v9.1 JFK Assassination System Identification Form Agency Information AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER: = 124-10211-10456 RECORD SERIES: HQ AGENCY FILENUMBER: CR 105-86307-5 Document Information ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: HILL, RICHARD W. TO: DIRECTOR, FBI TITLE: DATE: 06/15/1960 PAGES: 24 SUBJECTS : DLH, ASSOC, BKG, RES, EMP, MED/PERS HIST, MIL SERV DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: — Secret RESTRICTIONS: 1B; 1C;4 CURRENT STATUS:  Redact DATE OF LASTREVIEW: 05/14/1998 OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE COMMENTS : NW 45808 Docid:32293680 Page 1
: ww 105-39681 . - SECRET, | | Concerning GERALD COOK, 360 west 23rd St., NYC, listed by SALEBE as a reference, NY indices reflect that GERALD COOK,. a writer, is a former , “SI subject of the NYO, Bureau file 100-182839; ny file - 200-81435.. However, it is not possible with the information at hand, to determine if these GERALD COOKS areeidentical. [It is also noted that a GERALD COOK was said to be accompaniest of LIBBY HOLMAN REYNOLDS in 1952 and that a GERALD COOK, 360 west 23rd Street, NYC, furnished an affidavit for SALEBE at the time SALEBE petitioned for naturalization. Concerning RAOUL GEL@BERT, 63 East llth St. : NYC, listed as a reference by SALEBE, an investigation © (ABELARDO GELABERT3 SM-C, NY file 100-139898 was . | conducted to ascertdn, if RAOUL GELG@BERT was the husband of DOROTHY (LNU), poasibly.to GEL@BERT; SM-C, Ny file | 100-139584, without resolving the question. | { concerning DENNIS LYNN HARBER, it is noted that he is the subject of a closed fcontact case entitied (6X4) "DENNIS LYNN ER; IS-R", NY file 105-37990. HARBER had also been{in contact with KOVALEY }but no intemew( S) | was recommend due to HARBER's history of mental |. _ ,ilingss. It is noted. that HARBER was SALEBE'S roommate \ yo and was given_b BE as a reference. ‘according to ' | je EPSTEIN and NY Pl and Ny T-3 respectively OTHER 4 oo in the report, ‘SAPEBEBtold them at the party on \ | z - April 16, 19 6, “that’HARBER had contacted SALEBE from \ | t _s, « sMexico citys requesting $100.00 for fare to NYC and \ that he had told HARBER to "go to heli", that HARBER had always been a lot of trouble to him. & Concerning LIBBY HOLMAN REYNOLDS, She is an SI subject of the New Haven Office, "ELIZABETH HOLMAN | (mrs. ZACHARY SMITH REYNOLDS, Mrs. RALPH HOLMES), wth aliases; SM-c", Bureau file 100- 3633 3; New Haven 100-12339; N¥ 100-103066. , COVER PAGE ~ B = | | . It is noted that AY OTHER 4 “(NY 7-5) attended a cocktail party given DY REYNOLDS at (PL (U) | i , ECRET | : a SEUN MQ NOes. | ys A RR EE SS { NW 45808 DociId:32293680 Page 2
am) t ED-204 (Rev. 9-23-58) f- UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF: JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Copyto: . OSI, 2nd District Office : | ae . | CONFBENTIAD : Report of: RICHARD W. HILL . Office, New York, New York Date: 6/15/60 BS File Number: New York 105-39681 Bureau 105-84265 UL Title: AMERICO pp a P29 4 QE 4 SUE sents” & fauz2s Y DECLASSI iEY ON: 25X_L or ) Declassity on: oaprZ 5}, Character: INTERNAL SECURITY - R Fh Synopsis: \iccoraine to. informants, sarksb, date of birth 9/26/21. . t Mompos, Barranquilla or Bolivar, ColombiaXhas been © in the company of LEQ ID A. KOVALEV, a. Soviet National] on numerous occas ALEBE resides at 454 w. tonal] St., NYC, and is emp i ed as an Aircraft Electrician by Lockheed Aircraft Service International, Inc:, NY ~ Intemational Airport; this corporation has ‘classified | USAF contracts and he has access to classified material. forth: (@y/, activities, associates, and description set "4 F forth. g “ALL INEORMATION CONTAIN CLASS. & EE 7 J) HEREIN 15 UNCLASSIFIED | ” REASON - FoL UL i [a OSHERISE bra Yer oe : "DETAILS : BASIS OF INVESTIGATION . is investigation ‘is predicated | upon information | furnishedby NY T-1 on January 28, 1959, that SALEBE . .ttended a party in ‘August or ‘September, 1958, at which i ‘(9 ONID A. \KOVALEV]was present. This party was given z by ANNET RLY; a former Berlitz School..of..Languages eo English Teacher, at her residence, 128 West ee west (ard Street, Street, ho NéW"“VYOrRE"=CLty  "SALEBE told informant that he had seen” Lil wash Py (KOVALEV OFS On several occasions as KOVA ia Ry can friendly wit yes roommate, DENNI “SECRET «© CONPSBENTIAL This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of any kind. It is the property of the FBI, and is a loan to your agency; it and/or its contents are not fo be distributed outside your agency. 16—74625-1 Gro | ' NW 45808 DociId:32293680 Page 7
; NY 105-39681 | CONFPRENTIAL the United Nations. Secretari as a ranslator.) r.) August 28, 1959, and on September 18, Cs $4 1959, NY T-2 advised that yu was engaged in _inteltigence activities } Cs) (220 ID AFANASIEVICH KOVALEV, a Soviet Nat ona ]C 5) was emplo at. soon OF SUBJECT ‘Birth Oo On March 30, 1960, IC DANIEL J. CURTIN examined the records of the Board of Elections for the. Borough of Manhattan, New York City. Thesesrecords reflect SALEBE's date of birth as September 26, 1921, at Barranquilla, Colombia. On May 3, 1960, LEROY H. BARNARD, Plant protection Manager, ‘Lockheed Aircraft’ Service International, Incorporated, New York International Airport, made available SALEBE's employment record. This record reflects SALEBE was born on September 26, 1921, at Mompos, Colombia, to JOSE SALEBE-and-MARIA SENIOR DE. SALEBE. Marital Status The records of the Board of Elections for the Borough of.Manhattan, New York City, examined by IC J. CURTIN on March 30, 1960, reflect that in making permanent registration to vote in 1957, SALEBE indicated | that he was single. ‘Relatives On May 3, 1960, LEROY H. BARNARD, Plant Protection Manager, Lockheed Aircraft Service International, . Incorporated, New York International Airport, made » available: employment records of the subject. On an © - application for employments SALEBE listed the following relatives: - 2 Dao: ; Nw 45808 DociId:32293680 Page 8 _— — en ee
SECRET Ny 209-3908" CONSRENTIAL "visiting relatives". SALEBE indicated he resided at Bogota, Colombia, from June 22, 1956, to october or November, 1956, where he was visiting his family. Activities On September 27, 1959 T-3 advised that he learned that BURTO AN HO SOREMAN, a Columbia... END Japanese. uctor, who resides cee a party at his residence in June, 1958 informant heard that [IVAN Y. FEDORCHENKO, KOVALEV,] DENNIS HARBER, and AMERICO SALEBE. attended(s this party and there were approximately 30 to #0 ersons present. he informant also learned ‘(9 (rovars Lev] was} very. riendly with HARBER. @ pang Se YAKOVLEVICH FEDORCHENKO, a Soviet National, was the First Scretary, Soviet United Nations Delegation, 680 park Avenue, New york City. %) ~Clafetont.-qvonue, —aparbnent 3, Hey Wp eet ONID On October 1, 1959, NY T-3 stated that he learned that. HARBER and SALEBE resided at 454 west 22nd street, New york City, Telephone CH 3-7208 in 1958; a he also learned that [SOVALEY had visited their (6) ° = residence os On January 28, 1960, Ny T-1 advised that he had learned that HARBER, a former English Teacher at the Berlitz School of Languages, Rockefeller Center, New ork City;vwhad been shown a good deal of interest by | ORIS Ss. OV and FEDORCHENKQ| when they were Berlitz (s) English students  NYT-1 als Hig that HARBER'Ss as roommate was A CO SALEBE, yi - | | BORIS SEMENOVICH IVANOV, a Soviet National,- was a Counselor of the Soviet United Nations pelegation, 680 park Avenue, New york 0) a YURII A. RASTYOROV, ormer Soviet Intelligence OS 3 | officer, \a vised SAS MAURICE A. TAYLOR and LEWIS E. GLENN fy) ! SE ECRET ‘Se . aa i NW 45808 DociId:32293680 Page 9
NY 105-39681 | | conse on April 13, 1959, when he examined a photographof IVANOV,) that he recognized it as being that of an CS) ntelligence officer]Jwhom he had seen at (toscow C$ eadquarters of the MaB Jand/or (ict ommittee o ntcrgation)) (3) between 1945 and 1950. ~ He advised (TVANOV's nang }was Cs) not familiar to--whim and he could furnish no additional data regarding/this person.) \G) 1so on january 28, 1960, NY T-1 advised that he h learned that ANNETTE EBERLY, a former Berlitz teacher, gave a-party in August or September, 1958, at her residence, 128 west 73rd Street, New york City, which HARBER, SALEBE OVALEV, YURIY A. MISHUKOV and, BORIS [.. BUKATIY attended; there were (S approximately’ 50 - persons at.the party. The informan could furnish no..other pertinent information regarding this party. ‘ ee BORIS IVANOVICH BUKATIY, a Soviet National, was employed at the United Nations Secretariat as a Translator- Trainee KS) Jo YURIY ALEKS ICH MISHUKOVis a Soviet National - | employed by the United Nations Secretariat as a Translator. on May 27. 1939; NY T-4 advised that MISHUKOV has engage n intelligence activ es. ah Me, (OB) —_ on April 14, 1960, Ny T-1 advised that he had learned that. SALEBE is employed by Lockheed at Idlewild Airport. He also leaky€d from SALEBE that SALEBE, COVALEY MISHUKOV, and IM (LNU)}had attended S) a party, Given by a wealthy soc¢iety woman during the summer of 1958. The informa& also learned that this woman had contacted SALEBE on April 13, 1960, in grder to arrange another party to which several ovieted s) would be invited. The informant also learned tha this woman planned to visit (Russiajat one time, puts) never did so. On April 19, 960, “the informant stated that he had learned that this woman's name is LIBBY HOLMAN REYNOLDS. HK Rs SECRED . iS ' NW 45808 DocId:32293680 Page 10
o. — SECRET NY 105-39681 COMPREN HAL In June, 1959, NY T-5 advised that he was present at a cocktail party given by: LIBBY HOLMAN REYNOLDS at 121 East 61st Street, New york City. his party the informant stated he met, two (Soviet Nationals f 5 whom he subsequently identified ff from photog aphs as LEONID A. KOVALEV and VADIM A. RELYUK,] (Ve) [vaDIM ALEKSANDROVICH KIRILYUK, a soviet National, was employed in the stee Department of the United Nations Secretariat.| on May 25, 1960, 1€) ' an article entitled "Lodge gives UN Histories of Il Spies", appeared in the "New york Mirror", a daily New York newspaney. os oxding to this article, RYCABOT, MONGE \disclosed.to the united Nations sect asic Council « eyNey 24, 1960, that 11 Soviet eSpionage agents had#been expelled from the . United States_since STALIN'S death. Among the ll_ - ; LODGE listed#vapIM A, eet a soviet National} C! J ari employed at (the united nations]from 1958 to 1960. Ce). Contacted aniérican in Boston with request for data fs 5 concerning cryptographic machines! used by the (united ~ ; Sates army. ac ired by (United Nations)and left for C$ J i Russia. ' i] ; april 19, 1960, NY T- -1. advised ‘that my party at his residence on April 16, .1960, and OTHER 4 earns and [rovaney]were among the 19 persons fa; 8 . et The in [oovase learned that SALEBE greeted . Cs) ROVALEVI waymly and asked him how{"GEORGE" was, referring © MISHUKOV. - KOVALEV said that MISHUKOVJwas to. have(S) rovargye the party but could not at the last minute. (S Chovatgyjasked if HARBER: wasijstill in town and SALEBE © | old that HARBER was in‘a hospital intKansas. — Tt The informant stated t SALEBE attended the party with his present roommate ILL (LNU), a Colombian National. Associates LI Colombla . | | GERALD COOK, 360°-west 23rd street, New york city - COOK was given as a reference by SALEBE on his Le, ‘ - 9 - | NW 45808 DocId:32293680 Page 11