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104-10065-10360 cy my - IS NOT AVAILABLE PERSONALLY AT MOMENT). WILL PRESS FOR EARLY | REPLY,» - Aa A OO G e ‘FOR: EUR/BNL INFO EUR/A, SA/D /EUR/SNW (© END. oF MEssAGE | SECRET. H#66R 70 e. : a v “ e ‘ DEFERRED TELEPOUCH ACTION: IP/DP«9 (622) INFOQ: FILE, RF, ODPDeD, (Cii/w) 78 0661601 PAGE 001 . TOR: 051805Z MAY 78 | spsi0ia : S EC RE T 0517402 MAY 78 DEFERRED TELEPOUCH | HScA a cre; Si014 (GOERLICH ACTING) Py TOs WASHINGTON, ® SUBJECT: WNINTEL(CNDFLAIR (NIGALE) © FLEMISH ORDER OF MILITANTS REF: WASHINGTON 213077 1. SURFACED REF REQUEST WITH WIGALE/75) IN EFFORT AVOID DECISION BY IRASCIBLE (NETRUST, BUT (NA7S ASKED FOR FORMAL NOTE BECAUSE HE WILL REQUIRE DATA FROM[.. +) ~WHICH HE WOULD NOT RELY ON TO KEEP MATTER BETWEEN HIM AND THEM, WE. THEREFORE CONSTRAINED TO SUBMIT MATTER TOCNETRUST IN WRITING CHE 2. ‘FILE: (00B=002-009/3, E2, IMPDET,.
104-10065-10366) cam cr q , é , . : oh SECRET FRP a a 2 a ee 2 ADV EUR BZ. wy Bae svar EUR 1518Z f 2G EOE GM ACTION: C/EUR@6 (029) INFO: FILE, VR, DDO=4, CHEPS/COMP, C/EPS/EG@=2, C/IP/DMS, C/PCS, COMPT, ICS, ODPD=D, OLC, SP7DO/0, (21/W) 78 0649354 PAGE 001 IN 0649354 TOR: 631514Z MAY 78 [1 39036 HSC ™) S EC RE T 0315082 MAY 78 STAFF | 5 cite[_] 39036 | w/ ae TOs IMMEDIATE DIRECTOR, RYBAT WNINTEL CODEL REF: DIRECTOR 215762 1, MR, WHITTEN ADVISED STATION THAT HIS CONCERT SCHEDULE MAKES e way. MAY IMPOSSIBLE BUT CAN BE THERE WEEK 7 MAY, ARRIVING 2, IF ABOVE TIMING ACCEPTABLE PLS ADVISE IMMEDIATE AND PROVIDE CONTACT INSTRUCTIONS, E2,IMPDET,. END OF MESSAGE SECRET Hf 0 ERLTSF
104-10065-10367 C END OF MESSAGE SECRET f09/ SECRET ; FRPS 6 6 6» @ @ 8 CONF: C/EUR@6 INFOs FILE, VR, DDO@d, C/EPS/COMP, C/EPS/EG@2, C/IP/DMS, C/PCS, COMPT, ICS, OOPD=D, OLC, SK/D0Y0, (21/P) 78 0651203 PAGE 001 TOT: 032101Z MAY 78 DIRECTOR 216310 SECRET | : Be STAFF 0321012 DIRECTOR 216310 f # TOs IMMEDIATE] | we A al RYBAT WNINTEL CODEL REFS: A, DIRECTOR 215762 B,L____—s«(. 39036 0649354 i.e HSCA UNABLE TO MEET WITH MR, WHITTEN WEEK OF 7 MAY BUT ASKED IF HE WOULD BE AVAILABLE WEEK OF 22 MAY OR LATER, 2. NO FILE, Ee IMPDET,> ORIG: EUR/A (LACLAIR EXT 1166)7 COORD: SA/DO/0 (SHEPANEK = 10)? AC/E/AS (FARRELL)# AUTH? EUR/A (LACLAIR)? REL BY C/EUR (STOLZ); CL BY OL829, SE O6R 7S
104-10065-10378] >, 7 8 # wn. cht : © SECRET May il 918 ANTB OLC 78-1920 . 1 May 1978 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Meeting With House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA) - 1 May 1978 1. (8S) Onl May 1978, a meeting was held with HSCA representatives and FBI representatives. Present from the HSCA were: G. Robert Blakey, Chief Counsel and Director; Bill Triplett, Gaten Fonzi, and Edwin Lopez. Present from the FBI were: Danny Coulson, John Kaul and Jim Freeman. Also present were Norbert Shepanek, O/SA/DO/O; Patrick Carpentier, of OLC, and myself. 2. (S) Mr. Blakey called the meeting to discuss Bernardo de Torres, who is purported to be a potential assassin and who was purported to be in Dealey Plaza on 23 November 1963. De Torres was scheduled to appear in executive session before the HSCA on 2 May 1978. Mr. Blakey opened the meeting criticizing the FBI for not notifying him _ —— juntil 1 May even though de Torres had - been subpoenaed for the last 30 days. Mr. Coulson responded that the FBI began) and he requested that the HSC Prior to 1976, _) Mr. Coulson, on behalf of the FBI, | 3. (S) Mr. Blakey then turned his attention to the Agency's response to his written request for any and all files onde Torres. Mr. Shepanek pointed out that although there had been an earlier difficulty in locating the 201 on de Torres because of a matronymic/patronymic filing problem, the HSCA had been given access to all files over a monthago. Mr. Shepanek acknowledged that third agency documents were inadvertently left in the file which was provided to HSCA researcher Edwin Lopez. Mr. Lopez took notes upon these documents and submitted his notes for review at which time the error became known. The third agency documents, FBI items, were forwarded to Mr. Coulson on 28 April (Friday) for FBI review and possible release to HSCA. Mr. Coulson acknowledged that he had these materials and hoped to make them available to the Committee at FBI Headquarters immediately following the meeting. Cys fy: SA/C/LA O/Exof CL | air vars je SCanee =T - av L948. SLUML | 9 be 0638/6
14- ; | Wi “ . ca qe eo. . 4. (S) Mr. Blakey, in conclusion, sought a statement from (| | the Agency regarding any relationships with de Torres. Mr. Shepanek indicated that the Agency had a relationship with de Torres during the days of Brigade 2506 and that we had no further relation with him. RODGER S/G@ABRIELSON Distribution: 1 - O/SA/DO/O - Mr. Shepanek ee cm C3 <3 rm eased
fel oe oe ac tadiet ht Hada Mabe o¢ SeFepaEnTELEBGUCH 2716467 WASHINGTON 213077. toe C 7257 So . a ECRET - —_ PRPS 7 a 2 2 | Mee a co | oe a By 2 og py , DEFERRED TELEPOUCK - CONF? IPp/DP09 a “INFO? FILE, RFs ODPD=De “47a 78 oe2zu4oa Pe eoreres pase ye = Ce hee oe ee TOTS 2718472 APR 78 WASHINGT: 213077, OSES wes a CER EES EERE SHH ASSES TS OR SESEHES SOS THSHE TURE EECTES RAT RRS ETERS RAREST S€ CRE T oy FROM: E/BNL INFO EUR/A, SA/DO0/0, DC/E/NW SUBJECT: -WNINTEL \NIFLAIR NIGALE @ FLEMISH ORDER OF MILITANTS oy ‘{. THE HOUSE ‘SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS, IN CONNECTION c WITH ITS INVESTIGATIONINTO DEATH OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JRey HAS . ASKED FOR INFORMATION IN RTACTION FILES ON A NUMBER OF INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS, INCLUDING FLEMISH ORDER OF MILITANTS CVLAAMSE MILITANTENORDE.© VMO), COMMITTEE REQUEST. IS NOT LIMITED TO IMMEDIATE PERIOD SURROUNDING ASSASSINATION, ‘BUT PRESUME ITS INTEREST FOCUSES ON ASSASSIN'S ESCAPE ROUTE AND SUPPORT HE OBTAINED WHILE IN EUROPE. : WE HAVE NO INFORMATION ON HOW THE VMO CAME TO THE: COMMITTEE'S — C* ATTENTION, 2. -WE NOTE THAT THE ONLY INFORMATION ‘WE HAVE SO ‘FAR DISCOVERED C -eveN MENTIONING ‘THE VMO IS THAT CONTAINED IN POSITIVE INTEL. (& WE: HAVE NOT YET ROVISION OF THE C MATERIAL, 3, WOULD LIKE TO BOTH HONOR COMMITTEE. REQUEST AND PRESERVE C -RELATIONSHIP WITH\NIGALE>, IF POSSIBLE, THEREFORE, REQUEST YOU DISCUSS COMMITTEE REQUEST WITH \NWIGALE MANAGEMENT, DOES NIGALE-HAVE _ ANY INFORMATION WHICH INDICATES A CONTACT. BETWEEN THE VMO AND C- AMERICANS DURING PERIOD MARCH 1968 TO -1970?. WOULD THEY BE WILLING PROVIDE IT? -ALSO WOULD WIGALE PREPARE . REPORT ON VMO FOR PASSAGE TO COMMITTEE? PLEASE ALSO ASK ‘NIGALE-FOR PERMISSION TO PASS TO COMMITTEE EITHER SOURCED TO NIGALE-OR PLEASE: STRESS THAT ANY  UNSOURCED IF \NIGALE WOULD PREFER, oo INFORMATION PROVIDED WILL BE CLASSIFIED ‘AND HANDLED AS SENSITIVE, 4, FILE: 8=209/3,_ Ee IMPDET,> C ORIG: AC/E/BNL [4 9384)/E/BNLZR CALTHEA GUY, 9175)3 COORD: SA/DO/O (MR, GREGG » IN SUBSTANCE), EV/BNL/B (HARRIS), EUR/A (LACLAIR); REL$ DC/E/NW {—sdie:«CW CL BY 034537, pT REPRODUCE ‘ RETURN TO CIA END OF MESSAGE | , SECRET FtO63 RO
104-10065-10401 ‘ “SUBJECT: _lOPtenal cos (Gh wickassteveD (7 IMTERNAK =) COMSIDENTIAL DX. SECRET“? Suite), S8e-. ROUTING AND. RECORD SHiw. _oLc/car 1133 * Bate OFFICER FORWARDED 13 April 1978 TO: (Officer designation, room number, and building) - COMMENTS (Number. each comment to show from whom fm. Draw a line across columa after each comment.) - Harold Leap, HSCA staff, Mr. Shepanek _ “0/84/0070 Tube: Be ae he name of | for the years 1957 and 1958 to close the loop . on his inguiry as to whether | had any relationship with Oswald — when he (Was /in Japan. et < a VAN ww, AN | bv the 4 Sn ]7 7 | 159 baa: 8 Aw 196% - | a _ JU oo éQ SE 610 “sista (X{ secreT [] CONFIDENTIAL] Us awl UNCLASSIFIED Ld
Attachments: Crpney Gia =] _ —* 48 APR 1979 y MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Patrick Carpentier Office of Legislative Counsel VIA +  SA/DO/O FROM : Raymond A. Warren Chief,. Latin America Division SUBJECT ; a Dispatches to and from Mexico for period 15 October through 26 November 1963 REFERENCE + .HSCA Request of 9 March 1978 1. Attached’ are copies of 407 dispatches covering the “period 14 October through 29 November’'1963.to and from Headquarters. and the Mexico City Station and Monterrey Base. These dispatches are broken down as ‘follows: No. Dispatches | ‘From _ To _. Symbol 221 Mexico City | Has. HMMA 120 Hqs °° Mexico City - HMMW 55 - Monterrey - Has - HMYA 11 Hqs Monterrey HMYW 2. These dispatches contain sensitive. operational and privileged information. -Accordingly, the review of these documents must be done under strict security controlled conditions. Any notes taken from these documents by the HSCA reviewer(s) must cite dispatch and paragraph number; otherwise it will be impossible to conduct the necessary note review and will preclude the release of the notes to the HSCA. 3. No copies of these dispatches are to be made and the attached dispatches are to be returned to this Division immediately following the HSCA’ review. sis eaters) Raynor 1 oA. Pevren “Raymond A. Warren 407 dispatches a/s E2 IMPDET Grassy | CL BY 9560 £533
nn @ 7 “ . & 7 y a SUBJECT: Dispatches to and from Mexico for period 15 (October through | 26 November 1963 pDO/C/LA/STB/WSturbitts esm (X9127) (2 Apr 78) ‘Distribution: Orig - Addressee u/att 1 - SA/DO/O w/o att: 1 - C/LA w/o att 1 - C/LA/STB Qari wee
(04-10065-10408] | a CO —_ a a OLC 78-0443/3 , ut | | 5 April 1978 es MEMORANDUM.FOR: Mr. Shepanek O/SA/DO/O FROM . : Mr. Patrick L. Carpentier: | Assistant Legislative Counsel SUBJECT : HSCA Interviews of (sR Division ‘Individuals (S) 1. (S)- Michael Goldsmith, HSCA staff, called concerning the Committee's letter of 2 March 1978 and requested th will confine its interviews of persons assigned to the _| only to those people that were then assigned to the SR Division. The remaining individuals listed can be completely disregarded. 2. (S) Goldsmith also requested that arrangements be made for staff investigator Harold Leap to interview those persons now servin in Headquarters who were assigned to the SK Division | ) in 1963. At this time we will arrange such interviews only for those persons who served in the SR Division during the months of November and December 1963. ; 3. (S) Will you please follow through and make the necessary arrangements. After the first group is interviewed, we will discuss this request with Goldsmith and Leap to determine whether or not it’ will be necessary to interview those people that were assigned to the ( jin 1963 | prior to the assassination. arpentier | r,s met erenesen naman aucune te ae “sr eames ote ep e % Lo6eKe
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14-00000 ‘8 ie @ | CABLE SEC OISSEM HY.. , PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED a oo | ST AFF ._AQVANCE COPY iSSUEOQ/SLOTTED ay At z cee cote et Ae tes permenant mates apt P-PUMEG. 278, | - ° TOTAL COPIES RUN BY REPRODUCTION BY OTHER %- ISSUING OFFICE IS PRORIE-~=: ACTION UNIT | N “ACTION # F T 369795. EIA909° = PAGE 2-02 | IN 095925. rr , _» = TORT 1915532 NOV 76 Lh, 3282 . . %y,. E, IF NEW ARTICLE IS BY SAME EPSTEIN AND 1S ON WARREN COMMISSION REPORT OR NEW ENVESTIGATIONS KENNEDY ASSASSINATION BAGLEY'S INVOLVEMENT VIA PDDONOR (PERHAPS PDDONOR HIMSELF) COULD BE AT ROOT OF HIS IDENTIFICATION IN ARTICLE AND HIS TELEPHONE CALL, «2, MR, BAGLEY WISHES TO ALERT HOS To ABOVE, BUT ALSO TA BE ADVISED OF ANY INFO HQS NAY HAVE ON ARTICLE AND IF HE TO BE IDENTIFIED WOULD APPRECIATE PRIOR WARNING FOR OBVIOUS REASONS, 3, FILE DEFER, E2 IMPDET. “ - SECRET’
104-10066-10001 Bg | | EYES ONLY | Wh Ws ck ptr 8 October 1976 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Security Analysis Group FROM - i Michael E, Schneeberger SUBJECT : Philip B. F, .AGEE oo Exposure.of CIA Personnel ~- - Reference is made to the ‘attached P&L RYBAT/cable from (IN 058476) dated 4 October 1976 which indicAted, according to a.yvery-sensitive source, that one Ron CASPER (ph) of The Washington Post recently was in contact with AGEE. During that Contact CASPER R asked AGEE questions regarding the Kennedy '  assasSination with specific interest relating to the involve- my ment of OSWALD and Cubans. CASPER also queried AGEE regarding personalities assigned to the Mexico City Station in 1963, and -AGEE provided CASPER with details regarding the Station's surveillance capabilities and the. functions of specific indi- viduals of interest to CASPER.
104-10066-10054 od 46, (Unclassified - ABS) FOIA Suzanne, in the office of SECRET INTERNAL USE ONLY Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel Tuesday - 1 November 1977 Representative Edwin B. Forsythe (R., N.J.), called on behalf of a constituent who wanted a copy of Pike Committee. Report which ‘Daniel Schorr passed to The Village Voice. On advice from Pat Carpentier, of our office, I advised her to contact Mr. Mike O'Neil, Chief Counsel, House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, since the requested document was congressionally- originated. files relating to Messrs. Rosselli, Giancana and Trafficante, of these files. which originated with DDO were passed to DDO for All notes taken by G2 onfidential - RSG) LIAISON Mark Flanagan, Andrew Purdy and Patricia Orr, House Select Committee on Assassinations staff, visited Headquarters to review material from Office of Security sanitization before providing to the Committee, the staffers were classified Secret and couriered to the Committee offices. ccs O/DDCI Mr. rinwis> | Ex, Sec. DDA DDS&T Mr. Lapham Mr. Hetu SA/DO/O Ic Staff. Comptroller NFAC © ngs Sony GE L. CARY Legislative Counsel NTERNAL USE ONLY Portions _ 01083
14-00000 “SECRET 78 oa7zi94 ao - Be PAGE.003. = on eo re “TOT: 280305Z MAR 76° DIRECTOR 195505. Secnwamwnwm Peewee cena anen eo neematennmanenesensennenawerenenaransartousnaae. “IM, so “AND: sO. DREW AN ADVANCE. SOMETIME IN THE PAST FROM ‘You FOR”. OSWALDS OR ‘FOR THAT PROJECT UNDER SUCH AND SUCH A CRYPTO,'" © “IT WAS A FAMILIAR. CRYPTONYM TO ME AT THE TIME, WHICH a HAVE SINCE FORGOTTEN, AS WELL AS THE TIME THAT THE ADVANCE OF FUNDS WAS DRAWN," HE WROTE, THERE APPEAR TO BE SEVERAL DISCREPANCIES IN THE RECOLLECTIONS OF MR, WILCOTT, A. GRAY@HAIRED MAN OF MEDIUM HEIGHT, FOR INSTANCE HE REMEMBERED HAVING LEARNED OF THE KENNEDY’ ASSASSINATION ON AN AFTERNOON FLIGHT OF A PRIVATE PLANE, HOWEVER, KENNEDY WAS SHOT. AT MIDDAY IN DALLAS, WHICH WOULD HAVE BEEN EARLY THE NEXT MORNING IN JAPAN, 7 ; _ OSWALD SERVED IN THE FAR EASY FROM 1957 UNTIL NOVEMBER 1958 AND WAS DISCHARGED FROM THE MARINE CORPS BEFORE MR, WILCOTT WAS SENT TO TOKYO, MR, WILCOTT SAID THAT HE HAD BEEN TOLO THAT OSWALD HAD BEEN TAKEN TO JAPAN FOR QUESTIONING AFTER RETURNING FROM THE SOVIET UNION IN 1962. INTEREST IN RUSSIAN ae THERE HAS BEEN SPECULATION ABOUT WHETHER OSWALD CAME UNDER THE CONTROL OF THE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY IN JAPAN, IN A RECENT BOOK, "LEGEND, THE SECRET WORLD OF LEE HARVEY OSWALD," EDWARD JAY EPSTEIN DESCRIBES OSWALD'S INTEREST IN THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE AND HIS STRANGE CONTACTS WITH JAPANESE CIVILIANS, BUT GFFICIALS OF THE AGENCY HAVE DENIED UNDER OATH HAVING EVER RECRUITED, TRAINED OR MANIPULATED OSWALO, AND FORMER SENIOR OFFICIALS OF THE AGENCY HAVE ANGRILY DENOUNCED AS IRRESPONSIBLE ATTEMPTS TO CONNECT THE AGENCY TO THE ASSASSINATION, THE AGENCY WILL NOT SAY WHETHER IT HAS EMPLOYED INDIVIDUALS, MR, WILCOTT SAID THAT AFTER LEAVING TOKYO IN JUNE 1964 HE SERVED AT THE AGENCY'S OFFICES IN ROSSLYN, VA; AT THE MAIN HEADQUARTERS IN MCLEAN, VA,» AND AT THE STATION IN MIAMI, HE SAID THAT HE RESIGNED IN APRIL 1966, MR, WILCOTT SAID THAT AFTER LEAVING THE AGENCY HE BECAME ACTIVE IN THE MOVEMENT AGAINST THE VIETNAM WAR AND DEVELOPED AN INTEREST IN LEFT@wING POLITICAL CAUSES, HE SAID THAT HE BEGAN CIRCULATING HIS ACCOUNT OF THE CONVERSATIONS CONCERNING. OSWALD SEVERAL YEARS AGO BUT THAT THEY WERE NEVER PUBLISHED. ACCORDING TO ONE SOURCE, THE HOUSE COMMITTEE LEARNED ABOUT - SECRET
14-00000 SECRET STAFF 78 0472194 | | PAGE 004 _ a Ds TOT: 2803052 MAR 78 =. DIRECTOR 195505 WR. WILCOTT' Ss: STORY FROM PHILIP. “AGE, A FORMER AGENT. OF THE C,I. A. WHO PUBLISHED. SEVERAL YEARS. AGO A BOOK: ATTACKING THE AGENCY'S” OPERATIONS IN LATIN AMERICA, MR, WILCOTT WAS REPRESENTED AT THE COMMITTEE. HEARING BY WILLIAM. He SCHAAP, ONE OF MR. AGEE'S LAWYERS. UNQUOTE.: no FILE. €E2 IMPDET. > ORIG CEA/J (GATELY X1388 27 MAR 78) COORD CEA/STE (DOREY) DCEA (BUELL) SA/DO/0 (GREGG) REL? CEA/J (GATELY). CL BY 019522,.
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14-00000 7-71 MEG. 7/76 - - e GABLE SEC DISSEM BY PER = HOTAL COPIES RUN BY < . REPRODUCTION BY OTHER hd SECReE T ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHI PaRSONrunty s NOTIFIED , ADVANGE COPrY ISSUED/SGLOTTED 5 T AF F TReTION oN rT qf 6 7 325447 ELA549 PAGE 22-o2 : IN 459495 TOR: @910212 NOV 77 . [| 33877 onZz- ACTION -# 1S OF INTEREST IN VIEW HIS NOTORIOUS ROLE aT THE TIME OF THE DEATH OF GEORGE DE MOHRENSCHILD. LATTER WaS OF INTEREST 80TH TO SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGNECE AND HOUSE aSSASSINATIONS SUBCOMMITTEE, IF HOS DEEMS IT APPROPRIATE, NO STATION OBJECTION To CONVEYING ABOVE> WITH ADEQUATE SOURCE PROTECTION, TO PROPER CONGRESSIONAL AUTHORITIES 4. FILE: 2212155221, E2, IMPDET, ¥ c/s SECGESTS ADDL P/ssEm Foe OAc -* SECRET
104-10066-10032), eo FS s . § March 1978 _ -" SPEED LETTER ° 7 ee a OLC . 2» : pe OPO Mr. Pat Carperiticr — Norbert A. Shenanek © oe The: following is in response to your oral request in behalf. of the “|libuse Select Committce on Assassinations: . a a), (Herbert and Earbara Menell) will. come to Hos” on 20 March 1978 ‘to: ‘be. interviewad by the HSCA Staff. They will report to you in Foon 6D0120 at .v990 hours and you can take them to the intervidw ‘room: ‘(Mr. Meneil) is an active employee; (Mrs. Menel) is not.) -Mr.Dan- Hardway asked if he might take some DDO files to the inter- . view: “and I said that I had no objections as long as it was in the “ ae ; ave ‘tried unsuccessfully to contact Mrs. Charlotte | Bustos: -Videla DY cotephone. ler address” is Box 3039, Falis Church, - | Mireinia. 22045, telephone 281-2258. -ce). I have been civen the following address for Anne Goodpasture} 4944 Amesby Ty Drive, Apt 202, ie Texas 75206. Vv tre abil Ge STGHATURE ; ORIGINATOR'S SUSPENSE - USE PREVIOUS _ 67 131" ° 7 “eotrtons | | oo De oo - OGSbI oo fixe. Bee.