Agency: FBI
Originator: FBI
From: WANNALL
To: SULLIVAN
Document date: 11/13/1962
Document type: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note) .

DATE: 11-14-2017

JFK Assassination System

Identification Form

Date:

4/9/2015

Agency Information

AGENCY: FBI

RECORD NUMBER :

124-10325-10315

RECORD SERIES :

HQ

AGENCY FILE NUMBER:

62-80750-4030

Document Information

ORIGINATOR:

FBI

FROM:

WANNALL

TO: SULLIVAN

TITLE:

DATE:

PAGES:

SUBJECTS :

11/13/1962

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CIA LIAISON FILE

DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

CLASSIFICATION:

Secret

RESTRICTIONS:

1B; 1C

CURRENT STATUS :

Redact

DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 01/21/1999

OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE

COMMENTS :

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'Released under "the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote

DATE: 11-14-2017

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

UNITED STATES GOVERN

Memorandum

NT

Mohr

-asper

SECRET

allahan -

Conrad

TO :

W. C. Sullivan

DATE: 11/13/62 CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO

DECLASSIFICATIONS ARE GIRT

1 - Belmont

RELEASE OF CIAIINFORMARYN

FROM :

W. R. Wannall

1

Sullivan

Wannall

Kp1/8/98:

Liaison

SUBJECT:

CIA, OPERATIONS IN MIAMI

Papich

Dunn

angelle

Reference is made to Miami letter dated 11/2/62 setting

forth the results of a meeting which our Miami UrTice neld with

CIA official in charge of that Agency's

Mr. Theodore Shackley This meeting dealt with the case entitled

"Alwin Odio Tamayo, JInternal Security - Cuba." (Odio is the Cuban (S~

double agent who was turned over to us by CIA. During this meeting

Shackley presented his Agency's position with regard to future

coordination between FBI and CIA

and particularly made a point that

his Agency intended to run certain types of double agent operations

in this country.

On 11/8/62 Agent Papich contacted Victor John Wallen, CIA,

and directed his attention to the statements attributed to Shackley•

Wallen was told that the Bureau was not obligated under any directive

or agreement to keep ciA advised on a current and continuing basis

f all developments in the Odio case: that we did not have theCS]

responsibility of keeping CIA informed regarding any requests. for a

particular type of information which the subject might receive from

his superiors; and that the Bureau was not obligated to clear anything

a welFestablished interagency mechanism (U. S. Evaluation Board) ECs]

handling such clearances.

Wallen was further advised that Shackley's

intention to run Cuban agents in the United States would be, considered

a serious infringement of clear-cut FBl jurisdiction.

It was pointed

ALL INFORNATION CONIAINIO

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIPIED EXCEP

out that Shackle's intention was at variance with long-established

policy and understanding between the FBI and CIA since CIA'is

obligedato immediately advise us when information is received concerning

Bagents operating in this country.

THERE SECAN OTHERTI

Concerning Bureau's responsibilities to keep CIA advised,

the Liaison Agent informed Wallen that we recognized CIA interests

in Cuba and we would make available to that Agency all pertinent

information developed which might have a bearing on ClA interests.

This could include leads for CIA and coula be information which

might be of assistance to that Agency in directing its programs

against the Castro Government.

1 -

(105-115537 (odio)

RES 28

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62-80750-405

Enclosures

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