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(404-10106-10396 os “4 bee L MeSSAGE FORM & Bh. 8G, ROUTING AND/OR INITIALS + SEEN BY : F .. TOTALS corns:  _[§ ‘ . € as ‘ oar c: Lawren : Tate a tp, ‘ < : é ieee 61 | 1 Te; nes secneTAMIATOISSEMINATION To: INDEX On NO. INDEX (]-aerunn to ——_____.. pnanccu A FILE RID : i : D = jr FILE IN CS FILE NO. i aa “(eisasificdtiont ° Te {date and time filed)" _ {reforance oumber) ‘ 4 * we wee | ey, a6 Cs iy i CITE DIRECTOR ! Conde) CO | | — 8 ars 76 q _ RYBAT KEYWAY |  REFY bo1s IN 085506) . / Rer{ Ps Pen, vs ce ITH (<monnweld 9h REMMNMIER 7S FOR STATION | wR. 1, HERBERT ITKIN WAS A VOLUNTARY INFORMANT TO JKLANCE- STARTING 1962 AND CONTINUING. AFTER. 1965. HEABERORTED: ‘HROQUGHA~ a we SRAFE/AGE: - ACKNOWLEDGED IN: ‘PAPER. SUBMITTED TO FEDERAL DISTRICT COURT | ser es DERUR LOEFIGLM >, COMERVAMEWHO BI THIS 7 AN CAAA R ADIGA bee aa. IN NEW: YORK, NOT NEW YORK SUPRE E COURT. ITKIN WAS NOT ae: CONTROLLED AGENT, AND JKLANCE HAD NOTHING WHATSOEVER TO DO wit TRAVEL TO ENGLAND IN 1965, OR ANY OTHER TIME, : "2 ‘TTKIN HAS COMPLICATED LEGAL. PROBLEMS INVOLVING CUSTODY. P~me.d > a-8 a Pry a : . OF. WIFE'S CHILDREN, WHO UNDER COURT ORDER. WERE NOT SUPPOSED -TO LEAVE NEW YORK JURISDICTION, AS RESULT OF HER TRAVEL TO _ “ENGLAND: IN 1965 WITH CHILDREN SHE Lost CUSTODY TO HER FIRST. HUSBAND. _LTKIN, THEREFORE, ‘Us CLAIMING ‘TRAVEL WAS UNDER | DIRECTION JKLANCE IN ORDER TO INFLUENCE NEW YORK STATE COURT. TO RE STORE CUSTODY OF CHILDREN - continued on page. two COORDINATING OFFICERS RELEASING OFFI . . fxcluded Oe ‘automatic AUTHENTICATING No OFFICER _ SECRET | “feelselteatlon orricen : : vaclossHeallon : Nae _., REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy NO.
14-00000 . MESSAGE FORA ROUTING ANO/OR INITIALS SCEM BY! . ae . ; TOTAL COPIES: ae mor eo aT: oo a - SECRET ATE: = = BLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION ([] twoex (1) no invex (J rerun to —__._ BRANCH - Clrucao’ : 4 : PER | # (_] Fite in cs Fite No. a rs . s 1 eh _ “tq | FIle. VR. . i mM ae Ba if : bes (reterence number) © hee ““Giassitication) : {date and ta Fifa) a | a PAGE TWO) CITE DIRECTOR 922 o [TOWIFE, ITKIN SUPPORTS CLAIM BY DETAILED STORY, WHICH ON CAREFUL | INVESTIGATION WE CAN DEMONSTRATE TO BE FABRICATION. | 3, BACKGROUND OF SITUATION EXTREMELY COMPLICATED, 7 FRANKLIN I I, TINKHAM, WHO PERSONALLY HANDLING CASE WITH DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND VARIOUS ; INTERESTED PARTIES IN NEW YORK, LEAVING FOR MUNICH THURSDAY EVENT ING, 21 MAY, TWA 704, “ARRIVING LONDON, 8: 10 As M. . 22 MAY. CAN DELAY DEPARTURE FOR MUNICH TO LUFTHANSA 225, "LEAVING LONDON 7:45 BP. M. » 22 MAY, IF ; , DETAILED BRIEFING WANTED, Perm Siiriew Only rnd” wor ( Smoeanees,) abt | Ce) . . al | _ 4, “PLEASE INERM SOONEST,. Cpe OO DC/CI Of Po Fb — A ae _ BATDDP <F7- (eo Veen kiko RIAL © g fun SETISION Lawrence R. Houston General Counsel sy COORDINATING OFFICERS _ ; , Excluded oe outemetl . RELEASING OFFICER . uded fcom - auiematic AUTHENTICATING fo, SECRET , -¢ dowmgreding ond OFFICER REPAOL “TION BY OTHER. THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PaQHIBETED. ; copy NO. \ in | 2s
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14-00000 (yp, € kt QUL 7004 79 25 March 1970 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: ITKIN Case REFERENCE: Memorandum dated 20 March 1970 by Mr. Houston ve wf 1, This memorandum follows up paragraph 6 of referenced memorandum. The representative in Washington has indicated that the British Condulate here and in New York does indeed have a file on Mrs, ITKIN. She met at her own request. Mr. William Edward BRUCE in the New York Consulate on 19 August 1969. Mr. William Edward BRUCE is not David BRUCE, and he is not an MI. 5 representative or spokesman, 2. Mrs. ITKIN contacted the Consulate in order to commu- nicate that her two children were wards of the British High Court, that they had been removed from her custody by the British High Court and were now in danger from the Mafia in the United States, She desired to communicate this information because she said she was able to publicize her predicament in the British press. Mr. William Edward BRUCE had no prior knowledge of the ITKIN matter, custodial or otherwise, but he recognized the possible sig- nificance of what Mrs, ITKIN had to say. He therefore wrote two full pages, recording in detail what Mrs. ITKIN said, He told her that inasmuch as the children were outside of the jurisdiction of the British High Court, he saw little possibility of any effective redress even though the children might indeed be wards of the British Court. In any case, he would refer what she had had to say. Since August the New York Consulate has been sending clippings on the criminal aspects in the ITKIN Case as it is developed. The last set of clipp- ings arrived in Washington from the New York Consulate in December,
14-00000 2|PV 3. Nowhere in Mr. William Edward BRUCE's detailed report of this transaction with Mrs. ITKIN is there any acknowledg- ment of the statement she alleges to Miss PERLES as having been made by 'David'' BRUCE. I have not requested a copy of BRUCE's report although I am sure that th epresentative would make it available if we felt that a reading was a requisite, The ep- resentative in any case offered the possibility to us of going to BRUCE directly with a specific question on Mrs. ITKIN's allega- tion, I replied that I desired to consult with our General Counsel before taking that action. How say you? raymond Arca Deputy Chief Counter Intelligence Staff of tw
(toa t0106-10821 = * a es ee "f. A CIA report of 1961 lists him as a UN correspondent then planning an unsponsored trip to East Germany, Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Hungary... Dutch corespondents said that they had yet to see a story written by him. When he applied for membership in the UN correspondents' association, he was unable to produce a single clipping in support of the application. He travels extensively. He has excellent contacts in all Communist countries including Cuba. ."g. The Hague Post of 15 Aprill951, with a nationwide readership, characterized OLTMANS as an intimate friend of the then President of Indonesia, SUKARNO, and as having tried for five years to arrange contacts for SUKARNO in Holland. "h. An FBI report of 24 November 1961 restates the above and adds that he had been separated or divorced from his American wife 18 months earlier because the is not a man'. He was living | with a male at the time of the report. “i. An FBI report of 1 February 1962 includes an interview with the ex-wife, Frieda BIELING (she had remarried). She said that her ex-husband and President SUKARNO were close friends and that he wrote to SUKARNO at least once a week throughout their marriage. Around 1957 she and OLTMANS lived at the Paramount Hotel, New York, for a time. The Indonesian government paid their bill, which was more than $300. She met SUKARNO through her husband in May 1959 in Copenhagen. At the time of the introduction SUKARNO cleared the room of all advisors and bodyguards, then said to her, 'So you are Frieda. Well, I am Sukie.’ He told her ‘that he looked forward to receiving his weekly messages from her husband? at he always read_them just before he went to sleep while he was in bed.' She said that ten minutes after her wedding ceremony with OLTMANS was over, she was alone. Her father, she said, learned that OLTMANS had police record for molesting young boys in Amsterdam. She obtained a Mexican divorce in 1960. She°said that OLTMANS is at least intellectually a Communist and believes that Communism is the economic system of the future. "5. 365, 24 October 1966, says OLTMANS wrote pro- LUMUMBA articlIés in 1960, visited Cuba in 1962 and perhaps 1963, developed friendly relations with Chicoms at Fhe Hague and may have visited China in 1964. In August 1966 he applied for a Chicom visa at The Hague. "ke An FBI report of 12 May 1967 says that OLTMANS claimed to have written for RAMPARTS an article about CTIA in Indonesia. No such article has been found." vee mig aos wae | ¢ OER WE EV ap SEER "og Te fy ah nae) Oe .
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euffictently eredibie to elicit rather tavorabla vevlews Lroca geserelty” = well informed Dutch newspapers. ‘Several Dutch viewers ales. ; commented on the credibility [ef] his person and presentation. -— ° Lively that the NTE will try te gail shie program: to other European stations." a "Reference i says that the Dutch prose wad geosrally fevorsiile facts. Zhe majority opinion amsag Embasny, USIS, od CIA personnel: at The Hague is that he scemed credible to a largé proportion of the: ‘Dutch viewers. SYMPATHIZER | LV feals fiat the program created an _ ali-tims low in the U.S.‘ image in the Netherlands. Dutch TY alluded | to» tnd pet of ee Sewer still to, come. | aa . eynopete ‘eoding Oftmans followai’ ”
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104-10106-10544 AGENCY RECORD NUMBER : RECORD SERIES AGENCY FILE NUMBER Date: 01/27/05 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION CIA 104-10106-10544 JEK 80TO1L357A AGENCY ORIGINATOR : FROM TO TITLE DATE PAGES SUBJECTS DOCUMENT INFORMATION CIA CHIEF/TSD/DB CHIEF/PERSONNEL SECURITY DIVISION/O TRANSMITTAL OF INFO REQUESTED BY OS. 08/01/1963 1 MEMORANDUM CLEARANCE WITHHELD JFK ASSASSINATION DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER CLASSIFICATION : SECRET RESTRICTIONS 1B CURRENT STATUS RELEASED IN PART PUBLIC - RELEASED WITH DELETIONS DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 06/22/04 COMMENTS : JFK42 : F8 : 20040112-1033584 [R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10106-10544 HW 44559 Bocld: 323457709 Page 1
_. | DB MEMO NO. 6367 - 1 August 1963 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Personnel Security Division/oS ATTENTION: Mr. Steve Kuhn SUBJECT: Transmittal of U.S. Alias Documentation - Case 2786-B REFERENCE: Request of 0S, 18 June 1963 1. In accordance with reference request, transmitted herewith are the following nonbackstopped documents, prepared in the name indicated which have been brought up to date. William Walker Be William Walker Address) = foo — / Address) Birth Certificate Driver's License National Rifle Association Card Reserve Officers Association Card Britannica Patrons Card Britannica Patrons Card National Rifle Association Card . . ‘ Reserve Officers Association Card Rotary Club Card Subject documents are accompanied by explanation-instruction sheets for the bearer. 2. Interim security clearance was ‘provided by Mr. Jerry Gabriel, os/osD, | on 18 June 1963. The address, selected by TSD/DB with the concurrence of 08/08, i is that of @ multiple dwelling unit and is not backstopped. 3. It is understood that these documents will be used only for "flash! identification purposes in the U.S. and Europe. The bearer should be briefed on the use of the documents and the address used. vate 4. These documents will be returned to TSD/DB when no. longer x needed for operational purposes. 5. Please sign and return a copy of the enclosed memorandum receipt forms. ALBIN R. TRECIOKAS CHIEF /TSD/DB I _ Attachment: As stated Distribution: Orig and 1 - Addressee
ae [404-10106-10545] oe . Ce 7 ‘ . ss . a ‘ ; . “ @ a ot SECRET — RECEIPT FOR AUTHENTICATION MATERIALS IB CASE NO. __2786-B TO: TSD/IB DATE ___1 Aug 63 1 HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGE RECEIPT OF THE FOLLOWING AUTHENTICATION MATERIALS TRANSMITTED WITH MEMO NO. IB #6367 __ DATED __1 Aug 63___sAND PREPARED IN 2 ACCORDANCE WITH Request of 0S, 18 Jue 19630 = l (O_, : Address) Address) ( Birth Certificate | OL Dreiwer'te 4 . nal Rifle Association Card ec ReBérve Officers Association Card Britannica Patrons Cant Britenmnicea Patrons Cant Rational fi fleAssociation Cart ReserveOfficers Association Card LE fhe tu: NOTE: Authentication Materials must be returned to TSD/IB as soon as the intended oper. fional use has been fulfilled; unused documents, whether filled in or blank, must be returned to TSD/IB when no longer needed. TSD/IB should be notified if any of the Authentication Materials are destroyed, lost, or for any other reason can no longer be returned. D-061 | SECRET
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(404-10106-10683 Be ve e & re oCUNET a ” MEMORANDUM FOR: G/E/BG/G . SUBJECT ; : Role ef Vancouver, Caneda, in Disinformation re the Garris aed Investigation . os REFERENCE OCOW=6315, 22 August 1967, a! : subject: KEYWAY /Carrises Investigation | of Kennedy Assassination: Donald P. NORTON, file 106-3v0-17. crete AEE lL Reterence forwarded a CL/RGA memorandum about NORTON te sal Since that date FBI reports have shown that NORTON is a con man, aad U.S. Ale Force Medical records have re- vealed that he was discharged in July 1950 as a result of peychiatric problems, having tried on two or more occasions to commit suicide. NORTON's lies about CIA first appeared in the Vancouver Sun on 5 August 1967. a - 2. The attached FEI report, DBB 77295, 10 April 1967, concerns enother example of disinformation appearing fn Vancouver, favolving the Sua, and related to the Garrison case. A check of Agency {flee showed that we have no record of Trevor LAUTENS, Mario GRACIAS, or & | Mise Dorothy WHITTY. The reference of the unidentified caller to GRACIAS may have been a garble for Manuel GARCIA Gonsales, whom Garrison has nsmed as one of the assassins of President Keanedy but who appears to have disappeared or to be non-existent. There are no Agency traces (including JMWAVE) on GARCIA. 3, The Communist presé generally and Soviet news media epeciticall have given Garrison's story enthusiastic coverage and support, because it is obvivusly in their interest to malatain that President Keanedy was SECRET a 3 a ao 4 " Lic aratatnanain el daremanctercial 5,
~ SORT. 2 . assassinated not by pro-Communist Lee Harvey Cewald but rather as @ result of right-wing conspiracy favolving CIA. . og, The suriseiag of two seach allegations te ov throagh the Vancoygver San scems to place & strain on coincidence. Do you have say information about the use of the Sun im ether eurfacings of MHORDER propaganda _ ggatast CIA? Is there any infoxmation about contacts between employees of ‘the Sua and representatives of Seviet {ntelligence? If ne such information te at band, :it would be appreciated if these queations were forwarded te ‘the Statien. Although Headquarters hes ae record of Trever LAUTENS, is ie conceivable that Station files may aise eld tafermation abwut bins. Attachments Distribution Orig & 1 ~ Adressee 1-A/DCI (Mr. Goodwin) 5 i - General Counsel . ae A « Office of Security (Atta: Mr. Paul Gaynor) Le CU/RGA Chromo Ee paces 1» DP for file (New Vanceaver fille) ~~ -_ 1 CI/REA (Mise Smith) ee SRR AAR RT PT nee “GRET ewe ene ne ce eet ame oe Sane ame comes
[104-10106-10688 . My _ SEDRET 22 June 1968 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, LEOB/SRS SUBJECT: WAGELL, Richard Case - $264170 REF: If Cable 25955 ata 6 dune 1968 fron | 5/8 OUT Coble 06625 ata Time 1968 tq =| 5-19 Reference cables concern the claim of an individual appearing at the Consul General's office in Zurich, Sqitzerland on & June 1968 thet he is one Richard Case BAGELL. SAGELL was sentenced to a 10 year term for bank robbery on 9 June 1964 and is supposedly in a federal prison in Missouri. GARRIBON interviewed Subject as a witness in his investigation according to ® news clipping from the CHICAGO AMERICAN dated 2 January 1968. The clipping is marked in Subject’s file which is attached. This file also contains copy of the summary dated 18 January 1968 preg¢pered in research on the GARRISON CASE. It would be of interest for documentation of Subject's file to agcertain from the FBI if Subject is still in préson. I dia not receive reference IN Cable 25955 inttialiy. Attached is e@ copy I obtained from 05 Cable Desk. However, the original copy wes routed to SRS and it is possible some one else on the Steff is already hendling the matter. Sarah K. Hall sRS/OS Att. as Stated GROUP 1 Excloded fram automatics. dswagrading and declagsificatioa | D0 Na Rone oe raey
a 29 August 1968 — ao SUBJECT: GEITZ, Charles . , . - Charles SEITZ is identified as @ pilot who was employed by the FLOURNOY Flying Service at the same time eas-Leslie Normen BRADLEY. It  - ; 4s reported that SRITZ stated that when BRADLEY learned of the esssassinstion (President KENNEDY), he decided he hed to go to Niemi immediately. A check of 08 records revealed the following information on one Charles 4e currently being considered for a Proprietary Approval | > uy The granted. Charles J. SEITZ was born 31 January 1943 at Steele City, Nebraska and resides at 8k San Pablo, Wichita, Kansas. He is currently @ test pilot with Cesena Aircraft Compeny, Wichita, Kansss. From 1963 to dime 1966 Subject was in the U. 8. Army. He was a flight mechanic and had tours in Vietnam and Thailend. Charles's father, Charles Williem SEITZ, was born 21 December 1917 at Hollenberg, Kansas end currently resides et 2111 South Terrace, Wichita, Kanses 67218. Inquiry was mede of DOD if either Charles J. or his father Charles Williem SEITZ, had ever been employed by the Jack R. FLOURNOY Flying | Service and it was determined that both Charles J. SEITZ and his father were employed by FLOURNOY in 1962-1963. Tha Jack R. FLOURNOY Flying Service went out of business in 1964 end the ower, Jack R. FLOURNOY, is currently employed as 4 salesman. . ey Ripa var DOE RERUN To CA lel