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14-00000 SECRET : tBhen False t fry . . Fare eT SF Ria, BUR E RD FITNESS REPORT 012773 GENERAL SECTION A crab wn ne el {iaoer (Fivet) (Middle) iv fra 2k tom Gem tee jo Sra $4. DALE 7a. at MILER, Newton Scott 1 OS/93/26 | om} 16 Dp Vite PETE OP BIGGIE NT 8. CUAMEMY BEAT ION $. OF FICIAL POSHPIOm TITLE [? ‘ ——Ops_ Officer, CH LDbP/CI/OPS | Washington, D.C, _ . CIA ge kte Csi FRE OP me Rey i jnee SE esae ng 1 SUPT RVISOR j , AF MPU Gwe oT RM oe E 8. CRC CA) PPR OP AP Pole ret tet panne tytn i genie Re nner ne rere Ge yt etn ae hone ee (cangem | lageraye L TEMPONARY i 4 4 parece Beka ee 2 I aneAO saan 7 a Py PC AREL AERO WING AL [Fee Inetnn thine + Seciie C} ¥ sere tw ener natant ferret etter nyt ee “ [ewecian (Specttyss . : H enn el §1. DATE REPORT OUE i Oe, j i ____ 3) March 1972 SECTION 8B Sgote by hs tho", BE wieshy (Paar tr) pene od April_1970 - 29 February i PERFORMANCE EVs U4 T1004 ite and pustive semedual ation, The nuture of the anton U-Untotifactory Performuncanis wourceptoble, A tating 1A thet colegory peqpreg stena gc oo men" gould cange from counseling. fo further troining, to-plocing o= se vivtion, to sensignment of ty separation. Oesenbe action tohen of propased ia Section C, 4 MeMarginal — Performance it deficient in some oopects. The reasons for asggsing thas taeong should be stated in Section € and ramedial oetions oo toben or recommended should be described, . P-Profciant Parlormunce is wotifuctary. Oasized results ate being produced of the mancar aapacted, $-Strong Performance is charocteried by esceptiongl proficiency, . . O-Outstanding Performance is so exceptional in relation to requirements of th¢ art gad in acmparitan ta the padlormance uf others doing similar ~~ work o6 fa warrant special recognition, List up te siz of the moot Impurtant specific duties manner In which employee perfaems EACH specific duty, : thair ability 90 super rs ée Mndte ate umber of Se Linyeea supervised. sith supervisory respunsibilitios MUST be rated on ee eget ener emery 1.1 et ete nang nn - SPECiriC BUTY NO t | #8 Five fnaars cating Settee which best describes the performed dusing the syesag gersed. t Consider OML f pifectiver.es% jan perlernsrag af that duty. Ail amployeas Re7 Taw tt tT EES OFT eet sal wpe a IPE CHIC OVE NO. 8 . WRT IG BEF PER ee ane et tn paren annie gt ert epee, " : RATING SPECIFIC OUTY AG. F Ceriak SPR CIPIC OurT MO, & PPE CIFIC DUTY HO. & PPE CIPIC Due wo, 6 Ba T1986 Lerres 1 ___. OVERALL PERFORMANCE In CHaPEmT POUTION ___. aca ae PARE ee nt ° oo ren en a are —_ —— Bb Fa eoey ery arn Tate inte exeoun? evar pihing wow! the employes which inthwaacee hie etter eeensss in his cwsrene goetion puch as eer: | foomgmes at apasites dution, Stade trvete, gaedurh OH 10D, Coe pees serade, nerinant wee sonal transac hobite, ond partivuler limitations of talemce. iased oo Pew treeledge of e=playee's worm oli perlgemante dying the cating period, slece the levees in the raling bas ¢ arte epuading °6 the eteremant ase h apart arewotel, setiects bis teee! 6 performance, nam, any 1 ts Set on SECRET Se ves 4§ HBPHARIS HERO. B EB Paes wo
119 (fos-10105-10 nae) OA SECRET (BECK GO agraduce x Do Nok Rep a. SO me pe reweE B ie” oN au 23 June 1976 ww! MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Counterintelligence Staff . - ATTENTION: Mr. Julian Fox FROM: Clifton R. Strathern . Chief, Latin America Division SUBJECT: General Comments on Mr. David Phillips’. Manuscript REFERENCE: C/LAD Memorandum dated 22 June 1976, Citing Specific Objections to Mr. David Phillips’ Manuscript 1. The general tenor of the manuscript leaves much to be desired from both an operational and security viewpoint. The author in numer-— ous instances specifically discloses sources, methods, cover arrange~ _— ments and liaison relationships. Various LA Division officer who have r reviewed portions of the manuscript pertinent to their areas have commented negatively on the revelations of tradecraft and identifica~ tion of numerous overseas Stations and operations. 2. Other objectionable items in the. manuscript concern the con~ firmation of Agee's effectiveness in neutralizing Agency efforts abroad by publishing lists of CIA personnel in specific,Stations: revelation 2% 0 personnel in the Agency role in countering terrorism, narcotics trafficking and training provided other services to counteract these activities; and, the — identity of liaison relationships, particularly 3. The overall concensus of this Division is that publication of this manuscript in its present form would be detrimental to the Agency and this Division in particular. oflaton R. Strathern . E2 IMPDET SECRET CL BY 009560
(os-10105-10120} “}SONCLASSIFIED— [] INTERNAL . (CU .CONFIDENTIAL == [7] SECRET u .. JUTING AND RECORD SHEET ee me a Oc) {Optional) va ‘SUBJECT: TO: (Officer dasignation, room number, ond building) an : COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom | to whom. Draw a line across column after, each comment.) OFFICER'S INITIALS wer OVO “mens (] SECRET  [[] CONFIDENTIAL INTERNAL =]: UNCLASSIFIED
SECRET . Bree Fitba Fey ee = fy wrieree sen el aware FITNESS REPOST i | OL2773 SECTION & = GENERAL _ _ creer LWcctet f€ Date oF pit 9. SER 18. GMRUE S$. 82 SCOTT : O3/01/2¢ M : GS-15 / R “8, Owpicial ecsitign ritae ee beet blee ne OF ASSIGNUENT 8. CURALRT Station —— OPS OF D CI UDP/CE/SIG WASH. , D.C. ®. ChoECm te tee oer arrcinT went Mo gerca ba TY) OF Re POaP Peet ee re tn een eee enh xX {cane Reshmve Pewee age “y vimttvan ! JRCABSIGNWERS BLE EVI BON bo ses em-emoutsionan (See mean iiwe « Sectie C) 1 A Ll eaeuee i ASPIGN MENT EMFLOCES ne eS Cn : eka (Spmectivp: fSPe Chas EXewe iter: P92, PE be tang PE MIOU (Frame fu) April 1967 td April 1966 + 31 March 1967 _.. PERFORMANCE EVALUATION St. ATE REPSeT OVE IM CR, SECTION 8 Le Wee Wack Performance ranges from wholly inadeacre to slightly leas than satisfactory, A rating in this category requires : Povitive camadial action, The natwe of the ection could fange fram counseling, to burrhor training, te placing on Beobation, to reassignment of to seporstion, Describe action tohen of proposed in Section C, A- Adequete Performance moeta all requirements. ft is entirely Sulisfactuey ond is characterised netther by deficiency nor eacellence, ‘ P+ Proficiant Peslormance is more than sutistuctory. Desired sosules are being produced in a proficient manner, 3 + Strong Performonce is charactecited by exceptional proficiency. , O- Outstanding Performance is so euceptional in relation to requirements of the work and in comparison te the performance of others doing simitar work os to wurrant special recognition, Q SPECIFIC DUTIES . _ ne renner rr eee 5 Soca om ett nie Liet up to six of the mos? important specific duties poslormed during the toring pariod. Insert rating letter which be st deaceibes the manner in which omplopee performs EACH apecific duty. Considee ONL ¥. effactivenass in performance of that duty, a) employees wosthe Subervisory responsibilities MUST te rated on their ability 09 swperviee (iidicate dumser of emplorpes aupertiaet., er ort ne te rant enon corn . | RATING . LET Term sere acne nt tara SPECIFIC GUTY AQ, FE - De ar hehe ee renee nnn = —- SPECIFIC OUTY MK Se : . . RATING LEerrer TPECIFIC ONTY NGS RATING . werrer SPECIFIC DUTY NO. @ SPR CIFIC DUTY Ao. 8 SPE CHIC DUTY KA, e x } | . i armen | RATING | Po | i L i i i OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION. ; ee ees ar rire RETA Fata lara accame ewer pihing about the eaploywe whisk laflieaces bre otlectivenses in hie cvereat position auch oa par { formance of spacites duties, Madvetivify, candoct on rob, CSOPE ei vEenses Cerfinent personel eeuits oF hebibe, oad jf particuler limuatnens of relents. Based ma your boowledz@ of empisyes's avergil perlormance dusing the foting posiag! place the letres ia the roving bee cosrengending to the wistesneat which moa? Sccwutely reflects his eral of pestasmane, i a reaw 45 wee eagsrans sortiane SECRET arene
on) Ga - ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET _. . . | | SUBJECT: (Optoneh” ne ne RAUANTOGQ / Manuscript by David Phillips ~ . Backcround Uso Only = . - Oo Mat [e~aradu. ; { 7770 pate , 24 May 76° — | ae OFFICER'S | COMMENTS (Number eoch comment to show from whom INITALS to whem. Draw @ line oercas columa alter each commen?.) fo aL ON Caw eee emda eth g) | FROM: John M. Reeves, syne C/EAB YO: (Officer designation, room number, and DDO/SS/Sec 3D00(H. Keough) 2. 3. John HM, Reeves Jre S| C/EAB Attached are Chapters 3, 5,. . 7, 8, 10 and the Epilogue to David Phillips’ book - "The Night Watch." Previous chapter numbers are changed as follows: -5 (Bay of Pigs) is now 4; 8 (Dominican Crisig) is now 6; and 11 (Washington ' 1973-74) is now 9. Please review these chapters for material that: .(1) is classified, (2) was learned. | while the author was a CIA employee, and (3) has not been placed in the public domain by the Agency. - Concurrent review is being conducted by LA Div., CI Staff, CCS, DDO/SS/SOG, OGC -ppo/su, O/Commo (Chapter 10) and SE Div (Chapter 8). .-The author must meet a -— publishing deadline within the next few weeks. In ordej to negotiate deletions befor¢ the deadline, your review and comments should be returned no later than 11 June 1976. Only comment ts alien re Chapter 7, p hh re being CIA install. Po | ationfi4To our understanding, this base has never been officially ackno$ ledged as a CIA installation, C/SOG also suggest NE Div and CAG may wish}. review, This package given to C/CAG and returned with no comentse com STO “EME (] secret © [[] CONFIDENTIAL INTERNAL = [7] UNCLASSIFIED GPa 7
14-00000 SECRET fer cea tie dt avy HARRATIVE COMAENTS DES ap SECTION C _ feticete significant strangthe or weoknestes vemonsirated in cotent peeition beeping in proper per reactive dhailhatartm ye te erat!) gacdimance, Stare sug pe stions made roe impeneemant of wee yartissmania, Giese facommaendatigns fos fratning. Lamment ce fmeegn language competence, if caquired for cywrent Poston, Foils at eeplain ratings queen in Section Eto provide bes basse fue determining future personnel action, Monnet of porlmonse of managerial or superyiior Aps'99 myst be de sceibed, if | ood Ft PH RG Subject has been at his present pest for about cighteen montHs, We: has been working aginst most difficult targets involving n povern] meat und-a society cnormously frustrating tu deal with, tf Lhe Light of this situation, 1t can only be said that the results of his cfforts have bean uratifying. Subjéct's performance, in any case, has been highly professional, He hos succeeded in effecting a prreat amount of Clarity reyardinyg some fairly longestanding and complicated operational activities, He ds particularly strong itn the CA field. This is Bubject's first assignment as a Chief of Station and it is interesting tes Obnerve that he possesses a‘prest deal of natural managerini skill, In supervising subordinate personne] he has also considerable competence, Although he has experienced difficulty in the handling of one officer, there is no evidence that Subject has fallen short of doing his duty. Horale at his Station is high, Reference should be made to Subject 's highly-developed sense of integrity and intellectual honesty, Another Strong and uscful attribute is his innate sense for anticipating possible | ] problems and to act upon them before they evolve, Te jeTe Is any weakness in Subject’s performance as Chief of Station, it is probably the vccastonal belated communication to Headquarters. This Branch considers itself fortunate to have Subject in his present position ang supports his desire to extend for one year beyond the expiration of his present tour. Subject's prosotion during 1962 is further evidence of Headquarters’ confidence in him. SECTION © CERTIFICATION AHO COMMENTS BY EUPLOTEE oe ER TIFY, THAP | MAVE SEEM SECTIONS A, B, AND C OF THIS REPORT sraliszile. TNT are | me 5 April 1963 ea ees ere Wi be. BY SUPER VEOR MATUNE OF FMPLOTeet ¢ 4. ‘were at EP LEVEE HAS EEN ata viah Lake we BPE ISIN i Nine Months fon | etree emer meen po may GPPICIAL TITLE OF SUPE Oso iv bata 53 April 1968 C/AF/2 L «BY REVIEwING OFFICIAL ied O99 OF BE GIL wIND OF PICIAL ‘Concur with the above, Pa a , € * ee PES Ge FMT His meme MU Bye’ ve ef SOx frei Cogly, wo Tee inde F604 oe Oe eh ema TO eS ay Chief, Africas Divieton Bronson Pweedy SECRET ; rat “ re ?
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(404-10105-10133 % as “C) wcuagsirteo Ose ay ~ «DJ coneing van =] SECRET : ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET | SUBJECT: (Optional) + Manuscript Submitted by David A. Phillips COTA Te yet CH EXTENSION | NO. A ORS) ov § C/SS/SC TO: (Officer designation, roam number, and building) Chief, EAB Office of Security DATE OFFICER'S | COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom INITIALS to whom. Draw a line across column after each comment.) Attached are the comments of Acting Chief, SOG, regarding subject manuscript. All three comments fall within caveatg 2) and 3) cited in your Routing and Record Sheet. H.R. Keough 3 1, i , . : 3 3 . 7. 8. . 14, ont w fom 610 “EHS ] SECRET =] CONFIDENTIAL «=[] IMTERNAL «= 7]_sUUNCLASSIFIED
14-00000 . Chapter XI DRAFT * ay te a Page 10: Though D\ ceived much publicity, there appears no good reason to confirm the use.of thts facility by_the (@) Agency. Unless we plan on officially opening as a-CIA training facility, it should not be mentioned. (Check OTR) e Page 15: The "Phoenix Program" originated before William Colby — became DEPCORDS, COMUSMACV. Ambassador Komer started the program and asked that Colby replace him as DEPCORDS so.that. there would be some . continuity in the effort to deal with criminal elements of the Viet Cong infrastructure. It is unfair to subjectively state that the “Operation Phoenix" was Colby's own albatross. Certainly Colby doesn't: believe this though he is receiving considerable flack from those who ‘would like others to believe that the whole program was one of assassina-- tion of which Colby, as head of the CIA, was in charge. Page 39: We're still putting audio devices in coke bottles -- all these techniques and methods should not be discussed since we may very well want to use them again in the future. —
404-10105-0137 wae "WING AND RECORD SHEET). ed eat’ _} UNCLASSIFIED LJ Yate) LJ. CONFIDENTIAL SECKET SUBJECT, jOplional) . oo, , - J . Review for Approval - Manuscript Submitted by Mr. David A. Phillips FROM: . EXTENSION NO. J. F. Meehan a C/EAB, 4E33 Hq. ~ 7770 | ove TO: [Oficer designation, room number, and DATE , building). 4d OFFICER'S COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whor “peceiveo | FORWARDED INITIALS to whom. Drow a fine across column after each comnvent.} '. ¢C/CCs GH-44. Att: Mr. H. Schor Subject, a retired Agency “staff employee and former C/LA Div., has submitted L © the attached manuscript containing three (3) chanter of a book he-has in preparation. Coordination for review and comment is . requested to determine if | ‘the material: (1) is classified, (2) was learned while the writer was employed by the Agency, or (3) has not been placed in the public domain by the Agency... iy oe) \ Crit i \ peep ] : - ae ‘ \\ Sw ‘ Bae i Please note author's query for information contained in paragraph 3 of his letter FYI. The author had previously submitted . . Chapters I and VIII which were security approved with deletions. 8. 7 FL Mee fan C/io® Ae Bs Coordination for review is being conducted with LA Div.j, CI Staff, CCS, DDO/SS/SOG, . and DDO/SSU. oe 30. -It would be appreciated if comments before COB 16 Jan 1976. — ae | ss 2M £7 Ty use previous ~ Smearey yy OT SJEQNAL rc ctre F STD Mikes’ [] secret oO] soconsipentian © ] INEERRAL, 7] usehassiries USE Oshy ++ stun 0 eens eclananteietee 4 on eetntitett err Ete ferenpinre RDO See: 26+ ee wo rn @atisninceenentet e EAE ARE EEE“ YS SCE PPAR IN A HOI Inge es mae Tay sw : . ® . this office could have your | as oe ORD Genk OS OD i 2 ARIA et 9 SON I RE EEE ~ * - covey. cnet e + mem ptTRE am ne one”
14-00000 iN 1 to 9: CCS recommends deletion of that part of the last sentence, following the semi-colon.gof the first paragraph on page 10 of Chapter XI, which4Q identifies s the site of Agency training courses. isan Agency training instal Lation{ _ ] and while its CIA affiliation has been alleged numerous times in the press, no confirmation of this affiliation has been made by the Agency. Mr. Phillips’ comments: as a former senior Agency officer can be interpreted as constituting official acknowledgement of the. CIA relationship. HCS
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[tos-totos-t01es] sre CO oT : ms 19 Novémber 1976 “ . MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD iz Tut 3 youre WSe ee FROM : Walter T. Lloyd \\ “to Mot Renreduce Associate General Counsel “ SUBJECT : Werbell, Michael Livingston, ITI 1. This is to record the substance of a conversation between the undersigned and Mr. Arthur Egbert of the Internal Security Division of the Drug Enforcement Administration, Department of Justice, on 16 November . 2. Mr. Egbert advised that William Walker, DEA agent assigned to the Werbell prosecution in Miami, Florida, had suggested Egbert contact the undersigned to obtain background information concerning Werbell incident to an investigation being conducted by the Internal Security” Division of DEA. The undersigned arranged to call Mr. Egbert back” ‘at his office (phone No. 382-1096). In the interim I confirmed his identity through{ pnd that he has been in touch with the General Law Division of OGC incident to the King case. Egbert suggested his files contain only newspaper clippings concerning Werbell and he is in need of more particulars. I confirmed that we have considerable information on Werbell but suggested DEA contact the Department of Justice and the FBI to obtain data held within the Justice Department. I pointed out that to a very large extent materials we possess are also possessed by the Depart- ment of Justice and, in particular, the FBI. 3. Egbert expressed appreciation for the suggestion and indicated he would contact the FBI and obtain the records possessed by his Depart- ment. I suggested he might contact Morton Sitver and Charles Jaffee of the Narcotics and Dangerous Drug Section of Justice who had discussed with us the prosecution of Werbell in the DEA case in Miami. In addition, I suggested that there are established liaison contacts for DEA with the Directorate of Operations and with the Office of Security through which information we possess can be obtained in a routine manner. Otherwise, if he had any difficulties or needed specific assistance he should contact the undersigned. Walter T. Yloyd Distribution: Original - OGC SUBJ: LIT. CRIM. - - Werbell, Mitchell L. 1 - WTL Signer
(404-10105-10168 | e mak ea aeey a | ww Enclosure 28 it has been determined that the following components and individual employees of CIA are currently based in New Orleans or, as noted separately, were there in late 1963. 1. New Orleans office of Domestic Contact Service: ae Mr. Lloyd A. Ray. b. Mr. Hunter Leake. c. Miss Derothy Brandao. d. Mr. G.D. Geisenheimer. e. Miss Gertrude Nagel. (Miss Jeanne Fernandez was also employed by this office as of November 1963, the time of the assassination.) Ze Cffice of Personnel: Mr. William Wood, a recruiter stationed in Waco, Texas, covered the New Orleans area in 1963. 3, WH/6: Mr. William Kent, presently in New Orleans has as office cover the 4. Office of Security: Mr. Chester Bolling has | cover. Tet arene re tt aan tree sedans wnat Hannes it hte ence