+ ees ts a ee ree ee ee wane th men eS AAEM RE ene powcr aeons: i. po. DEFENSC( JELLIGENCE AGENCY - AGENT REP . SuaJECTis! } LIN, Eric C. H., Civ. . -aka: LIN, Eric 6606 Windsor Ave., Apt. OL | A FL FORVATION CONTAINED #8 UNCLASSIFIED Flee NUMRERIS) Berwyn, Til. J-70(I11-43) RF PORI OF OF. FINOINGS: S125 Fu gs LA \ (INCIDENT REPORT) ‘On 18 May. 1970, Richard ennighausen “685 as ee Research Specialist, DIAAP-6B1, voluntarily appeared at DIACI-3D, Room 2B535, ww the Pentagon, and reported the following information to this Agent in the . presence of Special Agent Steven J. Brown. Source stated in substance as follows. W ; On 18 May 1970 he received a letter from Eric C. H. LIN, aka: Eric LIN, Apt. O1, Berwyn, IL1. 60402, postmarked 13 May 1970, PM, place illegible, Ill. Source was shocked to read the contents, as SUBJECT had never indicated that HE was of a vio ent nature or that HE had guch radical thoughts as are~expressed in the letter (EXHIBIT I). LIN made reference to the attempted assassination of General Chiang Ching-Kup, the son of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek, which — took place at New’York City,’N. Y., on 21 April 1970. LIN wrote that, although the attempt was unsuccessful, it had boosted the morale to the highest peak and - that anything could happen from now on. HE further wrote of the attempt of Formosans to raise bond money for the individuals who were involved in the assassination attempt. Source advised that he had outlined in red ink two comments on pages 5 and 6 in which LIN suggested that Source’ might assist the Formosan group and that.they might discuss the. secret plans of the Formosan group if and when Source were to visit Chicago. SUBJECT stated in part... "He missed:the pig! . Can there be anything more regrettable than this? That day after the demdéstration in front of the white house, we sneaked into Andrew Air Force Base at about 4:30 PM and waited until 7:00 PM when the pig-carrier - landed. | They pushed him (the pig) into bullet-proofed car and drove: off quickly. — Anyway we gave him quite a heckle, "T didn't call you because I took ride with Cheng and Huang--the heros to Baltimore directly. I was so excited that I mentioned if I had a grenade, everything would have been settled now!" Source also made available five pages of Xerox copies of news items, and “two, news releases from the World United Formosans for Independence, P.O. Box 574, GCS, New York, N.Y., dated 20 and 27 April’ 1970. The news release dated 27 April 1970 contained the name of Luis#kutner, Counsel, 105 West Adams St., Chicago, | . Ill. 60603... Trong R.Sehai, Ph.D., was listed as President (EXHIBITS II and Lil). a al ‘These items were attached to LIN's: letter. : { : oO | ~~ Source advised that he had not.spoken with Lin since their meeting in Washington, D.C..on 19 April 1970. In retrospect; LIN named no individuals in HIS conversation with Source on 19 April 1970. Source picked LIN up at approai- mately 1630 hours that date at a 7-or 8 story apartment building located near the shopping center in Shirlington, Va. Lin was waiting outside the building. with two unknown friends who were apparently Formosan. Source returned LIN to that same apartment building at approxi ately | 2200 hours that evening after they APE ORD eo PAA By: ROBERT SHWEDICK, Special Agent, DIA Nia FOOw TAR WAY 1964 | Docld: 32340338 Page 2?