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104-10074-10090 yA ” oe , ae ~ VEJ.UNCLASSIFIED.” C7] MT aly, ___ Gl CONFI. itAL «SECRET | ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET - | SUBJECT; (Ootional) . Stephen Van Cleave Telecon | Ames/Pangburn, 8 April: 1974 EXTENSION | NO. ATL-53-74 | 7 DATE . 9 April 1974 | COMMENTS {Number each comment to show from whom fo whom. Draw @ line across column after each comment.) REFERENCE: | FROM: William D. Pangburn, Atlanta RO Washington Field Office ‘ DATE oo TO: (Officer designation, room nuriber, and building) OFFICER'S. INITIALS: 1, Support Branch, “pcb Attn: O0SS(EAmes) Attached is the subject tape
14-00000 an we? eat sake —3h/ cc: Services Branch (contro?) GUONFIDEN TIAL 0SS-495-74 , 13 March 1974 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Mr. Stephen Van Cleave ~ 1, On 27 and 28 February call Puere received from Bill Cantrell, OPS/ITG, an ]) WH/4/AR, concerning 00-A(S)- 322/03435- 74... Cantrell wanted to be sure FBI had information and ‘wanted to advise DCD that there was a file on subject.and OCD should be aware of some of his background. Evan Ames stopped in to see on his next visit to headquarters and received a fill-in on subject’ Ss _ background. cod 2. ‘Subsequently a call was received from Charlotte in C/WH Division office (x-7350). It was imperative to determine the exact date of contact with Van Cleave as C/WH, thru. Legislative Counsel, had advised Congress on 7 January 1974 that the Agency had no contact with Van Cleave. Atlanta and _Miami were contacted and date of first contact was. set at 25 January 1974. Both offices were requested to provide a record of contact with Van Geave. Atlanta had several hours of tape (from first and second meeting) which Pangburn would have transcribed and forwarded for the record. Called John Peterson later and , ' advised that WH has asked that tapes also be forwarded to headquarters for retention. - 3. We. were advised that the Congressional ‘inquiry on. Van Cleave resulted from a remark overheard at a cocktail party - that Van Cleave had commented that he was working with. CIA under cover. Van Cleave was scheduled as potential witness of House Internal Security Committee so House had inquired as to whether his appearance would embarrass the Agency. As noted, response on U January was that Agency had no contact with ’ Van Cleave. LILLIAN GRANT: File HH 25695 : E-2 IMPDET CL BY_ot6
104-10074-10092 hy Stephen Van Cleave oo. _ fathers coal gport Section Seb MAE 900, Key wuiiding Room ano “Evan Ames crunya ARO ATTN: ua ) 3B 27 Has. , E-2 IMPDET CL BY 007694 HH 25695 | 17 April 1974 Attached tape from Atlanta contains conversation with — Stephen Van Cleave. DCD/Atlanta has given permission to release tape to WH to use as you see fit.
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104-10074-10096 ° Operational ‘Opportuni ty in Argentina DOMESTIC COLLECTION DIVISION . Support Branch/Cperavional Suppert Section | HH-25695 Miss Lillian I. Grant , 2. February 1974 WH/4/AR °F | . | - Mr. - Attached is unedited copy of 3 B.21 He.” . ATL-O0-A (S) -322/03435-74 for your os information and possible interest. : , A copy has also been forwarded to : . ; OPS/ITG. The DCD representative who | : : . ‘conducted this interview has about i . three hours of tape left in which ; Lop: a Van Cleave discusses kidnap attempts against Coca Cola ~ is oe ; officials in Argentina, local - a . : _ . } police matters, ete. We are : os Be , _ Yeasonably sure that most of this information has been discussed with the Embassy in B.A. but if you are interested please let — us know, . , -RETURNTO cia Background Use Only © -. Do Not Reproduce E-2 IMPDET CL BY 007622 ~
14-00000 * a) gi el Recorpts from Meeting Noy 2 with Noxenko: Have] No, 3, 2) June Po? (he quality af the fupe is very pours} ans Praunlated from Russian by PD (MN. talks about surveillance of Soviet personnel in the United States.) - Nowenko: Let me tell you - I (---) Twas also in the States, although under another name. Thad a certain business there eee ©. This was (7) in Washington (22, Nonenko: You, I was there. Q; On TDY? Nosenko: 19 days, 19 days only. Q: Under what name? Nosenko: NIKOLAYEV, QO: NIKOLAYEV? ' Nosenko; In Engand I was NIKOLAYEV and in your country Iwas NIKOLAYEY, . Qs And in England you also were for a short time? Nosenko: In England I was for: ten and fifteen ‘days ele a” en nn - . Q: ---first and middle name? Nosenko: Yes, Yuriy, Yurfy, also Yurly. Note: During the interrogation of Nosenko in: 1964, He dented that he ever said that he was in the United States. 2. You stated previously that while traveling | to England and Cuba, you were documented aB Nikolayev. Under what cover did you travel to those countries? What was your Legend-Biography? Note: Any KGB officer going abroad under. another name and under cover prepares a Legend- ~Biography to’cover up his real identity. If Nosenko travelled as Nikolayev, then his tegen omitted "the fact" that he was a son of a Minister because . there was no Minister of Shipbuilding Industry with the name of Nikolayev, ete,, etc.) 4 . . 3. You, stated previously that in January 1960 you were processed to go to the US with the Soviet Automotive Delegation, You obtained a passport in your true naric, Noscnko, bat the date was postponad, then cancelled. Who selected your candidacy for the trip?. What were you supposed to do in the USA? Why was the trip postponed? Why were you processed in your true name, Nesenko, and not under the name Nikolayev, under which you visited Sle haret ere. a ater?
1O-OO7010] , rn Operational Opportunity in Argentina DOMESTIC COpLECT Int DUVESION | support Sranecn sport Scetics Room 900, Ke ite 226 “ Miss yt I. Geaat 8 OPS/ ITG Nr. Tanes GB 1909 - liq. ~ een’ cnt HH~-25695 21 Pebruary 1974 Attached is unedited copy. of ATL-00-A (S)-322/02435-74: for your information and possible _ interest. A copy has been. forwarded to WH/4/AR [CO@ a : i) _ The DCD representative who conductec _ this interview has about 3 hours of tape left in which Van Cleave discusses kidnap attempts . ‘against Coca Cola officials in Argentina, local police matters, etc. We are reasonably sure _ that most of this information | has been discussed with the Embassy in B.A. but if you are interested please let us know. mo E-2 IMPDET CL BY 007622
ee 104-10074-10102 py to: Ruth Ellirt . DO The following OSG records are attached: H 2SISP SO They contain information on: . . . CO ,
104-(007A10114 re . “Cleraied oy: 7 907622 GLASS SIFICATION _ 1 1 Gsomah trom generat dectessifiention x sched: som > t yia of £20. TLBSZ, exanction catoqary: EeO-R-E- ‘ j | $812). Impossible te éacereine date of an aulomelic deca caifiestion. 4 soo pres I ge are 4 mie este A. ute ic : \ _ ao SIGNAL CENTE PUS6 Ont i - . anche nearer oe tk ne ae acon ow co see 193 PAGE ar 0 | 4 8 EO _ - - ian : paterumeagamye ene + wmesgaae nceanened meet: , “h922532 DIRECTOR -~. 41392e3 - b; Five ds ; Aca ca aa om he DER oissen ‘avs! ash aya y ESQ aI ren pe oe COLLECTION DIV . Pf mcane rreip ‘orrtce: \ Ae, A US BUSTNESSMAN HES HECENTLY APPROACHED BY A . REPRESENTATIVE: OF A. GROUP OF RICARARUEK COUSPTRATORS. - THE | REPRESENTATIVE. HS, TOLD THE US EUsT HES SAR cin? HIS GROUP NEEDS cA LARGE, QUANTITY! ¢F SMALL ARRS FOR An \ATTERPT TO TAKE OVER THE cove inent ‘OF NICARAGUA. THE US puszNesstiat A KNGON ARNS. DEALERS. HATNTATNS. EXCELLENT. TIES WITH SevERAt LATIN AMERICAN 3} a a  coullnnes: HE REPLIED | THAT THE AROS ARE AVATLABLE BUT THAT HES. | PERSONALLY, wourp HAVE TO MEET UITH THE HEAD OF THE CONS PIRATORS _ 78 TALK ABOUT TRE DEAL. THE SPGKES 2 THE CONSPIRATORS SANTBE ae THAT THIS COWLD- EASILY | RE. “ARRANGED FOR THE NEAR PUTNRE. WE ALSO “SADH WAT THE HEAD OP THE GROUP WAS A MAN HIGH 2M THE SQVERHNENT ETH THE HEAD ApouT STX Baa cuSSe¥D. Bur SOA OES eee RU PRED Pe ee ERE ab See
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ion . ay yu ae . CLASSIFICATION PROCESSING ACTION MARKED FOR INDEXING . NO INDEXING REQUIRED ONLY QUALIFIED DESK CAN JUDGE INDEXING FROM L \ / ‘, ‘Chief of Station, WH/Miami Narn ‘SUBJECT wat ~~ 4 I te JF RYBAT PLUHABYSS/Raul Orlando LEAL Garcia” ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES REF: UFAA-4484, 26 October 1972 He toe. of pa 5. 1. LNERGO has provided the “following” information on Raul - Orlando LEAL Garcia, who is of possible MHABYSS interest, LEAL was born in Santa Clara, Cuba on 19 September 1930. His mother was Aurora Garcia, and his father's name was given as (fnu) GAMONEDA, (Note: We assume that this may be an error, or that GAMONEDA was perhapshis father's matronymic). ; py 0,20 2, LEAL wasiiel a dealer In a Cuban casino from 1952 - 1956, working for Sante SRAFFICANTE, He was. jArested_in 1953 (sic) jin_Cleveland for ‘passing himself off as a U.S. citizen, was... _Subject to deportation. LNERGO has no information on the “period 1956 = 1060. LEAL arrived in the U.S. on 8 December 1960, He was assigned Alien Registration number A 12538444, He was a member of Brigade 2506 from 1960 - 1962, In 1963, he was a dealer at the Silver Slipper Casino in Las Vegas, where he resided at 1522 ExlTay St., Las Vegas, His residence during 1966 was 1316 Roosevelt Ave., San Juan, Puerto Rico. In 1969, he was a casino manager in Santo Domingo, In September 1969, he was employed by the Caribbean-American Investment Co., Plaza Piar #5, Curacao, DWI. The Caribbean-American Investment Co., which is a subsidiary of the "Antillean Tourist Attraction", was managed by William KOZLOFF (no Station traces), In 1970, LEAL attempted to obtain a casino license in Bogota, Colombia along with three other persons, among them Santo TRAPPICANTE. f DOG. MICRO. SER. Distribution: APR 4 19673 SceMHD MICROFHMED iacigset OP APO Mahe TE: E2 IMPDET CROSS REFERENCE TO DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER DATE 200-15-11/3—_. UFAA~4507 31 October 1972 CLASSIFICATION Was FLE NUMBER 7 5 | | 201-293312 ina
14-00000 - way Re tar © . .* CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH UFAA~4507 ee ~ a - _ CLASSIFICATION DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER 4 3. LEAL has been assigned LNERGO #706086B. The Sheriff's | office in Las Vegas has assigned him #66478. He holds U.S. Social Security card #266-70-2571, and U.S. Selective Service #53-64~-30-1078, 4. LEAL was the Subject of an inquiry from BKCROWN Headquarters to LNERGO Headquarters on 27 July 1967, at which time LNERGO traces were updated. Paula A. HOOTNICK ~~ CLASSIFICATION FORM Co " s-e4 538 USE PREVIOUS EDITION. . [ | (40) CONTINUED r
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a a 4 Ae In 1962 you stated thas while working with (he KGB, yeu personally recruited ton Americans. Pleaae give us their namen and how you recrulted then, ° : . % « e Note: Nasenko was asked why he waa chosen to go to Geneva in 1962 Instead of an afticer fram the Department (KGE) Delegation. Anuwering this question lie mentioned the recruitment of ten Americans, - Exer rpts from, Mecting No. 2 with Nosenko At June 1962) a 4 Nosenke: Gribanoy, the e hief of {the whole counterintelligences (tis name) Oley Mikhaylovick Gribanov oe « 80, Oleg Mikhaylovich Gribanov decided you go, that 1 must be here (in Geneva). I said, "Be my | guest, Oleg Mixhaylovich. Tam net saying no. oe " So Gribanov docided "You will go. That's all" (Nosenko knocked on the desk). . . Well, what am I? . 2... Who have Irecruitted?. . .. Ten Americana, ne more than that ~ = © {and Gribanov said) "You will golf You must golf" \ IH, _Sovict visas and other regulations for tourists traveling to the USSR. L 1. Didn't you know or remember how. Oswaki's visa ‘waa processed and “from what country Oswald entéred the USSR? Ie it ponsible that he. a eo an : . entered the USSR ona “podvisnaya" visa? . mb LY 2. You previously said that you saw Oswald's visa application, but you could not say from what country Oswald came to the USSR. _In your opinion, is it. possible. that Oswald received. his visa application In some other European’ om country, then went to Finland and through Finland entered the USSR without i contacting the Soviet consulate in Helsinki? Did you hear any talk about the Po possibility that is described above?” Uf sv, when did you hear it and from whom? vu 3. On 3 July 1964 you stated that you have seen Oswald's anketa (visa application), Do you remember what was in that anketa? Did you read the anketa? What did you mean that. you saw the anketa? Was it in the naine Lee Harvey Oswalt, or was there another name? Did you see the name of the person who signed the anketa?
peepee aia mw = _ * “DISPATCH [  secner (cx naga NOFORN/CONTINUED CONTROL Chief, We i5-4 ae “5 Gatt oy oe, ol ee Transmittal of photocoples of noteboo!:5 or John |X | MARKED FOR INDEXING | —_ [| se nonin meuned ~ SeqUIAEO ; G INDEXING CAN BE JUDGED /. Lf te eG BY QUALIFIED HQ. DESK ONLY ENCES a“ ‘ . hed PE 1.. Attached is anton report’ on ‘Subject ‘and photocopies of ) his notebooks » (b) a map of ena with several crosses marked on it, and (c) his various press ecards. gow wins CLE Cad fe "et 2. Although (owoun)was working with ODENVY on this case ana dia the - work at their request, they were given to us due to the number of names that... figure in the notebooks of people 14 outside the U.S. Naturally, these ann photocopies were just passed to ODENVY, Paris) a an 5-y 3. (ymounn passed us photocopies on a Loan basis. | "We. re-photographed_ then are forwarding the negatives also. Neo copies are being retained - ra in( Paris; Bagdonas apologizes for some of the photos but states, in a firm = voice % they are better than the ones from which he had to work. h, No names have been carded 9 Paris. ! DUDLEY P. JENTONS | Cay aN Up 26 OCatober 1959 , - ‘ Qo Soy, Vr. “oy UC Oy Distribution: . : oe Son 8 Oo, % - WE, w/encls | oo | i ae
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