AGENCY : RECORD NUMBER : RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : ORIGINATOR : FROM: TO: TITLE: DATE: PAGES: SUBJECTS : DOCUMENT TYPE: CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : CURRENT STATUS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : ee v9.1 HW 4464 DocId:32300807 / JFK Assassination System Date: Identification Form Agency Information FBI . 124-10277-10142 HQ 100-401762-1ST NR 129 Document Information — FBI SAC, NY DIRECTOR, FBI 07/18/1966 2 RCF, SHF, ASSOC, POLIT AND SUBV ACT, CP PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT Unclassified 4 Redact 10/01/1998 INDEFINITE Released under the John Kennedy WSsassination Records ollection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note}. asex#: NW 54464 Date: WO-10-2017 102 Page 1 5/1/2015
_ DIRECTOR, FBI their residence 110 Christopher Street, New York, NY. ore? av tit GES, Cet ome ‘\ ee 6S ea Wictaia 2/98 ey MECL gccum on! as HW 54464 one point SUSAN FRANK stated, 7/18/66 SAC, NEW YORK SUSAN HEILIGMAN FRANK = | Is - CH ow 00: NY) Rey Bufile 100-339235) . m (NY 100-42479) “ z= wd RICHARD CYRIL FRANK aie ts: cB 2B. 00 :NY¥ te - (Burile 100-401762) | NY 100-107383) _ € Rerep SA DANIEL A. FLYNN dated 3/29/56, at NY. ae | © NY 5225-S* dined with the subjects at During the evening, the conversation covered general topics and at "We are the same as we were. NY 5225-8* seizing on this statement as an opportunity to express himself favorably toward Communist chine stated, "I am sure you are but I am not. After much soul ¢ earching I came.to the eoneclusion that China has taken the correct course in many ways:' NY 5225-S* stated that this opened up a general discussion of - the situation in Vietnam. During this conversation NY 5225-S* took a position favoring the actions taken by the Vietcong. — RICHARD FRANK did most of the talking but spoke only general | terms. RICHARD FRANK in speaking, was extremely pro-Chinese. . He indicated that the “Buddhist leaders behind the scenes commandc a great following but that the war is forming a polarization 7 of thought and this is causing the Buddhists to lose their power , forcing them to make their present moves. He stated there is nothing revolutionary, about them and they are now seeking ; American support. 960 ! On 6/9/66, é 4 Bureau . /Go « ¥ oni Ter . ~2 - New York oo DAP: lig ROT RECORDED } ee 56 Aue 1 1966 eee AO N DoclIda: 32300807 Page 2?
HW 54464 NY 100-42479 NY 100-107383 In passing SUSAN FRANK had mentioned that she had been in Algeria and appeared friendly toward NY 5225-S*. She in speaking on Vietnam, stated that the Russians, according to an article published in "Pravda" were gloating over the failure of China in Indonesia. She stated that the article in "Pravda" referred to the Indonesians as "Rebels." She™stated that the actions taken by the Indonesians were definitely anti revolution. (stay ~S* appeared receptive to this line of \ During the evening, both the subjects were friendly and receptive to NY 5225-S*. The informant-stated that he is of the pene that SUSAN FRANK warmed up to him politically and that e,indirectly tried to explain.to him her political feelings. (ua) ; conversation. | * NY 5225-S* described the subjects as tight- Lipped | and cautious. ta) NY 5225-S* is a f£ r resident of China and had met the subjects in China. pyr . ; Efforts are continuing to develop an exploit ‘the informant's relationship with the subjects. uy) ye NY 4047-S* had advised that the subjects continue their close relationship with MILTON K. ROSEN andthe ‘Progressive Labor Movement and with JAMES and ANN LEE of the "China Daily News. DoclIda: 32300807 Page 3 Sa