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fod-t001240081] 2. | a ( ae a Dp LS PAT CH os SLASSIFICATION li PROCESSING ACTION i . =s SECRET MARKED FOR INDEXING — 10 _ ” : - Chief of Station, Melbourne |e woo RequiReD 7 CAN JUDGE INDEXING , Chief, Far East Division po sens SQUIB/Request For Release of Warren Commission Document . ACTION « REFERENCES . REQUIRED oem meg emcee ereataes med amine A ees Me st 1. WOFIRH has been requested by an Australian newspaper editor (Attachseat A) to release the Warren Commission Document $71 (CD 971 is Attachment 8B) which relates to anonymous telephone calls to the Canberra Embassy at the time of the assassination of President Kennedy. Hie request was turned down. As you probably know, there has been mounting public pressure to release classified documents of the Warren Commigsion. While no decision has been made to declassify CD 971, it is highly possible we will be asked to do so in the near future by National Archives, which has efficial custody of the documents, or by some higher authority. 2. Melbourne Station is requested to discuss Paragraph - One above with SQUIB/1 afterhis return to Australia. The SQUIB service isa mentioned in Paragraph 4 of CD 971 and release of the document is certain to provoke questions in Australia. Since CD 971 is a U. S. Government document we need not (and should not) request SQUIB concurrence for release of the document. He should be informed, however, that release of CD 971 to the public domein is presently under consideration; that the United States Navy has no objections; and that we are giving him advance notice as a matter of courtesy. Any views volunteered by SQUIB/1 regarding this release should be reported promptly te Headquarters. t Charles 4. RAMBO Attachsments: A. Letter, u/s/c B. CD 971, u/a/e Distribution: a 2 ~ COS, Melbourne w/atts u/s/c FAMW 3636. -August 1968 | . CLASSIFICATION * HOS FILE NUMBER A
SECRET 7 ce srancacs soew HU 19 Paate Wen a ' CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY w.4 Carrera a NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION Ras 4 eA ce ed eta wes mtr Sieh ws few t thiTpas itis A Pe ke a. JQUEHAL US ACTION NO. a. Tard MR, DAVED EDMUND WIRPHY:- [3s July 1955 ee Sane ee eee me nn: se a This is to eenhy sou of the following achon affecting your employnent: E. MATUAE OF ACTOS 175E praegeds THe TR DLOST . | 6. ErLenive DATE |" cient gusvice OR OTHER LEGAL RUTHORITE - REASSIGNMENT (CORRECTION )* | 13 Feb 1955 50 USCA 403 J arena enn ene racers was A en ae ee eee FROM , . T e posiTiON THLE to Area Opa. Off. (Deputy Ch) BG-F-51 prea Ops. Off--, 1G-P-1106 CS -0136.01-15 $19,800.00 per annua | sravice -gemies GG-0136.01-15 $10,800.00 per anni GAaAae. SALARY , ppP/EE German Mission Berlin Grerations Base . Berlin Operations Base Operatians Divisica . 10. ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGNATIONS it.  acquantees 12. FITLD of. neg ok, Berlin, Germany | } FIELD “| DEPART NTAL “| Figuo 7 DUPARTMERTAL ee ne a = , ee ee en 1g. VETERANS PREFERENCE CLASSIFICATION ACTION MOutpea pert PPT | ic-roer | ar el prised Terres bal fd sD-DI Se a ee ot eee 1S. $8. foas. APPTOPRIATICS 18. SUBJECT TO c.4 4g. DATE OF APPOINT. 20, t£GUbk BISHOENCE Sox RACY] AETIRERT RT act Mra APS FIDAVITS ' “ ° i va B: 5-310-559-0017 t11$-895 TACCESSOBS CRETE (T] cwaweo (Tl peavio i * ‘ statis calif. — + em 6-33. 30-55-17 oe ‘tes — ee ern ne meen - gi armagis: THES action is subject to all applicablo laws, rules, and regulations and cay be subject to investigation and approval by the United States Civil Service Commission. The action may te corrected or canceled if not in accordance with all requirements. \ This action corrects Item #3, on the "to" side, on Hotification dated 14 Jan. 1955, to show the correct title, previously shown as Area Ops- ofr. : . meee TONSA eee | POSTED, | a a BO JUL 1555 | suprance’ eget aa cant? as ee ene oEOhe DPirectecr of Personnel , “ee spote tate ns ce Gees eee oe .- BAABLOYSS-COPY . Cd go wacecnaa ens peensens 7 sor arer Behe F
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T9Q0000 3 re a ‘REPRODUCTION PROFITED SECRET © 21 January 1964 [Commission Document No. 300] Note from Richard HELMS, DOP, to J. Lee RANKIN. Attachments: a. Recent Soviet Statements on Lee Harvey OSWALD. b. FBIS-28 on OSWALD case. 21 January 1964 Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN. Subject: Draft Questions for Submission to the Government of the Soviet Union. 22 January 1964 - [Commission Document No. 691] Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN. Subject: Suggested Questions for Marina OSWALD. Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN. Subject: Chronology of Lee Harvey OSWALD's Stay in the Soviet Union. — Alphabetical List of Persons in the Soviet Union Who Were Known to or Mentioned by Lee Harvey OSWALD or His Wife. 25 January 1964 (Commission Document No. 321] . | 31 January 1964 [Commission Document No. 347] Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DOP, to J. Lee RANKIN. Subject: Information Developed by CIA on the Activity of Lee Harvey OSWALD in Mexico City, 28 September - 3 October 1963. ° 5 February 1964 Note from Thomas H. KARAMESSINES to J. Lee RANKIN. — Fourteen attachments including recent Soviet State- ' ments on Lee Harvey OSWALD (as of 5 February 1964). 5 February 1964 [Commission Document No. 361] Memorandum from Thomas H. KARAMESSINES, ADDP, to oe J. Lee RANKIN forwarding three copies of Appendix B, a summary biography of Mrs. OSWALD and her relatives. — 19 vw Pay
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104-10012-10133 “nanan nino eg at mantener mithe & te, REG SOD SRR ERE er Te oo ct TARR. EERE RE A Biel STATA: T° Supe cnet Reyes A ety 4420 NORTH FAIRFAX DRIV ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA 22203 ti REPLY REFER TO D A- msot/ dee ty fr. DNA -~0 36/4 ser 01285 woe ee 27 JUN 1968 From: Director, Naval Investigative Servicé To: Director, Central Intelligence Agency (DDP-CI)(Mr. LUDIUM) Subj: Declassification of information concerning President KENNEDY assassination (U) Ref; (a) CIA Memorandum of 22 May 1964 for Mr. J.- Lee RANKIN; Subj: Anonymous Telephone Calls to U.S. Embassy in Canberra, Australia, relative to planned assassination of President KENNEDY (8) 1. (U) In response to your verbal inquiry, it has been ascertained that appropriate Naval Intelligence components have no objection to declassification of the information concerning the assassination of President KENNEDY which was provided on the telephone to the U. S. Naval. Attache CANBERRA, and discussed in reference (a). Copy to: NAVINTCOM-321 ca a Th aa CC an |S ts — a RECORD CrP¥
foet00124018) yf et, ERE ARAZ = 3637 ‘me Number \126 -986 2 APR 1968 for FOIA Review on = SEP 1976 MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence 0 SUBJECT : Australian Press Request Regarding: Anonymous Telephone Calls to United States Embassy in Canberra, Australia, Relative to Planned Assassination of President Kennedy (Warren Commission Document 97]) pet Backg round Mr. Peter Michelmore, an Australian newspaper representative, has requested that we declassify CD971.. This consists of a memoran- dum from you to Mr. Rankin dated 22 May 1964 and an attachment dated } 29 November 1963. Both relate to "crank" calls received by the U.S, Naval Attache in Canberra on 15 October 1962 and 23 November “1963. CIA first was told about these calls on 24 November 1963 by the Depart- ment of the Navy - after the assassination of President Kennedy. A copy of CD971 is attached for your information, Recommendation 1, CD971 should not be released at this time. Mr. Goodwin says... he can handle the reply by phone. 2. We will initiate preparatory steps toward releasing CD971. This entails clearance with U.S, naval intelligenc 3. Upon completion of step 2 2, we will submit an appropriate rec- ommendation, Die q? { (24: ae? - 11 6 Em — eas Raymond G. Rocca ase » i C/CI/REA . (PMB a: Attachments 2o/- A&F2YF fen SECRET dawngr: sig ae seelessiai patho o/ OE IOVE
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104-10013-10039 *. ABSTRAS TED Date; February 24, 1967 SECRET To; Mr. Winston M, Scott peony (fe L. Ferris, Legal Attache Subject: WILL a ae 108-3747 (2424-67)  adeumient oye the as >a “Four agency only and neither it nor its contents should be further distributed without appropriate authorization. a Reference is made to my memorandum dated January a 18, 1967, captioned WILLIAM R, DOBKINS, requesting authoriza- tion to disseminate information concerning subject's contact with the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City. We have received information that the reported _ travel to Mexico of the subject in order to arrange for his defection to the Soviet Union occurred following his: dis- charge from the United States Marine Corps in August a He allegedly went to Tijuana, Baja California, where contacted a local "communist" with whom he had become ac~ quainted in a tavern , and sought to arrange his defection through this person, We are arranging for appropriate inquiry yy) to be conducted in Tijuana. 0H For your information WILLIAM RAY DOBKINS is 7% described as follows: A Race White ~ sex Male ' Date of Birth January 16, 1937 ; Birthplace McCamey, Texas Height 5 feet 9 inches Enclosure a SECREI a é o Eel GROUP } uded from autom downerading and ate declassification Fe eee RENEE ORE ORE
13-00000 , a REPRODUCTION PROWBITED ~/19, Internal CIA Memo for the Record, 28 September 1961 (Secret) — t “20, Foreign Service. Despatch 517, Cctober 12, 1961 - y2l, I&NS Name. Cheek Request, December 5, 1961 KAA Z.- C (ovo) S22, } Navy Mesaage 20197/RB/3, 3 Mareh 1962 (Confidential) te , 123. DNA, ‘1624, 26 April 1962 “ Thy ‘Newspaper Clipping from Washington Post, June 9, 1962, , 25, DBA 20883, September 7, 1962 (Confidential) -—26, DBA 51407, 10 September 1963 | » 727, DBA 52355, 24 September 1963 y -28, DBA 55715 (number unclear), November 7, 1963 y 2% DBA 55777, November 8, 1963 dated 31 January 1964 Come] x “C3 ont ee, Ce ereOouCTO 7 | PROMSITED f v 730, CIA Summary Report on Activities of OSWALD. in Mexico City, 22S May Of A“ i ne ee et et NR tte ttt ee en Pe ee ee ER oC A A A
13-00000 a 3 v SECRET Weight 150 pounds Hair Black Eyes Brown Scars or marks 4-inch scar middle of forehead Education High school graduate It was the opinion of the Sheriff of Ward County, Monahans, Texas, that all members of the DOBKINS family are mentally unbalanced, For your assistance in determining if subject has possibly been a visitor to a Cuban or Soviet establishment in Mexico City, a photograph of the subject is enclosed. ® ‘ SECRET
13-00000 PROCESSING ACTION Z MARKED FOR INDEXING : NO INDEXING REQUIRED Panny —— CLASSIFICATION | DISPATCH SECRET © Chief of Station, Mexico City Sx | FROM . Chief, WH Division SUBJECT RYBAT GPFLOOR ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES ONLY QUALIFIED DESK CAN JUDGE INDEXING Enclosed are the galley proofs of the two photographs mentioned in DIR 54271. \-w Chester D. DAINOLD () Attachments: 2 ~ Photographs Distribution: 0&1 - COS, Mexico City w/atts b/w DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER SER eemer sCr peepee een Be oe gee were te ee 5 October 1964
13-00000 D S P ATC H "CLASSIFICATION PROCESSING ACTION mer lee . SEGRE ® MARKED FOR INDEXING . Te NO INDEXING REQUIRED . ONLY QUALIFIED DESK CAN JUDGE INDEXING ” chiet WH Division | susiect , RYBAT GPFLOOR ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES Enclosed are the gallay proofs of the two Fhotogrephs mentioned to Din Shen. Attachments: 2 ~ Photographs ‘Distribution: 0&1 ~ COS, Mexico City w/atts b/w CROSS REFERENCE TO ; DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER HQS FILE NUMBER oh] CLASSIFICATION RYBAT “eecarel
104-10013-10190 “ye oy PRECEDENCE INITIALS INITIALS ot 16°T0 ‘BE PUBLISHED: PARLY" ‘NOVEMBER: WILL: REPRODUCE: ‘ONE: PHOTO" WHICH VE" UNDERSTAND IS CLOSELY CROPPED AROUND BODY OF INDIVIDUAL’. SHORTLY. - THEREAFTER IN EITHER VOLUME 18, 19 OR 20 THE SECOND PHOTO WILL APPEAR WITH TRIANGULAR “PORTIONS CROPPED ON SIDES SHOWING BACKGROUND. WHICH-(): COULD BE CONTRUED AS A’TREE' OR PORTIONS THEREOF AND. SOMETHING WHICH - ~ APPEARS TO BE SOME KIND OF A BILL BOARDe | MAR 5. OUSLER BEING CALLED TO WASH TO GIVE INFORMED OPINION. OF - POSSIBLE DAMAGE TO. LILYRIC OR LIMITED. WILL ADVISES END OF MESSAGE, a! mya 2 cghono, DUMMY,
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genuine liking for the United States. While he said nothing about having attended Yale, he spoke enthusiastically of his tour in Washington, of how much he and his wife had liked it there, and of how they had hated to leave. In fact, his wife, he said, had come _to like the U.S. so much and become so used to the modern conveniences of life in the United States, that she was having a hard time adjusting to Mexico. SARATOV went on to say that he had traveled all over the United States. When one of Subjects asked him if he had been in Chicago, he replied that he had and he thought it was a great city. Had he been in San Francisco, someone asked. Oh, San Francisco, he answered--he loved San Francisco and wold love to live there. New Orleans? Yes, he had had the best time: of his life in New Orleans and thought it was a great place. ‘Shortly thereafter, someone asked a question about Moscow (if it - had changed much in the last ten years or something similar). In sharp contrast to his enthusiatic comments onthe United States, SARATOV brushed off the question by replying uninterestedly that he hadn't been back to Moscow for two and a half years and in the last ten years really hadn't seen much of Moscow at all. Subjects noted that SARATOV made only one other reference to the USSR in the two times they talked with him (see next paragraph) and that he avoided political topics completely. . | 6. SARAPOV mentioned that he had specialized in languages in school andhad worked as a guide in the USSR "for Americans and Latin Americans," because "those two languages" were his "specialty." (Since Subjects spoke G&SBHRATOV with SARATOV in English, they have not heard him speak Spanish.) | # Poa by en aor
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13-00000 % « 4 DIRECTORIO REVOLUCIONARIO ESTUDIANTIL (DRE) (STUDENT REVOLUTIONARY DIRECTORATE) 1. The DRE was conceived, created and funded by the Agency in September 1960 and terminated in December 1966. It was an outgrowth of the activist student group in Cuba which fought against BATISTA and later against CASTRO. Many of the leaders came into exile around September 1960 and were subsequently trained and infiltrated into Cuba by the Agency in late 1960 where they operated by obtain- | ing intelligence setting up action teams, etc., up through the Bay of Pigs invasion. While the DRE was initially set up as a psych warfare outfit, the organization was given a large amount of paramilitary aid in funds and material. After the Bay of Pigs, the DRE engaged in independent military actions which declined at Agency direction and because of a reduction in funds from late 1962 until ter-- ~- mination of the group. Members were used through 1966 as political action agents, for publishing propaganda which was sent throughout the Hemisphere, attending international student meetings at Agency direction, and producing radio programs and special propaganda campaigns. 2. After the cutback in military operations, many . of the best DRE members relocated in other areas. At present there are delegations in most Latin American coun- tries which have maintained some contact with various Agency stations over the years although the DRE is no longer very active. During the organization's 6 year period of active existence DRE personnel were in contact with several JMWAVE staffers and outside contract agents. However, from January 1965 through December 1966, contact with DRE personnel was limited to two agents, Juan Manuel SALVAT, the current DRE Secretary General who is now ' operating a bookstore in Miami, Florida, and Fernando GARCIA Chacon who was relocated in El Saivador.
FRENTE REVOLUCIONARIO DEMOCRATICO (FRD) (CUBAN DEMOCRATIC REVOLUTIONARY FRONT) 1. The FRD was created with Agency assistance, guidance and financial support in May 1960 and consisted of several anti-CASTRO groups. The FRD was formed as a political action, propaganda and military unit. Initial actions consisted of extensive radio and printed propaganda, demonstrations, and trips throughout the Hemisphere to gain support for the fight against CASTRO. The FRD also functioned as the front organization for recruiting the members of the Bay of Pigs invasion force and carried out a massive program of social assistance to Brigade 2506 members in training camps and their families. Although the FRD head- quarters were baged in Miami, delegates were assigned to other areas which included New Orleans, Louisiana, Tampa, Florida, and Mexico City, to gather intelligence and . coordinate Cuban refugee activities. 2. In late 1960 or early 1961 the CUBAN REVOLUTIONARY COUNCIL (CRC) was formed to coordinate and direct FRD activities and this group was headed by Agency and White House sponsored Dr. Jose MIRO Cardona, assisted by Manuel ARTIME and Dr. Antonio VARONA. Both the FRD and the CRC continued to function until October 1961 when the FRD was completely absorbed by the CRC in order to avoid the confusion resulting from duplication of personnel, activities and funding. The CRC also had direct access to President Kennedy and top White House aides. Bacauge of the magnitude of the FRD and CRC operations and the Agency participation in the activities and funding of the groups, a large number of JMWAVE and Headquarters were directly involved with both FRD and CRC personnel.
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SECRET. ar ee PAGE TWO OF UA. FROM LOS ANGELES WALDO CONTINUED TO SAN FRANC iSCO WHERE HE CONTACTED "RAMPARTS" AND WAS PUT TO WORK ON TEMFORe 2 CASTS, TURNER CONCLUDED BY SAYING WALDO "DEFINITELY NOT PUT OUT OF MEXICO," 5, TWO PROFESSORS AT UA SAID THEY WEREN'T SURPRISED AT WALDO'S RESIGNATION SINCE HE HAD BEEN NEGLECTING HIS JO@. ONE PROFESSOR ATTRIBUTED THIS TO THE FACT WALDO UNDER TREMcRUGUS EMOTIONAL STRAIN SINCE HIS WIFE ALLEGEDLY IN STATES WA‘. ONG ; FOR DEGREE ON DIVORCE SHE FILED SEVERAL MONTHS AGO. END OF MESSAGE i iN R, L. EASBY SECRET
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