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 NW 45777 Docid:32334932 JFK Assassination System Identification Form Agency Information FBI 124-90120-10037 HQ 97-4196-840 Document Information FBI HQ 01/22/1963 101 FPCC PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT Secret 1B; 1C; 4 Redact 08/28/1998 INDEFINITE RPT Page i Date: 4/29/201
NY 97-1792 COPIES CONT'D i lo Cincinnati (Info) (Rit) “L « Cleveland (100-24796) (Info) (RM) 1 = Denver (100-5543) (Info) (RM) 1 = Detroit (105-4760) (Info) (Ri 1 ~ Los Angeles (105-8734) (Info) (RM) 1 = Miami (Info) (Ri) | 1 = Milwaukee (10013638) (Info) (Rit) 7 1 - ilinneapolis (100+12232) (Info) (Ri) 4 1 - Newark ($7250) (Info) (Ri) 1 -/ New Haven (97-122) (Info) (RM) 1 ~ Priladelnhia (97-239) (into) (RM) ‘1 = Phoenix (97-53 (Znfo) Ri!) | 1 = San Diego (info) (RH oe le San Francisco (57-347) (Info) (RH) _ hy 1 « San Juan (Info) (RM) os | 1 = Seated e (200~22173} {invo) (Ri) _ 1 - Tampa (97-1) (Info) (RM) 1 + Washington Field (97-1354) (nfo) (RM) d -. 4 l= New York (97-1890 (sc, FPCC) - | 1 < New-York (97+2120) (FFEC, NY Division) \ OO ADMINISTRATIVE CONT ?D J | 1 Inforime Date * fy Bags | fi/7/63* | Re Ss ye yA. (4> Sonos 63 , NY 3164S} 43/30/83 | .{ The NYO will initiate an investigation of . pe BOWIN LINTON, who is reported herein as a voluntary : Is worker at Frecc headquarters. Objective of the investigation will be to determine details of LINTON's activities in 3 connection with the FPCC and to determine whether or not < , he would be in a position to furnish information of value to the Bureau concerning the FPCC, a | - Be- COVER PAGE NW 45777 DoclId:32334932 Page 2
ma: — rol DENTIAN nae SEDHET ADMINISTRATIVE CONT *D a ) ANSELMO RODRIGUEZ| and mentioned H@rein in connectfon with information regarding the Cuban ilission to the UN raising $60 for an FPCC mailing of an announcement that ‘an FPCC picket demonstration would be held on 10/8/62, are subjects of NY files 13446626 nd 1345914, respectively. (30 aA A Yt | Phe CubaneAmerican Civil Rights, /M@HeLshea: herein, is the subject of NY file 105-56134 and the Bureau has been made cognizant of results of investigation to date in this case, DOROTHY W, DOUGLAS, mentioned herein,is subject of NY file 100122751 and Bufile 100-355436, Investigation reflects that DOUGLAS wrote a check payable to LYLE STUART in the amount of $2,000 and the: day after STUART deposited this check in-nis bank account, STUART wrote a check for $2,000 payable to the FPCo, ee connection with DOUGLAS, it is to be noted th®t her file reflects DOUGLAS disclosed to a source in March, 1962, that she had made several trips to Czechoslovakia in the past..and hoped to male another trip in thessummer of 1962, It is possible DOUGLAS may have been-instrumental in channeling the tuo deposits of $5,000 -and $5,500, all in $100 bills, into the FPCC bank account in April, 1961, inasmuch as there was some indication that these $100 bills might have come from a source in Czechoslovakia, specific information which would support this as a fact lowever, a review of subject's NY file discloses no Flu) SAS WELLIAM L, QUIS and JOHN E, HEGARTY t observed the FPCC picket demonstration on 10/27/62. _ ~ aC «: COVER PAGE cra) ma Sty 4 os NW 45777 Docid:32334932 Page 3 ne ere wt =
ADMINISTRATIVE CONT *D WY Tei. (W fu 134=5638A NY 216-594) Used to character ROBERT WOOD SECRED NY 9721792 It is to be noted that investigation reflects that the "Cuban Press. Survey" is being QLerared by the Translation Bureau of the NY Chapter of the FPCC and that henceforth, a review of this publication will be reported in that file, Investigation of DANIEL JUSTIN BERNSTEIN (NY file 105+51763, Bufile 105-103753) nas not developed any additional pertinent inforiiation which would indicate that funds from the Cuban Government are being channeled through BERNSTEIN into the FPCC nor has there been any further indication that BERNSTEIN has advanced additional money to the FPCC, It is to be noted that RICHARD GIBSON's offer of his services to the FBI and/or CIA for financial reimbursement is set forth in the interview . of GISSON, inasmuch as the Bureau and CIA made a determination not to use GIBSON's services. The purpose (KY) in setting this forth is to show the character of XJ GIBSON who is the principal functionary of the PCC. (QU INFORMANTS \ Identity of Source File Number Where Located_ NTT AE RTE TE RTE EE RTE NY T-2 - NY 97+1792-3261 HELEN P. ARCOS,; ; 4402 Willowbrook Avenue, Los Angeles, Caii fornia {conceal by request) NY T-3 LA 4015S Used to characterize k STEVE ROBERTS , ede COVER PAGE NW 45777 DoclId:32334932 Page 4
NW 45777 NY 97-1792 NY T-4 NY 134=3722A NY 3229=S Pitece ee) NY 134=5914A NY NY 3467-S NY LA T=7 , 295468 Used to characterize MARTIN HALL NY T-8 CG 6266<S Used to characterize JOHN ROSSEN NY Te CV 134+774SA-260 CV 4096S ; NY T-10 ¥ : CV -288-S Used to characterize RICHARD TUSSEY and JEAN TUSSEY NY T=11 : NY 9721792-3243 BETTY LANDBERG, Adjustor, Meadowbrook National Bank, 79 Pine Street, NYC (concecl by request) NY T-#12 NY 100-90251 JEAN LOCASCIO, Chief Clerk, Meadowbrook National Bank, 79 Pine Street, NYC (conceal by request) NY T-13 NY 97e179203356 ARTHUR DENNO, Assistant Treasurer, Manufacturers Hanover Trust Company, 51¢ Fifttn Avenue, NYC (conceal by request} - ~ - SECRET DocId:32334932 Page 5
C 10 bia Colony Lane, Great Neck, NY (conceal by reouest) WALTER HOEFT, . Assistant Chief Clerk, Chase Manhattan Bank, - lish Street and First Avenue, NYC. (conceat by reauest) NY NY 2587=-PSI NY [x2 | £1 cise o) } zB rat aaoe aan DocId: 32334932 NY 97 -179223254 #3286 NY 97-17 92~3221 -3275 =3284 NY 97-1792=3446 3462 NY 97-1792-1B20 (9) “NY 9721792-1B21 (4) NY 97-1792-1520 (4). PU 1344-900 Sub A eT1 NY 134-664-2690 © - NY 97-1792-1B21 (5) $1 13! ecm ca A) 13M1635.- Se ee ee
NW 45777 NY NY NY LA x NK NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY NY DocId: 32334932 97-1792 T-27 3042-<: Fe (0) 3953-8 a OeS* Ta32 Ties T=33 2353-S% T=34 2384=S* T=35 2650-3 T-36 1086=S T-37 3527-8 T=33 2595~S* T#39 3222-S* WY T=4O WE 1232S Page 7 SECRER 2Ggs_ COVER PAGE Ot SOR NY 1345329 Used to characterize DAGOBERTO MOLERIO NY 105-39468-204 203 NY 97=1792-3217 =3328 NY 13469-2053 st ~2063 ~2076 Used to characterize BETTY GANNETT Used to characterize WILLIAM ALBERTSON NY 134-6855A=79 WF 13424022 Sub A . NY 97-1792=3261 Page 27 Used to characterize OSCAR COOVER <a
dih-t NY 97-1792 N On October 4, 1962 NY T-26 learned that ~CELIA GIRONA, who is an employee of the CMUN, contacted TED LEE, National Office Director, of theFPCC in New York City, and told LEE that GILBERT IAVILLA, 3rd Secretary _at the Che gee. c urgently “wante Asse TEE immediately at the offices -- of e CMUN. According.to this source, LEE agreed to YN contact MEDIAVILLA. (O(a) DY a NW 45777 “On October 4, 1962 NY poh ‘learned that TED LEE was in personal contact With MEDIAVILLA at the CMUN that afternoon, at which time MEDIAVILLA requested LEE to organize a picket demonstration at the UN in conjunction with the visit of Cuban President DORTICOS to the UN. NY T-24 informed that LEE told MEDIAVILLA it was difficult to arrange a picket demonstration on such short notice and that. he had already initiated arrangements for an FPCC demonstration on a national basis, which he then~ hoped to hold on October 30, 1962. According to NY T-24 LEE stated that in connection with the national demonstration which he was then working on, he had communicated with people in Chicago, California, and Canada, and had also notified all FPCC chapters and FPCC student councils. LEE said, NY T-24 advised, that he felt five demonstrations occurring on the same date’ across the country would produce effective publicity. According to NY T-24, LEE further informed MEDIAVILLA that he could now raily many people to demonstate against the United States going to war, but he added thgt these people were not allpro-CASTRO, merely anti-war.(@\ Ww) | So meme can eats Lacan enna forecast ae Se om Pb ate ode ces Seeman SAT Niet entner tants se 4 NY T+27 advised on October 5, 1962 that he had been in contact with MEDIAVILLA at the CMUN on Oc ‘gber 4, 1962. . On that occasion IAVILLA told NY T-2 JA al VICENT GRANER, RAFAEJA SANCHEZ, and FEDERIC. KERO, membeyYs of the July 26th! ‘Movement, had been in MEDIAVILLA's office earlier that day, with TED LEE of the FPCC. MEDIAVILLA informed NY T- 27 he had called LEE into his office to specifically request LEE to organize a picket démonstration at the UN on October 8, 1962 in support of Cuban President Tacetne  eteee ne — \ <a, DORTICOS. MEDIAVILLA further told this source that at first ; , . LEE was opposed to the idea and claimed he would not have ' sufficient time’ to alért FPCC supporters and would not have enough money for papey ard stamps to handle the mailing of pe notices to FPCC supporters. MEDIAVILLA said that at that Pe BD a - SF -. DocId: 32334932 Page 8
NY 97-1792... Be Lar Tt disclosed to NY T-6 that when he was asked by the CMUN spokesman what he estimated it would cost, LEE told him that the FPCC happened to be at that moment in the process of preparing a mailing to all New York members of the FPCC and that the mailing expenses would be about’ $60.00 in stamps plus $15.00 miscellaneous expenses for a total of about $75.00. LEE said that the CMUN spokesman promised to have the money that night at the Casa Cuba Club and that the money was to be given to ANSELMO RODRIGUEZ, a member of the FPCC and also a member of the Casa Cuba, for relay to LEE so that the necessary stamps could be purchased. LEE said that he had been in touch with some’ people to get the picket demonstration organized. He requested this source to aid in this matter: biit told the source not to mention that funds were to be received from the CMUN. Ak) a NW 45777 DociId:32334932 Page 9