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TO

CIA HAS NO

DECLASSIFICATION AN

UPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

5010-106

MAY 1962 EDITION

GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES G

ERNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (105-98177)

DATE:

10/10/63

SAC, WFO (105-42974) (RUC)

ALL INFORMATISN CONTAINED

MERGIN IS UNCLASSE ED

LOUIS HENR

(00 :NY)

JONES

DATE "/CO/S BYSBISICIUA

SP.CeBJAfPSR

11-4-94

SPOMIC EN OF

Enclosed for the Bureau are nine

copies of LHM

containing interviews with Drs. PAUL MCDANIEL and WILLIAM-

WALLENMEYER. One copy is, enclosed to New York and two for

IN

Dr. McDANIEL furnished a 3" & 5" card on which JONES

wrote his address for Dr. McDANIEL..

The handwriting consists

of the words, "Ave. Tercera #1804 c/18 y 20, Miramar, Habana,

This card is

being retained by WEO.

Dr. MCDANIEL said that the first part of his conversation

325 Dexter Horton

He sells stocks and bonds in Seattle, Washington.

He is to remain abroad until Christmas, 1963. He described

STEVENS as an honest, loyal American, but one who could be

described as an

"Ugly American," in that he did not like

Russia, Russians, or anything

about them and let them know it

at every opportunity. He joined Dr. McDANIEL and JONES and

Dr. MCDANIEL told him not to be upset by the conversation,

because he wanted to talk with JONES and find out as much

he could about him.

STEVENS heard the first part of the con-

versation, but became increasingly irritated and excused himself

and left.

STEVENS left before Dr. WALLENMEYER joined them.

Seattle requested to check indices on STEVENS and UACB,

interview him upon his return around Christmas time for his:

recollections of

The conversation with JONES. STEVENS told

MCDANIEL that he

ay, other stops on a world tour after he

left Russia.

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UNIND STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

WASHINGTON

25, D.C.

October 10, 1963

LOUIS HENRY JONES

INTERNAL SECURITY - CUBA

Attached hereto are interview report forms containing

interviews about Jones with Doctor Paul W. McDaniel and Doctor

William A. Wallenmeyer, both employed by

the Division of

Research, Atomic energy Commission, Germantown, Maryland. Both

of these men met Jones in Moscow on September 4,1963, and

conversed with him.

ALL INFORMATION CONTALIB

This document contains neither

recommandations nor conclusions of .

the FBI. It is the proposty of

the FBi and is lonned to your agency;

it and its contents are not to be

distributed outside your agency.

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FD-302 (Rev. 1-25-60).

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGA N

Date

October 0, 2003

Beggasch Divialen, Atonie

On

0a Septenues 4, 1003, he vas da Moscow, Busade

tos a

setentific conferesco.

Ile attended the opera that evening and

thon returned to the Usraine Botel, whore he not LOUIS J0:D3

THRONES A COLIERGUO, DE. PALE RODARIES, D5- BODANIEL And JONES

were conversing at 9. table and De. VALLENUATER olaed them for

about disreen of cuenty minutes, uming tho midale part of

their conversation. During this part of the couvezcation, JuS

престолой теченіль ко тле байте сасе to содино пад обионсо.

Aise curing this tine, Do. Uchallel asted JOus 13 he Laoy he vas

In CROUDLO TAM ThE SEASE D092230323 OVER 138 CREVEL 1O CA

IS • VALLEASTER'e inpression was that JOwS roulazed that he

vas, but he sooned to thias it could be cloazodi.

DE. WALLETIEXKR had no information that J0Mg had

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also thought that JoS said that he (JONS) had no passport.

F. TALE EXER Said he did not pay nuch attention to JONAS"

statonents. Jots lapsessed him as a person who was not acainst

what as being done in the Unised Staton but who thought want was

boing done an Cuba was a good thing.. le soonod to think he vas

helping the Cubans and was helping hingolf at the sane timo. Le

did not talk against the United States, and oven moutsoned that

ho wantod to come back to this country. At the sane tino, he

vas not disillusioned about vhat vas gosag on da Cuba. Dr.

VALLKUHEYER was not sure that ho was preseat uhoa De. MeDallEl

asked JOTS 32 he was a neuber of the Communist Party. lle did

bave the impression that JOU was not overly concoruod that ho

us la trouble over his travel to Cuba-cole said be did nottelsevo

that Jouks vus on a hate campaign, againet the United States,

during the portion of the conversation he board.

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our drency: it and its contente are not to be diatributed outside your agenc

INCLOSURR

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FD 302 (Rev. 1-25-60)

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGA N

Date

October 9,1963

followsus intoratzon:

PUSSIA

He was in Moscow during August and September, 1965, for

a scientific confezence. On September 4,1000,

the night before

he test loscow, he not Louis funky dows do the ucaine botel 2o

LOSCOW.

At this hotel one orders coffee at a serving bar, then

carries it to any available table.

On this occasion, JONes was

occupying a table where Dr. McDANIEL found an empty seat.

le described JONIS as about 28-30 years old; slender

face, and large prominent mouth. JOkS has a really out-going,

bubbling personality. He introduced himself and told Dr.

MCDANIEL that he was an Amorican citizen and lived in lavana,

Cuba. Dr• McDANIEL became interested then and talked with JONES

for about an hous, starting at 11 P-".,September 4,1963• 3ONRS

said that he had not finished his education and wanted to zeturn

to the United States to do so. Although Dr. MCDANIEL, cannot

recall the verbatin conversation, there is no question in his

mind that JONS was sympathetic to communism. He asked if JONES

was a momber of the Communist Party. JONES said he was not a

member but was fully sympathetic with the aims and goals of the

communist novenent.

This was almost an exact quote of JONES'

response, to Dr. McDANIAL's recollection.

JONES did not say why he was in Moscow.

However, he

was greeted by a number of Spanish speaking people, mostly wonen,

who treated him with some deference as if he were a guide of

sone sort for a tour. This, however, was only an impression of

Dr. MCDANIL's and he had no conversation with JONES to verify

1t. Dr. MCDANIEL did not see JONES* wife in Moscow and had the

impression that she was a psychologist like him.

JONES said he went to Cuba on vacation about the time

of the revolution in Cuba,

Do considers CASTRO a great man who

has done so much for the Cubans that they can never repay hin.

JONES described CASTRO as a humanitarian who does not like

violence.

"When Dr. lcDANIEL asked him about the executions by

CASTRO, JONES defended CASTRO and explained the executions in

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

KENEN IS UNCLASSIFIED

10/2/63

Germantowa, Marylan DATE

On

at

1/10141

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205-12274

by

SA C. EDIIN GLASS, 05.15CA

8131-9-q4 808 Масен (ЗE2)

Date dictated

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This document contains neither reconmenda ons nor con

o FBI. IF

s the property of the FBli and le loaned to

your agenoy; it and its contents are hot to be distributed outside your agency.

ENCLOSURE

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WFO 105-42974

this way:

during the revolution when the citizens of Cuba

caught followers of BATISTA, CASTRO told them not to take the

law

into their own hands but to let the revolution handle

these people. If CASTRO had not done this, thousands would

have been killed.

Then, although CASTRO did not like to do it,

he had to execute some

to fulfill his promise to the people.

JONGS was aware of Dr. McDANIEL's position with the

United States government.

When asked if he did not think he

was in trouble with the State Department over his travel to Cuba,

he said he was sure he was.

He said that he expected to have

serious trouble, but said this would be on the conscience of the

united States government and not on bis. He made several very

derogatory remarks about the United States Department of State

and the United states government generally.

These remarks

alleged that the United States government lied about Cuba,

and

about atrocities there and took military steps against Cuba.

JONES said that in Cuba, he was working for a lady

about thirty-seven years old.

he said he is a psychologist.

His boss there in. Cuba is a fine woman dedicated to the revolution.

JONES said he found it a wonderful opportunity. He has a free

reign to conduct researches,

Dr. MCDANIEL asked him why so many people left Cuba.

JONES said the BATISTA government had a large number of exploiters.

They knew no other life,

they ran Cuba. They were intelligent

and

important. In the new socialist order they just did not fit

and they left,

Jones said his was for the betterment of the Cuban

a bloon to en

system. He expected the revolution to be a complete success and

does not expect many of these people to ever return to Cuba.

JONES said he does not have a passport.

He did not say

how he left the United States or how he

traveled to Cuba, other

than to say he went there on a vacation.

Dr, MCDANIEL asked JONGS how he explained having three

servants during this revolution. He explained the servants by

saying that this was a transition period in the revolution.

JONES contended that communis in

Although De, caNtl, cannot recall Jorts, theory is riskt.

exact words, he

received the impression from JONES that looked upon the

revolution in Cuba as the beginning of a great cause. in Dr.

MCDANIEL's opinion, JONES' attitude toward communism

Is. an attitude

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WEO 105-42974

one would expect him to have if he had been born in Russia and

had grown up under communism.

DT •

MCDANIEL had no information that JONES had

knowledge of United States travel regulations when he went to

Cuba,

DX.

McDANIEL is willing to appear and testify to the

above information in an administrative or judicial hearing.

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UNI: ID STATES DEPARTMENT OF - ISTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON 25, D.C.

In Reply, Please Refer to

File No

This document contains neither

recommendations not conclusions of

the FBL. Ii is the property of

the FDI and is loaned to your agenor:

¿i and is co taris cre not to 00

distributed outije your agoncy.

Wigar

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FD 302 (Rov: 1-25-60)

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGA N

Date

during

On

by

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AIL INFODMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

DATE

1/10/81

BISAIGSIWA

, File #

8131 84

3110012

1-7-01

5P4 MALICH

249910

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Date dictated

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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FD-302 (Rev: 125-G0)

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIG

Date

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNDASSIFIED

On

at

DATE 2/14 oct

BYSPIGSALUA

83181

3341

by

Date dictated

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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