Originator: FBI
From: WMFO
To: HQ
Document date: 01/10/1968
Document type: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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JFK Assassination System

Identification Form

Agency Information

AGENCY :

FBI

RECORD NUMBER: 124-90151-10013

RECORD SERIES: HQ

AGENCY FILE NUMBER: CR 105-150030-48

Document Information

ORIGINATOR: FBI

FROM: WMFO

TO:

HQ

TITLE :

DATE: .01/10/1968

'PAGES:

30

SUBJECTS :

ALINE MOSBY

INTER PRESS SERVICE

DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

CLASSIFICATION: Secret

RESTRICTIONS: 1B; 1C

CURRENT STATUS: Redact

DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 06/09/1999

OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE

COMMENTS:

RPT

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

FEFOUTING OFFICE

WASHINGTON FIELD

WASHINGTON FTELD

TITLE OF CASE

VENTER PRESS SERVICE (IPS), aka

JAN 10 1968

PEROET MADE SY

SA JAMES O. WATSON, JR.

CHARACTED OF CASE

VESTIGATIVE FERIOS

9/5/67 - 12/11/57

International Press Service

CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO

DECLASSIRIGATION AND/OR

RA - LATIN AMERICA

IS - LATIN AMERICA

RELEASE OF CIA INFORMATION

IN THIS DOCUMENT. K9/10/98

REFERENCES:

Bureau letter to WEO, 11/8/61;

Baltimore letter to Bureau, 10/31/67;

Report of

SA JAMES O. WATSON, IR.,

at washington, D. C.

10/20/57;

San Juan

letter to Bureau, 9/26/01;

Bureau 0-7 to WFO dated 9128/67.

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Reverend RICHARD KENNA, Director of Foreign Missions,-

Jesuit Order - Rastern United States: interviewed at Ballinoze,

Maryland, by SA THEODORE MALTNOWSKI.

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WFC 97-1847

WFO file 135-355 discloses that by routing slip

dated 7/12/65, the Bureau advised that COMSAT was a prime

contractor to the Defense Communications Agency with an

Advanced Communications Satellite Project involving classified

access and materials at

"Secret". level. Investigation reveals

Chilean Embassy Washington, D. C.

In view of the sensitive

nature of work performed at this establishment, ROJO's possible

relationship to a foreign diplomatic official.

the nature of (S

captioned prganization and contacts which DIA?

pas had with a

(sCiplomatic representative of a communist natio

NE'O

will attempt

to further identify ROJO and determine the nature of her position

at COMSAT and what access she may have to classified information

there

I20 files contain no identifiable information concerning

ESTELLE ROJO, Mrs. FSTELA 1. ROJO, ESTELA LORCA DE ROJO, ESTELA

DE ROJO, DAVID ROJO, Or DANIEL ROJO VILAR.K

WO files contain no identifiable information concerning

Father PATRICIO CARIOLA, Reverend RICHARD KENNA, OX STEPHEN

HUMPHREYS.

Information From CIA concerning HUMBERTO MALINARICH

is located in instant WrO file, serial 55, which information

was made available by Bureau 0-7 dated 9/28/67, and which

information is classified "SECRET, NO FOREIGN DISSEMINATION

"yE4)

Information from USDS concerning MALINARICH is located in WrO

File le Bertal Sertal made avallable areau 0-), detai

1/20/54, and is classified "Confidential."

INS concerning MALINARICH is unclassified and is located in:

WO file 105-0-1, serial 1407D, and was made available by Bureau

0.7 dated. 8/5/64.

STATE DEPTAST PARA,

i200 BR. Ie

1S DECLASSIFIEO PER

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WFO 97-1847

On 10/26/67, Source of Information JERRY HANNIFIN

(protect), of "Time"

, advised that ALINE)MOSBY has been

BELGIUM.

associated "off and on" with United Press International (UPI)

for many years:

As of 1950 she had a by-line in New York City.

In approximately 1952 she wanted to go to Europe but UPI would

not send her.

She left UPI and paid her own way to the Brussels

World Fair where she served for a while as a guide at the Fair.

MOSBY rejoined UPI in approximately 1957 or 1958 and was assigned

to Moscow, Russia, where she served "for some time".

Though

his recollections concerning MOSBY were vague, he had the

impression MOSBY had left UPI again during the past four or five

years and was doing free-lance work in Wescern Europe.

advised he had also heard recently that MOSBY had been "syndicating"

out of New York City on world affairs.

of MOSBY being approached by IPS for employment:

CHANNIFINghad no knowledge ESS

HANNIT IN subsequently nade availabie a copy of the CS

10/28/67 issue of "The Overseas Press Bulletin," weekly publica-

tion of The Overseas Press Club of America, World Press Center, *

54 West 40th Street, New York, New York, which conteined an

article beginning on page one entitled

"Forum Will Show How View

of Bolshevisi Has Changed"

• The article identified and described

panel quents and dais guests for the OPC's Edward R. Murrow

World Affairs Forum,

scheduled or lets to se

Evolucion and.

Fork City, ALINE MOSB?, who was described as heving served two

tours of duty in Moscow for UPI (1959-1962 / 2954-1965) was

listed among distinguished dais guests for the forum.

Her

book, "The View from No. 13 Feople's Street," is based on her

tenure there.

tstanding guests

for the critique included former

1: S: Ambassador to the USSR, GEORGE KEÑNAN; New York University

rofessor SIDNEY HOOK; ISAAC DON LEVINE, author of "The Rissian

Revolution;" HARRISON SALISBURY, Assistant Managing Editor of

"The New York Tines"; ALEXANDRA TOLSTOY, daughter of famed Russiari

novelist LEO TOLSTOY and numerous other distinguished personalities

knowledgeable in Soviet affairs.

D

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WEO 97-1847

on 11/1/61, PSI EMIL, R. SVEL.IS protect identity)

UPI night editor, advised SAs W. PEYTON GEORGE and ROBERT E.

CS

BEAMS that ALINE MOSBY, UPi correspondent formerly in roscow,

is now working at UPI Headquarters in New York on "women's

stuff."

INFORMANTS:

WE I-1 iSAGTA 767)(u)

WF T-2

15EN 6747378X

WE T-3 is MICHAEL ANCEL ERICE (Bufiles 62-100595 and

140-21383, WO files 105-51279 and 140-145541: who requested

that his identity be protected. ERICE voluntarily furnished

the information to SA JAMES M. COADI to whom he has volun-

tarily furnished information in the past, most recently infor

mation concerning FRANCISCO PORTELA Y ESTEVEZ, Chief Corres-

pondent for Prensa Latina, New lork City, as set forth in

WrO airtel and LHM dated 8/4/57,

captioned "ANTI-FIDEL, CASTRO

ACTIVITIES; IS - CU," Buiile 109-584, WEO file 105-29955.

ERICE did not furnish any details concerning the manner in

which he acquired the information.

LOADS:

NEW YORK

AT NEW YORK,

NEW YORK

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"Tü-204 Rev.

3-3-59)

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO

DECLASSIFICATION AND/OR,

RELEASE OF GIA INFORMATION

IN THIS DOCUMENT. K 9/10/98

CRET

Cops to:

Report o!:

Date:

Field Office File #:

Title:

SA JAMES O. WATSON, JR.

JAN 10 1968

97-1847

INTER PRESS SERVICE (IPS)

Ofice:

Bureau File #:

WASHINGTON, D. C.

105-150030

Character:

Synopsis:

*DRIVENGG

09147

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9/14/98

CLASSIFIER

DECLASSIFY

REGISTRATION ACT - LATIN AMERICA

INTERNAL SECURITY - LATIN AMERICA

Another Government agency reported in 9/67 information

from a source acquired in 8/67 that IPS has signed

agreements with Governments of Venezuela, Colombia

and Peru to provide teletyped news to official i-

Government information offices and overseas embassies

of each.

Source also reported IPS Latin

American

(LA) headquarters of IPS put up for sale a few months

ago, but I'S Director ROBERTO SAVIO changed his mind'

about selling% letter from Latin Anerican Newsletters

3/13/98

Puerto Rico, Inc., solicited subscription for "Lagin

America," described as a weekly newsletter. on political

and economic developments in LA, published in cooperation

with IPS.

Copy of 9/8/67 issue of "Latin America"

enclosed

with the letter, set forth in appendix.

Quotations from an IPS memorandum also enclosed in

letter, setting forth quotations touting "Latin

America," includes statements attributed to University

of Texas and Crocker-Citizens National Bank, San

Francisco.

Translation set forth of undated IPS

memorandum furnished by confidential source 10/67

indicating IPS signed contracts with Governments of

•Chile, Venezuele, Colombia, Italy: Ministry of Overseas

Development of Britain, European Common Market and

NO FORLIGN DISSOM

NS10/a

DECROSSA

This document contains neither reecmmendations nor conclusights or mean

It is the property ci the FBlord is loaned tu

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

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WFO 97-1847

Bank of London and South America and is

negotiating with Peru, Ecuador, Uruguay,

/

Belgium, "Germany",

, and the Latin American

Free Trade Association. Director of Foreign

Missions, Jesuit Order-Eastern United States,

advised EDUARDO. DIAZ received room, board and tuition

from Jesuits for two years of study at Georgetown

University, Washington, D. C. DIAZ recommended

by Jesuits of Santiago, Chile, following his

outstanding work in youth movement of Christian

Democrats (CD) during election of CD Presidential

Candidate EDUARDO FREI. Chilean Ambassador to

U. S. RADOMIRO TOMIC participated in making

arrangements in Chile For: DIAZ to come to Washington,

D. C.

DIAZ ran errands for Ambassador while studying

at Georgetown. ESTELLE ROJO, payee on check dated

7/8/67, in amount of $220, drawn against account of

DIAZ, possibly employed at COMSAT, Washington, D. C

and possibly related to Attache of Chilean Embass

Personal checking account of DIAZ inactive since

9/67, holding a balance of $9.80. HOLTKKUFYIN

identified by records of Security Bank, Washington,

Dontend

as correspondent for IPS.

Records of INS

disclose. DIAZ traveled to Chile and Mexico during

1966-1967, last departing from the U. S. on 8/4/67,

destined for Mexico.

.: P

DETAILS: AT WASHINGTON, D. C.

MULLER

On September 5, 1957, WE I-I, another (Government

agency which conducts personnel and security investigations:

made available unevaluated information received during Auguec,

1961s from a source considered to be reliable. This

source

learned the following from HUMBERTO HALINARTCH, a Chilean

and

URUGUAY

morning newspaper "Ia Republica":

2

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