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13-00000 ° ‘ = * a! ‘ “| SUBJECT: RELATIONS WITH eee Oe ce a LE FROM : Nr. D. J. Brennan, Jr. { it UNITED STATES GO ERNMENT ; ; . LE ae : _ Memorandum Mir. We Co Sullivan\}) if/ > a AGENCY (CIA) we Osuald QAR t- Reference is made to memorandum dated 12/19/4632, .£ met with John lMicCone, Director, CIA, on 12/23/63, CIA Director with false statements attributed to Srennan to Mr. Sullivan. Pursuant to instruction Agelt 2a (to confront the C$} so tha ou mey have full appreciation of all aspects. bY Arent 2apich advised McCone that ie had a piece of business os which needed ironing out before the end of the year. The Agent ex- Diained that since the assassiration of Fresident Kennedy, there have been various types of stories circulated concerning the case sm the evicence collected; that some of these stories could immedi- i+ ve discounted; and that there was certain information received she Bureau which very directly affected relations between the ~ureau and CIA.. The Agent stated that certain information had reache -.ca proportion to be most alarming and that the Agent had requested _ UcCone .was then told that he was charged with being the ‘“ource of information conveyed to a high Government official and to . Drew Pearson in that he, McCone, had stated that CIA had uncovered a plot in Mexico City indicating that Lee Harvey Oswald had receivec 26,500 to assassinate President Kennedy. The Agent elaborated by stating that if this were true, McCone had endeavored to leave the impression with certain people that CIA had developed information not ‘known to the Eureau and, in essence, made the Bureau look ridiculous. ‘She Agent advised that if McCone had made such statements, we could ;only assume that he was ‘employing vicious and underhanded tactics ;since he and officials of his agency fully well knew that the story concerning the $6,500 had been proved to be absolutely faise. NcCone‘'s attention was directed to the Alvarado interrogation, Alvarado‘s admission that he had fabricated the information and the subsequent /(§ 1 - ir. Belmont . Uf . i - Mr. DeLoach or cr fem 3 2° ; NOT RECORDED... tg ce ed, SD Madson ESET S31, 193 Jail 2 1964 Re he Me gs 1 = Mr, Papich; Pe S23 ities: sceeep 22 UEC SLig6 Gh Ca tJ? tchs,. *- an OLD Gappe amerenre eect , \ g, ° im by ifr. DeLoach's _ sources. | The Liaison Agent is reporting this meeting in some detail: ene Wopees UW fs -<rmission from Mr. Hoover to discuss the matter with the CIA Directo on x ~ won
13-00000 e omo Bir. Brennan to Mr. Sullivan , Ze: RELATIONS WITH CIA AD bend b corroboration of the polygraph. (5) NeCone was very visibly incensed and left the impression that he might at any moment ask the Agent to leave. After pausing a few moments, he made the following statements: G) (1) He stated that he has never talked to D on is lize; that he has never sent any kind of messave_to pearson directly or - indirectly an y and that he does not_have any communicating with Pearson. He briefly referred to to the fact that he has been the target of attacks by Pearson, one of these occurring within the last two weeks. (S| (2) With regard to the "$6,500 story," McCone advised that as soon as the original report was received from his people in Mexico City, he contacted President Johnson and informed him of the development. He explained to the Presi- dent that this was a matter which required intensive interro- gation of Aivarado and that CIA had coordinated very closely with the FBI.. He told the President that Alvarado would be kept in a safe house by CIA until the FBI was satisfied that all necessary investigative action had taken place. /¢) a? [en  ceeaneneadial (3) KcCone advised that he has not been critical of the bureau; that if he had any criticism he wou conter directly jwith the Bureau and not get inYolved in malicious gossip. [Ke commented that in connection with the Oswald case, he has encountered people who have been critical of the Bureau dnd the Secret Service and he, McCone, has gone to the defense of both agencies. (S) OViccone was left in an angry mood but he did retain his con- sure throughout. Before the Agent left, McCone inquired about the us of FBI — CIA relations in general and the Agent replied that feu erat € o “ yay were satisfactory~) He also asked about the Director's health Ae "7 whig¢ h the eee, nasty e ph the Pires tor wa in oxen health. AS indies panes oe no statement was made wntok ay in any vay might jeopardize the sect ty of Mr. DeLoach's sources. ?CTION : For information. yy : Sp
13-00000 o Bans — le; , “| are cu bo 8 ULE, 10 April 1995 - 2000 MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Grant P. Harmon Unit Chief, JFK Taskforce Federal Bureau of Investigation FROM: Barry Harrelson, Senior Reviewer - “ Historical Review Group Center for the Study of Intelligence _ Central Intelligence Agency SUBJECT: Authenticity of Document 1. This is in response to your request to this office to review the attached document and advise if it is a valid Agency document or something made up using an Agency reports format and information either entirely made up or from other sources. The 3. August 1962 document purports to tie Dorothy Kilgallen, Marilyn Monroe and former Attorney General, Robert Kennedy, together with knowledge of an number of matters, including the plot to kill Castro. 2. Those Agency officers who have reviewed the document consider it to be fradulent. While the format resembles a “reports” form used in the 1960's, the substantive information and presentation is foreign to normal presentaion or collection efforts. Also, the control stamps and other administrative items are not typical of CIA reports written during the 1960's. 3. If you have any further questions in this regard, please call me directly at (703) 351-2909. arry Harre BH:gb FOR
13-00000 FRE SL ——. & UAC, bam wl coo Fen, ee oC “anu oD wt Ones “one oe Coen tB - ee ee ent , om, ! : = NOT FOR PUBLICATI - COUNTIY “.5 New York, US “ihaee. _, wens i | - . _ Suusct | [Mardilyn nenree| OAR GE 3 August 1962 0 ot a . ee @ ° 108, DUST E Project uf Ae e, = . 7 : Maude Ti ernecdt User He eect Tete tearttiates oy ip a Peibtis . a a . 4 “UUM lg. Rothberg discussed the epparedt-Sazoeok of ister bin ang and the alia .. break up with the-Kennedyss'Bothberg told fhab she wes attending a - , Hollywood parties hosted bythe "inner iss ene Beliveccate elite and ., . was becoming the talk ef the tam bere iusicated in eo very’ my vords, thet she georete & bes tell, no, dows re drtedng’ ‘ber triste with * the Preaidgnt and Ons gents 8g ‘mentions the ‘s deit [the cereaident re a e eecret: ‘aix bese for:t°Ne purpose of inspecting ‘= things e E4lgellen replied iB ‘ghe ime’ what aight be the 2 source’ of visit. sit. In the “nid-fiftias ii leayued of. secret effert by = US and UK ggvarments te identify :t*“-<vi ging ef(ctasbed spacecraft and « dead dodiaa, (froa a Srit government effiaigls igelien believed the = story may come frou (the Nea! 1d iT ip: the late fertiess KilgaD- mM eaid ’ ‘sab 1f the atory ie true, 1t world saez6|tarribie’ embarrajso— 3» nd Yect: and his plans to have MASA put men on the. ss “ 2e Subject repeatediv called the Attorney General. and complained about the way she was being ignored by the Fresident emi his brothers Je Subjeas threatened te held a prees conference ent would, tell all. us Subjeot made veforencs te[beses® Cuba and Ki ‘et the President's plan to(i11 Castro, ; Ss Subject uade ref--—--- te ter diary « of secrete® and what the newspapers Mee, .Mould do with such diselosureds fc 4 y 7” eee Le meagan ong seks ed nga eerie soe ere
13-00000 ry SECRET CIA INTERNAL USE ONLY 15 May 1995 MEMORANDUM FOR: Ms. Ellie Neiman DO JFK Review Team FROM: Barry Harrelson Senior Reviewer, CSI/HRG SUBJECT: FBI Request For CIA's Opinion On Proposed FBI Release Of Agent Specific Data 1. The FBI has asked for an Agency response on the following matter. 2. HRG counterparts at the FBI are engaged in serious discussions with representatives of the Review Board concerning withholding the identities of FBI confidential informants. In the course of those negotiations, FBI officers advise they are increasingly concerned about being able to withhold the crypts and, possible even the true names, of three former Soviet agents. Given that view, they believe it would assist their overall efforts and negotiating position if they could release additional information on one or more of the three Soviet-agents. 3. The three former Soviet agents are: a. “TOPHAT” also encrpyted as BOURBON;” true name is provided on nares attachment. b. @stamocx]* true name on attachment. DFE, c. “FEDORA” also encrpyted or known as “IRONCLAD” “SCOTCH” AND “JADE;” true name on attachment. 4. Attached are seven documents that the FBI is considering for release. Two of them are CIA documents found in the FBI JFK file. HRG has been unable to locate these documents in the CIA JFK collection. 5. Please provide DO views on the FBI proposal. woA Barry Harrelson Atts: A/S SECRET CIA INTERNAL USE ONLY
13-00000 o me ‘ _ SECRET CIA INTERNAL USE ONLY IDEN ATTACHMENT TO 10 MAY 1995 MEMORANDUM The following names and descriptions are keyed to paragraph 3 of the 10 May memornadum: a. Dmitriy Fedorovich POLYAKOV; reportedly died as a result of Ames disclosure. tf | ofl b. whether he is dead ib or alive 1s not known. c. Aleksiy Isadorovich KULAK (Kulyak ?); reportedly died of natural causes. SECRET CIA INTERNAL USE ONLY
13-00000 poked Dos FZ a5 fern ee Yt, EAT. Mele. Gor LEE Baeeces ; CoM ; | | | ‘ ne wa Ho Fo bforchaS fam HAMROCK's|real name, > 8 rb m ynot released. His id L a mainéd a sécre or [sq¥ears. We do not know if Hs alive or dead, 1 FE) ' ei believe that exposure could. damage him_and his family. _ b. Tom RYAN's que should be deleted from the front <S, : cover of the [SHAMROC ePiebriefing. Mr. RYAN retired under (4 / cover, and is [suammocy? as an intelligence contractor on a sensitive project. c. The name and cover name of 18 Fb; should be deleted. feb eae at ge ee prema TE Tye oeE ene ewer ee