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14-00000 a a a | ~ Seok. CS-2925 (Lukoskie) 26 October 1970 MEMORANDUM FOR: office of Security ATTENTION Mr. Frank Mahoney SUBJECT CSA on E. Howard Hunt 1. Attached is a copy of a memorandum to the DDP concerning CCS utiliza- from ccS, dated 14 October 1970, oward Hunt. tion of Mr. E. H n as noted on page 2 of the 2. Approval was give memorandum. Willard F. Burke Chief, Central Cover Staff Corporate Cover Branch Attachment: As stated
14-00000 34 OCT 87 MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director for Plans SUBJECT : E, Howard Hunt - Utilization by Central Cover Staff 1. This memorandum submits a recommendation for your approval; this recommendation is contained in paragraph 4, 2. Mr. E, Howard Hunt has been employed by Robert R. Mullen & Company since his 30 April 1970 retirement from the Agency and CCS understands that Mr. Hunt is going to succeed Mr. Mullen as principal officer of the company. oy Mr. Hunt contacted CCS on 7 July 1970 to report his belief. that the company could provide cover as a result of its connections with the Brussels Times. In discussions of . ..... - this matter with Mr. Mullen and Mr. Hunt, it developed that” . ° Mr. Mullen, who as a long time friend of Mr. Hunt, was cog- °* ||; nizant of his Agency background, had informed Mr.“Hunt of .°..” “fron - the existing cover arrangement without authorizatic CCS, . . 3. CCS in anticipation of the need of briefing “Mrz had requested an extension of his existing clearance:on™ > June 1970. The Office of Security has advised-CCS that its reinvestigation of Mr. Hunt has been completed; but7it believes that you have an interest in Mr. Hunt sand =z unwilling to grant a clearance to CCS without “being #assured that you do not have an overriding interest or objections 4. Inasmuch as Mr. Hunt is already witting of. the: current cover arrangement with the company which’ h Will soon head and because the use of the company locations where it has cover potential would -reavi: reportedly:
14-00000 knowledge and assistance, CCS requests that you approve the issuance by the Office of Security of a clearance on Mr. Hunt to the Central Cover Staff. | OF 7 | -ERICH W. ISENSTEA? ~~ Chief, Central Cover Statf The recommendation contained in paragraph 4 1s approved. yr \ dt aA > cy ont 7 oO Thomas H. Karamessines Date Deputy Director for Plans *Please keep the DDP posted.
{404-10119-10826), TEM AAI - SECRET = of such information to unauthorized ; nation : pionage Laws (Title 18, .USCA, Sections. 793. and 794). t realize ‘that’ ¢ a s briefing of this scope ‘and depth, which identifies spon orship, reveals" ~ - codewords, and, admits to the ultimate intelligence: opp ication of; the Re Project, is: even, shee conte levels of access. : lam aware that travel to certain hazardous or denied areas“of the world. such as the ~ . USSR, Communist China, and Sino-Soviet satellite. areas: may constitute an’ unacceptable. se- ‘curity risk and | agree, until formally relieved of this requirement, to request: authorization from Project Headquarters prior to undertaking ‘such travel. sie Having reviewed the above security requirements, | pledge that I will never reveal, by any means, classified project information to unauthorized persons. this pledge { recognize and accept the fact that | have a personal and individual re bility for the protection of all such information in my. possession no matter where..generated nor how acquired and agree to abide by the security requirements and regulations estab: lished for the Project.
14-00000 ° , ‘ eo? 6 . ry . | SECRET ~ - (When Filled In) | understand that no change in my employment status or relationship with the United States Government will relieve me of my obligation under this Agreement. | have been advised of the procedures to follow in order to determine the identity of individuals who have been approved for access to this Project, the current estimate of hazard involved in travel to a foreign area or to resolve any other question which may arise under this Agreement. PROJECTS* BYECOM NAME OF WITNESS (Type or Print) NAME (Type or Print) NE 0. tor E. Howard Hunt SIGNATURE OF WITNESS N> SIGNATURE cp NAME & ADDRESS OF AFFILIATION CIA/DDP/EUR Headquarters 28 August 1968 *The signator should place his initials efter each Project name. SECRET
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(404-10119-10838 at re a Chief, Cversees Prench, Employees Division, S55 Attention: J. S. Reff Chief, Special Security Srench DEC] 4950 RITTENHOUSE, John F. (Pseudo - UPC) #23500 Reference is made to your memorandum dated 28 November 1950 requesting security concurrence in the conversion of the Subject's statua from that of OPC Steff Employee to thet of ur Steff Avent. 1% is contezpleted that the Subject -_ be essignec to| Jes GS-13, Intellicence Ufficer, under deep CGE. This is to advise that from a security standpoint this cffice offers no objection to the proposed conversicn und sssi.nnent of the Subject. FOR TER SECURITY OFFICER, CIA: Ji imp ce:file “ae,
(404-10119-10839 cecurarmmneee SECRET Office Memorandum e UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT TO : Chief, Special Security Branch DATE: 28 November 1950 Attn: Mr. Georre P. Loker, Jre FROM : Chie2, Overseas Branch SUBJECT: John F. Rittenhouse (Fseudce — OPC) #23500 Concurrence is requeste2 in the conversion of the subject's status from that of OPC Staff Employee to tnat of OPC Staff Agens. Tne subject is to be assimed to| es a GS-13, Intelligence O°ficer under eep Cover. , It is further reouested that the avpropriate certificetion be sent to Lar bffice in the _ we , JOSEPH S. REFF j i) 's Mg
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14-00000 ob: COC RE T Jasper, E. COBB, lived at 710 North Sunset, Ponca City, Oklahoma. b) The last known address included in our files for Henry P. Lopez was 5900 Arlington Avenue, Riverdale, New fork. His phone number at the time (Nov 1966) was (212) 84-8728. William C. Sturbitts SECRET
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Bot SMS SE ROSOS- BUILDING SECURITY BRANCH ROM: DATE _~- 351-2959 ; 4 INCIDENT_- me rh hi Felal s sak oe eed 0 a : . SUNMARY OF INFORMATION:” Dee : eff oe, A cell was received ‘throwh the Aronerl Mechta ae k . Laser regard Ing his missinz fats op serene|/otert ia { iecerde explained that his fathér, Lesrenc ta Aseney seoving aboard the vessel TOON > ich wea used in overetions against tubal: we ry iad 1sft Tiew Crleans six - weeks ago eboerd the dugboat areagoas enratt -2 itlend. The fasily bas cot heard Drow the senior ‘EnBores pare amv Ave coreerne’ Sor his sat sty. Tue subject's fathertms. rking ge “i cf _y for tus Interatete Towing enc _Deedring Compmiy, New Gris ms, Ta: 4 wz, letorde was nopetul + thet tae Acomey could offer sone information as te hia 3 father's herewsouts inasmuch ag he felt tnat the J Agency : was still exployins hie fotier in goover ecagaeity, The subject was -. Gireeted & %9 contact ‘tae entloyt ing) cia, Interstate Towing eae Dred aging” Casmeuy, to determine anv informaticn as wiere hia Tathe> 8 locates... He wes most enpreciative end stated he would mae iugedsics ‘of 4 whe ° emp Loving Tirm. a vio of CMO recemis under the £: aygsce LAME » EsBerde, A x2 - getted ce seflect -any-previcus contact with Sung ect ACTION TAKEN: : Fog. wad. Pa a oe a - amy ete of . al ef Gtetel da the ebowe men tiected, REPORTING OFFICER DISTRIBUTION: ORIG: DD/SEC (TOs) COPY: C/PHY COPY: C/PSD_ . a | FILE: BSB/PHYS. SD : COPY: ; OBSOLETE PREVIOUS| 3 ECT IONS 539" 1798
eS ee Oe ‘3 { 30 Sep. ser. 1976 (tos-10r19-10403] | MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD RETURN To cia _ FROM: ‘Andrew J. Percival Background Use o Office of General Counsel 0 Not Reproduce” SUBJECT: Agency Connections with the Grand Baham Development Company ; REFERENCE: A. Memo fm C/CCS for Dep. Gen. Counsel, dtd 15 Sept. 76, Same Subj., OGC 76-5044 B. Memo fm D/OS, for OGC, dtd 3 Sept. 76, Subj: Grand Bahama Development Corp. and Wallace Groves OGC 76-4861 - 1. Referent B forwards an analysis of possible Agency involvement with suspected criminal elements in the Bahamas. Referent A is a commentary. on this analysis that details CCS relationships with individuals associated with a company that is reputed to be an employer of organized crime figures. No specific fact is presented that would legally raise the suspicion of the commission of a violation of law, morality or ethics by the U.S. ae citizen businessmen now cooperating with this Agency: Major General William P. Fisher (USAF-Ret.); Mr. John P. Roulett CUSN-Ret.); and ” “Mr Albért Whisnant. 2. In the sensitivity of this time, it would be imprudent not to “ recognize that mere proximity to unsavory elements is sufficient for some to suggest guilt by association. This Agency recognizing that. unfortunate _ fact of life has an obligation to protect the rights of those upon whom we co _ have prevailed to cooperate. The only direct method immediately, apparent is to sever our relationship with voiced gratitude for past servicés in the national interest. The timing proposed by C/CCS in referent A appears appropriate. , : | Of | 3. It should be noted that General Fisher's son is al | That fact dictates that every effort be made to contain the substance of this” and referent memoranda to the narrowest possible audience to preclude unwarranted acrimony and suspicion until proof positive of eviljor criminal _ activity is certain, which event is extremely doubtful. ec: Mr. Mcrrison oe Me eens tead 2SIMPNZT CL ny - Mr, Gambino SECRET, . . meer _ (gp) ip "Bas 72, axe F 2 wget : ctl | dheahece a. ae Be Pe eee a a aS ee
INTERNAL my ONLY UNCLASSIFIED ‘| SUBJECT: (Optional) Jerry G. Brown Deputy Chief Security Analysis Group TO: (Officer designation, room number, and . tea tes building) OFFICER'S | COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom . INITIALS Inspector General Att: Mr. Leader to whom. Draw o line across column after each comment.) Tey wsaursy we orev D dea Jeter mine 1% Wrewonny Wo bS &ischergva » ae hee AY ese. CEE BED ror 610 vserreyigus eomons [|_|] SECRET [] conFIDENTIAL (] teen NTE ~—-L1_- UNCLASSIFIED
14-00000 8 April 1977 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Security ‘Analysis Group FROM. =. Jerry G. Brown — SUBJECT. . - :--HEMMING, Gerald Patrick an pei tase 3693 | OS#429 229 | eh £90 PEL EASE o a «3 n | CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW FRU "1. Reference is made to the attachment which is a copy of a memorandum contained in Subject file dated... 7 November 1960 from Chief/Contact Division/00 to Chief/ Personnel Security Division/Office of Security.captioned . "Jerry P. HENNING, Jr., Ex-US Marine who served in Cuban _ . Army and. Air Force 00-A-3170536"', a copy of-which was a sent to WH Division and CI Staff. It is apparent that the HENNING referred to therein is identical with Gerald Patrick HEMMING. a 2. OF pertinence for the pUrposes of instant memo- randum is that information contained in paragraphs four and five of the reference and related by HEMMING voluntarily 4 : £ f£ = a z i to the Contact Division/Los Angeles Office between 11 and _ 21 October 1960, to Wit: . “Henning returned to California in October . 1958....He left for Cuba by air via Miami on --OY about 18. February 1959 arriving in Havana on 19 February 1959," "He claimed to have contacted officials ‘in the Cuban Consul's office in Los Angeles prior to his departure." 3. In substance relative to the above, the HEMMING file reflects that he served in the U: S: Marine Corps from 19 April 1954 to 17 October 1958. (The 201 file concerning HEMMING reflects that he served in Japan with a U. S. Marine: Air Wing.) He then returned to the Los Angeles area for discharge and then left for Cuba circa 18 February-1959 and’ joined Castro's forces. ; E2 IMPDET CL BY 007472
14-00000 4. The pertinence of the foregoing is that Lee Harvey OSWALD served with a U. S. Marine Air Wing in Japan, and when OSWALD returned to the United States, he was assigned to Santa Anna, California (Los Angeles area). Extensive testimony contained in the Warren Commission hearings by | OSWALD's fellow Marines at Santa Anna contain the theme that, OSWALD was interested in going to Cuba to join Castro (upon his discharge) in early 1959 and that in early 1959 OSWALD allegedly made some contact. with.the ‘Cuban Consul's Office in Los Angeles. , 5. The above as well as the Office of Security file concerning HEMMING which is replete with information. possibly linking HEMMING and his cohorts to OSWALD was rought to the attention of Mr. John Leader. (and Mr. ‘Scott BrecHinridge), Inspector General, on 6 April 1977: Mr, Leader advised he would pursue the matter. i Jerry G. Brown Deputy Chief Security Analysis Group Attachment cc:. IG/John Leader
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14-00000 "| anv tve2 Epmon SCUACI . ’ OSA Free 141 CPR 100 19.6 er e TO FROM SUBJECT: * Chief,’ Security Research Staff . DATE: 26 January 1970 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum Chief, LEOB/Security. Research Staff E. Howard HUNT, Jr. #23500 (Manuscript ~ ''Give Us This Day") 1. Charles WILEY called collect from New York to report that he had gotten a manuscript written by a Edward J. HAMILTON who was described by WILEY as a long time Agency employee. An OS indices-check revealed that-in October 1960 Subject had been furnished an alias in conjunction with his proposed assignment to JMARC, In this conjunction Subject had received the name Edward J. HAMILTON, a backstop address and a District of Columbia drivers license in this alias. In June 1963 a post office box at the Woodridge Station in Washington, D. C. was set up for the Subject in the name Edward J. HAMILTON, This box was cancelled in June 1965, It may be assumed that since no other Security Office reference exists for ''Edward J. HAMILTON" that this alias may be the nom de plume for Subject in this instance. 2. WILEY advised that he had reviewed sketchily the man- uscript and saw nothing new nor exciting other than a reference to General Cabell, former director. According to the manuscript, and WILEY's version thereof, at the time of the Agency participation in the invasion of Cuba Mr. Dulles was out of town. General Cabell, returning from a golf game, allegedly cancelled-the second or third air strike against the Castro forces. According to WILEY, General Cabell appears as the villain. , 3. WILEY reported that the Holt Publishing Company thought the manuscript teocontroversial to publish and apparently referred it to Tom WALLACE or Bill BUCKLEY. It was thought that perhaps the Conservative Book Club might be interdsted. 4, WILEY indicated that he had to return the manuscript tomegrrow (27 January 1970) and that he would call me before 11 a.m. * He mete ne Lidu? 41 Extlided icsm actomatle Gownzradiaz and declasstlication Buy U.S. Savings Bonds ree NGD the Payroll Savings Plan | ~ bree wave
14-00000 to ask if: we wished to have a xerox copy or some facsimile of the manuscript prepared by WILEY and forwarded. bletbor am Milli g Sere) WM:fmt
& 1041012010026] |. UNCLASSIFIED i USE ONLY . ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET | oo INTERNAL SUBJECT: (Optional) “ , HUNT, Everett Howard FROM: EXTENSION C/RS TO: (Officer designation, room number, and building) Tl RECEIVED FORWARDED ain FORM sor O10 “Emeee’s [7] SECRET =] CONFIDENTIAL CL NFIDENTIAL [-] SECRET . GIA ow AN e Only TA Giae # 2350000 Not Reproduce NO. | DATE 5540 18 March 1969 COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom fo whom. Draw a line across column after each comment.) Subject is 50 years old, GS-15, Chief, EUR/CA. He has been with the Agency since 1949. He was last investigated by the FBI in September 1949. He has not been reinvestigated apparent] because he was either overseas or a staff agent. Zubject is an author who has written books in his true name and also in alias. it is requested that the attached letter be signed and returned to RS. OS INTERNAL USE ONLY [] UNCLASSIFIED O
todtorz0-0ag SP — For ofFiciat use ony = a how & . Fd SBA ARIES EES oe eer PERSONNEL SECURITY PLEDGE AND NAME CHECK INFORMATION RELEASE +f vane 7 NAME OF SUBJECT (Last, First, Middle) REQUESTING AGENCY DATE Hew —i fe § iG m DATE OF BIRTH (\ruacd OF BIRTH DATE OF REQUEST RETURWISClA In Loon . 19,40, National Agency Name Gustioauetscoayy tee on the Subject with the following results: ‘DO Not Figprathess P - POSITIVE N - NEGATIVE REMARKS: As a duly accredited representative of the Requesting Agency named above, I understand that all personnel security information released to me concerning the Subject by review of his file, by memoranda, by copies of reports, or by any other means is furnished in strict confidence in connection with my official duties. Accordingly, I hereby pledge the following: 1. The information is for official United States Government use only and will be handled in accordance with its classification. 2. The information, the source thereof, the identity of informants, and the collection methods will not be divulged nor disseminated to anyone, except officials of the Requesting Agency named above on a strict need- to-know basis. 3. The information will not be divulged in any hearing or board action without the prior written consent of the Releasing Agency. 08 : DH we : AN hago KK 4 me ST he [9-4 SIGNATURE : << £ , \ FORM 10-68 2689 vse erevicus enirion \ (4-12-43) FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY “ee