Originator: CIA
From: DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR PLANS
To: DIRECTOR, FBI
Document date: 03/08/1966
Document type: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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Agency Information

AGENCY: FBI

RECORD NUMBER: 124-10282-10362

RECORD SERIES: HQ

AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 100-339235-242

Document Information

ORIGINATOR: CIA

FROM: DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR PLANS

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI

TITLE :

DATE: 03/08/1966

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SUBJECTS :

SHF, ASSOC, TRA, RTN, CP ACT, PLP, RES, DESCR

DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

CLASSIFICATION: Secret

RESTRICTIONS: Not Assassination Related

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SENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENC

WASHINGTON 25, D. C.

8 MAR 1966

Director

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Attention: Mr. S. J. Papich

FROM : Deputy Director for. Plans eh

SUBJECI: Susan Heiligman FRANK

ALL FBI INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN

UNF

DATE 66

SPEME

1. Reference is made to your New York Field Office memorandum

dated 25 January 1966, captioned as above.

The following amplifies

information orally passed your Bureau via liaison on 17 February.

2. On 26 January, SUGAR was contacted in Brussels, Belgium

at his hotel by a woman calling herself Lisa.

having the opportunity to check the hotel register,

he found that

2a3opo Since the call on a ARMA, traven inside a i,

passport.

assumed that this was a name being used by Mrs. FRANK. The hotel

in question is frequented by communists and particularly by foreign

communist elements having dealings with Belgium's pro-Chinese

Communist Party•

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3. Subject told SUGAR that she planned to stay in Brussels only

one day before leaving for her return trip to the United States.

She

had spent & week in London, contacting may people on behalf of

William EPTON. She was unwilling to gave any account of contacts

in the society for Anglo-Chinese Understanding, a British organiza

tion which seeks to promote friendship and contacts with Communist

Subject stressed that she was representing the Epton

Committee in New York, not the Progressive Labor Party.

SUGAR was

told by Rene RAINDORF, lieutenant of Jacques GRIPPA, that Subject

stated that/the Progressive Labor Party was/trying to establish

fraternal contacts with the Japanese Communist Party and the

Japanese Socialist Party.

Bel quires

Subject told SUGAR that she had been in Algiers in June at

the time of the downfall of BEN BELLA. She stated that she had been

struck by the National Guardian's decision to publish a violent

anti-Boumedienne diatribe by S

an American living in Paris

whom she described as fanatical

"benbellist."

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5. SUGAR and subject were joined by Rene RAINDORE and

Michael

GRAINDORGE, secretary of GRIPPA's youth group and now a

lawyer!

ARMAND outlined the case of EPION to them and urged them

-to get statements on EPION's behalf from all possible quarters,

especially Belgian lawyer's associations. RAINDORF and GRAINDORGE

were surprised to learn that Subject planned to return to the

United States without making similar contacts in France and Italy.

Subject stated she had some addresses in Paris, among them

Partisans and Jacques

time 101-0410272

VERGES. Zie auc

SUGAR found Subject friendly but very uncommunicative,

cautious, and somewhat defensive. Subject maintained she had no

detailed knowledge of the newly formed Communist Party of the

U.S.A. (Marxist-Leninist) in Los Angeles, the Ad Hoc Committee for

& Marxist-Leninist Party in Chicago or other Pro-Chinese groups.

7. Lisa ARMAND made an appointment to see Jacques GRIPPA at

his home the morning of the 27th.

SUGAR: learned from GRIPPA that

his interview with Subject had not been very satisfactory. GRIPPA

noted that ARMAND's visit was the first contact with U.S. Marxist

Leninists and he had asked her for a survey of the situation in

the U.S., but she had cut him off and insisted on confining her

remarks to the EPION case.

O. SUGAR described Subject as about 45 to 50 years old,

5 feet tall, and of squarish build, with dark hair and a "Slavic"

appearance.

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