LIST OF NOTES REGARDING SAFE 2283 DRAWER 4.
Agency: CIA
Originator: CIA
Document date: 01/01/0000
Document type: PAPER-TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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Drawer 4 (cont.)

d.

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.

Some material on subject of Richard V. Allen (201-831255),

witting collaborator since January 1968, including a memo

from

RGR, 16 January 1975

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(3/8 inch)

5.

Broadfield Folder - folder on Edward K. Broadfield (P) - resume of his

* employment with Agency and efforts to straighten out his tax

'b1. Has become elegiste

delinquencies •

(1/4 inch)

*6. Castro Intervier - 7 Septerber 192 a me i i a el a de le

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)

*7. 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)

*8. 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)

*9.

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

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Draver 4 (cont.)

*10. Mexico Chrono Record - copy of chrono record on Lee Harvey Oswald

*11. Nosenko handling - discussions re use of Nosenko Information in

Warren Commission report

*12.

Hoch Letter - Memo entitled "CIA Activities and the Warren

Commission Investigation," prepared by paul 1. Hoch of Berkeley, calif.,

under date of 24 March 1975 and presented to Commission on CIA

Activities within the U.S. Attached thereto are questions keyed to

pages of this memo

#13. 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

*14. 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

Survex." Ref: Memo by DiM. Belin to Mr. E. Harry Knoche, 15 April

1975

*15. 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"

*16. 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"

*17. 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."

b. Additional folder added.

c.

Machine run of Oswald 201.

(3/8 inch)

(1/8 inch)

(1/8 inch)

(1/4 inch)

(1/4 inch)

(1/4 inch)

(1/2 inch)

(1/4 inch)

*Hold together Folders 6 through 17c - should be an addendum to

Oswald's 201

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Drawer 4 (cont.)

26.

*27.

*28.

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)

Brown envelope with notation "Keep Together - various classified

materials relating to a final report on Yaseen."

Contains bio info on personalities, including Alexander Orlov,

Rudolf Abel, Soledad Sancha, Wolf and Samuel Levit, Edith Tudo-Hart.

nee Suschitzky, Kathleen Cecilia Nutt, Frau Josefine (Fini) Deutsch

and others. Mr. Kalaris said to send it to R&A (given to Paula,

0/C/R&A)

More info on Warren Commission Investigation of Assassination of

JFK - folder is entitled "Dealings with Warren Commission"

Machire Print-out on 20T0289248 (restricted to CI/RA2) dated

19 March 1975 - subject is Lee Harvey Oswald

29. 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 1/2 inches)

(2 1/2 inches)

(1 inch)

(1/4 inch)

(3/4 inch)

*Include with

Folders 6

through 17c

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MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director of Central Intelligence

VIA

FROM

: Deputy Director for Operations

: Lawrence M. Sternfield

Acting Chief, Counterintelligence Staff

SUBJECT

: Ruby-Oswald Conspiracy

1.

The Evening Star of 9 July 1976 carried an inside

article

ex=itled "Ruby Met With Castro, Sturgis Says".

The

Five parag-aph article made the following points:

* Watergate burglar Sturgis says Ruby met

Castrt and discussed "removal" of Kennedy ten weeks

before the assassination.

B..

Sturgis passed above information to US

Goverzment agencies in early 1964.

C.

Sturgis' investigation of Cuban exile involve-

ment i assassination was negative.

d.

Sturgis refused to identify agency for which

employeed, but is known to have worked for CIA.

E.

Sturgis said his investigation produced evi-

dence —hat Oswald and Ruby were involved in the same

conspiracy along with other people.

3. The following comments re Sturgis' remarks are based

#gency resords:

A.

With regard to the report that Sturgis was

anployes: by the Agency the report of the Rockefeller

-ommiss = zon on page 252 says that Sturgis testified

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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.

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B. The Agency did

report

trou

3/779,814 on 30 January 1964 that an unevaluated

PXILE

OKGANIZATINN

soport 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. In 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

OR

by the Agency

@ 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."

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G. It is clear from our records that the memo-

randum to the Bureau on Ruby's visit to Cuba was in

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the file material which was made available to, the

Senate Sub-committee staff on 1 December 1975.

Lawrence M. Sternfield

Acting Chief

Counterintelligence Staff

CONCURRENCE:

Deputy Director for Operations

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WASHINGTON STAR

FRIDAY, 9 JULY 1976

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their fares to meet comper, state Public Uulicies. Comp-

tition.

United Press International

horpson of Portland,

ter climbing from the

1S - 1,700 miles from

THE CASE - which

arose from a 1871 complaint Kuby Met

filed by Ralph Nader - prI-

marily

involves

fares

charged in Callfornia and

Texas,

where

there

are

With Castro,

local

intrastate airlines

(those that fly solely within

Moscow

a single state) not regulati

Sturgis Says

ed by

the CAB?:In" both MAMT(UPI)Water.

states fares. between cities o/gate burglar Frank Sturgig

I Ships

home

normal chared by late a von do tie sa

state airlines.

As

nation of President Kenne

airlines long have

es long have matine dy and discussed removal

tained two sets of fares for

of the president along with

the states involved

A one arms purchased for Cuba

for interstate

passengers and#smuggling.of lilicit

and one for intrastate. pas

drugs Unto the United

s were made for view.

sengers. The fares Involve

* States.

this weekend in Balti-

only

e.

points within eachus sturgis

said in Say tele

state, and interstate pas- phone interview yesterday

he parade of 7'of the 16

sengers are "not, affected

that het ard other agents".

re riggers will' contin-

unless-they.twish'.to.tra.vel

pagsed that Infotination on

n Baltimore, however, within either Californiavor

to variousa goveriment

the arrival. of West Texas.

agendies early in 19647 be-

nany"s Gorch Fock in

In recent years, as wor

More the Warren Commis

nner Harbor at 10 a.m.

of the difference

"has. "sion completed its hearings,

orrow.

spread, . even knowledge

but bets uncertain whether

her square riggers are

able long distance: travel

the information was ever

on Sunday (Eagle, Mir-

ers have been able to buy

Danmark, and Ameri

lower-priced@tickets.on/misston.rtxu

made available to the com

espucci), Esmeralda is

trips to Texas and Cälifor

on Monday and

Dar

Sturgis said he had been

Two hundred years ogo, the colonies were fighting for inde

One hundred yeors later, the Unitud States of Americo was o

on, racovering from a civil war and on its way to greatnes

esture shows life dering boft those fieres - 200 years eno

100 years ago today - 9s reported on the front page of a cola.

paper in 1776 and on the front poge of The Ivening Ster in 187t.

200 Years Ago: Pa. Gazette

P

hiladelphia, June 10.

Extract of a letter from St. Eustatia

¿In'a Bristol paper of May 4th, it is s

foreign troops were ordered to sail w

Jfleet, and that Lord Howe took leave

set but from court on the second of May to t

command. It is still uncertain about the Comi

ers, but on the 13th of April it was said comn

were making, out to appoint live. Lord and Ger

and Mr. Cornwallis; were two of them, the

uncertain:-but some said they were to be G

Pownall and one Mr. Mills; they are to recei

submissions, and grant pardons, but not till y

laid down your arms.

About five hundred vessels are to carry the

and olive branch with a great number of flat-bo

..boats, nine thousand wagons, twenty-sevent

horses, and from thirty to fifty thousand in.

number apppears still uncertain; but no dou!

numbers are great by all which it is to be si

great ceremony is to be used on this most soler

sion. Burgoyne is to command at Quebec, i

York, and Clinton to the southward; Lord F

; command the whole.

The Queen has brought another princess to

tion..

nia by specifying they want assigned,

to, investigate

orza ties up on Thurs

the intrastate price.

(All will be open.

Most

passengers, how-

possible, involvement. of

Cuban exiles in the Miami

timore's Op Sail office

ever, are unaware. of the.

area in the Kennedy assas-

727-5688) is scheduling

difference and wind up pay

sination. He said neither his.

100 Years Ago: The Evening Sta

Martyr To Sclence

or hours.

ing far higher fares.

investigation nor that of fel-

low agents turned up any

A Burlington naturalist last

care Leaflets

ACCORDING • TO the

: Cuban exile tie with 'the

while investigating the causes and e:

June 1976 Official Airline:

shooting of Kennedy.

listributed by

Guide,

for: example, the

"He refused to say for

poison of a wasp, nobly determined :

intrastate fare between San

of himself a martyr to science, and accordingly

what agency he was work-

Francisco and Burbank (a ing, or who gave him the as

his thumb to an impatient insect he had caged:

poston Police

Los

Angeles suburb)

is

tle. The wasp entered into the martyr business

signment. Records have

$25.50. The interstate fare is

indicated that he was work

great deal of spirit, and backed up to the thur

OSTON (AP)

-. The

$30. Between San Antonio fing for the CLA at about that

an abruptness which took the scientist. by surpr

¡on Police Patrolmen's

and Houston.-intrastate..thatense.

was so deeply absorbed in the study of remedi

›ciation began distribut-

passengers. paye s15 while

the forgot to make any notes of the other polnts

pamphlets identifying

Interstate passenger aro

he said the investigationer nection with stings, but his wife'wrote a parag:

did produce evidence that

ton

as

*Crime City,

charged $31,227

his note-book. for the benefit of science, to tha

A." yesterday and said

In issutng the citing, the

Sentedy assassin bes Hef

Avey Oswald and Rubyg

Wab mande primary effect of a wasp sting is abrup

ron streets are unsafe

CAB authorized the, inter, shot Oswald while he was de

phemous and terrific profanity, followed by

desire,

i ourists.

- state airlines volved to police custody in ales

fairly amounting: to a mania, for ar

union spokesman said

lower their lares to the ex-

due officers also would

tent

песезвакі , 10

mece were involved th the same

camiphor.andraw brandy...

conspiracy: along

with

I making arrests unless

competition.

other people."

cor Kevin

H.

White

hates a dispute between

union and Commisston-

tober diGrazio.

mong the union's com-

•ere dicravin's altera

IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE

SaVE the len!

VET GAMVEERON

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