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 : JFK Assassination System Date: Identification Form Agency Information FBI . 124-10211-10457 HQ CR 105-86307-6 Document Information FBI SAC, NY DIRECTOR, FBI 06/15/1960. 2 DLH, ASSOC, MED/PERS HIST, CASTRO, FIDEL PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT Secret . 1B; 1C; 4 Redact 05/14/1998 INDEFINITE 5/26/201
~STANRARD FORM NO. 64 &: > * Office Memy andum © UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT a II. Subject is single. 4 on Vit a ee ASSir “Y One Box4 TII. On 1-28-60, ANNETTE SYLVIA EPSTEIN: PS T-protect V7 16 identity) advised subject haé@ associated with/ LEONID A. KOVA -in August or September, 1958. \%. id ve & z IV. Subject has been in Sontact with ZOVALEY, YURIY A. TO, ': DIRECTOR, FBI (105-86307) pate: G//S/to Bes : SAC, NEW YORK (105- 39681) ‘SECRET. | LINFORMATION CONTAINED | in REIN is wah S32 z SUBJECT:  AMERTCO sosne Eh ALERE, aka Coan We race veaeag IS-R OTHER! ISS / “Rerep SA RICHARD W. HILL, dated and captioned as above, We at WY. —— N The following information is ‘set forth relative to a WY ‘proposes interview with the subject. ( INN NS I. Subject resides at 454 W. 22nd. St., Apt. RR, NYC. ‘ He is an aviation electrician employed by Lockheed Aircraft \e Service, International, Inc., NY International Airport, Jamaica, ; IN N.Y. He was born: September 26, 1921 at “15 Sab ee Ds or RG Mompos, Colombia, and was naturalized Se 33 AS 2D) [0-28-47 Gob gn yey Ste 0108 : MISHUKOV and VADIM A. KIRILYUK, all known Soviet intelligence | agents, on various unknown occasions 3} Subject told EPSTEINCS) : that during the period Summer 1958-"Summer, 1959, he and the apove} Soviets tended parties givem by LIBBY MAN REYNOLDS 3 ; SALEBE said that he had introduced{the Soviets REYNOLDS. at © NYNOLDS request. REYNOLDS is an SfSubject of the NH alee V. None known e ‘ “VI. It is noted abe [KovALEV , KIRILYUK and MISHUKOV. hhve | returned to the USSR.|However, if Subject is cooperative fhel : ma have considerable potential as an informant (or or doubleMdgéntjins ©) the future since it would appear that he h Ce een useful £95 , the, Re a Obres in meeting people in the past. (ae ed &) Bureau (105-86 307; ) (RM) <i 05 Dale OF REVIEW 1- New York ‘ OD SF ; ET BBP fe Q fo RWH:islf 97) } Bugle Mae) dra HA: hal Os 2 =~ 6 20 7 bh te QD rramal? EL rnaohe b Yayo copies made
on ~ one) 4 * . : . { f - L ~ ‘ “ \ \ . NY 105-39681 x yee ‘VII. According ‘7 ae COAST on FOREMAN: (PST- protect identity), “‘Tatter an admitt homosexual SALTER has homosexual tendencies, DENNIS LYNNY (AREER (WE 105- 37990), SALEBE'Siforymer roommate, has a history of homosexuality and mental illngss* according to VA: Hospital, necords. However, interview is considered * désireablet in’ rder' to ascertain the nature of the subject's relation with/the Soviets, which ch cannot(S) otherwise be determined. (5 VIII. If the subject cooperative, it is anticipated 11¢s the nature and frequency of his contacts with({the Soviets [will be determined, as well as any requests[ the Soviets}may have mage ) of him. XI. SALEBE will be interviewed at his residence. No appoint- ment for the interview will be made. He will be informed that — HARBER, his former roommate, advised Bureau agents at Kansas City that FIDEL CASPRO's agents had attempted to kidnap him and that (2) Cire russians vers also after nine the course of attempting to verify HARBE allegations, S BE will be asked if HARBER knew apy, Soviets pire is noted that on 5-3-59, HARBER telephonically cont ed the FBI KCHMO Office, stating that he had been abducted by CASTRO's men but had escaped from them. He was interviewed by Bureau agents on 5+3-59, at which time he denied ever having called that office. Bureau authority is requested to interview subject in accordance with existing instructions relating to interviews with security subjects. Care will be exercised to protect the original source in this matter. No direct questions will be asked during | the interview which will disclose to the subject (the identity of -the offical or establishment contacted, the method used in the contact, or the fact that we are aware of the the cubyeot in€s) terview will be conducted in a manner SO that the subject will volunteer the details of the contact XIf this subject. is cooper- ative, affirmative steps 1 be taken during initial inter- view tofdirect his activities f but a separate communication will CG) be direcVed to the Bureau se ng forth the results of the inter- view and requesting authority to recontact the subject{as a potential security informant or double agent} KYS) = —— ~ ee ee ee ee ner OT eee ooo