Released under the John F. DATE: 11-14-2017 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 : v9.1 Docld: 32327310 Page 1 Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 199? (44 USC 2107 Hote). Date: JFK Assassination System Identification Form Agency Information FBI 124-90062-10008 HQ CR 105-85082-40 Document Information FBI CG 01/22/1970 5 MARVIN KANTOR REMBERT CAVEN AALLEY JR. PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT Secret 1B; 1C; 4 Redact 06/16/1998 INDEFINITE RPT 5/5/2015
Re gased under | the John F. _Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (4a usc 2107 Hote}. TEx. di haze. SO 2 WAS 1962 ELITION ~ . : * GSA EPMR LT CFR) 101-116 : “ty . eee : . : enna y oe "UNITED STATES (_ vekyMeENT ne “Memorandum Sac, CHICAGO (105- 7568) (P) OQ REMBERT CAVEN ALLEY, JR. «oIS-R a a (00: CHICAGO) Declassify Re Albuqyerque le = . letter dated 11/26/69. Qa _ Enclosed for informtion of San Antonio is*. “ae one and for New York two copies of referenced Albuquerque gee letter. Zo For the additional information of San Antonio, mid Es REMBERT CAVEN ALLEY, Jr., born October 30, 1932, at Lif aa Erie, Pennsylvania, an architect by profession, was Ay m6 employed at Copenhagen, Denmark, from August, 1959 & > until February, 1960. [Th Danish Security Service ee reported during this period that ALLEY was observed i to have been in the company of VLADISLAV MIKHAILOVICH ABARCHALINE, then employed as a clerk at the Soviet Embassy in Copenhagen and who was then considered to be a cadre worker for the KGB Residency in Copenhagen. ' It was observed that ABARCHALINE, since 1958, had made P).2 conspicuous effort to. ablish contacts with American ALLEY was gig ibe d at Chicago on March 28, 1961 and June 6, ty which tjme he f hed an account, of his agsociat’1ons ae 1lso known as FS ny intelli oa i WPA 50 by or any cooperati fthis Py a - 44 nt The curre OE LeeLee initiated for the purpose of ‘eterminiag ht his cur current residence d employment AXto advise hing hp PeADIBLAV ~ ABARSHALTNG?s now assigned to fire Soviet Embassy ho) * yey 4 Washington, D.C. d to alert Tim to tha.pessibi ee that QABARCHALINEPTHight attempt to contact him in the 2] United States and ‘to be vo aa that ALLEY would prompt’ ae § im x fom i f ON. 2 Qo i Pity) ‘ee eD BY CLA SCL, iG no G2 CLASSI CC i. g advise the FBI ‘in this eve AS reported in referenced Albuquerque lettér this specific objective has been , accomplished. With further regard to the Albuquexa ef | 3870 page) . nee SECRET U.S. Savings Bonds Rene? on the Payroll Savings Plan A / rn TT Se eee See t Docld: 32327310 Page 2?
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote). f DATE: 11-14-2017 a aa 7 ~ « | CG 105-7568 a 7 . | Chicago notes with interest, information furnished by ALLEY on December 30, 1969, which is set out in the first and second paragraphs on page two of this letter relating } to the Egyptian individual who ALLEY also met in Copenhagen, Denmark, as follows: , ALLEY advised that while in Santa Fe, New Mexico, he had had to have a clearance for some work he was doing. Shortly after receiving the clearance, either in 1964 or 1965, he received a letter from an Egyptian whom he -had also met in Copenhagen, Denmark. The letter was addressed to his parents in Pennsylvania and forwarded to him in Santa Fe, New Mexico. ALLEY explained, while he was in Europe, he used his parents' Pennsylvania address. ALLEY ‘continued ,the Egyptian, whose name he could not recall, he believal advised in the letter that he was teaching at the University of Texas Austin, Texas, and wanted to renew old NsPlame in th tne Egyptian also mentioned & (ARBARSHALIN'S ame in the Tétter.. ALLEY advised, at , although he Knew both the Egyptian and (ARBARSHALIN-he _ ; knew them separately and did not know they knew each other.’. | ALLEY answered the letter and advised the ‘eyptian that he did not know the Egyptian and RBARSHALINXnew each other ALLEY also advised, in his le cer, that the Egyptian was welcome to visit him anytime he came to Santa Fe, New Mexico. ALLEY never received a reply nor has he ever been visited by this Egyptian. ALLEY stated that he has long since thrown the letter away. a ALLEY continued he was fairly sure this Egyptian was a chemical engineer, who had graduated from the University of Texas and had come back to Egypt and married an Egyptian and worked, for a time, with a paint company in Egypt. L Pertinent to the investigation which will be | requested of San Antonio-at Austin exas,fis the following informatipn which was furnished by/[the Danish security Service na reported in the Letterhead ondon fa dated Novemb@r 25, 1960, prepared by Legat, London: 2. SECRET yg soso ) Docld: 32327310 Page 3
Released under the John F. _Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of (1992 (a4 _USC 2107 Hote}. pone oe ee tpec een = ee a ewe rear ne eenetn ( DATE: 11-14-2017 ~ . _—_ = : * a . : n . . ow ; oN, 1 Mee ee ~* Hl ‘ . . 2 : f « é . ‘ 4 . , gt . i CG 105-7568 © On November 16, 1959, (anancnaLiNe bayain a s) : LLEY and KANTOR in a restaurant in Copenhagen In the | ‘estaurant the three of them converged with two, unknown. individuals. Later in the evening{A ABARCHALINE land ALLEY x. left the restaurant together. ALLEY was carrying a newspaper at the time. One of the} unidentified individuals was later determined to be MORRAY BROWN, a United States ofts citizen, born March 23, 19% in New York, pcityaytne . LS other inkdividuhl was ‘later identrrreaéas fA EL BADAWI: 2 3 MOHAMED JABDEL — ALON.) an Egyptian Nat ional who was born . Pa ( August * 05 LS 193e By ih Egypt — Cy Soisar amr When interviewed on June 6 961, ALLEY frecalled_ CB visiting a restaurant atc he Fane, noe, MARVINAKANTOR, oy (another visiting United S$ Pes citizen, Stbject fot Burentt 7. File 105-77772) and ‘two or three other individuals" whosfh& a names he could not recall. It is noted that throughout ; both interviews with ALLEY, he apologized for an inability bo to recall names and places, due to the considerable amount of traveling and the large number of individuals whom he i | had met during the period of his European tour a Chicago recopnizes that the Egyptian mentioned by ALLEY in referenced Albuquerque letter and the Egyptian identified at the Copenhagen restaurant meeting may not be one and the same individual and for this reason his statement may be completely truthful or that they may be identical and he has, through the passage of time, forgotten this meeting. In either event, considerings that the yptian . in question was also acquainted with Cie Sovigtfihd's since QI this Egyptian was later tin the Unitec Fitatos hicago believes it im, Dewitt SIL LOS sodas Chicago is a) Saar de the case entitled,  GERARS 3 matte | oe Bureau’ File[65-7141 d while not Suppesting any relationship between these two rs does not feel that the possibility | can be overlooked even though on the surface there are gy disparities in the reported backgrounds of these Egyptians. It is also noted that the Bureau stated in its letter dated March 21, 1969, in i Ga that experience in matters ) SECRET 1 yA SDEL-UO 7 | DocIa: 32327310 Page 4
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7 4 USC 2107 Hote): i i ds Collection Act of 1992 (44 U ff Me “Released under the ia ree ay Tees . i eee al [ DATE; 11-14-2017 ~ * v . an . oe la CG , ! po CG 105-7568 ' a a of this sort has attinere is often a variation in the orivinal Ginfornta fron furnished by a source and |. uo the actual Fact SQ) a . : of th . tieavo will not reiterate the background ofcenar ase in this communication other than that if™is information From[an extremely sensitive source andginvolves an Egyptian re rtedly recruited by the . Geoafin who was believed to be in the United States as ~ OfW1 965 Since there is a remote possibilityXthat tne @ Egyptjan at Austin might have some relationship to the « GERAFPdase, the investigation should be conducted in a. most discreet manner and limited as noted below oo LEADS SAN ANTONIO Dad ANTONIO _ AT AUSTIN, TEXAS. Through an established source at the Universi y of Texas, attempt to ascertain the identity of the Egyptian who was reported by ALLEY to have been employed as a [Leachesft hat Institution in 1964 or 1965. This indiVidual could be (AHMED EL BADAWI MOHAMED ABDEL~SALOMYS) | Upon establishing identity of this individual, Chicago Suggests that further investigation should be | held in abeyance until such time as WFO can check records of United States Department of State or appropriae agencies for background documentation of this person and until the’ i. . Bureau can compare such information with that available regarding the unknown subject in the(GERa ase. Request that San Antonio designate a copy of thefr communication regarding case (ig) bation to Chicago for completion of the ALLEY case | DocId: 32327310 Page 6