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14-00000 17 February 1976 i MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD i t : ! Sam Jaffe Phone Call to John Gittinger. e SUBJECT: 1. On 13 February 1976 retired CIA psychologist John Gittinger called me at the office to say that he had been contacted by Sam Jaffe and asked to provide information on Nosenko's present whereabouts. He also asked Gittinger if he was aware of Nosenko's charges against Jaffe and of in- formation on Jaffe in some Soviet documents which CIA had. “2, ~Jaffe had called Gittinger at’his home on 11 February and again the evening of 12 February. He declined to say who had given him Gittinger's phone number and con- nected Gittinger with Nosenko. Jaffe claimed that he had met Gittinger in 1960 in connection with the Powers/Abel exchange with the Soviets. Gittinger told me that this was impossible since he had not been involved with Powers in any way, but that had been the psychologist who dealt with the Powers problen. 3. Jaffe recounted the story of the accusations against him and their effect on his livelihood, and said that he felt that he must clear himself by getting to Nosenko directly. He told Gittinger about the DCI's memorandum which cleared Jaffe of KGB agent involvement, but said that the. FBI still questioned Jaffe's bona fides. He asked Gittinger if he really thought Nosenko was still in danger from the Soviets. Gittinger told him that this was absolutely true and Jaffe said that he doubted this. 4, Gittinger gave Jaffe no information and, in fact, is in no position to help Jaffe either to further refine Nosenko's information or to help Jaffe find Nosenko. Gittinger . EZ IMPDET CL BY 012208 XAE- 993
14-00000 ~ speculates that the kind of confused story which| Jaffe has about Gittinger's involvement with Nosenko most likely originated with Jim Angleton. Signed: Loan: “McCoy Leonard McCoy Chief, CI/R§A cc: ADDO via C/CI General Counsel Inspector General . Assistant to the Director, Mr. Thuermer - C/ISG
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fO-IOOE-10137]. «ew | co BOB feast or , > @ $i ae . Ses! MEMORANDUM FOR: Headquarters - TH SUBJECT - : eee ell , fmergency Instructions Regarding Custody of #262 622 C SD/l - ¢ e 1. Attached are instructions and procedures to be followed in ~ the event of emergency situations affecting the SUBJECT's health, safety and custody, as well as the security of the safehouse where , SUBJECT is currently being held. 2. This is to formalize instructions which, for the most part, are already in effect and have been briefed to. the personnel of the District Ttent Crrice wit are Concerned With this “case. 3. Dissemination of copies of these instructions to members of the Special Security Detail will be made upon notification of Headquarters approval. IEP reo ttachment: Emergency Instructions (2) TAP AAPA * a ! sea Pe ie iat Oar eae 2 1 carne : : é 43 TH te Us Loeb Ob bam Leeder ton wat te be * “ Le b Uiry
14-00000 18 Berem 1066 MEMORANDOM FOR THE RECORD ‘@UBJECT: Chief, VH reasrks on Termination ef AMVORLD. %. &¢ & meeting with DCWHD/C and Mr. Jenkings on aG Merch, Chief, WH expressed general satisfaction with ¢he etatus of termination of AMWORLD and the plang ‘therefor, He statea epectfically that he was pleased. With the cooperation of AMBIDDY-1 and ANJAVA-4 and would make it a point to iniorm higher levels in the ageney aad the U. 8, Government and put a good word for thea on the record, He also directed that they be told: i i e H ‘ | . ; & He personally eppreciates their cooperation =~ -~- ne and the good sense, goodwill and maturity they. oo dispicyed in accepting and executing the U. 8. . wae Government degision to terminate their operations, b. i] wante te neot wath thes pergonally, at the earliest mutually convenient tise, in order te the situation with thea.. ‘ 1 @. After termination of the paramilitary project ‘- §@ completed, he has some other ideas for ventures of gutual interest which he wishes to pursue with thea, . &. The gist of the above pointe had been passed to a, AMBIDDY-2 end AMJAVied previously by. Mr, Jenking, and on .* Bo . the nignt of 18 March he confirmed by telephone to ABJAVA-¢ } -, Chat Gaiez, WH had expressed the above sentiments, te 4 NO aa PAUL ee ra ae «mitereeeeunemnremnccriegtoncwin ferronaton \ $
(404-10106-10179 v 4 ry . aledatelaen nese _ SECK - } o ie aie Ue 2 3 “va " Backgroure Lisa : wie Net R Reprocus MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD FROM: Robert D. Clark _ Office of General Counsel | SUBJECT: °° | PDLADLE: Outside Lawyer to Draw Up - me 7 7. Deed of Trust. 0 . oe 1. PDLADLE is a high-level defector residing in New York who has had advanced to him a number of large "loans" over the years, in addition to his "salary." Some of these monies have gone into the purchase of some real estate in the State of New York. The Agency now wants a Deed of Trust executed in favor of one of its nominees on the New York real property. 2. Possible lawyers to handle drafting the Deed of Trust are: O: a. | | a cleared N.Y. lawyer, on whom FR Division has an operational approval. “ek ipa an active. interest in using her and her husband. If e[ used on the Deed of Trust, FR would lose an assé ere it not for our rule of no operational use of cleared attorneys, FR apparently (accordingly to Eric Sowers) has no objection to(Ms drawing up the Deed of Trust; b. another cleared lawyer. The clearance on any such lawyer would have to be updated by Security. The best candidate Bill Ashbaugh and I wer leared Attorneys 2] March ; \ c. the case officer for PDLADLE, MONCURE, who is apparently a practicing N.Y. lawyer who at one time worked for the Agency. This idea was suggested by Vasia Gmirkin of CI Staff, the client component on the Deed of Trust. The idea would be that since MONCURE already knows that PDLADLE and MONCURE would be used only on this PDLADLE job, the security and. cover problems normally associated with allowing cleared attorneys to become involved in operations would not be as pronounced as eer ora ean an ee *
14-00000 . 2 LT RETURN To GIA | tag Background Use Only 00 Noi Reproduce, usual. On the other hand, his prior association with the Agency could jeopardize PDLADLE if drafting the Deed of Trust exposes MONCURE to more scrutiny than his present association with PDLADLE already does; and , oo d. an attorney from OGC. N.Y. mortgage law would have to be researched to try to make the Deed of Trust. freely assignable from |. _ one CIA nominee to another. N.Y. form books should be easily 7 locatable in the D.C. law libraries. If the Deed of Trust follows N Yo form, would the fact that the OGC lawyer is not licensed in N.Y. . in any way throw doubt on the document? When might the name of the lawyer who drafted the document come to light? Robert D. Clark | RDC: kas ' Distribution: Original - DEFECTORS 1 - RDC Signer 1 - Chrono
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‘/404-10106-10190 7 Bo Py DiliuEP eODUCE 29 October 1975 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Declassification Review of Warren Commission Related Documents I submitted the OGC NOSENKO file to the Cl Staff for their determination whether any of the contents would be relevant to the current declassification #2. review of Warren Commission related documents. Mr. lof CI Staff advised on 29 October that he has reviewed this file and has determined that none of its contents is relevant to subject declassification review. 72 LIV ERNEST MAYERFELD Assistant General Counsel OGC/EM/ccb vistepation riginal - OGC SUBJ: DEFECTORS-NOSENKO, YURI (72-310) 1 - EM Signer 1 - OGC Chrono JER
‘404-10106-10194 ' 10 March 1978 2h Ce Bey iig roo, Backgroune Use oy Silt 3) C}! MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD Le oeset (Oh Fleproducs’ FROM: Robert D. Clark Office of General Counsel SUBJECT: Meeting in New York: PDLADLE On 2 March 1978, the undersigned and Vasia Gmerkin of CI Staff met . in New York City with the defectomigg apartment of Bernard MONCURE. There G@ Sput a first mortgage on a New York City property of theirs located at 163 East 71st Street, New York, New York, in favor of a devised facility nomineé of pte the Agency j Atlanta, Georgia, for a recited indebtedness of $167,429.88. They signed a classified document acknowledging that the devised facility is an instrumentality of the United States Government. This document was witnessed in alias by Mr. Gmerkin and the undersigned ¥ meregistered strenuous objections to the "mortgage." NS x = bh RDC: kas ; _Robert D. Clark Distribution: , a Original - DEFECTORS ~ 1 - RDC Signer 1 ~ Chrono + dewneee SECRET SF Oss 774 | Sone AMET OL ee
14-00000 - CONFIDENTIAL wegeN OOD | crue Te ov Pass udu ‘ . Par x erga’ fen ry ackeround Use ONY a eb 9 Mok Heprocuce This photo was obtained from CRS, and should be used within CIA only. ci AePH3l2ho3 io7l. USSR CONFIDENTIAL . MOSKALEV » YURIY tvawovten OPHYSICSs INSTITUTE OF BLOPHY MUSCOW SET D
104-10106-10215 "EW YORK ss: 1978 before me “SEATS OF WEW YORK, COUNTY OF MARCH Ort the ‘2nd da of personally came be ee to me known to be the individual g described in and who - executed the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged that they executed the same. STATE OF HEW YORK, COUNTY OF . 33: On the , before me personally came to me known, who, being by me duly sworn, did depose and day of 19 say that he resides at No, that he ts the of , the corporation described in and which executed the foregoing instrument; that he knows the seal of said corporation; that the seal affixed to said instrument is such corporate seal; that it was so affixed by order of the board of directors of said corpora- tiom, and that he signed h name thereto by like order. Mortgage Pate TITLE NO. WITH zit STAMSAES FORM GF NEW YER BONS OF TITLE UNDERWRITERS Distributed by CHAELCAGO TYEE: , . INSWRANCE COPryi PANY STATE OF NEW RK, COUHTY OF Sh: On the personally came day of 19 , before me to me known to be the individual described in and who executed the foregoing instrument, and acknowledped that executed the saine. RETURN °c oe  Egekground U Us Oni f KOoiet Reorodus STATE OF NEW YORK, COUNTY OF $$: On the personally came the subscribing witness to the foregoing instrument, with whom I am personally acquainted, who, being~by me duly sworn, did depose and say that he resides at No. , before me day of: 19 e that. he knows to be the individual described in and who. executed the foregoing instrument; that he, said subscribing witness, was present and saw execute the same; and that he, said witness, at the same time subscribed h name 25 witness thercto. SECTIGN ; 5 wy, BLOCK / 1406 ; Lor 26 - Pax Nap COUNTY BRITRIHX NEW YORK Reeorded at Request of CHICAGO TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY Return by Mail to eer ae 3 Ace, ik ft tee on k Le Zip No.
“ THIS’ MORTC G ri, made the and WY day of MARCH i nineteen hundred and seventy-elght , between Seehusband and wife, both residents of the State of . New York Wonder Rapin fon re “ey e the mortgayer, and Atlanta, Georgia » the mortgagec WITNESSETH, that to secure the payment of an indebtedness in the sum of {S267 s 429,88) ONE HUNDRED SIXTYSEVEN THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED TWENTYNINE oo—Dollars. ; lawful money of the United States, to be paid on demand, © YURI RSE A OTOH CX COON LORE MK KE MH MK ROKK KKK XK KKK KEK f DeXIOK RITE KEM AK Jane BOI IM ANCA AAA ANMRALAK KKK AKKKK KAHAN AAI KIO KK , CHE x # according to a certain bond or obligation bearing even date herewith, the mortgagor hereby — . mortgages to the mortgagee ALJ. that certain plot, piece or parcel of land, with the buildings and improvements thercon erected, situate ving and being in the Borough of Manhattan, i City, County and State of New York, bounded and described as follows: Mee =}. BEGINNING at a point on the northerly side of 71st Street, distant: | 285 feet westerly from the corner formed by the intersection of the se - northerly side of 7lst Street and the westerly side of Third Avenue ; RUNNING THENCE northerly, parallel with Third Avenue and part of the u through a party wall, 102 feet 2 inches to the center line of the bloc THENCE westerly, along said center line of the block, 15 feet; :THENCE southerly, parallel with Third Avenue and part of the way through anot party wall, 102 feet 2 inches to the northerly side of 7ist Street; ar THENCE easterly, along the northerly side of 71st Street, 15 feet to the point ¢ or place of beginning. . Said premises now being known as and by Street Number 163 East | fist Street, New York, New York.
(fosto‘oe-t0222 cf : . « * “e -CLASSIFICATION PROCESSING ACTION SECRET MARKED FOR INDEXING | tL. = Chief, KURIOT (Attn: Photographic Branch) NO INDEXING REQUIXED FROM INFOQ + ae . ONLY QUALIFIED DESK Chief, WH Division CAN JUDGE INDEXING Chief of Station, Mexico City MICROFILM SUBJECT Operational Monthly Report, 1 - 30 November 1963 ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES Action: For your information only Presented below is a reporting of the operational and support activities of Gregory D. PARMUTH for the above mentioned period. 1. General Summary of Activities. One photographic operational assignment was completed by PARMUTH which was photographing banners used at a demonstration against the PBRUMEN Embassy. A total of three work days was spent at the MKCHARITY - installation constructing a counter for the airport and supporting RESCIGNO in preparing for an audio operation. One agent was trained in SW. Station support kept PARMUTH extremely busy from 15 to 50 November working with LIFEUD/22, the passport camera and Station assign- ments concerning the assassination of the. President. Print production totalled 3,100 for the month. Photographic basehouses covering Soviet and Satellite embassies produced normally with the exception of the LIERODE basehouse which is now working a six-full-day week regardless of the embassy visiting hours. SGT, DELL. hk, Operations. On the morning of 50 November 1963, PARMUTH was requested by Michael C. Choaden, Chief of PBRUMEN operations, to photograph a Station supported demonstration against the PBRUMEN Embassy. Also, if possible, to photo- graph the banners which would be placed directly in front of that embassy _ during the demonstration. Upon arrival at the site, the local police were dispersing the crowds and arresting several of the leaders and one local photographer. PARMUTH did not attempt to approach the crowd but followed one of the fleeing banner carriers by car to where the demonstrators re- Zee | 2, TDY. ' None . _ 3. Training. See training report forwarded as an attachment/on KASNICKA and ~ CROSS REFERENCE TO Te SYMBOL AND NUMBER DATE 2 ENE HMMA-22608 11 December 1965UR 37-7" } ry ty LExctudas tr CLASSIFICATION : HGS FILE NUMBER SECRET 50-6-18
PRATER at pipe n 5-055 Ss ARM IFS legates hee ea ae a whimitistrative = Iona tsa yay fe x A t 3 DD uate SUBJ: TRAVEL 28 February 1977 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, SE Division ATTENTION : Division Security Officer FROM a | SUBJECT : Appearance As Witness In Behalf of the United States Government ' REFERENCES : oA, neers For Chief SE Division, From dated 11 January 1977, Same Subject <3 | Be USA v. Gerald P. Hemming, Et Al. . (76-371-CR-CA) 1. As reported in Paragraph 4 of Reference A, the trial of: Gerald P. Hemming (Reference B) was severed on 10 January 1977. I was informed of the severance during my pre-trial conference with AUSA Karen Atkinson in Miami, Florida on that Same day. AUSA Atkinson told me I could return to Washington, ' D.C. and she would have the Drug Enforcement Administration Miami Regional Office inform me if and when the trial was rescheduled. I orally reported t Mr. Billy Hix, SE Division Security Officer, M¥3 Acting Chief SE/X/LA, and Mr. Robert Blandford, CUS,0CS, upon my return to Headquarters on 11 January 1977. I also forwarded Reference A copies to Office of Security, External Activities Branch and the Office of General Counsel, Mr. Edmund Cohen. . 2. On 28 February 1977 I was contacted by SA Robert Fredericks of the DEA Miami Regional Office and informed that the Hemaing trial was scheduled to begin 2 March 1977. SA Fredericks asked me to be on Standby to travel to Miami to ippear as a witness on behalf of the United States Government. SA Fredericks said it was not certain the trial would begin
74-90000 ‘ FORM 1057 53a 140} “CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NO. DISPATCH HMMA-22608 grouped. PARMUTH, taking advantage of this re-grouping several blocks from the embassy, photographed the banners which were used in this operation. 5. Station Support. . (a) On 15 November 1963, PARMUTH photographed 593 frames, using the Recordak, to fulfill a monthly Staff D requirement for Chief of Station, Mexico City. (b) From 19 to 21 November 1963, PARMUTH, MULFORD and RESCIGNO constructed a new counter for the cam paired both pass-~ port cameras which are used at the As of 3 December 1963 will load and unload the camera at the |: and méé © exchange the film once a week at] home. Forwarded as Attachment 2 for Headquarters retenti Menoranain to the Chiéf of Station from PARMUTH concerning this{ ——__—sjoperation. (c) During the period 22 to 26 November 1963, because of circum- stance surrounding President Kennedy's death which involved Mexico City Station (and Lee H. Oswald), PARMUTH was requested by the Chief of Station .to render special photographic support to-the Station, to meet with PARMITH's basehouse agents o sney_standby basis and to keep in close contact with FEINGLASS;"iheeting him three times a day during the above mentioned periods” (See HMMA-21817 5.b. Dittsweedeks ~ , rr ENRON : (a) On 30 November 1963, Joseph P. RESCIGNO requested PARMUTH for support in preparing for an audio operation which would take place on — -. 1 December 1963 against an LCHARVEST targe. av an apartment building here in the city. a, 6, - Station Support (SW activity) (2) On 14 November 1963, Michael C, Choaden requested PARMUTH to train LICHAP/1 in secret writing. Training was carried out on 15 November at a local hotel in the city. Forwarded as attachment 3 is the SW report which is to be sent to SWB. 7. Miscellaneous Statistics: Number of operational targets surveys completed during the month: Number of TDY trips completed during the month: Total number of days: Photographic equipment issued for operational use: Photographic equipment repaired: Number of people trained in photographic techniques/equipment: NOQOoO0O Production Figures on Jobs Processed: . A. Black and White: 51 jobs Total prints: 43,100 35mm microfilm: 500 feet 35mm cassettes: 40 — 120 size roll film: 3 Sheet film (all types): 0 Miscellaneous: 0 (continued) : Chair a. § Exciudes ‘ e. ne ae CLASSIFICATION SECRET USE PREVIOUS EDITION. REPLACES FORMS 51-29, $)-284 AND $1-29 WHICH ARE OBSOLETE. [*]connmuso
7490000 * oer aa CONTINUATION OF” DISPATCH CLASSIFICATION DISFATCH SIMBOL AND KO. SECRET HMMA.22608 B. Color: 2 jobs Totel prints: 0 35mm cassettes: 1) 120 size roll film: 0O Sheet film (all types): 0 Miscellaneous: 0O _ C,. KURIOT Station Support | Secret writing: 1 agent trained (LICHAP/1) Flaps and Seals: 4 letters . Chemical harrassment: 0 Distribution: 2 . KURIOT, w/atts. 2 - Files 1 - WH, wo/atts. [ce fe ats Tt Sune/y Davee d CLASSIFICATION PAGE NO. « USE PREVIOUS EDITION. | REPLACES FORMS mw cme’ 51-28 SE-29A AND 51-29 SECRET | {Joost 3e ; 1 WHICH Ake OBSOLETE
14-00000 on 2 March and he did not know whether I would be needed as a witness. 3. I requested that SA Fredericks initiate action to authorize me to travel to Miami via GTR issuéd by DEA. SA Fredericks said he would initiate that action. I am awaiting further notice from SA Fredericks. Fal a cc- SED, Security Officer cCS/0CS OS/EAB OGC [dinisivtretica aetatet stat | ff } Wabi gd = faforeel Pay fir y =“ Udy eas
104-10227-10005 condivet, that is. Li four ation Ras boen received about his annmreper TSR ee ee ete nee cae B. Be about nis candae tf Well, wat was his answer to thie. -. WoT | t do. ‘not, renénber. 7 Well, ‘Of course, he | ‘wais frightened, in thascew, was he oscow Well, told about hts conduct in whiat exactly Well, he was coal that his homosexual contacts were known, that thi: is punishable under Soviet law, by such-and-such an article, ete, that he ta ‘not a diplonat t, did not have diplomatic tmnuntty and car. Soviet law for the violation, be sentenced under, ; I.cannot tel you, hie snid| sonetiring. i I and upset;-‘he did not feel rood. But after that wo. gradually went over to saying that this could bo: |: . Saootiiod. over; you understand =~ the foundatton was. laid whereby . e - tho man said, Very wl, 7 Aeree to. heap oo a - Ilow exactly was this said to hin; low was it proposed that he’ oS “cooperate,” . . . : , Well, it was said-that the Sov tet Union is fighting, for peace, an? so forth == soc ‘sort. of political side, . Yes, And that there are people in the United States who want to unlersa A new war <= talk of that nature. And did he believe this of course, no. Well, Ian siuply telling you that the approach wag such..
cay . . ete 104-10227-10005 . —-B. We flew out earlier. : A. Who. flew out. ae <omor and (B's surnanc)). A. KOZLOV .and ((B's surnanc)); who else | . B. No one cleo. 7 . A. STROYEV was not ((along)): 7 B.. No. “AL Was there not another homosexual’ sa aie ..B...There was not, ae A, And a homosexual from Kiev: a a Fes “B. We did not use one. A. And you did aot- invite one from Odessa* .- . s A. Then there was not any of the honosexuals in Kiev with BuRGI- i B. No, they were not used. A. Are you sure of this. B... No; they were not ‘used; ubsolutely (2<26).° — ‘eo ee ne oo . ‘ ((Pausc)) How many days were you in Kiev before BURGI flew in: