Agency: FBI
Originator: FBI
From: BARRETT, ROBERT M.
To: DIRECTOR, FBI
Document date: 03/15/1963
Document type: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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JFK Assassination System

Identification Form

Agency Information

Date:

4/28/201

AGENCY :

FBI

RECORD NUMBER: 124-10207-10197

RECORD SERIES :

HQ

AGENCY FILE NUMBER :

62-9-12-406

Released under the John

F. kenned

Issassination Record

Collection act of 1992

144 USC 2107 Note!.

Case#:NU 45760 Date:

11-17-2017

Document Information

ORIGINATOR: FBI

FROM:

BARRETT, ROBERT M.

TO : DIRECTOR, FBI

TITLE :

DATE: 03/15/1963

PAGES: 75

SUBJECTS :

CIP, GAMBLING, RACK AND SUBV, THP

DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

CLASSIFICATION: Unclassified

RESTRICTIONS: 4; 11(a)

CURRENT STATUS : Redact

DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 09/28/1998

OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE, APPROVAL OF IRS

COMMENTS: RPT TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGES i-ii, INDEX PAGES a-k

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DL 94-55

JAMES EDWARD NOLLEY

ITWI; ITWP

(DL 168-20) (Closed)

WILEY BURROUGHS, et al

ITWP

(DL 168-28) (Pending)

It should be noted that this report is based on data

received from

trustworthy confidential sources, SAC contacts,

as infor-

mation obtained through file reviews of previous intelligence-

are

not set out in accordance with Bureau instructions.

IDENTITY OF INFORMANTS

Careful consideration has been given to each source

concealed and I symbols were utilized in this report only in

those instances where

the identities of the sources must be

concealed and where the sources have so requested that their

identity be concealed.

T Symbol

Number

Identity of Informant

Contacted By

DL T-1

Lt. JACK REVILL; Dallas PD, who has

requested his identity be kept confi-

dential as far as this information

is concerned

DL-141-C

DI T-2

DL T-3

DL-172-C

DL T-4

DL T-5

DL T-6

NY T-1

DL-170-C

Former PCI

PCI

NY-3123C*

SA ROBERT M.

BARRETT

SA ROBERT P.

GEMBERLING

SA ROBERT M.

BARRETT

SA ROBERT M.

BARRETT

SA ROBERT M.

BARRETT

SA IVAN D. LEE

New York FBI

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DL 94-55

/JEK Act 6 (4)

T. Symbol

Number

DL T-7

DL T-8

DL T-9

LV T-1

DL T-10

DL T-11

DL T-12

Identity of Informant

DL-105-C

DL-176-C-CS

HARRY M. HANNER, who has

requested his identity be

kept confidential

THERESE DUNN, who has requested

her identity be kept confidential

DL- 95-C

DL-146-C

R. A. BURROW, Southwestern Bell

Telephone Company,

Dallas, who

has requested his

identity be

kept confidential

PCI

T. FRED HODGE

Contacted By

SA MILTON L.

NEWSOM

SA ROBERT M. BARRETT

SA ROBERT M. BARRETT

SA LEWIS FAIN

SA ROBERT M. BARRETT

SA JAMES W. BOOKHOUT

" SA ROBERT M. BARRETT

SA ROBERT M. BARRETT

SA JOSEPH M. MYERS

SA JOSEPH M. MYERS

SA BEN S. HARRISON

SA JOSEPH M. MYERS

DL T-13

DL T-14

DL T-15

DL T-16

DL T-17

DL. T-18

DL T-19

DL T-20

DL T-21

DL T-22.

DL T-23

DL T-24

DL. T-25

DL T-26

DL T-27

DL T-28

Report of the American Hygenic

Society regarding prostitution

in Fort Worth

DL- 68-C

PCI

DL -79-C

PCI

PCI

DL- 34-C

SA BEN S. HARRISON

SA BEN S. HARRISON

SA SAM C. COTTON

SA JOSEPH M. MYERS

SA AUBREY ELLIOTT

SA JAMES W. BOOKHOUT

ROBERT MORGAN, Deputy Sheriff,

Dallas SO, who has requested

his

identity be kept confidential

insofar as this information is SA ROBERT M. BARRETT

concerned

DL-92 -C

SA LELAND D. STEPHENS

DL-118-C

SA WILLIAM R.

JENKINS

DL- 122-C

SA ROBERT M. BARRETT

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DL 94-55

R. B.

GRIMES, FBI NO. 2234982;

BILLYWATSON, Lubbock Police Department No. 32442;

TERES

SHERMAN DAVIS,

FBI No. 1703÷55;

NEAL DELAVAN, Lubbock Police Department No. 37827.

(PAT) RENFRO, Lubbock Police Department No. 31523;

On September 12, 1962, Captain RAYMOND WATERS, Texas

Rangers,

Lubbock, advised

he does not believe there has

been any

increase in gambling in the area around Lubbock during recent

years.

He said there have been a few permanent residents who

do nothing but gamble for a living, but the games are not regular

and are not held in any permanent location.

He continued that

gamblers hold card or dice games in hotel and motel rooms, and

occasionally in an office such as a cotton broker's office. He

said that usually a number of them will play with a very few

(sometimes only one) "pigeon." He stated it appears. that they

telephone "pigeons". and invite them to a game, giving the location,

and therefore it is not necessary for them to have a permanent

location.

He said he considered CECIL EUGENE HARRIS the most.

active local gambler and the only one who might be suspected

of having

bookmaking contacts in dallas or elsewhere.

DL T-16 advised on January 4, 1963, that he considered

BILL WATSON the most active gambler in

the Lubbock area at the

present time. He advised on February 25, 1962, that gambling in

Lubbock had been quiet and was mainly card and

dice games.

WILLIAM D. WILSON, Agent in Charge,

Intelligence

Division, Internal

Revenue Service, Lubbock, Texas, advised on

February 21, 1963, that

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AT PLAINVIEW, TEXAS

Lieutenant J. R.

advised on. January 29, 1963, FLAt. D. SPANN, Tho aperates

Plainview Police Department,

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