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‘Backs i Lore a ‘Use * De Not Fie produce va. Chief, Contact: Division, Atta: @upport (croutey) gu: cater, Detroit Office Be a Bitteiniie, Cleveland Residedt: Agent Ge "What ’ woul. this: office - have: dang: ig” Webeter hed retumied vomaliyi ; Le a . oO : ' 2. Barly.on thé 2lst, after trying to Teach Cochran unsiccessfully on - ne - the afternoon ofthe 20th to find that his'Line was buay, Rittenburg téle-' oO a phoned the latter. regarding thie matter. “Rittenburg had a secretary wake . ne : notes on the ceall,-ifwitting to Cochran. Cochren's first question, ‘efter the ; : . usual “hello”, was. "Do. you have the answers to those questionsi". Rittenburg. 20 wu, informed him, "I don’t know anything about this man, only what I heve reed in Bon (SLT. . the newspapers". He” asked, “Nothing offictalt": to which Rittenburg reiterated “."ilo, only what I haye-folloved in the préss”. Cochran went on to say that "Ie © tumed out it's not a bad es it looks on the surface. He hed no access te . . classified raterial”. During the conversation Rittenbury informed Cochran rn: that be bad tried to telephone the previous - aftemoon, but hed found the tele. . ae :  @phone busy. He also expressed his regret that he hed not been in for Cochran's . visit and pointed out that the: latter should have telephoned shead.- Rittenburyg said that he ‘wes sorry that-bhe couldn't be of any help in the ratter, to which . et Cochran replied with "C'est la vie. Well enytiing I can do for yout’ When ~ . vs ve ‘told “Hot at the moment“, ‘be atated, “If there is, call me”, for Witch. Rittenbury ne thanked him before saying “Good-Bye” . * 3. It was difMicult to understand why Cochran would attempt to make such ‘ an spproach to the Cleveland office, let alone expect answers to such questions as be put forth. © ESRittenburgims - "GAMES BR. MIRPRY ‘File: Robert §. | webster Ne if wiiay Developuant XP. Mejor A. Cochran, ost (sar)
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404-10181-10102 apie rent se a . ~ pbs; bs on i eb “ hen ( Uy 8 Memorandum * UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT To > . Suiet, contact Div., Attn: support DATE: 9 October 1979 TIER U: fe fle (cyowley) “ . * Culef, Detmit Office. ff . id eo 3 O FROM Lovers office ) ae SUBJECT: Guide=223-2 Robert Edverd Webster Reference: Crovley-Ritterburg|__[]tetecon of 8 Oct 59 1. On 9 June 59 an attemmt was made) to contact Mr. Rober Edvard Webster by telephone by ed with his wife. Ue told her that he waited talk-— talk ; , to Mr. Webster regarding “some business" but she stated, rudely, that he was out of the country. Frm her reaction ‘4% appeared that she did not want to talk ebout: her husband. 2.0 3mne conversation lasted only two to three rinutes. ad not identify himself as working for the US governnent nor did he leave his name or telephone murber. Since 9 June 59 ao other attempts have been rade to contact . Mr. Webster. ~ oP hf fee 08 File: Re E. Webster
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EreiGRe LNlins.ce UncCKLIST ’ RAME UZLOV, Sergey 201-0° FU; WES- or WASH- 1. Original Source of tntormbtion: Jes (cable now. date}: X assessment (cabte no. ,dateé): 1 WS form (A-no: date): A 21-703 0 _. Sther (document, date}: 2. Reason fer our intérebts” GU ne ___ Pl for DCO: Ol for SEsUSsR: _O1 for SE/X/FR: . 0] for (other): O01 for SE ors for SEO 3. FBI approval: Copies of assessment cable sent to SE/USSR and SE/CI/I, SE/RI 31p-ooggexz7 requested (CIR ne. date): CIR- - 316/992 - 77, received (IN no. ,date): | 26a 77 a) Ret 72 ocmeese 4, ame’ trace and soft file: Ace &_ name traced (date, results): al War 2 7?- Ao Th od 21 Mar 78o0ft file opened (date): 221 Mar 77 5. AA _. issued (Bidfield; other): Address: 21 Mar 77 - ytt- de NM c/o An na/Zel vic _. answered (date): ape fF eee Ri. A te ifenngh . 10p Wey oY 6. Special requirements: [rcornlyr, MY. 417 Tel: Feats 485 (212) 327-635 ae received from. (branch, date): a . v sefeiPe Byirj,2elCife us 4, , selenh, b 2 Ap 334 : 7. 201 opened: 23 : f . G9 - f ‘f ‘ flL 8. co coordination: _ release requested (date): released to DCU (date): wfinterest; uso interest. contact/coordination w/DCD before interview: 9. FR notification: __. Cable ta FR base (cable no., date): Ob. 10. Contact and Interview: contacted by (teue-nweme, alias, date): L 7 _. interviewed by (true—name, alias): _.. date and place: N ) a ao a Mpa 4977 SECRET
(404-10181-10109 / ‘O bRCLASSIFIED = «G irra . "BJ -CONFIO” “ByAL [] secrer. . ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET SUBJECT: (Opnonal) demgnates, row muember, asd butiding) COMMENTS (Number each comment te show tom dens fe whem, Grew @ toe across edluan efter gock comment.) oth | 1. You requested CI Staff Ns - ry ; HALL, Loran . cop ° : - FERRIE, David => : SHAW, Clay. 2. CI Staff has no records . on BRADING or HALL. The 3 following items mentioning | ee ry i New York Times article . wl "Clay Shaw Sues Garrison and Others for $5 million’ ’ , dated 28 February 1970. . 1 | DDO/SB/CI “press survey card" subject Clay Shaw, reporting extract from FBIS Tass International Service dated 7 March 1967. 3. In addition, CI has a copy of one Office cf Securit memorandum in which David FERRIE and Clay SHAW are mentioned. Memorandum is entitlec J. Monroe Sullivan, is dated 16 March 1967, and relates to various press items. Presumatly, a copy of the OS memorandum can be obtained by you directly from OS. 03 4. wr [ —_Toc/nsa, has already dfscussed with you the | | 1 1/2 cabinets of material in IP Files concerning the Kennedy Assassination. Ee menca Sar 610 iat C] secrer GQ CONFIDENTIAL. =] TFA unciassielen SA/DDO 2B1415 ~—————Fgan Fritz :
(ro4-10184-10110). Ea S-E-CoR-E=? aK LY- FY pf 9 FEMORENDUM FOR TE RECORD DATE: 10 Farch, 1969 Oita 1 Pr, pare O Nope Len 2M Pile of| Clay 4. Shaw (201~313193) Yt Fe 82 On, - “Steg 1. As of this date, ali press ani other news media coverage of the events concerning the arrest and subsequent trial(s) of this subject , beth foreign and donestic, have been removed from tats 201. : 2. the material cited ay removed in paragraph 1 of this memorandum has been filed chronologically in the 1C0-3(0-017/2 series of files, Files numbering Volume 3 through volume 16 have been retired to the records center, but are currently on recall in the CI/ICG vault if neededg volumes 17 thra present (voulme 25 to jate) are in Mr. Pratt's safe. Please see me for any additional details, Respectfully, — 03 11 March, 1969 3e Volumes 17 through 23 of file 100-300-017/2 series have been transferred to the CI/IcG vault for storage with the earlier files in this series, they are in @ sceperate box--one which as yet not been, processed by records center, 0 i ~- | Si wniteE a] os eee van’ e y i f > - Co f— | ~7 ~
104-10181-10111 act i ; S-E-C-R-E=T CQ) SUBJ:° EXTRACTS OF THXs entitled CONTACTS/\EW ORLEANS for—ineluotonta-2o2-813hITT DATE: 10 Febzuary, 1989, | PREPARED pr} 03 {WE #003 to contacts/¥ashington, of 13 Oct., 1967. No new info here. Filed Rudolph Richard Davis Jr. TWX #0002 to contacts/Vashington, of 13 Oct., 67. No new info except fwe have never remunerated himssse”s Hig position as manager of International Trade Mart "...tesulted in eight reports of which six were evaluated "of value" and two "of slight value", His contact in N.3, field office was Hunter C, Leake, Relationship was discontinued "ag the shotgun approach to collection efforts waved and it became obvious that Shaw was becoming more and more interested in his private ventures and less and less in the activities of éxthe} International Trade Mart, H@ resigned as manager of International Trade Mart on 1 October 65."
404-10181-10113 4 . « “strect,. Backgroy nd Use Do Not Reprogucn” § APR 136? MEMORBANOU'E POR THE RECORD ‘ \ SUBJECT :/ Possible DPE Animus Tovarcs President Kennedy REFERENCE: “Memorandum 8 "larch 1967 same subject \ 1. I checked into the alleged relationship between Lee Harvey Oswald and the DRE with the following results, 2. The DRE was an anti-Communist student organization funded covertly by CIA. It was known by the cryptonym AMSPELL. In the fall of 1962, the DRE ordanization in Cuba was penetrated and wrapped-up by the DGI. We continued to provide nominal financial support tp the DRE until September 1966 and terminated our relationshin completely on amiable terms 1 January 1967. : . 3. According to the Warren Commission Report (VOL. X, Pgs. 32-50), Lee Harvey Oswald approached Carlos Bringuier, the New Orleans dclegate of the Cuban Student Directorate on 5 August 1963 and voluntecred to join the erganization and to help train Cubans to fight against Castro. Beinguier turned him down believing hin to be either an FPT informant or Comaunist penetration agent. On 9 Auqust some friends of uringuier sav Oswald wearing a "Hands Off Cuba" sign and distributing pro-Castro leaflets, They re- ported it to Brinquier who angrily accosted Oswald on the A fight ensued and Bringuier and Oswald wore ar- rested. On 21 August 1963 the two engaged in a radio debate. Oswald identified aimself as a Marxist and defended the Castro cause. Bringuier is referred to later in the Warren Commission Report as the Nev Orleans daleqate to the Pevo- lutionary Student Directorate (VOL. XI, Pg. 159). 4. Tnere is no doubt that the Commission actually Pv. was referring to the Student Revolutionary Directorate or> wo DRE as we term it. Another anti-Castro erqanization mentioned, X .% + en eee any fr SF a? Bod Bae a fy FF Sm MG 2 ALS
(py « 7 in connection with the above incident was the Information Council of tne Americas. According to Paul Oberst, of the Cuvan Overations Group (COG/CA) CIA did not fund this organization although we had contacts with some of its mem=- bers. 5. It is abundantly clear that the DRE had no part in the Kennedy assassination. Oswald was never a member of tne DRE, wnhicn in fact, rejected Aim. In ‘developing information regarding CIA's relations with the DP5, I con- ferred with the Cuban Operations Grouo wae recentl¥ returned Frome tour with our “iami station; Carl Trettin, Denuty Chicf of the Ccunterintelligence Branch of the Cuban Operations Group who knew Bringuier and was stationed in New Orleans at the time of the above incidents; and Margaret Forsythe also of the Cuban desk who is thoroughly familiar with the DRE operation. . AEDooley wel KE DE FS
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14-00000 12 September 1963 Bear Ballard: This may seem to you like a voice out of the void, but I always carry in my miad your repeated invitations to visit you and remember clearly your acquaintance and kindness to my brother, Strangely enough it seems to continue to be true that the only escape from this jailelike desk is back to my old area where I never expected to roturne-I even had one this Spring. Just now I have a specific reason for wanting to visit your place, that is, in addition to our own personal Yreacons, For some time I have heen bent on trying to push for sore pecitiva information from taps and audio, I realize tnat it je taken for granted around the world that the purpose of taps and audio is for operational leeds, particularly in the RODESS Rield; In ono or two places in the world, positive production is outstanding and we have been making a study for some tine trying to wee why it works in some cases and not in others. One of the outstanding examples is LIFEAT and eapecially LISNVOY. These seem to be far ahoad of other similar operations around the world even though they seem to approach tho problem sonevhat similarly. It occurred to me that wo might find out what makes yours gs0 especially effective by having one of ay people go to your station for a few days to talk with you and your officers and get the detailed story, I could then take another look at the other operations and see what's minsing or what's wrong. I‘m sure this would be of great help to the place as a whole. If you agree, I will send Paul ¥. Levister (Iden), the editor of our Foreign Intelligence Series (our Staff doctrinal papers, the first few of which have been dispatched to you}. He could be in Mexico City on or about 23 September, or any time thereafter that is more convenient for you and your psopla. Could you let us know your reaction by cable, and if it's favorable, when you would prefer to have Levister arrive, We would confirm his ETA by cable. i 2 pine ame mae oe
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04 f0181-10116 @ 4 ; : Se Ch momen ems res OLA Do Noi Fieproduca 8 March 1967 \ , : MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, CI/R&A SUBJECT : Itaiian Aspects of the Clay Shaw Affair REFERENCES : <A. FBIS-37, 7 March 1967 \ B. Your memo of 3 March 1967 on Clay Shaw's Connection with CIA 1. Attached for your information are coples of stories ' : from the 5 March 1967 issues of Il Messaggero (Attachment A) and Corriere della Sera (Attachment B) concerning the New Orleans Investigation of a Kennedy assassination conspiracy and the involvement therein of Clay Shaw. Shaw is identified as having been connected with the Centro Mondiale Commerciale (CMC). Other persons listed as involved with CMC are: Caris D'Amelio, Henrich Mandel-Mantello, George Mandel, and Ferenc : Nagy. No E/I traces were found on any of the above. No i Hungarian desk traces were found on Nagy. RID traces on all four persons are in process, 2. -In regard to the information in FBIS-37, a check of E/I desk files disclosed no traces on the World Trading Center, Clay Shaw, Major Blumenfeld, or PERMIDEX,. Traces were found (Attachment C) in the Annuario Parlamentare, 1963~ 64 edition, on the CMC, which is noted as connected with PERMINDEX. We believe that the CMC and PERMINDEX are identical, respectively, with the World Trading Center and PERMIDEX mentioned in FBIS-37. No RID traces were found on CMC. The 1963-64 Annuario Parlamentare listed Nikolaus Fischer as managing director of CHC.” No E7I traces were found on Fischer. RID traces on him are still in process, 3. <A check of the 1963 and 1964 editions of the Annual Swiss Business Registry, held by the Swiss desk, disclosed further information on PERMINDEX (Attachment D), a commercial firm with a wide range of activity located in Basel, Switzerland, 4. OCR/FID file information lists PERMINDEX as a Swiss real estate and’ property management firm and lists its management as follows: - President - Dr. Werner von Arx Other Officials - Timothy Fales, Dr. Otto Wiesser, Dr. Nikolaus Fischer, Randolph Vetter, SeGnca tft eerie led
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