Agency: FBI
Originator: FBI
From: FLYNN, DANIEL A.
To: DIRECTOR, FBI
Document date: 12/1/65
Document type: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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JFK Assassination System

Identification Form

Agency Information

Date:

5/1/2015

AGENCY:

FBI

RECORD NUMBER:

124-10277-10148

RECORD SERIES: HQ

AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 100-401762-126

Released under the John

'. Kennedy

Assassination Records

Collection Aet of 1992

144 USC 2107 Note!.

Case#:NW 45784 Date:

11-16-2017

Document Information

ORIGINATOR :

FBI

FROM:

FLYNN, DANIEL A

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI

TITLE :

DATE: 12/01/1965

PAGES: 22

SUBJECTS :

RCF, SHF, BKG, EMP, RES, TRA, FINANCES, ASSOC, POLIT

AND SUBV ACT, CP, CHINA DAILY NEWS, PLM

DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

CLASSIFICATION: Confidential

RESTRICTIONS: 4; 4;11(a)

CURRENT STATUS: Redact

DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 10/01/1998

OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE, APPROVAL OF IRS

COMMENTS :

49.1

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NY 100-107383

INFORMANTS

Identity of Source

NY T-1

LENORE SERKANIC-CSNY

125 Christopher

Street,

NYC

NY T-2

CG5824-S*

File Number Where Located

NY 100-107383-4545

Documentation of SUSAN H.

FRANK

,BA975-SX(&U)

Documentation of: USUSAN Ho

FRANK

NY T-4

NY. 4047-9%

NY T-5

Mr. THOMAS ROGERS

Manager.

Chemical

Bank, NY Trust

Company, Grove and

w. 4th

• Street, NYC

NY T-6

SWiss Federal Police, e

Bern, Switzerland

NY T-7

NY 4033-5%

NY T-8

NY 4953-S*

NY 100-107383-404

NY 100-107383-418

(Legat Bern letter to

Director, 2/10/65)

COVER

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NY 100-107383

INFORMANTS (Cont'd)

Identity of Source

„T=9

559-57

File Number Where Located

ocumentation of ROSE

and BOB COE

PONIES

NY T-10

Former NY 1045-S

Documentation of IRA

GOLLOBIN

NY T-11

NY 2009-S

Documentation of IRA

GOLLOBIN

NY T-12

SA SHERMAN SCHOCHET

Intelligence Unit,

Internal Revénue Service

245 W. Houston Street,

NYC

Documentation of JACK

SHULMAN

REVIEWED BY BEEN TASK FORCE

ON 62218 dad

LE RELEASE IN FEL

RELEASE IN PART

• TOTAL DENIAL

NY T-13

NY 4569-S*

NY T-14

NY 2122-S*

Documentation of LEON

JOSEPHSON

Documentation of WILLIAM H.

HINTON

NE T-16 -

NY 3164-5X624

Is 34-56384-21097x41

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NY 100-107383

LEADS

NEW YORK

sources

activities.

NY 5225-S* has renewed his acquaintanceship

1th the subtect and hi

egard will be followed kee and developments in thi

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FD,305 (Rev. 3-17-64)

d..;

NY 100-107383

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Subject's name is included in the Security Index.

The data appearing on the Security Index card are current.

Changes on the Security Index "card are necessary and

6.

charged with security responsibility. Interested agencies

are _

This report is classifica "Confidential" pecause

(state reason) it contains information. from the Swiss

Federal Police which is classified "Confidential".

7.

LX

ubject previously interviewed (dates) 5/14/62 and 6/28/62

hiect was not reinterviewed because state reason

subject is presently under investigation in regard

to Chinese communist activities

An inter-

view of the subiect may alert him to our interests

in him and jeopardize this investigation.

8.

1 This case no longer meets the security Index criteria

and a letter has been directed to the Bureau recommending

cancellation of the Security Index card.

9. X

This case has been re-evaluated in the light of the

Security Index criteria and it continues to fall within

such criteria because (state reason

subject attended CP meeting on 5/3/57, at Adelphi Hall,

NY, NY (report of SA EARL W. BAKER 4/25/58, at NY). On 9/3/59,

CG 5824-S* advised that the subject's trip to China would have

EP, USA (report of SA GERALD P. REIDY dated

11/25/60, at NY).

10.

subject's SI card

-is not tabbed Detcom.

Ming=chogtatests&ted Chinese intelligence agent.

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FD-204 (Rev. 3-3-59)

UN!

D STATES DEPARTMENT OF - -

,TICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Copy to:

Report of:

Date:

DANIEL A. FLYNN

DEC

1 1965

Field Office File #:

100-107383

Title:

RICHARD CYRIL FRANK

Office: New York, New York

Bureau File #:: 100-401762

??: JEERION CONTATNED

FIL.

1A3 UN DISSETIED

EXCAT RUSHE SHOWN

ESTINITO

Character:

Synopsis:

INTERNAL SECURITY - CHINA

stre tree-lance"

He is employed

Assistant Director out of Local 161, Motion'

Picture Assistant Directors and Script Clerks Union.

report that the subject has not been working regular ve

Subject

reported to receive financial. help. from his mother

In May, 1964,

subject was

reported to have been in Geneva, Switzerland.Cn

August, 1964, he reportedly travelled through the southern part

of the US, and informant stated that the subject and his

postponed

Subject reported to

The subject also reported. to be depressed on occasions

and to have loud arguments with his wife.

-P-

DETAILS:

Residence

NY T-I advised on November 12, 1965, that RICHARD

CYRIL FRANK continues to reside at Apartment 30, 110 Christopher

Street, New York City, New York, with his wife, SUSAN H. FRANK.

PATIOT

12/27/94

SpsmAGCL

Classifed by

Declassin one MADR /JFK)

ingrating and

tertasstfication

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to

your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.

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NY 100-107383

NY T-5 advised on March 10, 1965, that on

February 25, 1965, a deposit of $9, 380.79 was made in the

subject's savings account.

At this time, he had a balance

in his savings account of $10,958.03.

•NY T-I advised on June 30, 1965

stated that he has about 33 bonds and one of that the subject

was recently

called and that he put the money which was about $9,000.00

in the bank.

NY I-S advised on November 12, 1965, that on that

date the subeet had a balance in his savings account oi

$7,500.00.

information from NY I-5 is not to be made

public except in the usual proceedings following the issuance

of a subpoena duces. tecum.

Travel of the Subject

NY I-6, a confidential source abroad, advised on

January 25, 1965, that RICHARD FRANK, home address, 110

Christopher Street, New York, New York, resided at the Hotel

Victoria, Geneva, Switzerland, 'arriving alone from New York-

from May 5 to 13: 1964 and at the Hotel du Jet d'Eau, Geneva,

Switzerland, arriving from New York from May 13 to 14, 1964.

At the second hotel, where he stayed for one night, it was

recalled that he had been in possession of a great

amount of

photographic material and had not stayed with anyone.(E)

NY T-6 stated that the Swiss Television was

not

called on to collaborate with FRANK which is customary for

professional reasons when a representative of a foreign tele-

vision organization comes to Switzerland and is usually

done

through Eurovision, whose Swiss office is at Zurich. (&)

The records of the Credit Card Division, American

Express Company, New York, New York,

were reviewed on October

• 21,

1964, by SA WALIER C. ZINK and revealed the following charges

against the subject's credit card:

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NY 100-107383

Contacts with JACK SHULMAN

NY I-12, another government agency

whies conducts intelligence investigations,

JFK Law 11(a)

NY T-4 advised that the subject was

in contact

with JACK SHULMAN on December 26, and December 31, 1964,

February 24, June 19, June 28, Jully 2, and July 17, 1965.

Contacts with

MILTON K. ROSEN

MILTON K. ROSEN and the Progressive

Labor Party are characterized in the

appendix pages of this report.

At 1:05 p.M. on December 9; 1964; the subject

was observed by SAS of the FBI to be in the company of MILTON

K. ROSEN, in the lobby of 39 cCortlandt Street, New

York,

New. York.

NY I-4 advised on December. 1, 1964, that on that

date MILTON K. ROSEN told the subject that there would be a

meeting of the Teachers' Committee

the following Wednesday

evening, and he would like the subject and his wife to attend.

NY T-4 advised on January 6, 1965, that on that

date RICHARD FRANK told ROSEN that he had received the material

on the "Negro Question" which ROSEN had mailed to him.

NY I-4 advised on January 14, 1965, that on that

date MILTON K. ROSEN asked the subject if the subject could

take over a class on the following night, since he, ROSEN,

could not make it.

IR

REVIEWED BY EIFK TASK FORGE

ON

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622-98 do

RELEASE IN FULL

I RELEASE IN PART

TOTAL DENIAL

CONFIDENTIAL

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