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13-00000 _s Lansdale’ reported that as a result of the House Assassinations Committee's hearing with Nosenko, the latter has asked about having a lawyer represent him. Lapham is contacting Justice on this matter. Waller noted his understanding that the Committee was very rough in its handling of Nosenko, and Mr. Blake added that Scott Breckinridge is preparing a memorandum on this matter.
13-00000 Picking up on the Director's suggestion to surface employee concerns, Taylor noted his understanding that employees at large do not understand the Nosenko case. Waller noted increasing confusion can be expected among employees regarding the Epstein book, stories about a rivalry between Angleton and former DCI Colby, and the pro- and anti-Nosenko forces. He opined that putting the above in perspective might also be helpful. Mr. Carlucci said that John Hart, who represented the Agency in testifyng before the House Assassinations Committee on 15 September, tried to put the. Nosenko case in perspective and his transcript is available for anyone who is interested. HIs report on this matter is also available. Dirks and Bowie noted that they were not familiar with the background of this case. The Director then proceeded to highlight it, and EA/DCI Ratlif£ suggested that a similar review might be helpful for employees. The Director suggested that consideration be given to this matter. AUP SECRET SENSITIVE
1713-00000 mT TTNtcNNNteemNNtcttt 29 September 1978 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD Staff Meetina Minutes of 29 September 1978 The Director was out of the city; Mr. Carlucci chaired the meeting. te
1 3=COO0 0 — iin Miller advised that Congressman Stokes has written the Director a strongly worded letter regarding Mr. Carlucci's meeting with House Assassinations Committer Counsel Blakey on the subject of the Committee's desire to interview an agent in Mexico City. SA/DDCI Smith noted that this required a DCI response. Miller agreed and noted that Stokes' Committee would be holding hearings with Nosenko in the Headquarters Building next week. *
13-00000 ARTICLE Set Aa VA Knows IK Pl lot Go-Between, Dutch Journal ist Says United Press International Dutch journalist William Oltmans : says he will meet with a Justice De--; partment official today to discuss - safety guarantees for a person he - said was a CIA go-between in the’ ‘John F. Kennedy assassination. * - The alleged go-between is the sec- ond of two men whom Oltmans sald - were involved i ina conspiracy. to kill Kennedy. “iH (George) ‘de “Mohéenschildt ” (the first man) could be considered a World War Il bomb, the new witness is an H-bomb,” said Oltmans. George de ‘Mohrenschildt, a friend ‘of Lee Harvey Oswald, was the sub- ject of a book Oltmans wrote about Kennedy's death. 0.5 .2.06005 WASHINGTON STAR (GREEN ° 29 AUGUST 1977 “180 l6 9 De Mohrenschildt, who was ques-_ - tioned by the Warren Commission, was shot to death with a 20-guage ‘ shotgun fast “March in Palm. Beach, Fla. 7" Cide;. but Oltmans said two men visited De Morhenschildt before his -death..“‘De Morhenschildt sought protection from the wrong people,” . said Oltmans., ‘Oltmans described his new .‘‘wilt- ness” as a “key man between the CIA in Washington and persons in | Dallas.” He refused to give his name for security reasons.. -“He is a key man in the execution - ‘of ‘the. assassination in Dallas. De .. Morhenschildt was a minor figure.” . saying I think he is connected with! “Authorities ‘called the death a sui- 7 the Justice Department’s special ae Oltmans. 5) pte ssnnns 9 EET “T could not go any further than the CIA,” said Oltmans. = -- \ Oltmans said that, since his last ‘witness’ died, he wanted ‘suffi- cient guarantees (the new witness) would stay alive’’ and sought. them | from President Carter in- mid-June. The request moved through White House offices, to Presidential Aide Hamilton Jordan, and then: was passed to Robert ‘Keuch, _ Oltmans cai. , Keuch, depuiy, assistant attorney general of the criminal division and | council for assassination . matters, confirmed he would meet loday with Rae hbe OL 6a gaat ett ath tes.
9 September 1977 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD Morning Meeting of 9 Séptember 1977 The Director was at his FOB office; Mr. Blake is i11; Mr. Wells chaired the meeting.
13-00000 Waller noted that Blakey, House Select Committee on Assassinations staff, wants to pursue a "working hypothesis" that CIA had a connection with Oswald before the Kennedy assassination and later tried to cover up that con- nection. Blakey therefore wants to interview CIA people who would have been aware of any such connection had there been one. It was agreed that the staff should pursue any investigation to put to rest the allegation of a CIA/Oswald connection, but it should not be given a list of people to interview.
13-00000 3 October 1977 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD Morning Meeting Minytes of 3 October 1977
13-00000 an TOP SECRET SENSITIVE 16 June 1978 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD Morning Meeting of 16 June 1978 The Direotor was en route with the Director/FBI to address the FBI Academy graduating class; Mr. Carlucci was out of the country; and Mr. Blake chaired the meeting.
13-00000 In response to Mr. Blake's question, Miller said that he was not aware of the Director's reaction to the letter from Chairman Stokes (see Morning Meeting Minutes of 15 June). He added that a memorandum had been prepared for the Director recommending that he visit Chairman Stokes, explain to him the issue involved in direct access to an agent, and reassure him that the Agency will try to obtain answers to any questions his Committee has. 4
13-00000 27 December 1977 MEMORANDUM FOR ‘THE RECORD Morning Meeting of 27 December 1977
13-00000 Cary noted that the House Assassinations Conmittee is accelerating its work and will be levying requirements on the DDO for the release of a vast number of documents.
13-00000 OP SECRET SENSITIVE 30 December 1977 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD Morning Meeting of 30 December 1977 Admiral Turner and Mr. Blake were on leave; Mr. Wells chaired the meeting. te .
13-00000 Cary said House Assassinations Committee staffer Blakey has encouraged us to set up a task force to review the several thousand documents they have requested. Wells noted that there are officers in the CI Staf£ who will be departing in March and can provide full-time interim help in this chore. “oe
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104-10274-10318 i a CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ~ — : i ROUTING PAGE. 2 IN 25753 JUAN 0641 EFFECT INTRODUCTION NAUMAN PRIOR AMBANG -1 DEPARTURE. AMBANG 1 WILL RETURN JUAN 8 JULY AND EXPECT MEETING WITH NAUMAN BE NOT LATER THAN c- 9 JULY. . 4. Iy[SHEVER 1 ATTEMPT ARRANGE “MEETING, ONE OF TELEPHONE CALLS WHICH . OF SPECIAL INTEREST WAS TO (FNU) -MARIBOTO, CUBAN REFUGEE BANKER NOW EMPLOY ® e "BANCO DE PONCE AND LONG TINE SUPPOITER OF AND CURRENTLY CLOSELY ALLIED “WITH AMBANG 1. IN COURSE CONVERSATION MARIBOTO SAID AMBANG 1 WAS er TN ZRMETAL 2 WEEKS AGO FOR DISCUSSION WITH GROUP OF ODYOKE OFFICIALS IWRICH IN ESSENCE INVOLVED CENTERING OF ODYOKE SUPPORT OF CUBAN REFUGEES “IN AMBANG 1 VICE AMBUD-1 AND THE POSSIBLE ESTABLISHMENT OF NEW REVOLU- " THONARY COUNCIL BASED IN PUERTO RICO. FOR STATION INFO AND GUIDANCE NAUMAN IN CONTACT WITH ANSANG 14 PLEASE ADVISE WHAT KNOWN OF TRIS amBaxs 1 _NIsIT TRHETAL « oe ns oe awe Vedat al Seat ae osh D ee a 4. e 4 ’ f. é wd eS el. END OF MESSAGE ee a Sar a er ey s: 7 fone mee need ne cere crete ane anand ' ween he hee Gaagres'sg pie GeSareicicaist REPROOUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. a ne re , a
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{104-10276-40232 moe ‘ porn EXCERPTS TO: Chief, WH Division HMMA-~21684 INFO: Chief of Base, Merida a § July 1963 Chief of Station, WAVE; Chief, SAS FMs Chief of Station, Mexico City SUBJECT: Contact Report /(LITAML-9 PERCMEN LITAMEL-9 Attached, herewith for addressees, 1s a copy oft ‘ANIL-Y Contact Report dated 28 May 1963. - , Willard C, CURTIS ee eee eee eerste eee ee ease eee eee see eee est ATTACHMENT /EXCERPT_J . 27 Mav 1963 Meeting: @eeeee 2.L- said that on -27 May 6341 investigate the names and to bear in t importances 5 L-9 [L-9 plans to take advantage of this task to out about their friends etc. The names are as follows: Mauro FERNAMDEZ Ugalde, Alfredo NECR Avila, Eduardo OLIVERA, Victor M. RUIZ, Mexicans and Eduardo PINTOS Hino, “Spaniard, NCTE: FERNANDEZ was previously reported by(-$ to be a close friend of Teresa PROENZA Po, who has helped him re educations secsee EXCERFETS : BMMAa2i
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(404-10276-10236 EXCERPTS TOs Chief, Special Affairs Staffs Chief of Base, Merida FOOLA-21605 INFO: Chief of Station, WAVE; C/WH Division 21 June 1963 FM; Chief of Station, Mexico City SUBJECT: Contact Reporte/LITAMIL~7 » : Attached, for addressees, are copies of Subject contact reports dated ii June Lee]. 1§ June, and 18 June 1963. Willard ¢. CURTIS eae eH SHEFF SHETEHESEHSESECHHEHEEHSEEE _ ATTACHMENTS [71 EXCERPTS 7 10 June 1963 Heoting: 2 1, On 10 June-1963, (LITAMIL-7) reported that the Central American whom we've r been trying to identify for so many monthd eccoo told her his name wag . Mauricio, (COMMENT: It is now believed that this person 4s Mauricio DE LA SELVA, Salvadoran. Communist and poet.) oo. DE LA SELVA was talking with Manuel VEGA Perez. «ooce , &, (L-P)reported that Jose Antonio OARCIA Lara, aka *Nico", has rented an apartment at the following address: Bugenio Sue 238 *B" No phone Colonia Polanco 56 ported that Andres ARMONA's wife and children returned to Habana on 10 June 63. (COMMENT: Irma, Fidel and Margarita MILAN, Cubans, Left Mexico for Habana on 10 June 63 ~ LIFIRE B/Doc.) ik June 196} Meeting: 5, Teresa PROENZA tola(L-7) that her_sister, "Cuchita" PROENZA de ROJAS is very anxious to go to Hoscow. (Le?) said she thinks that she will be going to the Congresso d@ Mujeres. eo. 6. (L-7_ reported that she believes that the | ~ - | \ It was previously reported that eg _(coqauts eee eee 18 June 1963 Meeting: 3, On 17 June 63, Antonio *Hico® CARCTA Lara, Cuban Comercial Attache, sent @l LNU, Embassy *mensajero®, tc get an export license, Upon hie retura Lem? \asked him to see the license he, had obtained and he showed it to here L-7|said it dealt with the exportation of 300dS, socce Nt EXYCERPTS EMMA-21605 21 June 1963 \
(toatoa76-t0237 . en’ EXCERPT TMHMA~21403 TO : Chief, SAS ee 21 May 1963 INvO: Chief of Base, Merida Chief of Station, WAVE: Chief, WED FRCMs: Chief of Station, Mexico City SvBJ: Contact Report (LITaMIL-9 ) PRRUMEN Attached, for addressees, are copies of Subject contact reports dated 11 Hay, 14 May, and 15 May 1963. Willard C, CURTIS SVSCHSSSSSSSE LECH SCAT SFRASCSCERSSKE SCH ESESSSS FS SAS HSS CRESS EEHE SSS RTS SVS EXCERPT of ATTACHMENT: On the night of 10 May 63, I met(LITAHIL-9).... CLITAMIL-9 reported as follows: told“L-9) that he had been AF SPs ani t De LAM sked for Ee9 Qh 9 of course, will take advantage of renark to Bake contact with DE LA MCRA. CL-yecorzented that the fac was with DS LA MORA is in sting. It will ke recalled t "Conchita" FERNANDEZ told(L-Oto be careful with DE LA HCRA because she is a contact of CLERGS Fatra, Cuban G-2 type. i. EXCERPT IA~21403 21 Fay 1963 OOJ-53%¥as5 4
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(44 USC 2107 Note) 
NW 53217 6/20/17
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