i ~ , Syn. w al s (Airdicd cma dae Citing feo i he oe Pg 3 Safe 2233 Drawer 4 (cont.) 5. wey eo Oe oy *7. *8. *9, ~ yak " D bts ~ < fae ee Sasa aot collier nal Eide? gtceail ao oe a. Copy of DDO's memo, 6 November 1974, to D/D/Admin, Subject: The Question of Psychological a/o Security Screening of Potential _ "Defectors" such as Agee, Marks and Marchetti. ape r2 sult WNT AE * b. Some material on subject of Richard V. Allen (201 -831255), a 1 et fs Sh onchate a Copa . witting collaborator since January 1968, including a memo from RGR, 16 January 1975 | ht np Heke ti (SOpty Adrr on O42 “ace Ja Crseteg Broadfield Folder ~ folder on Edward Kk. Broadfield (P) - resume of his | (3/8 inch) employment with Agency and efforts to ‘straighten 1 out his tax 7 SPC -Lerptours Soff Apt. Wer Trancter ai ‘bl. Hee, bret Beet ph beeen eno L Off 2 hen pune vines (1/4 inch) Castro Interview - 7 September 1963, ~ BZ vttins thant potete pacpgbele Copies of NEW YORK TIMES, WASHINGTON POST, WASHINGTON “STAR. coverage of an impromptu interview given by Castro at a Brazilian Embassy reception, 7 September 1963. Correspondence on subject as possible connection with JFK assassination. Lastest item - 23 May 1975, Memo for DC/OPS, from RGR, Subject: Review of Selected Items in the Lee Harvey Oswald file re allegations | of ‘the Castro Cuban | Involvement . in the JFK ‘Assassination - ; ; ; (3/8 inch) ; Notes - handwritten notes (mostly) by RGR (?) - apparently more on Oswald case - Cuban, Mexican correspondence, etc. Machine run on various personalities - Oswald's contacts, associates, etc. . (1/4 inch) Rockefeller Commission - notes the Warren Commission - document requested by David W. Belin (Soviet Use of Kidnapping and Assassination). M/R - 1 April 1975 - conversation between RGR. and Mr. Belin. Also 4 April M/R added interview and book review on Mr. Belin's book, YOU ARE THE JURY. . (1/8 inch) Unidentified individual - Report. Letter from D.W. Belin, EX/Dir, | Commission on CIA Activities within the U.S., 15 April 1975, re photo taken of an unidentified individual (alleged to have been Lee Harvey Oswald) taken in Mexico City in October 1963. Follow-up correspondence, including a paper (45 pages) dated 2 May 1975 on subject and memo for | DC/OPS Staff, same date, by RGR »(3/4 inch) ty ° pour? as Dhoce nine qr we WW. (baca ee a ae ie
13-00000°-"~ = Safe 2233 Drawer 4 (cont. ) *10. *11. *12. *13. #14, *15. *16. . *17, Mexico Chrono Record - copy of chrono record on Lee Harvey Oswald (3/8 inch) Nosenko handling - discussions re use of Nosenko Information in Warren Commission report . . (1/8 inch) | Hoch Letter - Memo entitled "CIA Activities and the Warren Commission Investigation," prepared by Paul L. Hoch of Berkeley, Calif., under date of 24 March 1975 and presented to Commission on CIA Activites within the U.S. Attached thereto are questions keyed to pages. of this memo - . nn 697: inch) Unmarked Brown folder - contains pen comments and typed "draft" - Subject: Review of Selected Items in the Lee Harvey Oswald file re Allegations of Castro Cuban Invovlement in the JFK Assassination (1/4 inch) Brown envelope containing "Draft" with pen changes and notations, ‘dated 25 April 1975/RGR/, Subject" The Photo of an Unidentified _ Individual in the Warren Commission Report: A Factual Chronological Survey." -.Ref:. _ Memo by. D. W. _ Belin - to Mr. E. Harry | Knoche, 15 Pert cee Fe ‘Bere See ae tS Se! 1975 : : i a mee Cys “inch) Unmarked brown folder - contains draft of study (longhand), "Comparison.of Oswald Case with other American Defections to the USSR and Material Relating to Redefectors and their Wives" a (1/4 inch) Folder - Oswald - contains press clippings, copies of index cards, personal letters and other papers. Folder has 5x8 paper not attached with comments including "to be discussed with and returned to Mrs. Mattson" oo | (1/2 inch) a. Notes on Items selected - contains index of documents perused by staff members of Rockefeller Committee during week of 17 - 21 March 1975. Longhand notes presumably on "items selected." (1/4 inch) b. Additional folder added. | '¢. Machine run of Oswald 201. *Hold together Folders 6 through 17c - should be an addendum to Oswald's 201
Safe 2283 Drawer 4 (cont.) 26. ra *28.. 29. f. Statistics CI Training - July - December 1966 g. Statistics CI Training - January - June 1967 h. Statistics CI Training - July - December 1967 i. Statistics CI Training ~ January - June 1968 j. Statistics CI Training - July - December 1968 [Given to CI/RMO for retirement 24 September 1975 per “RGR CC comment] (3 1/2 inches) Brown envelope with notation "Keep Together - various .chassuniss materials relating to a final report on Yaseen.‘ | Contains bio info on personalities, including Alexander Orlov, Co Rudolf Abel, Soledad Sancha, Wolf and Samuel Le Levit, Edith Tudo-Hart-- “nee Suschitzky, Kathleen Cecilia Nutt, Frau Josefine. -(Fint)- Deutsch Pend eaten ose NESE ues Se ee Beta ee and others. Mr. Kalaris said to sené it ‘to R&A (given to Paula, nal 0/C/R&A) . — | (2.1/2 inches) - ences More info on Warren Commission Investigation of Assassination of JFK - folder is entitled "Dealings with Warren Commission" == =» (1 inch) Machirie- Print-out on 2070289248 (restricted to CI/RA2) dated 19 March 1975 - subject is Lee Harvey Oswald | ~ (1/4 inch) Careerists Survey - CIOPS - appears to be related to Attitudenal Survey, 8 November 1974 (see Item 18 above) Has note from RGR to Mr. Kalaris, 10 March 1975, attached. | (3/4 inch) “*Include with Folders 6 through 17c ee retemis se aetretete tage to tens mpemeraees ame og eee
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13-00000 “5 . , crarcy he an ia ® DRAFT MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director of Central Intelligence VIA : Deputy Director for Operations FROM : Lawrence M. Sternfield Acting Chief, Counterintelligence Staff SUBJECT : Ruby-Oswald Conspiracy 1. The Evening Star of 9 July 1976 carried an inside Brticle ex-itled “Ruby Met With Castro, Sturgis Says". The tive parag~zph article made the following points: A. Watergate burglar Sturgis says Ruby met Castrz and discussed "removal" of Kennedy ten weeks befor= the assassination. B. Sturgis passed above information to US Gover-ument agencies in early 1964. C.. Sturgis' investigation of Cuban exile involve- ment i-~ assassination was negative. d. Sturgis refused to identify agency for which emplovesd, but is known to have worked for CIA. E. Sturgis said his investigation produced evi- dence =—nat Oswald and Ruby were involved in the same conspiz—acy along with other people. =. The= following comments re Sturgis' remarks are based =£2ncy res==ords: A. With regard to the report that Sturgis was =mployes== by the Agency the report of the Rockefeller -mmis===ion on page 252 says that Sturgis testified SECRET
13-09000 . } j ' : i : ae ADE RU OE EIT, cele La oe Papen vere ener y ane Cn ar oe Vinuib under oath that he was never an employee of the Agency and a search of Agency records revealed no evidence of such employment in any form. d B. The Agency did ¥epett ‘to the FBI in CSCI inderma atin tran AN 3/779,814 on 30 January 1964 eCXILe SKGANIZAT LEM zrepert of a visit by Ruby to Cuba in late 1962-early 1963 had been received from Havana. This same report received press distribution and was widely known in the Cuban exile community in Miami. C.. There was no confirmatory information for that report either before or since it was made. D. #n considering the matter of Agency diligence and thoroughness in investigating the assassination of President Kennedy, the main point is that the in- formation was reported. E. There is no record in the Agency that this information was reported to the Warren Commission by the Agency oe the Bureau. In fact National Archives state that the Warren Commission records do not contain the information. - F. On the same point it is noted that in a memo to the Warren Commission on 15 September 1964 the DDP Mr. Karamesines said, “The Agency has no indication that Ruby and Oswald. . . might have been connected in any manner." 2 Cobre wii
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13-009000 iy. ” woe WASHINGTON STAR e aglaw owas atsiypag aap weacne THE CASE ~— which. arose from a 1971 complaint _ _ filed by Ralph Nader — pri- marily involves fares charged in California and Texas, where there are local intrastate airlines —United Press tnteriiati¢nal ‘hompson of Portland, ‘ter climbing from the. 1S ~~ 1,700 miles from (those that fly ‘solely within: | a single state). not’ regulate ‘Moscow ; I Ships # Home is were “made for view. ‘his weekend in Balti- 2. ; “he paradé of 7 of the 16 ‘ - pre riggers will contin-_ _* .ja Baitimore, however, : the’ ‘arrival. of West jnany’s Gorch Fock .in. nner ‘Harbor at 10 a.m, DFrow. - . ; lher square, regers are ion sunday © “agle, Mir- * 7 Danmar Ameri- ; ‘espucci). Esmeralda is ion Monday and Dar orza ties up on Thurs. All will be open. . timore’s Op Sail office - 4727-5688). ig scheduling ar hours. ed by the CAB/:.In within the ‘etate are’ 8 stantially, lower: than: those. normally charg byt inter state airlines. . ee i trips to Texas and Califor nia by specifying they ‘want the intrastate price. . Most passengers ett mersamentinana pe ® difference ‘and-.wind: MP a ing far higher fares. - ACCORDING -TO ‘th tcare Leaflets ~ ;,A‘ 1976 Official’. 9 sistributed by Los Angeles -:suburb) . soston P olice — : $25.50. The interstate fare is josTON (AP) —. The $30. Between San Antonio fon Police Patfolmen's and | neon ae A ‘ociation began distribut- P : pamphlets identifying jton as ‘Crime City, A, " yesterday and said , tron streets are unsafe . : ae ‘ourists.- - State airlines. ¢ ; union spokesman said ce officers alse would bh making arrests unless vor Kevin H. White jliates a dispute betwecn ianion aud Commisston- Robert diGrazia. i inong the union’s com- ope mdiGravia’s altera- intrastate fare between San Francisco and: Burbank (a SOOO apres eo, ever, are unaware. of- the - ~ ERIDAY ‘Guide, for -examile,- the °< hd - signment. batioy » 9 JULY 1976 * their fares to meet cone ate Bi ublic Utulivies . 5 Com “Ruby, Met With Castro, uban' exile -tie wit hooting of Kenriedy. . didated:t tha po i! “custody” in pee lower thetr fares *td:the were invélved inthe samme. tent: tees 10. ea ‘conspiracy.’ along with “ competition, °."? “--other people.” SAVE tha hfe af VIET SAMPVE TER aN ‘Hon, recovering from « ply Wal says that yk Ruby met inj lavéina With Fidel Castro”: 0 weeks'before the assasei- é Of President ‘Kennes” . _ tion. : ny, tof : Cuban “exiles in the’ Miami . ‘area-in the Kennedy ‘assag- . sination. He said neither his. . nvestigation nor that of fel- Jew. agents turned u ‘He ‘refused. to say: “for “what. agency he was work-' . - ing, or who gave him the as- Records: have — jathe. was ‘work. ‘that? ce sy ~ Ywo hundred years ago, the colonies were fighting for inde | One hundred yeors later, the United States of America was © ivi war.end of its way to gredtngis. Séatire chows fife deritg both those thes — 200 years ago t- 100 peers age todey — — $8 reported on the frost page of a cole: Peper in 77S ond on a tom poo of The Evening Stain 1876 200° ‘Years Ago: Pa. Gazette \hiladelphia, June 10. Extract of a letter from St. Eustatia “Ina Bristol paper of May 4th, it is s lroreign troops were ordered to sail w Sqrimnes fleet, and that Lord Howe took leave ‘get ‘put. from. court on the second of May te t- ‘command -Tt-is still ‘uneertain about the Com: aiae but: onthe 13th of April it was said comr ere re making out to- appoint five: Lord and Ger os and: ‘Mr Cornwallis; were, two of them, the _uncerta butssome said they were to be G j one Mr?‘Mills: they are to recei: submissio: 8, “and grant pardons, but not till 5 laid down your arms. - About five hundred vessels a are to carry the and olive branch with.a great number of flat-be '. boats, nine-thousand wagons, twenty- -seven ft ‘horses, and from thirty: to fifty thousand ‘me number apppedrs: still uncertain, but no dou! numbers are great by all which it is to be s: great ceremony is to be used on this most-soler: sion. Burgoyne is to command at Quebec, + York, and Clinton to: ‘the southward; Lord h rire - command the whole. The Queen has as brought another’ princess to Martyr To Science sale A Burlington naturalist last © while investigating the causes and e- poison of a wasp, nobly determined < of himself a martyr to science, and accordingly his thumb to an impatient insect he had’ caged : tle. The wasp entered into the martyr business . great deal-of spirit, and backed up.to the. thu “an abruptness which took the scientist. by.surpr . was Ey) deeply absorbed in the study of remedi she forgot.to: make any notes of the other: ‘points “nection -with’stings, but his wife'wrote a- parag: his: note-béok. for the benefit of science, ‘tu the that? ary effect of a wasp sting is abrur. mous and terrific profanity, followed by uni desire, fairly” amounting: t to @ mania, fon am. ‘Cariphor-and raw brandy: ie: 2