln ve | : - woe woe: O) ves (no st. NP iol . ‘. z CLAS SURV TO FUE Oe £ \ Ah . BY: fc 7 | ’ %-REF TO FILE NO. : _ 7 : U pisseM sv. 2 rer Fite mo Caer. ro - erancu(} "* gestrov (dic. ain ., ACTION e OO a Co SBE C R ET 1510472 MAR 69 CITE: | 1629 REF DIRECTOR, ‘83209 le /NAGELL | LAST “APPEARED AT ZURICH CONSULATE MORNING 7 7 MARCH AND STATED THAT IF HE RECE IVED NO SATISFACTION BY ona PRESS. é “ SECRET FIVE. o*CLOCK, THAT AFTERNOON HE wouLD CARRY. OUR HIS THREATS. - AND EXPOSE US GOVERNMENT ON RADIO, TELEVISION AND, IN THE. 2, HE THEN DISAPPEARED, NOTHING FURTHER’ HEARD FROM HIM AND, a : No PUBLICITY GIVEN. MORNING MONDAY 16 MARCH CONSULATE ZURICH ” apvIsep BY TELEPHONE. FROM us CONSULATE BARCELONA ‘THAT NAGELL - HAD APPROACHED THEM. AND MADE SIMILAR THREATS. 3. FILE: = ~746537. | ES (uneee) SECRET ek [1241
13-00000 SECRET FBI's declassification of Commission Document No. 556. On 8 April 4971, Mr. FENSTERWALD was invited to the Agency for a-discussion with the General Counsel, Mr. HOUSTON, of: his question about the photograph of. the unknown individual. Two other photographs of ‘the unidentified individual, in addition to the photograph depicted in the two Commission exhibits, were ‘shown to him at that time. “at is a matter of more than ordinary interest to note that ‘on this occasion Mr. FENSTERWALD, who was accompanied by his | partner, Mr. Wiliam OHLHAUSEN, told Mr. HOUSTON and another ‘representative of the Agency in attendance that he knew who the unidentified man was. The following is extracted fron Mr. HOUSTON's Memorandum of Record, 8 April 1971: "3. Mr. FENSTERWALD came to my office this morning with his partner, William G. OHLHAUSEN, ~ looked at the other photographs , and told us he , did know who the man’ was. He said he is present ly serving a prison term somewhere in the United States and admitted that he had known OSWALD, but Mr. FENSTERWALD said there was nothing to indicate any connection between the man in the photographs and the assassination of President KENNEDY. Mr. FENSTERWALD did not give us the man's name at | this time, as he said enough people had suffered unnecessarily from allegations that they were 38
f0d-10310-10271 ae : ed oo ye OF ~ Involvement after 1968. C jr — ; . a | JOOS. 29 November 1975 | x bf 45-1 MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director of Operations SUBJECT: Messrs. George Bush and Thomas J. Devine 1. Through Mr. Gale Allen, C/CCS/PRG, I learned that _ Mr. George Bush, DCI designate, has prior knowledge of the now terminated Project WUBRINY/LPDICTUM which was involved in proprietary commercial operations in- Europe. He became aware of this project through Mr. Thomas J. Devine, a former CIA Staff Employee and later, oil-wildcatting associate with Mr. Bush. , Their joint activities culminated in the establishment of Zapata Oi] which they eventually sold. After the sale of Zapata Oi1, Mr. Bush went into politics, and Mr. Devine became a member’ of the investment firm of Train, Cabot and ‘Associates, New York. 2. The attached memorandum describes the close relationship between Messrs. Devine and Bush in 1967-1968 which, according to Mr. Allen, continued while Mr. Bush was our Ambassador to the United Nations. Mr. Devine's 201 file shows no operational Chief, Cover & Commercial Staff Att: A/S Para. 2 : -[30 Jan 68 DO/CO Memo to - D0/Security re Mr. Devine] ck POEL mee prey E2 IMPDET CL BY 059770 eS We ew BS
13-00000 an) ee he sag * o ” ec: Legislative Counsel 30 January 1968 MEMORANDUM FOR: DO/Security SUBJECT: _ . Thomas Jamee ‘Devine - 201267708 OS #42069 1. Subject is a former Agency staff employee who resigned in 1953 to go into. private business. A CSA was granted DO Division on 12 June 1963 for use of subject in Project WUBRINY operations. Since this time, he has been used as a cleared and witting commercial asset under Project WUBRINY. He has proved to be most competent and trustworthy. 2. Subject is a personal friend and unofficial foreign affairs advisor to Representative George Bush of Texas. Mr. Bush recently requested subject to accompany him to Vietnam. He did so during the period 26 December 1967-11 January 1968. Prior to this trip, subject requested the undersigned to arrange for the Department of State (Mr. Macomber) to be advised that subject's Agency clearance is current. DO/Security advised the Agency Legislative Counsel, Mr. John Warner, of subject's clearance, and Mr. Warner advised Mr. Macomber of State. However, as reported by subject, the Agency acknowledged in an inter- agency check that information on subject was as of 1953. It became necessary for the Department of Defense to issue an interim top. secret clearance on subject to cover his Vietnam trip with Mr. Bush. 3. . Subject has asked if the Agency can update his clem@rance.so . that he may have a standing top secret clearance status. He expects to make further trips abroad with Mr. Bush, and feels that a standing TS © clearance would greatly facilitate such trips. 4. . Subject's current role in Project WUBRINY is limited to _ . being a cleared and witting contact in the investment banking firm which ‘houses and manages the proprietary corporation WUSALINE. _ ‘5, The undersigned recommends subject who is the most discreet -and security conscious business contact that the undersigned has met. ‘Gale Allen DO/CO Mr. John Warner eer , ene ee
an * , GA) * T/, ; Use routing +) st ob. whenever poss tie a # eo . é . : . . . . e 2. ne! a CHILO SENDER (On, tor of message): Use brief, informal language. a Conserve space. Subject: PCS/PGLO Trace Request . | | Forward orginal und one copy. ; RECEIVER (Acpier fo message). Reply below the message, keep one ; | . e copy, return one copy. Pe eB DATE OF MESSAGE. ROUTING S¢¥BOL * { . 27 January 83 SIGNATURE OF ORIGINATOR Katherine Stricker (C) TITLE OF ORIGINATOR > OG/7EIB a |, || ene ee i eee DO/INS/FPLG sap INITIAL MESSAGE This request concerns two individuals who are involved in offshore banking and who claim CIA connections. They are: _Gordon Noval, possibly from New Orleans, who owns a bank in the Caribbean; and Qwen Silvious, from Luray, Va.’ who owns the Atlantic Security. § Trust Co in the Turks and Caicos Islands in the British West Indies. Silvious claims to have provided information to the CIA. _ The information is for the SSCI and they need to know whether there is anything to the claims of these two indivi- duals re their connection with the Agency. You might check with DCD on them. An answer is needed by 28 January 1985. REPLY MESSAGE ROUTING SYMBOL DATE OF REPLY. From: SIGNATURE CF EPIL TITLE OF REPLI CONFIDENTIAL OPTIONAL FORM 27 (Rev 7-77) 5027-105 1. TO BE RETAINED BY ADDRESSEE (Recelver) GSA PPR (a1 CFR} ton 6 utd
404-10312-10005 2” on | . e - CONFIDENTIAL a Wa SOT | SECRET _ (When Filled In) __ Ww Yee 7 16 (date) Review of 201 File on U.S. Citizen In accordance with the DDO's notice of 9 December 1974, I have reviewed the 201 file on Nove (surname) (201. number indicated below), ‘and have determined that it can most accurately be categorized as indicated below: Should be closed. (If this category applies, affix Records Officer stamp.) Unwitting collaborator. OI Code A7. Explanation: Witting collaborator. OI Code Al. Potential witting collaborator; date opened: OI Code AZ. Former witting collaborator (relationship terminated). OI Code A3. Potential witting collaborator never contacted. OI Code A4. Counterintelligence case (i.e., involving a foreign intelligence or security service). Of Code A5. IOO00000 All others. OL Code A6. CTO Ls. A ———> a> c/ciah/ S (title) (component) Signed This assignment of category has been entered into STAR. ye Signed | a Feb 1 c Oe ec (initials) (date) This document is a permanent part of this file. 201- “ be (22 SECRET _E2 IMPDET CL BY 061475 Yd ; | 7 (When Filled In) /
f04-10312-10014 ep/ sri roa ————SEGRET Office Memorandum - UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT To : eal |c1/rc . DATE: 30 October 1968 i) rRoM 3 . Executive Secretary, TSCC SUBJECT : International Dynamics and Gordon Novel 1. Iam unable to find any reference in our assorted files to International Dynamics Corporation. I wonder if this could be an outgrowth of International Security Services which made the local papers about two years ago trying to peddle equipment and services to various members of Congress. At that time, ISS was listed at 1026 17th Street, N.W., which should be just around the corner from International Dynamics address. ISS was headed up by one Albert P. _ Senteio who seemed to be one of those fly-by-night operators having a somewhat derogatory background file. 2. Iam attaching copies of two Bureau memorandums touching © on Gordon Novel's activities in the bugging and anti-bugging field. These were reported in substance to the Committee via Information Notices 68-1 and 68-6. 3. Sorry I don't have anything more. I wouldn't be at.all surprised at a connection between Novel and Senteio, since I have a feeling they ~ are both somewhat addicted to operating in shady areas. Senteio has used several different company names and addresses locally in the past several years. eactaded frem satometls downgrading and d-elassitivation. - SECRET
toate) In Reply, Please Refer to WS (Uy UNITED STATES: DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE Ne FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION “Washington, De C. 20535 November 13, 1967 GORDON DWANE NOVEL On November 8, 1967, Gordon Dwane Novel, a self-described "electronic bugging expert” and a witness in District Attorney James Garrison's probe into the assassination of the late President John F. Kennedy, voluntarily furnished the following information to a. Special Agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation: Novel stated that recently he has sold manufacturing rights for his antibugging devicg which he called checknate, to the Zelex Marketing Corporation, 866 United Nations Plaza, New York, New York, Through the Zelex Corporation, Novel has received inquiries from several foreign governments, through their embassies in Washington, D. Ce, regarding bugging and antibugging equipment. Novel said that he. demonstrated both bugging and antibugging equipment to the following foreign government repre sentatives: . Brigadier Furdoon Le B. Mehta, J. Se, . Military Attache, Embassy of India, Washington, De Ce raed (PNU) Storer, Attache, British Embassy, Washington, De Ce ee Perry Lasada, Personnel Security, Embassy of Venezuela, Washington, D. C. - Erdogan Guven, Attache, Embassy of ‘Burkey, Washington, De Ce Asurin Joesoef, Office of the Military. Attache, Embassy of Indonesia, Washington, De Go © Reig RTT EEIE Distribution: 28 Nov. 1967 | ~ 7 Qe Mr. McCord, Mr. Kane oo ibs TSD and Mr.| _|(via mr{ |
GORDON DWANE NOVEL Me Qadrud-Din, Second Secretary, Embassy of Pakistan, Washington, D. C. smartest . : Major General Chiang Wu-Wel, Military . Attache, Embassy of the. Repubiite ‘or China, © Washington, D. C. ee Novel said tnat all expressed considerable interest in both types of equipment and said sales to their governments would probably be forthcoming Nova, additiénally, advised that he sold one of his antibugging checkmate units to Charles Costello, _ whom he advised 1s connected with the Ace Vending Machine Corporation, Trenton, New Jersey, and that the magnetic . field loop of the device was installed in the ceiling of Costello's private office in Trenton, New Jersey. This decurm cat coniwtna neither eocommentaions nor conclusleng vf the PBL it io the prope ty the FRI ani is cance to your agentys i ie aad ite conten:s ara aot fo be co disrrtout i gataide your aytcy, f _— 2 So cop tor 8 . © ak NG Se See o 4 J = DB «
ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET BcD/ Geatral 8 baft ; EXTENSION | NO. 912 2011 28 Janua 1983 ” %: . * pis A OFFICER'S COMMENTS [Number each comment to show from whom _ INITIALS to whom. Draw a line across column efter each comment.) FORWARDED Karen: The attached file on Gordon Novel (A18-52-10) is on LOAN per your ‘request. Please return by 1i February 1983. Per our conversatiop there was a Privacy Act request done on Novel dated 4 January 1982. Please send me a copy of any memo | that you write on Novel so I can place it in his file. | (x201. on low ce: DCD/IMS/Control. / & 2 " VU FoRM 610 “neta
ty . -DCD-650-82 21 September 1982 MEMORANDUM FOR: DDO/IMS/FPLG/IRB FROM: ss Ruth Elliff | DCD/FIO/PAO - SUBJECT: P81-1233 - Gordon Dwane Novel 1. The DCD file on Subject (18-52-10) was reviewed for documents dated April 1976 to present. Forty-two documents were located and are attached for your consideration, along- with one document for referral to the FBI and two for referral to OGC. The newspaper clippings can be released in full text, ‘but DCD suggests that all of the other documents be coordinated with OGC. (OGC's treatment of its memorandum OGC-76-6018 of 29 October 1976 may influence DCD's treatment of some of its documents.) (C) -2. If you have any questions pertaining to this request, _ please call Anne Redman, extension 2011(B) or 3120(G). (C) pach Cliff Ruth Elliff. Attachments As Stated CL BY 073942 DECL OADR DERIVED FROM HUM 3-82
13-00000 r poo | SECRET oo associated with the assassination, but he did “say he was sure we ‘had a file on the man. He. asked if ‘he could have" the photographs, ‘and co asked how he. could use them He said he did not know and “finally agreed that for the time: or being he would not press” his request. The whole meeting was extremely friendly and they thanked us for our response." a \ “The folowing is extracted from the Memorandum of F Record ~ by the other CIA man | Present. Mr; Arthur E. DOOLEY. Mr. FENSTERWALD said he knew who tie person was and had spoken to him; that the ‘Man was too nervous to cone Forth on his own. FENSTERWALD would not give ‘the man 's name but Said he is an American, serving a prison term in this. country on a criminal charge, and that he had met OSWALD in Mexico. I asked whether the prisoner had any conspiratorial relationship with OSWALD. FENSTERWALD replied he did not know the answer as he had not interviewed the man as yet. We reiterated that we did not know who the man was, and said that we would like to know his identity. FENSTERWALD replied that CIA has a 39 SECRET
HOLt0st09H) «  ° re ee AT : se | 18. December 1975 MEMORANDUM FOR: DCD/0SG/0SB ATTENTION “r Graig Hale - | SUBJECT «Gordon Michael Dwane Novel REFERENCE: HH-27696, 10 December 1975 1. I have reviewed the allegations in reference that the British, either British military or British intelligence (other- wise not further specified), have outfitted a converted World War II Liberty ship as a floating display case for Britisk military hardware. I have further checked out the bizarre story in paragraphs two and three of reference concerning use of the British ship by MI-6. 2. This office has absolutely no information to substantiate — 7 the story told in reference and Africa Division also has no “we corroborating information. 3. In short, I consider the story developed in paragraphs two‘ and three of reference highly suspect since I do not believe the British would be able to mount such an operation without it coming to the attention of this office.
13-00000 ~ SECRET os . thick file on the unknown man, and that we will, | De Turmished Ms mame in due course... . Mr. FENSTERWALD made no ) reference in, his subsequent - fe ee conversations and correspondence to. this allegation: about the identity _ “of the "Unidentified Individual, " ' though ‘the claim, if true, would od a ‘ be of ‘direct evidential interest and possibly permit us ; to assert | with Finality what we believe has been the fact from the beginning: ne ‘the "Unidentified Man" has nothing to do with the OSWALD case at all. oo - .Attachment A: Memorandum by David W. Belin to Mr. E. Harry Knoche, ae - dated 15 April 1975, with attachment: "The CIA and St the Man Who. Was Not Oswald" from the New York Review of Books, by Bernard Fensterwa ld and George O'Toole. Attachment B: Pages 364, 365, cand 667 from the Warren Commission's a report. ; 1 ' ; { 4 vol . f vi i ' ; 40 SECRET
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