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14-00000 SECRET . hy 1 _Mowtop Scott Miler _DDP/FE see freien was excnted 2 TOP SEGRET CLEARANCES en The noreomiel racord reflects that this ancaviseval ‘acemteetere pot Seema oget anturad on duty 7 October 1946 s Security Officar Ay c NE ad tage RS EEN ‘OY Bu 4994 FB »
CONFIDENTIAL e ad x, jes a ers . oe mor, AeP9 : TO. Chici, af Director of Security Director of rvergonnel PRON : Chief, Communications Security Starr GUBJECT: Notification of Cryptographic Clearance - Nestcs 2. “tiles 1. Subject employee has been granted a cryptographic clearance under the 1 provictony of CIA Regflation 90-500. Clearance is effective al dure 19°) oe 2. Subject hac Leen informed of the granting of clearance, han Leen urtefed concerning eryptographic and related communications security matters, and had gigned a Briefing Statement acenowledginu cespenatinliity for the peotection.of cryptographic informnticon. 2, When Subject eng oyee no lonwer requires the clearance jarform hin asglyned duties, it ts requested that the Communic § Craft (2s11 "I" Bldg., Ext. 3021) be notified ty__ chiar i that the clearance may Le revoked. Lo e POR THE CHIEP, CCROCUNICATIONS: Distribution: L = Citot, AF ; - secur tty Ofrice (Briefing Statenent attached) - Personnel Office - G7-S/PROT File ° ell el ood COMFIOENTIAL to) PCa 28 16978 ~ we
(404-10105-10223 ‘ € ; tl coins veg > ie es ‘ a ~ ~ lf 7 ' GROUP i ive, a i —! weit tet EXCLUDED Fac auromaric Ia 6 | | ¢ When Filled In) SteSsnenoe aS 7 dA JANCE COSY H | ISSUED [J sterreo eH SPROCUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITED Ka gees (WARE “Eee Pape) CTS Use Oil US iob eproduce CN bs ; / — Wer bel] q ADDP  CSFE/ VAIO COFE/LOG 2 ML UE. Cfet C/SRpup . DEEL e/Sop 3 (ia) uy 7 7 ae SECRET 1211482 NOV 71 CITE 24725 (SEGERQUIST ACTING) NN ve . x . ERECTOR VIENTIANE SAIGON ~ EF: DIRECTOR 88114 KNOTAL) [2Hov In487962 8 i. MR. MITCHELL A. WERBELL, MILITARY ARMAMENT a & ‘ORPORATION (FORMERLY AN ELEMENT OF WERBELL"S GEORGIA S “”ASED FIRM OF SIONICS WHICH REPORTEDLY WENT < ANARUPTD, 1S BACK IN- BANGKOK ATTEMPTING TO SELL HIS WARES & BAChENG P ISTOLS AND SNIPER RIFLES). THE REF MESSAGE CITES ‘UT tla HE FACT THAT HQS H&S ‘A LENGTHY 201 ON SUBJECT (2981-25991) wo THAT HE IS CHARACTERIZED AS UNSCRUPULOUS, A WHEELER~DEALER 2D A PROMOTER OF GRANDIOSE SCHEMES. HE HAS ON OCCASION . LLUSED ETHER TO BEING AN LNLUTE REP OR HAVING.LNLUTE BACKING. ' &. SUBJECT MET WITH SEVERAL LNCUFF OFFICERS ON 5 NOV 1 AND RELATED THAT HE WAS ATTEMTING AGAIN TO INTEREST THE on HAT S OVERNMENT IN P URCHASING HIS PRODUCTS. - SUBJECT CLAIMS. ..... _.... Ge ds v nf PERSONAL PRIEND CF. AIR CHIEF MARSHAL | DAWEE AND THAT io SAMPLE WEAPONS WE ERE CONSIGNED TO DAWEE IN ORDER. TO BRING. . ane] INTO THAILAND. a ‘36 SUBJECT ADVISED LNCUFF THAT: GEN. KRIANGSAK ge ey t j u ws ice ic) 2 s)
14-00000 FxCKUELD 104 raurovanng | — — ance copy |_| ISSUED L_] suetteo REPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITED 4 re C2 ‘ YY BETURN TO CIA Background Use Only EM. BY PER NI(DO IN ‘ya Benoroduce TION UNIT tv : , ia | FILE, VR . TON NO. | = (6-5 AGE Twol_*j2a72s SECRET ME HUNDRED MACHINE PISTOLS AND TWENTY SNIPER RIFLES. HE LSO INDICATED THAT ME HAD MET WITH H.S.H. ADMIRAL DISKUL, ‘STE AIDE DE CAMP TO H.M. THE KING AND CLAIMS HE WILL SELL. IS WACHINE PISTOL, TO THE ROYAL FALACE GUARDS. FURTHER LSIMS HE WILL HAVE AUDIENCE THES WEEK WITH HeM. THE KING. 4. FOLLGWING HIS CURRENT THAILAND VISIT, ON 16 NOV 71 “BUST AND MR. JASON M. STONE (201-096992) PLAN TRAVEL 80M PENH. PLAN TO CONTACT MR. LADD AT PHNOM PENH. . ACCORD- LNCUFF SUBJECT PLANS CONTACT CAMBODIAN MIL. AUTHORITIES LE WEAPONS SALES. SUBJECT HAS ALREADY DEMONSTRATED TENS FOR GEN. POKSAMAN IN BANGKOK. | | 5, MR. JASCN M. STCNE IS HEAD OF BANGKOK BASED FIRM © ASSCCIATED CONSULTANTS coftyk ny LTD. HE IS CHINESE, WHO CRRED WITH WERBELL IN SEA DURING WWII. SUBJECT NOW REPRE- “NTS BELGIAN ARMS FIRNS AND 18 REP FOR PILATUS PORTER 2... ee ee ee aes tACRAFT *.. Ge FOLLOWING | “PHNOM PENH MISTT WERBELL PLANS TRAVEL TO LAOS IN... rq
14-00000 , H “ TACICETD PROV AUTS. FOI rn a er ee : ced | Whe hen n Filled In) essing aes — mo ODODE IT 3 NCE COPY lissueo | sLorrep i "REPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITED I ee . RETURN TO CIA Mm. BY PER Background Use Gniy RONG FEpTOGE IGS GE THREE| paras SECRET | THAT SUBJECT HAS NO OFFICIAL LNLUTE RELATION. 'S CAUTION SHOULD BE EXERCISED IN ANY BUSINESS DEAL. GP-1 ECRET oo ¥ o/s APPARENTLY WRONG REF: a) 3 v— ~ + - ‘ : at “- ai * a ~ ot v8 4 tor ad (UIP) ee SE ISS A OS BERBBE Sifie (tw auanae Soares
(404-10105-10274 a E] UNCLASSIFIED om” fat BS conr'( avial. |S). SECRET a4 oe | a " ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET =, REYURWTOCIA ~SUBIECT: (Optional) “ a Peale Do Not Reproduce FROM: EXTENSION | NO. re | cate 19 September 1974 | TO: _ (Officer designation, room number, and | aE COMMENTS (Number each comment te show from whom building) to whem. Draw a line across column after each comment.) 1. Mr. John Morrison iy Ce Coo occ 7D 01 — li/| | 1. Attached is an ad- = vance@ informal copy of our Va proposed security deletions . A and revisions of the Hunt. =: y galley proof. Please note ©. /~ that this list has. not yet . . been reviewed by Mr. Blee ~ and is,..therefore,: still ~~ Pf pee change... vo) 2. The DDO panel that . reviewed the Hunt manuscript. — has designated items, numbered 12, 14, 19, 21, 24 and 25, as "hard core," by which we mean that the Agency should insist on their deletion or revision and be prepared to obtain an injunction and engage in litigation should Hunt refuse Seymour R. Bolten 2 E 14 sui, REVIEW PROGR | C/o CONFIDENTIAL [] Yse-onty © C]_ UNCLASSIFIED — bd an a R 4 FORM 61.0) “SE FREMOUS 7] SECRET &
(toa toros-t0234] od anh mon cea cols 4 a . SECRET / SENSITIVE 4. 6 November 1973 RETup MEMORANDUM FOR: Acting General Counsel 00 Nor R “i 8 Ony a "Produce y SUBJECT: _Mr. E. Howard Hunt REFERENCE: "My Memo, 2 Nov 73; "Mr. E. Howard Hunt - Alias Birth Certificate " . Attached hereto is a MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD by Mr. James W, Franklin, Chief, Official Cover Branch, CCS, describing the review of 11 files of the U.S. Passport Office in the name of Edward Hamilton with negative results, CYA Chief, Cover & Commercial Staff Att: 2 Nov 73 MFR by C/OCB/CCS re Mr. Hunt cc: IG via DDO E2 IMPDET CL BY 059770 SEERET / SERSH IVE = = = x S.
0-083 TRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY “ReTHREMENT AND. DISABILITY SYSTEM Asoune we Seng eres ‘MET woNTY. ANNUITY, ‘RATE : oepuct TONS. ortirect * _  Meotcaai, . . . othee CARPIER'S: CONT: HO. a. ANNUITY FoR “YourseLe: OnLy, oe : oa . MONTHLY RATE Triedenat on OF Amy wens” “TRelides 5.6% costpof living’ sttective LT hig. © 1970 Includes retre, ‘Adjust. for. May~Sept.'.70: Mow Ann, Less Est. Diff, Hosp.: ean: Yet, ‘(each figore represents Ss: Payments) . Ds 21h. 00 34865400 1 3419.00-117.25=59.60 : , t 1 52.1 SURLY NUMER 26 you este 10 US FOR any REASON. ! iWPORTINT : — . . a ; ann “oe tat see Sas 5 oo . _ cenarar s wartirs 7 . : an  OTHECTO® OF PERSONNEL = ‘ . Se tad0. 36) |
404-10105-10259 . QGC 72-1 72-1144 . Dp : . PBB 3 S13 2 August 1972 MEMORANDUM FOR Director of Central Intelligence VIA : Deputy Director for. Plans SUBJECT > Cent | sir. Hanson Retained to Defend E. Howard Hunt 1. This memorandum is for your information only. 2. Mr. Arthur | Brigss Hanson, head of the law firm, Hanson, O'Brien, Birney and Stickle of Washington, D. C., has cut short his va ‘cation plans and returned to Washington to assist in the dete atergate 5 case nse of E. Howard Hunt in tne W - 3. *ir. Hanson is 3 CCS hg “ ka ¥ + 125 no information that Howard Hunt knows of ifr. tianson's Chief, Central Cover Sta Fiy { cc: DDCI General Counsel D/SEC ADOD CYNE cee ——, Tegiter feo: TERRCATAE i .. CATEGORY. | teow ores) H telahagek ty) Gbibeonthity Os i APDCI oo i epost. sasert fate ur eveai)
(404-10105-10265] fection eer ea} re |__| toncuarence Remarks: Linronnarion |} siguarua Felicia: See attached note from ; |Mr. Warner to the Director, Please have the .— letter to Mr, Ulmer pouched to the | for hand delivery to him, any thales- Ja E. Boley FOLD HERE To RETURN TO SENDER FROM: Name, ADORESS ANO PHONE NO. General Counsel FOaM HO, Use previous editions (49) 1-37 237 p a a Ce | a a A oe
2 oe 5 (toa-to105-10269] °° SENDER WILL CHECK CLASSIFICA NTO? AND BOTTOM | [- SNCLASSiFieD i con) NTiaL | [secret | . that according to their notes this | _UNCLASSIFieD [| 5, a» e «ge . . 40) FORM HO, Use previous editions { ier 2a7 P OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP [ro NAME ANO ADDRESS” | pare | initiate | . | Acting DDO _  f [| se8/800. anaes] |_| action [Toineer-nenty | [pagans neni || arenovat TP onseare | —Treconmenoarion 1 }—feoment ue aero -toncunsence | [ironmarion [| signaruns | |__| Remarks : Per Ray Rocca's notes, we had expected a change in the reference to join I talked Le wir. Goons (Snyder's associate) who said was an item which Hunt had agreed to consider; but the publisher objected so Strongly to each deletion that Hunt acceded on this one not feeling in his own mind that it was that Serious or that he had made a commitment -to dd othexy than con- Sider our wishes on it. John D, Morrison, Jr. D HERE TO RETURN TO SENDER SO 2 are men neeneeeeromeniren athe # manana tu oumaee: FOL FROM: NAME. aADODaESS ANO PHONE NO.
14-00000 Alay ‘3, Ganeral Questions: _ . | a i . i, already answered ii. "Bek" is Manuel Artime and the anti-Castro -group is the MRR i1i.- vi. answered . “vid. The Miami Station (JMVAVE) was established in T961 not 1960, Robert | Davis served as COS from October 1961 to February 1962. He is now retired. ‘Thecdore Shackley served as COS from April 1962 to June 1965. John Dimmer (retired) served as GOS from June 1965 to March 1967, We would prefer that ‘Dade County police not talk with the COS'S, We do not know what they could “possibly add that the police and FBI don't already know. | i wiii. We do not desire to have the Dade County police talk with the curre;s 22 ited fh-ts , |The | has: not had contact with the Cuban exile group for several years. tue dts considered to be a foreign instali- 'ation concentrating on the collection of intelligence in the Caribbean area t -'where there is no US representation and has no charter for domestic activil | The current| as been there less than a year au —" ix. already answered x; This i & # matter of internal security which should be addressed ta the
104-10105-10285 b “SUBJECT 7" SF . Name Trace:= Henry L. BRETTON: and PRAEGER j.° ° -* eG Se Publishing Corporation. ~.- ~ OO, ne MUTERENCE "4 06C 78-0088, 10 January 1975” oe 1. In response to the referent reauest, we have checked — “Ip, OSG/0C, FR, DCD, ITG, and ‘CI files with the following results: a- IP -- 201~183109 b. OSEC/0C --~ no record Cc. FR -= no record | . d.- DCD =~ see attachment -e@. ITC -- no record — f. CI. -- no record - R- CCS -=- see below A. The IP 29] file indicated Subject was a former OSS man who had used the name Henry BISMAPRK, He was met by Contact Division in 1964, apparentilv on several occasions, due to his plans to accept ition wi niversity of Accra, Ghana. ‘A ted he did not ‘vant to get involved with the Agency. There is no paper | in the file after 1964, : CCS reported various apencv contacts with PP “CCS itsels® has h no such contacts. SOR F2 IMPDET CL BY 010154.
Subject: | “ame Trace. - Nenpv-f. REETTON and Prarcye Publishing) we Corporation (Con't) oe a ~The’ results: of this check. are’ forwarded in this. format. to allow vou to-rest id as you mav wish ‘to ACC who st re Phis confirms my 1 an- answer hy 13- Januar: tion of this date... : hieF, 080706
104-10105-102871— 13 January 1975 Horton (DCD) Special Assistant to Mr, 03 ; was the nerson who actually had some M PETTON in Ann Arbor, Michiean in received a letter from Mr, BRETTON. S to his hook in which he stated: "The Apeny . asked for 15 -~ 1¢ hooks to be printed and “r. BRETTON felt his career vould he damared as he might be eonnected with the Avenev prorran." ;
co ra (te-tonns-oaga 1 . 29 June 1970 | MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. E. Howard Hunt SUBJECT » Alias Birth Certificates 1. An inventory of Technical Services Division records recently completed indicates you were issued a birth certificate in the name(s) listed on the attach- . ment. Oo — rr . 2 In order to establish the appropriate control — over such document(s) it is requested that the certif- . icate(s) be returned to CCS/OCB, GH 47; Headquarters Building, for safekeeping or 4 statement be furnished setting forth the disposition of the birth certificate(s) issued to you. Acting Chief, Central Cover Starr ~ Attachment a/s Mr. Hunt retired from the Agency 30 April 1970. this memorandum was never sent to his former office. _ SABRE NRE! ae fe
10105-10000 ~ RETUNEMENT AND DISABILITY SYSTEM a WASHINGTON, D.c. 20508 gee Se - 20 Octeder 1970  “Gorwection of Sectat Security”. ANNUITY STATEMENT od qf ce SO FO8 tee Ogetos Ri | i 1 . BEED te-700- oe $0685 awnauare - Potemes te 20854. * te Le 7 Bove SOCAL secunvy sumece: aSOuav Sitewgie meercaeg ary $- . ameualy @dfuwEe ovng @ $ SEEP THis STATEMENT. YOU WILL NEED IT FOR FEDERAL INCOME TAX AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. a3 SuOmN BELOW. VOU uave ezen EFFECTIVE DATE MONTHLY RATE 5 GRANTES aw AGNUITY as a RETIRES EMPLOVEE OF THE UNITED states GOVE Rowse eT. MET monTony ANNUITY Gare 978.63 ME ARTS Be werars 29085 Ort/FE ete 11.92 $ $ TYPE OF RETIREMENT a¢tingweat age ron 1eCOuE Tax PUBPOgEs. {S$ 60 veaes of aee. Figron-otsasecery (1) orsaeeusry 8 HEALY BENEPIVS: EMROLL. Cece xO. 102 CARRIER’S CONT. HO. ‘scene cae terete = erate entre -uanntneeeerenernorennnnne ween YOUR ANNUITY PLam PROVIDES: [7] annus ry 7G DESIGHATED suaVivoR . AMNUETY FOR YOURSELF ONLY THE IF ORMATION BELOW Wiki GE FILLEO Im Onty te you € SURVIVOR AWRUITANT’S NAME EXPLANATION OF amY atsuUSTMENTSIO® ZF e2 5. costpof-living effective 1 aug. 1976 Includes retre. Adjust. for May-Sept.'70: Mo. Ann, Less Est. Diff. Hosp. FEGLI Net (each figure represents 5 payments) 5214.00 3,865.00 1,349 .00=14 TeR59G PORERT $. WATTLES DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL (4-s0-a6), i RETZAR TO GAD” _o) SE Not Fepreduos®. cd
(fosetoaar-t0rad) Pate 'O recea. DIRECTOR Core: Bet 10 v9: 1H 5, 3/€ 2 410 J tihe , Ae ety CLASSIFIED MESSAGE va/' /#h-PROP SECRET ad a 4936 . 4 ; 12 OCTQZER 2962 Ss hho ddréi 2 262 JHUAVE eliaxi aarp rao ae . oe a < 1. SF ORDER CIARIVY ERUENT AED NATURE SUPPOR? FRQUSED AN0D-1 inom nOwEE suoE?, mouavrese casas isecrenea GLE PASSAVOY FAG! VEDRAD GUCH AB BIRGER OF FEOPIS Gl) BALROLL If DIVYERERE CARILORIEA, "HE LASER POR TCDS 1 POSSIBIE BAAD Oy POAORS GH Bee om ‘POURS FRIGRTT. @. PACCAVOY EERIEG AGUD-1 MEDAY MEN YORK 0 BISCUSS BUDGET AND OYEKR Oe eae + Sete cas oo _ Emp G7 wasaagB a gewunn y oe... - a ” ro 7 a, , : pi F; : I 4 -, 4 “ 3 . . ‘4 ' neffroa Coorfizated fe draft wv r, a AC /8E/S PE GEe wa Vi Oss RELEALi mG GH “8s | BBCRBET | j2 ap yevisesnicanina ovens : REPROOUCTION @Y OTHER TAM 1 THE ISSUING OFFICE 6 PROHIBITED. Cagy Mo. 4¢ . Pe
(404-10106-10032 oe ” C oS nn 4 i Cd HD round | et a BeLeK pier Mow Resicducs - Tl March 1974 MEMORANDUM FOR: Domestic Collection Division ATTENTION: Hr, | SUBJECT: 7 Joseph R. MEROLA REFERENCE : HW 25826, a danuary 1974 1. On 10 January. 1974 the WH/2/Gs desk. received the - ~ referenced memorandum from the Domestic Collection Division _ fndicating the Miami field office had been in contact with one Joseph R. MEROLA. HMEROLA had just returned from a business — trip to E71 Salvadors and he reported that a friend of his had. identified a Mr? n the Political Section of the American Embassy tn San Salvador as a suspect CIA representative. ' Headquarters traces on Joseph R. MEROLA indicated that on several occasions inthe past MEROLA had clad was a CIA agent. The the Mr? referred to. above, was recently questioned regarding ssy contact ‘with MEROLA while the latter was in San Salvador. yr contact stated that both within the Embassy community and at socta] _ functions MEROLA had frequently referred to his contact with the CIA, past and present. He also volunteered this infor- mation to a former| ___Fantact. _ Loe 2. In light of the above, it would appear that MEROLA had taken advantage of his agency contacts i ate. a manner to the potential embarrassment of th ae We would, accordingly, appreciate that this be g ven ue consideration in your assessment of the advantage af your. continued contact with hin ; SS E2 IMPDET CL BY 509407
i {to4-t0706-10039] a LL nr ie rar fone -€ mo occ € as: waveRGTE 25 July 1973 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD ‘SUBJECT: Manuel Artime 1. Artime was an INRA official in the Castro regime on 1959 but broke with it in late 1959 or early 1960 over a communist issue and was exfiltrated by CIA. He was the political representative for Brigade 2506 and was captured during the Bay of Pigs. He was sentenced to be executed but this was later commuted by Castro‘to life inprisonnent. In 1962 Artime was released to the U.S. asspart of a prisoner exchange. ._ Dye 2. Fron June 1963 through April 1965 Artime conducted paramilitary operations (Project AMWORLD) against Cuba under the political banner of his exiled group, Movimiento de Recuperacion Revolucionaria (MRR). The Project expenses. during this period were approximately $7 million. The support was terminated effective 1 May 1965 but support for political operations was restored in June 1965 at the rate of $15,000 per month... This was scaled down to $5,000 a ’ nonth in September 1965, to $3,000 a month in June 1966, and terminated on 31 December 1966. Artime accepted this termination gracefully in a meeting on 13 January 1967. That ended. the formal operational relationship with Artinme, although he maintained informal contact with CIA, most recently with Robert Shaw when Shaw was | 27, (G-22 Orville Bathe AC/WH/ COG £2 IMPDET . ap ae CLASSTPTEN RY 54555 SEORE] ey teeta bine iP
To4-10106-10042] J + . % em SEERET 20 October 1976 } . _ a RETURNTO-CIA_. —_ a oo . Background Use Only - > OG Dear lr, Gteela,) |, “‘Whis document’ {s intended to confirm discussions held between yourself, representing hereinafter referred to as the "Company" and Mr. John J. Hurray, Jr., representing the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)... If it conforms to your . understanding of the agreement reached, kindly so acknowledge by signing below. — by placing on retainer Mr. Richard T. Gibson at an annual. fee of $9,900 per annum. Thin fea will he paid toe Mr. Gibson by the “to | Company in monthly increments of $750 each. The Company will overtly negotiate a retainér contract with Mr. Gibson, which will make eminently clear that both are negotiating and concluding the contract as independent parties; that.the Company will. have no. obligation to withhold Federal, state or Social Security income ‘taxes, 2. In consideration of the support rendered, CIA will pay the Company a fee of $10,000 per annun.- Provision is made in this anount to offset any nominal expenses the firm incure in its overt associations or support of Mr. Gibson. , 3. CIA will reimburse the Company in quarterly increments via « contrived contracrual arrangement between the Company and @ notional facility of CIA. Cancelled checks will serve as adequate accounting for monies paid the Company.’ "'4,: Because of CIA's interest in Mr. Gibson, it is requested that the Company neither offer Mr. Gibson bona. fide employment nor accept any proposal of employment from him without prior consent of CIA for a period of two (2) years following termination of this agreement, E2ZIMPDET nee CL by: 063837
74-90000 + @ “ 3. All information relating to this Agreement 1s classified secret. Both CIA and the Company agree that the most stringent safeguards will be taken to protect this information, including the existence of the agreement. Any information in any form that must ba given to a third party by either CIA or the Company will -.-be done in strict conformance with the laws safeguarding national security information, and. only with Full consultation between CIA and the Company... ; &.. This rn is effective 1 October 1976 and shall remain -in full effect for an indefinite period, subject to cancellation at any time upon sixty (60) days’ notice by either party thereto. . The CIA wishes to express its appreciation for the manner in which you have received this request to perform a sarvice related to the national security of the United States and for your personal actention s thereto. . CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY. eS a . o: “ Special Contracting Officer oe Be eo po. oP President Date oe
(404-10106-10087 og ‘ » Nees . ‘ | oo Tae | OGC 77-0428 : 19 January 1977 MEMORANDUM FOR: C/SE/SS FROM: Edmund Cohen of. Assistant General Counsel SUBJECT::. Reimbursement of Travel Expenses of Witness on Behalf of U.S. Governmen REFERENCES: © A.. Memo for Record, Same Subj. So e, B. Memo for C/SE Div. ) Subj: - . ‘Appearance as Witness on Behalf of U.S. | Government : a o 1. In accordance with instructions contained in reference A, | | ltraveled to Miami for a pre-trial conference in the case of U.S. v. Hemming, et al., No. 76-371-CR-CA (S.D.Fla.) Reference B seeks reimburse-- ment for this trip. 2. The undersigned spoke with Mr. Jim Williams, Budget Section, Drug Enforcement Administration (128-4266), about obtaining reimbursement : travel expenses. Mr. Williams was informed that insofar estimony related to his official duties as a DEA employee, DEA absorb the costs. Mr. Williams agreed and indicated that Mr. a | should call him to arrange reimbursement. Edmund Cohen cence erlang a Swe hte Rice Samedi! ttn eabt be Run arctan he & Seana s Lhatonig silt gate me ON -
(toe-ioio60067] y ia ~ “ee. 77- 790] 3 November 1977 MEMORANDUM FOR: General .Counsel ‘PROM: John C. Golden Assistant General Counsel SUBJECT: cd Ex-Collins Radio International , Employees REFERENCE: — MFR ata 3 Oct 77, same subject I received a telephone call 3 November 1977 from Mr. John Crowell, Assistant General Counsel for Rockwell International, Dalias, Texas. Mr..Crowell confirmed that an out-of-court settlement had been reached by Rockwell with General Thomas Wood (Ret.),. a former employee who had represented Collins Radio International. Mr. Crowell stated that no court action would result regarding Gen. Wood's separation from Rockwell and requested the appropriate Agency official be so notified. Furthermore, Mr. Crowell indicated it was his understanding that Mr. Sabani- had returned to Iran. Mr. Sabani who possesses dual citizenship (U.S./Iran). was a former assistant to the General. No contact has been made by Mr. Sabani with Rockwell to date. Per Mr. Crowell's request, I am providing a copy of this memo-. randum to the Director, O50, DDS&T. ce: D/OSO/DDSE&T a _ _ vent er er DAG hile ad rr. meme} Degeneres
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(404-10106-10093 “8 .* Ss a : a ewan , a Chief, WH/2 Coos ATES : Sop i 28 Mere ee Chie2, Dowestic Collection Division sag eS re werbes FELT L re & % £ oun B hee apt a Background © Since ont a 7 , _ | Sowept Re Mewole - - x09 (Not Reproduce cope es REP : Your Memorandum of 12 March 1974 , , ee h. For your saforsation, subject hae been @ volunteer source  pince. 1961. DCD is aware of his wusavery record, but he bas free ens woe _tine=to-tine produced inforastion of interest. Ss Ce gt a. DCD wishes to advise you, however, that vb have broken » ctne : oat eontact with Mercola. Should he contact DCD. again, wo ere ~ 8" gbLigated to listen politely, take down hia information for SF . transsittal to.the appropriate area desk, and males absolataly | no _ Promises for future contact. oe ee o Be. Pleage direct further anquirtes te Mr. ‘Ryan Be: Aes, a , ce Lore _ pew/aupport Branch/Opexs tions Support Section, Room 910, Se ety og sitet, EVAN B. * aues/b aad Services Branch (Control)