180-10145-10005) . LOUIS STOKES, OMIO, “cHaAnMan . © » ” RICHARDSON PREVER, -N.G. SAMUEL &. DEVINE, OHIO WALTER E. FAUNTROY, 2.) te STEWART &. MCKINNEY, CONN. we YVONNE BRATHWAITE BURKE, CALIF. CHARLES THONE, NEGR. CHRISTOPHER J. DODD, CONN. HAROLOS S, SAWYER, MICH. HAROLD &. FORD, TENN. * s e Povey. brfntars Ia Select Committee on Assassinations , ROBERT W. EOGAR, PA. (202 225-4024 G.&. House of Representatives 3331 HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING, ANNEX 2 WASHINGTON, D.C. 20515 March 2, 1978 se, pateicn cargentior ‘THIS COPY IS NOT Office of the Legislative Counsel Central Intelligence Agency FOR PELEA SE Washington, D. C. 20505 a) & Dear Mr. Carpentier: In connection with its investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death of President Kennedy, the Select Committee on Assassinations requests access to all files and index refer- ences pertaining to the following individuals: 1) MAURICE BISHOP, aka JOHN BISHOP, JIM BISHOP, and FNU FIRGAULT. This name is most likely an alias and this individual's true name is not known to the Committee. Bishop was working in anti-Castro operations in the early 1960s. He was also allegedly involved in a plot to assassinate Fidel Castro in. Chile in 1971 with An- tonio Veciana and Luis Posada. 2) WIROGUE ~- CIA agent involved in the ZRRIFLE program. Further identifying information on the following individuals will be given orally, pursuant to an agreement between Bob. Genzman of our staff and Roger Gabrielson of your staff. 3) GEORGE BREEN 4) aS / (y", Diccine as. with 5) WILLIAM V. BROE Ver C Pplbowerts 6) JIM DELANEY ; 3/ fterousl, 20). 7) JERRY FOX . ) peed sob Lu fevecicd, ni ome 8) Tv 9) 10) ELWOOD D. (Pete) MARTIN RETURN TO CIA Background Geko / G0 10145 -1p00S
Mr. Patrick Carpentier March 2, 1978 Page 2 12) FREDERICK RANDALL 13) JACK RANDALL 15) DORIS WATANABE 16) LARRY WATANABE in ft. \~ 19) PETE WHEELER 20) SHIZUO YAMADA Whether or not any of the individuals listed below had any relationship with the CIA, they may believe that actions they have taken were at the direction of responsible persons in the Central Intelligence Agency. Accordingly, in order for the Select Committee to obtain truthful statements and ulti- mately testimony from these individuals, it would be most use- ful for the Committee to have a letter from your office re- leasing these persons of any obligations of secrecy they may have made to the CIA, or to anyone whom these individuals may believe was affiliated with the CIA. Anne Goodpasture David Phillips Robert Shaw ps Rébert Zambernardi illiam Bright o3 AlTen white O% Ricard Helms James Angelton Raymond Rocca —————————~_—_—>»E. Howard Hunt Thomas Karamessines Ramon-Joseph Alvarez Durant Jack Whitten Charlotte Bustos “
’ wy Mr. Patrick Carpentier March 2, 1978 Page 3 Joseph Burkholder Smith udy Bruno | ee) 2 Dan Voge — Arthur Dooley Wesley J. Leibeler ) Howard P. Willins W. David Slawson William Coleman Samuel Stern . 02 Ceorae Frederick Munroi| by~ | Q% oryan Randolipn Karty Oliver N. Primack Finally, this letter serves as written confirmation of an oral request by staff researcher Dan Hardway for: 1) Originals of any existing surveillance production and logs of any operations directed at the Soviet and Cuban Embassies for the period of 9/26/63 to to 10/3/63, in Mexico City. 2) Any 201 files pertaining to FNU Nunez Portuondo. Thank you for your continued cooperation. Sincerely, Afb. Qrabreg, G. Robert Blakey Chief Counsel and Director GRB: jhd