JFK Assassination System Date: Identification Form 4/9/2015 Agency Information % Released under the John AGENCY: FBI Kennedy RECORD NUMBER : 124-10322-10007 issassination Records . BPollection Act of 1992 RECORD SERIES: HQ (44 USC 2107 Note). . asef#:iNW 53150 Date: AGENCY FILENUMBER: CR 100-3-104-34-915 nS5—31-2017 Document Information ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: NY TO: HQ TITLE: DATE: — 10/15/1964 ‘PAGES: 7 . SUBJECTS : COINTELPRO DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: — Secret RESTRICTIONS: 1B; 1C; 4 CURRENT STATUS: —Redact DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 01/20/1998 OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE ; COMMENTS : ‘ ef -—eoo rr rr rr v9.1 HW 53130 Bocld: 32312234 Page 1
oe TT ° OPTIONAL. FORM No. 10 "5010-107 . : MAY 1982 EDITION : . + GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27 ‘UNITED STATES Gc SRNMENT aan Memorandum OO TO DIRECTOR, FBI (100-3-104-34) pare: 10/15/64 ... ses . Op i ny Set so fee FROM : SAC, NEW YORK (100-129802) ; x “y? J » Saga emennnemmtnamamnsnan SUBJECT: "COMMUNTST PARTY UNITED STATES” OF. AMR ~ COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM... ae IS = C. ke oo. (002. NEW. YORK) t - ReNYlet, 9/15/64, CWC | t i: 1. CURRENT COUNTERINTELLIGENC L ACTIVITIES VY PROGRESSIVE LABOR MOVEMENT (PLM) By alrtel dated 8/21/64, the Bureau set out. | eertain suggestions concerning our investigation of \ the PLM, PLM literature has been sent to Memphis,. » and Oklahoma City per these instructions, and the New ' York Office has conducted background investigation of f © the parents of SUSAN KARP, a young PLM leader, with the = thought of interviewing the parents in an effort to i develop SUSAN as an informant. The New York Office has . decided not to try to contact SUSAN through her parent but will seek authority to make a direct interview. (%& td) ¢f (CARTOONS AND CARICATURES f By letter dated 9/22/64, the New York Office submitted a rough draft of a cartoon which ridicules the Communists for the diversity of opinion they have wat ‘| recently displaved in their approach to the international | “t conference scheduled for 12/15/64, HORRARENE A Ad f ¥ The New York Office nas enewed its request 4 f _ which will point out “MARK LANE MS. "s moral degeneracy aaa —SrenpR REC 12 ee (34 ¢ - Bureau — 7. - New Yo SS ‘y las assltied by 7 | yy IN| 5 é Be > fa | ; | KRBramf /Exempi\trom 6 STaeery at 3 | fe ete (4) / Date,ot Declassifivation Indéfinito— ar Ay f Day ery 12. 1 96 4 Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Reghlarly on the Payroll Savings Plan. : Hw 53130 Docld: 32312234 Page 2
“SECRET. a NY 100-129802 7 temas transfer to Detroit. KRANSDORF's replacement isnmnot yet known, but if the replacement comes from New York, the New York Office will recommend appropriate counterintelligence action to the Bureau. 3, ANONYMOUS MAILINGS None. 4, TANGIBLE RESULTS WILLIAM ALBERTSON Communist Party's investigation of the ALBERTSON expulsion continues. It was recently learned that the Soviets informed DANNY. RUBIN during his recent trip to the Soviet Union that the docu- ment which prompted te theecte1 expulsion was a forgery. This information has greatly upset GUS HAILL, HALL feéls the Nassau County CP group is under FBI contrdl. The CP probably does rot know exactly how to proceed at this point, but it is not likely they will readmit ALBERTSON. CSTW) "L'UNITA" a | ow ny 121s has been Very successful in dis- rupting the Communist newspaper, KL 'U a". dice wy with the Bureau's permission, he ‘withheld mail received from Rome which would have been used*in thir next publication. This delayed the publication date of the next issue. Also NYjy2 125s called a meeting of . ‘the staff of "L'Unita" at a time that he did not | think Co-Editor NINO SIRACUSA would come.  SIRACUSA did not come. As a result, Ny (712558 was able to improve his own image. 4) ) 5. INFORMANT PARTICIAPTION IN THE COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM NY 384-S, NY 1117- S, and NY(2124Ls 3 are the ) BSSAWWS Docld: 323122734 Page 3
| 4 it f | HW 53130 | SECRET NY 100-129802 aati informants designated to participate in ie counter- 2 intelligence program. The activity of NY[2124 outlined above. The other informants did not Wave an opportunity to participate in the program. Considera- tion is being given to making a change in the infor- mants assigned to this program. 6. COUNTERINTELLIGENCE: RE SOVIET SATEELITE INTELLIGENCE VACB, future monthly summary letters prepared by the New York Office will contain this heading. FURMILSHING OF ERRONEOUS INFORMATION TO SOVIET INTELLIGENCE is) NY Gesuks is in regul contact with #thrg (Czechodovak intelligence of fice? ssigned to the {Gz echos lovak UN Missions? NY (2838 5 could logically have access to certain information’ concerning the United States Space Program. By letter dated 9/30/64, the New York Office suggested the Bureau contact other agencies to explore the feasibility of supply- ing false information,about the United States Space Program to the (Czechsfetho are almost certain to relay this information to the Soviets. If this effort is © successful, we could conceivably influence the Soviet Space Program to some extent, or eventually cause the, Soviets to lose confidence in thelCzechoslovakian Intelligence Service}S) Also NY (283 be able to obtain considerable more money fnom ne [Czechs},in exchange for such information. (%) y Bureau has advised that this matter will be discussed with officials of appropriate agencies at the Seat of Government. Peano ~ ® ~5- S33 536002 cee ee eee . ae a a Docld: 323122734 Page 4