“Released under the John F. Kenedy Assassination DATE:- 11-14-2017 NY 100-4.24.79 . establishment in Paris. During the Summer of 1967, HELENE MARCGHISIO travelled to Commynist China, as the head of the delegation of AAFC members. — NY T=-5, on November 10, 1967, advised the AAFC. is controlled by the masterminds of the French Communist Movement (Marxist- Leninist) and had launched a magazine called "Eyes Turned Toward Chine". ($9 .. Source stated CHAMPEY is a United States (US) citizen,who, until 1960, was employed as a secretary for the Tunisian Secretariat of Information. She subsequently was employed as a medical assistant in Algeria. Reportedly, she is presently employed as a jounalist for’ "Time" and "Life", Paris.¢S) : Source further stated NACEUR DJELLOULT, believed identical to DJEFFOULI, is a Tunisian -itizen, and a warehouseman by trade.(S g wae 2 ken Sia US citizen, 910.,..New..York, in the US, was 20), Woolland Avenue, New Jersey. (6 ) NY T-6, a confidential source abroad, advised subject arrived in London, on August 8, 1968, and reportedly was to stay at the Cadogan Hotel, London, England, where she remained until August 15, 1968 ($7 |. Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS), New: York City (Nyc), advised subject returned to New York, on ‘August 15, 1968... NY 1-3, on, July 25, 1968, prior to subject's departure for Paris.and London, had advised subject had. made inquiry concerning the names of people at the offices _of the Students For a Democratic Society (SDS) whom she could confer with about some of the students who might . have been involved in the events that ccurred in Paris, about a month previous. She indicated she knew some people in Paris, whom she described as being "activists", but desired to be certain she would be able to cgntaet people concerning the events. o3— web wrote sy a born February _3, and is described as a writer, whose residence \ AS 4 Nea Ne Docld: 32301355 Page &
“Released under the John F. Kennédy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1997 (44 Usc 7107 Hotes. -DATE:. 11-14-2017. an . . os im ral - 7S .7 NY 100=42h79 A characterization of the SDS appears in the appendix of this report,attached © hereto. , : Mrs. P. BURKART, Air France (AF), NYC, on December 19, 1968, advised subject and her husband had reservations to depart New York, for Mexico City, via AF,on December 20, 1968. On the same date Miss S. WEINER, United Travel Service, NYC, advised the FRANKs had reservations at the Hotel Del Paseo, Mexico City, during the period December 18, 1968, to January 16, 1969. _ SAS of the FBI, on December 20, 1968, observed the FRANKs boarding AF 017, departing John F. Kennedy International Airport for Mexico City. : N INS, Miami, Florida, advised the FRANKs arrived. from Mexico, on January 10, 1969;.they subsequently departed Miami for New York. . Political Sympathies of Subject NY T-6, on March 20, 1968, advised subject, under the name Susan Warren, is in regular receipt of the "Peking Review", from the Chinese Diplomatic Mission in London. ($ ) It is noted the "Peking Review" isa magazine published in Peking, China, for dissemination outside China. | NY T=3 advised, on April 1, 1968, subject appeared to be wary concerned about an article entitled, "Peking Jails “| "Renegade! Westemers", which appeared in the April 1, 1968, | issue,of the "New York Post", ‘The article stated in substance two of Peking's most loyal and durable foreign resident Communist supporters, ISRAEL EPSTEIN, 60 years old editor of "China Reconstructs' | and his wife, had been arrested and charged with espionage. ‘ Another long-time British renegade resident in Communist China, ‘MICHAEL SHAPIRO, had also been arrested and detained, but not charged with espionage. Most non-diplomatic foreign residents in Peking, no matter how demonstrably and consistently pro~Communist, were trying to flee the capital. , a QO _ _ fs Docld: 32301355 Page 93