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104-10227-10006 AY Will, now did you find oul any cy? 7 I want to now, * Bh, f an not-able to ansver you, tac say you put the question -- fou¢ not ‘know, See A. You are not able, or you do not vant te! 3. No, I cannot. — Because, ((you say)) "the whole. section cane; rLLISoy nada: a shooch oA. Well, of course, why not . : I swat 20 VE: “I 130V repor test to eroryore from the Second < ch Viet . 7 Dirce: Soraitie that thoy hag reeritLted Ain and are wort: “tug. cid Adm oin - q : * se AMC URC; and then tae acyvised cvexyone as to. how thines wer ee -noine. 7 B. 1 have told you == there was no such rule; that they tell, ‘in Para, iF o2 eases, oo : Well, that is how it ws. t . . = 5 A, Well, ° you ‘nontionéd pas carlicr. 2 - Anyway , I want to know from vhore 70u found, out. oe Bee i _B. From the First Departu:nt, the: First Chief Directorate. A, Tron where did you learn that ae sefused to cooperate: B, .Aisu, from the. First Dapartnent. A. When did you find this out B. Later, of course. 7 A. When, "later" <= in 196-1. B. No; mostly likely at the end of 1956.
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104-10195-10233 RETURN TO CIA re ., BackgroundUseOnly ee ae 7 9 Do Not Reproduce cr ee ee _ “eG! eae . - AB: ‘Ew. 692i. 7 dune © 1964. MEMORANDUM FOR : C/\H/SA/CI _ ATTENTION - : Miss Vivian Petrowski Transmittel of True- “name and Alies Documents of Subject» Case 4769 SUBJECT : WH/SA/CL Memo dated 30 April 1964 entitled DOCUMENT #15. . de Transmitted herewith are the identity documents, both in true oe namie and in alias, belonging to Sudject, forwarded in’ response to the : ", . telephonic request made on 16 June vy Miss Vivien Petrowski to o. ef c/tsD/AB/4. . 2. Following is a list of the enclosed documents: a. Cuban Diplomatic Passport No. D/64/139, in alias; .. b. Cuban Ordinary Passport No. 22560, in alias; ¢. Cuban International Veccination Certificate No. A-296598, in alias; d. Cuban (blue) Driver's License No. 154606, in true name; “@. Cuben C.7.C. Union Cernet No. A-772l, in true name; f. Application for Czech Visa issued in Havané, in alias; g. Cubana Airlines ticket for Havena-Prague round-trip, in alias. h. Small trevel brochure in Spanish entitled "Checoslov yaquia. " i “ e 2 CHine /TS. / Distribution: > Orig. & 1 - Addressee 2/n is — Watdi de
04-10185-10234 en oe Sr ron ~ * “y e ’ , ‘ ce ~ . . . 16 June 1964 MEMORANDUM FOR THE- RECORD SUBJECT: SAFEHOUSE FOR AMMUG-1 , l. The undersigned called Mr be the Safehouse ; on 15 June 1964 Procurement Section to arrange for the Safehouse for AMMUG-1° 8484 ey ia at | 2. Mr _]eatted on the morning of 16 June 1964 to say that a deposit had been placed on Apartmen at | 3. Security has been notified and the apartment is now being ehecked. If everything goes well Mr. (Roger SHEA)) Attorney in Arlington , Virginia will sign the lease beginning 01 July i964. The j lease will be for Vladimir Rodriguez Lahera. VY Vivigh A. Petrowski
(104-10174-10027] | t - ” he ‘ ° 2g by Soe ‘ ; ‘ § Te oy. +e , ie MATERIAL RLVIERKED AT CLA HEADQUARTERS BY el HOUSE SELECT COUNETTEN ON ASSASSINATIONS STAFF XEXBERS nnn s é f Vol, £ H e | . & ITLE/NUBILER/ VOLUME: (£ofe ez, Heumy Pi) a ; 8 ey in are Meedutrtatint nom 1 sates ans 5 INCLUSIVE DATES: CUSTODIAL UNI T/LOCATION: oapy ab ape ROOMS DELETIONS, IF ANY: DATE DATE : RECEIVED | RETURNED REVIEWED BY (PRINT NAME SIGNATURE OF REVIEWING OFFICIA 5, 1¢ Fat, DV Ergee - i? NO DOCUMENTS MAY BE COPIED OR REMOVED FROM THIS FILE
[toa-torestoag * so, . ' r see ee 15 June 1964 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD oe SUBJECT: Change in Cover for AMMUG-1 1. The new cover address and story for AMMUG-I is the following: 24 ft . “ 2. The above information was received from Mr in Safehouse procurement section . Vivfan Petrowski 3ipV
(404-10174-10028 comer tt rn Veron Say - [T] shouted be closed. C-O-N~ F- Le D-E-N-T- LeAni “ When Filled In “— a by | Ra Meee 197 ‘ (date) Review of 201 File on U.S. Citizen -.. "En accordance with the DDO's notice of” 9 Decemher 1974, I Rave reviewed the 201 file onloPe 2 Me Ait surname) (201 umber indicated below), atid have determi ed that it can -MOSt accurately be categorized as indicated be ows [] witeing collaborator.- OL Code Al. heererened : ; [ 1 Potential witting collaborator; date opened - [01 Code AZ. 7 “former witting collaborator (relationship terminated). ‘,0f% Code A3. . f ‘| potential witting collaborator never contacted (security -Yeasons, derogatory information). OI Code ‘A4. [-.] counterintelligence case (i.e., involving a.foreign - intelligence or security service). OL Code AS. @ll others. OL Code A6. Signe ) Che of - S2/AGLA f} name (component) This assignment of category has been entered into. STAR. Signed__ BRA 197 5S (initials) . (date) This document is a permanent part of this file. : ; of . Fe PY re _ . . E2 IMPDET When Filled ina CL BY _054979 C-O-N~- F-1-D-E-N-T-L-AeL 3
(404-10195-10236 RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only ' Do Not Reproduce onc. we je + MESSAGE FORM UNIT WH/SA/CI C] wom 21 SECRET xt . &432 XLNO woe } DATE s. DATE. FF June: x9 6h & FRE IN CS FILE NO. | ic 1032/2 8 “OJun&l 22 052 Ato. vextob care a $y ( oestrox os a pamgetunn TO BRANCH . re feOM. DIRECTOR © , () ene tio ‘ ) CRNA wrika ? INO MONPERE— WH. DdDP Rift, C1, Cifors, f | , FI, VR c 4 ~— nd P . “Y  ‘T¥PIC Sos (fo -26B6T * ~PBRUMEY— AMG jp CROFILMED JUN Z2 1404 Gar lr | RENCE: DIR 226660 i I - Phare, ; | Roc. micro. sen, ] AED Ax5 Cc : oo Cs: MAT OED: Me oa PLEASE ADVISE DATE REF TEST LETTER MAILED MEXI. 2 R ; i i} » ‘ END OF MESSAGE C l? PO toy WH/SA Comments Requested MEXI prepare and send IX3 teat_lir and advise Y i when posted, a3 ~ AC/WH/SA/6 WH/SA/Z08 raft WH/3/MEXI hone a ING INITIAL i c 0 0 p ? o : Y Y ~s 7, . “Ses a . oe ce i, ¢ 4] a" Le ; Po . . € vy , § ‘ 8 4 2» DEseOND resem, a Rane Leen a BRUCS B, CHERYER 3 1 CAnD Phe PO her | DC/iH/Sk* 1 + AUPRENTIGATING : orrigea j RELEASING OPPICEA d= /F9 [sete eiQM BY OTHERS et 13890 BS SY aa vd m™ i heen 8 deol f | aatee ic a Nacaestck Ci PROF ligzaga BE canted’ NSLP a - “LE 2D /2- 4 1-04 alpy
(tos-1o174-t0029 tre mo 20 Mey 1960 MEMORANIUM FOR: Chief, Covert Action Staff SUBJECT 2 Biwar€ Ge Tichbern (P) le On 12 May I contacted TMichborn (P) in Los Angeles. Following the suggestion that Mr. Collings had made, I queried him ag te his availability to work with some of our Cubans. I pointed out to hin that there was a Cuban goverment in exile forming and that we were. trying to keep taba on it and hoped to be able to steer it along . lines which we thought to be in the best interest to the United Statss. In thia connection I safd that we had a North American who was more or less handling the operation and trying to guide then as best he could, hovever, we felt that it might be highly desirable to interject him into the picture because of his background and Language capability. I went on to point out to him that it was obviously an extremely ditficult task to get the Castro opposition to agree to one coordinated program, ete. I told-hin that it was our hepe that if a government in exile were formed, 1% would include all segments of the Castro opvosition and that we were pulling - strings to sea to it that it was not formed in the United States, I told Tichborn (P) that we did not envisage that he would have to work permanently with thig group but rather that he would be available from time to time te discuss with then and to act as an auditor of their problems ag wall as.a mentor in their operation, ete. 2, Tichborn (P) said that he vould be very gled to do this for us and thought he would be able to find the time. The only questions that arcce in hie mird was the fact that he will soon be actively engaged in the Democratic campaign, perhaps on a full time basis. This obviously raises a security preblem as if it were to become known that We were working with the Castre opposition, it might reflect unfavorable on whoever he was supporting politically in this country. It was left that he would give come serious thought to this probles end let me know as soon as he made up hia mind definitely one way or the other whether he would be willing and available to work with the government in exile on a spot basis from time to time. Chief Political Action Division
(404-10195-10237 fe oo rand Y y * ’ Cry « RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only ‘ De Not Reproduce ra. . .. SMESSAGE FORM ROUTING OG: Yi, Libbyslajs - 74 > 7 UNIT 5 WE/SA/CI (CT index e- SEC CRE E? ero. Wh3l EELNO inven | DATE | Sane. 198k, &) mg in cs file no. 19-6~102/2 | 201-74965l i 70 , MEXICO CITY From: DIRECTOR | S16-CEN——— + CONF wikea £g IN'O MENESHSE— CONT. rea’ da pier. TH Ta LEY, . a 31, VR . : eyed INFO: MNIY ~ . ‘ TYPIC ye 2668 “FRM ANMOO \ \w REFERENCE? DIR 22666" ro ~ L PLEASE ADVISE DATE REF TEST LETTER MAILED MEXI. Ben ne a eee bara END OF MESSAGE ° WH/SA Comment: #Requested MET prepare and send EXS test ltr ond adviss . when posted. AC/WH/SA/C WH/SA/EGB raft Wi /3/MEXI hone 3 3 ; ma JE 2 snd io Om erent Vee 38 we ee BETCS B. CHESVER. { CASED we Lud eng She DU/MH/SA* & COORDINATING OFFICERS RELEASING OFFICER a /9. | [fechcoe som sutomane a erecen ; SECRET ¢ RE | deers ecg ood | Satan! cones OFFICE 18 FLOHIBITED. Copy No. REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE a aan fe : ort ak wo etes tet Lk
(404-10174-10030 Ty ? ayf J Cae 10 May 1966 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Payment to Bivard G. Tichbora (P) 1. On 9 May this office received a telegram (in the file) from Tichborn (P) dated 5 May 1960 in which he stated that he had not vet received his check for $650.00 fr 2. he undersigned contacted Mr. Thomas Strange, Cover e Division, to find out the reason for this delay. After fullowing wp this request he informed me that said check had cleared Tichborn's (P) California benk on 27 April, the Federal Reserve on 29 April emd ia now in Cover Division as a cancelled check. 3. I tried to phone TMchborn (P) late Monday afternoon (9 Mey) but he was not in his office. I reached him this morning and advised him that the money bad beer deposited in hia bank on the date noted above. Tichborn (FP) eaid he had not checked vith the bank but would do ao. LU MS wih. Evalens 8. Lge Political Action Division cenit : teat & tthe sac moe Manes +
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(404-10195-10238 bt 5 June 1964 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD: 24 SUBJECT: Letters for mailing finside Cuba)for ANGAG-1 and AMMUG-1 1. Undersigned was advised b this date that he had received word from Sam Halpern that th mailed the AMGAG-1 and AMMUG-1 ltrs passed to them thru th Desk, Mr by undersigned on 15 May 1964. 2, At the tim understood that the letters would be mailed tron(ine” t side pither i May 1964. ‘ [uit yo ee List 9g SECRET S300 +
TEN SRD ANA TP ae AL Ye ent eee noc as “307 Out bo 35-76-%Incompletes eT Ob G0 25—66—3. Busye | ae a Bool 91CRSL 8 wh Pron 0700, 10 Bept (Thursday) to 0700, 11 September 1% 2.0. . in, 3 times. wo anewsrs 340 (Ime WO, calling from the Hational Anthropology Museum, with Alberé (v), whoanewers. Calling to confira the arrival of Dr. Armando Harts Dévalo. They expeoted him to cone ia tomorrow and Cubana de Aviadion says that airplanse are smowarviving only Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays. Phone 1442-376 ‘362 Ine WO with 2Rojas(y), who answera, for tho Ambta aeoretarys Phone UjhQ=F7. \ \ 305 Out to 1-57-89. Hanze upe 367 Out to 1-57-89. Hojas with Aparioto (v), who ancwera. Hea io he?.Faire Ras Martines Ovando phoned him? Wo, why? About how things went yesterday {at the | doatora’ meeting) ; Rojas has. thé magagine there and ths oritique cams out in it. Bring ite ‘Ap, igsager to see it. Itsays that "Rail Aparicio is almost a. young writer. fe ig in hie L0'se.." The photo (of Apwioio) caro cut qaite woll too. Bring it overs Will take thie and the newspapers to him nowe , Cut to 25-663. Busys Co ye After 1100 “ 5 of Yao WO with Bojas (v), who answers, about haw Ape icto lacs Bettr news Stillée in bode (WO ie girl who works with Miguol Angel Alvares of "Exo idiore") Asks if they have any news (for their colum). oe Bejas cheeks and says they don't know any spacial newse ‘Whether Ambe would go out of tom. Ia there anything at the Institute? . Nething, sinee the bey who talkos gare of Insti tutegxkhserxtuxaukiztxe is also aiok, there ian't anything ; “Yo there anyones on vacation at Embassy? Rojas does not imay of anyone 37. Ine HO, Cuban, with Rojas {v), who anawors.s HO cam? in en airplane and _aska if he oan coms by tho Embassy. Yoo, oan go by Oonsulate, lle2B-li7 0 “+ 8.0 - In. WOwith Bojas (vy), whomevors. What is value of Cuban ponsy in rela~ . tien tothe dollar? Cubans consider 1% the sama, but tho Americaas don't think af it thie way. Bofore revolution, it was on par with dellar. *hey have not dva luated _ ‘their -mansy. | “nd here in Mexieo? The camo. But transactions are made by dollars. - after 1215 | - 700 Ine 80 with Bojas (v), who answers, for Amb's seoretarye Phone Ujelj2-370 Tek ‘Ino Haria Toresa Rodrigues with Rojas (v), who answers. Aske if they have Reol 91-00-61 , -le
(foato7at00at otha ts ‘ SYMBOLS ===) WESTERN UNION birder OL a Leg Levtor tee defeered chase } . Nh aw hight Cores mpegs | TELEGRAM = | bgetcin Gaeeee WE, P. MAMBHALL. Pacoment wt * t The fling tne crown in che dese love oo deenentic teleatams is LOCAL TIME at paint of origin Tigre af omy o> en. ee poiar of deninsdian scatman Me fen fk,” ie ae tees ULF429 ont 610 = 7 34 LA tou & PM 6 02. L LLV201 PD Los ANGELES CALIF § 250P POT HENRY DARKIN | PO BOX $105 SQUTHVEST STATION WASHDC NO WORD FROM(ASHNEAD YET. PLEASE CHECK. MAY HavaMESMAILED.  Besy regards? + (Henry Lopez.) oy . & 3in4 Sr te oem OODLE PI PneP ge tym A RaL mE Prey 6
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404-10174-10032 er seg | 4 Hay 1960 MENLRANDUN FORs Chief, Covert action Staff On a = Sms peg risen mee j- SUBJECT s Edvard @, TICHBORN (P), PaD Contract Agent 1 1, This memorandua is in reply to your request for background data an TIDHDURE for use in your disousalun with Chief, Politieal Aotion, WH/4. 2 TICHBURM wae reorulted by Horace W. Davic in the fall of 1959 far usa in the PaD politieal edviser program, 1.38. advising foreiyn contacta { of KUKAKK on political orgentaation and techniques, perticularly as they = apply to eleetion campaign. | oo ‘3, TICHBORN is an american oitisen,(32) years old, he is a graduate of Ciarverd Law School has been an atternéy, speclaliaing in trial work in a Los dngeles @ 1949. He entered pulitigs in Los angeles the sana . i Ho was olected(President of the Los angelés Toung Democrats, 1950 -51,) In en! 1940 he wag Chairman of the Sneakers Bureau for the James Roosevelt = Helen oS” G an Douglas)eampaign. In 1952 and again in 1956 he’waa a mauber of both the(Minorities Comdtteo and the Speak&s Bureau for adlai Stevenson's jeampalgn. In tion he has participated in numerous loc: campaigns. In 1958 he was i the(Doxicoratio candidate funsuccessful) for Seccxtary of State in Calitornia) © : Hie present ectivities include membership in the atic State Central Committed, the Host Committee for the Democratic National Convention, 3oard BB of Directors of the Domcoratic Minority Conference, and the Exesutive Comalttee of the 63rd assembly District.) 4. In January of this yeer TICHBORN travelled to Cuba on behalf of Wi Divieion where he spent about’ two weeks assessing the political situation, with emphasia on ascertaining the strengths end wealmessea of the non- Comamiat groupe, and investigating the possibilities of a eoelescence of these groups into appolitiesl organization. at briefing sessiaa prior to Yds departure, TIGHBORM, denumatrated an immediate grasp of the type of missicn proposed-to himy-end upon his return, revealed considerable insight into tne Cuban situation. | = oo : ‘Glpy
14-00000 mde - 5. WH Divielon received two copies of the detriefing report in February. Briefly, eoua of the operatichal information and suggest ns offered by TIHDURE are as followas bd ‘Ce there apy oars to be Mttle chance’ of 2 coalitden of the “oppoal tien. or grups at present sinos thoy are not vell organized . and, to members of the oppoaiticn to whos TICHKRE talked, GastRe is in no present danger of ioaing the devotion of his Soll owera TICHBCRH believes that indusenmi of dafectis aug the GaSTRO followers would have more offect on C4STRO then my other aingle astion we might undortak:. There is « leng-standing sehlma between Fidel and Kaoul C4STRG, which if axplolted, could ba cperatioelly advantageous. Hoat Luportant, TICQECHN emphasized that CaSTRO wast not be unierestimted by the U.5., nar vritten off as aucther Latin american revolutionary. “6, TICHBORN's {fle 4s available for roview in PaD. [ile true nam is forwarded under eeparate ecver. ~~ Horace VW. Davia C Politieal action Divisions Orig & 1 ~ Addresses 1 = Subject ile l~ Chrono
aa i oe . Boal 9icye53 -1- Prom 0700 to Boo, 1h September (Monday) 1964, ait 20 Ya. WO With Apiriets (7), mo answers, for Dr.Daniel Alonso. Phone Bl2.37, eet |e 202 tne Peps. ‘(#). Catalan with Rojas, who aniwers., Asks what news he hag Ay Se - (ebeut borrowing fils), They did net authorize anything (any filn Inding)}. Attachs Es . ' @aid they should wait sore dgzs. Is there an Y possibility? Possibly tater. Ray ; oo get authorisation Jeter en © after vacations, , . oy. ar Out te Wi557-89.. Be fac with &eeek&e Avariate (y) - will take the cewacansre to hfe row . alm a letter he got e Who answers, Be : . Keither ‘imeave whather bang flight ie goming © | from Case do la sAmarieag, Zen. In, twide. “No anewer, Jourbte. 40 asks Rojaa(v), Pho answers, for Aberé, ° - “Bot there. #9 puts on Maria Teresa Rodipusg. She acka if they have Bent the | Gablo notifyt-g (Cuba) ef her arrival todays. TH! this ond let Sra. vsciais Mmone ETE would like this tube so = gi I, imow to what hotel. she fs geizz or anyona there. Rojas wilt “Py to reach the CPrae ff (Hachado) cr the ga go to airport at oratary oF the arb about this, MTR has to : ; 3100 and alrplane leaves sround 1300. Will shock and plone NIR back ~ Zhe Oe 57 i Hy L.2 - Out to 25<07 <5. Rotas with Consuelo, whomawars, for Dra, (Hachado), - ' Samuel will Sheek to see if she 18 around there, —. alt Dra. (Mashade) takes shon *: Se Did they send a gable that NTR would arrive teday and «ould bo met? They sant &Gable she would arrive (She - Maria Teresa Roirigues) would arrive With Sest. Wil i Ministery of Poreign Affairs and she ahould ask thers (in oees of ¢ aube) ili! 564 Out to 2) 157, Hojas with arta Teresa Rodrigues, who &nsvers, dd, advised by sable to Minteter? o¢ *ereign Affairs that ire wuld arrive teday, §.2 Ing 9 times. Wo answer, souplete. . 40 with Rojas(v), who answers, fop Alberd. Has Gens cut and should be bagk in about an hours 4nd DrasCamaahe? EO must mean Margot Hachade. Hep Phone 1825207495, After 115 a co a . ee 8.5 Out to Wy -57-89, Rojas wit Aparioto, _ Wa . Culjano Naredo, Tha neséage waslefs with one o - They iuvited him to last mesting, 1 was on Monday or Tuesday whe answers. Tasy did invite or, f hie nurses, 4ps will oal Lite Rojea even had invited hin before himsg thinks is morning, when Be oalled hime Ap. will eallbing Be? Ine Child with Rojas (v) 909 In. €MO with Ro ; t 15 daya ago, HO sent a b tter te Radio Habana, Cubay asking for Stehange with s Oy Fondenoe?), HO haa not had an Via tho Embassy or ‘ould he ar Yvould answer direotly, rm so this through thea, They should anewer hin qh 902 In. WO with Rojas (y), who answers. Confipas their add phone is Wj13-26, Wo, And thalr Azb. is stl Why * Joaquin Hernandes Armas, : Reol GAT oh reste Asks if theip 11 Ce los Leehuga? He, now ia Dr. eo ] «
ts 10174-10033 ~ ry s(n 25 April, 1960 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Payment to Rivard G. Tichborn (P) Tichborn'sa (P) accountings for the advance given him 4u connection with his Guben trip were processed and found in order. The remaining half of his salary ($650.00) which waa to be paid upon the completion of his assignment was then processed through the appropriate Finance Cover channels (band-carried). The check, drawn on in the sanount of $659.09 was el ow ver Sion late Friday afternoon 22,April 1969. cover Division said it would be forwarded that day to/ would then mall it to Tichborn'’s (P) California bank, on the following Monday - 25 April 1960, o ° - heb Hebel Evalena S. Vidal Orig. - Subject File iL = Garono
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104-10227-10006 — :  & ine Oo A... Wren and ivowhon wore sou. inflamed about this case oe No: ‘one inforned Ae a (tons pauce)) you said that ‘the: puncr cise ras closed = how “ater” you ‘new nat. the ense. was. closed” “Again, ‘frou: the First Depurtient. Well, — we had- contact’ with the First Departacnt; KOsoLAPOV worked ar He frequently came. ‘over. le _ ottiex ‘euployces ‘cane over. _ROSOLAPOVInew this case. AL tell, KOSOLATOY noes very Ueto, ni though he “probably instruct = you on a number of questions. |. BY + KOSOLAPOV ‘did not instruét. mo. AL. “You: rerisabor how. you. were contus sed. over KOSOLAPOY in Finland, (Pause) thon, ras, it HOSOLABOV: “iti ‘informed’ you that thie case eae «iB, . Taat they had ‘stopper 4 A, Thon, all that youknow cane fro Be Fron the First Departnéat; I eannot say. for ‘sure whether. KOSOLAPOV FEKLISOV said this. | | All. 1 ‘am saying is that ve had contact and ‘that KOSOLAPOV nlso knew about this case ‘e* beeatise he vorsed on the’ New York direction ‘Giapravleniye). A. Whon else do you Know tho verted on this case: a B. Ido not know. :
404-10174-10034) + Ys é + _¢ oe ae 4 , * a wt a mw ye ae MEMONAMIEM For; wit/h/cube APTERTDON: Me. ReterLine SUBJECT: Attached Benorandwa i. Aa Der cur conversation of this morning, X an foawanling te 0 & 3 yos the rougi dreft of a mesermahin op the subject af] You will note teat iu paregreps 3 there 1a mmidoged ose af your etelvarts in Eevena. . 2. X feel tat in all propebility ease note akould be tazen af the security imliestion outlined in the mmwornniny hovever, rather thon follow 16 up myzelt, X prefer to lecve 1% im your good henis. Beeece W. Davia Chie? . Politieal Action Division At¢tacimeest ep stated. EWD:b JL Distribution: Orig. & 2 ~ addressce/w/att. 1 « chrono L = oubj. file - 7458+ . re On & T= (: £ zh ¢ cE we oy ee ceteris on 2 Ao oo etch ect oe acts SOON he trent av Sone wo osne sere