UNKNOWN SUBJECT, AUTHOR OF ANONYMOUS LETTER.
Originator: CIA
From: CHIEF SEC RESEARCH STAFF
To: CHIEF SPECIAL ACTIVITIES STAFF
Document date: 07/30/1965
Document type: PAPER - TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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FROM : CHIEF SEC RESEARCH STAFE

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TITLE

: UNKNOWN SUBJECT, AUTHOR OF ANONYMOUS LETTER.

DATE

: 07/30/1965

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SUBJECTS : LIFE MAGAZINE

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SECRET

30 July 1965

MEMORANDUM FOR:

ATTENTION

FROM

:

Chiai, Special Activities

Staft/

Office of Pessonnel

Mr. Fizinan P. Beas, Jr.

SUBJECT

Chief, Security Research Staft/

Office of Security

: Unxaown Subjack, Author of Anoymous Letter

1. Wiis relereace to a telapbonic conversation on 28 July 1965

between Mi. BEAl and Mi. DEMPSEY regarding a piece of correspond-

ence addrassed initially to Lile magazine and therealter to the Deputy

Direcios, Central Intelligence, Mit. HELMS, the auchorfs) therein signed

¿bomselves as "Agan: 70)" and "Spy out in the cold".

2. As was indicated to you, i, would on appreciaied il efforts

could do made to identity che responsible party or parties by reviewing

chosa "Suzplus Employeds" records who may have appliad fo: Peaco

Corps employment. This faci which conceivably could be a key to iden

Lilying the subor ay hava been broughi to your ascention in which case

is would be approciatod li you would nouly Mi. J. R. MURPHY 03 MI.

DEMPSEY on 36560.

3. Fos your iniormation and razontion there is atrached here-

with a copy of the questioned correspondence receivad by MI. HalS.

Eiforis were made to desermine the manner in which said attachment

was received bu: unfortunately the envelope, which presumably the note

was delivered is, was destroyed or lost, Mr. HELMS' secretary, who

has had occasion to observe other such questionable correspondence,

direcied to MI. MELVS in the pass, quite correctly thoughi it a matter

1or the Office of Security to investigase and ll possible attampt io analyse

the haodwriting.

This suggestion will of couzse be considered, but it

would greaily facilitato auch an effori it oy chance through your screen-

ing the aumber of suspecis could bopelully be caduced.

4. Your cooperatioa or opinions in this master will de appro-

clared. and welcomed,

JRMillW

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