CONSIDERATION FOR CLEARANCE FOR CONTRACT.
Agency: CIA
Originator: CIA
From: WILLIAM F. O'SHEA
To: CHIEF, APPRAISAL SECTION
Document date: 08/31/1961
Document type: PAPER-TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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Subject 1s under consideration for clearance for Contract

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"A" employment which would permit him access to CIA premises

in the field (Miani).

He currently holds a Type "g" clearance.

Subject has not been polygraphed.

anana a averal a 19 to gi and re try to 95. 0 r

While at school he was employed as a part-time Teacher and as au

seance technician. subject's father was born (in Havana in 18911°, 09

08 He 1s currently a Cuban citizen residing in Havana. Subject's mother

was born fin Havana in 1901. Although she has not been naturalized, 10, 09, 08

she has resided in the United States from 1904 to 1922 and from 1942

to date. Other foreign connections, 1f ay, are not disclosed.

Investigation wes conducted in accordance with currently

prescribed CIA procedures. Checks at FBI, ONI, ACSI, State Depart-

ment Security, CSC, ECUA and OSI were negative.

Pessport records

contain no derogatory security Information concerning the Subject.

I&NS records verified Subject's naturalization.

4. During the current CIA investigation, Subject's employments

were verified as favorable. Credit records were favorable, and police

records were negative. During the investigation, two developed infor-

mants were interviewed, neither of whom questioned Subject's honesty,

loyalty, morals or integrity. Informants variously described subject

as sympathetic to the American wey of life, Intelligent, well educated

and trustworthy. One (confidential) informant, a former FBI agent,

advised he knew nothing of a derogatory nature concerning Subject.

5. Only one item of security interest appears in Subject's case.

This concerns his foreign connections (alien status of mother and

father, and possibly other foreign relatives). Exception to Regulation

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6. One informant advised that Subject is a diabetic who

must use insulin.

7. Investigation has disclosed no information which would

Indicate that either Subject or any member of his family 1s other

than loyal to the United States. Considering this, in addition

to the protracted residence of Subject's mother in the United

States, It is believed that the Ilkellhood of adverse pressure

being put on Subject by his foreign connections is remote. It

is believed that Subject meets security criteria for the pro-

posed employment. It 18, therefore, recommended that:

A. Exception to Regulation 10-3 be granted.

B.

Subject be security approved for Contract

Type "A" employment, subject to polygraph.

C. Subject's alleged diabetic condition be

brought to the attention of the Medical Staff.

Williase 1. 05hea.

William F. O'Shea

Appraisal Section

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