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Date : 07/14/98 Page : 1 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION Released under the John . Eennedy =. AGENCY : JCS Ws5assination Records RECORD NUMBER : 202-10001-10249 Olilection Act of 1502 RECORDS SERIES : JFK LIBRARY SERIES AGENCY FILE NUMBER : DOC 250 DOCUMENT INFORMATION (44 USC 2107 Note}. ase#: NW 54214 Date: 9-15-2017 ORIGINATOR : JCS FROM : TO : TITLE ; READINESS POSTURE REQUIREMENTS DATE : 11/28/62 PAGES : 4 SUBJECTS : CUBA PLANNING DOCUMENT TYPE : MESSAGE CLASSIFICATION. .: TOP SECRET RESTRICTIONS : 1C CURRENT STATUS :. RELEASED WITH DELETIONS DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 03/09/98 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : bracketed portions withheld by Joint Staff. Review completed by OSD, CIA and State. NO JOINT STAFF OBJECTION FO DECLASSIFICATION MAR 2016 DATE AW..54214 DoclId:324249390 Page 1
PAGE THREE RUEPCR 225 LEVELS HAVE IMPOSED, 4. IN RECOGNITION oF THESE FACTS, THE JOINT CHIEFS oF STAFF CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING ALERT POSTURE CRITERIA TO BE APPROPRIATE AT THIS TIME, WITH FURTHER REDUCTION To NORMAL PRE<cypa POSTURE PRIOR To CHRISTMAS CONTINGENT oN ACTUAL SOVIET WITHDRAWAL OF IL-28 AIRCRAFT FROM CUBAS Ae OVERFLIGHT RECONNAISSANCE: o (1) HIGH-LEVEL! [ALERT POSTURE WHICH WILL PERMIT 8 6CUC) AY AVERAGE OF TWO U-2 FLIGHTS PER DAY CUMULATIVE FROM [A Nein 21 NOV, AND NOT MORE THaN A MAXIMUM OF FIVE yao FLIGHTS ON ANY ONE DAY « ey (2) LOW-LEVEL: Four AIRCRAFT ON 12-HOUR ALERT AND EIGHT AIRCRAFT oN 24-HOUR ALERT, AND SIMILAR READINESS FOR ALL AIRCRAFT WHICH SUPPORT THE FORE- GOING RECONNAISSANCE MISST § (IsEoy FIGHTER ESCORT, ° @ 7s CAP, SAR, ELINT, ETC.), DO B. LOCAL REPRISAL STRIKE AIRCRAFT: 24 HOURS FOLLOW- ING a DECISION TO EXECUTE A REPRISAL. C. REIMPOSITION OF THE QUARANTINE OF CUBA: Te HOURS « CPN 4 IL-98 (1) Yeo 21 U-2 (2) 12 24 24 72 HW 542714 Docld:3274274930 Page 2? re ammimmmmmtsnsnnaanaaneaednmiian anes eam ok scatter a Nn ana sa a US HN reece
PAGE FOUR RUEPCR 205 a ge [attack ON SaM SITES, IL-28S, AND/OR ALL AIR DE~ RFENSES IN CUBA: 43 HOURS | _ ; E. EXECUTION OF CINCLANT OPLAN 312-S2: 70 HOURS. nwAinee 2. PRECUTION OF CINCLANT OPLAN 316-62: 18 Days. of aan AIR DEFENSE: RESUME NORMAL POSTURE EXCEPT FOR THOSE UNITS WHICH MAY BE NEEDED TO INCREASE THE arr / DEFENSE OF THE SOUTHEASTERN UNITED STATES ON A PERMA- | NENT BASIS. LONG-TERM AIR DEFENSE NEEDS FOR THIS | REGION ARE UNDER stupy. He STRATEGIC FORCES: MAINTENANCE OF NORMAL ALERT LEVELS, Se RELAXATION oF READINESS POSTURE TO THE FOREGOING LEVELS WILL PERMIT THE FOLLOWING ACTIONS To BE TAKEN aT THIS TIME: Ae CINCLANT AND COMPONENT HEADQUARTERS: CINCLANT AND THE COMPONENT COMMANDERS WILL MAINTAIN THE PRESENT- LY ACTIVaTED COMMUNICATIONS NET, CINCARLANT AND CINCAFLANT HEADQUARTERS ELEMENTS CAN BE RETURNED TO HOME STATIONS EXCEPT FOR REDUCED STaFFs MAINTAINED aT HOMESTEAD. CFN IL-28S 48 312.60 T2 Sl2-62 18 5 HW 542714 DBocld:324274980 Page 3
Date : 08/04/98 Page : 1 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION . Kennedy Wesassaination Records AGENCY : JCS ollection act of 1992 RECORD NUMBER : 202-10001-10254 (44 USC 2107 Note). RECORDS SERIES : JFK LIBRARY SERIES ased#:NWU 54214 Date: AGENCY FILE NUMBER : DOC 255 Ho-13-2017 DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR : JCS FROM : TO : TITLE +: MEMORANDUM FOR THE STANDING GROUP OF THE NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL DATE : 07/09/63 PAGES : 3 SUBJECTS : CUBA PLANNING DOCUMENT TYPE : MEMORANDUM CLASSIFICATION : TOP SECRET RESTRICTIONS : 1B, 1c CURRENT STATUS : RELEASED WITH DELETIONS DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 07/30/98 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : Bracketed portions withheld by Joint Staff. Reviewed by OSD, CIA and State. HW 54214 Docld:324274965 Page 1
Downgraded ~to~ CONDE el. In late June the US and the UK received an aide memoire from the French Government Stating that French authorities must face two sorts of difficulties: on the one hand it would be most difficult to obtain concessions from the Viet Minh in the north; and on the other hand the negotiations risk causing, if the agreement is concluded, dangerous reactions by the Vietnamese Government whose citizens are serving at the present time under the orders of the French command.* TOP-SECRET ee. The British and American Governments drafted an answer to the alde-memoire in the hcne of stiffening the French position. The two government: informed the French that they would be willing to respect an agreement that: "1, preserves the integrity and independence of Laos and Cambodia and assures the withdz rawal of. Vietminh forces thepet rom; “2, preserves at least the southern half of Vietnam, : and ‘if possible an enclave in the Delta; in this connection : we would be unwilling to see the line of division of responsibility drawn further south than a line running generally west from Dong Hoi; es 3, does not impose on Laos Cambodia or retained Vietnam any restrictions materially impairing _Mieir capacity to : maintain stable non-Cormunist regimes; and esnecially restrictions impairing their right oO. ‘maintain adequate forces for internal security, to import arms and to employ _ foreign advisers; oe mee A, does not contain political provisions which would risk loss of the retained area. to Communist contral; 5. does not exclude the possibility of the ultimate unification of Vietnam by peaceful means; 6. provides for the peaceful and humane transfer, under international supervision, of those people desiring to be moved from. one zone to another of Vietnam; and 7. provides. effective machinery for international Supervision of the agreement ,.** * Msg, Dulles to ** Msg, Dulles to Amb (Paris Amb Faris} 4852, 28 June 1954 4353, 28 June 1954 DocId:32425003 Page 17
AGENCY RECORD NUMBER RECORDS SERIES AGENCY FILE NOMBER ORIGINATOR FROM TO TITLE DATE PAGES SUBJECTS DOCUMENT TYPE CLASS TPICATION RESTRICTIONS CURRENT STATUS DATE OF LAST REVIEW OPENING CRITERIA COMMENTS HW 542714. BDocld:324249897 Page 1 Date 07/14/98 Page : 1 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM nee 1 Leasset wider the doh AGENCY INFORMATION . Kennedy Was5assination Records JCS allection Act of 1992 202-10001-10256 JFK LIBRARY SERIES Doc 257 (44 USC 2107 Nate). ases#: NW 54214 Date: 9-15-2017 DOCUMENT INFORMATION JCS JCS DISRUPTION OF COMMUNIST ARMS SMUGGLING INTO LATIN AMERICA 11/20/63 4 CUBA PLANNING MESSAGE TOP SECRET 1c RELEASED WITH DELETIONS 03/09/98 Bracketed portions withheld by Joint Staff. Review completed by OSD, CIA and State. NO JOINT STAFF OBJECTION TO DECLASSIFICATION MAR 2016 DATE:
PTET er rr er ee ee 5 ERETITY AFF COMMUNICATIONS DIVISION = seat * ~e Organization and operation of a@ joint operations center, communications, processing intelligence data, aerial Pats % photography, and coordination of all Venezu elan military . vind paramilitary forces and US forces involved in. | a : 7 | surveillance and interception operations. “The survey: Se sy and training team wilk make recommendations as to ) c additional requirements for assistance. . j on (b) CONAD provide USSOUTHCOM 3 RC-121 aircraft | for ‘all-weather and intercept control to support “ J . a Venezuelan effort. : oo | no cove , : (2) Second Level.* sg : _ wie (a) ‘AFSTRIKE provide a mobile radar a Backage (Per [ A] TAC OPLAN 52 volume 1A annex F ‘appendix 9) to be ; _ _ + | attached to USSOUTHCOM “MTT in order to cetation ay AO oa capability to detect and identify aircraft.” | ' ~ oe . (b) The radar package ‘should be, opexational in ~ Venezuela 48 hours after decision is made. oe | "Poa — @) Third Level. | | | (a) CONAD provide,. ‘initially, a detachment of 4 all-weather fighter i interceptor aircraft to operate | from a Veneduelan. air’ base t to destroy intruder aircraft.[ JCS 3642 TS PAGE 3. ee 800 SSS :
THE JOINT STAFF THE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF WASHINGTON 25, D.C. J-5 (PLANS AND POLICY) DIRECTORATE I-5 M 426-63 Y Mawalhk Yeo ak Maren LYOS _ MEMORANDUM FOR THE SECRETARY, JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF Subject: JOS 2304/171 - Action in Cuba (U) 1. The Note by the Secretaries, dated 15 March 1963, indicates that the subject report is desired by 26 March 1963. However, the comment and recommendation therein will be based mainly on the decision reached by the Joint. Chiefs of Staff concerning JCS 2304/172 now on the agenda for Friday, 22 March 1963. Because of this, it is believed that more time will be required to pro- cess the paper through the Joint Staff and the services. than is now contemplated. 2. Therefore, it is requested that the desired date of submission of JCS 2304/171 be changed from 26 March - 1963 to that of being completed as a matter of priority after a decision is reached on JCS 2304/172. i fA. P, GRAY, UR. - .Lt. Colonel, USA eo secretary, J-5 Docld: 3274275004 Page 153
2. OPERATIONS a. Republic of Vietnam (RVN): (1) A comparison of the Viet Cong (VC) and RVNAF activities 20-2 N Vv Viet Cong: 2721denuts 666 “eG Attacks 106 Casualties 929* (KIA) (746) Dereetions 64 Weapons Lost - 85* RYN: | Initiated Actions: Bn or Larger 62 Smali Unit: Contact 137 No Contact 3502 Total Actions 3701 ced Casualties 696* oe (KIA) (156) Weapons Lost 312* aK 2 December. perica or “C . 27 November follows: 27 Nov - 4 Dec 518 84 662** (533) 8Bee 63 146 3850 4059 598 (135) 374 for the period 27 November - 4 Decembar. and the previous Change 148 -22 -267 (~213) 43 +1 +9 (22483 +358 -98 (=21) %62 « Casualties and weapon losses are for period 19-25 November. Casualties and weapon losses are for period 26 November - (2) Government forces conducted a total of 63 battalion- size or larger operations during the reporting period and “SECRET 10 DoclId: 32425040 Page 40 a total of 3,996 small-scale operations. This represents
12/15/2014 JFK Full Results National Archives and Records Administration e Kennedy Assassination Collection Full Results Released under the John F. ennedy Assassination Records Ollection act of 1992 [44 USc Case#i:NW 56629 Viewing/Ordering Information Back to Brief Results |} Back to Search || Exit JFK Hits 1-1 of 1 R107 Nore) . Pate: 04-15-2018 Hit 1 of 1 AGENCY : RECORD NUMBER : RECORDS SERIES : AGENCY INFORMATION JCS 2062-10002 -10133 JCS CENTRAL FILE 1963 DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR : US ARMY / BRITISH GOVERNMENT FROM : J.D. ALGER TO : DIRECTOR, JOINT STAFF TITLE : ICCCA: TRANSMITTAL OF INFORMATION DATE : 08/01/1963 PAGES : 25 DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT SUBJECTS : INFORMATION FURNISHED THROUGH DIPLOMATIC CHANNELS; SITUATION IN CUBA CLASSIFICATION : CONFIDENTIAL RESTRICTIONS : REFERRED CURRENT STATUS : POSTPONED IN FULL DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 07/22/1997 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : REVIEW BY THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT JcS Central File 1963, Box 3. British government papers regarding Cuba. Audit history for this Record Identification Form Hits 1-1 of 1 Back to Brief Results || Back to Search || Exit JFK National Archives and Records Administration webmaster@nara.gov HY RR aw nal BoC g BH TSA near Bd ANehew txt 4
a + deo . , : _ wed = SD 157-2615 ruling against the defense motion Judge Conyers stated that "Fox's claims could be filed under P for paranoia." The trial of ALLLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC continues in Superior Court, San Diego County. Final arguments were presented by the prosecution on 9/27/72. NW 55009 Docld:32989524 Page _1021_
oe SECRET c. Indonesia (1) Evidence continues to suggest voat Indonesia intends | to pursue its confrontation policy with Malaysia while attempting to stay clear of overt mil*.rary exchanges with British forc:s. However, serving to heighten the already tense situation was the shooting down of a British aircraft on 18 December, A British Auster liaison aircraft on a mail dvop miseir. in the Sarawak-Borneo border area was hit by automatic weapons small’ arms fire and crash landed in Sarawak. The pilot was injured and a passenger, an RAF chaplain, was killed, On 13 and 15 December, RAH heticorters were hit sl by smal arms fire. | 7 (2) Indonesian Air Force C-130 aircraft have been observed carrying out airdrop operations on the Kalimantan/Sarawak border on 10 and 15 December. Paratroopers and supplies were observed in the operation. (3) Air caid warning drills are currently being conducted : Surabaja. Attempts are made to black-6ut the whole city: “dur: the drills. In addition, preparations for war are being made such as deploying 57-mm AA guns around key areas and airfield: \ Docld: 32425040 Page 11
In instances where the procedure is not used for certain informants or sources, you should continue to instruct them to satisfy -heir tax obligations on income received from the FBI by such methods as may be proper and feasible. eet Very truly yours, John Edgar Hoover Director 7/6/64 NO NUMBER SAC LETTER 64-E ~2- Se it Bo a: QRO526 Page TOG
i May "3962 “EOHION GSA GEN. REG, NO. 27 TST ET aes - UNITED STATES GO RNMENT ' “Ade moranadum DATE: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-392452) 1. ny ay ve ; FROM e .. SAC, MEW YORK (100-111180) “ % Lar i" SUBJECT STANLEY DAVID LEVISON e TS-C 4. 3 t : p value and was “discontinued at Suce This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi- Its use is limited to official proceedings by nation outside your Committee. your Committee and the content may not be disclosed to unauthorized person- J, (so ppp ee G5 wy os oasis EO" se on - nel without the express approval of the FBI . c¥-119 REG. 26 - Bureau 1 (100- 39245 2) (RE) Maw York (1007117180 ) (7023 1 12 2) f _ Some, ore 16 FEE 13 i324 acetone ~ >? “ —_ OL ; Lat " 7 art SUL Lee: TTR a . 2 Sle oa A ~ : re a iy  y
FD-36 (Rev. 12-13-56) 4 C C) -) FBI , Date: 12-23-64 Lo: (Type in plain text or code) oa | _Naa AIR TEL : (Priority or Method of Mailing) Breiner tenet a oo (To: Director, FBI (92-3182) ( From: . Legat, Paris (92-4) (P.). \igs WPlTZ-Subject: GUS ALEX a AR ra e Re Bureau cable 12-21-64. We have alerted officials of the Police Judiciaire (Criminal Police), Sfreté Nationale (PJSN), to the possibility subject and FUEGER may be in France in the future and have . requested our sources to attempt to ascertain the amount of money in subject's possession if he does come to their attention. Paris has no information indicating subject plans to meet FUEGER in Paris and then travel to Zurich, Switzerland, as set forth in reBucab. Please furnish any additional data re travel plans which can be given to our sources. 4 ~ Bureau (1 - Liaison Section 1 - Chicago, 92-373) 1 - Paris REP :HD (5) aa DEC 29 1964 or rene INNO Pens yreazs EEL Docld: 32556613 Page 1
. : f° . K - FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION REPORTING OFFICE OFFICE OF ORIGIN CHICAGO CHICAGO TITLE OF CASE ANTHONY JOSEPH ACCARDO, Aka.; ALEX INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD 3/17 - 5/23/60 CHARACTER OF CASE we A mB . A, Aka.; MURRAY LLEWELYN HUMPHREYS, Aka. ANTI-RACKETEER ING © 4 be US.. REFERENCE: Report of SA WILLIAM F. at Chicago. ROEMER dated 4/6/60 - | -P- | — THIS REPORT IS NOT TO BE DISSEMINATED ; This report is a consolidation of investigation concern- ing the five captioned boodlums of the Chicago Office. The great. majority of the information contained in this report. will be *..: included in the cover section inasmuch as most of this was obtained N from CG 6343-C*, a highly sensitive source. eee NK CHICAGO . YD a AT CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. Will continue to conduct and report ° investigation concerning the background and activities of Chicago \ hoodlums ANTHONY ACCARDO, GUS ALEX, FRANK FERRARO, SAM GIANCANA, and LEAD —_—— APPROVED ON AM DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW es) COPIES MADE: Q See Cover Page i tor copies -A- COVER PAGE by the FBI, and neither it nor its contents are to be distributed outside the agency to which loaned. PROPERTY OF SPN yy" ay NW 45679 DociId:32555389 Page 6
CG 92-795 RRH:plb. SAVARESE : He knows. It should mean that everything is all right. But he talked to some other fellow there. Apout a month ago. And I know we don't like this guy so I spoke to VITO and-told him I might have to make a trip. He said whenever you' re ready. I didn't want to make it too soon. Because then a lot of time lapses. I'd rather make it as close as possible. So that's. about it. , FERRARO: OK GEORGIE. It is noted that FERRARO referred to SAVARESE as GEORGIE, however, GEORGIE is in-all probability | a common nickname used by FERRARO in his relationship with SAVARESE. SAVARESE"s reference to VITO is unknown; however, the possibility exists that this may be VITO GENOVESE, New York. top hoodlum. DOMINIC "'HUNK"' GALIANO Information pertaining to GALIANO is furnished else- where in this report under Las Vegas Gambling Interests section. GALIANO who, until recently, was relatively unknown in crime ~ syndicate circles is, according to CG 6272-C, a rising ‘hoodlum on: Chicago's north side.who may possibly be replacing in stature. JIMMY: ALLEGRETTI and -JOSEPH DI VARCO. FRANK "SKID" CARUSO CARUSO is an old-time, well-known Syndicate ganBliig. representative ‘of Chicago's south side. CG 6343-C* advised An April 5, } » that FRANK FERRARO and CARUSO had a short “meeting during which the following was discussed: CARUSO: Hello FRANKIE. I just come into drop _ something. The first District. They beat the (obscene) out of him. FERRARO: | For what. CARUSO: Nothing. He was at the Brass Rail. COVER PAGE NW 45679 DociId:32555389 Page 7 ey Ky ee
7-43 (Rev. 3-29-60) = Tolson Moh: “"NITED STATES GOVERNMENT | : Parsons — Belmont DeLoach Malone wpe McGuire . ae . Rosen TO : JOHN J. McGUIRE* ‘' pate: June 30, 1960 Tamm Trotter W.C. Sullivan _ : 1. Tele. Room roe, yak . Ingram FROM : QUINN TAMM — ! . Gandy SUBJECT: Gus Alex, was Auti - Racketeering 92-3182 There is enclosed the file which has been maintained in the Laboratory in connection with the above-captioned matter. It is desired that this file be maintained as an enclosure behind the main file in the Recosds Branch. Enclosure 73-82, re eg ta Ae FE Docld: 32555390 Page 1
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION nye UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE ; - Lab File 7/3/58 Laboratory .Work Sheet Re: GUS ALEX,. " , File # 92-3182 | ANTI -RACKETEER ING Lab. # D-282600 AS Examination requested by: FBI, Milwaukee (92-79) 6/27/58 Examination requested: Document ON Date received: 6/30/58 Result. of Examination: . Examination by: Blaine pet an. a2 Yo en HE Aga. Gf ( poogort spplustsly | Specimens submitted for examination Q2 Registration card of the Hotel /Geneva , #899, dated 7/20/57, signed Mr. & Mrs. G. N. Alex. Q3 - Regéstration card of the Hotel Geneva, #1249, dated 8/9/57, signed Mr. & Mrs. G. Alex. eturn Evidence _ x Ret E on . y tt a fen fern 7/8 Ne he 8 GH-A1Ga° Docld: 32555390 Page 2?
caa:) fo} - FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION © Recorded UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE ry ; La an . ab File 7/3/58 . Laboratory Work Sheet Re: GUS ALEX, was File # 92-3182 ANTI-RACKETEER ING | Lab. #  § D-282600 AS Examination requested by: FBI, Milwaukee (92-79) 6/27/58 Examination requested: Document Date received: 6/30/58 Result of Examination: Examination by: Blaine é ae } lp + : . os | Fr oe Specimens submitted for examination 7S: sh Q2 Registration card of the Hotel /Geneva , #899, dated 7/20/57, signed Mr. & Mrs. G. N. Alex. Q3 Regéstration card of the Hotel Geneva, #1249, dated 8/9/57, signed Mr. & Mrs. G. Alex. Return Evidence _ Docld: 32555390 Page 3
~~ OPTIONAL. FORM NO. 10 -f 2 oN MAY 162 EDITION J : - ES GSA FPMR (41 CA soyaat. s ‘ UNITED STATES Cyernacent . © TO ‘ DIRECTOR, ’FBL DATE: 6-28-74 (92-215) (P) SUBJECT: DINO CELLINI; EDDT}| CELLINI; OPERATION FIANCIER A AL- AR SJ 640-PC recently advised that, the TISCH brothers of New York City, LAURENCE and ROBERT, who are major real estate operators, are currently building a luxury hotel in Monte Carlo which has a gambling casino. It was their inten- tion to hire EDDIE CELLINI as the casino manager, however, according to the PC the French Government blocked this appointment. PC said that he had heard from one source that EDDIE CELLINI is working in a casino in Algiers and from another source that he is working at a casino in Turkey.) CELLINI, represents the Bally Slot Machine Company interests in West Germany and that the Bally Company has a factory in West Germany. PC indicated that DINO CELLINI recently executed a deal for several hundred slot machine with one of the casinos in Curacao, Netherlands Antilles, in behalf of Bally. a 3 pc further advised that CELLINI's brother, DINO } st WY San Juan notes that JACOB KOZLOFF, CLIFFORD JONES, JOHN SCARNE, and J. ALVIN "SLIM" EWING all reportedly have casino interest in curacao. San Juan has not been abde to “By Q -Xsbe - es - sore 1 ov cr 7 — AK SS 1 - Miami. .3 = San Juan cH 4T {6 JUL 5 1974 7 (1 ~ 137-882) an RHD:clb (6) BAR copies mace | fea py BR Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan £$010-108-02 Doclda: 32555608 Page 1 “be cee ce nce et eg ee mee ee mee | | | | | | | |
FD-36%(Rev. 12-13-56) CO) i C) / FBI Date: January 20, 1965 Transmit the following in (Type in plain text or code) Via __ AIRTEL | ae ‘ (Priority or Method of Mailing) y To: Director, FBI (92-3182) Ago From: -  Legat,. Paris (92-4) (P) Subject: GUS ALEX AR. Re Paris airtel 12/23/64 and telephone call from n 1/15/65. Legat, Ber On January 19, 1965, Charles Balsan, of the Police Judiciaire (Criminal Police), Surete Nationale (PJSN), advised that discreet inquiries at the Hdtel Bristol, Paris, France, had revealed that subject and his paramour, SUZANNE FUEGER, were then residing at that hotel. FUEGER had registered as ROSEMARY FUEGER, born December 3, 1935. They are expected to remain at the Hotel Bristol until January 24, 1965. PJSN stated subject and companion are behaving as tourists. The PJSN will attempt to verify subject's departure and destination. Bureau will be promptly advised of any additional data developed. | : paces Bureau (1 - Liaison) (1 - Chicago, 92-373) 1 - Legat, Bern (92-10) (direct) (info) or ' 1 - Legat, Bonn (92-5) (direct) (info) a, -1 - Paris . | ay IB aha _{D26 4 JAN 25 1965 NG Cc s. \ S ™ Roproyed: 40. e : a Sent _ 4 @9OJAN g Auyaosrecial Agent in Charge Docld: 32556615 Page 1
& 4-3 (Rev. 12-14-64) , oe ——— La” ce wer 7 a S aes * Felk “" PECODED COPY _ 1 AIRGRAM EABLEGRAM RADIO © TELETYPE “iets TO D¥RECTOR FROM LEGAT BERN NO. 353 uleex, an. REBUCAB JANUARY 18 AND BERN AIRTEL JANUARY 19, SWISS CENTRAL POLICE BUREAU INFORMED ALEX AND FUEGER WILL STAY AT HOTEL RICHEMOND, GENEVA, SWITZERLAND, JANUARY 719 TO 21. NO INDICATION WHEN ALEX WILL RETURN TO U.S. HENRY D. GRUSH RECEIVED: 3:26 PM EFH “ eexmea mong y JAN 25 1965 SRD CC: MR. BREINAN mene ca ri “fps ate na B) If the intelligence contained in the above message is to be disseminated outside the Bureau, it is subses be that it be suitably paraphrased in order to protect the Bureau’s cryptegraphic systems. Docld: 32556617 Page 2?