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(104-10131-40088 _ ( , CONFIDENTIAL . -- 1 4 MAY 1970 Caizs, Clearance Branch G{e ® LDS \ CSC (Ate on . Lo The perents of Sudo iact nave =35oe ia Central America since 1947. une father vas an executive ink company in Nexico City and is currently an executive adith the fAnerican mee of Coamerce(in Mexico City. oO . . S. Subsect's fataer was investigated in 1962 for operational aporoval. he goturity Tlle, PesoxPei. gcnerally favorable and tends to establish the tlliseushia os Supjeét, he father, and Suoject's mother. The father was bora in Maxico in 1915 of foreign parents who vecare naturalized cfltizens ii, L323 and the father ias derivative citl ied ah oe zensnia. Subject's mother is 2 J
14-00000 eal nn’ tacural porn cltizen. Re, 7 6. File 201{30993 on the father was rgviewed in DD2/WH/1L. Is saswed that he was an active contact forthe between 1947 asd 134). Ha has been of interest to the since 1950 acd receiyad an 0/A in October 1962. He was a soe riend oF the recent COS there. He was active in providing the station with anti-cocuunist literature axl information, and he was terminated as a contract agent by /the new C03} 27 The Deouty Calef of WH/1 indicated that the father was such a conservative right winger that his information was biased. He is still available as a contact. 9. Credit and criminal checks on Subject and MAC's on Subject, in- cluding passoort, and NAC's on her father were negative. RI & K checks and OS Indices on Subject and her parents were negative. i ~ ° I | e Ul e¢ CONFIDENTIAL
TOMO] ewe aan . , ff ' . NAME OF SUBJECT (Last, First, Middl 3 FILE AO. fo CP mw ANALYSES A 33 _ Ph c/o 5008) - FATHER SUBJECT'S FATRER WAS GRANTED A POA on 20 Marcu 1962. Tuere 1s No INDICATION THAT Ait OA WAS GRANTEO ALTHOUGH IT WAS REQUESTED IN Ma © INFORMATION WAS FURNISHED AS AN AID TO DETERMINE WHETHER OR wolfe Fovoues SE uSszO {N THE PROPOSED CAPACITY. In 1962 an tnvestiGation CONSISTING OF NAC'S, INTERNAL AGENCY SOURCES, AND A FIELD INVESTIGATION WAS COMPLATED 2 : SECRET °~ (When Filled In) CASE ANALYSIS ae ns, : CS C. ‘Ato | wack ANALYST “ie. 3, 197 - - JPGr:cHs CPA Ewe 195% OM TILT use eeevioue enrvenue 1 ENE nee or ant rent nin see REE tae saa Ue seca pies
(404-10134-10092 : . » _ 4 ; - : . a - . ad RZ pe bs 003 SUBJECT 35 002 oA ID/3 DATE 1h May 1962 O44 In accordance with your request, a name check was conducted on Subject with results as indicated below: AGENCY RETURN GATE ACSI STATE PASSPORT , fd, HCUA ~, | - + = & : ers © Pry Pp ey we OSI 4th Dist. REMARKS RUG | TRIBUTION: . wro (00) -1 CHARLES W. DFO -1 Special Agent in (harge NAME CHECK REPORT Yes FORM 10244 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS ORIGINAL (9-36-43) 4-88 FS. 7-63
(404-10134-10093 oy fn : —— 26 April 1962 #35 002} aS ~ ade On 25 April 1962, the file of was re- viewed at the Passport Office, Departnent Or State. “Ihe following is a summary of the information contained therein: 6 Date of Birth: (30 October 1915| at Chihuahua, Mexico. &G Father: ~] born on 15 March 186), in Germany, a naturalized U. S. citizen, now deceased. _os 4 “Mother: born on 16 August 187, at Chihualua, exico, a naturalized U. S. oreenen s now deceased, S PASSPORT ISSUED: At Mexico City, on [august 1958, for continued—— residence in Mexico’for busi We Permanent Residence: | Mexico ty, MEXLCGS6. Occupation: Business Representative of the] of 6 Columbus, Georgia. Spouses [— __| born on 13 Feb- ruary 1917, at Avoca, Texas, residing with SUBJECT. Wed: 23 December 1938. 6 Naturalized: At yo Arizona, on/15 September 1923 7 SUBJECT'S file reflects that he has resided in Mexico since 1 Sep- tember 199 for the purpose of repres lo [_ 2 His firm was formerly known as The name was changed in 1959. 5 SUBJECT'S file contains no unfavorable information. SMQ/jca Slay
104-10131-10094 — " NAME: DATE: 7 May 1962 CASE NO.: 5 002s On 30 April 1962 at the Central Office of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, Washington, D. C., the following information was obtained from file number A-{169475( 23 pertaining to the SUBJECT: Application For Derivative i -izenship CR IOCKAR, Kis a3 05014114 was filed by SUBJECT on 16 Septenber 19h6 at which time he listed the following information: NAME: ns BORN: (Bo October £ {915} at Chihuahua, Mexico FORMER NATIONALITY: Mexican OCCUPATION: Manufacturer aopress: [ Mexaniria, Virginia DATE & PLACE OF ENTRY: @ August 1919 at E1 Paso, Texas __ (for permanent residence DATE FIRST ENTERED U.S.: ' Nfs FROM: wN/S (if available) LAST FOREIGN RESIDENCE: n/s SPOUSE: a BORN: 13 February 1916 at Avoca, Texas tO DATE & PLACE CF MARRIAGE: 23 December 1938 at (Tucsoy, Arizona DATE & PLACE OF ENTRY: N/A CITIZENSHIP: United States, native born CHILDREN OF SUBJECT: BIRT : PRESENT RESIDENCE: n/s _ OL PARENTS : (father) WITNESSES TO THE PETITION FOR NATURALIZATION: n/s Citizenship cs Certificate of NXKMENXKXHKKEH No. Cy was issued SUBJECT by the Immigration and Naturalization Service on 12 May 1947 No evidence or loss of citizenship appears in the file. 69 REMARKS: The SUBJECT derived United States Citizenship on fs September 1923} through the naturalization of his father on that date. The file contained no additional information. RUNmms | nVA
(CTE rr oo. BSO92- _ . md o a MaR 26 1962 / af #35002 BIOGRAPHICAL DATA of BIRTH: 80 October 1915), Chihuahua, Mexico ADDRESS : ps Chochise County, Arizona he, . .. EMPLOYMENT: .. . = 19h9-Pres:. _ _ — --- - = IGKT-19h9; | |, Colombus ;- Georgia MILITARY: 1943-1945: U. S. A., Officer SPOUSE: a nee: b. 13 Dec. 1917, voce, Texas; wed: 23 : DATA DATED: 1962 No Investigation Conduct, ; Pertinent to ed by FBI rein yorr inquiry, BIS the ces: of a requsg¢ ta, C usgt an FBi fi . for ; “aic-k oaly and iz, 3 considered as a clearance, * | d flor ya son SP
(foat0194-t0104 .& { | + eareonibsoorintan ) $+ scenes aby hair S-E-C-R-E-T . (When Filled In) DATE: 21 March 1962 MEMORANDUM FOR: Assistant Deputy Director of Security og (Investigations and Operational Support) FROM : Chief, Investigations Division SUBJECT GIST: _ CI/OA has requested that the results of Subject's FBI checks be returned to their office no later than 29 Merch 1962 : ACTION: Tt 1s requested that the FBI check be conducted through the - FBI Liaison representative. G. Marvin Gentile Attachment: Bio. Data (2) PENDING BYRNE/rpe 21 Mar. 1962 f S-E-C-R-E-T / (When Filled In) { . . . f i Request for an expedite FBI check concerning the Subject. _—.
(404-10134-10098 |_| pps/r0 11, | aDDs/Tok | S-E-C-R-E-T (When Filled In) DATE: 21 March 1962 MEMORANDUM FOR: Assistant Deputy Director of Security (Investigations and Operational Support) FROM ; Chief, Investigations Division SUBJECT : 0A/ID/3 ‘ ad GIST: Request for an expedite FBI check concerning the Subject. es DETAILS: | CI/OA has requested that the results of Subject's FBI checks be returned to their office no later than 29 March 1962 ° ACTION: It is requested that the FBI check be conducted through the FBI Liaison representative. PENDING iE/rpe ' Yel Mar. 1962 S-E-C-R-E-7 (When Fillea In)
(foat0734-40009 id e ve + Headquarters . e008: MEMORANDUM FOR: Special Agent in Charge _ Washington Field Office #55 00@} «= OA/1D/33 a, 1. Your office is Office of Origin. SUBJECT 2. Subject is of covert interest. Conduct investigation according to_ standard regulations except as hereinafter noted. 3. Assignments are as follows: a. DISTRICT FIELD OFFICE-will. conduct. the following National _ Agency checks: ~PaAwy: DO NOP CONTACT Var. b. WAGHINGKON FIEID OFFICE: At Columbus, Georgia Inforuants (if poasibie) Police and Credit At Dd. C. Police and Credit &. Special Instructions: @ Subject has orrsrently been located as follows: 1945. : Washington, D. ¢. (details unknown) ATTACHMENTS DISTRIBUTION Form 3-60 'O73a a (9+ 38°43) 8le, &
1oAT-s9tg: Cotmtes, Coorg ant/ar Pane - wita(~"} a ds Subject gives the folloving character references: L. m4. ee |» Colmes, Ga. ; dS) Y Ly
(toat0t3t-10700 aos ! a { a ‘ BIRTE: CITIZENSHIP : ADDRESS: MARTTAL STATUS ; CHILDREN : BRO & SISTERS: MILITARY ; EMPLOYMENT : TRAVEL: PARENTS : DESCRIPTION: DATA DATED: 35 002 22 March 1962 BIOGRAPHICAL DATA KON so - (30 October 1915} Chilhuetua, Mexico oO U.8. «= Naturalized /15 Sept. 1923}; Tombstone, Chochise ' County, Arizona bho» | Medci.co D.F., Mexico Lr Le nee: b. 13 Dec. 1917; Avoca, Texas, m. 23 : >» Address: Same es gubject 1940; Tucson, Arizona - 1943; Ft. Riley, Kansas - 1948; Panam, b- 1950; Mexico « Mexico Three sisters; One brother 1943-1945: U.S. Army, Officer 1949-Present: Executive, General Manager, | _ “ ‘19 T-1949: - Executive, Colombus, Ga. Rxetensive Father: CT b. 1864; Badems, Germany Mother a __, lne{ b. 1874; Mexico Deceaséd Male, 6t2" 1968; Not Datea Ye,
1041043110102 fen - ‘SECRET: a Sorcerer _, - ; - * (Thea Pilled Frey : fos ee . . : tc * COMMENDS j i ij a INDICES SEARCH REQUEST TP UE fal “{EREG GI TE MAME OF SUBJECT FILE NO. o { a “tame. 3 a Cay — NAME - LAST, FIRST. MiGOLE (Type or print) f PAGE RESULTS 1 ‘ i : ‘ i ' an) mie be be le be le r ' a(S ]a[ale[G ia leis lolol. lau fe fo fm | [3 my le 81s 8) fe nN tw & jw iY) lad seo 1734 DATE (36) 5] Br
(toa-t0t3t-107105 ~“ 7 oF ‘2 ’ a : : : ~ * Z.: . a . ae ° _ od gee aris .¢ . . FBr | Decenber 23, 1967 ‘ sak Ase 1, Pa ' Referenca is mde te your memorandum of Cotober 31, 1947, wherein you request that this office conduct a four way mane check relative te the abovee entitled subject. - rs This is to advise that a four way check was instituted concerning the subject, with the following results, ¥.'° -< ; ae . oo oO L-8 Wothing identifiable CO l-3 No record Lo, oa. Conte Eel Nothing derogatory, © ------ - my ~ ee ~ é os Fe ae ee tee there fa transnitted herewith a copy of a report obtained from the files ef Confidential deverment Agency Ing it is requested that this report be rege = turned te this office when it has served its pur pos 6. the above completes our ection in this matter unless advised to the con~ “*! Ohlef, Security Branch, 080 - aebye SN ag SNe et amy te, oie TE ge Ra Ped PADS. Pee are we af ems aise aid \ As
404-10131-10106] o e ’ - 31 October 1947 “Or Cuief, Special Security 2achs Chief, Soreign Sranch SUBJECT (1) This office recuests that a rour-ay name check be perforned on the above subject. OF (z) Subject is a United States citizen wo n Be S5e-teroer 1915f in :exico. Fresent sduress) cena cone. — {oO
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>} GONTIDENTIAL 10 June 1965 MEMORANDUM FOR : The Director of Central Intelligence SUBJECT “4  Beok Review: Portrait of the Assassin by Congressman Gerald R. Ford with Joha R. Stiles . lL, This memoranda is for information only to bring te your attention a forthcoming book concerning Lee Harvey Oswald by_ Congressman Gerald R. Ford with John R. Stiles, entitled Portrait of the Assassin (New York: Simon and Schuster, 1965). 2 Déx. Stiles is a long time political associate of Congressman Ford and was his special assistant throughout the Coagressmen's tenure as a member of the Warren Commission established to report on the assassination of President Kennedy. This beck is written met se mach to tell the story of the assassination of the President as to present a study of Oswald as @ person and to describe his trips and activities iusefar as they are known, The book is comprised in very large measure ef extended extracts from the published records of the Commissica. The testimany and views of Oswald's mother, wife and brother, as well as ethers who knew him, are set forth in some detail, Some emphasis is laid om Oswald's stormy relations with his wife aad his forcefel reactions te difficult periods in that relationship. 3. Congreseman Ford tells of some of the problems the Com-~- mission faced in developing the evidence in the case, but the book is not critical of the Commission or of its cenclusioas. Portrait of the Assassin contains very few references to CIA (pages 13, 17-19, 21, 23-24, 61, 152-3, 291, 352, 460), and these are unobjectionable. Only slight mention is made of the charge put forth by Oswald's mother and others that Oswald may have been o CIA agent. In his conclusions, Ford stresses the importance of "meaningful human relationships”, and that these are what Oswald lacked. Document Number 12@9- log for FOIA Review on FEB 377 ry CONFIDENTIAL
4. The first chapter of Portrait of the Assassin, entitied The Commission Gots Its First Sheck, deala with the charge, seriously advanced by Texas law enforcement officials, that Oswald was in fact an FSI agent and sets forth seme of the Commission's deliberations as te how best te prove the truth or falsity of this claim which was also belng valsed by certain other individuals and public media. As Congress- man Ford and the Commission Report and testimony point out, the charge was never sustained. However, some of the writing in Chapter 1 ia pos- sibly loose exough to allow for quotation sut of context for these who seek te damage the image of the FBI, In February, when CIA saw the galley preefs of this beck, this information was called to the attention of the ¥SBI en a confidential basis. However, ne action was probably takes by them, because there appears to be mo change in the published version from the text of the galley proofs, Walter Plorsheimer ‘ Cuvater Historical Intelligence Cellection Distribution: Orig & lw/book - DCI lw/book - DDCI lw/book - Ex. Dir 1 w/book - DDP (Atta: Mr. 1 - O/DCIU/PA i - B/Security (Atta: Mr. Gaynor) i -« Cl Staff (Atta: Mr. Rocca) I - OGC CONFIDENTIAL
(0132-100 * a [tog-t0132-10072 ~ se ~ & * Document Number 1280 = 466 B for FOIA Review on FEB 877 * RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce ‘ir3 re | wn DD/S&T 1543/64 18 May 1964 MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director Security SUBJECT :| | ap SBT 1. Subject is a staff employee of OEL., She advised the undersigned on the morning of 18 May 1964 of statements made to her on Thursday evening 14 May, which associated the CIA with the assassination of President Kennedy, She wanted a report of the conversation made known to the Office of Security. ‘ 2, Mrs, indicated that she resided in Prince Georges County, Maryland, and several months previously had registered as a Republican in order to vote in the up-coming primary elections. ..This past Thursday night a Mrs. Sherwood telephoned Mrs. indicating she was one of the Delegates on the Republican ballot and was supporting Senator Barry Goldwater. Mrs, told Mrs. Sherwood that she had not decided which candidate to support, and that although she had ‘registered Republican she held a deep respect for the late President Kennedy. Mrs. Sherwood then made some disparaging remarks about the late President Kennedy. She also furnished specific information regarding what she described as a reliable prediction, made prior to November 1963, that President Kennedy would be assassinated, 3. Mrs. Sherwood indicated that an acquaintance in West Virginia, who said he was a former CIA courier, had told her prior to the assassination of President Kennedy that President Kennedy would be assassinated and that the assassin in turn would also,be killed. Mrs. Sherwood further advised, according to Mrs, that her attempts to locate this person in West Virginia, after the assassination, were not successful. Apparently, in Mrs. Sherwood's words, this person "just dis- appeared from sight", following the assassination of President Kennedy. re ™ eotlassiticacica e ~on © tne 28 et Baus db
14-00000 “dn EO rm . a3 SUBJECT: !Taden, Mrs. Ruth | 4, Mrs. said she did not identify herself as being with'CIA, and did not make any attempts to draw out Mrs. Sherwood for further information. Mrs does not have the name of the alleged ex-CIA courier no¥ the first name of Mrs. Sherwood. She identified Mrs. Sherwood as being number 33E on the Republican ballot in the Maryland primary of 19 May 1964. 5. If you desire further information from urs.| | she may be contacted on extension 9180, — IEF CC hn. JOHN R, PHERSON Security Officer . DD/S&T Attachment: Excerpt from Washington Post-20 May 64 ecu ca tree ai.e-: een Le
14-00000 BY a . are - ne 7 es = ae 2° “ < ° ra te Q . J ° “CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP es . oy PME. Nm te NET Bie ee fa 4 Font ne 937 tse previous editions -. vo. FORME E bs” 2 RE. : # gg: govesnment PRigTine OFricE : 696! O-—887288
Tem ge (> | SECRET memURNTO CA. : _-, MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD Bo fgg f Reproduce . ; 2h January 1964 FILE NUMBER SUBJECT OSWALD, Harvey Lee 351 164 The material obtained from the Immigration and Naturalization Service ° 2 in the office of Mr. Birch O'Neil, CI Staff, on 27 November 1963 with the understanding that it would be returned to the Office of Security when CI Staff is finished with it. 19604, Mr rtain g to lee Harve OSWALD's spouse Marina was provided to Mr. material: however, they intend to return it to the Office of Security when they have finished their interest. All material numbered 75 149 - 625, in the name of Marina N. OSWALD, has been transferred to the file of Lee Harvey OSWALD, #351 164, with the exception of the material in the possession of the CI Staff, which, when eturned, wi be placed in #351 164 also. Document Number 12s for FOIA Review on: FEB B77 OFFICE AND TITLE A¥ LAE Av “ie \ Ju AVE G SD/1 ’ ire E. TOBIASSEN FORM S Ee C JV i 7" T+ 62 1954 : Ree {  RKCLIORS Pout AUTOMATIC (40) ; Chabal Ih AKI Ons : pr Py
14-00000 REPORT OF INVESTIGATION oc - . . WASHINGTON (CATEGORY OF REPORT) — (FIELD OFFICE) DATE CASE NO. T5 1k9 625 OSWAID, Marina Nikolevna 17 December 1963 PERIOD OF INVESTIGATION Washington Field Office BOLLING, Chester T. CHARACTER OF CASE ’ “oy : ‘ “7 APPROVED: / | vlan FT Cf pt ~ {7 SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARG DE e: DISTRIBUTION: \ yy - — YY w—wiDQS. - orig. . GEORGE P. LOKER, JR. BD@S. - 1 WFO - 1 FO soto 646 USE PREVIOUS EouTtons. (43) ae Norte sae
14-00000 oe * ed # 75 149 625 . 17 December 1963 ’ GENERAL: At New Orleans, Louisiana: On 26 November 1963, Immigration and Naturalization file number A125 306 45, in the name of Marina N. GSWALD, was ; made available for review by C. W. JOHNSON, District Director, 3 Room 8023, New Federal Building, 701 Loyola Aveme. Copies of all pertinent documents contained in the _ file were obtained on an expedite basis, numbered in sequence 1 through 44, and previously forwarded. CTB/amg
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14-00000 co £ 75 149 625 17 December. 1963 ra GENERAL? 4 At Hew Orleans, Louisiana: On 26 Nove 1963, Iumigration and Naturalization file mumber Al25 80645, in the name of Marina N. GSWALD, was made available for review by C. W. JOHNSON, District Director, Room 8023, Ne? Federal Building, 7Ol Loyola Aveme. Copies of all pertinent documents contained in the file were obtained on en expedite basis, mmbered in sequence— 1 through 44, and previously forwarded. CTB/amg “neg.
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14-00000 CONFIDENTIAL (When Filled In) FROM: INCIDENT REPORT SUILDING SECURITY BRANCH DATE 2 December 1963 Time __ 1030 NAME _Jobn E. Donovan “GRADE _N/A OFFICE __N/A Washington 9, D. Ge Tele: 332=7717 INCIDENT___Telephone call TIME ©0937 —s—ss—séPLACE Washington, D. Co % SUMMARY OF INFORMATION: Donovan called to report that he knew and worked with Lee Harvey Oswald for a nine month period while fulfilling his military obligation in the Spring, Summer and Fall of 1959. Donovan advised he may possibly be of assistance in providing names and etc. of Oswalds intimate acquaintances during that period. Subject further advised that he has not discussed his knowledge of Oswald with the FBI or the Secret Service as of this time. Donovan is presently attending Georgetown University while teaching at Ascension Academy. He may be contacted any evening after 6:00 P.Me at the above address. Donovan related that he is a former FBI employee having worked there from June 1953 to 1956. It is also noted that advance knowledge of this call was received from NSO John Moretti and Major A. F. Boland, Agency employees, who are both members of Capt. John E. Donovan's USMCR unit. ACTION TAKEN: Contacted Charlie Kane, OS, who requested that this report be prepared and submitted so that the lead may be turned over to the FBI through official channelse. Docuifient Number I260- (033 for FOIA Review on . FEB. rT DISTRIBUTION: ORIG: DD/SEC (PPS), DD/SEC, OR D/S COPY: EAB/PD FILE: BSB/PHYS. SD 1 cy C/SRS Tse 1798 | CONFIDENTIAL ed
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404-10132-40102 t ‘ee OPTIONAL FORM NG. 16 ” eow-we UNITED STATES GOV~&NMENT Memorandum TO : Files . DATE: 5 December 1963 FROM : Chief, Research Branch/0S/SRS suByJECT: PAINE, Ruth nee: HYDE aka: Mrs. Michael PATNE 1. Mr. Cregar, FBI, on 4 December 1963 confirmed that the Subject is the daughter of William Avery HYDE, SSD-157435. Cregar was furnished a copy of two 1957 investigative reports on William HYDE for lead purposes only and was informed that William HYDE was under ‘consideration for a covert use by this Agency in Viet Nam in 1957 used. (This information had previously been obtained from | cr/sic). 2. Subject is the individual who is taking care of the widow of Lee Harvey Oswald and has apparently been quite well known to the widow of Lee Harvey Oswald and possibly Lee Harvey Oswald for an undetermined period of time. The possibility that William Avery HYDE was the father of Ruth PAINE was previously brought to the attention of Mr. Papich through Mr. O'Neal, CI/SIG. The Security File of William HYDE contains a copy of a 1956 FBI Investigative Report (SECURITY OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES ) on Sylvie Ludlow HOKE, aka: Mrs. John L. HOKE, nee: Sylvia Ludlow HYDE, who is the sister of Ruth PAINE. The file of William HYDE also contains a11956 OSI report on Sylvia HOKE. . 3. In addition to the above, it was previously know that William Avery HYDE and wife Carol HYDE were associates in the late 1920's and leter of Talbot BIELEFELT, #29931, who is currently employed by this Agency in FDD. A certain amount of information concerning William HYDE, Carol HYDE, and other associates of HYDE and BIELEFELT during the letter 1920's was furnished by Talbot BIELEFELT during interviews several years ago. At that time the BIELEFEL? Case was under extensive investigation. for FOIA Review og FEB 1977 “~ Bruce L. Solie BLS :rjd SECEET| Excluded tron roast downsrading and declassificatiog
(404-10132-10126].. e° aid * ‘ SENDER WILL, CHECK CLAS. CATION TOP AND BOTTOM . 8 |__| UNCLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL . CEATRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP | [roa name ayo AbpRegs «| gure/ [nimi a] mews WY DT [oss za a | |__| PREPARE REPLY |. | RECOMMENDATION | [Rerorn | SIGNATURE ) > . ut t so . : : 00 HEE SA he a tet oe «otc 8+ A TT ORCA tt eRe ac PE RS ttc ESTERS Unt bent «ap eee se snre appt apap ; “Captain Donovan had beén contacted at Andrews A.F.B. by Jerry O'Leary, also a Marine Reservist, .on the afternoon of Sunday, 1 December. 19632 .Mr. Solie, SRS, was verbally informed of this contact by .NSO Moretti at 0900 hours on 2 December 1963. . 7 7773 5 ‘FOLD HERE TO RETURN TO SENDER = FROM: NAME, ADDRESS AND PHONE RD. .f ef, Building 1G y_ Branch | 3Dec63 |__| UNCLASSIFIED [x | CONFIDENTIAL | | SECRET | : FORM HO. 997 _, tse previous editions . (40) hy exeeréhye d oe / $US, GOVERNMENT emtmTiNG QvercE : 196¢ O—Se7z82: «ate RE 2 Sr eel oa ae” See cone tO oy oh a Her Stef, sili a cee ee erties se eae a DO NOT REPRODUCE RETURN TO ClA