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(404-10125-10183 WY ie O-9595h Haitian Pslegation to the UN, was a cP ember im Baitt. T-15 advised om Apri 2h, 1951 acd July 17, 2952 that tolophone, calls bad bedn placed from tha subjestta residences to ons JESSTR TRY CHLEA_at Yollow - “pring, hing Se, nen number T3013. ( ; ee, Vf ? The 199-1950 tase of. the “ful lettnt hr Antioch one 0K, Lallo Springs, Ohlo, identified JOA TED AS DRON TREECUGAR aw reinn bean the Agniatant to tie Praaidont of “Antingh Ooklegs since 19h3 end a staff member of toe eollegs ein 19Vi.e \ She was also a yradnate of Hontana State’ Normal Collegs nnd. the State Univeraity of Montana, and a former exployeo of the States University of Montana and tho Yale Department ofF.. Drama. TRIECHEK ahgned n Ted advised that. SUSST % iy shea State of Chic Communt ot Forty Woninating Foti tion in 19hO6 De "-19, a former faoulty nenber 3 Antiooh 7Olleye, ena. a fermer monbsr of the te whe has furnished reliable informaticn fa ths past, edyfned in 1951 that he. “eonsidered SCSSIB TAEICHLEN, through hin nasocalation wits her over the yearns to be a “fellow travolor" ‘te the JP, — fy thas the wubfoot « SCOTT, Route 1, ae My. ANDRA MOORB, letter aarnlor’ and Postmastor at Heiberger, Alabaza, advised that CORRS TTA 3200 who reaides at the above addreas, now attend ~the “Now-tingland “" Conservatory of Huste. Ne edvised that rhe had in the past erg on the seve progres with PAUL ROBRNON at ROBUSONES Forsonal invitations 7 oe T-16 advised on Sepbember Ts . had eormuntoatea with a person known ans _ Fox 158, Hoiborger, Alabama. a . 7 4 a} Ae me we It ig noted that LOUIS: Be BUDSNZ, a nelf-adnitbed ¥orver mocber of the Op who fa alao a former editor of ths =. "Datly Worker", atated that prior to bis defeetion in 1945, e he isa FAUL RORZSON as a secret oF MONDO » o “Ey we The “Datly Worker® is an Kass Coast Communist “ @ally ROWSPADOFs ce REVIEWED BY i TASK FORCE | | | 5 - 20goHF ft o sabe IN FULL d'— 0, RELEASE IN PART. eR oo he-torae DENA Os : Ber ef oft Peers ra
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(foa-t0125-10360 ey DEC 4 1974 _MICROFILMED FROM MEXICO CITY ACTIONs ¢/WH 5.(MR. WHITTEN, WH MR. BAGLEY, SR AND ‘NIGHT SECURITY OFFICE NOTIFIED AND COPY SLOTTED sai 23 NOV WB). - NFO + DCI, foci, pop, Avpp, £/fi), c/Fi 2, C/SR 5, C/SAS 5, p/os 2, VR SECRET 2329452 - INMEDIATE DIR-CITE NEXT 7028 . CHEE ~ . nos NG = Hikes w67 ' er eS REF MEXT. 7025 Ow er) ‘le COS Hap URGENT CALL To SEE: ‘LITENSOR 23 Nov. an 7 | 2. cos THOUGHT. WOULD BE FoR LiteNsoR EXPRESSION CONDO . _ WER Loss” oF PRES KENNEDY ‘BUT DEVELOPED - — os a ; _ THAT LIEMOY a} SHAD Loc = c LL To. )_ SOVIET EMBASSY OF LEE oswaLD , MADE ON 28 SEPTEMBER, ee — a a Be "BELIEVE Fact THAT’ LITENSOR “AWARE. OF “THIS contact FROM OUR anion _» MOINT OPERATIOND. AND PASSED DATA: TO: cos Is IMPORTANT. . SECRET y ae ; cs Comment: . “Forwarded a review ‘of LIENVOY (2) transcripts. , e . - RECORDS Ov Fed , “The following Bo ts S authorize! na oo f Signed: ne s ¢ Lae — R.O. A - Unit dD: LE-S-¥ ; CS fopy; if coe (- 289 3 J e | cosh. a Document Number | 5a-549 a fe _ © 4 APR 1976 nn 13 Now 62 ene Rae eeaeg th | Mm Ao for FOIA Review on =y | } - i REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED Sonat poise Si Siausertr catenin PAE 2 Thos pdeest het Wile Ba = ~ - 0005209 | ur CP” oad De te ate ome NEI age sad oo pA RANE Mitta beers CM So? ality AS nampa plop yr. . ce a oT ar * ae on & ee nC. ee
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‘DATE: 23 NOVEMBER 1963 FILE: (F-85935) | LITENSOR P DISTRe— COMMO © an , CHRONO (DUMMY) | ; —_ . Prod r ; INITIALS : PRIORITY | z “LT OPERATIONAL [| oitiacs i ROUTINE ie IMMEDIATE JO IMMEDIATE DIR INFO. oe CITE Nos at “Hi wee me etc wm hageeieeiey ae teds pase done REF: |“ MEXI-7025 1. COS HAD URGENT CALL TO SEE. LITENSOR 23 NOV. Be “COs THOUGHT WOULD. BE FOR LITENSOR EXPRESSION | | oo + CONDOLENCE, over uc LOSS, OF. PRES KENNEDY. BUT DEVELOPED THAT :owTRY LIENVOY. 2/HAD LOGATED CALL TO SOVIET EMBASSY OF LEE OSWALD | | MADE ON 28 SEPTEMBER, 3. BELIEVE FACT THAT LITENSOR AWARE, OF THIS CONTACT MEROM, OUR ‘JOINT OPERATION) AND PASSED DATA TO COS IS IMPORTANT, # & “END OF MSG - Sh odd COORDINATING OFFICERS ° SECRET W.c.C, - AUTHENTICATING OFFICER CLASSIFICATION . RELEASING OFFICER OUTGOING | Pewee ta sey Sew oF! Fume i Pete eel ree: a Roca heal ee te A eal 28 Bf ones we ee Oe ttle diet ee wa Wee She ae we ao” eT ee On ee, SP aRTTE ese ea ees Se pei sta’: petty Wye ER are ae Oa a tiles Sas == am Sab see| Cry no 9 : iene Lh ath lp ct nein NE drnsirel g : qmenys pyres tented cena eneeee Beno OME AIOE
i050 - : , ot _ TRANSMITTAL AND DOCUMENT RECEIPT LA ne i. FROM: Office of Legislative Counsel . ' Central Intelligence Agency Room 7 D 35 Lo Washington, D,Cz 20505 ? THE DOCUMENTS LISTED HEREON ARE FORWARDED FOR: . ; : os * INFORMATION P| ACTION P| RETENTION ~ :| LOAN CONTROL NUMBER DOC. BATE SUBJECT (Unclassified preferred) _ Le - CLASS. . 9003336 for insertacion into £ ‘entitled Helms! intervicy T Byes RECEIPT RETU RN TG OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY E> ROOM 7 D 35 WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505 | - WHITE, RETURN COPY . 2 = PINK, ADDRESSEE HOLD BACK 3 - CANARY, oL.¢ HOLD BACK GNATURE GNATURE (acknowledging rece receipt of above documents) DATE OF RECEIPT | | . 20955 a —e tote 37728
Se PSs OEGHE | TABLE OF CONTENTS ze 1. Qrrt-2173, 13 October 1960; Subject: Envelope for James N. RABNEY (P). 2o~ . 2. 0261 (IN 41433), 11 November 1960. * a ROU eRe: 20° 4, one PC TED etc., regarding: 5. Memorandum for William K. HARVEY, dated 19 February 1962; Subject: Authorization of ZR- RIFLE Agent Activities. 6. Memorandum for William K. HARVEY, dated 6 March 1963; Subject: Extension of Authorization of ZRRIFLE Agent Activities. 7. Note attached to above memorandum. : 8. Memorandum for Chief, Foreign Intelligence, ' dated 27 June 1963; Subject: QJWIN. 22 9. (OLLS}369, 30 September 1963; Subject: Adminis- trative/Finance - QJWIN. 10. Nine pages of notes in draft regarding ZRRIFLE Project. , , di. (onLa1974, 24 April 1964; Subject: QJWIN Ter- - mination. 20760
(tos-t0125-10904 DISPATCH SYMAC. ANG ND CLASSIFICA Tin DISPATCH Chief, KUDOVE EF AG ADQUARTERS FE See OO ATT: Division D - tT ‘ i Attn: Scott C. Lipton PRO olVeD { Chief of Station, Gage, oe iy _i3 October 2900 areet —_ RES "a3 MCHECK TO P WaeG i MARKED F FOR INDEX "5 on pO "NO INDEXING & REQ. ot A _Envelope for James” Ne _Rekn ey ee. CHION PEQ-JIOED & INDEXING CAR BE: _8y QuALiF: EC ie Otte LAUNICLE . Forwarded herewith is an envelerse: of Rabney's notes tesed on his discussions in the G@#M® Station. Please hold for his return. Distribution: ( 3 - Chief, KULCVE A 1 pos PTE _l - Reg “ 209S4F UU033 o om, “met of 9 3
ER Ca “pare: “ “41 NOVEMBER 1968 ab fo * DIRECTOR. So omen), ee ee / sexo CFifp Yo oo oa oe Wo to 22 ta + MF oe + SpmloR ch . ROM of: meee . | meg iB Th | - Te oP iM(LEOP) INFO BRITY DIR — — Tete CUE) as — ae -RYBAT LANRICLE ZRACORN oS - - HO Po! “REF (LEO 291, (IN. 261) | | 7 ay 1. QUWIN. COMPLETES. SHOTS 16 Nov. + HE WIL L ATTEMPT. SECURE | “jo B1 NOV’ FLIGHT FOR ARRIVAL. BRAZZAVILLE 9915 HOURS SAME. DAY. CAN a NOT. CONFIRM UNTIL NEXT CONTACT 17 OR 18NovV.  - | 8. QuWIN RECOMMENDED TWO FRENCH ‘CONTACTS WHO. AGREE UNDERTAKE "UNSPECIFIED JOB. ARRANGEMENT MADE FOR DIRECT ACCESS WITHOUT . oe  QSWIN IF ALTMAN INTERESTED. ONE HAS BEEN TRACED HOS WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS. OTHER BEING me REP SOSeTION PROHIBITED SE CR oS REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, “Copy No. . GUU3335 mo ~ pace ~~ of
& An palate Ra mgs D pnuleeeis EAR SS OME ME AAMT E GE AO le REY Alt fy EL PA Bie ahd A St Nae EME AEE ol S Leh NE aed aE He POE EE atte On Mahi tarh enn nem re apie tants wom ee Fe 5 re cae Source {Howard P cuneate AGEN onl ON (1) Grial | oR [b. ea aml spotter Sor Corsicams, 03 b4( bto pick his pel a th ste] abilit do. this. fon for us, but once selection madeS(MErIGUI Xo be eliminated? |(D™PICRAK pelieves KUBARK handling as matter of convenience in behalf of ‘Narcotics Bureau, 03 (Clarkson) to follow up with(D*PIGUMon word fron Hes, Purpose is _ Selection of one or tw, Corsicans asl entry men ‘o be teamed with 4a) Triestino saf ecracker, 0 | 0 -_ (2) (Bacon) Chief of Detectives Thoroushly acouainted Trieste picture, Appeares . have on tap safecracker, lockpicker type, c2 40 years old, whom he had once mentioned to Rowion. Masonetti (p), outside man in Trieste, to follow up with (DEBACOMOlafter briefine by(Clarkso} ani Rabney. Purpose is select Triestino for teaming with Corsicans, split them after job done. Possible find Triestino speaking Gerren as wel? as Italim, Possible German documentation? ease oy (3) Siragusa, Asst Deputy Narcotics Comvissioner, as source on Corsicons — ami Sicilians; query him whether District #2 (NY,NJ,New Enelari) has West Indian colored contacts usable for our purposes, O53 | 0 ; (4) Giar!:son) contact: Wincent Capone} Rome, American Citizen, hrs elearance,food potential PA, experienced with criminals; educated England and US. - eer ee peavetin es ceene oe (5) Milan offers good possibilities of findine safecrackers and dexe- doumment~sum: Lliers, Oo} i oo a (6) Giarkson)contact Floreme: Robert CORBISI:RO> bar owner, speaks Italian, German, Englis}, has t-orough knowledge unmdierworld Antwerp ani Brussels and-working Imowled:e underworld Frankfurt, Cologne, Nice, © _ of : | (7) Chief of Criminal Investiration . Branc gees two expert safecrackers who were introduced to Cusack 9n 7 6 EDR An : (8) Mozes MASCHKIVGTAN, 1 ‘ay 190, Antwerp: stateless (6f Russian descent); al Neaiinil (Naurieett Knowledreable northern - nderworld, Possible spptt ay ts fealjor CID (Rex Smith), Narcotics Bureau, and CRW IB: Watsh, Can locate thru CID, Fran, or thru desk clerks at Frankfurter Hof, asking for Benny" ard using Smith's name as refererce with him (9) For trng purpose: French con ercial film Rififi_: can be obtained t ru Jean Napote, Asst SecGen of Interpol; excellent detail on planninz: ami execution of safecrackinz job, ; “Foy | . PACE 330 of 4 COPY NOe erm
(ro4-10125-10409] oo = & te an : . r CLASSIFIED =D MESSAGE . 7 126200} ; ONG: 2b 7 ROUTING - , UNIT j: — ain 7 | t 4y —— xr fo See S Bt NO INDEX RY BAT SECRET rn “AT: acd ee erreneeemrreree, ot a 4 ian 1964 is) FILE IN CS FILE NO. 3 rn ZERLIN FRANKFURT rom: DIRECTOR ‘ a - a De cae. C/WH OR. ee pe . _ sit; Crh CONF s / : : ithe we eto . Vale OUTINE : ROUTIN MFO + och, D/oc, DOP, “ADDR; sC[C, c/cl /St, an Oo BRLN a INFQY, FRAN EE CHE DR re a A oO RAN a 2728 | a RE: “RUNG? a (aN 90048 ~ | Jos i Viigale > CONNECTION MARINA OSWALD HEADQUARTERS - ~ : DOES NOT D Sioee LONG-RANGE OPS INVOLVEMENT SUGGESTED PARAGRAPH 3 REF. . | END OF MESSAGE oS . GIs COMMENT:- *Reggab has number compléx financial, documents and _ personal problems which leading him consider’ return: ‘0, Moscow for further op: study in cinematographic institute, . Believe he would: definitely return if’ 7 encouraged by us and that he susceptible to reéruitmenit as KUBARK agent ‘during Moscow sojourn and possibly a “AS s Jong. tange ‘asset in Morgee yy? CLASSIFICATION REVIEW in QReoRs OFFICER spay A > 7 2 Rao vn - CONDUCTED ov_@) HAY 197] . oe , Lana? ao 07 is weey : ¢ Me Ye i authorized E__.IMPDET CL BY_/72 0F cument Number Aeon oS con D SEN, ae a FOIA Review on HAY 1975 D-200-5-41, pga Jos. 209208 Mee “f struation, cite pith co peinato | ee ap (BAR LL Fat ADDP COORDINATING OFFICERS. ud croura ps RELEASING OFFICER | Excluded from automatic a _ AUTHENTICATING: ¢ Govngrating and* ! sD) Geclassification % OFF: c ER -REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE: ISSUING OFFICE. iS PROHIBITED. - +). Copy No. 22/3/ GUO2ZC4L PAGE 168 ofl Le C. COPY NO. ae
404-10126-10010 toe 4 5 CONFIDENTIAL eee “eeedens : [ove #78 Hoye 16 November 1978 -MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT : HSCA Access to Mexico City History 1. HSCA requested access to some 200 pages of the three-volume history of Mexico City - about a third of the material. The substantive content runs the gamut from the history of Mexico University through detailed operation- al support capabilities and high level political connect- ions and activities. It is an impressive accumulation of operational activity - classical sources and methods, as well as detailed revelations about past events. 2. We pointed out that the agreement between Chairman Stokes and DDCI Carlucci directly faced the issue of the irrelevancy of the vast majority of the history, and the sensitivity of it. The HSCA position had been that it had to verify this, and the access given to senior levels was to satisfy this. Now it was being requested in connection with depositions, which would serve to get this material into a Committee transcript. Since some two-thirds of the station's history (the work covers (1947) through 1969) pre- ceded the visit of Oswald to Mexico in 1963 and assassination of the President, that clearly had nothing to do with the Committee's charter. I added that Mr. Carlucci is out of town, and will not be back until some time Sunday, so I could not go back to him. The request was so far beyond the agreement, that I feit I could not modify it. Cornwell then asked that I speak to the Director. 3. I saw the Director at about noon, and summarized - the agreement and the dilemma, also going over the above. He stated that I could offer access to one senior staff member (in addition to Blakey and Cornwell)on the condition that material from the history not be used in depositions. 4. I spoke with Cornwell, giving him the message. He said that they may wish to use some of the material. I replied that the history is based on other sources; those related to the portion that is within the Committee's charter r ede iy oer c. whSlJO | ‘CONFIDENTIAL [Soe
ace ‘CONFIDENTIAL was based entirely on sources to which Committee investi- _gator's have had access. Our problem was the overall collection, and.particularly some of the substance of the history. He asked if he could come back and ask for it, if. they wanted to use something in particular. I said that we had never closed a door completely, but that the Director's condition was fairly clear. Those things relevant to their.authorized inquiry were already in their hands, so I could not think what they would have to use from this. They will ask us, and we can react when they do. 5. Goldsmith came over to start reading. Se SS StF S. D. Breckinridge Distribution: I - F. Hitz/OLe - H. Smith/SA/DDCI - N. Shepanek /PCS/LOC - W. Sturbitts/LA/Div - OLC/Subj - OLC/Chrono Jed ph ped feed ft ‘CONFIDENTIAL
14-00000 = 4BOL ANG NUMBER CLASSIFICATION 4 « ce cal » CONTINUATION OF ae ‘ * DISPATCH SECRE a aS 5 * . a pt Wb hk ove HMMW-12193 -k. You have had good support from your liaison, but as usual the really outstanding features were Mexico Station's famous generalship and the skill and - down to the last technician, translator, and monitor. We know that the work your Station did during the President's 1962 visit made you feel this tragedy with particular keenness, as did we. Ola uth OLIVER G. USE PREVIOUS EDITION, ars devotion of its personnel. Please convey our admiration to all who participated, aera te wont fan ne tame eae mie ee a me > ’ ’ fe eg ame nec pe anaes cet nthe apne ott ett: re te fet tet ep nent etn fy AT ny ARR he mm tm me « ‘ : . foe cammntemrenss me A peter ene set ates 4
404-10126-10028)- woo a 1? > : er co “LIENVOY and LITEMPO: only), consisting of pages 409 through 423. SECRET JY SCA 24 August 1978 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Examination by Mr. G. Robert Blakey of Sanitized Portions of History of Mexico City Station 1. At 1745 hours on 23 August 1978, Mr. Scott Breckinridge, Mr. Norbert Shepanek and the undersigned met with Mr. G. Robert Blakey, Chief Counsel of the House Select Committee on . Assassinations (HSCA). The meeting took place in Mr. Breckinridge's office. The purpose of the meeting, inter alia, was to make available to Mr. Blakey certain sanitized portions of CS HP 329 (SECRET), a three vo e history of the Mexico City Station covering the period Cet 196S. The portions selected for Sanitization were previously designated by Mr. Gary Cornwell as heing of interest to the HSCA. Mr. Edwin Lopez, of the HSCA i, was also present, but did not have access to the Mexico City Station material. “2. Mr. Blakey was furnished the following sanitized portions of the Station history which he read in my presence: a. Volume I. Chapter II (C) - Station Expansion and | 1969), consisting of pages 34 through a7. b. Volume II, Chapter III (A-3) - The Cuban Embassy, consisting of pages 221 through 256. c. Volume II, Chapter III (A-4) - Operational Support and Technical Collection Activities, consisting of pages 257 through 298. d. Volume II, Chapter Ill (B) - Covert Action Operations (portion relating to Sttidéait: operations. only), consisting of pages _ 327 through 336. e. Volume J bh ns (portions relating to Project £. Volume III, Chapter X - Merida Base (1962 - 1965), consisting of pages 485 through 494, S ECR i +r 19980
14-00000 ai 3. I assured Mr. Blakey that I would be happy to discuss with him any of the deleted items and explain the nature of the content and the reason for its deletion. I told Mr. Blakey that since he was personally reviewing the material, and the same would hold true for Mr. Cornwell, I felt that I could be very candid in describing the deleted portions. Mr. Blakey thanked me, but did not at any time raise any questions about deietions. After he had finished his reflyew I repeated my offer to discuss any portion of the material. He again thanked me and said he had no questions. 4, Mr. Blakey did not indicate (nor did I ask) whether he would continue to seek access to the entire three volume history in its unsanitized form. Mb tee Hawkins C/LA/MGSB
(404-10126-10059 SECRET 25 July 1978 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD Subject: LIONION Photographic Operation; Targeted Against Cuban Consulate SUMMARY Available records show that the VLS-2, an automatic camera device, was in process of being installed at the LIONION basehouse on 27 September 1963. This device was to be used with the K-100 16 mm. movie camera or the Robot Star 35 mm. still camera. These systems were aimed at the gate of the Cuban Consulate. The first test pictures were sent to Headquarters as attachments to HMMA-22433 on 7 November 1963. One of the attachments, (A), shows the VLS-2 coverage of the Consulate gate. Obvious in this photograph is a sign indicating the hours of the Consulate (for visas). The hours are 10:00 to 2:00, Monday through Friday. The date this test photograph was taken is un- known. A later monthly report for 1 - 31 December 1963, (HMMA-22726), discusses the installation of a SEQUENCE camera on 17 December 1963 with hours of operation against the Consulate 0900 to 1400, office hours of the Consulate. Subsequent monthly reports confirm that the SEQUENCE camera was indeed the Pulse Camera. The record, then, shows: A. The Pulse Camera was installed, for the first time, on 17 December 1963. B. No coverage of the Consulate existed prior to 27 September 1963 when the VLS~-2 and K-100 or Robot Star systems were being in- stalled during the morning. DISCUSSION HSCA Researchers, Dan Hardway and Ed Lopez, reviewed Agency files on the following dates: 26 May 1978 22 June 1978 RETURN TO CIA 5 July 1978 Background Use Only 20 July 1978 Do Not Reproduce’ 21 July 1978 SECRET 14989
104-10126-10042 AGENCY RECORD NUMBER RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : AGENCY ORIGINATOR : FROM : TO TITLE DATE : PAGES : SUBJECTS DOCUMENT TYPE CLASSIFICATION RESTRICTIONS : CURRENT STATUS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : COMMENTS HW 54559 Docld:32400215 Page 1 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION CIA 104-10126-10042 JFK 80TO1357A DOCUMENT INFORMATION CIA . STURBITTS, WILLIAM C/LA/STB BRECKINRIDGE, SCOTT, OLC SPEED LETTER RE UNIDENTIFIED PERSONS IN MEXICO. 07/28/1978 2 HSCA PAPER SECRET 1B RELEASED IN PART PUBLIC - RELEASED WITH DELETIONS 08/05/93 JFKS7 : F2 1993.08.05.18:59:15:840037
a yew Cy Sea SECRET REPLY REQUESTED SPEED LETTER LETTER NO. Pope hfe reckinridge, OLC,HQS (rrom:Mr. Willi Sturbit ain CrLAp ate taversight/ ROTA) ' HQS, Room 3C34 REF: MEXICO CITY 46000 (IN 1047459) As you will note from Ref, the Mexico City Station was unable to locate LIONION-1 in Mexico and believes he may be in Spain. We are preparing a priority cable for the| iwhich will give them the background and ask their assistance in locating him. We are not asking them to contact him at this time. The Mexico Station also drew a blank on the whereabouts of Viola June COBB, AKA June COBB Sharp, and Henry P. Lopez. It will be noted that the Station carried out pretty thorough investigation, and there seems to be nothing to indicate either are now in Mexico. On the assumption that Sharp and Lopez may be in the United States, we suggest that the HSCA be advised of the results of our unsuccessful efforts to locate them in Mexico. We believe that any efforts th&Sharp, and Lopez, both of whom are U.S. persons, should be initiated by the HSCA rather than the Agency. . In order to assist the HSCA in their efforts, we have included what we have on their last known whereabouts in the U.S. a} Viola June COBB Sharp was known to have. been in New York City in 1968. We have no address there. As of about 1960, her father, SIGNATURE 1998S SEGHATURE RETURN TO ORIGINATOR HWS 6459881 Docld) #fa@ae5. Page 2? SECRET E2 IMPDET CL BY 029163
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 York. His phone number at the time (Nov 1966) was (212) 884-8728. — me povitiian C. Sturbitts - SECRET MW 54559 Docld:32400215 Page 3