aren nurene nas ttN na z re re wn am lee) 8 rly CR iS faery, hein hia RT ent Boulder, O10 —_ ee ve ) | 17.(ALAN LOMAX 1) GM)  f library of Congress, Washington, D. C. 18 (CALLAN SMEERER «= UW | fanager.,..Preservation—Hall , New. Orleans, Louisiana... BNE ES TR AO, REE . _New tN Oeinenied “Louisiana... Sime fC THES . . -14- Ls to oo a . Doclda: 323042733 Page 13 SECRET > Furnished 9 att Mee ae, on 2/24. paver agents, ie cae 69 (see nig) LM r_3/14/69 and senor LM(5/E 69 C—O Cw). "| | Furnished by fi GEORGE S. DINWIDDIE, Executive | Secretary, FRA, New Orleans, Louisiana on 3/21/69 (see Orleans, LHM dateéd 173 69) aS) Furnished by Mrs. GEORGE S. DINWIDDIE, previously a mentioned on 3/21/69, and ROLAND WELLS, Assistant Manager, Sheraton-Charles - Hotel, New Orleans on 3/22/69 i Bi New Orleans ta) CONG ox and enclose | Furnished by Mrs. GEORGE S.. DINWIDDIE, previously mentioned on 3/21/69, and . ROLAND WELLS, Oe vEO ish. mentioned on 3/22/69 » || New Orleans LHM date ‘1 Furnished by Mrs. ets: DINWIDDIE, previously. . / mentioned on 3/21/69, New Orleans LHM dated/4/3f6 i) i aq | Cum oe —_— }rONeT S Was jester
NY. x [Lo5- wr sey irect OPT ceno fh Under-Secretary. For.. Special Gite ache TS, Political Affairs. UN a Furnished hy ANDREA 'ROSENBERG, “previously mentioned on 4/15/69 sy |(see Denver LHM dated. D/1/69) x ~2\Furnished by|NY. 3993-S* [|S jon 3/20/69 fs enclose ) LHM oe nara tet 0. ‘the Récretenn “General.UNSECT f te oe ae EG Lach STM ert fos CE te Furnished by (Wt NY 39&8- mre on 4/16/69 (Ssée enclose LHM ) . (WALTER M, fFurnished by/RICHARD PARRY : Ssiasiibiiplahr Wasuaibpucciokinecs coo euengint } fi erican 01éan Tile )Company, CIA Liaison Representative \: Win Philadelphia on 4/24/69 see enclosed LEM) (Zpformant Covera hey | The followtn informants furnished info (a) \ i Landsdale, Pennsylvania —— regarding the subject aon the dates indicated: 635948 CSD This informant has are s to space ye ; 2/21/69; - used by the subjec fet wise) SEC)andC $*)| 3/26/65 4/8/69; _ has furnished dec tke ation regarding 4/9 the subject's contacts and activitiest Also, this informapt obtains(odgmeteri”# readings\from the (subject's 3) eke NY 3993- si) This informant has furnished infor- Paces t 9/69; mation regarding the subject's Ny activities and contacts both the (WICK Te ose and outside(the ssc PES ether with~“information regarding~the aneeenes habits. and characteristics. | Me FN ot | . ‘s VO at . Woes wt foe Ye ae / Docld: 323042733 Page 14
ae ee-teasoyye) SECRET CSNY ey sC$'3 This source furnishes information fue | Rao /17/693 regarding the subject's [photographig) 7 hobby . JOSEPH WILDEMUTH This source furnished information CIA - DOD, NYC regarding the subject's activities 2/11/69 . since his return to the US in July, 1968. (2) | CSNY 5415s C$) This source furnished information 3/11/69; 3/13/69 - regarding the subject's bank account CSNY SH66 Cs0 . This source furnishes information © 3/26 1/18/69 regarding the subject at his residence. cent our Cs This source furnished information (Former) 3/21/69 regarding the subject at his residence. \ DAVID MITCHELL ,|\ PGS cs) This source furnishes information /11/695 5/8/69 regarding the subject at his a residence. > Psteps Taken to Increase Informant Coverage | ve _ Since cswi 646735 is no longer employed at he(subject's residence, P. invéstigation hag_been initiated o is Succ Ys. DAVID MIT LL. To date, MITCHELL has been most cooperative (S| and informatio furnished by him 6n 4/11/69, greatly assisted fksur agents in detecting the subject's departure from Nyc for Denver on that date. Contact is md@intained ors several(wiszd)sourees CH particularly NY 3652-5 and NY (366748, for information regarding’ $ J the subject as these sources ve Turnished excellent data in the past. In view of the subject's frequent travels, other field divisions have been able to furnish details of these oO ' activities through established_sources and informants within the respective atvassons.Y) (Ug ‘¥ RR- to F AQ, Qe _ _ 8 Docld: 323042733 Page 15 Coen ty aN I 8 ec an et iA FN oe a nr tee 2 Nee 8 lod. FA RRS ER
NY i542 50 | gy") f vicekaay i . . i. During this period, were instituted on the subject: Date (oar? Thursday Schedule ) 50 pom,-7230 PeMe Wednesday| 3:30 p.m.~-7:30 P.M. Thursiay 4:30 p.m.-8:15 p.m. Friday 6:15 a.m.-9:10 a.m. | Wednesday} 9:25 a.m.-9:50 a.m. | Wednesday] 11:30 a.m.-8:15 p.m. ! Friday 2:15 p.m.-4:10 p.m. Tuesday 5:00 p.m.-8:25 p.m. Thursday {| 3:30 p.m.-7:35 pemo Date (2a x (Ss) Schedule Saturday 7:00 a.m.-3:00 pom. Saturday ) 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. During the aforementioned surveillance, no information was developed indicating reaction by the subject However, since the subject is a competent driver, detect fisurs without this being apparent. -19- ' | the following[ weekday fisurs C53) . 12327 pem.-1: 55 pM. Me: kendi Surveillance Cov e ag HT Observed | 5321 pem.-5230 Pel. 6:57 pem.-7:06 p.m. 7335 peme-7:43 pome 7:51 a.m.-9:05 a.m. 9:43 a.m.-9:50 a.m. 6: 26 PoM.-7305 PoMo 3:20 psme-4:05 p.m. Not observed Not observed Observed 11:21 aomo-1:49 p.m. 1:05 p.m.-3:10 p.m. surveillance. uld possibly ‘ALrAAT ST Yes AQ Docld: 323042733 Page 16 a ae
NY 10548250] aus | Pee | Derelictions J@ cu a7 . . é SELRry £yo overt derelictionsfby the subject have been reported or observed, fas noted in the enclosed LHM, cia (&) sourceshave detected ifffications that the subject is not especially pleased with his current assignment. He has stated he does not enjoy life in the US, adding that his father and hisother-in-law were sick, his daughter was_in schoolfin Moscow Yates and his wife were lonely in NY. rr eee 5 ClA reported that during the period “722/68,. through 12/31/68, subject gave no indication of having openly engaged in inactivity which could be specifically identified as "operationalvactivity" on the part offa Soviet Intelligence )¢ Officer.s However, it is_indicated the Stbject has engaged in a sizeable amount of (cultivation activity) with a wideCX) range of(foreign nationals, US offickis\and“private citizens, and that an pumerous occasions, he lias sought to elicit noteolyy concerning US foreign policy.. Tikewise, it is clear that on occasion the subject_has used(hi s offidel UN position to further the interests of (the Soviet Union\at the expense ~¥ of the interests of (other nations and the UI enclosed LHM). as a whol While in Kansas City on (4/13 69, the subject ac VICTOR C. STUDLEY,\previously mentionéd, engaged in ( Cu conversation. T subject asked why the two senators from Missouri had voted against the ABM system since the production of such a system would have benefited som industries Ths! Missouri Ce Kansas City LHM dated(4/19 69.) C¥SC YW inte ipative Steps Planned(for next 90 da s fs) ‘Upon-the subject's return to the US \the NYO yill continue.contact with NY 6359-5 and (NY 3993-85) for $5 additional information régarding the subject's activities, itravels, and contacts. Where information his developed in these areas, appropriate investigation will be conducted to aford coverage to the subject's activities ext Jsources Cf UN lindividuals with whom he has y contact. Other sources will be contacted reaularly. ¢ -20- _ : VL VES pO L : 7 . ee information(from US and foreign nationalS)regarding US affairs ,C¥ Doclda: 323042733 Page i?
Par tne a at SE nt et te te NY 105-46250 | Re) Discreet fisurs will be conéacted upon the an effort to develop SECRET subject's return to the US in - derogatory informatim reg intellageé ae subjeoghp Itbrt sources?! information of value. ding the ct will be maintained with fresidentia The subject's checking D coc) account will be. monitoredfmonthly¥%as well as his GasolineCS_) credit accoun is (an possible, upon subject's return to the US. G aa : . NL Odometer YTeadings}) will be obtained from Cs -2]- $y CS , We Docld: 323042733 Page 16