JFK Assassination System Date: 5/26/201 Identification Form Agency Information AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER: = 124-10211-10456 RECORD SERIES: HQ AGENCY FILE NUMBER: CR 105-86307-5 Document Information ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: HILL, RICHARD W. TO: DIRECTOR, FBI TITLE: DATE: 06/15/1960 PAGES: 24 SUBJECTS : , DLH, ASSOC, BKG, RES, EMP, MED/PERS HIST, MIL SERV DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: Secret RESTRICTIONS: 1B; 1C;4 CURRENT STATUS: — Redact DATE OF LASTREVIEW: 05/14/1998 OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE COMMENTS :
ae * ¢ pen ; we 105-39681 os SECRET, | Concerning GERALD COOK, 360 west 23rd st. NYC, listed by SALEBE as a reference, NY indices reflect that GERALD COOK,. a writer, is a former . -$I subject of the NYO, Bureau file 100- 182839; ny file - 2700-81435... However, it is not possible with the information at hand, to determine if these GERALD COOKS areeidentical. [It is also noted that a GERALD COOK was said to be accompaniest of LIBBY HOLMAN REYNOLDS in 1952 and that a GERALD COOK, 360 west 23rd Street, Nyc, furnished an affidavit for SALEBE at the time SALEBE petitioned for naturalization. concerning RAOUL GEL@BERT; 63 East 11th St. > . NYC.” listed as a reference by SALEBE, an investigation © (ABELARDO GELABERT: SM-C, NY file 100- ~139898 ) was conducted to ascertdn. if RAOUL GEL@BERT was the husband of DOROTHY (LNU), poasibly.to GEL@BERT; SM-C, NY file 100-139584, without resolving the question. concerning DENNIS LYNN HARBER, it is noted (a) that he is the subject of a closed fcontact¥case entitled | "DENNIS LYNN RBER; IS- R", NY file 105-37990. HARBER had also been[inicontact with KOVALEV but no intemew S) was recommended due to HARBER'S history of mental illness. It is noted. that HARBER was SALEBE'S roommate and was given by SALEBE as a reference. ‘According to EPSTEIN and FOREMANSENY Pl and NY T-3 respectively in the report, SAEBBER told them at the party on April 16, 1960, “that HARBER had contacted SALEBE from .» sMexico city / requesting $100.00 for fare to Nyc and that he had told HARBER to "go to hell", that HARBER had always been a lot of trouble to him. & Concerning LIBBY HOLMAN REYNOLDS, She is an SI subject of the New Haven Office, "ELIZABETH HOLMAN | (Mrs. ZACHARY SMITH REYNOLDS, Mrs. RALPH HOLMES), wth aliases; SM-Cc", Bureau file 100- 363343; New Haven 100-12339; NY 100-103066. a rt is noted that “CHARLES GRAHA RBES ~ (Ny T-5) attended a cocktail party given REYNOLDS 58 6°08 ()_ COVER PAGE - Be- i
re NY 105-39681 | SEL FRE 121 Fast 6ist St., NYC, at which: he. met {KOVALEV and KIRILYUK, |and that SALEBE advised EPSTEIN that he (S had attefed parties at REYNOLDS*with(KOVALEV, MISHUKOV, and a Soviet known to him only as VADIM | It appears( S) prapu 8: that Ere | VADIMJreferred to by SALEBE s@ VA DIM A, KIRIL K1@E) - ReNny. airtel to the Bureau, 5/6 fo, enclosed a letterhead memorandum. concerning the fact that SALEBE has accessi,to classified materials i e course of his employment by Lockheed hiroart /MREwipStional, Incorporated. This letterhead memorandum was. disseminated locally to the end District office, OSI. ‘LEROY H. BARNARD, Plant protection Manager, / } Lockheed Aircraft Service International, Incorporated, advised SA RICHARD W. HILL ‘on May 3, 1960, that his employer has the following classified contracts: yu) AF 04 (606 )7400 DECLASSIFIED par (confidential) | Ain fotee le 7Te AF 33(600) 38428 (4) DTD I 84-47 | NO aS60 - 4004 - kK TrIL) | (Secret). : SALEBE has access to classified material, under the above contracts. A copy of this report is being, disseminated to the end pistrict office, OSI, inasmuch as the — | responsible agency and the "interested agency is the | USAF. - COVER PAGE i SEUINE!
~ Ny 105-39681 INFORMANTS ~ SECRET ‘pate contacted J 28/60 / 44/14/60 Identity of Source (ANNETTE SYLVIA EPSTEIN, PSI Jango WSAS of the FBI on duty. iCin a permanent observation Ipost in Springfield # Mas senbeette ws] Hi / . 9/17/59 Speket HORN FOREMAN , [PSI | Po | / 10/1/59 4/19/60 4 ny 2620} (S) CH GRAHAM FORBES, PSI COVER PAGE ~ D ~ - File Number where File Number where [ocated 134- you - 26 to SAS FRANKLIN B, TEETER and RICHARD W. HILL 134- 214 - 35. to ARTHUR H. SEIDEL AC RICHARD W. HILL 134-4214 A - 7 to SAS ARTHUR H. SEIDEL and RICHARD W. HILL ‘sed to document/Lzonrp “1 KOVALEV | 6) tT 134-4215 a - 5 and RICHARD W. HILL 134-4215 a - 1 to SAS ARTHUR H. SEIDEL and RICHARD W. HILL to SAS JOHN C. HESSIN and “WILLIAM V. SCHMALTZ 134-4215 a - 7 to SAS ARTHUR H. ec used to > document (uRIY oe A. "MISHUKOV_] (S) 134-4551- 2 Furnished to SA FRANKLIN B, TEETER
¢ x NY 105-3968. SEUREL Identity of Source pate contacted File Number where Located | Ay 2-6 —- 100-103066 - TT [lf OLGA H, RYAN 23 Maple ave. Greenwkéeh,. Conn. confidential Secretary to LIBBY HOLMAN REYNOLDS (oy request ) ke T-7 105-37990 - 8 | Aran SISEL - Administration office Veterans administration Hospital, Kansas City, Missouri, . .. W) (by request ) CO NY T-3 oo used to document New Haven os - -S LIBBY HOLMAN REYNOLDS Careful consideration has been given to the sources concealed, and a T symbol was utilized in the report in those instances where the identities of the sources must be concealed.  -= ss ; The following confidential informants, who are familiar with certain phases of cp activityes in the NYC area and who advised during March, 1960, that they Kad no pertinent information concerning SALEBE are as follows: (eu : . Informant pate sontectes Contacting agent wie 3/8/60 | SA LEROY SHEETS | | game ie) 3/8/60 SA LEROY oe ime) COVER PAGE : |
| NY 1095-39681 SECRET | Informant Contacting agent | CSNY 1086 SA DAVID RYAN | CSNY 199 eS SA DAVID RYAN CSNY Lo SA JOHN A, HAAG: | CSNY. 367 3/8/60 SA JOHN A, HAAG | CSNY 972 3/9/60 SA JOHN A, HAAG csny 646 _ 3/11/60 . SA JOHN A. HAAG LEADS Fo | + NEW YORK - | At New york, New york - | Will request Bureau authority to interview CEne''so to ascertain the nature of bis association with the Sov Lets] (K\S) COVER PAGE - Fe -
8 ¥D-204 (Rev. 9-23-88) Copy fo: Report of: Date: File Number: Title: , Character: wa UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF’ JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION OSI, 2nd District Office RICHARD W. HILL | -- Office: New York, New York 6/15/60 _. New york 105-39681 | Bureau - 105-84265 AMERICO aA 10-25 4 lobe sedunde- 12/! sey #D1,326 i ob ch -D BY 5 ne e Classified by SB DECLASSIFY ON: 26% A) Desay in oan hel INTERNAL SECURITY - R aS Synopsis Yfcconing te to. informants, sass, date of birth yee ALL NEORNATION CONTAIN CLASS. & BYP BM Hane 15 UNCLASSIFIED - P REASON ~ PC[aa"]- 2p XLEPT W Ea po OTHER! 1S ws ~~ 7 4 " erarias (KOVALEV OY"Several occasions as Seca friendly wit ra LEBE's roommate, DENNI ‘This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of any kind. It is the property of the FBI, and is a loan to your agency; t Mompos, - Barranquilla or Bolivar, ColombiaXras ‘been © in the company of LEQNTD A. KOVALEV, a Soviet National] on numerous occas ALEBE resides at 454 w. sonal] St., NYC, and is empl ed as an Aircraft Electrician by Lockheed Aircraft Service International, Ine., NY” Intemational Airport; this corporation has classified USAF contracts and he has access to classified material. forth: (@y/, activities, associates, and description set forth, 2 SHOAR - DAL way quo re ~n _ BASIS OF INVESTIGATION Le a is investigation ‘48 predicated upon information — furnished by NY T-1 on January 28; 1959, that SALEBE ittended a party in August or ‘September, 1958, at which ONID es present. ae party eae given by ANNET ERLY; a former Ber Z_oCh0o1,.Of Languages Be etian eacher, at her "residence, 128 West. eo West (ands Street, ‘NeW YORE" City"SALEBE told informant that he ha ery (&) it and/or its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. 16—74625-1 Gro
SECRET NY 105-39681 | CONN <a PeAL "visiting relatives". SALEBE indicated he resided at Bogota, Colombia, from June 22, 1956, to october or November, 1956, where he was visiting his family. Activities on Septembe 7, 1959 Ay T-3 advised that he learned that BURTON¢VAN HORNAFOREMAN, a columbia... University y Japanese. Mage tT. le uctor, who resides ay; at 160 16U-Charemont.avenue,..apartment...3L,..NeW,, Yor city, fl gave a fe a party at his residence in June, 1958, ay informant heard that[TVAN Y. FEDORCHENKO, aD A. | KOVALEV; | DENNIS HARBER, and AMERICO. SALEBE. attended(S) 7 this pafty and there were approximately 30 to 40 ersons present. he informant also ae ‘(9 (rovarsy LEv]was} Very. riendly with HARBER. bop 2s sk YAKOVLEVICH FEDORCHENKO, a Soviet National, was the First S&cretary, Soviet United Nations Delegation, 680 park Avenue, New York City. (« % ) On October 1, 1959, NY T-3 stated that he learned that. HARBER and SALEBE resided at 454 west 22nd Street, New york City, Telephone CH 3-7208 in 1958; he also learned that [SOVALEY had visited their 6) ° residence 6m January 28, 1960, Ny T-1 advised that he had learned that HARBER, a former English Teacher at the Berlitz School of Languages, Rockefeller Center, New ork ci ahaa been shown a good deal of interest by | ORIS S. IVANOV and FEDORCHENKQ]when they were Berlitz (s) English students NYT-1 als ‘ene that HARBER's roommate was A co SaLEBe. (P) ye - . BORIS SEMENOVICH IVANOV, a Soviet National, | was a Counselor of the Soviet United Nations Delegation, 680 park Avenue, New York City ay) Gort A. RASTYOROV, a former Soviet Intelligence GS J officers] vised SAS MAURICE A, TAYLOR and LEWIS E. + GLENN) ~ coneestati [AL
| SECRET Ny 105-39681 | \G conpee on April 13, 1959, when he examined a photographof TVANOV,) that he recognized it as being that of an C$) ntelIigence officerJwhom he had seen at (tosoow C5 jeadquarters of the MGBJand/or (kI (Commi between 1945 and 1950. ~ He adviSed (IVANOV's name jwas not familiar to-whim and he could furnish no additional data regarding/{this person.) \() liso on January 28, 1960, NY T-1l advised that he h learned that ANNETTE EBERLY, a former Berlitz teacher, gave a ‘party in August or September, 1958, at her residence, 128 west 73rd Street, New york Gity, which HARBER, SALEBE, (KOVALEV, YURIY A. S n MISHUKOV and. BORIS 1... BUKATIY fattended; there were approximately’ 50. pérsons at e party The informa could furnish no..other pertinent information regarding this party. BORIS IVANOVICH BUKATIY, a Soviet National, was employed at the United Nations Secretariat as a Translator- rains’ (QC) YURIY ALEKSEEVICH MISHUKOVis a Soviet National employed by the United Nations Secretariat as a Translator. on May 27 $2022 NY T-4 advised that_MISHUKOV has engage n intelligence activities. engage g (MG). —— on April 14, 1960, Ny T-1 advised that he had learned that SALEBE is employed by Lockheed at Idlewild Airport. He also lea ad from § BE that SALEBE» (KOVALEV > MISHUKOV: ang Pain (LNU) had attended S) a party, ven by a wealthy society woman during the summer of 1958. The informa& also learned that this woman had contacted SALEBE on April 13, 1960, in grder to arrange another party to which several ovieted s) would be invited. The informant also learned tha this woman planned to visit (fussia]at one time, puts) never did so. on April 19, 1960,"the informant but?) that he had learned that this’ woman's name is LIBBY HOLMAN REYNOLDS. 1K Ais SECRET ee eeyeDO) @
a. a SECRET NY 105-39681 In June, 1959, NY T-5 advised that he was present at.a cocktail party given by. LIBBY COLMAN REYNOLDS at 121 East 6lst Street, New york /tnis party. the informant stated he met, two (soviet Naéfonsls (s) whom he subsequently identified from p be (E) as LEONID A. KOVALEV and VADIM A. RILYUK-] (ft an (vapim ALEKSANDROVICH KIRILYUK, a eves National, was employed in the ustee Department of the United Nations Secretariat,| on May 25, 1960,(9 an article entitled "Lodge gives UN Histories of [1 Spies", ‘appeared in the "New York Mirror", a daily New York newSpaper.,.,Agcconding to this article, Ambassador ~ HENRY ICaBO, HO. CEE disclosed to the United Nations Sectedty council anyMay 24, 1960, that 11 Soviet eSpionage agents hadebeen expelled from the United States_since STALIN'S death. Among the 11 _ ae “4 2) 5 LODGE listed<@'VADIM A, KIRILYYK, 2 Soviet National_ _ vo) employed at (the united Nations }from 1958 to 1960. ¢° Contacted anérican in Boston With request for data ( 5} concerning | cryptographic machines! used by the (united - Sates ArT, . Fired by (United Nations} and lett for 2%) ¢ April 19, 1960, NY -T-1. advised that BOREMAN era party at his residence on April 16, 1960, and (ors ALEBE and [KOVALEY] were among the 19 1 26; 10995 ;.. Tae informant learned that SALEBE greeted Cs) (Kovarey] warmly and asked him how[{ "GEORGE" was, navel) © MISHUKOV. KOVALEV said that MIESHUKOVJwas to have rovargy] the party. but could not at the” last minute. © Govarey asked if HARBER- wadisti11- in town and SALEBE (S) old that HARBER was in ‘a hospital intKansas. The informant stated }hat SALEBE attended the party” with his present roommate ,7BILL (LNU), a Colombian National. Associates Wey Colombia OS GERALD COOK, - 360: west 23rd street, New york” city - COOK was given as a reference by SALEBE on his -~9- / GONPEN i g, -. ¢ ou Pry. 2