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[23]| 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992
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[44]MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
[45]FR: Chief, SB/2 Desk
[48]SUBJECT: COVER, (NoNOFFICTAD)- GENERAL
[49](Proposal for A&E Assessment of Potential
[50]#9 ofhpoan Agent Candidates)
[52]- «+ 1... Reference is made to. my previous memorandum pertaining ;
[53]to the proposal to initiate a change of policy with respect to
[54]the processing of potential REDSKIN Agents. oe
[56]- 9, - As will be noted, it was initially recommended that — .
[57]potential REDSKIN Agent candidates be provided with an ALE assess—
[58]ment by CTR prior to disclosure of Agency interest in them. and
[59]prior to the disclosure of any classified, information. This
[60]assessment will be conducted utilizing a (uonofficiel cover) ft
[61]was initially suggested that TSD's Psychological Assessment
[62]Associates firm now used by Dr. GITTINGER be used for this purpose.
[63]If the A&E assessment were favorable, Security would be requested
[64]to conduct a full investigation of the Subject’ and he would be
[65]subsequently contacted under alias CIA credentials. At that point,
[66]he would be requested to perform a mission for us and would be
[67]given requirements for same if he agreed to accept such assignment.
[69]3. Attention is invited to the attached memorandum dated
[70]8 February 1961. A copy of this memorandum vwas- furnished to
[71]the writer with the verbal request that credit checks be conducted
[72]on all the staff A&E members mentioned. Prior to the initiation
[73]of credit checks, it was verbally agreed between the undersigned and
[74]Mr. Thomas STRANGE, CCG/NC, that no credit check would be conducted
[75]on Jacob GOLDER, in view of the fact that it was known the latter
[77]checks were completed on or about 16 February 1961 and the results free
[78]verbally transmitted to Mr. Thomas STRANGE, Tet, . parte) Cp . | :
[79]ar bythe BUSI |
[81]lh. As of this date, CCG feels thet they mey have to establish
[82]another notional cover for this program. It is understood that Stee
[83]this cover will be utilized in addition to utilizing the(Psychological 2u
[84]Assessment Associates. \ Pending a further request in this ratter
[85]from CCG, no further tion is contemplated.
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[89]Attachment:
[91]A&E Memo dated 8 Feb. 1961
[92]KUHKEy ed (2-20-61)
[93]CLOSED ;
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[98]\ JE Roger O-
[100]COLDER, Jacob Ve
[102]Celine \4 GOCDRIGH, David C.
[104]: iP - XOSMERL, Alice F.
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[111]f VWekES, Micheel C.
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[117]Participated in ToYs uibhin the U. 5. for
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[121]APTACIRCEHT |
[123]EOD: 12 September 1951
[127]Overt evployes of the Agency except
[128]for 1957-1959; Gaipad - fav) Cover
[130]WH/4 Project (3-23 We
[132]EQ; 3 January 1955 .
[134]GS~15 a
[136]Overt employee of the Agency - DAS Cover
[137](overseas use)
[139]WH/k Project
[141]HOD: 9 April 1955
[142]Cvert sxployes of the Agency
[143]W/l, Project’ _
[145]EOD! 20 October 195° ..
[147]GS-13 : .
[149]Overt employee of the Agency, 1950 - DAC
[150]Cover for three months
[152]EOD; 21 Septerber 1951
[154]GS-15.
[156]Covert employes of the Agency
[157]1953-1954 Overt Status with Ora
[158]1954-1955 Army Status Cverseas, _
[159]1955-1957 U.S.(Foreign Service) 32
[160]1957~Present Army Civilian Cover
[162]EoD: 25 January 1960
[163]GS-12
[164]Overt employee of the Agency
[166]VY/!, curing 194.
[168]“tA Cover Sor these trips wis provided by the operaving division.
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