4) 104-(0087-10126" 2 | w a SEGRE Wa ee tad I Bike B . ( EVES OMY en Qi 2-1936 , ea) : Sry _ RETURN TO CIA Cee anes oN os Not Reproduce =v ~\adiite eging OSWALD was Interviewed _by CIA Employees . \ Uy oN an . artitle ise “Stat . Departms it. During thi s the CIA representative in the US embassy in Mo. period, the assassin was seeking to renounce his en py One State Department cable, No. 234, dated November 2, sore reports that OSWALD was interviewed by the CIA and other embassy officials." records eee that OSWALD had sever eBtings wit “it ae i . 2. This allegation is “absolutely unfounded as the following facts bear out: , a. The article cites a State Department "cable" O No. 234, dated 2 November 1959... Such "cable" probably does not exist; however, the State Department despatch, No. 234, dated 2 November 1959, from the US Embassy = in Moscow is no doubt the one which the article intended ae to cite That despatch carried the security classification tt it = Contest « (See tab b). | i g eo rw Xe spaten contains no statement or? x: ex 2 : , Gad Richarae. Snyder, the Second Secretar: ‘of: the US Ss GShbasqyp "Mosgow, who talked with OSWALD: ‘on aks . Zz 8 S§ ay oe HRS LOStQBSENIS9, has CIA connection. Snydert NS 8 < & onl Rac of a person mentioned wh Bight h ve, a BS WALD. The only other US Siicial wee se 7 | 5 8 entioned in that State Depart fent degX Re was Edward L. Freers who signed the eYesp toy Charge _ a' Affairs, ad interim. ee ~ RES wd i Pad Nee 5 Pep }O C pn temeeeeiememeinaaiadl GROUP 4 ; Excluded tram fom 4 . ; eal 12- Mas. (2y ELT 5 Qol- 299 24¥ The fo GUG2ta? PAGE 14, _ of J COPY NO. semunernnasnsutn
14-00000.. - Co rine ' ( Co Richard’ ES a de DOB: 10 December 1919, Passaic, « Ne Ss ): applied for employment with CIA in pret: 00 per annum). According to his +; ‘(see tab c) he was assigned to OPC, Ane = to serve in (the file contains Kents r |S mg) kat he actually served in . heweuse serve in Heidelberg, nea While in Germany he apparently resigne ct 26 September 1950 in order to assume sit HICOG. There are no further entre file. The SR Division, however, has 3 on him (see tab d). That file shows that NelSén°BRICKHAM, an SR Division staff employee, was in contact “with SNYDER for about one year (1956-1957). BRICKHAM used SNYDER as a spotter at Harvard where SNYDER was studying Russian and had access to other students who might be going to the USSR. There is no record of POA, OA or CSA action in that connection. In March 1959 (probably just before SNYDER's departure for Moscow), State requested that he be given two weeks of the OBS Course’ ‘(probably ORR's training in Soviet Order of Battle). ot Agency. Based piste a Aga Beiek histor ‘ (p0t-\25334 veteeast_ is See} d. Edward Pho was never an employéé of CIA. He has ‘been an employee of the ‘Department of State since 1941 and has serve edihh ‘various countries. In 1952, while a "Peripheral Offices with the State Department in Rome, OPC requester "liaison clearance" on him; the clearance was granted\in: 1952. The interest was dropped in 1955 ane re Slearande-wals cancelled, From September to Novem ' F195 ; 10,Division officials were in official ep with himdbes: ause of his position at the Department S ofSESES. FAIRE bs purpose IO requested and received liakgeon ue e from the Office of Security. In addition, the Offic oivSecurity file contains the following record of interest an clearance action concerning FREERS: April 1957 - April 1958 - August 1958 ~ August 1959 - January 1962 - Wey ico Wer we oh EYES ONLY QUO2I1B ne PACE | 2/88, COPY NO.
14-00000. - oe an gate a BER ree of the "Intelligence Committee" of the CP SAS in 1944 7* . being chucked Gaontian : | a a associate of Drew telligence. Committee of the GPUSA, could, be identical ; Lathe Ang. ‘the founder of the magazine. — CL/REA ~ Haz 3.. The original article containing the subject allegation was written by Robert S.cALLEN and Paul SCOTT. ALLEN is a former : (PEARSON's. The article has been replayed in various. publicatio on which carry the ALLEN-SCOTT articles. Many of the replay: appear. to have deleted the citation of the State Depart- ment "cable “Among: he publications carrying the allegation in its . entirety Gsthe” curren Pssue of Human Events (see tab e) which is publis: Sh in ‘Washington, D.C. The publisher is one James L. WICK 2 ans eee iba furnished adverse information. The founder of x & DP SOT Spit vas FranfC. HANIGHEN. According to the FBI &P* 4, ALLEN's and SCOTT's attacks on CIA are well- kage &y have been persistent. In December 1961 Col. Grogan wr ota mmemor hi to the DCI concerning both of them. In May 1962, C/C CRRA “wrote memorandum to the Office of Security and ae ral iterh concerning these two.men (see tab f). A surface BES oft eva articles written by, this duo shows that. they bave@s ne oat Deveatio. at Mr. Dulles whenéver the opportunity has y naveeN SY e recent | article shows.t iat, they. are still at it: in connection with ¥. Dulles! PAS uo. ea mi has fur } copy.©@ 3 Thess PERS; OOF Original - Mr. Rocca w/atts 1 - C/CI/SIG w/ofatts - (Le- Security w/o/atts gy Pa, ‘ amy 3. Frank. Cs RANIGHEN - Mr, Papin’ was asked on an urgent bas! whethor the individual of this nome . described 4 na Bureau x dated Uh bbs subject, "Tilly Dimer Davins", a member sen rer tthe nae s/nmgazine. Mr, Papich wrqae” to<és~ | 7 egations of Commi st ec setiong doncern- founder of the Ruman Even tablish that there were al ? 00% 444 ; . . PACE 16. or 16. Cory No. see AOL TEE