14-00000 > CRASS HCA TOR PROCESSING ACTION SECRET : . | MARKED ROR UNORKING NO INDEXING REQUIRED - ONLY QUALIFIED DESK, CAR RIDGE INDEXING FROM __ Chief of Station,! Cairo La HA Syesec? ¢-David Grahani"DU BOIS aka David Graham MeCANNS -@ ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES : FU 27 114-| cope tise * Pe anne or ERR pers ce . « de Attached herewith ie a letter to the editor of the Feyptian Gazette from David Graham DU BOIS, published in the 24 February 1965. issue. Previous correspondence with Headquarters has noted his anti-U.S. articles in al-Gum- . ' 2. A contact report on DU BOIS fraa Denby K. ZINBLER, dated 16 January 1963, was carded for Station files. There is no notation that it was passed +o ) Headquarters , and le therefore included for your uses DPOB: H March 1925, Seattle, Washington . PPT : U.S. Passport #1303551 issued 4 February ’1959,.New York.. a ADDR: 33 Kasr al~Nil Street, Apartment #4, Floor 13, Cairo. MOTHER: Shirley G. DU BOIS FATHER: Sehadrack McCANNS Deceased (was born in South ‘carotina) GFE: Clarice JONSON Herried 1 May 1948; divorced May 1950 Index #10699-1959, City Government, New York County: Subject, “+ applying as David. Graham MeCANNS, aka Graham McCANNS, requested per= ' mission to change his name to David Graham DU BOIS, He wus granted ec permiselon to change his name on 17 Auguet 1959. On 14 danuary 1963, pursuant te instruction fom the’ Departuent. of State, DU BOIS' passport was limited to direct and immediate travel to the U.8. only. At that time he applied for a new passport in the name - of DU BOIS, the application was accepted and forwarded to the Depart=- ment for decieion. DU BOIS ie presently employed by phe Middle East, Features Berviee, Cairo, He describes himself as a journalist, é LOAN Leh OCCA Pat we (ar edty es tm Laura W, BREOKCHS ee | Distrib: 0 & 2 ~ Chief, NE Ser tb DLL Tt Cas REPERENEE (TO ; a BIGPAICH OY. i, AND nUMeEe até WH > OA27 | uAR aT 188 CLARIFICATION Hee He MUMARA BECRET “Gf
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