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y t oes Bi te 6 ee oe ea 2 July 1962 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD: SUBJECT: O'CONNELL, James P. #66,83 1. Subject is being processed for a Class "Q" cleara respect to his assignment as the Chief Security Officer a 2e A review of Subject's file indicates that his approval for Agency duties were based primarily on his satisfactory prior employ- ment as a Special Agent of the FBI. 3. Under our agreement with AEC to furnish all available in- vestigative reports the FBI was contacted through Mr. Papich and the ‘ appropriate investigative reports were requested. Mr. Papich has advised that Mr. O'Connell is in the category of a few former FEI Agents on whom no written reports are available. He indicated that Mr. O'Connell had been approved as a Special Agent at a period when time was of the essence in obtaining qualified Agents. As a result the security approval was made on the basis of teletype investigative reports and formal written reports were not made in Subject's case. lh. Mr. Papich agreed that the FBI had no objection to our releasing to AEC a copy of their memorandum to CIA dated 23 January 1952 which indicated the dates of Subject's employment with the Bureau and the fact that his services had been entirely satisfactory. 5S. Mr. Papich further suggested that Mr. Earl Lane, of AEC, who is also a former FEI Agent be informed of the unique circumstances involved and be informed that he may contact Mr. Papich for further details regarding Subject's case. , =e Pherson pc/cB JRP:ons
(roa-10123-10292 \ File \ 4,004 en 4 * me REQUEST FOR DEPENDENTS’ BRIEFING SECRET SUBMIT IN DUPLICATE FOR EACH DEPENDENT TO YOUR TRAINING OFFICER NAME (Laeé) (Firat) O' n DIVISION Office of Securit GRADE GS-15 DESTINATION GB-'7 SPECIFIC COVER Army NAME (Last) (Firat) O'Connell, Virginia EXTENT OF ANTICIPATED OPERATIONAL CONTACT Not applicable DATES AVATLABLE FOR BRIEFING 5 and 6 Jun 62 DATES SCHEDULED 5 and 6 Jun DATES COMPLETED DATE 17 May 1962 ree 666 use racvious eoitions. "SPONSOR (initial) pate of BIRTH BRANCH ti t TITLE Chief, OSD FIELO ASSIGNMENT ADULT DEPENDENT (initial)) RELATIONSHIP WwW ACT LON AUTHENT ICAT ION $ <A OF REQUESTING. D @ SECRET DESK EXTENSION 665 EXTENSION 7661 (38)
(104-10123- (4 . | SECRET CRYPTOGRAPHIC CLEARANCE CLEARANCE REQUESTED | CRYPTO TRAINING AND OPERATION ric ACCESS ONLY TO : Chief, Personnel Security Division, OS FROM: Chief, Communications Security Staff fF &S REQUESTED THAT THIS OFFICE BE ADVISED WHETHER THE SUBJECT EMPLOYEE MEETS CURRENT MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR A CRYPTOGRAPHIC CLEARANCE, AND WHETHER THE SECURITY OFFICE CONCURS {N GRANTING SUCH A CLEARANCE. FOR THE CHIEF, COMMUNICATIONS: TO : Chief, Communications Security Staff . C «| :PATE 22 HAY 1962 FROM: Chief, Personnel Security Division, OS , EGYES3 THIS §S TO ADVISE THAT SUBJECT MEETS THE CURRENT REQUIREMENTS FOR CRYPTOGRAPHIC CLEARANCE AND THAT THERE (S$ NO OBJECTION TO SUCH CLEARANCE. EMPLOVEE 1S U.S. CITIZEN ee Le EMPLOVEE‘S SPOUSE 18 U.S. CETIZEN Are | ye | Verbal approval 16 62. Pile #66483. May . Chief, Personnel Security Division, 0S FROM: Chief, Communications Security Staff THE ATTACHED CRYPTOGRAPHIC CLEARANCE BRIEFING STATEMENT SIGNIFIED THAT SUBJECT ACCEPTED THE CONDITIONS AND RE- SPONSIBILITIES CONTINGENT UPON GRANTING OF THE CLEARANCE. CLEARANCE 1S EFFECTIVE AS OF THE DATE SHOWN ON THE BRIEF. @ ING STATEMENT. IT I$ REQUESTED THAT THE BRIEFING STATEMENT BE PLACED IN THE APPROPRIATE FILE MAINTAINED BY YOouR OFFICE. . CHIEF, PROTECTIVE BRANCH CRYPTOGRAPHIC CLEARANCE REVOKED AS OF : . REASON FOR REVOCATION sos, 1597 SECRET i) Py
(og-10128-10295) oo, a of CONFIDENTIAL sw (when filled in) * REASSIGNMENT PROCESSING FORM supecT. CO. Cenc 1 Vea P. Vp (3-26 grape GS-15 asstanmenr DdU ire Ik AO } File Wo. 66 MVR This is to record action initiated in PSD on receipt Initials of the following item which would place Subject in _ Cd the above assignment: es Pe [7 trevel oraer 9 (XX Form 1152 _ ee £7 08 Panel List [77 Certification Request [J 7 a In processing this request the undersigned considered and resolved the issues, if any, raised by or pertinent to: ‘ a | Integration - cover problems £7 cover Problems L787 wusterruity [J 108 Fing L777 2e-Polygraph LO 7 = 50s Fisg £7 be-Interview - [7 other Flag ( ) L-7 ie-Investigation a | en The following action was taken by the undersigned: LX Approved for overseas assignment a | Approved for domestic assignment [7 Forwarded to a Date Sune bee CON FIDERTIAL 4 i “9 }
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(404-10123-10299 ti, PR ESSING SHEET - Th VEL es 7 4 . > ‘ / re’ . Sy fe -' ¢ Paer iif. Nb Asp 4 File No, lee and . fitle and, S Grade )O- PSL 2 sarture Le Shi! j Destination | 6-US TAA: f) Cover | i ?reliminary Processing ~- A Review of Subject's File Revealss. Date of Polygraph Special Briefing Topics VA /None f/ See Remarks Special Debriefings L/ None L/ See Remarks Special Badges or Credentials/ / None f[/ See Remarks Remarks: Interview - On date indicated below Subject was interviewed on the following: 1. Security regulations in general. 2. Travel Precautions (to carry nothingidentifying him with CIA, emergency contact numbers). 3. Cover Story (nature of cover, adequagy or prior briefing, possibility of inconsistencies, briefing of spouse). 4e Personal Affairs (proper handling of bank account, credit accounts, mail). 5. Personal Correspondence (no mention of CIA in letters). 6. Personal Gonduct (general good behavior, no black market or currency transactions, no undue curiosity in natives in his area, no attempts to identify or approach other CIA personnel in area except for official business and through official channels). 7. Other Travel (only official travel in or through Soviet controlled areas). 8. Reserve Unit Membership (if applicable). 9. Others: ; ee a. E Ye, /1 SG Z LZ Coy bun Date SeCRET Security Representative — CPB
(toa-t0123-10301 A ad aN to SECRET MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Records and Services Division Office of Personnel arn SUBJECT : Janes P, O'Connell Se ean 1. Cover arrangements are in process, and/or, have been com- pleted for the above-named Subject. 2. Effective 24% Novesber 19 » it is requested that your records be properly blocked to deny DELLE Sudject's current Agency employment to an external inquirer. 3. Operating component mst take necessary action to block F4PLEA telephone locator by submitting the Personnel Information Card, “Office File Copy", Form No. 642, to Machine Records Division, Offi of the Comptroller, Room 107 Curie Hall, Attention: Miss o9 4. morandum confirms an oral request of 30 Mareh 1959, Mr. 1608 L Butid Ext : [S| PAUL P. STEWART HARRY W. LITTLE, JR. Chief, Central Cover Division ce: ssD/os Operating Division SECRET
od 10123-410321 coPY oo | COFY . ee. 4% 4 = - ne SECURITY INFORMATION Exe ative Officer, I&SO 9 Jan 1953 Chief, Special Security Division Security Violation Report A ER Ree ean, 1. Reference is made to the attached memorandum dated mn 5 December 1952 from the Acting “hief, Security Division, and also to memorandum dated 31 December 1952, subjects Security Violation - Unlocked Safe, from the Chie’, Oper= | ations Branch, Special Security Division. These two memoranda pertain to a security violation on the Project Desk, Operations ! | } a Tames Re Cail Branch, Special Security Division, on 18 November 1952. 2. it has been determined that Miss hip, Avignone and Lr.O'€onnell were jointly responsible for thé security vio- lation in question, and such dndividuala have been informed of the seriousness of such violations, As the irdividuals mentioned above have not previously been charged with a security violation, it is recommended that the verbal reprimand given to such individuals be considered sufficient administrative acticn in connection with the security violation in question. — ROBERT H. CUNNINGHEM . corr
104-10123- 00} | YOU ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO > TRAV AND INCUR NECESSARY DOs 4N. AccoRDANE 3 “wmnt'dgney Ff sf i ced offiedel » station, ~ . yor RCE Teaver ‘Moe ALLOTMENT ACCOUNT Simbo Kashingtea, ‘D Dele _ at tk, Ce weet xe a fs“ Srevell 4m connection wits fee i grande wercate i ecw | oo ne Baenasy or oF THE.co ER ni es PERSONAL. fect 2 SUS. HT Ltt, 8 vis SSM eo Baer ‘ gS Mag Te. srr Hu ici, tn Skye
(toe-10123-t0306] ° . Aen « aw ve SECRET “/ \ . i. 4 coeur DATE: 12 February 1958 Cc’ MEMORANDUM TO: Mr. Joseph Noell, 0S SUBJECT : O'CONHELL, James Patrick, Jr. - 0S 3 REFERENCE : Your request dated 11 February 1958 The following action on above named individual was completed on: 12 February 1958 Clearability for special intelligence established. Indoctrinated for special intelligence, Special Intelligence for PCS assignment certifiec to: Special Intelligence clearance for overseas TDY assignment certified to: . , f Transfer of 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. Not indoctrinated for special intelligence; case closed. PILIO OO Bo REMARKS: ec C/Psp/08 a SECRET.
[tog-tot23-t0307] ° Py CONFIDENTIAL ~- - LEIYP3 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY fer, . COMMUNICATIONS INTELLIGENCE INDOCTRINATION Nee I have read Section 798, Title 18, United States Code, which specifically~ -- refers to the subject of Commmnications Intelligence, I am aware that there” are special regulations of the Central Intelligence Agency entitled "Communi cations Intelligence." I acknowledge that is is my responsibility to inform myself of the contents of those regulations as they pertain to performance of my duties, I appreciate tmt the preservation of Commmications Intelligence source is of the utmost importance to the United States and that the loss of such sources would be irreparable, I have been informed that pursuant to law and as amplified by Agency regula= tions, I am not to discuss with or disclose to any person any information relating directly or indirectly to Commmications Intelligence wmless such person is currently authorized to discuss or receive such information or material of the particular category involved. By regulation I am aware that the responsibility of ascertaining that such an authorization for another person is valid and current, and that it is of appropriate scope, rests with me, I am aware further that if a change in my assignment or status renders it no longer necessary for me to receive Commnications Intelligence, my name will be removed from the list of persons authorized to receive such material, I hereby affirm my understanding that no change in my assignment or employment, including termination, will ever release me of my obligation under the oath signed below, OATH OF SECRECY I do solemly swear that I will not discuss with or disclose to any person, regardless of his official position or status, any information relating directly or indirectly to Communications Intelligence, any information de= rived therefrom, or the nature of the sources of such intelligence, until I have ascertained that such person has been authorized to discuss and handle Commnications Intelligence and that his authorization has not been revoked. WITNESS; 12 FEB 1958 DATE CONFIDENTIAL
| ine oS SECRET te Ng 233 a 7 May 1956 CG ory MEMORANDUM FOR: Director, Security Office SUBJECT : Commendation of Mr. James O'Connell 1. I would like to take this opportunity to commend Mr. James O'Connell for the excellent manner in which he served WE Division on 6 May 1956. 2. As you know, the son of Mr. James R. Hunt, Jr., Chief of Station, Sis, was killed on 5/6 May in Walsenbury, Colorado, in an automobile accident. The t was notifi by State and in turn notified Mr C/WE/3. Mr. contacted Mr. Hunt's mother on 6 and offere be of any assistance whatsoever. FS ewe 3. At 2000 hours, 6 May, Mrs. Hunt, Sr. telephoned Mr. to say the pnts wars arriving in New York at 0710 hours 7 May. She asked if could expedite their entry through Customs. Mr. called the Security Night Duty Officer, who apparently es O'Connell. Within a half hour Mr. O'Connell telephoned Mr. to say that entry would be expedited and that two Agency cars would be available for transpo - O'Connell further offered any other help possible. Mr. s thus able to call Mrs, Hunt, Sr. before 2100 hours, 6 May. 4. This prompt action on the part of Mr. O'Connell has been brought to the attention of the Director. It is requested that a copy of this memorandum be placed in Mr. O'Gonnel's official personnel folder. GLEN E. MOORHOUSE Acting Chief, WE Division SECRET
404-10123-10314 ge BGe 233 7 May 1956 MEMORANDUM FOR: Director, Security Office SUBJECT ¢ Gomnendation of Mr. James 0'Comell le Z would like to take this opportunity to commend Mr. James O'Connell for the excellent mamer in which hs served WE Division on 6 May 19560 5-H 2. As you ‘the von of Mr, Jaase Re Hxty de op Chief of st tinnt fae was killed on 5/6 May in Walsenbury, Color ado, in an au accident. The CLA Cable tariat was notified by turn notified Mr. 5 C/WE/36 Hire ted Me, Hunt's mother on 6 Hey and offered to beef any assistance whatecever. 033. At 2000 hours, 6 May, Mre. Bunt, fre te Mr, sey the Hunts were arri in Hew telephoned to say thet entry would be expedited and that two Agency cars would be available for transportation. Mr. o'Comell further offered any other help possible. Mr. s thus able to call Mrs. Bunt, Sr. before 2100 hours, Haye oz he his prompt action on the pert of Hr. 0*Carmmell has been brought to the attention of the Director. It is requested that @ copy of this memorandum be placed in Mr. O'Connell's official persomel folders GLEN E. MOURBOQUSE Acting Chief, WE Division AE SUS ii be
104-10123-10316 x a ns . y aa INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM thy TO- + FILES DATE: 10/26/65 SUBJECT: CROSS REFERENCES 1. During processing or review, it has been determined that a @ possible or actual relationship exists, or may be found to exist, between or among the persons listed below: SOMERS, Francis Eugene =~ #201326 « ~ Applicant — CONNELL, Janes P. #66183 © CER of sone File retained in office of Chief, PSD. 22 5 Yoruer assigned to Lom HD, o3 : —Tleecegenconee $7281) © CHR of doe Current exployee, uD,
(tod. Hotes. ms J. '. { A an f- 7 —— INTER~OFFICE MEMORANDUM snag easement EEEESSSEESUST sO OOe Sg A888} S tts eTEEEROTEEEEEIESSEDS To : Files Date; 1-21-53 Subjects: CROSS REFERENCES. During processing or review, it has been determined that a possible or actual relationship exists, or may be found to exist, between or among the persons listed | below: , ) 872916 (Applicant) t-O'Connell, Janes P. $66463 (CHR ef 72916) 4.0. (orsen, Fein) €50215 (CHR ef 72916) 4H.D. Cotter, William J, 47227 (CHR ef 72916) N.D. VSlmddy ay
(fostoraa-t0sz3] “ ITY Wr OLisAlion Acting Chief, Securdty Livision § December 1952 Acting Chief, Physical Security Branch Security Vielation «- Unlocked Safe, 1. On 18 November 1952 at 9:25 P.M. and 9:30 P.M. respectively, Safes #7525 and £5847, each containing material classified through S!CRET, Hoons 2709 and 2711, "I" Building, were found unlocked by Guard xXeses Kinard, The dial of each safe was in the o on and all the drawers were closed, Night Security Officer sponded to the telephone call from the Guard Office and secured the safes, after placing an explanatory note in each. . 2. On 19 and 28 Kevenber 1952, Mr. Harry H. Dagan, of this Branch, in- vestigated the violation, after contacting Mr. ¢ 2 y Officer, 14S. Uuring the course of the investigation nad Stenographer, Ke, Arthur Avignone, Assistant Project Desk Chief, and Mr. dames P. O'Connell, Project Uesk Vhief, all of SSD, I&kS, wore interviewed, 3. Miss advised that she wis not custedian of either safe an the date in question. whe stated that she had departed at about 7120 P.M., that Mr. O'Connell had re-opened Safe (7525 and that ehe had stored her ma- terial in the safe at about 7:15 P.M. “he indicate: that 4¢ was her belief that she had properly locked and checked this safe, although she had not initialed the Safe Check Sheet, 4. Hr. Avignone advised that he was custedien of “Safe #5847 on the - date in question. He stated that it was his belief that he had properly se~ cured and checked it, rting at about §:05 P.i. he stated aleo that Hr. O'Connell and Hie lhad worked late. He stated further that he had checked with all. othéF personnel in the area and none had returned to the office after Mr. O'Connell had departed. 5. Hr. O'Connell advised that he is in posession of the combinations to all safes in Kooms 2709, 2711, and 2713. He stated that he had assumed responsibility for the staff Duty Officer inspection of the area on the date in question, that he had departed at about 8120 F.M., and that the area was vacant at that time. lie stated also that he had re-opened Safe £7525 at about 7115 P.M. to enable Mies secure material in it, but that he had no pened Safe £56,7.° further that he had observed Mies 0 securing Safe £7525, that he felt certain that she had secured it pro- perly, ami that, for this reason, he had not checked it. He advised that he hac not checked Safe /58,7 because it was his belief that it had been secured. He indicated that the employees who had access to the combination to the safe had been contacted, but that there was nothing to indicate that any of then had returned to the office after his departure. RESTRIATEN
RESTRICTED SECUn TY INFORLATION checked on the possibility that soreone had meopened the instant safes after Mr. O'Connell's departure, but that there was no indicatdsn that anyone had done 80, CONCLUSION: 7- The circumstances in this case indicate that Miss Mr. Avienone and Mr. O'Connell are jointly responsible for ‘.he s violation. SECURITY HISTORY: @ 8. No previous security violations have been charged to Miss cy Kr. Avignone, or Er. O'Connell, JOHS D. SALB RESTRICTED om gen §
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