a | a O[.24 | ae ‘Attached are two copies of 73 (suaBove srore)slong with a letter of explanation on the VB. a an “3. “ INERGO ‘has. been passed this “material and as you — | an oe will notice in paragraph 2 of the (SMABOVE letter they have | i |. i are on William Michael ROONEY. dle a RBTURNTO CIA. cole: 1 Hleodore D. NOLTHAM ! eo _ sacigaune Use oniy: wi ae Ro Not # Reproduce os RETURN T TO 5 CIA * ee Use” Ori ‘Do, Not Reproduce. “Distribution! ro oe ran Pes “9-"= C/WOMUSE att ‘b/w. wth 7 8 - -C/EUR w/o att - ese s te, mn GROUP I. e | ‘Excluded from automatic ‘downgrading ‘and declassification 13% : CROSS REFERENCE TO DATO STMBOL AN WONBER an sa oe —_ - 10 July 19707. HOS FILE HUMBER a |
14-00000 ls rie PO re ee ae 2e Your attention is directed to the Canadian addresses listed in paragrach 2 of the attached blind ‘memorandum. Although we have no criminal or subversive record concerning those persons listed. as residing at these Canadian addresses, Dennis TANNER, is believed to -be, identical . with Dennis D TARNER a "U.S. citizen - (born Fontreal, Quebec) who as recent as ' February 1970 pata at 10718 ~ Sith Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta A TANNER, an Associate Professor of Chemistry at “the University of Alberta in Eémonton, immigrated to. Canada from-the U.S. in 1963. Wm. ROONEY also mentioned ' in paragraph 2 of the dlind’ memorandum is believed identical with } Michael ROONEY, (born Aueyes. 99,1944, Beverly, | Massachusetts). . RCONZY entered Canadaéat Niagara Falls, Ontarid from the U.S.A. on Septeriber 3, 1968. Neither TANNER nor ROONEY have come to our criminal or subversive notice -while residing in Canada, however you may wish to contact Tee ’ Er. Moss _Lee Ton es for further information on these me. ' The Canadian addresses, Listed - in the “attachment Where the residents are not- identified, are presently oeing checked with a view to identifying the occupants and you will ; _.be further advised. E of the attachment in particular, Patty GLOWA and -HARTZOG mentioned therein. Patty *GLOWA is identical with _ Patricia | TODD GLOWA {orn June Bly | 1950 Middlebury, Vermont) Your attention is further ‘directed .to parag graph | ~ d Willian. caring Tee not a me caPaERIN reed promrrers sag Se guest Seer apenas mae ee 8
! of 356 Terrace St. Denis, Hontrea © Pauline VATLLaucouRy - “ic MeGill University, Montreal rSusrecsD eae Appendix "AN Page AF GLOWA was listed as ; passenger number 158 on yfage J of the attachment dated | March l., 1970 with our correspondence’ of March 23, 1970 concerning members of the Venceramos Brigade which diss-_ emoarked: from the Cuban vessel "puis Arcos Bergnes” Feb~ ruary 12, 1970 at St. John, New Brunswick. You may wish: to contact Mr. Moss Lee Innes for further information .- concerning GLOWA. Willian RARTZOG was previously | mentioned — ine our letter of May &, 1970. With the exception of the. following names, we 2 hold | no criminal or subversive trace on those. persons listed as residing in Canada on Appendix "A" of the attachment (the following persons whose names are preceded by an ast~ - mo, - erisk were previously listed as returning members of the Brigade - aboard the Cuban vessel Ids Arcos Bergnes, _ in the attachment to our letter.of May 12, 1970. The pagés of the attachment : to our letter dated May 12, 1970 on which the individuals’ . names appear . are indicated 3 in brackets ( ) following their. . a Avpendix ‘WA tt Pare 1 - ws oe CONT (> Mike’ and Valerie oOLOTHER (page 22) c/o Sk ea o. MorcAeS 267 Ontario? Noung Socialists ~- Clique des aa + Jeunes. Socialistes is identical with Young Socialists/ . °" Baigue des Jeunes Socialistes (15/258) (Trotskyist) listed | on page. 13 of Appendix "A", © eo,  GpealiPeand Mes EEHIER, « 3082 Don Netlis Road, sintowdste, -.i+ Qntariqghare assumed to-de identical with Bernard Joseph - -. WEXLER (born April 8, 1929, Chicago, Illinois) and Te ~: Ann (Uiirs. Bernard) VEXIER nee MILLER, born Mare 1931 -, | Chicago, Illinois, formerly of 7147 S. Luella Avenue, - Chicago and present res “aang at 3082 Gon Mis’ Road, ' Don: Mills, Oherinnyk *° NC ~ Political Science Professor at : ‘identical. with Helen Stephanie a SENTHAL nee BLACK, born April L, ; H (3 e - elen ROSE Ny 19825 New York City, New York. . Helen ROSENTHAL has no come to our attention adversely, however her husband, : Peter ROSENTHAL (born June 1, 1941, New York City), - oe Tene NN BOR | FO, CERNE MATT BME Sy RNR ESN OR AF Re at we m2 Popepees Some, BESNG WEEN Tam et
oP" Appendix wat Pare 7 ~, Fem Teron (eg memes ye Seem rm ry rem arrest Re Re etek Te eee Tae mie eee we 4 % Re “Pv lentered cannen s Senter: wet 6, -i767- and .@.. town. it, *. “Professor of Mathematics at: the University of Toronto. -He is au outspoken critic of the United States involvement in Vietnam and according to a reliable source, he was an executive memoer of the Canadians for the National Edberation Front, (pro-Chinese Communist front) in 1968. — Appendix "ANY Pare 2 : Charles KNOX is believed identical to Charles Lee KNOX (oor Septeshor 30, 18ih thieasa, ‘Tilinois). Appendix "AW Pace 6 David HANUSE ~ identical with David Edgar HANUSE (native Inga corn Reptember 8, 1943, Alert Bay, “British Columbia). . According to a reliable source HANUSE is a member of the. _N e for Re Native Indian Social Action .. group which has in the past been infiltrated by Trotskyists . and Pro-Chinese communist elements). HANUSE has also come - to our attention as a militant advocate of Red Power. Mrs.—Edma-~GI83—- identical with Edna (Mrs. Andrew) GIBB “(born approximately 1899, place of birth unknown). According “to a reliable source in 1959 Edna GIBB was a member of the | British Columbia Peace Counci (Comaunist front). Bill CRUSE is identical with Wisliam CRUSE (Jr.) (born oe a 17, 1944, Tucson, Arizona). CRUSE, a lecturer in the Department of Economics at the University of Manitoba, Winn- ipeg, Manito has come to our attention because of his _ activities pro testing United States action in Vietnam. CRUSE entered Canada/from the United States on January 22, 1968, it) aa landed immigrant status in Canada on April 2h, “Ruth GAMBERT — identical with Ruth (Irs. Herbert) GANSERT “" porn June 20, 1935, Waterville, Maine, U.S.A. According to ' a source believed reliable Ruth GAMBERT attended meetings . of the Leamne for Socialist Action (Trotskyist) during 1966 — ‘... and 1967 and participated in a protest march on the United. States | Consulate in Halifax, Nova. Scotia in April 1967. a — *Ellen KARLSON is believed identical to Ellen Claire KARLSON (page 2ye ne ROSE - _believed identical to “Hugo Tetsuo KUROSE (page 1). re etele Me em tee oe pane aor mot adem as. ee ae TT oonte ane ae rh ye ween cee fr cmewy on ney ght qamie ye merase on epee samen ge
a . a 2 . . * af Fi ced AL one c/o jwrPlssuity ‘160 Hor se. a .erlov, er oe . 3 = ye 8 . e 2 a act Ontario - belteved identical with Frederick*Th ALZXA DER, page 20). We are unadle to identify MORRISSON at this time. “Appendix "A" Pace 8 oo: S. ROCKNELL believed identical to Susan Elaine BUCKNELL _ (page 3). Please note that BUCKNELL's given address in.” Canada is that of David HANUSE identified above. _ Annendix "Att Pare 10 g | i Barry CRAGO - believed identical with Bartholomew James | { » -CRAGO, born March 18, 1948, Niskayuna, New York, U.S.A., |. formerly of 640 Elm St., New Haven, Connecticut“nd 4 _ presently attending McGill Universscy-antreal 4) According | loots. to an article in the February 9, 1967 issue of the McGill ==. >. oof i. Daily ( university newspaper) Bartholomew CRAGO was at that). Yl. iv = time the President of the Association at.M t . dlar-in-Wetnam (a campus organization formed. at McGill So ban veryerenty in 1966 to draw public attention to the Vietnam. 7 7 t | ] | t \ : i f { \ i { i i “2. Appendix Att Page 13 . a | aa ( “Nancy SANDERS - believed identical to Nancy SANDERS | 8 (page 9s an “=. Appendix "A" Page 1h | =" Bobbie ‘SUISSKELN - believed identical to Bobbie Ann . SWISSHELM (page 3).~ Please note that SUISSKELN's Canadian address is that of David HANUSE identified above. |. | oe - be Further to Bernard Joseph WEXLER and his wife -. Sheila, previously mentioned in paragraph 5, a reliable . an ... source advised that during March 1970 Sheila WEXLER, having - - ... ¢ °. deseribed her family as "progressive", expressed an interest — vs “~ din having herself and her husband join the United Jewish - wove lo: People's Order (U.J.P.0.) (Communist) in Toronto-and their’. cnn “ .. “@hildren becor ive in the U.J.P.O. youth activities. — Bo a Te j LANCOURT mentioned in paragraph 5° : _.. above, according to a reliable source was a member of the "+ Committee of the Rassemblement Pour L'Independance Nationale ~-_ National Independence Rally (R.I.N.) for Ahuntsic County, |: °e@e@8 5 ne a ene pee Gar “pam as wept am epee eieRgE em TENE Taf Oe I FRE p mey a Stor, ewe AS mere ee - - es eeeee ne eer Lert ae anemone pa eee nee ge gcemrsmene tee a “a 2 6 a oe a at a ” - : 74 rad . . aa 2 wT i 4 Y at a, z, : 4 2 cs a ® r - . .
- Vancouver, B. official purposes providing Canada througlit,democratic means. The R.I.N. has been defunct since October 1968S. Se ' Charles Lee KNOX previously mentioned in n para-_ graph § above, according-wy w reliable source arrived in é. fron hes Moines, Iowa, U.S.A. ‘on December 26, 1969. The source advised that KNOX was to represent the Iowa Chapter of the Black Panther Party at the North. — Begenber 28 £9 31, 1063. conference held” in Vancouver on December 26 to 31, 1969. - Attached ig a ue vel f=oxplanatory ‘clipping of tan article which appeared in the May 27 - June 3, 1970 issue of the SGeorria Straisht" (underground hippy publication in Yancouve avid HANUSS “mentioned in this o2 3 PPINE 1. “has been ‘previously identified in this letter. oS : S40. oe With the exception of paragraphs'6, 7 and 8° ‘the information supplied above may be SE oted for However paragraphs 6, 7 and 8 are not to de ‘further disseminated: and no action is to be taken. which h might Jeopandiz ze our source. >a or i : fe bee 2 fe " Toy . : on cs Roe i < . . : ‘ { € f . we “a hg 3 f bt ’ “ Py f “: . ° ¢ t 3 eo, 3, aed : ee cs H : in 1968. The Hol. WH. was a Quebec political partiy : whose nativ.ob jective was the separation of Quebec from - ‘ Pt ENTERS ate ag oe 22 BG 6 S009 oO Oe coe a a es oo ace penmmnpeannt® #2. centre te omg mune rere «52
Jurie 19, 1970. Re: Venceremos Brigade On April 28, 1970 the Cuban vessel, Luis Arcos Bergnes, carrying members of the Venceremos Brigade returning from Cuba, docked at Pier 14 at the Port of St. John, N.B. It was learned that the following persons arrived at Pier 14 on the same day from the United States by private car for the purpose of meeting the returning members of the Brigade: Louis & Dorothy BECKWITH 29 Ashland St., Medford, Mass. . L.I. CORBETT | Moree 11 Pleasant St., Westwood, Mass. Thomas ROBERTS & Pnyliis HILL 690 Mass. Ave., Boston, Mass. Deborah LASKY Wobbly Farm, R.F.D. Kingston Road, Exeter, N.H. Joan GERSTENZANG 2303 Young Ave., Bronx, N.Y. _ Jonathan & Susanna COBB 174 Putnam Ave., Cambridge, Mass. Karen WALD . 746 58th St., Oakland, Calif. Louis JONES 60 East 34th St., New York City Lisa JORGENSON 328 West 1lOlst St., New York City Mrs. Gilbert CORY 5245 South Natona Ave., New York City Harold KAPLAN 1784, Carrol Ave., Merrick, New York Susan ANDERSON Montague, Mass. Mark FEINSTEIN, Alan YOUNG & Linda GLEICH 160 Clairmont Ave., New York City Alice BERGER 266 West lith St., New York City eeed