[1]12,A8084
[2]104-10433-10167
[4]| 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 |
[6]ee ne oe ce Sati hata IM z > San has Sp ts as a Me ta Be Staind sai etn ar, «Mia
[7]9 Ree abd i a is sich SE taal Se nett dances Bate ait tbe atu iis dans
[9].
[11]‘ 4
[13]- -Jeen
[14]Dec
[15]44)
[16]CODE
[18]1 - Hr, Rogen
[19]TELETYPE URGENT 1 =~ Hr. G. C,. Moore .
[20]ce 1. = Mr, Griffith
[22]_ 1 - Ur, Atkinson
[24]; 70 LEGAT SANTO poMINco ~~
[26]seen ne
[28]ASSASSINATION OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, am. EN CIPHERED
[29]c.
[30]REURTELS NUMBERS TWO AND FOUR DATED APRIL EIGHT -LAST
[32]WN aie a
[33]Fe detcns
[35]Bavay een.
[37]PERTINENT DATA IN ‘RETELS WaS INCORPORATED INTO LHM AND
[38]FURNISHED WHITE HOUSE, ATTORNEY GENERAL AND INTERESTED
[39]GOVERNMENT AGENCIES BY LETTER APRIL TEN INSTANT.
[41]Mk LO PL 2F-
[43]IH VIEW OF HATURE AND ENORMITY OF ALLEGATIONS MADE BY 4
[44]| HERNAN HENRIQUEZ LORA CONCERNING THIS MATTER, LEGAT MUST ENDEAVOR e a
[45]TO VERIFY OR DISPROVE SUCH ALLEGATIONS, 05
[46]PHOTOGRAPH OF ONE HERNAN HENRIQUEZ LORA, uso KNOWN AS
[47]HERNAN HENRIQURZ UREMA LORA, BORN OCTOBER TWENTY FOUR, FIFTEEN,
[48]AT SAN DIBIO, CUBA,OR SANTIAGO DE CUBA, CUBA, BEING FORWARDED
[50]SEPARATELY, © | REG. & Ud “S526 7-44 93 |
[51]BUREAU FILES REVEAL ABOVE INDIVIDUAL IS DOMINICAM cIrizm
[53]'@ APR 12 1968
[54]AND HIS PARENTS WERE MAX AND GUARINA HENRIQUES.
[56]Ey
[58]Vi - Foreign Liaison Unit (route through for, ret
[59]=—!— 1 = 105-168197 & Rap Brown) aye :
[61]fw)
[63]——— 1 = 100~446030 (S. car chael) . ust \ ak
[64]| Riow ELEY a O54 FV HOG F-~nap enriques roa
[66]a 7 "WAR. ROOM ee eee ee ek em me
[70]13-00000
[71]ann ipa anti poke ine ents neat lin A elie tne a. Sai
[73]TELETYPE TO LEGAT SANTO DOMINGO
[74]RE: ASSASSINATION OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR,
[76]‘SHXS INFORMATION WAS CLASSIFIED "SECRET" BY CIA, .
[77]‘Cla OW ADOUST NINE, SIXTY SIX, ADVISED IT HAD NOT HAD ANY
[79]NO OPERATIONAL INTEREST In Ge —
[81]INDICATED HE HAS "VERY UNSAVORY REPUTATION.“
[82]ADDITIONAL PERTINENT INFORMATION CONCERNING | HENRIQUES LORA
[84]WILL BE FORWARDED BY AIRTEL, oO _ ..
[86]7AND 178 FILES
[88]NOTE3
[90]Legat in retels reported Henriques Lora bad
[91]volunteered. a third party hed over heard a conversation in
[92]Santo Dosingo between two Dominican communists in which ~ ow 7.
[93]it was alleged that Stokely Carmichael and B. Rap Brown a
[94]advocated the death of Wartin Luther King and King's
[95]assassination would benefit the cause of black violence,
[97]Lv 8
[99]ron yee II sh
[100]| ah,
[102]wo Bo
[103]eo. ‘ : . ones?
[105]13-00000
[107]JA-9
[110]| CODE |
[111]a 1 —~ Mr. Rosen
[112]TELETYPE ' URGENT ' Lew re. G. C. Hoore
[113]: = Br, Griffith
[114]l= Hr, Atkinson
[116]| TO LEGA? SANTO DOMINGO"
[118]aN
[120]Oued)
[122]FROM DIRECTOR FBI <r
[123]ASSASSINATION GF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR,
[124]REURTELS NUMBERS THO AND FOUR DATED APAIL arabe NG
[126]MA aya
[127]Frag 66
[129]FIPHERED
[131]Yst arin 4
[132]re ee er .
[134]"PERTINENT DATA IM RETELS WAS INCORPORATED INTO LEM AND x
[135]FURNISHED WHITE HOUSE, ATTORNEY GENERAL AND INTERESTED ~
[136]GOVERNMENT AGENCIES BY LETTER APRIL. TEN INSTANT, nS =
[138]1M VIEW OF NATURE AND ENORMITY OF ALLEGATIONS WADE BY _ a al
[139]HERNAN HENRIQUEZ LORA CONCERNING THIS MATTER, LEGAT MUST ENDEAVOR a
[140]TO VERIFY OR DISPROVE SUCH ALLEGATIONS, an gel
[141]PHOTOGRAPH OF ONE HERNAN HENRIQUEZ LORA, ALSO KNOW! AS “ H
[142]HERNAN HENRIQUES URENA LORA, BORN OCTOBER TWENTY FOUR, FIFTEEN, i
[143]AT SAM DIEGO, CUBA, OR SANTIAGO | DE CURA, CUBA, BEING FORWARDED :
[144]SEPARATELY, oo REG. 4 “YY -38761-93 3
[145]BUREAU FILES REVEAL ABOVE INDIVIDUAL IS DOMINICAN CITIZ
[146]1@ APR 12 1968
[148]AND HIS PARENTS WERE ‘MAX 4ND GUARINA H@IRIQUEZ,
[149]qhmmnay
[151]CIA O8 APRIL SEVENTEEN, SIXTY THO, ADVISED ABOVE HENRIQUES
[153]RA WAS CITIZEN OF DOMINICAN REPUBLIC WEO ‘HAD BEEN TRAVELING on
[154]PASSPOR?P NUMBER ORE ONE TWO SEVEN DATED JANUARY TWENTY FIVE,
[155]{FEFTy ume, TH ONE NINE SIX THO HE RESIDED AT ANTONIC, HAURA, TEN 7
[157]Fe} - Foreign Liaison Unit (route through for, r
[159]== 1 = 105-168197 ee. Rap Brown) = Ou op 3 ry! Wh ‘
[160]<== _ 1 = 100-~446080 (8. cee: ion we (I
[163]a
[166]EFA O54 ws r-~gan Benriques Lor,
[167]enero THLE
[169]13-00000
[171]TELETYPE TO LEGAT SANTO DOMINGO
[172]RE: ASSASSINATION OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR,
[174]MADRID, SPAIN, ACCORDING TO CIA, HE HAD BEEN INVOLVED IN BOTH
[175]_ PRO-CASTEO AND ANTI-CASTRO ACTIVITIES IN MADRID DURING PRECEDING
[176]THO YEARS AND WAS SUSPECTED OF BEING A MEMBER OF CUBAN G-TWO,
[177]‘THIS INFORMATION WAS CLASSIFIED "SECERT™ BY CIA. . .
[179]CIA GN ADGUST NINE, SIXTY SIX, ADVISED If HAD NOT BAD ANY —
[180]OPERATIONAL INTEREST IM HERNAN HENRIQUES LORA AMD ITS FILES
[181]INDICATED HE HAS “VERY UNSAVORY REPUTATION,” | |
[183]ADDITIONAL PERTINENT INFORMATION. CONCERNING | HENRIQUES LORA
[184]WILL BE FORWARDED BY AIRTEL.
[186]NOTE: ; re
[187]Legat in retels reported Henriques Lora had ;
[188]volunteered a third party had over heard a conversation in ‘
[189]Santo Domingo between two Dominican communists in which
[190]it was alleged that Stokely Carmichael and H. Rap Brown oe
[191]advecated the death of Martin Luther King and King's :
[192]aesassination would benefit the cause ef black violence. .
[194]7 -2< ys st .
[198]A
[200]13-00000
[202]Stew Vee Se elie dae Le cet es colt metal Meee Oe Meme MRM cecal RT ai oll ac Aelita na canteen US,
[203]cant dente be admtdlgt gant a Ee wine w oete et
[207]«UNITED STATES GOVERNM ENT ror ; a ; DeLoes
[208], - Biahop
[210]Memorandum "3 a
[212]| IA : net —
[213]: : ; yey . _ Gale
[215]ro : Mr. D. J. Brennan, sre Ay ve DATE: April 17, 1968 Brawn ~
[216]a : | Toney
[217]‘ROM :) Se de Papichy/7 . fale, Roos ——
[219]f
[220]uajEcT: “ MURKIN
[222]M\F  surnisnea “the ollowiog to the Liaison Agent on April 17, 1988;
[226]A CIA source, characterized as being very reliable, .-
[227]ib advised that on or about 96. n individual identi-~ a
[230])(G/). at the a
[232]asked to be
[233]w
[235]ae po b
[237]Sing made to the office of the
[238]: (. He was asked to furnish his loca
[239]: ope and he refused. to do so. He became very
[240]agitated and then left, Seo far he hag sot returned to the
[241]aforementioned office. CIA's source stated that Gaz
[242]answers. the general description of the suspect io the . instant
[243]casé. ag. reported in news papers «
[245]be “ious that
[248]uri G wo not given). CIA's source ApELE 8
[249]him as 5°10"; 155 pounds; brown hair, receding hairline ca
[250]both sides; a sacar, not prominent, about two and one half
[251]inches long across the center of his forehead. His most
[252]outstanding characteriatic was his oni, described as "dise
[254]concerting a resembling a grimace. Bee % 4 cee, — 5 oel
[256]p(0 EMpadvised that this sane io og thio has beed ~
[257]‘BD given to our  Legat, Se bits wate th “OL able
[259]gourcez in Tokyo to eer ish vena. - a
[260]16) Kf this lead washes cut, CIA would like to bens
[262](o
[264]Go .
[265]ACTION: The above information ig being directed to the
[266]attention of the Civil Rights Section of the
[267]General Iavestigative Division. a fo
[268]SaP:clb a! (4). . fe
[269]~- Mr. ‘eGowan (Long) -
[270]A Liaisos :
[272]if ir. Papich’ re oo , Ri
[273]. 7 on af 4 ; bs : . i #
[274]‘ Dy. Reel 4Q0 ? ; he ; a :
[276]13-00000
[278]‘ROM
[282]anne CPO PT Oe Ee eR eT cS eee cS eee ae *
[284]ou toe a ~ a
[286]“UNIT ED STATES GOVERNMENT ’ ; - bate
[287]Memorandum . 9G. Ayo EE
[288]Mr. D. J. Brennan, in ffe bat: april 17, 1968 i
[289]. : Tavel
[290]8. Je Papichy/” Tees tan —
[293]C gown a Mil:
[295]Richard Ober, Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), ye [
[296]furnished the following to the Liaison Agent on April 17, 1968:
[298]« A CIA source, Characterized as being very reliable,
[299]advised that on or about April 15, 1968, an individual idesti-
[300]fyiog himself as Gerald Lee}Richards, a U. &. seaman, called
[301]at the Tokyo, » officd of the National Maritime Union and
[302]asked to be gig oa.a-ship as goon as possible. (It should.
[303]be noted that. veference is being made to the office of the U.S.
[304]National Maritime Union.) He was asked to furnish his local
[305]address in Tokyo, and he refused to.do so. He became very \
[307]agitated and then left. So far he has not returned to the
[309]aforementioned office. CIA's source stated that Richards:
[310]ansvers. the general description of the suspect in the fostant
[311]case. ag. reported ia newspapers. _
[313]‘Richards volunteered 4oformation indicating that
[314]he applied for seaman's papers in San Pedro, cal iforaia: on
[315]June 16, 1964, and that he registered as 2 member o ~ owe
[316]National Maritime. Union in San Pedro on February 21, 1968. a S
[317]He has Social Security number 562-46-5078 and U. S. Coast
[319]' Guard identifying document 22711-782, He was born Aprii 7) ;
[321]1937, in Missouri (town not given). CIA's source descr
[323]him ag &'10; 155 pounds; brown hair, receding hairline on
[325]both sides; a scar, not prominent, about two and one half
[327]faches long across the eester of his forehead. His most
[328]outstanding characteristic was his enany | described as "dis- if
[330]concerting and resembling a grimace firm Z? a an ae 7 A He
[332]Ober advised that this same informat rips. hag been =
[333]given to our Legat, Tokyo. CIA is qe. th ode Iay
[334]sources in Tokyo to establish the f Richard
[335]IZ thie lead washes out, CIA would like to be adVisad,
[337]ACTION: The above information is being directed to the
[338]attention of the Civil Rights Section of the
[339]General Investigative Division.
[341]SIP: rolb 4: ‘Lay | fe
[343]1 - ir. McGowan: (Long)
[344]& Lisison.
[346]va. hie . foe woods
[348]if Mr. Papicn ed _ ny
[349]’ a aS . . , a
[350]a , bs a
[352]13-00000
[354]Ve Qons
[355]* mal 1069 Motor
[356]Onn Gie, a9. wO. 9F
[358]"|. UNITED STATES G ERNMENT >» ff % Deloech
[360]Memorandum . 4wee cnet
[361]TO Mee We C. Sullivan ) / 5 DATE: April 22, 1968 ee =
[362]. - . ‘avel :
[363]: - , Trotter :
[364]FROM :Mr, J. A. Sizoo/(/ . eines
[365]oe. : . : : ‘an 7 i
[366]O a» . * me:
[367]SUBJECT: MURKEN .. (
[369])& At 6:35 pm 4/22/68, Gg _ a
[370](b)*" central ‘Intelligence Agency (cra), furnished the follow.
[372]information to Night Supervisor Janes Fe McGuire by telepzone:
[375](DY on of these individuals with the King case. He said CIA
[376]sources were trying to develop this matter further, He also
[377]advised that CIA would send the FBI a written communication
[379]concerning this matter on 4/23/68,
[381](\) At 9:10 pea 4/22/68,
[382]\v) that a check had been made with the<
[383]we determined that 2
[385]- . t /
[387]2 - Mr. Sullivan i - le, J.A,Sizoo |
[388]‘jJ-Mr. Rosen “ #1 = Mr, Papich a ALR 24 1968
[389]1 ~- Mr.,Helgeson 1 - Mr. J.F.McGuire :
[391]BEAPR3¢w0g re 2
[393]13-00000
[395]Wie.
[397]Memorandum to Mr, Sullivan
[398]RE: MURKIN
[400]the assassination of Martin Luther King. |
[401]the entire information may be a complete hoax; however, CIA will
[402]advise FBI if any additional data comes to their attention.
[404]ACTION: ,
[406]The above information was orally ‘furnished to Mr. Helgeson,
[407]General Investigative Division.
[411]Seta i eid tear Ie lt, alan i Mike
[413]Te
[416]13-00000
[420]Coe Cte, FO, HO. 27 ; - Tolsse ——_.
[421]UNITED STATESG ERNMENT = ~~ 5 a 3 4S Wot
[422]. N * Brahop «
[423]Memorandum | a
[425]TO ‘Mr. We C, Sullivan ) DATE: April 22, 1968 =
[427]Tovel
[428]- Trotter
[430]FROM Mr. De, s Sizo Sc . tate =
[434]At 6:35 pm 4/22/68, John Mapother, Clandestine Service, |
[435]Central Intelligence Agency » (CIA), furnished the following
[436]information to Night Supervisor Janes F. McGuire by telephone:
[438]CIA sources in Panama have reported two American citizens
[439]are being detained in Panama City, Panama, at the request of the
[440]Costa Rican authorities, Allegedly, they are being detained in
[441]connection with the assassination of Martin Luther King. These
[442]individuals are identified as Tom Wolman, born 7/17/44 in New York.
[443]Wolman has Pasgport Number JO85474, issued 1/29/68, and his
[444]permanent residence is shown ag 30 Larrys Lane, Pleasantville,
[446]New York, The other individual is identified as Douglas Harry
[447]Hulbard, Passport Number 330926, Hulbard is described ag a former
[448]soldier whe has returned to Panama to be married, CIB did not
[449]have any further descriptive data regarding Hulbard,
[451]-
[453]These two individuals were traveling in a Chevrolet,
[454]License Number 23GH19, Motor Number 13 387 13 113711, The vehicle
[455]and license plates could not be further described by CIA, According
[456]to CIA, Wolman's passport indicates he had entered and departed
[457]El Salvador ‘and Honduras on 4/17/68; Nicaragua on (4/18/68,
[459]My, Mapother advised he bas no indication why the Costa
[460]Rican authorities have requested thé detention of the above-
[461]described individuals. Further, he does not know of any factual
[462]connection of these individuals with the King case. He said CIA
[463]sources were trying to develop this matter further, He also
[464]adviged that CIA would send the FBI a written communication
[465]concerning this matter on 4/23/68,
[467]At 9: 10 pm 4/22/68, Norman Poulin, CIA, orally advised
[468]thet a check had been made with the Costa Rican authorities and
[469]determined that Costa Rica hag no information regarding the above-
[470]mentioned individuals; that Costa Rica did not request Panamanian
[471]authorities to hold these individuals, that they have no request :
[472]from any American authorities to detain thems | and that Did 13s
[474]Cf, ; ‘ Yfn- 2K _—
[475]JFM:chs (7)~ . wy . Recgg CONTINUED <--OVE Léhe Ah IC&
[476]1 - Me, Sullivan 1d ~ - Mr: J.A.8izoo
[477]i- Mr Rosen ‘ 1 = ir. Papich _.  @ . APR 24 1968
[478]a Helgeson 1 - Mr. J.F,McGuire 1
[479]. . a <> aspen}
[480]oat
[482]AAR enAR a 7 ody:
[484]13-00000
[486]tee. Bea ae 2 eed ete fa hos ue pits,
[488]Memorandum to Mr. Sullivan
[489]RE: MURKIN
[491]no knowledge of any connection between these individuals and
[493]the assassination of Martin Luther King, Poulin indicated that
[494]the entire information may be a complete hoax; however, CIA will
[495]advise FBI if any additional data comes to their attention.
[497]ACTION: ,
[499]The above information was orally furnished to Mr. Helgeson,
[500]General Investigative Division.
[503]13-00000
[505]al attwine ey dine eth ina sofa nena edemat ce oe ag ina ect iatan ale tak Lets S100 all watermill Waa 8: tat dite del tn 8 gait SO ‘
[506]4 HOtm 0. tO ~ ° Se 108 : - .
[507]. mar iret tamoe ce eee 5 bee a
[508]VERNMENT Ge wr
[509]UNITED STATES GOVERNME 7 a0 Case
[510]M emorandum | ci an
[511]. tee
[512]‘Mr. W. OC. Sullivan | uv 1 f/ - bare: 4/28/68 ae aE b
[513]we . an 4 =: -- re ,
[515]i J. A. Sizco / 2 , . . ee Saeed
[517]7: (uRKres ¢}
[519]Nee.
[520]te ‘
[522]: Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), advised fa
[524]Germany, had advised the ‘American Embassy, Addis Ababa,
[526]Ethiopia, that he believed he had seen an individual who b) B
[527]to be Eric Starvo Gait at the ee oe > L
[529]Bpon the afternoon of 4/23/68. Because he thought the . é)
[531](2)
[537]t
[538]|
[540]4
[542]or the je
[545]once, — —— _ | ms om
[547]None. For information. Thig is being referred to .
[548]the Generali Investigative Division.
[550]“gax:brr ~ (8)
[552]’ . 2¥ LY wt
[554]-1 = Mr. Sullivan Nit “eee
[556]i ~ Mr. Rosen . .
[557]1 - Mr. Sizoo oe TA
[559]2 ~ Mr. G.C. Hoors ; REC- 3) . ~~“ cf ; - ‘
[561]i ~- Kr. McGowan . ‘ .
[563]1 - Mr. McDonough oe
[565]1 - Me. Kavanagh . mace. .
[568]y , ee ee o_o
[569]1: r.. as :
[571]al
[573]13-00000
[577]tonm 8, 1 . ~ sole 106
[579]orsaw. we. mo. 0 . O~, on if - tae
[580]UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT an 28
[582]Memorandum | | cite ae
[584]cir, W, C, Sullivan uf a pare: 4/28/68 ee.
[586]an o
[587]T: MURKIN . - “.
[589]Norman Pulin, Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), advised
[590]this date that a german doctor, Klaus Steer, German Director,
[591]Scientific Department, Africa,-E. Merck Aktiengésellschast,
[592]Karmstady, Germany, had advised the American Embassy, Addis Ababa,
[593]Ethiopia, that he believed he had seen an individual whom he
[594]thought to be Eric Starvo Galt at the Bristol Hotel, Lagos,
[595]Nigeria, on the afternoon of 4/23/68. Because he thought the
[596]individual looked like Galt: he made an effort to get some
[597]information concerning him. He found he was registered at the
[598]hotel ag Jose- gaque, Room 403, receipt number D52138,
[599]account number 08325.- The doctor did not mow if Musgaque had
[601]' registered at the hotel as an American. In conversation with
[602]Muegaque the doctor learned that Musgaque was employed by the
[603]Wiider O11 Company (adress unknown) and was en route to . Warri
[604]o11 Field, Nigeria:
[606]Bufiles contain no references to Joe Musgaque or the a
[607]Wilder. O31 Company. - a ; ya
[609]Mr. Pulin, CIA, was advised that Bufiles contain no an
[610]references to Joe Muiegaque or Wilder O12 Company. 7
[612]' ACTION:
[614]None. For information, Thia is being referred to
[615]the General Investigative Division.
[617]- JUK:bre +)
[619]1 - Mr. Sullivan ayia ae
[620]1 -~ Mr. Rosen
[621]‘1+ Mr. Sizoo cae a ¢
[622]i ~ Mr. G.c. Moore ; REC- 41 = ‘et ; oo »
[624]i - i. McGowan . ; . 0
[628]Z -
[630]Mr. McDonough ;
[631]Me. Kavanagh . Swe ee ee
[635]ry
[638]wee
[641]wm
[643]13-00000
[645]wt es
[646]Yr 5 ¥ | 42 29~68
[648]Airtel
[650]' Tor SAC, Washington Field 1 - wr. Hudson
[652]From: Director, FBI.
[653]WORKIN
[655]a
[657]ae gue . . a coe - 0 . a
[659]\: On 4-28-68, a representative
[660]pt Bureau that 2@7 7 ee
[662]The indiv
[664]reportedly an employee of the =
[665]unknown) . :
[667]state any information “a
[668]which reportedly isa ,
[670]Handle damedistely. |
[671]Le Nenphis (info) - ph pec §
[673]thie oe - Par ffm 2V¥d
[675]. 4 APR BO 1968
[676]POH:jth.jXN oo : oo
[677](5) “yf a i al
[679]NOTE: See memorandum from J. A. Sizoo to ¥. C. Sullivan
[680]dated 4-28-68, captioned “Murkia™ JHE: brr.
[682]3 1968.
[684]wan nooull) revervee usr CJ
[686]UT PBEUTTTT TTT
[688]13-00000
[690]4-29-68
[692]Airtel
[694]To: SAC, Washington Field 1 - My. Hudson
[696]‘From: Director, FBI CC a Po
[697]. . a . :
[699]. Om 4-28-68, a representative of CIA advised the i
[700]Bureau that a German doctor, Kiaus Steer, German Director, woe
[701]Scientific Department, Africa, E. Merck Aktiengeselischast,
[702]Earustady, Germany, had advised. the American Embassy, ;
[704]Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, that he believed he had seen an
[706]individual whom he thought to be Eric Starvo Galt at the
[708]Bristol: Hotel, Lagos Nigeria, on the afternoon of 4-23-68, :
[709]The individual was identified ag Joe Musgaque, who is a eo
[711]reportedly an employee of the Wilder O8L Company (address a =
[713]unknown) . ~~
[714]Washington Field, check . pasaport records for any ‘
[716]identifying data concerning Musgaque; and also attempt to -
[718]determine through the Department of State any information eS”
[720]concerning the Wilder 0411 Company, which reportedly is
[721]operating in Nigeria. If no information available in
[723]State Department records regarding the Wilder O11 Company,
[725]. determine whether State Department can obtain this information
[726]_ from the Rigeriah Embassy.
[728]Handle immediately.
[730]a Le
[731]1 = Memphis (info) “yd pee 8 : /-a ;
[733]a APR SO 1968
[734]FJH: jib. j 4 ; : a
[736]NOTE: See memorandum from J. A. Sizoo to W. C. Sullivan
[737]'  . dated 4-28-68, captioned “Murkin" JHK:brr. .
[739]. rd 7 | We
[741]4
[743]3 1968.
[745]_ was. wool rever-+ usr]
[747]Le REEH EET
[749]13-00000
[751]ir. D. J. Brennan, Jr.
[753]S.J. Papich ae
[755]COMMUNIST PARTY GP COLOMBIA Gi)
[756]IWIERUAL SECURITY ~ COLOMBIA | O40 f fe 0
[760]This information will be checked aut ty the
[761]Soviet Section for any significant indicators rolating io
[762]the movement of funds through Soviet intelligence channels,
[764]- “- This information and enclosure are also being
[765]directed to the attestion of the Genoral Yavestivative Tivision
[767]in tho event we desire to check any idontified currency utilized
[769]by Jares Earl Nay against the attached listing.
[770]ai : a ; ;
[772]- * Enclosure
[775]2) ;
[777]‘1 = ie. Dranigan . Ce DPSS,
[778]l= ir. Wannait , . Mo as 4 (|. coon “
[779]li~ Yr. NcGovas HAT RNCORP
[780]l= HMurkio File ; $7 Uke 4 Wes
[782]“i = Liaisoa oo _ 4
[783]l ~ ty. Papich . ; — ren a
[785]14 DECT 3196
[787]t
[789]at
[791]CANAD FICED iM
[794]13-00000
[796]i
[797]a
[798]- :
[799], . -
[800]Hy. D. J. Dronnan, Jr. . May 2a, Lood '
[801]&. J. Fapgich oe .
[803]COMMS Sty crepe PARTY cH ? COL DST 3 a : 6
[804]INGERUAL SECURITY = CoLampta ff fo th Oe
[806]A area we nermneetet eran e reine mune”
[808]- a Tho Contral Intell igenne Agency (CZA) prev Lonsly
[809]thas furnished ingermatien concerning the. arveat of tyvn indie
[810]vituals in Golombia whe Clandestine ly breucht date tho country
[811]a inggo coum of UY. 8. cuxyraucy SBilated te bo aolivared, ata) the”
[813]Comupigt Par "ty co Cororbins _ L, - - —
[814]' ca a : : wit
[815]On Hey 22, 1968, Thowns Karamansines, Penvsy - an
[817]Director of. Plani3, CLA, wade avaliable the ens 2tasat Lint of t
[818]serial ‘numkers.of the gurrency recovercd by Colombian aff ieisis i
[819]Xt shoGld be noted that the first aicit am cnach ~isted  nausber ;
[821]Ges inne. es Sie . ot taeeel denon! inition Cl-TLs 2 naan Sm FEE
[822]voit | 20% 5-350 3 6a ee G0) ae rr et
[824]So, '
[825]sea . . m . _ _ me, - a an ; « : ;
[826]-. Fhis information vill he checked aut by the:
[827]Soviet? Section for any sigukficant indicators rabating to
[828]the movement of funds through Hoviet Lutelticonco: SHANE LS o
[829]- “"* Pads information and enslostire ore nian pe kon
[830]Gipeated fa the sttostion of the Genexal Jeveavice tive, Navision oo
[831]ta the event wo daaire te @beck noy identiktead currency wbilszen Soeey
[832]py dumes Earl fay agaAnst the attached 34s EAR. ree
[833]Raclosava oo | ne
[834]Gdpielb |
[835].
[837]L=ote. Deantean et GF
[838]: a ; . ; ay 7, a
[839]Lew hee nana co HM wth fae: yo!
[841]Loe faoetdu tL9e Lo §} AOURS
[842]“hoe TAnises : : 4 - : ey
[843]Lo- ore Dapich ; ; 7 RN | te
[844]. oo l™ . ry i ‘
[845]- ob d.
[846]. i
[848]tee
[849]. a
[850]ua ‘s eel ae .é oN.
[851]4 Deer sigeg a, GN
[852]Ca > . 4 a ~
[855]13-00000
[857]2020-106 ° . . -
[859]a an Crtiowal 10a" RO. 10 :
[860]: 4 Mat $962 2OITIOR
[861]_ O3a Gea, HG. NO. 27 : i
[862]. : ‘ 7
[865]UNITED ST. ATES GOV"ANMENT
[868]ro: sor. BE, S, Miller, wr spare: November 29, 1973.
[870]iA\ rrom : We AL Branigan. : oO
[871]i oN . On
[873]SUBJECT: COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE ASSASSINATIONS .
[874]a MISCELLANEOUS — INFORMATION CONCERNING
[876]On November 21, 1973, Mr.
[878]_ q Central Intelligence Agency personally
[879]a press release noting that the captioned committee was sponsoring
[881]2G “- @ two-day conference at Georgetown University on November 23 and.
[882]Ne 24 in commemoration of the tenth Anniversary of President John F,
[884]i
[885]i
[887]Kennedy's death, Mr.g Ly
[888]Special Agent Willian ner was scheduled to be the moderator i
[889]of a panel dealing with unique investigative technigues, In the |
[890]program Turner is identified as a former FBI Agent, author of - |
[891]numerous books on investigative techniques, . Among others “|
[892]appearing on the program are Fred Cook, MarkyLane, Harold Weisber{
[893]ail of whom who have been outspoken critics of: ‘the FBI. ON :
[895]whee
[897]/ The Central Intelligence Agency, according toftr.
[898]as concerned over the appearance of their ex-employees -
[899]\ivictor; Jiarchetti and George Qi FOOTE. mo,
[900]We BeXQ Toc
[902]Onin
[904]“ee
[906]| ajadvised that his ' Agency would have ° ‘covera
[907]of the confe ence and that he would be happy to pass along an
[908]‘data. developed by their coverage.
[910]Py)
[912]it
[917]el
[922]CTION :
[923]. nformation, Anything of pertinence received —
[924]% will be made a matter of record, A copy of this
[925](i) — ‘memorandu S been. designated for -the. personnel file of
[927]° 5 ex-Agent Turner. - 7 . _
[929]2 was: hke j} :7 oe * Rebag a see
[930]2 : oO Pog 1
[931]“2 ©®) bar as 2
[932]62-112697 NHZ - =f recone sie |
[933]Enclosure a
[935]1 ~ Personnel File. of Willian Tu
[936]1 — Hr. E. W. Walsh \
[938]1 - Mr. E. S. Miller
[940]vs oa XL hand Mr. W. A. Branigan . Rute —_ |
[941]Co pgs ctere weswees |_—— XEROX , oo,
[942]. WAY gia: 7 2 | |
[943]i
[944]|
[946]Lee :
[947]DFR ag sama ~. € Famed Cock Ele
[949]ROR C om. PUN gy as...
[952]13-00000
[954]Io
[955]1
[957]wee
[959]a
[961]ae fr, Lf peso
[963]OT #
[965]ra
[967]ry
[969]if
[971]f.
[972]De
[978]BS OLE y gine A Peds !xBROX
[980]Grtional FOAM NO. 29 se19-108—” . --
[981]MAT 1907 THIGH
[982]GSA CEM, WC. HS. 37
[984]_ UNITED ST. ATES GOV" ANMENT
[988]_ « -Memoranaum.. a a
[989]ft . . - , En Aer —
[990]TO Mr. E, 5 ° Miller, dy . . DATE: November 29, 1973 . fee. tow =
[991]AY FROM W. Aw Branigan a . _ oo inereans
[992]Vy) . ; “ _ ae sree: Tate
[993]sumecr: GOMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE ASSASSINATIONS or Samson —
[994]MISCELLANEOUS + INFORMATION CONCERNING Do, 2 Or resngr Sac’) -
[996]Aue ee
[998]On November 21, 1973, Mr. Raymond Rocca of the | gre
[999]Central Intelligence. Agency. personally delivered the attached
[1000]press release noting that the captioned committee was sponsoring
[1001]a two-day conference at Georgetown University on November 23 and —
[1002]24 in commemoration of the Tenth Anniversary of President John F.
[1003]Kennedy's death. Mr. Rocca particularly noted that former
[1004]Special Agent William Turner was scheduled to be the moderator
[1005]of a panel dealing with unique investigative techniques, In. the
[1006]program Turner is identified as a former FBI Agent, author of
[1007]numerous books on investigative techniques, . Among others
[1008]appearing on the program are Fred Cook, Mark/Lane, Harold (Weisberg,
[1009]all of Whom. who have been outspoken eritics of: the FBI, Se tee
[1010]cw : ‘The Central. Intelligence ‘Agency, according to Mr, Rocca,
[1012]as concerned over the appearance of their ex-employees: -
[1013]IWictor, Marchetti and George Q, Tooke «:
[1015]“ir. Rocea advised that his " Agency would have covera
[1017]of the conference and that he would be happy to pass along an
[1018]data developed by their coverage,
[1020]CTION:
[1022]For information. Anything of. pertinence received
[1023]from Mr, Rocca will be made a matter of record. .A copy of this
[1024]memorandum has been designated for ‘the personnel file of
[1025]ex-Agent Turner, Ce
[1026]. SEE .
[1027]WABrhkef.:7 t ” REC-89 , me
[1028](5)
[1030]' bn ~/12le 97-2
[1032]ALY, essa
[1033]Mer MOT
[1035]62-112697 _.
[1036]Enclosure
[1038]- Personnel File of Willi
[1039]- Mr. E, W. Walsh ;
[1040]~ Mr. W. A. Branigan
[1042]MEIEMCARDRD COPY Fuldad
[1044]ade S4 1909 |
[1046]DEC 12 ta%a
[1049]13-00000
[1051]( . COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE
[1052]MAND, PENSTERWALD, FR, r . ooo . . ROBERT aunt
[1053]ean custve DIAEC!SR ASSASSINATIONS . ; DIURCTOR OF RIIANCEL
[1054]. * 4520 167" STREET, N. W. -  saeres means: |
[1055]“WASHINGTON, ND. C.. 20006 - : : “Sounars-
[1056](202) 232-1152
[1058]Mp
[1060]FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
[1064]in observance of the tenth anniversary of President i Kennedy! 8. deata, a a
[1065]the Committee to Investigate Assdssinations is sponsoring a tworday
[1067]Confereace at Georgetown University on November 23rd and 24th. A
[1069]brochure describing the Conference and its program is attached. .As
[1070]you will note, several of the Nation's prominent writers and investi-
[1072]gators of the assassinations of the past decade will speak.
[1074]i While 2 umber of different points of view on the subject will be
[1076]represented, there is ‘general consensus that the Executive Branch has
[1078]failed to make known all the relevant facts of the assassinations...
[1080]We believe that the Congress must ultimately take the initiative if
[1081]‘the public is to learn all -of the facts, and that Watergate has shown
[1082]us that Congress’ action depends largely. on disclosures by an informed
[1084]~ press and other news media.
[1086]eo .
[1087]A press pass will be available for you at the Conference registration,
[1089]desk. For further information, please contact:
[1090]14
[1092]. Ms. andreaYiyatt —
[1094]Conference Coordinator
[1096](202) 232-1152
[1098]Preoart WW. A Liban ea
[1099]. é Tt &. oh G We Berd . -_ :
[1100]a _ Up2ZI/O3 | "
[1101]WA BERCEOSUR |
[1102]aon en) <5 meet 2 |
[1105]13-00000
[1107]a :
[1108]“ , a .
[1109]THE LAST THREE PRESIDENTIAL
[1110]. ELECTIONS HAVES BEEN DECIDED BY
[1112]BULLETS:
[1114]1864 — result decided by the assassination of
[1115]Peesidcat John F, Kennedy
[1117]$OF2 — result decided by the near. aasassination of
[1119]Goverror Gouge Wellace
[1121]WHAT issathe evidence?
[1123]WHO fire tne fatal shots?
[1125]WHY nas there been such a concerted cffort
[1126]fo withheld the facis?
[1127]WHO was really behin 1d ine ass2 assin ions?
[1131]COME SHARE THE FINDINGS
[1132]OF THE NATIONS EXPERTS
[1134]AT-A TWO DAY CONFERINCE
[1135]SPONSORED BY THE COMMITTEE TO
[1137]INVESTIGATE ASSASSINATICNS
[1139]“TO BE NFL AT:
[1141]- Nov. 23-24, 1973
[1143]COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE ASSAS SSINATIONS: a
[1144]_ 1820 16th Street, NAW., Washington, 0.C. « (292) 232-4152
[1146]PAS ALUN A
[1148]MBEOYA' @ AAS
[1149]» WALLAC! E #SALVADO RE ALLEN? . __
[1154]Go ASTID ATION
[1156]os 3
[1158]JOIN lf, KENNEDY > SYLVANUS OLYMP!O
[1159]ABDUL KARI KASSEM @ MEDGAR EVERS ©
[1160]"NGO" DISH DIEM © JIGME DOR}T 6 ACIS AL}
[1161]SHISHAKLE © PIERRE NGENDANDUNMIWE
[1162]HASSAN ALI MANSOUR ? MALCOLM X # ViIOL.-
[1163]LIUZZO @ MARIO MENDEZ MONTENZGRO @ SIP
[1164]ABUBAKAR BALEWA 2 LT IRSNSE AGUPYE ©
[1165]HENDRIK -VERWOERD © TRAN VAN VAN 4
[1166]GEORG GE LINCCLN ROCKWELL e Chk GUEVAP
[1168]° HARTIN CU HER KING @ ROSEP™ r.
[1170]DUARDOG MONDLANE @ TOM
[1173]KENNEDY -¢ |
[1176]i
[1178]i
[1180]Pn Saas
[1182]tree ooo magemnetattbien cease ARIE eon
[1184]temas et
[1186]fe
[1189]13-00000
[1191]bad
[1193]FRIDAY — NOVEMBER 23
[1195]LATE REGISTRATION —
[1196]Early Registrants pick up passes,
[1199]itr. Bernard Fensterwatd, Js, Executive
[1200]‘ Director, Committee to Investigate
[1201]—_ Assassinations
[1202]Mr. Norman Mailer, Author and Forwarder
[1203]of The Fifadi Estate
[1205]10:00 CURRENT STATUS OF PROMIMENT
[1206]ASSASSINATION CASES:
[1207]JPR CAsE Mr Robert P. Smith, Director
[1208]of vescarch, Commitice to lavestigate
[1209]Av oassinations
[1210]Ry < CASE — hit, Robert Hanson, Attorney,
[1211]present counsel for Sidnan Sirhan
[1212]KING CASE - Mr. James Lesar, Attorney,
[1213]present counsel for James Cari Ray
[1215]WALLACE CASE — Nir. Romid Van Doren,
[1217]Newsman, Author, researcher intg the
[1218]backgruuad of Arthur Bremer
[1219]ROCKWELL CASE — Ms, Meredith Rode,
[1220]Pratessor at Federal City Callege,
[1221]Authority in kiting of Geerge Lincoln
[1222]Rockwell
[1224].
[1227]77:30 | UNIQUE INVESTIGATIVE TECHNIQUES:
[1228]; _ ir, Wiltlam Turner, Moderster ~ Former
[1229]Fal Agent, Auther of numerous books
[1230]on favestigaiive lecaniques
[1231]Nr. Goorse G'Toole — Farner CIA Agent,
[1232]“reo-Lince Writer, expert an the PSE
[1233](Psychological Stress fy 5
[1237]- Report
[1239]Mr, Robert Sahamen — Comnuier U iginecr,.
[1240], lecturer on the Warren Commission
[1242]ago
[1250]a
[1251]a
[1253]FRIQAY = Continued
[1255]BREAK FOR LUNCH
[1257]MEDICAL AD PHYSICAL EVIDENCE:
[1259]Mir, joslah Theompsen, Moderator —
[1260]Professor at Haverford College, adthor of
[1261]Six Seconds in Dallas
[1263]Dr. Cyril Wecht — Professor of Law and
[1264]Forensic Medicine at "Duquesne
[1265]University; Coroner of Pittsburgh, Pa.
[1267]Ms. Sylvia Meagher — ‘Attorney, UN Official,
[1268]author of Accesseries Alter The Fact
[1270]Bree
[1272]Mr. Roger Hanson — Attorney, counsel to
[1274]Sirhan Sirhan os
[1275]Mr. Herbert MacDonnell! — Professor of
[1276]Criminalistics, Corning University; expert
[1277]incase of Fred Hampton -,
[1278]Mr. Mark Lane ~— Attorney, author of Rush
[1279]To Judgment and Executive Action
[1281]BREAK FOR DINNER
[1283]WARREN COMMISSION REPORT: FACT
[1284]OR FICTION —
[1286]‘slide show and lecture by | Mr. Robert
[1288]Saltzman
[1290]eet enenan a namemevonedt
[1293]en meneame mn er sentra eornntenen monensin eo renee atthe noe sem
[1294]Tomes ceorennor ae ee emer en emet Ce
[1296]SASURBAY = NGVEMBER 24
[1298]MEDIA:
[1300]dapar,
[1303]5:30 ASS? naNAtio’ AS AND THE
[1305]Mr, john Heary Paul, Ni
[1306]Humorist and Author of Fear On Triel
[1308]Mr. Bobert Kaiser — Author of RFK Must
[1310]. Die
[1311]Mr. Donatd Freed = Co-Author of Sxecetive
[1312]Action
[1314]Me. Harold Weisbere ~ Author of Frame 1)
[1315]e
[1316]Mr, Ved Charach ~ Author of Second Gur
[1318]Mr, Peter Noyes ~ Author af Lesucy OF
[1319]Baud:
[1320]Nir, Fred Conk -- Author of numercus books
[1321]and articies .
[1323]72:30 GREAK FOR LUNCH
[1325]2:00 THEORIES OF CONSPIRACY:
[1327]Mr. Richard Soragde,
[1328]Cemoputer expert ani
[1330]Dr. Richard Popkin, Profesor at Washi
[1332]Universiivy cuthor of The Secesc O
[1334]Col. Fletcher Proviy -- former
[1335]ONficsr betweem ~Pertazon “ang
[1336]auther of The Secret Tes rts
[1338]Mr. Resert K. Brown --
[1339]Services Officer; expert i
[1340]life of Castro
[1342]Mr. Earl Selz - Reporter for
[1344]* News, expert on cries C
[1345]* Mr. Victor Marchetti -- Former ci A Agent
[1346]Oe author
[1347]Mr Peter Dalz Scott — Protessns at
[1348]. Berkcis yi Author of [itz War Conspiracy
[1351]Question * " ad Answer Session
[1353]Node arator ~.
[1355]“woIvi suAL, WOR RKSHOPS Sati wt
[1358]13-00000
[1359]_ + BY Lecenreie
[1361]Yyovelel 75 214
[1362]far Vow