H-0000 ’ s at Ae Si iss, rote: “hoe: Ra ro potted. * Jebteraay” a Sov! ‘ety called in Ameniean Ar5ausa- Ean cateian messenger brought afdor™ Foy. “Koaler: “and ‘charged message. lo the Stale Depart. the” United . ‘Statas” wie ine “ment? asking “for information perihi issable” acts * fa the? cane. “+ Mas to" the manner in. which/ He: Voppad “sHort’ Of’ ao kidnap = Mel! Nosenko- " presented -him-jing’ ebafga. ‘however. ‘Koh! ér “self, to. the. U.Swnauthorities| replied | th 4,00. ‘behalf’ cot the :. " snderequested an opportunity | United es hesFejected ang Ss © todinterview” him. The De-j implication: of ‘Am ri ‘partment agreed “to the inter coin’ “ah 7 eviews: with: American= -offfcials} < present.;,,-and:, sald + Nosenko| : palsoiwas.e agreeable.” A- reply). ae / *3* abouttthe defection.also was 7 “s ftven: to. the Soviet? Embassy. ve We day, ia. Gen- cf Soar Soviet leareaavene dete. rt iisiouis.onvedvences. gate. Semyon ,, Ko- Tsarapain | Soon: ‘there Were sumars that Vo gave newsmen an! angry” Stata, Moscow, “would ‘pull out its dele. * mentcalmed at the Swiss and gation, Dut Up th -Iait ‘nizat. ne charging *:. provocative. -activi- ‘ 1 “2.6 ty by ‘unspecified * Western - ‘wagents..Up- “tO then. Tsarapkin . “bad: been saying. both ‘private + Ly ‘and? publicly,;that™ the Nol. sibils Taarapkia sata oniy agen detection would not af: “E have. nothing “to “tay mL an ec e SarNnImMey et aes Yesterday the Soviets stepped | 0% in® “(hap Denton to you “apy thee protest: in two places, anything & Bee: Po ag po. Moscow and Geaeval’s: Atisome: $a: far-unspecified ic5 im Moscow,: Soviet Foreign, idates, Notenko,":who -had” ap- + Minister . Andrei) yO ‘omy K ‘ol parently ‘crossed from Sjitzee- . “ae aa landstas France, was | ‘Jown tog “es Rn Tie oa ohasbae er a7] the Cited -States tts as. sumed. hee is! ‘tn: the bands. of the Centray Intelligence. Agen: eyethe’y Bormal- dure fectors, : i Oenalale that he was, rien big fishithafhé knew any; atomic isecrets- oi thati he: knew: any: ee (thing: a50u%" Soviet “disarma- aa ment” sttatery Rather - they lnerei had bea’ no word up te i ‘sald, hé-Was.a-KGB ‘stat! off leer a:security: man ‘ operating, last. night: of thé ‘defection. 6 tas~ {9 the, Soviet: practice, in the : Suviet-. ‘tadio- orvln. the a+ Ught.¥compartment*_/ That press. though. ord. of mou Would’ eaad be would: have jreports -had spread © _ through lusefub. and: ‘perhaps. important the capital. |knowledz9 of Partof ue KGBy It was felt hece. that Mascow ,but probably.riof.much more. imizht have.-stepped . up . its : Believed “Genitine.* . |protest Jalter- Taarapxin had : tpublicly downgraded the case ik is: ‘assumed here: that thelig Geneva. At-any rate US. Adyearald Nosenko is a gen-! disarmament negotiator Wil- ‘tine defector though the pos-itiam C. Foster and Tsarapain sibility of his keing a Couble;hetd another business session agent has not’ been overloox-jin Geneva yesterday at which ed. Ut.also Is, felt here thatithey said the Case was not dis- the Soviet. protests was CO cussed... --.. stroncer.. than, could :te ex: {It also was nated here that spected = The request: for an-cthe Soviet. Communist Party; Jimterview,; rare: ,buti-not un-)Ceatral. Committee has been} precedented, was granted. isjmeeting in Moscow afl -this; “hopes of reciprocal Ceaiment wees. But whether the | No- should. the oceasion: arise, {$enxo Case ¥ 25, discussed vwas! _ Moseaw’ _ figpatehes 4 said: not known, SS tte gave = eee, . a ao ror: oA a eee Lee eer a
Fetes, Sere wks. t a tee. 4 APm ae feds td fe ics 12 May 1964 MEMORANDUM FOR: “Acting Chief, Support Branch y} 4 _ Chiefy Operational Support Division a “AEFOXTROT . ,, #262 S22. eee le This ‘merhorandum is is primarily for the record and will 7 record the essence of a meeting held on the morning of 12-May, 1964,. at. which ‘the following were present: Messrs, Charles Kane, ‘Jack Bauman, OS; Dr. Charles Bohrer, Medical Staff; Messrs. Bagley, Karefovich Fenn, ‘McMahon and David Murphys SR Division, aan ~ ae ' The essence of this: ‘meeting « was furnished to the Acting - . Chief, _Support Branch on 12 My 1964, as follows: ‘ . “Effective immediately’ or as s00n as » practicable, the following ° procedures. will apply with regard t to the handling of the . we Subjects, : . wert “Subject will receiva a regular ‘diet with modest regulated | oe ' portions, He is to have no dessert or "trimmings, " but may have the necessary silverware with which to “ eat properly. exercised with regard to controlling the silverware, toes and it was suggested that at least two of the guards: Ube required to count the silverware in and out; that . * the silverware be placed on the tray in a manner where it could be observed before the guards enter the room, etc.) {2} Arrangements are to be made for the installation of adequate air-conditioning equipment to insure that a comfortable temperature is maintained. (It is under- stood that there is quite a bit of equipment available through Logistics channels, } (3} Subject is to receive a bath; change of underwear; change of uniform; and a change of linen for his bed, (CAUTION--Extreme care should be © na a