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14-00000 - ds well acquainted with Agee (Sally, Ann and Agee returned to Headquarters together from a 1967 TDY to Punta del Este). Ann also said that Stan Watson, DCOS in Nexico City at the tame of the kidnapping incident, worked with the Embassy on this matter. YA * SECRET
z that he had not hed a drink in nine years. On 3 miren 1967 tnfornation from the FBE report end information thet Sob again vas forwarded to DCB for their evalustica 2 = resided at 724 International, Apt,: 29,555 time he wes erployed as Executive. Vice | sident;' ‘Plsenlag Comecy, Houston Texass “In 1954 he ROTH end associates. Ti 1950 he worked for thé co Paml ROTEERAE, Security Officer for Hint. 0&2, Comps 3 ExA operations : for Sin GAEL, ent wo reportad the vt to the Bouston DES OFftEey ~ {9 a former FBI agent. fine val bite cossitstek® RoTenue, cas ea tase wre tached end Sumary on Williea BOELEY ettacted.:
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(tod-torts-10138] * . / @ SECRET / S& TIE 23 February 1972 Koo Memorandum of Conversation with Ann/(Goodpasture _, i a JMYAK--Agee's plan to resign and the kidnapping Subject: of his children o e 1. One Saturday afternoon (presumably in July of 1968) Ann Goodpasture received a telephone call from Henry Dearborn, counselor of Embassy, who had either heard a local radio broadcast--or received a call from a reporter to inquire--about a report of a U.S. diplomat in Mexico being sought for kidnapping his two children from their mother. Dearborn was looking for COS Wynn ; Scott to ask if the diplomat might be one of the Station personnel. i) 3 a 3) my) +4 2. This was the first notice the Station had of the matter and not until they received a query from Head- quarters did they know that Agee was the kidnapper (Ann thinks Mrs. Agee had complained to Headquarters about the kidnapping). Dearborn, incicentally, is retired now and resicing in Chevy Chase. 3. Regarding Agee's plans to resign, Ann said she had been told by Charlotte Bustos on the Mexican Branch in 1967 that Agee intended to ship some used dry cleaning equipment to Mexico Citv, resign and set up a dry clean- ing shop there at the end of his tour. She said he hoped that the assignment as Olympic Attache would lead to an additional regular tour at the Station, but it didn't work out that way. He was not allowed a full shipment of effects for the short assignment to the Olympics, so his plan to ship the dry cleaning equipment was foiled. 4. When I asked Ann if she was aware of the cause of the Agee divorce she said not but suggested we talk to (Branch.7 reports officer) who she thinks SECRET
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104-1011510176 SECRET - DATE: 22 March 1957 MEMORANDUM TO: Security Officer, Division D, Foreign Intelligence, 0D/P SUBJECT : GOODPASTURE, Ann Le ~ DD/P #13914 7 Memorandum from Division D dated 21 March 1957 REFERENCE The following action on above named individual was completed on: 21 March 1957 [| | | |_| || [I Clearability for special intelligence established. Indoctrinated for special intelligence. Retention SI clearance approved in PCS assignment at: Special intelligence clearance for overseas TDY assignment certified to: Overseas TDY assignment approved, Clearance status mt certified to the field, Transfer special intelligence clearance approved from to Debriefed, No longer an authorized recipient of special intelli-~ gence information or material, and access to special intelligence Restricted Areas not permitted. REMARKS: Ces Psp Pd . RETURN TO CIA SECRET Background Use Only Do Not Meproguso
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(to4-10116-10778} ~ . . . 2 October 1968 SUBJECT: MORIN, Relman aka “Pat" ALLEGATION: GIA CONNECTION: Relman MORIN is the Subject was granted a covert security author of “Assassination", clearance on 10 September 1951 in order a@ pro-Warren Commission book. that he might be approached relative_ | to possible use by Project(DIPILLAR. | ‘ He was not used and the clearance was / cancelled 11 Jenuary 1952. SOURCE: Memo No. 9 dtd 5 June 1968 OS INDICES RESULTS: Subject's file reflects the clearance as set out above. He was being - considered for the position of President of the |29 | A limited investigation conducted in August 1951 revealed the following information. Subject was born 11. September 1907 at Freeport, Tllinois. He graduated from Pomona College in 1929 and was a special student at Lingnon University, Canton, China; Shanghai College and Yen-Ching University, Peiping, China. He was a reporter for the LOS ANGELES TIMES, 1923-1929; SHANGHAT EVENING POSE, 1920; LOS ANGELES RECORD, 1931-34; and joined the Associated Press in 1934. He was AP correspondent in Tokyo, Japan, 1937-1940; roving correspondent in the Far East, 1940-1;° and was interned by the Japanese in Saigon, 1941-42. Subject was repatriated on the "Gripsholm" in 1942 and from 1942 to 1945 he served as a war correspondent with the Associated Press in England, North Africa, Italy, India, the Middle East and France. He was chief of the Associated Press, Paris Bureau, from 1945 to 1947; and chief of the Washington, D. C. bureau from 1947 to 1949. In 1949 he became General i Executive of the Associated Press at New York City. : Subject is the author of "Circuit of Conquest", published in 1943, which is the story of his experiences as a war correspondent during World War IT. ‘DETAILS: The 1968-69 edition of “Who's Who" lists Subject as the author of the following additional books: "East Wind Rising", 1960; “Churchill: Portrait of Greatness", 1965; and co-author of “The Newsman Speaks", “Southern Schools: Progress and Problems". GROUP 4 SECRET Lees} RETURN To CIA | a Background Use Ont ‘Do Not Reproduc:: “K op)
14-00000 3 e a &, vo ll. wR “Note: “It is knows What is the procedure afler a touriat applios for a Soviet viru? Do you know at what touriat apency or in what forcign country Oswald applied oo. for a visa te the USSR or bought a tour to the USSR? Who wars thes Ee Seviet Intourist representative in that country whe took Oswald's visa application to the Suviet Enmbasay? You stated previously that Oswald wan nut considered a defector, If he was nota defector, then what was he? Note: If the KGB did not consider Oswald to be a defector, then it is | possible that Oswald was known to the KGB long before his arrival in the USSR as a tourist and Oswald was assured that when he arrived in the USSR he would be given Sovict citizenship or at... . least a permanent residence permit, Although he would be a defector anyway, it could be that Oswald did not like the word defector ‘and the KGB decided not to call him a defector but, let us say, a volunteer. The Soviet-Constitution states that the USSR grants the’ “right of asylum to all foreign citizens “uto are persecuted for — safeguarding the interests of the working class or who are persecuted for scientific activities, for national-lileration struggle." {Article 129 of the USSR Constitution of 1936,} , You stated previously that "since about 1960, every Sovict arnbassader——--- - can give a visa in three to five days. If so, what was so special for the Soviet government that the ambassador would be personally involved in issuing ‘a visa to: Oswald? that in 1957. the Soviet government adopted some measures to improve travel for foroign tourists in the USSR, They mostly = | concerned currency exchange. The 1957 regulations said nothing about visas, Nosenko should be questioned about the 1957 decision of the Soviet government to determine if he is not mistaking the 1957 decision with that of 1960, . You stated previously that since about 1960, every Soviet ambassador _can give visas. in from three to five days, The available information published by the Soviets unmistakenly states that a visa cannot be obtained in less than!seven days {in some cases it takes five to seven days), Following are excerpts frorm a book entitled Moscow, A Tourists Companion, published in Moscow in 1969, and from the magazine Soviet Life, May 1978, p. 59, Soviet Life stated that “visas are issued within 10 days of receipt of application .at a Soviet consulate, "
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14-00000 * SEGHEI = a ene “ escacoinated mot by pro-Communtst Lee Farvey Oowalé bet rather ae o result of & xight-wisg eougpiracy gnvoiviag ClA. 4, The surioeing of two gueb allegations ta oF through San oeems to place & strola o8 eoiariderse.7 De ebout the use of the Sun ia other owrfacings MO gia gpoiast CIA? Is there any nformotion best contacts between employees of the Sas anc representatives ef Seviet {ntelligeece? If ne such iafermation te at baad, § would be appreciated if these questions Wess foxwaréed to the Statien. Although Headquarters bas ne record of Terever LAUTENS, it ia conceivable that Station files may also bold faformation sbeat hiro. - Derovan E. Pratt | < - - a { ot Attachments Distribatios Crig & 1 - Adresse 1 - A/DGI (Mr. Goodwin) 1 - Gestrsl Counsel co, : vi - Office of Seeurity (Atta: hir, Feul Gaynor) - -- CYU/RGA Chroes . 1 « DP fot file (New Vancourer file) - 4b « CI/REA (dtee gmith)
0a t0116102037 € ” ’ . x * r=. ® -* , . y er © + . : ya ® as : 3 a eo » i . . : Now : : an Re te - Cite ae ee teem YH: INFORMATION COUNCIL OF THE AMERICAS, INC, (INCA) > ° Ll. INCA is an anti-Communist propaganda Organization With headquarters in New Orleans, that disseminates English und doreign language propaganda tapes and ‘Lilws on a world- wide basis, conducts public forums of an extremist politicul nuture, etc. The organizational impetus aud funds uppareutly come .from wealthy New Orleans figures including | br. Alton OCHSNER, of the OCHSNER CLINIC, and Willard Ek. ROBERTSON. (In recent years funds have been supplied by the SCHICK SAFETY RAZOR COMPANY. An INCA letterhead listing all the vfiicers und officials has been requested from JMWAVEL, which has had some casual correspondence with the organiza— , tion concerning Miss Juanita CASTRO, 2, There is no indication of any Agency relationship with INCA prior to January 1965 when INCA spousored Miss ' ASTRO's appearance in New Orleans. At that time i vav tunetioned as Miss CASTRO's business manager was iuveived with INCA officials in planning the New Orleans Visit where Miss CASTRO was given an award ut a dinner spunsored vy INCA. The dinner, which was attended by civic © jeunders and representatives of all news media, took place suortly uiter Miss CASTRO's defection and there was cuusiderable interest in her appearance. INCA was particularly interested since it had distributed hundreds of English aud Spanish lunguage tapes containing her stutements when Sue was surfaced in Mexico. In October 1966 INCA again requested that Miss CASTRO appear as a guest speaker in major American cities in connection with the release of thie INCA motion picture production "HITLER IN HAVANA", YuLiowing various reviews of the film, JMWAVE decided the iilm would probably becdme controversial und it would be inudvisable to permit. Miss CASTRO to accept tiic invitation, Because of INCA's extremist political orientution, JMWAVE Las wanted to_avoid any more involvement between Miss CASTRO 2u and INCA and lin his capucity as business nuuager, has managed to prevent this 24 There hus been only gie causund contlace between and Edward BOPLER, Bxceutlive Vice-President of INCA, since Miss CasTRO's 1905 Yew UYieaus trip. This took place recently when BUTLER was in we aveu promoting the "HITLER' IN HAVANA" film. 3. According to JMWAVE, INCA officials have never indicuted in any way that they are aware of Agency of Miss CASTRO or her business agent, and there is no andication that INCA officials have had uny official © ; coutauct with Agency officers. RETURN TO CIA ’ Background Use Only “4p J | Do Not Reproduce »