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13-00000 3 2000031 - 2000035 BEPK's SECRET notes - Original See 11110533 - 11110564 2000064 - 2000075 B. WOLF's SECRET notes re nhotograph of OSWALD in Minsk - Original See 11111304 - 11111396 2000101 - 2000131 ORR's SECRET write-up on Bernard BARKER - Original In cludes UNCLASSIFIED questions for BARKER See 11112142 - 11112158 2000132 - 2000134 Summary of notes (SECRET) re Paulino SIERRA-Martinez - Original (from Security files) See 11112168 - 11112174 2000135 “ORR's SECRET notes, 28 June 1978, re Carlos RODRIGUEZ - Quesada - Original “See 11110948 - 11110949 ‘Pr 2000136 - 2000141 SMITH's SECRET notes - Original : See 11110310 eG001482 - 2000227 KLEIN's first TOP SECRET draft re NOSINKO becomes known to US intelligence - TS 780533, copv 1 of l 2000168. - 2000174 KLEIN's TOP SECRET draft re NOSENKO - to be destroved - XEROX conv ; 2000176 - 2009178 KLEIN's TOP SECRET draft NOSENKO - to be destroved - XEROX copy See 2000168 - 2000174 29001 &2 KLEIN's TOP SECRET draft re NOSENKO - to be destroved - XEROX conv See 2000168 - 2000174
104-10428-10003 1 June 1981 MEMORANDUM FOR: Information and Privacy Division . Mr. Jon E. Wolfe FROM : CS/Records Management Officer SUBJECT -: ~—Filmed DDO Records for the House Select Committee ; on AssasSinations. ‘1. . Attached box contains 72 reels of microfilm which represent those records reviewed or made available to staff members of the committee. Also contained therein are an index to each reel plus a Form 4034. prepared by the undersigned. 2. ‘These records are forwarded to you for disposition and. inclusion into the DDA collection of records maintained for the _. future use of Congress and the Committee. You may need to change the job. number on the Form 4034 to one you have set aside. for film. - 3. If you have any questions concerning this transaction, please contact the undersigned on extension 9079, room 2D11.
13-00000 * "FILM INDEX FOR CIA/DDO HOUSE COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS RECORDS. (Reviewed by House Staff). REEL # 1-18. True name dossiers. (201 files). 19. Crypt dossiers. Also former COS/Mexico files. ¢ 20-23. Project files. 24. Project files. AlsoGarrison Investigation. 25. Garrison Investigation. Also anti-Castro Organizational files. 26-27. Anti-Castro. organizational files. 28. Anti-Castro organizational files. Also CIA Personnel files. = 29, CIA Personnel files. ~ 30. CIA Personnel files. Also Mexico Station files. 31-43. Oswald, Lee Harvey 201 file. 44, Oswald, L.H. 201 file. Also miscellaneous 201 files. HTLINGUAL material. 4S. Nosenko file. 46. Nosenko file. Also Mexico City chronos. “47. Mexico City chronos. ‘ty 48. Miscellaneous material. 49. Miscellaneous. END OF REVIEWED MATERIAL...... RKKKRKKKKAKKKARERKRRKRRARRAKEK
13-00000 (2) CIA/DDO Records not reviewed by the HSCA. REEL # 50-56. True name dossiers. 57-59. CIA personnel files XQ¥XUMNZIXARIHARX -60. CIA Personnel files./ Organizations. . 61. Organizations./ Nosenko Interrogations. 62. Nosenko Interrogations./ Organizations. 63-72. Organizations. END OF HSCA MATERIAL RARKKAKRKKKKKKRRKRKRKKRRRRKAKAKRE
104-10428-10004 ce of _ MEMORANDUM FOR: VIA: PROM: SUBJECT: REFERENCE; 11 AUG Jo02 DD/O.LF‘D43/ CIA Records Management Officer General Counsel Deputy Director for Operations Director, Office of Legislative Liaison General Counsel John F, Pereira 4 ere ton Chief, Information Management Staff LL3- D555 | Request for Authorization to Access Segregated Documents in connection with the Allen FOIA Litigation No. 81-2543 (1U0) OGC Memo 83-06749, dated 9 August 1983, subject: Processing Documents in Allen v, Department of Defense, et al., No. 81-2543 (D.D.C.) (U) As advised by reference (copy attached), CIA has been ordered by the District Court to process the documents contained in the aterial in connection with the Allen v. pe artment of Defense, et al, FOIA law suit. your authorization is requested . to permit access and review by. designated po personnel of the po Portion of the segregated material. (Iyo) Attachment: OGC Memo 83~-06749 APPROVED: ce) Luonn ¥, Pereiry7 = | /3/ Ernest Mayerfolg Se | 12 Aug 1993 De Director for Operations a poe Care on dee ove GS jDirector, Office of Legislative Liaison STANLEY SPORKIN 28 AUG 1903 General Counsel | WARNING Notice of . PSRIVATIVE CLBY 0108833 INTELLISENCE Sounres 7 ya ntwarcrasee, . AX DECLM RFVwan. AnD =
104-10428-10005 ADMIN - INTERNAL USE ONLY 15 October 1984 MEMORANDUM FOR: Russell Holmes ' JFK Resident Expert FROM :| SUBJECT : Estimated Costs of Processing HSCA Microfilm Per "Wayne" of P&PD, the revised estimate for processing the HSCA Microfilm is as follows: 7Z Reels @ 2400 frames per reel x 1 copy = 172,800 cys. Labor - 108 hours @ approx. $20.00 per hr* = $ 2,160.00 Paper 604.80 ‘Toner , , 662.20 Developer | 404.20 Maintenance Contract** 2,592.00 Total 6,423.20 * May include overtime *kApproximately .01 1/2 cents per copy FRAN ADMIN - INTERNAL USE ONLY
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13-00000 AB MEMO NO. 194 29 MARCH 1977 MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Chief, Latin America Division ATTN : Chris Hopkins FROM ': Graphics and Authentication Division/Senior Operations Officer SUBJECT : Photo Comparison REFERENCE : DDO/LA Division Memo, dated 25 March 1977 1. On 28 March,Chris Hopkins of Latin America Division handcarried photographs to OTS/GAD for identification comparison. These photos were examined by the undersigned and two identification experts of the Disquise and Identification Section. 2. The results of the comparison is as follows: A. Facial Shape - Close similarities, although there are slight differences which are probably due to subject's age differences. B. Chin - Fair similarities-the loss of muscletone due to ageing is most apparent here. C. Hair Line - Again good similarity with the natural ravages of time factored in. D. Set and Proportion of. Eyes and Eyebrows - Close similarities. (Comparison of eve detail is not possible due to poor photo quality) E. Nose and Caliper Lines - Close similarities in the nose but the younger man has no sign of the distinctive caliper lines which extend from the nose to either side of the mouth on the known Soviet. This could be explained by loss of muscletone and/or differences in lighting. F, Mouth - The shape, proportion and expression of the mouth and the whole area from the tip of the nose to the tip of the chin is perhaps the most distinctive characteristic of both subjects. Here the similarities are very close. SECRET
pal Tle | SUBJECT: Photo Comaprison PAGE -2- G. The proportions of the head, check bones and the body style of the younger man tend to indicate he is of slavic origin. 3. The results of this type comparison are rarely absolute and are usually limited by poor photo quality or differences in viewing angle. With that understood it is our opinion the two subjects of the forementioned photo comparison could very likely be the same person. If additional photographs of the subjects, particularly if they are of better quality, are obtained, we would be happy to examine those as well. [ro os. . Antonio J. Mendez enior Operations Officer, OTS/Graphics and Authentication Division BECKET
104-10428-10012 id ’ 2 fe ~ ” J « mF a, ° x . 5 TS A CR TRA A EE A a TT ; \, PNY ee - ea . . ete. rr ia aT ALN-72-77 11 March 1977 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Miami Field Office FROM : Chief, Domestic Collection Division, Operations Services Group, Alien Branch SUBJECT : Case 57845 1. Please show the attached photographs of an unidentified man to Subject... A photograph of this man was published in the Warren Commission report on the assassination of President Kennedy. Copies have also been-widely..distributed in news media by journal-. -- ists critical of the Warren Commission investigation. The unidenti- fied man visited the Cuban and Soviet Embassies in Mexico City during’ October 1963. As of October 1963, he was described as approximately 35, athletic: build, about.6 feet tall, blond receding hairline with balding top, and wore khakis and sport shirt. 2. We would appreciate any information Subject is able to provide on this man. 3. Should you obtain any OIR reports, please use referent CPLA-006877. - + -- Attachments: AS Stated ©3 E 2 IMPDET CL BY 006875
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13-0000Q . _ a - REF ¢ pep CASE $7845 | ~ ee ® w oes . eo *F | a » toe CONFIBENTIAL 1816082 MAR 77 STAFF a CITE DCDAMIAMY 13919 — : 103 DODATEADQUARTERS, = WNINTEL/WOMACE INTERNAL USE ONLY MIAMI OIR-86870-77 SUBJECT’ UNIDENTIFIED KGB OFFICER CPLA-686877 1, ON I7 MARCH 1977, A FORMER MEMBER OF THE CUBAN GENERAL DIRECTORATE OF INTELLIGENCE (DGI) WAS REQUESTED TO IDENTIFY AND PROVIDE INFORMATION ON AN UNIDENTIFIED MAN. THE FORMER DGI MEMBER IDENTIFIED THE MAN AS YURI C(LNU), A KGB OFFICER, WHOM HE MET IN, ‘MOSCOW IN 1964 WHILE ATTENDING AN INTELLIGENCE COURSE IN THAT. CITY, HE SAID THAT YURI, A FLUENT ENGLISH AND SPANISH SPEAKER ,. _WAS ACTING AS A TROUBLESHOOTER FOR THE CUBAN GROUP, ABOUT 15, ATTENDING THE COURSE. @. THE FORMER DGI MEMBER SAID THAT THE CUBAR GROUP, ALORG WITH THE BULGARIANS, WERE QUARTERED IN THE SAME BUILDING IN MOSCOW AND THAT YURI LIVED WITH THEM. ANYTIME THAT TRE CIBANS HAD A PROBLEM ‘YURI WOULD SOLVE IT FOR THEM. HE ALSO SAID THAT YURI WAS A_GOOD FRIEND OF JUAN (PSEUDO), A KGB OFFIC HT THE CUBANS ABOUT THE AGENCY AND THE WEST GERUANINTELLIGENCE APPARALUS JUAN TOLD) THE FORMER MBER ONE DAY THAT HE HAD SERVED IN MEXICO FOR 1 ABOUT 20-YEARS-AND IN THE US CLANDESTINELY FOR ABOUT 18 YEARS. ATH THE TIME JUAN WAS ABOUT 55 YEARS OLD. YURI DID NOI ATTEND CLASSES WITH THE CUBAN GROUP. HE WAS ONLY ENTRUSTED WITH THEIR WELFARE. £2 IMPDET CL BY @11668 CONFIDENTIAL
13-00000 a . . woven od } oo. eo oye Chics ; SB | HED eG REURAE AG ap Se MATE OR a lee i. 7 — ‘ ; < is i * meee wt a MINE eee ee ee - meee en —-- + j pee _) Sransnittal@ed dmarerstaon Cards i ACTION: For Richore dg. ULLMAN Transmitted herewith is vhe latest group of photostats of Immigration Cards. yNelson C. CHIRUCK SERENE ENT jee Attachment: AS stated lexewith Distribution: a * * 2 ~ CSB h/w att. . 2 —_- c/RP ws ry a an a ee. oa wear ew f Ot fe , nad , ; ~~ PDISPATCH SYMBOC AND HUMBER 1 | TS —_— + 4 | S EC IN - COELA)- 49339 CLASSI ICATION - de -” _ - : soe oe ao * . oo dune 19G& 7 a. | C4 129-158
424-10212-10247 JFK Assassination System — Date: 5/4/2015 Identification Form Agency Information AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER: — 124-10212-10247 RECORD SERIES: ~HQ AGENCY FILE NUMBER: — 100-339235-381 Document Information ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: LEG, OT TO: DIRECTOR, FBI TITLE: DATE: 09/29/1971 PAGES: 3 SUBJECTS : [Restricted] DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT , CLASSIFICATION: — Secret RESTRICTIONS: 1B; 4 CURRENT STATUS: —Redact DATE OF LASTREVIEW: 09/21/1998 OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE, APPROVAL OF CIA COMMENTS : INC 2 LTR en A ieee tne snus v1: ‘ 18 HW 50953 Docld:322793971 Page 1
Date: 99.7] S To: Director, FBI (Bufile : 9 OBIECTION 10 | : 100-339235 ¢ MEST 1ON anor ; lh Attention : OETEASE. or CA iWFOR ‘ ( t m: Legal Attache, Ottawa ( 105-2499 IN THIS poe jo-to M Title y Character : + ta S SUSAN Gunmen Is - CH X hy " Reference (00; NY) Mylet 9=17-71 Enclosed are the following communications received from thefRCMP |S) Original and x O°. copies off RCMP letter and attachment thereto. dated 9-9-71. Remarks: ‘ir Cleveland C. _Cram is the CIA representative 18 cL (oe AM cus. Sots Sofa DECLAGSIFY ON: 2EA__ ONG... fe (1 &r f in ened. Gera (veo joe FF oC Dissemination (See para. aes m/f) LC] May be made as received vi a May be made as indicated by stamp on enclosure May not be made without further clearance wit RCMP is) EL ...Following offices would be interested in receiving copies of enclosures: NEW. YORK (100-43479) Status with this office: [XX] ruc VA oneins Do not write in space below = 4 MW, é)- 8 Bureau (Enc. -6) ENG OSU, (1 - New York) ie : MLI/b1w hi OOOO 2 L1974'.  wepge HY 50953 DBoctd: 32293971 Page 2?
Los . PRIERE D’ ADDRESSER LES LETTRES COMME SUIT: a ALL CORRESPONDENCE TO- BE ADDRESSED: ,— . THE COMMISSIONER \ ) ey LE COMMISSAIRE ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICES + GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANAD, “OTTAWA 7, CANADA ese’ _. OTTAWA 7, CANADA HEADQUARTERS — DIRECTION GENERALE vour no, ___ 103-2499 -OTTAWA 7, CANADA VOTRE N° ~ ; our no, _D 97@-15-351 - September 9, 1971 NOTRE N°. . SECRET Mr. Moss Lee Innes, c/o U.S. Embassy, Ottawa, Ontario. Dear Mr. Innes: - ‘The attachment, a copy of which has been \ forwarded to Mr. C.C. CRAM, is further to our corres- ; pondence dated July 28, 1971 concerning Susan WARREN, 2. The attachment is for the information of your agency only. It is not to be disseminated without “ prior authority from the R.C.M.P., in which event, the R.C.M.P. is not to be named as the source. Yours very truly, . lt Commissioner . Deputy/ Director General Security Service SOO 3392 25 — / ENCLOSURE HW 50953— Docla:39293974- Page 3. ~~~ -— en ee —
HY 0953 Doctd: 32293971 Page 4 -~. ee ae we SECRET September 9, 1971 A religble source was advised a bya, , Kue=. 7 y- sin, the’ ‘wife: of¥fLO Yi-ching New ‘Gutana® News Agency _ a an En Pi spb SEE ‘ (N.C.NA. ), Ottawa that on August 12, 1971 Susan WARREN of New York had arrived in: Ottawa. WARREN went directly to the People? Ss Republic of China Emb ssy, Ottawa where she me ¥ KYAO Jen 1 Liu of the mente o=min of the New China News Agency, Ottawa was at the P,R.C. Embassy ee 3 ENO SE “t6 meet ‘WARREN SECRET sc a) 2 |
13-00000 DALA33-77 | 7 April. 1977 , : MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: John Cooke, National Enquirer . Mr. John Cooke, a reporter for the National Enquirer, called the office this morning and talked to J. W. Moore. - He said that he wanted to find out some information about | our personnel files, specifically if we maintain a 201 file . similar to the military. He was referred to Dennis Berend after which he mentioned that he had been talking to Jeanne o de Morenshildt and that she had mentioned she and her husband — were acquainted with the CIA chief in Dallas, Jim Moore. He ' wanted to confirm this and discuss the relationship... He was.” informed that any information on this subject that Moore possessed would only be discussed with the properly consti- - tuted authorities of the U.S. Government. (J. WALTON MOORE» ' JWMoore/sim - Veo: DeD/Information Control Branch: E2 IMPDET CL BY 003820.
104-10428-10216 , INTERNAL 7 Ht aveuasstFteD 5 INTERNAL [1 CONFIDENTIAL a SECRET ; ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET i, | SUB I: (Optional) “Taquiry | ‘from: Richaré Russell ‘of Dial Press. Concerning Dallas Field” an eo enn Office Association: with. Lee Harvey. Oswald and: ‘George’ deNohrenschiide satay Believe CI is the. —— — : appropriate. place. to. retain en a /.;atems.of-this nature. ‘We . a OY. ve ~- «| shall-forward-to “your office i | any-memoranda, sent , to this. | offices . ns pe taker: FORM vez O10 “tomese* [] SecReT (] CONFIOENTIAL [) INTERMAL =] uNctassiFiED
13-00000 hontai FORM ~ 10 ° MAT 1 GSA rPva (as or) P2126 pr Pune mryas wae ag _» UNITED STATES GOV ERNMENT SGi2 actrate SUBJECT: Memorandum.  DAL-83-76 2 Chief, Domestic: Collection Division a _ DATE: 14 July 1976 Chief. of Operations | : Chief, Dallas Field office tests - Inquiry From Richard | Russell of. Dial Press. - Concerning Dallas Field Office Association: with. Lee Harvey Oswald and George deMohrenschitdt.” 1. On the-evening of 13.July 1976, at about 2100, Mr. Richard Russell of the Dial Press and the Dell Publishing Company, came by my house. He advised that he was working on a book on the Kennedy assassination and.that. he understood I was a friend of George . deMohrenschildt. _ He wanted to know. if I had ever met Lee Harvey Oswald . or if deMohrenschildt had ever suggested that I should see Oswald. - I told him no on both counts and advised that I have not seen or talked with George. deMohrenschildt since the fall of 1961. 2. Mr. Russell attempted to draw me into discussion of the | Kennedy assassination which. I avoided and wanted to know if I could give him the name of the chief of the CIA office in Mexico City in 1963. I told him I could not, and he said he could probably get the name. from Mr. David Phillips. I do not foresee any adverse publicity as a result of Mr. Russell" $ visit. but felt that it should be made a matter of record. — . WALTON MOORE OWM/jbo | : —SONFDENTIAL E2 IMPDET CL BY 003820 Bal U.S. Savings. - Bond: 5 i Regular or on the 6 Pagel Savings Plan
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(04-10428-10260]_ Baan fao4 ag."7 (44) LADILLINGER CLASSIFIED MESSAGE TEs 3 : DATE Socr 1965, FILE: - INITIALS -- NUMBER PRIORITY oo TT OPERA ONAL | initiace ROUTINE IMMEDIATE ' TO pre a INFO, CITE Mexr ~soneeg LOIMPROVE OY: OCT 65, AMERICAN MALE WHO SPOKE BROKEN RUSSIAN SATD HX SSWALD LD (PHONEDIC), STATED HE AT SOVEMB ON 20 SEPP WHEN SPORE WITH WHOM HE BELIEVED BE VALERTY VLADIMIROVICH KOSTIKOV. SUBJ ASKED Sov GUARD IVAN OBYEDKOV WHO ANSWERED, IF THERE ANYTHING NEW RE TELEGRAM TO WASHINGTON. OBYEDKOV UPON CHECKING SAID NOTHING RECEIVED YET, BUT REQUEST HAD BEEN SENT. 26 HAVE PHOTOS MALE APPEARS BE AMERICAN ENTERING SOVEMB 1216 HOURS, LEAVING 1222 ON 1 OCT. APPARENT AGE 35, ATHLETIC BUILD, CIRCA 6 FEST, RECEDING HAIRLINE, BALDING TOP. WORE KHAKIS AND SPORT SHIRT, SOURCE: LIEMPTY. 3. NO LOCAL DISSEM, \. A. Diwan 2 ¢ eR cP) . * a: -QORDINATING OFFICERS SECRET . WCCURTIS CLASSIFICATION ; RELEASING OFFICER. ‘Taree OUTGOING ©
104-10429-10000 “ uP 22 June 1976 Attached is a copy of the SSC's Warren Comuission report. Although not bound, this is the manner in which it will be released to the press at noon tomorrow, with a press conference scheduled to esincide with the release for 1:00 p.m. tomorrow. Due to time limitations, the SSC will not have a printed bound version ready for several days. The attached is currently being edited by the SSC Staff for typo's, etce., so it may vary slight*y from the one to be released tomorrow. Distribution: 1G (8reckinridge) DDO (LA - Sturbitts) A/DC!l (Falkeiwicz) DDCI Besignate OS (Reardon) DDO (CI Staff) Review Staff (Bolten) Review Staff
13-00000 | upd SENDER WILL CHECK CLASSIFICATION TOP AND BOTTOM . OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP NAME ANO ADDRESS [| UNAMEAND ADDRESS po po {fete le fs fe [> fap SS 8 | : : | jeommenr tte eevee ESA HEE | __isiet __ ed FOLO HERE TO RETURN TO SENDER FROM: NAME, ADDRESS AND PHONE NO. | | UNCLASSIFIED | | CONFIDENTIAL [ [| SECRET | 4 Foal HO. 937 Use previous editions (40) s
13-00000 REMARKS: Could you please read this quickly this afternoon for any security matters that I may have missed. If we get them to the SSC this afternoon they can correct the copy going to the printers. | Seymour Bolten BUILDING | EXTENSION FORM NO. REPLACES FORM 36-8 a7 1FEB SS 241 WHICH MAY BE USED. @) MEMORANDUM FoR: C1 | aq
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