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[67]ti. tests unless the patient's condition seems to tbe worsening.
[69]My doctor
[70]hepatitis
[71]for me to
[72]hospital,
[74]LIVER FUNCTION TEST
[76]On 24 October 1968, I saw Dr. Daly of the Bio-chexistry
[77]i Laboratory of “lest Lomdon Hospital for liver function
[78]: tests. My facily doctor, Dr. Hodes, sent me to Daly as
[80]thousht I showed no signs of a recurrence of eo fa
[81]md she normal practice would nave been, at most,
[83]have Dean examined by the specialist at tne
[85]who might then decide to ask for the tests.
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[93]: Daly said that all recuireé tests, excent the 3.S.?., :
[94]; would be done. He said he Snousht the 3.S.>. unnecessary q
[95]: unless the others indicated necative factors. Im which >
[96]i case, he said he weuld ask me to come in again for tnhat-
[98]test. :
[100]Daly will. send me the results of the tests and his bill
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[163]bod 8982798
[165]DESCRIPTION
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[170]THIS FORM IS ISSUED ONLY WHEN AN
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[208]Chief, WOLIME
[209]>. Chief of Station, London
[210]Chief, EUR Division
[212]See DTDORIC/Operational
[213]ORPHONE
[214]QM REQUIRED - REFEREICES
[216]1. After considering several alternatives and given QRPHONE/1’s
[217]lack of financial forward planning, LCPIPIT believes that it would
[218]be beneficial and advantageous for WOFIRM to offer to subsidize a
[219]portion of an overt life insurance program designed to give him both
[220]life insurance and a cash value toward retirement. We have dis-
[221]cussed this with QRPHONE/1 and he has agreed to the desirability of
[222]such a program. He is willing to participate in such an arrangement
[223]and has undertaken to explore the possibilities available to hin.
[225]We are forwarding under separate cover a copy of several proposals
[226]which he has received from the local representative of a reputable
[227]WOLADY insurance firm. ‘
[229]2. _LCPIPIT requests authority to subsidize up to 1/2 of the
[230]cost of a life insurance program for QRPHONE/1. (This WOFIRM portion
[231]not to exceed $50 per month.) Prom an administration standpoint
[233]this would merely take the form of an increased monthly payment and
[234]we would take the necessary steps to verify that the funds were
[235]indeed being devoted to their designated purpose.
[237]Ach
[239]Aaron C. LAGINESTRA
[241]A
[243]As stated above [57 =r77502 9 OCT 1953.
[246]- C/VOLIME w/att
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[251]OEPA-1397 22 October 1968
[252]GASIRCANON $205 RAE HUMBER
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[256]Chief, LCPIPIT/London 7/5 777 a eee
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[272]1 look forward to nearing from you in the near future,
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[276]MUTUAL LIFE OF NEW YORK , a
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[293]The following will give you an idca of the protection, cash at 65, and i
[294]retirement incoine you will get under three cifferent plans on the basis we a }
[295]discussed on the phone, Ler me know if you necd any more inforreation, | | -
[296]|
[297]Premium - $50/ronth $ 75/month $100/moznth { j
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[300]Whole Life A
[301]Death Benefit 23000 35000 47000 ee
[302]Cash at 65 21200 33106 44400 Sado
[303]Life Income @ 55 133 207 278 é i
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[307]Death Bercfit 17000 =. = (25000 33000 RL
[308]Cash at 65 25600 38109 50300 \ Bow
[309]Life Income @65 160 239 315 ' po.
[310]die
[311]Retirement Endowment @ 65 ; “ t
[312]"| Death Benefit 11000 17000 23000 OE ite
[313]- : Cash at 65 23300 3910) 52900 - ;
[316]1 - The retirement income fisures are monthiy income at 65 using the
[317]10 year certain option
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[355]of the companies trustees ‘
[357]3 - All figures are in the US dollars and based on standard male issue _
[358]at age 37, ran i
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[414]. MEDICAL PROGNOSIS QRPHONE / 1 HEALTH FOLLOWING HEPATITIS, PERMITS
[417]SHORT TRIPS TO CONTINENT PROVIDED HE WATCHES DIET CAREFULLY AND
[419]bs eadattle sab dg wl!
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[422]I
[423]|
[425]. DOES NOT OVERTIRE, UNTIL CLINICAL AND CHEMICAL TESTS RECOMMENDED
[427]“IV REF B PRONOUNCE HIM FULLY RECOVERED,
[429]he 3.) FILE 200. 124-156 /3,: m .
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[446]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING ._szenet_ | 1s PROHIBITED.
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[458]Chief of Station, London
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[460]Chief, WOLIME
[461]Pry “LY BAT /DTDOF ~
[462]YBAT /DTDORIC (OREO
[463]IONE/) Physical Condition
[464]aC ThOm ea QuRED - mer EaLeces
[466]REFERENCE: OEPA-1312, 10 September | 1968 ©
[468]1, On the basis of the documentation sabmitted under reference dispatch, the
[469]Medical Staff feels that ORPHONE /1 made a surprisingly fast recovery and seems
[470]well on the way to complete health, However, the hospital report (2 qaick transia-
[471]tlon of which into English Is attached for your ready reference), dated as it is, still
[472]reflects some inconclusive levels in the results of the various chemical tests shown,
[473]Undoubtedly these have by now been lowered to completely safe levels, since
[474]ORPHONE/1 apparently felt well enough to travel to France, but the Medical Staff
[475]believes it would be advisable for CRPHONE/1! to undergo another series of liver
[476]funetion tests, to include the following:
[478]a. SGOT
[479]b. SGPT
[480]c. Bilirubin (1!) Direct
[481](2) Indirect
[482](3) Total
[483]d. B.S.P. (Bromsulfophthalein)
[484]e. Serum Preteins
[485]Albumin
[486]Globulin
[487]Total
[489]We assume QRPHONE/1 has censulted his own physician on his return to the UK, ; ‘
[490]but the Medical Staff has pointed out that clinical examination alone is not always ,
[491]sufficient to determine complete recovery from hepatitis.
[493]Attachment: (continued)
[494]Hospital report
[496]Distribution:
[497]2 - Chief, LCPIPIT /London w/att
[498]1 ~ COS, Lendon w/o/att
[500]CUPATCS SVNEOL AMD MAIDEN
[501]OEPW - 405
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[527]DISPATCH
[529]CLABSIO CATION
[531]NBAL sec RETSECR
[533]CSP ATC SYMBOL AO MMB ER .
[534]OEPW - 405
[536]2. Interme of our operational utilization of QRPHONE/1 at this time,
[537]while they reserve finite comment until all the returns (per above) are in, the
[538]Medical Staff did stress the paramount importance fMroper rest and ef not over-
[539]taxing the strength of the agent, coupled with his strict adherence to regular,
[540]warm, balanced meals in accordance with the dietary restrictions usually imposed,
[541]and complete absence of alcohol, in order to prevent a relapso, So long as these
[542]caveats are adhered to, however, there is no reason why he could not make some
[543]more short trips during the next few months, if necessary. However, since he
[544]also has an office to get up and we would like him to concentrate on the Kambona
[545]offer, perhaps it would be a good idea to keep those trips to a minimum for the
[546]time being.
[548]3. The Medical Staff will be glad to review any further chemical tests per
[549]para. 1} above suggestions, or any others which his doctor may have already run.
[551]JULIA R, CONGREVE
[554]14-0000
[556]oe eae nctnray een een mam by pean pormee tens ote Qeaete aus 9
[560]CUSSSKATION
[561]SECRET/RYBAT
[563]London
[565]Chief of Station, losny QuUAUFED DESK
[566]EUR A am JUDGE BOING
[567]\cYeronm acting) wnme
[569]1. At their meeting on 4 September QRPHONE/1 submitted a
[570]report to RODIGAST on his hospitalization for hepatitis. Attached
[571]to his report is a copy of this medical record with results of
[572]blood and urine analyses written in Serbo-Croatian. We are
[573]forwarding a copy of the report under separate cover for evaluation
[574]by the Medical Staff. We are interested in having as thorough as
[575]possible an evaluation made of QRPHONE/1's illness in order that
[576]we May assure ourselves of his condition and the degree to which
[577]he ought to be active in the forthcoming months. We will appre-
[578]ciate it if Headquarters will pursue this matter with the Medical
[579]Staf£ and advise us of its findings and recommendations. .
[581]DIDORIC/Operational
[582]ORPHONE/I1iness
[584]2. Also forwarded under separate cover is a memorandum
[585]prepared from RODIGAST's notes which elaborates upon QRPHONE/1'‘s
[586]symptoms.
[588]tap
[589]ee Se
[592]1 - QRPHONE/1 Report & Medical Record
[593]2 - Memorandum for the Record
[599]1 ~ C/EUR w/o atts
[601]Doc FC3t 37
[602]BY RID ony
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[607]oer =e 10 September 1968
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[626]ar SEPARATE COVER ATTACHMENT 1 TO: OEPA-1312
[628]HEPATITIS Bout
[630]What I had thought was a touch of malaria and the extreme
[631]fatigue I felt when I returned to London in July proved in
[632]time to have been acute infectious hepatitis. The disease
[634]-- which takes two to three weeks to develop -- was probably
[635]contracted in Uganda. At least, I imagine so because ny
[636]principal contact in Kampala insisted on taking me to a rumber
[637]of local restaurants of dubious cleanliness to sample Uganda
[638]delicacies.
[640]Hepatitis was diagnosed by a doctor in Komiza, Vis, where
[641]my family had been holidaying since the beginning of July,
[642]and I was hospitalized in the isolation section of Split
[643]Hospital (there is no hospital on Vis) on the 7th of August.
[645]My liver was swollen by one finger and blood and urine
[646]analysis indicated a fairly severe infection. Treatment
[647]consisted of terramycin and cortisone therapy, with massive
[648]doses of vitamins.
[650]I was put on a fat-free diet, which I have been told to
[651]follow for at least six months. Naturally, no alcohol.
[653]On 20 August, I was released from the hospital, mainly be-
[654]eause I was pestering the doctors to let me go. ,# was
[655]told to have * "absolute rest® for four to six weeks and to
[656]have another blood test wignin several weeks.
[658](Attached is the Yugoslav doctor's description of my case
[659]and treatment, with results of all blood and urine analyses.
[660]It is written Semattsn in Serbo-Croatian.)
[662]Etats ete
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[674]MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD 7 September 1968 :
[675]SUBJECT: Illness
[677]1. The following information was obtained by Qa
[678]from GiSRes/1 at their meeting on 4 September 1968
[679]supplements the report which was submitted by @# :
[680]deals with his recent hospitalization for hepatitis.
[682]Lenn aneeeemmnenmene nnn mene mnmmamrvanintin Ea Ett SF
[684]~eoremmnentaeninesionmerenea: mannan teevarewn, 9 eermeners
[685]tee . *
[687]2. Toward the end of his African trip G& yl had been
[689]- £eeling rather weak and nauseous, with no appetite. He was
[690]constipated, feverish and had gas pains. These symptoms
[691]persisted and after his return from Africa and on 6 August,
[692]while in Yugoslavia on vacation, € mye 1 suffered from acute
[693]gas pains and vomiting. He was taken from Vis, where he was .
[694]vacationing, to Split where he was hospitalized. The address _
[695]of this hospital is:
[697]- name ae nena Sram
[699]Opca Bolnica
[700]Zarazni Odjel (Firule)
[701]Split, Yugoslavia
[703]ceo ere ahd deem te Pee
[708]His doctor was Dr. Juraj FILIPOVIC.
[710]fe nee erent oe ume rennin +
[712]3. geeeeey 1's treatment was free inasmuch as he was able
[713]to show his 8ritish National Health Card and a reciprocity i
[714]agreement exists between Britain and Yugoslavia. i
[716]eee inte te ee en a Aarne his elt i tne ae ca He
[718]grain eng perme fae te
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[721]2/1 states that at no time did he receive “
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[723]hospital a young British youth (Derek WHITTAKER, age 19, from == ‘'
[724]Shoreham-by-Sea, Surrey) was in his ward suffering from food :
[725]poisioning.
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[729]Aaron C. LAGINESTRA
[731]THIS MATERIAL HES BEER ACQUIRED EY SENEITIVE BOUACE.
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[1913]1. QRPHONE/1 collaborates with WOFIRM as a Field Agent who
[1914]provides certain services of a confidential nature. He has
[1916]REVISED MEMORANDUM, OP ORAL COMMITMENT
[1918]OL tg lS emma
[1920]received a Provisional Cperational Approval, dated ZB MAY b6-
[1921]Financial aspects of his” activity are charged to approved Project
[1922]QRPHONE.
[1924]. 2. QRPHONE/1°s employment by WOFIRM, which began 1 June 1965,
[1926]was originally formalized by a Letter of Agreement for a period
[1928]of three months, replaced by a Memorandum of Oral Commitment dated } °
[1929]1 September 1965. Under this MOC, which remains in effect (as
[1931]amended) since that date, ORPHONE/1’s employment continues on a
[1933]month-to-month basis. It can be terminated by either party on a
[1935]30-day notice.
[1937]3. QRPHONE/1 receives the following financial entitlements:
[1939]a. Compensation s0 computed as to give QRPHONE/2 a
[1941]“tax-free” income of $800 per month (this figure
[1943]effective 1 July 1967).
[1945]NOTE: The actual breakdown of QRPHONE/1's finances
[1947]as carried on WOPIRM’s books is $800 monthly salary non
[1949]and $70 per month tax supplement withheld at Head-"
[1951]quarters to discharge QORPHONE/1's WOLADY tax
[1953]obligation. These taxes are remitted through the
[1955]Covert Tax Committee. This procedure was devised
[1957]to honor the original "tax free" commitment made
[1959]at the time of his recruitment and at the same canon
[1960]- .. time to fulfill the requirement that all WOLADY Se ae tee!
[1962]citizens pay taxes on funds received from LNFORT. nos
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[1977]b. Reimbursement for operational expenses and travel
[1978]unless these are paid by other sources in which
[1980]case WOPIRM will offset such outside reimbursement
[1981]against WOFIRM financial obligations to QRPHONE/1... °-
[1982]Since security considerations preclude processing “
[1984]of detailed accountings for miscellaneous opera-
[1985]tional expenses, and as an added inducement to
[1986]QRPHONE/1 in connection with his obtaining certain
[1987]confidential information of interest to WOPIRM, a a
[1988]small operational payment, as authorized by Chief,
[1989]LCPIPIT will be made to QRPHONE/1 for each day
[1990]during which he is required to be absent from his
[1991]home on confidential business.
[1993]NOTE: Write-off of the funds passed to QRPHONE/1
[1994]is to be effected on the basis of the procedure Lot
[1995]’ approved by Chief, LCPIPIT and COS/London, a copy ..... --.
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[2012]. in view of the security considerations applicable ey
[2013]. ‘ to QRPHONE/1 and the need to limit the knowledge
[2015]mst . of this operation within WOMACE.
[2016]ce QRPHONE/1 is authorized to receive a non-accountable_
[2017]office allowance of $100 per month.
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[2032]. agreed to repatriate QORPHONE/1 to WOLADY. This has been done
[2034]"to time, to undertake an SGSWIRL.
[2036]4. OQRPHONE/1 will be compensated by KOPIRM in an amount
[2037]mutually agreed upon for the relocation of himself and his
[2038]family to a new residence if such relocation is considered
[2039]desirable by him and WOPIRM. NOTE: This provision was included
[2040]in OROBONE/I's ecriginal t-erer of Agreement and was retained in
[2041]this MOC since it may be operationally desirable for QRPHONE/1
[2042]to accept employment with a target organization based elsewhere.
[2044]5. WOPIRM has arranged for a portion of QRPHONE/I's finan-
[2045]cial entitlements to be funded to him by ORPURE, which has also
[2047]for operational reasons to enable QRPHONE/1 to qualify for
[2048]foreign residence. Should ORPURE be obliced to honor this commit-
[2049]ment, WOFIRM will guarantee this QRPURE commitment and will
[2050]reimburse QRPURE for any costs incurred.
[2052]6. LCPIPIT is authorized to approve purchase by QRPHONE/1
[2053]of certain items of operational equipment which are to be non-
[2054]accountable and which shall be charged against the operational
[2055]expense category of approved Project QRPHONE.
[2057]7. QRPHONE/1 signed a separate Secrecy Agreement (in true:
[2058]name) at the time of his original recruitment. He is aware that
[2059]its provisions are still in effect. :
[2061]Se OSL
[2063]8. QRPHONE/1 is aware that he may be required, from time
[2067]9. QRPHONE/1 is aware of all provisions of the Memorandum
[2069].-Of Oral Commitment with the exceptions of paragraph 6, which cae eee ee
[2071]. REVIEWED AND APPROVED:
[2073]describes an internal WOPIRM procedure; certain aspects of para-
[2074]graph 3a--specifically that WOFIRM is paying LNFORT taxes in
[2075]his behalf: and certain aspects of paragraph 3b--specifically
[2076]the procedure for write-off of funds since this is an imternal .
[2077]WOPIRM procedure. ; ae
[2079]43
[2081]x,
[2083]EEE ESS RSSICON tt pecereeree paneer cae oe
[2085],
[2087]VLaclett
[2089]Adrian B. MASLOTT
[2091]Chief, LCPIPiIT ;
[2095]sy PSE NOT
[2096]yx? ©) SE rors fe. Oat
[2099]14-0000
[2101]~~, MESSAGE FORM
[2102]TOTAL COMES:
[2104]ene: DIANE L, CHATELAN
[2105]an CA/CF
[2106]mt 7767
[2108]part: 23 Apr.GB
[2110]CASLE SECRETARIAT DtsttaNA NOS
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[2115]Cone,
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[2118]_: SECRET WWE 2 comer IST TG
[2119]wo 1 7 7
[2120]LCPIPIT INFO LONDON
[2121]DTDORIC QRPREY ORPHONE
[2123]REF; OEPA 1003, 19 MARCH 68
[2125]re
[2127]: | MOC APPROVED, . _ si
[2129]END OF MESSAGE
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[2144]\/T__,
[2146]Nene Ole
[2148]DIANE L. CHATELA
[2149]Chief, CA/CF
[2151]a
[2153]SECRET fectovatt cat
[2154]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1$ PROHIBITED. .
[2158]i
[2159]a
[2162]14.0000
[2164]- ~ ISECRET
[2166]flold requests notification of approval.
[2168]2. The MOC appears to cover adequately all pointe previously at
[2169]issue; it is therefore requested that, subject te DC/CA approval and
[2170]CA/PERS and CA/BEF concurrence, the attached outgoing cable to
[2171]LCPIPIT signifying this approval be coordinsted and reloased.
[2173]| L
[2174]23 Aprii 1968 ;
[2175]4 | MEMORANDUM FOR: C/CA/SG
[2176]VIA: DCICA .
[2177]SUBJECT: QRPHONE /1 Memorandum of Ors! Commitment
[2178]|
[2179]1. Forwarded herewith is the original revised MOC for QRPHONE/1,
[2180]submitted by LCPIPIT under OEPA - 1003, dated 19 Mareh 1968. The |
[2181]|
[2182]i
[2183]i
[2185]3. It ls also requested that the MOC be further tranamitted to the ~ |
[2186]Office of Finasce, vis appropriate administrative procedures. \
[2189]DIANE L, CHATELAN
[2190]Chief, CA/CF
[2192]AE ante ma camenmme ne. Etnae.
[2194]Attachments: 2
[2195]MOC for QRPHONE/1
[2196]Cable to field
[2198]Distribution:
[2199]Orig. & 1 - Addressee
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[2206]Ges Se
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[2217]AM al Senet Clee “Oo
[2218]Gs Sie asa BD
[2220]Shane wasn hane band,
[2221]vs Faone! Karen St -
[2224]14-0000
[2226]Bihan 10
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[2231]eee Meme nemometieae imanatnetene bis eck seep eee
[2233]2N
[2237]i
[2239]ween veenmee me
[2241]ti
[2243]Ls aemeernn aia
[2245]a
[2247]BRITISH VISA GRANTED
[2249]On 10 April 68, I was finally granted a British visa,
[2250]without restrictions, valid until 15 Feb. 1969. Mo
[2251]questions vere asked when I went to the Home Office
[2252]to get the visa.
[2254]Ry Hone Office file number is: G 110880.
[2256]Fron the Metropolitan Police, I received Aliens Registration
[2257]Certifdicate E 662567, which lists me as corraspondent for
[2258]Negro ‘Fress International.
[2260]I was told by the police that I could apply within a year
[2262]to have the registration requirenent waivered because I
[2263]married to a British subject. Moreover, I am fsee to .
[2264]@ any sort of employment or open a business without
[2266]restrictiony or having to request persission from the
[2268]Hiniatry of Laboure
[2271]{.
[2272]i
[2273]t
[2278]14-00000
[2282]B.Eo4 “fo 40.
[2283]HOME OFFICE >
[2284]Priscetoa House, 271 High Holborn, Lonoon W.C.1 ; "
[2286]Telegrams: Abdep, London FGA
[2288]Pho add emp sephy 08 Telephone O1-405 4321
[2290]ne Hoe SEGUTARY Telex 261867
[2291]‘OF St4T5 .
[2292]: . aad quote: G1) Ol%zo . 10-4. 69
[2294]Your oeference: : . . “y
[2295]- i
[2297].
[2299]This is to certify | that the bearer of this ietter, named :
[2300]above, does not require to obtain pernission of the ae
[2301]Ministry of Lebour or of the Home Office before taking bo. a
[2303]+s employment, either paid or unpaid, in Great Britain,
[2305]- . ' (Por work in Northern Ireland the Ministry of Labour and : oy
[2306]oe i . ’ National Insurance for Northern Ireland should be : oy
[2307]an consulted.) The bearer is free, so far as the Home Office : oe |
[2308]is concerned, to set up iz. business, subject to any Se,
[2309]statutory lews and regulations governing the business-or :
[2310]professional activities in which he/éie nay be interestede
[2312]ste A ere paneer sone
[2313]t :
[2315]This letter should be retained for production to the
[2317]1” Mantetey of labour or other authority if sequireds oy
[2318]Te . ne “tor Under = Secretary of State
[2320]3 “Tae 072365] 2shhé TEMES
[2323]14.90000
[2325]bye aes me oR
[2327]° . , ° ~ am 70}
[2329]. INLAND REVEHUB MONOLOGUE (required)
[2331]Until April of this year (1968), I lived mainly on assistance
[2332]7 ; from my wife's family and occasional freelance journalisz
[2333]outside Britain, Also, I had some savings and investments
[2334]in America and Switzerland to draw upon. My brother-in-
[2335]law, Gordon Kaye, purchased a house at 32 Hartawood Road,
[2336]Stanford Brook, London, W.12 for us — the price of the
[2337]; house being considered a loan to be repaid over the years
[2338]; as is possible. My children's school fees vere paid by
[2339]: convenant by ny brother-in-law, as well as a-grant in
[2340]; convenant to my youngest daughter.
[2342]Se eters euler peer my cedae
[2343]as
[2346]I was not a legal resident of the U.K. until 8 April
[2347]1968, and on that date I began officially my duties
[2348]ag Overseas Representative and Correspondent for Negro
[2349]. Press International of Shicago, with a salary of $
[2351]i per ronth. :
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[2355]4
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[2358]. Paes
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[2366]. Tite meee 2
[2368]14-00000
[2370]-
[2372], . . Ss _ 7072.|
[2373]a _ bell
[2374]i . Hy brother-in-law askod ae to sen& him from abroad the following 1 |
[2375]ldtter, which I mailed on 16 April 68 from Rotterdan, fs it
[2376]| i i |
[2377]Jeffreys, Henry Ran Rudolph & Marks ‘
[2378]Lee House
[2380]Londony Wall, E.C.2
[2382]Dear Sirs,
[2384]a merpmerenanttestl seme
[2386]In response to the Inspector’s request, I_ sontorm
[2387]that I have auxx authorized my wife, Mrs.
[2388]apply for Monique's income repayment for 1967. jna I
[2389]also confirm that she has no other ineomex other than
[2390]the Ex Covenant for that year. :
[2392]Yours faithfully,
[2395]mew pet emine He tiem srenetneences etm
[2398]3
[2402]. BR BeE e re A! Ful CASS EATIOR PROCESSING ACTION
[2403]‘DISPATCH SECRET/RYBAT
[2404]t
[2405]’ Chief, “OLIME SE feo weUNG eae
[2406]0 Chief of Station, London ;SMLY QUALIFIED DESK
[2407]Chief, EUR Division “CAN JUDGE INDEX:NG
[2408]tie] . 5
[2409]Chief, LCPIPIt/London {cera
[2410]vasa ~~ DTDORIC, Operational
[2411]QRPHONE/Meworandum of Oral Coumnitzent
[2412]ACTOS REQUIRED - REFERENCES
[2413]References: A. OEFW-160, dated 18 October 1967
[2414]B. OEPA-240, dated 21 September 1967
[2416]1. Forwarded under separate cover is a revised Memorandum of
[2417]Oral Commitment covering the WOFIEM relationship with QRFHOME/1.
[2418]This revision reflects most of the suggestions made in Reference A.
[2420]2. As said in Reference B, QRPHORE/1 does not fall into the
[2421]eategory of WOFIRM asset usually handled by LCPIPIT. fhis fact
[2422]plus the very stringent security considerations which must apply
[2423]to this operation dictate that certain proced’-re be follewed in~
[2424]QRPHOSE/1's case. Handling of this case has been facilitated by
[2425]Headquarters’ understanding and approval of the need for such care.
[2427]3. We request that thie revised Memorandum of Oral Commitment
[2428]be approved, and that we be so notified.
[2430]Raron C. LAGIRESTRA
[2433]Memorandum _ -
[2435]whey
[2437]Distribution:
[2438]3 = C/ROLIRE w/att ot .
[2439]1 - COS/Londona w/o att
[2440]1 - C/EeuR w/o att
[2442]_- ARK
[2444](OSS REFERENCE FO DGPATN STRESL AND KUMEIR Tosi
[2446]QEPA-1003
[2447]CASHKATON
[2449]19 March 1968
[2450]HOS FILE MUMESEST
[2452]SsSECRET/RYBAT
[2454]Fee
[2456]|
[2460]seer nomen! evens
[2462]+ nescence gees
[2464]14-0000 . . = -
[2465]Sow
[2470]wo $
[2472]REVISED MEMOPANDUM OF ORAL COMMITMENT
[2474]2. ORPHONE/I collaborates with WOPTI?t as a Pield Agent who
[2475]provides certain services of a confidential nature. Ne has
[2476]received a Provisional Operational Approval, datcd 2a MAY GO.
[2478]: Financial aspects of his activity are charged to approved Project
[2479]i OQRPHONE.
[2481]eg ua apr aanar —T:
[2482]4
[2483]3
[2484]ar
[2485]eee kt aera mate ee
[2487]TET oNe temo cima nea ace Fk
[2489]2. QRPHONE/1L's employment by WOFIRM, which began 1 June 1965,
[2490]was originally formalized by a Letter of Agreement for a period
[2491]of three months, replaced by a Memorandum of Oral Commitment dated -
[2492]1 September 1965. Under this MOC, which remains in effect (as
[2493]amended) since that date, QRPHONE/1's employment continues on a
[2494]month-to-month basis. It can be terminated by either party on a
[2495]30-day notice.
[2497]eda te
[2501]ana ts
[2503]3. QRPHONE/1 receives the following financial entitlements: 4
[2505]a. Compensation so computed as to give QRPHONF/1 a
[2506]"tax-free" income of $800 per month (this figure
[2507]effective 1 July 1967).
[2509]NOTE: The actuai breakdown of ORPHONE/1's finances
[2510]as carried on WOFIRM's books is $800 monthly salary
[2511]and $70 per month tax supplement withheld at Head-
[2512]quarters to discharge QRPHONE/1's WOLADY tax ©
[2513]obligation. These taxes are remitted through the
[2514]Covert Tax Conmittee. This procedure was devised
[2515]to honor the original “tax free" commitment made
[2517]at the time of his recruitment and at the same
[2518]_time to fulfill the requirement that all WOLADY
[2519]citizens pay taxes on funds received from LNFORT.
[2523]AORN RS EDEN ee Alene Sham oben + winkigseemapbeente sermE RES:
[2525]Peat Wilt ctaaifie! teat wa tdientaler et iat hd
[2527]Sel
[2529]Pa
[2531]SME a eee reat
[2533],
[2534].
[2536]weed ne Eee Choe
[2538]an
[2539]a
[2541]b. Reimbursement for operational expenses and travel
[2542]unless these are paid by other sources in which
[2543]case WOFIRM will offset such outside reimbursement
[2544]against WOFIRM financial obligations to ORPHONE/1.
[2546]4 Since security considerations preclude processing
[2548]ie . . of detailed accountings for miscellaneous opera=
[2550]' tional expenses, and as an added inducement to
[2551]QRPHONE/1 in connection with his obtaining certain
[2553]fe confidential information of interest to WOFIRM, a
[2555]small operational payment, as authorized by Chief,
[2556]LCPIPIT will be made to QRPHONE/1 for each day
[2557]during which he is required to be absent from his
[2558]home on confidential business.
[2559]NOTE: Write-off of the funds passed to QRPHONE/1
[2560]is to be effected on the basis of the procedure
[2561]approved by Chief, LCPIPIT and COS/London, a copy
[2562]of which is attached. This procedure is authorized
[2564]'. in view of the security considerations applicable
[2565]to QRPHONE/1 and the need to limit the knowledge
[2566]of this operation within WOMACE.
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[2570]et
[2571]My
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[2574]-*
[2578]2,
[2580]wise to" ooatoase tne
[2586]wee
[2589]DOGS rf an et ae LT Ee ae:
[2591]“@. OQRPHONE/1 is authorized to receive a non-accountable —
[2592]- Office allowance of $100 per month.
[2594]t
[2596]SAD emetnco repent sme ree
[2597]> HR ice Rabies sens men
[2602]preciaty
[2604]14-0000
[2606]f
[2608]cite
[2610]4. QRPHONE/1 will be compensated by WOPIRM in an amount
[2611]mutually agreed upon for the relocation of himself and his
[2612]family to a new residence if such relocation is considercd
[2613]desirable by him and WOPIRM. NOTE: This provision was included
[2614]in QRPHONE/1's original Letter of Agreement and was retained in
[2615]this HCC since it may pe operationally desirable for QRPHONE/1
[2617]_ to accept employment with a target organization based elsewhere.
[2619]5. WOFIRM has arranged for a portion of QRPHONE/1's finan-
[2620]cial entitlements to be funded to him by QRPURE, which has also
[2621]agreed to repatriate QRPHONE/1 to WOLADY. This has been done
[2622]for operational reasons to enable QRPHONE/1 to qualify for
[2623]foreign residence. Should QRPURE be obliged to honor this comnit-
[2624]ment, WOFIRM will guarantee this ORPURE commitment and will
[2625]reimburse QRPURE for any costs incurred.
[2627]OT
[2629]6. LCPIPIT is authorized to approve purchase by QRPHONE/1
[2630]of certcin items of operational equipment which are to be non-
[2631]accountable and which sha})} be charned against the operational
[2632]expense category of approved Project QRPHONE.
[2634]7. QRPHONE/1 signed a separate Secrecy Agreement (in true
[2635]name) at the time of his original recruitment. He is aware that
[2636]its provisions are still in effect.
[2638]8. QRPHONE/1 is aware that he may be required, from time-
[2639]to time, to undertake an SGSWIRL.
[2641]9. QRPHONE/1 is aware of all provisions of the Memorandum
[2642]of Oral Commitment with the exceptions of paragraph 6, which
[2643]Gescribes an internal WOPIRM procedure; certain aspects of para-
[2644]graph 3a--specifically that WOFIRM is paying LNFORT taxes in
[2645]his behalf; and certain aspects of paragraph 3b--specifically
[2646]the procedure for write-off of funds since this is an.internal
[2647]WOPIRM procedure.
[2651]SIGNED:
[2653]va
[2655]Aaron C. LAGINESPRA
[2656]Case Officer
[2658]i
[2660]“ao e
[2661]fr: REVIEWED AND APPROVED: ;
[2662]ES “a
[2663]q.
[2665]a Adrian B. . Date
[2667]os Chief, icprpitT cee
[2669]hare
[2671]tags vt
[2677]14-0000 1
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[2681]- .
[2683](ay tane ® SECRET ~ 2
[2685]4
[2686]a
[2687]i :
[2688]: “od MEMORANDUM FOR TILE RECORD
[2690]pon cere ict ara
[2692]ao owe
[2693]wens
[2694]sated, thei
[2696]1. This memorandum outlines a new procedure which is to be
[2697]ciiow'd in the handling of the operational costs of field agent
[2698]*22HONL/1. This new procedure is being instituted in order to
[2699]«cance the security and compartmentation of the handling of the
[2700]zadairnistrative aspect of this project and parallels revisions in
[2701]we hWandling of operational traffic. The new procedure which is
[2702]=.3s38ed below is in accordance with accepted field procedures.
[2704]a
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[2708]awe
[2710]SUBJECT: QRPHONE/1 FINANCES
[2712]RAE AES Beat gm rte yon
[2713]Sot ond
[2715]es,
[2719]aa Re,
[2721]TD oye tent GS
[2725]«. Currently QRPHONE/1 receives advances and accounts for :
[2727].23e with detailed statements of expenses accompanied by true
[2728]..me receipts, etc. These accountings and the accompanying
[2730]«pts have been maintained in the LCPIPIT files. This systen
[2732]s <0 be changed. Henceforth monies for operational expenses
[2734]-2« be given to QRPHONE/1 by his handler (Career Agent Rufus P. ‘
[2735]“JOZGAST) and will be carried on RODIGAST's accountings as oper~:
[2736]ational expenses supported by receipts from QRPHONE/1 ackn-wl- ~~
[2737]edging reccipt of the funds. This RODIGAST accounting and the
[2738]QRPHONE/1 receipt will be used for write-off of the funds agains
[2739]approved project QRPHONE. No detailed accountings and no
[2740]ceceipts carrying QRPHONE/1's true name are to be maintained in
[2741]the LCPIPIT/Admin files.
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[2746]ats Sipe
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[2754]Daa iat
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[2758]3. It will be the responsibility of Chief, LCPIPIT and the 7].
[2760]_ coject case officer to ensure that QRPHONE/)] is supplied with “ i
[2762]t42 funds necessary for the furtherance of the operation and to Fon!
[2764]} <i.@ure that these amounts are carefully controlled to avoid overs ‘: a
[2766]jvyment. In discharging this responsibility the Chief, LCPIPIZ : rr,
[2768]“may coyuire cass, 2 co ivemaze che vases efpoisel c& fr. : i
[2769]otvercd by the payments. pr i
[2770]ci
[2774]D ited AA ie
[2775]i
[2777]Chief, LCPIPIT Date
[2779]ive AOS Ki hom ; VAE4 LE
[2781]S eae
[2784]neethere
[2785]ci ome eS,
[2787]ae Chief of Station, London _ Date , J .
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[2793]peieeta Be
[2795]14.90000
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[2819]30
[2820]Po:
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[2825]14-0000
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[2829]meting Nes A ARM RN ARNE SO ni EN Im) ON RO OO ERE ee ee Here Oe RR A einer ett nonrearmnatngraNth eect NTT TS RATT TUES ROAM TE" Mie
[2831]Kee ~~ ot a
[2833]DISPATCH
[2835]Chief, WOLIMr
[2836]Ghief of Station, Bern
[2838]a0. Chief of Station, London: Chief of Base;
[2839]Geneva: Chief, EUR Division
[2842]ORPHONE/Switzeriand
[2843]ACTION REQUIRED - REFERSMCES
[2844]References: A. GENEVA~2464
[2845]B. ICPIPIT-1711
[2847]1. We are forwarding under separate cover a copy of
[2848]QRPHONE/1's report on his expulsion from Switzerland. In it
[2849]QRPHONE/1 concludes that the Swiss Border Police mist have
[2850]learned of his planned arrival through a phone tap on a call
[2851]he made to Lausanne from Italy on the 18th of January.
[2853]2. Regarding QRPHONE/1's statement in paragraph two of
[2854]his report concerning his having visited Switzerland many times ~
[2855]sir-ce 1963, please see PALP-4738 of 1 October 1965. Lo.
[2857]3. QRPHONE/1 has been instructed not to pursue any further
[2858]protests with the authorities (either Swiss or American) over
[2860]this matter.
[2861]Ack
[2862]Aaron C. LAGINESTRA
[2865]Report
[2868]- C/WOLLYE w/att
[2870]2 - coS/Bern w/att
[2872]1 - COS/London w/o att VO
[2873]1 - C/EUR “/0 att evr |ac ve, Oe
[2875]1 - coB/Geneva w/att ae pe J ott
[2877]P oneasen OY
[2878]we
[2879]OEPA-892 6 February 1968
[2881]ne er
[2882]wu
[2883]CASERCATION HOS FE RURBER
[2884]s
[2888]ECRETMRYBAT | o4/- 3060S
[2890]or cae
[2892]cee natin earpeinbheye a 2
[2894]orton meni t meas ae mene ,
[2895]eenanettins peemmenellnmtmmmnat came : .
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[2900]14-0000 r
[2902]Ya
[2905]6 ; SEPARATE COVER ATTACHMENT TO:
[2908]ARREST AND EXPULSION PROM SVITZERLAND
[2909]Brizue, 20 Jan. 1968.
[2911]The Milan-Geneva TEE reached the Swiss border at Brigue at
[2912]about 1030. It was evident that the Eorder Police were ex-
[2913]pectin= me -- the usual lone civilian inspector of passports
[2914]was accompanied by a uniformed policeman. I was taien, with
[2915]bageare, to the station imzisration office. My wife went with
[2916]me, Dut was apparently not covered by the ban on me. “hen the
[2917]official in charge of the office phonee Lausanne and Berne, he
[2918]was informed that I was to be expelled immediately and that they
[2919]did not want to interrogate me.
[2921]aoe es aamanpaA Bf
[2925]Great effort was made by the official in charge of the office
[2926]to be polite, especially then I made a rather vigorous protest
[2927]at the expulsion, claiming that I had never been informed of t
[2928]the ban on my entry in Switzerland, said to date from 16 Dee.- ~~
[2929]1963, and that, in any case, I had visited Switzerland on
[2930]numerox:s occasions since 1963 withtutinterference. Moreover,
[2932]I was 2 profession21 journalist accredited to the United Mations
[2933]and was indeed on my way to Geneva to visit the U.N. Office
[2934]there, I said. The official seemed somewhat baffled py this,
[2935]beeause he had been informed I was en route to Lausanne, but I
[2936]shoved my tickets valid to Ceneva. Nevertheless, with the
[2937]greatest of apologies, I wes escorted -- this time by a plain-
[2938]elothesran.-- to a train back to Italy at 1150. My we colh have
[2939]Stand ia Secizerhed bot Larkes New bs veluen WT me
[2941]During my detention, my wife phoned Gilbert Etienne in Lausanne,
[2942]informing him of the situation, the Associated Press office in
[2944]: Geneva (speaking to a Mr. Atkins) and the U.S. Press Attach§, a
[2945]Prederick S¥zxxxiin Steiner, in Berne. Actually, I had told her to shone >
[2946]: as many wire services eas possible, but she assumed I also wanted.
[2947]to get the Press Attaché to protest on my behalf. In any case,
[2948]the shortness of time between trains prevented her from making
[2949]more calls.
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[2965]When piven the attached formal notice of the travel ban by the
[2966]Swiss official, I refused his request that I sign it and warned
[2967]that the expulsion was a violation of Swiss agreements concerning
[2968]the freecom of access to the U.N. Office in Geneva which I fully
[2969]intended to protest formally anda bring to world attention.
[2974]Later, from Verona, I spoke myself feex with Gilbert Etienne, who
[2975]was convinced -- quitet correctly, I believe -- that his phone is
[2976]tapped _and that my arrival was isamet commmicated to the Swiss
[2977]Federal Police through a phone conversation I had with Etienne fron
[2979]RRR Rete i pe nnrerneNeret nite
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[3000]Milian o: 15 Jan. (Eve tertin reservation vas made in fiilan, not
[3001]London.) I also spoke with Atkins of AP in Ceoneva, sho told xe
[3002]he had filed a story after cy wife's call about an Americen
[3003]Nesro Journalist boing refused entry into Switzerland. He asked
[3004]for more backcround on me, claiming thet New Yori: had expressed
[3005]interest in developments. tyins ocelieved that I could get the
[3006]ban lifted by protesting to the Swiss Press Attaché in London as
[3007]a professional newsman. He said he believed Swiss authorities
[3008]were rather jumpy about “suspicious” individuals entering the
[3009]eountry since the larce Siafran shipments of Niserian currency
[3010]to Zurich earlier in January. Whatever the real reason,
[3011]althoush I do resent not being able to talk with Etienne -- I
[3013]_ was counting on him to reestablish links with “ils Andersson
[3015]: in Albania and to give me a picture of the altered situation
[3017]: amons pro~Chinese Commmist parties in Western Europe since the
[3018]latest split from Jacoues Grippa's party in Belgiun --, I think |
[3019]the expulsion is a most useful incident to prove that I am indeed
[3020]a good revolutionary ard I intend to exploit it as fully as
[3021]possible, within reason. Tnat is, no overt diatribes against
[3022]“how the Man operates in Switzerland," say in the Los Angeles
[3023]Herald Dispatch, but to inform as many people on the Left as
[3024]possible of the incident and let them draw their orn conclusions.
[3026]1 er nny en-eere cnmen pane ameerane: symm! oy oo
[3028]Michael Bakafa/Petros Defta, who was expecting me in Geneva for
[3029]an interview on 22 Jan. was informed by a wire from Verona that
[3030]force majeure prevented me from keeping the appointment and that
[3031]I would be writing him when I returned to London.
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[3090]Wir bringen Ihnen zur Kenntnis, dass
[3092]ie im Schweiz. Polizeianzeiger des Jahres 1963 unter
[3094]Uie Verfiigung wurde durch die
[3095]idg. Bundesanwaltschaft am 16.12.1963 getroffen. 7
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[3101]TBSOR Richard ‘Thonas an
[3102]des Clarence und der Alice .
[3103]Thomas, geb. 13.5.1931
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[3202](C-2929)
[3203]Murray
[3205]MEMORANDUM FOR: CA/CF
[3206]SUBJECT: Accountings from QRPHONE/1
[3208]Enclosed in the attached sealed envelope are copies
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[3613]26 September 1967
[3615]MEMORANDUM FOR: CCS/NC
[3617]SUBJECT: ORPURE /QREBONY /1 Relationship
[3619]1. Thie will confirm our conversation of 18 September 1967, in
[3620]which we discussed CREBONY/1's plan to visit CRPURE sore time
[3621]during the week of 25 September 1967, and you agreed to give CRPURE/2
[3622]prior warning of this visit. In accordance with the same conversation
[3624]CREBONY/1} was briefed that his visit should be mainly a question of on |
[3626]touching base with QRPURE, maybe a friendly luncheon with C RPURE /2
[3627]o- but that no substantive discussions affecting thuir ostensible rela-
[3628]tionship (i.e., amount of money, amount of QREBONY/1! production for =
[3629]CRFURE, etc.) were to take place. You were to brief CRPURE/2
[3631]slong the same lines, and also to Indicate to him that, contrary to our
[3632]original thinking, we-would noc like to have QREBONY/I1 given a by-
[3633]line, whenever CORPURE /2 feels he can do so.
[3635]2. In addition to the above, we would appreciate it if you would
[3636]take up with CRPURE/2 (and/or ORPURE/1, a2 appropriate) the pos-
[3637]atbility of increasing the amount of money funded to CREBONY/1! via
[3638]ORPORE, As indicated to you, we would like to increase the current i
[3640]$100.00 monthly to $300. 00 monthly, but would Like your carefal oa
[3642]examination with QRPURE principal(s) that this amount is not exces-
[3643]sive elther in terms of their willingness to handle or in terms of
[3644]QRPURE's ostensible ability to cover.
[3646]3. Please also mention to CRPURE /2 our desire to have QREBONY/1t
[3647]open a small office in London, and our thought of perhaps including
[3648]QRPURE (along with other publications) as a name on the door or on
[3649]his letterhead. ould QRPURE/2 (or CRPURE/1) have =ny objections?
[3650]Would he have any objections if any of the other names are of more
[3651]radical publications? It would not be operationally feasible or desir-
[3652]able to let him know in advance which these would be, but since both
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[3676]cations these might be.
[3678]4. For operational reasons, we would prefer that the arrange-
[3679]ments Indicated in paras 2 and 3 above not be broached until after
[3680]QREDONY/1's departure from the United States, some time in mid-
[3681]October. We will advise you of his departure so that you can make the
[3682]necessary arrangements thereafter at your convenience.
[3684]DIANE L, CHATELAN
[3686]Chief, CA/CF :
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[3799]IDEN B - ROBERT F, WILLIAMS - 201-108746
[3801]IDEN C - DANIEL WATTS - 201-248083
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[3806]IANE L. CHATELAN
[3807]Chief, CA/CF
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[3829]auect DTDORIC/Administrative i
[3830]UREBONY/1 Employnent Agreement | .
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[3834]ACTIOM REQUIRED - REFERENCES
[3836]1. QREBONY/1 was recruited by WOFACT on 3 June 1965. This
[3837]recruitment was performed by an officer from WOMUSE/ICG since
[3838]GREBONY/1 (then known as STEBONY/1) was viewed as a “double agent”
[3839]penetration of pro-Chinese cocsunist groups. CKEBONY/] has per-
[3840]formed well in a difficult and dangerous environment. He is a
[3841]clandestine agent operating against targets violently anti-WOLADY
[3842]and of priority interest. The adainistration of GREBOST/i requires
[3843]special care since, by the very nature of his role, he is not
[3845]typical of the average LCPIPIT asset.
[3847]2. CREBONY/1's initial employment was by Letter of Agreement i
[3848]for a period of three nonths. This Letter of Agreement expired “ys |
[3849]1 September 1965 and was replaced by a Memorandum of Oral Conmitment -
[3850]dated the sane day. This oral employment agreement remains in.
[3851]effect at this date-~souwe two years later—-, but has been amended
[3852]to adjust compensation. Certain inaccuracies in the original
[3853]BOC have also been corrected subsequent to its preparation. Given
[3854]the sensitive nature of CREBONY/1's relationship with WOFACT it
[3855]is sometimes difficult to adapt the operational reaiities of his
[3856]situation to the administrative requirements of WOPACT. However,
[3857]with great understanding at home and in the field, we have reached
[3859]a very manageable situation.
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[3865]3.
[3867]In order to codify the entitlements and procedures applicable.
[3869]to QREBONY/i's employment the undersigned haa prepared the attached =. :
[3871]revision of the HOC pndervhich CREBONY/1 is employed. It is requested] i.
[3873]that BUS approve this revised MOC and notify LCPIPIT of approval by i
[3875]15 October.
[3876]|
[3878]Attachment: HW
[3880]Distribation: 4
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[3908]sRYBAT DIDSRIC-CREBONY “HPR OBE where
[3909]7 4, BELIEVE QRERONY/1 SHOULD MEET WITH QRPURE
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[3914]Th ORNER HISCLSS AGS COve® aNd ITS EYOP ut 10M AND
[3916]tad
[3917]IMPROVEMEQT, (8 LAST Few SEEKS OREBONY/T KAS
[3919]WITHOUT Hi3 BYLINE. THIS “4¥ INDICATE SOME POL IT 1CaL
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[3925]Lev | Sensiriviiy Gn PART OF GRPURE, WHICH WOULD BE iINDER- i
[3926]> | STANDaRLE, HOWEVER ThiS “ay NOT SE THE CaSE aT ALL.
[3927]THUS FISSI GRIER GF BuSINESS SHOULD SE FOR Has TO |
[3929]DETERMINE STATE GF QU SePE MIND PE GRERONY/1, IF THIS
[3931]tat
[3934]an owe te.
[3937]en a ey eG De nto Ie ny
[3939]HELPFUL in SOLIDLF TINS RELSTIONSHIP.
[3941]&. SHOULD Sifuali6N BE PROFITIOUS WE woiLD
[3942]APPREC4TE HQS DISCUSS Twe iTEMS WITH QRPYRE ON AN
[3943]1 PR IMYIPLE BaSiS. FIRST, iT WOULD BE DESIRABLE TO
[3944]INCREASE THE SIZE OF THE PAYMENTS FROM QRPURE TO
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[4002]WELL ESTABLISHED TO SYPPNOT, AND INDEED TO REQUIRE,
[4003]AN ANNUAL SALAKY FROM GREIRE OF AT LEAST $3-4,908,
[4004]YVHILE WE UNSIRE OF E9PIPE*S SSELINGS THIS SUBJECT IT
[4005]O'R IMPRESSION HE MOST ACCOMMODATING AND VOULD UNDER-
[4006]STAND THAT INCREASE YOULD ENHANCE QPEBONY/2°S COVER,
[4008]| SECONDLY, WE ARE DISCHSS{(NG THE IDEA OF EREBONY/I°S
[4009]CSTAPLISHING A DINGY ONE-290% OFFICE FROM WHICH TO —
[4011]CCUPUCT HIS AFFAIRS. THIS WOULD FACILITATE HiS
[4013]|
[4015]OPERATIONS BY GETTING HIM OUT OF HIS HOUSE. IT WOULD
[4017]ALSO BE A CONVENIENT GoTHERING PLACE FOR HIS CONTACTS
[4019]AND IF COST FACTOR CaN BE KEPT MINIMAL, ENTIRELY we,
[4020]CONSISTENT WiTH HIS COVER, WE DESIRE OBTAIN GRPUIRE ~
[4022].
[4023]psteeaen tye eye BY a
[4025]-REaCT (ON TO INEA OF GREBONY/1 HAVING OFFICE YITH
[4026]GREIRE ON DOOR, EITHER ALONE OF IN TANDEM WITH QREBONY/I
[4029]° or
[4031]REPORTS OR SOME OTHER TiTLE. 4159 COMLD GRPURE ACTUALLY
[4032]PASS THE FUNDS FOR THE OFFICE 1 THE FOUM OF & MONTHLY
[4034]CHECK OR SOME CTHER ARRANGEMENT? REALIZE THAT OFFICE po
[4035]PLUS SALARY RAISE TOGETHER REPRESENT CONSIDERABLE _
[4036]INCREASE IN GRPURE INPIT TO GREBONY/1 AND WE NOT NOW
[4037]IN POSITIGN TO ASSESS QVPIRE WILLINGNESS DO SO, SEs By
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[4097]H#QS SHOILD DISCUSS ABOVE QITH RODIGAST WHO
[4099]IN POSITION EXPAND ON TKIS SUBJECT.
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[4141]14 September 1967
[4143]REVISED MEMORANDUM OF ORAL COMMITMENT
[4144](Revised to include all changes and amendments operative as of
[4145]14 September 1967)
[4147]Kae
[4149]Lays,
[4151]; 1. QREBONY/1 is employed by WOFACT as an independent con—
[4153]a tractor for certain services of a confidential nature. He has
[4154]received an Operational Approval, dated - Pinancial
[4155]espects of his activity are charged to Project QREBONY.
[4157]2. GREBONY/1‘'s employment under this agreement commenced
[4158]1 September 1965 and continues on a month-to-month basis. It
[4159]can be terminated by either party on 30-day notice.
[4161]3. OQREBONY/1 receives the following financial entitlements:
[4163]a. Compensation so computed as to give QREBONY/1 a
[4164]*tax-free" figure of §800 per month (this figure effective
[4165]1 July 1967). NOTE: The actual breakdown of QREBONY/i‘'s ~
[4166]finances as carried on WOPACT books is $700 monthly salary:
[4167]$100 non-accountable operational allowance; $70 tax supple-
[4168]ment withheld at HQS to discharge QREBONY/1‘'s WOLADY tax
[4169]Obligation. These taxes are remitted threugh the Covert
[4170]Tax Committee.
[4172]COS et
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[4176]b. Reimbursement for operational expenses and travel,
[4177]unless these are reimbursed by other sources in which case
[4178]WOPACT will offset such outside reimbursement against WCFACT? .
[4179]financial obligations to QREBONY/1. Since security considera-
[4180]tions generally preclude the detailed accounting for mis-
[4181]cellaneous travel expenses, per diem will be paid at the
[4182]vate of $20 per day during periods of authorized travel.
[4184]This per diem authorization was qualified by a personal
[4185]ruling of Chief of Station, Paris/LCPIPIT dated 12 July 1965:
[4187]"If subject is absent from his home station on
[4188]authorized travel for part of one day and returns to
[4189]his home station the night of the dame day (i.e. if
[4190]no hotel expense is involved in the sense of overnight
[4191]eccommodations), then he shall be entitled to draw
[4192]ve 1/2 of his authorized per diem of $20 per day (i.e. $10)."
[4194]NOTE: QREBONY/1 has a revolving fund (advance) to assist
[4195]in meeting operational and travel expenses.
[4197]SECRET
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[4231]4. QREBONY/1 will be compensated by WOFACT in an amount
[4232]mitually agreed upon for the relocation of himself and his .
[4233]family to a new residence if such relocation is considered
[4234]@esirable by him end WOPACT. WOTE: This provision was included
[4235]: in QREBONY/1's original Letter of Agreement and was retained in
[4236]a this MOC since it may be operationally desirable for QREBONY/1
[4237]- to accept employment with a target organization based elsewhere.
[4239]oe
[4240].
[4244]7 Seana
[4246]S. LCPIPIT is authorized to approve purchase by QREBONY/1
[4247]of certain items of operational equipment which are to be non-
[4249]accountable and which shall he charged against the operational
[4251]expenses category of the budget attached to the FY 1968 project
[4252]renewal. :
[4254]Aeterna nan repennnmarnaeinnry — weenaqanatanininttpapinenpp acter
[4255].
[4257]4
[4259]y 6. QREBONY/1 signed a separate Secrecy Agreement (in true
[4261]2 name) at the time of his original recruitment. Hoe is aware that
[4262]its provisions are still in effect.
[4264]7. QREBONY/1 is aware of all provisions of this Memorandum
[4265]of Oral Commitment with the exception of paragraph 5, which
[4266]ty @sescribes an internal WOFPACT procedure, and certain aspects of
[4267]paragraph 3b, specifically that WOPACT is paying LNPORT taxes
[4268]in his behalf. MOTE: He was promised tax-free compansation
[4269]in his original recruitment and we have devised the current .
[4270]procedure to honor this commitment while fulfilling the require-
[4271]ment that all WOLADY citizens pay taxes on funds received from
[4272]LUFORT.
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[4277]mete
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[4287]i SIGHED:
[4289]j Case Officer
[4293]i REVIEWED AND APPROVED: |
[4296]3 ol
[4297]i . * vo
[4298]j ADRIAN B. MASLOTT ars Woke
[4299]: Chief, LCPIPIT so
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[4322]a an Oe oc [ ealPEEs mee
[4323]rrur sol ect, To saancn C] - SECRET feacerearoe REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED
[4325]pesreor LI sic.
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[4330]fnfe 2. Sr copy | Cl revste Chaser RKaule Le el |
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[4332]E CRE T 2514592 CITE LCPIPIT 1268 7 er fa |
[4333]PRIORITY DIRECTOR INFO LONDON 25d u3915 a, |
[4335]RYBAT DIDORIC “HPRORE ORFPONY DTOVERTAX.mrren—. feeeesa
[4336]REP.DIRECTOR“26537
[4338]1. WILL CASLE ITINERARY REQUESTED REF AFTER RODIGAST
[4340]i MEETING witn/@aEBoNy/ ies AUSUST,
[4342]t 2. APPRECIATE THAT WASHINGTON PROBABLY MOST CONVENIENT
[4343]LOCATION FOR HOS MEETINGS WITH QREBONY/RODIGAST BUT BECAUSE f
[4345]i SECURITY CONSIDERATIONS MUST BE PARAMOUNT REGUEST THAT : * 7
[4346]SESSIONS TAKE PLACE ELSEWHERE, PREFERABLY NEW YORK CITY. soo. Ne
[4347]WAVE SO INFOR™<D RODIGAST.
[4349]3. SEKURITY RISKS ATTENDANT OREBONY MEETINGS WITH oa
[4350]| "  WOFACT IN U.S. ARE OF PARTICULAR CONCERN.-- THUS REQUEST =
[4351]“THAT GREBONY CONTACTS WITH WOFACT OFFICERS BE HELD ONLY
[4352]WHER ABSOLUTELY REQUIRED AND LIMITED TO ESSENTIAL PARTICI-
[4356]PANTS, ALSO BELIEVE IT WILL BE DIFFICULT AND PROBABLY a
[4358]“INSECURE HAVE QRESONY/1 SET ASIDE BLOCK OF DAYS FOR “i pS
[4359]MEETINGS ONCE HE APRIVES IN U.S. AND THAT CONTACTS WITH
[4361]3ECRET
[4363]'
[4364]|
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[4367]I
[4368]|
[4369]REBONY/ 1 WILL HAVE TO BE AD HOC INSTEAD OF AD SERIATI§M.
[4370]' QREBONY/1 WILL DO HIS PEST ADHERE TO-ITINERAR¥, HOWEVER.
[4372]‘mewareqmnenateemmer - - i ar mrs atten te woe ee a eee -
[4374]Bon
[4377]14-0000
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[4381]A Myyrerete nee mnie ne 6 meen ncaa ae ee tenn stones Soe
[4383]SECRET
[4385]WE FEEL IT ONLY REALISTIC TO ASSUME THAT HIS MOVEMENTS AND
[4386]SCHEDULE WILL BE CONDITIONED BY DEVELOPMENTS FROM MOMENT
[4387]YE STEPS OFF PLANS.
[4389]PAGE 2 LCPIPIT 1268 SECRET
[4391]4. FOR SECURITY AND HANDLING REASONS IT MOST IMPORTANT
[4392]FOR RODIGAST TO MEET AND BRIEF EACH WOFACTER IN ADVANCE —
[4393].WOFACTERS MEETING WITH QRESONY/13, NO TRUE NAMES OF
[4394]WOFACTERS SHOULD 8£ USED AND SPECIAL CARE SHOULD BE
[4396]TAKEN PROTECT RODIGAST, WHOSE TRUE WAME AND ADDRESS NOT
[4397]KNOWS SY QREBONY/ 1.
[4399]5. RODIGAST ETA NEW YORK 19 SEPTEMBER, HE WILL PHONE
[4400]VARASAWO WHOM HE HAS MET MORHING 11 SEPTEMBERZAT
[4401]EITHER IDER A OR IDEN B TA ARRANGE FOR MEETINGS WITH
[4402]HAS OFFICERS, QREBONY/i WILL BE TOLD ARRIVE NEW YORK
[4403]15 SEPTEMBER THUS GIVING FEW DaYS LEAD TIME FOR ROCIGAST/
[4405]_ HOS PREPARAT: ONS, REQUEST VARASAKO, we WILL WISH DISCUSS
[4407]RODIGAST PERSONAL AND DIOVERTAX OPERATIO“ AG MATTERS, ARRANGE
[4408]FOR INTRODUCTICN TO CONGREVE,
[4410]“6 WO FURTHER REGULAR WEETING WITH EITHER OREBONY/1 OR
[4411]RODIGAST BEING SCHEDULED | ALTHOUGH PROVISIONS FOR EMERGENCY
[4413]- MEETING BEING ‘ats ow. “ANY INFO FoR EMERGENCY PASSAGE To
[4415]3 SECRET
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[4537]1. LCPIPIT is revising the QREBONY Project files--which
[4538]have been rather haphazardly maintained over the past year or
[4539]so (much of this time the project was without a case officer).
[4540]In our attempts to locate basic project documents we have been
[4541]unable to find any copy of the provisions of the Operational
[4542]Approval applicable to QREBONY/1. We do have a copy of the
[4543]Provisional Approval granted 23 May 1966 forwarded with OFLW -
[4544]1591, 7 July 1966. Possibly the relevant document was destroyed
[4545]during the reduction of files attendant upon the LCPIPIT move,
[4546]or possibly it was inadvertantly not forwarded to LCPIPIT. At
[4547]any rate we will appreciate being sent a copy.
[4551]2. We would also like to have a sterile version of the
[4552]FY 68 Project Renewal as well as all other basic documents
[4553]which ought to be available to LCPIPIT. : J
[4557]AARON C. LAGINESTRA
[4559]ene ee enters Ae ane ene eet canine «Senne neertat See ee en teerne te Nene tientemar des gidmgmileemtns 2
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[4565]2
[4567]CROss REFEREMCE TO COPATCH SYMBOL ac MDEBER oaTEe .
[4568] OEPT ~ 210 24 August 1967
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[4591]CASSIE ATION
[4593]DISPATCH | ......
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[4597]CcOS/London, C/Eur Div ||
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[4599]Chie CPIPIT/London GAM ||
[4602]SUBJECT
[4606]We are forwarding USC a copy of a letter sent QREBONY/1
[4607]by Jacques Verges’ lawyer in which he makes a settlement offer
[4608]on behalf of his client. (QREBONY/1 will probably accept this,
[4609]after a suitable waiting period, as it offers very telling and
[4611]effective ammunition for use in his continuing battle to counter
[4612]Verges' allegation that he was a WOPACT agent. It is our reading
[4613]at this point that QREBONY/1 has been quite successful in this
[4614]effort and that this settlement from Verges will be the final
[4615]triumph in his campaign.
[4617]Ler
[4620]AARON C. LAGINESTRA
[4622]Attachment: USC
[4623]Letter
[4625]Distribution:
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[4628]2 - C/Eur Div w/o att ie?
[4629]1 - COS/London w/o att A /- BEES
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[4631]CROSS REFERERCE TO OGPATON SYWEOL AG) BUMBEa CATE
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[4688]“28, Favooune montuanrad
[4690]PARIS - axs
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[4697]agi, Glo fof Vina
[4699]Chers -adaze et -icnsieur,
[4701]Je nfeupresse
[4703]tence conicrnémeat au riprort
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[4708]Pans. naa Zt Juillet _ Jet . ~
[4710]#0nsicur et liadaze GIBSOS
[4711]32, Hartswoed cad
[4712]Stanferd Brook
[4713]London, =. 12
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[4719]Sr ene Bh AE mR CER EEN wselened sect e
[4722]Je 20 juillet 1967 a reteau sa ceupé- *
[4723]du Conseiller ripp:.rteur, : 1 oF
[4725]4
[4727]a tout état de cause, j'attends votre rézonse a ra _
[4728]derni#tre lettre par icquelle je vous ai triucsais les prepositions de
[4729]re,Jeaent & ltanmiable gaites par Wi. VioRuuS.
[4731]sujet et,
[4733]G3 COFY
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[4817]ou 024 63-10 Monsieur et uadane GIBSON i
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[4829]Je steupresse de vous saire savoir que Nattre ~y
[4830]VERGES propese de vweus réglerg en dinars al-criens la_uoitié !
[4832]i
[4834]des sommes demaudées, ce qui me senile iatcressant pour vous, a
[4835]compte tenu de l'enseuble des circcastaace.; de cette affaire, i
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[4838]7.500 & pour al, GIBSON d'une pcrt,et |
[4839]250 x pour Mme GIR50N d'autre part i
[4841]total =: 2.7 OF
[4843]va peu inespérée, cur il est clair qu'ea poursuivunt la 5o0ciéié :
[4844]@es NCOVLLLe> sDIiiss INccnsaFlONALSS, vous sagnerez ane cer- :
[4845]taine sone dont je ne puis fixer ie nontant, aais oe toucherez
[4846]jamais rien.
[4847]i> GIBSON
[4849]En ce qui concerne la lettre
[4850]sur f egile-et.
[4852]nfavait eatretenu, on Confrére ne me répon
[4853]Je pense g:'il nty a quand @ne pes lieu d'en faire une question
[4855]de principe ct q.e uous pouwrrious, czas le cudre a’: a regu, obe
[4856]tenir ane phrase drreese sur ce qui a été dit A voire sujet. ,
[4858]En .cut état de cause et si nous purvenions A un
[4860]accord sur cetie base, He VeRGSS propose de cenir cette some a
[4861]votre disposition dés votre zreaier voyeze ex Algrie.
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[4869]Je erois qu'il serait preférable que, dfuae ania:
[4872]coafiance,
[4874]oo Si toutefois vous pensez qce je dois tenter wo
[4877]savoir, mais j'insiste sur ce point qu'il est q:elq:e iois préfé-,
[4880]rable gd'attraper une proposii.o. 4 la Lalle
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[4894]Chief of Station, London - for LCPIPIT Ls | oaccme comets
[4895]Chief of Station, London eer Cried os
[4896]™ Acting Chief VOVIEW . |
[4897]ACROF LIS
[4899]NTDORIC/GREBONY LNERGO Report
[4901]ACTING RECUTRED . REFERERCES
[4903]ene nan trance ATR,
[4905]4
[4907]Transmitted, under ceparate cover. for your information only, {9 a copy
[4908]of a LNERGO Report dated August 10, 1967. Pleace note paragraph 4 and
[4910]bring to the attention of RODIGAST.
[4912]ISABELLE R, PRIAMI
[4914]Attachment: I
[4915]LNERGO Report a/s/e
[4917]Distribution:
[4918]Orig. & 1 - COS, LCPIPIT w/att u/e/e
[4919]1 - COS, London w/att a/s/e
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[5021]Abtentions: lire &. ds razica
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[5024]euajecn 0 sucaa's Drip to the United Stztas
[5026]&. is fe ts aoviad tus Garcon that tiis Ageecy pisses te eve ee
[5027]t& tee United States Caring the month ef September 1257. Im edcitics
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[5032]tire Grows. «ge WEEE be woder instrestios mot to eat ciremtly in cay
[5033]eéval righws oo otusr protest activities walle in the Untied statete o
[5035]2. Wa wilt eoprostate tee arsca*s comsurrense in aia activity.
[5036]Wo wid alee veloc: gay Duroan sequlremnts walek the Assusy weld Levy
[5037]ea 9042 vor servicing curing iis stay in toc Uaited States.
[5039]CB SPORT IST
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[5075]CusTlaUinG SAITiISH LilG2aTLIOX rROLEM
[5077]Returning to .ondoen froa Stocknoln on 10 July, I wae egain queried
[5078]by Sritichn I--icration asout cy failure to register za a permanent
[5079]resident. «sy excuse nas always been that I did im fact co to
[5081]tne Hone Glfice, but no action was ever taxen because I rarely
[5082]recained in tse country more than a month. Hovever, this tale is
[5083]vcaring thin anc I fear teat I cay nave nuch more serious trouble
[5084]in the near future.
[5086]It would sees to ne that the best solution aight be to becone
[5088]the official Lendon correapondent of NPI or any other outfit
[5090]that nignt have ue. I vould need a letter to tha$ effect and
[5092]wowld require a notional salary of about $5,000 per year, I believe,
[5093]but even this aight raise questions froma the British Inla
[5095]Revenues .
[5097]Sone advice on this problen would be appreciated.
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[5214]NEGRO, IN PEKING, ai in the United States! as advice to Negrocs at!
[5216]left Cuba last year. home, the newsletter said:
[5218]4 10: Apathtr Accerican Negro na-i “Revolutionaries must plav it
[5220]AOGUSES GUBANS 2 Stick's ot eee ts
[5221]. current rewsletier from Lon- the master infiitrators, the:
[5222]‘don, etenites Mr, Wiliams as eamie wer raust learn to subvert!
[5223]* . seo a “choicmansn-e Z othe ail-him at bis own expense while
[5224]Vicious Smear’ of China in ; Powwletoray ‘kecihiusing bis facilites to adverce
[5226]“Forged’ Letter Charged ,Miov
[5228]~ PANT + ere ve weemenmmnnimn — ontimpuneuepenmgnaranegpanetin ate arn
[5230]PS AS ORE ART 8 ns pt pe ME cane mie YOO
[5232]Sgoverent (BAM) in the United Our cass of Black Mteration.®
[5233]States.” Siscemn persons "wre. 08 Munday, Workers World,
[5234]lwere raid to be members of the 3 weekly ere with a a tskyist!
[5235]Robert F. Williams, an Amer-revolutonary movexent, were tendency, onnowrced that it hadi
[5236]fean Negro who is now a black a py es hee a eee obtained * seagunene from we.
[5237]Rationalist spokesman in Pe ccnr moverate Necro civil leged miurder plot Eere as at
[5238]king, has charged that the Cu petes lesdere “er | hrame-c3.” ;
[5239]ban regime of Premier Fidel The Crusader that Mr. Wiel “It_is not my policy ror!
[5240]Castro has counterfeited a lias contended was mailed RAMs to Kil condescending}
[5241]tr a3! z Uncle Toms,” the statement!
[5242]newsletter he putsout and used '}7077 Fy Chine month, hase suid. “We are not on oreanies
[5243]I ~ he “China Betrays Tee: ogre net on ergata.
[5244]the bogus periodical for “a vive 35) Bevo: sion," tad has Mp ton- advocating pointicss as.
[5245]cious smear attack” on Com- ons frying that be was “de. Sassinatons. We are dedicated)
[5246]raunist China. hor by the soft lies and ireedom-fighters stressing
[5247]In the May issue of the subt'e  fiattery”
[5249]of Chinese armed self-defense. Our obser}
[5251]newsletter, The Cruseder, which Commerist leaders. It goes on Uve is to make America a 7ast)
[5252]has arrived here, Mr. Wiltiaes to say : and decent place to live.
[5253]asserted that the “forged” ver-.now “ 3: d can no} —
[5254]sion “carries a meteved pest-loncer control his arrogant]
[5255]mark that is available only for eover-rad underiings who, al-/
[5256]Cuban Government bulk mail-;though acting in his tame, have: : ° oo ao
[5257]ing.” He charged that the news-:abanzoned the peopie’s revolu- Pons _ “s
[5258]letter wax pul Gul by “the Ca-:tion.” ‘ oe ed 1s
[5259]ban G2", which ke said was Ir. Williams’ current Peking]
[5260]heavily infiltrated by the Urit-'nowsleser asserted that “Afro-
[5261]ed States Central Inteligence.Americens should refuse‘ to
[5262]Agency. ” jfieh." in Vietnam, But it added
[5264]Mr. Williams left His home,
[5266]: “those who are trapped:
[5267]went to Cuba, where he advo-
[5269]te 9 Rr semana ere emma tHE REAPER Sent,
[5271]a eemeremiee:
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[5307]” could “work among the:
[5308]to educate them to the
[5309]facts ef life” ue
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[5330]Chief, Welk | ho soerixa atountD i}
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[5332]Chief, EUR; Caiefr, LOPIPIT JUDGE BOEING if
[5333]rea i
[5334]Chief of Ste tio, London a i
[5336]- «pee DTDORIC QAvGLY «§ 2EBONY JAGUAR LEPaACuL
[5338]UREBONY's Grcup
[5339]SCTigw BEQURED - OEP ERENCES
[5340]Refs: OEPA 555, 5 Hzy 1907
[5341]OELA 4757, 10 May 1967
[5343]1. We now have J:GUAR’s coznents on the proposcd * soup"
[5344]Gesigned to allow (REBONY to cxpzud Lis cceeess Ly “represent—
[5345]ing" sousthing - even if only = purely notion:l froup. The
[5346]letter froma JaGueR is atti ched.
[5348]2. We would ovserve thet J:GU: f's ccoments ire obvicusly
[5349]mude in a constructive vein. Sinilirly, J.Glsk sccus to tebe
[5350]a protective, iiInost proprietzry intercst in consiccrstiocnas
[5351]affecting the «w2uSORXY project. be aiuturally velco.e this ficel-
[5352]ing on their ».rt, since ;:REBONY continues to cxist is i ULL.
[5354]D emnaeaiaanineneatetaneeneteae .
[5355]Snnianees danicanmeumeemmetnetatmenenennerent To
[5357]i
[5359]bssed opex.ition ct their pleasure. .nd ve think thet J.6U: i's a)
[5360]comments cre sound, in substance. Their fins] comecunat ilss 7
[5361]reluctance iy
[5363]veils, to scy the levst, the underst: ndsble ShOn.NGL
[5364]to sce yet snother splinter group i-Spotning, with the tright-
[5365]ful politics) iupliciticas if a WCL.bY epy sere exposed winale
[5366]running a phoney “pro-Chincse"™ group in the U.K.I (it scald
[5367]probrbly be not too gocd in bOLzL¥, for tist mttcer, Lut i
[5368]government could {£211 here o8 a result. >
[5370]3. We Lzve now hid en opportunity to talk this over with
[5371]CILIBERTI, LAGINGSTHA and KODIGAST, cud sil ire inreed tie t
[5372]QRSBOWY's trial billoon will not ve re-flozted. .e thin ro
[5373]baro is done. if J+GUz should cone into possession a1 i copy,
[5374]Of GRSBOW's letter, ind «sé us ubout it, we will icihnovicd;c
[5375]that he wrote it to try vut op = lizited oumber of friends ind
[5376]himed at his Swedish cudience, prelininsry to (he hopec) ios
[5377]SBILLIAMS' arrival in Sweden. Fe fre now RCTely replying to
[5378]JiGUAR that we sre ercteful for their cugent coments, «nd that
[5379]“the group” will not be sctivatcd unicss there is a significant
[5380]change in the (CREBONY opcration:l situ.tion such ue to recuire
[5381]“the grcup” to be crested, in which case te vill ugaia seek
[5382]their concurrence. i
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[5544]MET CTDOPIC/ perational
[5545]CREBONY/GRESONV/1L and AMSQUAN/1's Relationship
[5546]SETION EEQURED . REFERENCES
[5548]le The relationship between ORESONY/2 an] AMSQUAW/1 Is a particularly
[5549]ixportant one from Loth tre production and security points of view. AHSCUAW/1
[5550]hes been a prolific and reliable reporter, erzecially on items dealing with the
[5551]International sar Crinos Tribunal, anc it will be aighly desirable for ner to
[5552]continue to serve in this capacity in the forseeable future. It is recognized
[5553]that AHSCGAN/1 is not a controlled azent and that her personal willinmess to
[5554]serve as a clandestine informant of (REsutiY/l Is based upon a complex and inter=
[5555]related series of reasons, both personal and ideological, “PESONY/1 helped her
[5556]ovt of a ticht situation in Africa and naz befriended her since her arrival in
[5557]London. for the last several montha she has heen living at his house. CREBONY/1
[5558]has a very agreeable personality and is a senuinely l{xeable person. At the sama
[5559]tine, although she fs not an ideological rerson, she shares diz proechinese
[5560]fdeclogical position and she has never queationed tis explanation ~ that her
[5561]revorting is for the Chinese, Lastly, we cannot and have not, overlooked the
[5562]Likelltood of a ohysical attraction between the tuo, In the last analysis it is
[5563]ivpossible for vs to state exactly what rotivates her to act as a clandestine |
[5564]inforwant for CRESONY/1,
[5566]2. It is quite possible for the relationship between OREZONY/1 and: ANSQUAY/1
[5567]to change at any time. Should their relationship take a turn for the worat it
[5568]wight possibly have adverse security implications for OREEONY/1. This subject
[5569]has been discussed at lennth with CFESONY/1 and ibe agrees that great care must
[5570]be taken. tie is careful to use AMSCUAY/1 only in situations where it would he
[5571]piausible for the Chinese to have an Interest. Thus far this-has veearelatively
[5572]easy, indeed at the Stockholm sassions of the Fussell Tribumal tho absence of any
[5573]Chinese representatives served to confire in AYSOUAW/1's wind that QRES50NY/1 was
[5574]the Chinese man on the scene, At this point no actual prodlen exists, but both,
[5575]LCPIPIT and QPEBONY/1 are alert to the possibility that one could arise.
[5577]AARON C. LAGINESTRA
[5580]3 « C/WOVIEN
[5582]2 © C/YOMUSE wee ~
[5584]2 + C/cur Div Fe l-S0 eos
[5589]14-0000
[5591]CUS ICAT OR “ PROCESSING ACTION
[5594]7 - zm BARKED FOR INDEXING
[5595]cov EY
[5596]IFO.
[5597]- C/¥OHUSE, COS/London, C/Eur Div
[5598]FROM
[5600]SEC” DrpORIC/Operational
[5602]fatten perenne ates artemis
[5604]QPERO ‘
[5605]‘ACTION REQUIRED - REFERE!
[5607]Transmitted herewith is a brief weno for the record summarizing a conver~
[5608]sation between the undersisned and RISLIVER in which the latter recounted his
[5609]impressions of a meeting with QPESONY/1. Transmitted USC is a brief note from
[5610]OQREBONY/1 to RODIGASY covering tne events of the same evenings.
[5612]et et tee ae atnientag pees Ti cee a pec me a
[5614]PF, CILYSERTI
[5616]Attachments: H/W & USC
[5617]As stated memo H/W
[5618]Brief note USC
[5620]Distributions
[5621]3 = C/HOVIEY w/atts HK/W & USC-——~
[5622]2 = C/EOHUSE w/atts H/W & USC
[5623]2 ~ COS/London w/atts H/H & USC
[5624]2 - C/Eur Div w/o atts
[5626]US Cary Fue nact-tobrse/5
[5628]OSPATCH SYMGOL AND BUMEZER
[5630]MAY 12 (957
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[5644]14-0000
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[5650]MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD i
[5651]i
[5652]|
[5654]SUBJECT: CILIBERTI Conversation with RNSLIVER 26 April Concerning Hie
[5655]Meeting with QRESONY/2
[5657]A. On 25 April BASTEAR told me that RNSCIVER was in London and was
[5658]planning to meet with ORESONY/1, BASTEAR accordingly suggested that
[5659]_ RASLIVER be debriefed by the undersigned the following morning. Accordingly
[5660]I wet with PYSLIVER for about one hour, frow which meeting the following
[5661]highlights seen worth recordinz:
[5663]Ae I told SNSLIVER that we (WOFACT) had been interested in
[5664]OREBONY/) at the time that he was writing for China Quarterly concerning
[5665]his dispute with the editor of Revolution, Jacque Verces, but that we
[5666]> had lost tract of him of late. “Now that wa are in QRESONY/1"s home
[5667]' tom, RNSLIVER was told that wa and Headquarters would be interested
[5668]in any information on QREBONY/1 which could be reported as a resalt :
[5669]_ of such meetings as RNSLIVER had had with bin. i.
[5671]i
[5675]i
[5677]4
[5681]| B. RNSLIVER said that he had told Leo Labedz that he would Like
[5683]| to meet Ibrehin to cain some understanding o°% what was going on in
[5684]the African exiled community, particularly ae it related to the Sino-
[5686]| Soviet split. Labedz said that he thought that PNSLIVER would do such
[5688]1
[5692]better by talking to QREBONY/] whos he, Labedz, said was one of the
[5693]few people around from whoa Labads could learn anything. ;
[5694]s
[5696]Teme rete Speen are manenmeneengan ery eee ant
[5697].
[5699]C. PUSLIVER set QREBONY/1] at QRESONY/1's house, RNSLIVER did
[5700]not have a complete roster of those who were there to partic{pate
[5701]fn what RNSLIVER described as a "political bull sess{on". He
[5702]remembered only (in addition to himself and QREBO'UY/1) of Hatthew
[5703]Wkoana and a girl from Mexico City named Sucesos, who he sald knew
[5704]& great deal about guerrille roinzs-on in Venezuela and whose
[5705]address he caid was Calsada, Tacuboya 103, Mexfeo 18. RNSLIVER
[5706]said that Nkeana sald practically nothing throughout the evening,
[5707]BSpparently because be found RNSLIVER's presence odd and umerving.
[5709]sete te anette ene mt aot Ey hae pee
[5711]edgeable concerning Chinese factions of Communist movements tn
[5712]Western Europe and Africa. He said that GRERONY/1 had described
[5713]his recent trip to Nicosia and Cairo, had senticned that he had
[5714]visited Dar-es-Salaam, that he knew Jacques Grippa, and that he
[5715]intended to visit Stockhole in connection with the Pussell Tribunal
[5717]and a possible Stockholm visit by Robert Wilifans, -
[5719]. D, RHSLIVER wes as impressed with QREBONY/1 as Labeds had
[5720]as predicted he would be. He described QREBOTY/1 as resarkably knowl-
[5722]eran ee mala ccnreiel io eee enelertemns tn mina Res ee tine on
[5724]gh tote
[5726]r
[5729]“ ron
[5730]r . AY
[5732]Beers
[5734]CusTILUIbG SalTiSH IbnlG2aTION YaROZLEM
[5736]pent sat ety weno
[5738]Returninz to London from Stockholm on 10 July, I was egain queried
[5739]by British Icsicration asout sy failure to register as a pernanent
[5740]: Tesident. Ay excuse nas always been that I did in fact co to
[5742]the liome Office, but no action was ever texen because I rarely
[5743]rezained in tse country more than a month. Hovever, tais tale is
[5744]wcering thin and I fear taat I may have much more serious trouble
[5745]in the near Zuturee
[5747]vt a Saat be wy seinen +
[5749]Taveitiynem Ma oh Zt
[5753]It would sees to me that the best solution aight be to becone
[5755]the official London correspondent of NPI or any other outfit
[5757]that nignt have nee I would need a letter to thaS effect and
[5759]would require a notional salary of about $5,000 per year, I believe,
[5760]but even this night raise questions froa the British Inla
[5762]Revenue. .
[5764]Oe awe emma om eaeome
[5768]spore
[5770]_ Sone advice on this problea would be appreciated.
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[5837]E. RNSLIVER was particularly iepressed by QREBONY/1°s library
[5838]of radical books and pamphlets. RSLIVER turned over to the under=
[5839]signed for copying and return a recent issue of ¥illfans® The Crusader
[5840]and 9 copy of GREBONY/1's own newsletter. These were recelved with
[5841]feigned interest, although of course we had earlier received the saze
[5842]items from RODIGAST (already forwarded to Headquarters).
[5844]Fe SUSLIVER did not reasll meeting Hra. QR} BONY/1, ard did not
[5845]know how many children QREBONY/1 had. ite described QFEBONY/1's house
[5846]as attractively middle class. He was avare of the fact that QREBOIY/1
[5847]had gone to Kenyon College and praised QPEBINY/1's writine sk{lls,
[5848]QRESONY/1 showed him a nunber of artieles he had written which
[5849]PHSLIVER said completely folloved the Chinese Communist line, RNSLIVER
[5850]was surprised that sone of these articles had been printed in the United
[5851]States in spite of thédr political orientaticn,
[5853]PF. CILIZERTI
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[5874]re rn
[5875]. Conversation yith rrof. Williaa 3. Grigifith, London, 25/4/67. '
[5876]i ” Gadeusz Horo phoned my home to tell ae that ZEKKEX Criffith, who .
[5877]us is spending a sabbatical yeer in Hurich fron MIT, wanted to see me. .
[5878]ce Later that evening, Leo Labehdz and Griffith arrived. Stella Joyce
[5879]: of Asnesty Intercational and “atthew hzoana also arrived unexpcetedlye
[5880]it turned out that Lebedz and Joyce iad often talked dver xkezkanayz the
[5882]phone, but hed never met.
[5884]Griffith told me that he kad recently visited Est africa. In Dar
[5885]€s Salaaa, Le had get vavid Jikexo and 4nsca G. Euraubhia of the PAC
[5886](Pan Africzuiss Congress). He said bis distinct ic vression was that
[5887]PAC was on a strong sro-Chinese course. Griffith said he hed written
[5888]to hana ilacoro's old acdress in London in an effort to contact hia,
[5892]but had learned later that ‘ehnoro was now at Kixkx Kirkland vouse,
[5893]Harvard University. He eaid he looked forward to talking wits HeLoao,
[5894]when ne went briefly to the UGA in liay.
[5896]een On ONO Ce re ern Se vet er Ee
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[5931]C/T0IMSE, COS/London, C/Eur Div ;
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[5936]wang, C POORIC/Spevations
[5938]sine een meee een imtetnccemntes amuse esr Mites ste Hg tate
[5940]- andes is aware, GREBONY/1 has been pursuing a legal action against Jacques
[5942]Y Ee has now received a letter from his lawyer which seens to indicate
[5944]that Verges is willing to make sone sort of settlezent--althougi be can only pay
[5945]in Algerian dinars. Q?PEBONY/1, of course, is willing to accect a settlement !
[5946]previded it includes sone sort of apology from Verges. Arned with this apology
[5948]QPEBONY/1 could then dispose of any lingering dcubts regardinz his political
[5950]reliability caused by Verges' accusations and would also have the ego gratification
[5952]of forcing Verges to eat his own words.
[5954]Ach fe
[5956]BARD C. LAGIcSTRA
[5958]Attachment: USC
[5959]As stated above USC
[5962]Distribution: if .
[5963]3 + C/SOVIEW w/atts USC—— an .
[5965]2 - COS/London w/o atts
[5966]2 - C/Eur Div w/o atts
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[5992].
[5994]wa” «Serge Sccvartzerserg — PARIS, *~ 17 AVRIL 1967 ; s
[5997]. =
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[6000]Avocet a to Cow
[6001]2. Foub. Mouinerin
[6005]Monsicur GTNSON
[6007]REBT UTE tee, ab ost ga
[6009]savoir qu'il a eu une conversation avec -ie VEXGES qui lui a
[6010]indiqué qu'il vit actucllement en Algérie et..serait disposé
[6012]opposent.
[6015]PRESS Ue 30, Stockleigh liall
[6016]Prince Albert stoad
[6017]LONDON N.W.8 (Grande Dretagne)
[6019]AFF. GiBSON C/Nouvelles Editions Internationales ed
[6021]wren ewe ee we w nen e wenn ene wn - n-ne nnn woeennnne “it
[6027]: . i
[6029]Cher Monsieur, - i
[6033]al
[6035]Mon confrére adverse, Conseil de la Société Nouvelle H
[6037]des Editions Internationales, et de Monsieur VERGES, me fait i
[6041]ate.
[6043]|
[6045]Il m'ta fait part qu'actuellement sa situation ne
[6046]lui permet pas de payer en une autre monnaie que la monnaie
[6047]algérienne, savoir le dinar. .
[6049]fo Me ne oe
[6051]wet nee
[6053]Il y a 1A une question de principe. Pourriez-vots,
[6054]je vous prie, me faire savoir si vous pourriez énvisager une 3
[6055]transaction aux termes de laquelle vous seriez régle en dinars.
[6057]4 Jtignore d'tailleurs dans quelles conditions l’exportation aes
[6058]Capitaux d'Alggrie est encore possible a ce jour.
[6060]Bae
[6062]on st setnad
[6064]Yuoi qu'il en soit, peut-étre seriez-vous intéressé
[6065]par cette proposition. 4
[6067]Je n'ai pas encore discuté de chiffres avec mon
[6068]confrére adverse puisqu'il s'agit 14 d'une question préjudi- :
[6069]cielle a toute discussion sur le fond de la somme due. j
[6071]J*attends donc votre prochaine réponse et vous prie
[6072]de croire, cher Monsieur, 4 l'exprgssion de mes sentiments -
[6073]dévoués. . : .
[6075], =
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[6079]2 nee “ 2 invormee hia I would agree
[6080]I phoned Schvartzexserg end im to be raié in exy currency
[6082]crens, but the aroun: -
[6083]to a settlerens, bu tne ors > extent to which wacques
[6085]- sencmlt ceperd on th : z+ 2165
[6086]would necesssz--- for bis accusations egeinst re in iG04~
[6088]Vergts apoic5.zed ae-otee to Ley tie baece
[6089]sar fe nae Bi af Verzes abtexptec to lay te s-e—
[6090]I said i 1s sot mind sore derstanding” cr om erroneous
[6093]oor ualicious risinforsation given hin oy otherse
[6094]. ets J, Lacica, 12, Ramdorf, vib Lilewpros,
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[6120]EARNINGS
[6122]NOTE;
[6123]THIS FORM 1S tSSUED ONLY WHEN AN
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[6125]5S ANY CHANGE IN THE PAY ACCOUNT
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[6140]_ REMARKS:
[6142] rorease Normal Salary froa $700 to $746 effective 1 December 1966,
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[6146]: EMPLOYEE NUMBER:
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[6287]Chief, LCPIPIT 07 | |
[6289]DTDORIC/Operational
[6290]OPESOUY/C°EBONY/1's Taxes
[6291]RETION REQUIRED - REFERERCES
[6293]1. QREBONY/1 told RODIGAST at their most recent meeting that he did not
[6294]have to file an overt tax form for 1966 because his pross overt income for 1966
[6295]was less than $600, This will not be true for the 1967 tax year and he will
[6296]have to file in the Spring of 1968. The operative sentence in the 1966 Tax
[6297]Guide For US Citizens Abroad, US Treasury Dept IR3 Pub No 54 states--"Every
[6298]citizen of the United States, regardless of where he resices who is under 65
[6299]years of age and has a gross income of $600 or more during a tax year must
[6300]file an income tax return." :
[6302]2. For the record the undersigned who is as yet unfaniliar with all
[6303]administrative details, would appreciate HQS confirmation of the above.
[6305]ACE
[6307]AARON C, LAGINESTRA
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[6360]REQUEST HQS TAKE STEPS HAVE RAISE ADDED TO
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[6411]: orsony/eriti {migration Status :
[6412]H ACTION SECARRED - REFERENCES
[6413]‘ “u
[6414]1. The USC memoranda sets forth a problea which QREBOKY/1 recently : ‘
[6416]encountered at London Airport and bow it was solvec with the assistance of
[6417]London Station and JAGUAR.
[6419]2. As scatters now stand, Sritish Immigration will take no action against
[6421]GREBONY/1 without checking with JAGUAR,
[6423]AARON C, LAGIRESTRA
[6425]Attachsent: USC
[6427]: As stated above para 1 USC " §/C ATT'D BY RI/AN 4
[6428]: Dated_1__ MAY 1967__ :
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[6431]3 - C/rOVIEY w/fatt USC—
[6432]2 = C/eOIEE w/att USC
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[6477]the Hone “irTice comes to riz; when what menpic. ~
[6478]anc that 4s unlixely, tre wey the Eritiss lew werks = we will
[6480]loo into things further. ‘ell hin that hevirzg a Srizic:.
[6482]wife maxes hin imcune to xcst out-kicking activities - as Long
[6484]as his nose is cleaa.
[6486]. In fact, it is all fixed with the me “ffice. They wild
[6487]not take any action against hin sithout cneckicg with JAGUAR,
[6488]and they, of course, will cseck with us. =b sicuid not be :
[6489]encouraged to be 2lippan. cr sassy with the Immigration people,
[6490]but he doesn't need to pans, either, He should Sehave in
[6492]@ reasonably straigatforvaré anc natural wey - so he should not
[6493]be encouraged to think we have “fixed” tiings Zor hin.
[6495]er se_icze.
[6497]I also discussed again wita Jag che cuestion of having him
[6498]taken off the watchlist. Taey are witliss to co so, if we
[6499]want, but their < we Aesh écill is wat it is cevter for hin
[6500]to be watechli.-as rere couic prescoly no Letter
[6501]eredential Sar 2.2, if urivelisg wiu. Sbrenis of Fanchanda
[6502]or Rainsa:., oc. - seers 2. that sort, than wo get tie business
[6503]from tre oe ds ai, Tation People. Ani, ar course,
[6504]he sheild, sane (securliy, ana all wh-<) be isi seraged
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[6561]ERITISH DIOS2ATION PRBLE! : . |
[6562]1
[6564]Returning te the UX. oz 25/3/67, I was warned by British Insigration at London Airport that
[6566]I was spording core tice in Pritain than outside the ccuntry, The Incicration Officer inspected
[6567]ay passport closely, ccunting the nucter of trips I had mado since gettiag that passport, which
[6568]had beon issued by the U.S. Hbassy in London, on 1 Decomber 1965, Hovover, no oxplacction was
[6572]TNT et nae me nee ont etme mats meme Jno Rhu gg
[6574]asked for concerning the travel. I explained that I had intended to resettle in Suitzerland or
[6576]France end was spending so much tice in Britaia only becouse uy uife, who was British, had been
[6578]helping to take care of her elderly parents in Lesdon, I was told nevertheless that I shculd :
[6580]go to the Home Office and asply for texporary residence in Britain, . :
[6582]Bofore doing so, I would raed to knows
[6584]2) whether I should in fnct do sos
[6586]2) how should I deserite my work, if ary, and sotrca of incoxt.
[6587]&t present, upon investigation, the Eritish would leara thet I have no visible neans of income,
[6588]except for perkays for cy Reports and soze freolanco gournalisn, but nevertheless receive nonay
[6590]regulerly froz a Swiss tbenk acccunt,
[6592]APY .
[6593]Ig I told the dose Gzfice, T wos a fveelance journalist, I imagine they would icuund some sort
[6594],
[6596]of benk ot other financial statements, which tould rrobably be exacine’ by Brit_-:. tax autherittes
[6597]for possible tamtion. Gren if I sey I bave no explezcent of any conscygonce and sointain ayscls
[6598]on Income fron investucts cade in Switzerland and elseshere, I night have to verify that. statezent
[6599]oud pay sone sort of British taxes, Consideting the ;ositions of ay trothers~-is~lar, z doubt if ;
[6600]either could get away sith clsining to fully or partially support ay fsuily, o:+..".5 ny brotherwine
[6601]lar Gordon Faye, tho is a Chartéred Accountant, has been deducting ny childros's scovl fees -
[6602]2rom his sexes ty rears of en ecccatioral trust fund, although he co ionger pays anything torards
[6603]the fees, I could say shat I was the beneficiary of a tezeZz0e U.S. fetiovehty tubeaseisentionl i
[6604]kes} prove nove cumbersose and dangerous than necessary, in the present circunstances, :
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[6664]SBATT OD DTDORIC /QREBONY /Ope rational
[6665]QREBONY /1 Menti
[6666]KETION REQUIRED - REFERENCES
[6668]See paragraph 4,
[6670]1, Transmitted under separate cover is an excerpt from a recent
[6671]Senate debriefing of a PBRUMEN defector, in which GREBONY/1's
[6673]name was mentioned,
[6675]2. We do not believe that the testimony is particularly awkvard for
[6676]QREBONY /1, and while we had an opportunity to have this portian of the
[6677]testimony stricken from the record, we elected not to do anything about
[6678]it since it would have involved revealing OF ACT interest in QREBONY A
[6680]3. FYI, In order to avoid any concern on the part of QRPURE should
[6681]this portion of the testimony ever hit the presse, KAMMERMAYER
[6682]mentioned the reference to CREBONY /1 in low key to QRPURE at a recent
[6683]meeting, QRPURE exhibited no concern,
[6685]4, Please have RODIGAST brief QREBONY /I concerning the testimony
[6686]at an early opportunity.
[6688]JULIA R, CONGREVE
[6690]Attachment:
[6691]As stated above (u/s /c)
[6693]Distribution:
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[6760]pitetne? 26 London of any oblcx United Sszetes citizens who had
[6764]actcgeted to obtain a visa to travel to Citra?
[6766]Be. Volta. Wo, siz. Eos that © se.c.ber,
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[6779]Ye. Soumrine. FEcll us avout this .
[6781]fy. Volta. Where was a nevspaper won, a colored nan.
[6783]oo _ He. Sounsine. A Necro? _ rT
[6785]. y Yea, a Ncero. And he used to bo, TE think,
[6787]ix. Volta.
[6788]president of Fair Play for Cuba here in the States, I think in-
[6790]oo Hey “ert:. I don't knoy if this was in Hew York. _ And he visited
[6791]_ the Fubassy, trying to get a visa.
[6792]: _ _ ir. Scurwine. The Cuban Fnvassy in London?
[6794]Volta. Yes, the Cuban Embassy in London. -
[6796]OO : He. Sourwine. To get a visa to go to Cul:a?
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[6873]@iElores.2 aspects.
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[6875]ows @nicrerise, ox whether it was a prozacanda onterprice?
[6876]hie. Volta. IT think i€ was a private ncws service, hecatise
[6877]his nome was in the head. :
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[6879]Bie. Vo cae I tried to ranember his naue.
[6880]Me. Soumuine. Dida't you tell onr wan in Miami that it
[6881]was Richavd Gibeon? . |
[6883]» Hz. Volta. Right, that one, yes, sir. Richard Gibson.
[6885]Mr. Sourwinec. How, @® you have any details about the
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[6991]“SECRET 213182
[6992]PALP INFO DIR CITE LOND 2425
[6993]DIDORIC GRPREY QREBONY
[6995]1. QREBONY RAW REPORTS RECEIVED 1 MARCH. APPRECIATE
[6997]PROMPT FORWARD ING.
[6999]2. SINCE WILL BE CONTINUING REVIEW OF CASE WITH
[7001]JAGUAR IN NEXT FEW DAYS (THEY, Ha\Fei&RZED. Ut PRINCLELS,
[7003]OUR CONTINUED RUNNING OF HIM IN_UK), WOULD APPRECIATE CABLE
[7005]SUNMARY LATEST MEETING WITH QREBONY AND PLANS FOR IMMEDIATE
[7007]FUTURE.
[7009]SECRET.
[7010]CF 2425 GREBONY RAW 1 JAGUAR UK GREBONY
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[7044]orgenization .
[7045]2itilec but which scoes, vrom what he door knov, to be comsintent in ite outlook
[7046]with his ostensible poli’ orientation.
[7048]3. Im this comection, ve vould very moh opproctate reesiving aay
[7049]you possess on RAM, ita stracture, parnonalities and
[7050]We would welcome perticulerly, eny mailing list or address roster of this
[7051]ergmization vhich aight be passed on to SIAR vithout comproniecto sccurity
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[7094]6 tread imouwledge of such ocyaninstions as DAM in this
[7096]given your Agnnay*
[7098]esecciation which vould increase his operotional acceas and effectivences.
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[7120]Chief, CI/OA
[7122]Mr. Jom Brever
[7124]Pleld Investigation of GREROEY;
[7125]Qrebony Clearance. (201-306052) .
[7127]SESDRAMIE FOR:
[7129]i. Pureuant to our conversation of 11 February in your office, this
[7130]mesorendas requests that the usual field background investigition not be
[7131]undertaken in the clearance process instituted for QR=EOHY.
[7133]2. We gake this requecet for Linitation because of ow strong belief
[7135]that such an investigation vould mm an wmacceptably high risk--appreachiag .
[7136]certaintye-of causing serious damage to QREBONY's remrtation end therefore
[7138]his effoctivences with the targets against vhich he is directed as an |
[7139]inferment. In tha past, both bere and abroad, QREBOHY has mada warm enemica,
[7140]eo well as friends, amung dissident end leftist circles. He has perticulariy '
[7141]alionated both U.S. Comumist and Trotekyist elesents, opparently by his dealings
[7142]with tima while serving as Executive Director of ths Fair Play for Guba Comittee
[7143]im the early 60's. His reputation for pro-Chicoa sympethiee--uhich is the basis
[7144]of his present operational weefulnese to us as a source-econstitutes an
[7145]edditional grievance aminet him by such parties as the CPUSA end the Cras
[7146]wWaich are pro-Noecow and anti-reking. We know from independent sources as
[7147]weld.as frou his ou testimony, that such hoctility has texzen tha formof -,
[7148]charges-eosspistely false at the tine--timt he ves an ODERVY ox NUBARK ‘agent.
[7149](aprerentiy 5s fevored mazar technique in such circlegm this chorgs has bsen
[7150]leveled in other cases vith equal lack of justification.) ‘These allegations
[7151]sgninst CHENEY’ have not prevented bia from vinaing the eyparen’ confidence
[7152]of many leftist tarpet clements vim, Lf they ere mumre of thon at all; no
[7153]Goubt realise the prevalence of such beckbiting and gossip end who have not
[7154]been prevented frou developing personal and confidential relations with him. _
[7155]Such charges, however, do represent e dormant vulnerability: they have mde ;.
[7156]sonething cf s controversial figure in a eillieu vhich rightly feels —
[7158]ot same Wins Leet GORA GAERTNER Ae LemNTET NPY HE Heme Ane
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[7248]deass Murphy
[7250]af
[7251]Securiuy Support vivision/Ctice of vecurity Fy hee .
[7253]SUBJECT: PROJECT
[7255](rinse) Richard Thome OTB
[7256]CRYPTONYE, PSEUDONYM, AKA OR ALIASES
[7257]mi 201 SILE KO.
[7259]t. TYPE ACTION REQUESTED
[7261]| [PROVISIONAL OPERATIONAL APPROVAL | | Provistowat PRoPRtetaRyY aPPmovaL
[7262]Face [—[reorarerany arvnovas
[7264]canemecee tect pt a atone
[7266]QREBONY/1
[7267]Frederick T. Daminte (P)
[7269]PROVISIONAL COVERT SECURITY aPPRovaL
[7270]SPECIAL InQuiRy (SO field savestigationy
[7272]| | covery secumtty apProvar
[7274]| [ coveny stcuRITY APPROVAL FOR LIAISON WITH U.S. OFFICIALS
[7276]3. FULL DETAILS OF USE . .
[7277]It was planned te use Subject in a test assigusent at the Afro-Asion Journaliste*
[7278]Conference and the IX World Youth Festival, vothé in Algiers during eumer 1965. .
[7280]Vhen both of these events were cancelled, out teat of Subject came te be based on his
[7281]reporting capabiiity relative to accessible eontacts. His value confirmed in this way),
[7282]ve intend to help bia expend his circle of contacts, using his as a penetration and |
[7283]informant on Afro-Asien national liberatian and pre-Chicom elements in oats
[7285]a.
[7287]INVESTIGATION AND COVER
[7289]E. §MDICATE ANY LIMITATIONS ON COVERAGE IN THE INVESTIGATION OF susJect. BO FBI @ All info froa them -
[7291]PRCe, Ved Hs wie a gions!
[7293]EXPLAIN FULLY
[7294]t to cover
[7296]targets in Algiers, Cairo or Djake
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[7329]13 May 1931, Los Angales, California Jones Mar?! |
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[7336]Student Jom Hay Whitmey Fellovship Italy ”
[7337]BOO U.S. Gormmy, U.8.  §2- 1954
[7338]Editer Revolution Africaine Aigters
[7339]Executive Gecretary for Fair Play for Cuba Committee Hew York 1961-62
[7340]Revowlter,XEE CBS Revs Rew York
[7341]Englisch Bditer Agence Paris 1955-58
[7342]Films Export & Christian Seience =§ Rome 1958-52
[7343]Cub Reporter Philadelphia can U.5. 3950-51.
[7345]bs] Yonting maber of Yass Flay foe Ciba Coniston; ember MADD, Ubon Leceun ea
[7346]fessricon Sociaty of & African Culture
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[7352]gon + Frederick William Gordon Gibson DPOB 1958 Paris
[7353]Desingue Elizabeth Gibson DFOB 1956 Paris
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[7543]Bob es el mejor del grupo, csi el nico que realmente vale. Hombre
[7544]gran velor persoml y un buca reriodista, estuvo en l- Sierra en 1957
[7545]y de nuevo en 1958, donce entrevisto y filnd uns pelfeuls pore la CES,
[7546]de Fidel Castro y sus gurrrilleros. #1 triuhfode l= Hevolucién, estu-
[7547]vo en Qnt de visits virins vee-s y ue luego uno de los fund> cores :
[7548]del Pair Play Comaittee For Cubs. Apirentemente, perdié su puesto en
[7550]' CBS y se enejend el anor de su esposa (de esto se quejaba 2 menudo en
[7551]Cuba) por cause de i> Revolucién Cubons. Anigo personal de Rail Roa y
[7552]Gémez Wanguenert y teztién de Fidel Castro, segin perecfs en 1951. Con
[7553]rela ciones personales con Manuel Pificiro (de quiense refa de sus {nfu-
[7554]les de policfs) y Raniro Valdés y Ratil Castro, aunque nunca p-recid
[7555]estimarlos mucho. Este sentinierto p-recf> recforoco, Gren enenist>d
[7556]heeia los micbros del PSP y enemistad de ellos hacia Teber, sobre
[7557]todo de Anfb=l Bscelente y Jooquin Ordoqui y C-rlos Rafsel” Rodrf-
[7558]guez. Una de las tragedias en la vid cz Fob Tater fue el d&rse cuenta
[7560]SRA AIHA ba EPR oe
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[7564]yAPEA es
[7566]nen ae Oe ae See
[7568]de que se habfa malquistado con Pid el Sastro por ecerle, perscnalmente '
[7569]y cada vez que lo vefa, erfticas poss dese. Pue entoneces (2 fines de 2
[7570]“1960 y principios de 1961) que comenzaron verdaderomam te sus proble-
[7571]: mas yY que comprendié que no solerm te hat{a perdido el favor de sus
[7572]amigos, sino que estaba en desgr=ci> con sus ene=igos. Fue esto, sin
[7573]duda, lo que le hizo tuscer la muerte en Play> Girdén, mientras actuate
[7574]como corresponsel del periddico Revolucién. Fue gravenente herido ei
[7575]“un nusle y salvé la vida por pura suerte. antes h=bfa renunciado a su
[7576]_ pasaperte o bia sostenido una poléaica publica con periodistas 0 se~ F
[7578]boraba. En Cuba por poco auere tanbién,poco después, de una infeccién
[7580]; enebifsica contrafda en Cuatemala, en los dfas de la revolucid¢ contra.
[7582]" gpbenz. A fines de 1961 salid de Cuba con wn documento (ni siquiera
[7583]pudieron d=rle un pasaporte cubano, el Hinisteriode Relaciones Exte- -
[7584]riores ys en manos totelmente de los comunistas) personal de identided,
[7585]trotendo de ir » China cono corresponsal, wero en Praga Te negaron el
[7587]“permiso pare vis iter este pafs y 1a URSS. “asé » Francia y luego 2
[7589]_ ‘Londres —y de shf regresé » US4 via Connds, _
[7591]: .,* Teber no es un conunista ni parece haberlo sido nunca. Be un romZne=
[7593]tico polftico y un hontre ingenuo, que creps que la “evolucién cutans,
[7594]de elguna maner>, encern-ta »lgo de los idesles de Yerferson y Lincoln,
[7596]nerprdene traseenoe tid s
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[7602]hey eS
[7603]+A gman same apatite se daar
[7604]et TALZE at me ered trate
[7606]asombrossnente. Hoy sabe que noda hay que esperar del comunismo en gene= .
[7607]rel y de 1a Revolucién Cubana en particular. b
[7609]Dn SES SRT Ths OY TMA EP CN ES SNe a MR EN i NS RE ESO LON UTE A RL, BMGT ONC RM UNH F205" Ort aa Pa Be
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[7623]SOL Ts a rr rn . .
[7627]-hoabres que ‘mejor conoftnyt’s Revolucién Cutona, sus motivaciones, sus
[7629]-Yastro ® los intelectusles, tan cit2zdd dondequiera, Zl artfeulo de Tater
[7631]salidade Cuta y sell16 su s:erte polftics.
[7633]: wae Sle type te eel na
[7634]“Aine yas) teh pia beds cis et a
[7637]Ff .
[7638]En la ectuelidac rantiene lazos de anistad en Cuba con GCrilos Ppan-
[7639]opi, Juan Arcoch= vy Gdnez Wenguenort, ya que una dé Jaa caracterf{stieg
[7640]de Rohert ‘aber es Bu sentido del -gradeciniento. “s uno de los
[7642]mererar ar
[7644]vwerdaderag intenciones, sus intencioncs enmasesradas, eus logros resles
[7645]y falsos y sus verdaderos fracmsos. Polfticemm.te, por seus c*rtes, pr-
[7646]rece eer utguien que regresa » un socialisno ingenuo y prinitivo, » lo
[7647]Oven y Proudhon y abtorrece #1 cinisz2o cozunista de que el fin justifies ©
[7648]los me dios. ; 7
[7650]En Cuba, en 1961, rz2lizé un acto de gran corase intdkctu-l, poco
[7651]después del coraje ffsico en Play> Girdn, =1 ser el tinico periodists
[7652](siexndo extrehjero, 2dends) que defendié el fila "P.M.", que prokibiercs
[7653]Alfredo Gaevera y el ICAIC y que originars 11 gran,primers purg de °
[7654]intelecturles de izquierda y fueram el pretexto pars las lianadas Con-
[7655]versciones de la Bitliotees Nacional y el fanoso discureode Ficel i
[7657]fue pceptado por la direccién del perisdico Hl Hundo, pero no. fue publi-~
[7658]cado=-sunque Fidel Castro conocier= su contenido al ser lefco pitlica-
[7659]mec te en une de las sesiones de 1+ tibliotecs. Este gests snresurd su ‘
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[7676]Révhsod Siteon
[7678]Wlitisarnente resicfa ea Barfs cou su espose francesa. Ere directsr
[7679]de 1m “gicién en Inglés del nensusrio ‘Revolution, publicado cn Leu-
[7680]sane por Jecuyer Yorgés, antiguo cirector ce *Revolutipn dfriccine™,
[7681]argelino de midre china y snigo de ~en bells, con quien cisputdé ol
[7682]protarsele que recilfa cinero de China Coaunista para expresar los
[7683]puntos de vistaz chinos en el p-eriddico »rgelino. “Revolution? er> o
[7684]es. (igroro si ce publica tod-vf-) fin-nciado Sor China Roja. Gibson
[7685]salié de su puesto en estes putlicacioncs, > dog de cer un
[7686]egente inflitredo de la CIA. En 1964 estuvo en Eruselss, ofrecienio
[7687]oe rnenSTT eT TE ener asend Litre), con motivo de uns Bx~
[7688]posicidn L-tinoenericens, suspiciads por la feccién pro=chinn de
[7689]la “ederacién Conunista de Zstudiantes de bélgica (Pederscidn de
[7691]Brugelas) y paged> por el grupo ce cicidentes del PCB, Gripo=, Rein-
[7693]Cuba xen le presidencia del scto estat» el propio Jecqnes Gripp-.
[7695]Rachrtd Gitsonestuvo en Cuba en 1950, invitado especialnente por
[7696]el periddico Revolucién y por el m-gezine uumes de Revolucién, Ere
[7697]entonces presidente del Frir Play for Cuba Comzittee. Fue invitado
[7698]2 sugerencias ce Eob Taber por Palio Armando “ernfndez, gue viajé >
[7699]Nueva York para invitar > un grupo ce intelectwales negros norteane-
[7701]Ticanos © loz festejos cel 76 de julio de 1960. Junto con Richard Gibson
[7703]vicjaron » Cuba Robert “illiems, Leroy Jones, Julien Neyfield, ex
[7704]eeposa y un nuttido grupo de escritores y poetises negroes. Fue enton~
[7706]ces que billions canocid o Cuba. La presencia de Gibeon fue ml 2C0—
[7708]gid» por el PSP x los niicleos intelectusles y polfticos que en Cuts
[7710]giratan en l> Srbit> del Yarfido Copunist= Cubeno, y= que Gibson er>
[7712]azuseéo por el PC de US4 de dejar fuera gel Coaité Pro Justo Trio 2
[7713]Cuta a prominentes figures conunistes norteamericonss, mientr=s d=t
[7714]eatida en el nisao = trotzskyiste-s y gente de la Nueva Izquierda. “ile
[7717]-estos pisaos cfreulos comunistas cubano—»mericenos.
[7719]radian ete mere
[7721]Richerd Gibson es honbre de un e»r4cter turtio. Un buen periodista
[7722]y no mai escritor, pero una persom m‘s bien desagradable, dentrode
[7724]un complejo no solamente poiftico, sino tanbiém psicoldégico, alinento— .
[7725]" dos por SP problens reci-l. Es un intelectu-l fracceado y hontrce poss
[7727]frenco, Ce un> conunicebilidad torviésa. La policf> francessam le consi-
[7728]derabs un gente »1 servicio de una potencia extranjera~-ChimRoj>.
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[7743]; {el treductor perenne, 1> cass, 1. comida, la educcién de sus hijo’
[7744]_¥, Creo, que 12 hors radial enti-zzericans), pero solemente porgue suo.
[7746]i
[7747]Rensejes de odio racicl. . . Los
[7749]“ua &rupo ce psiqufatras conpetente. En Cube, la gente de l= elle,
[7751]-~ mente —-o > la luch» ée la literaciéa de los puetlos de color.
[7753]q rs ‘ppt ag AEROS alae MN eh ne eM Dee ORE LN SE AEE NS NITY LEST REVS ITN I EER 2 EIN ANOLE SNR BP TO AIS LING APE ES ER PER POE NES, ONE DOS LB a NANI
[7758]fn er en mts OS
[7760]Boctert “itlfianre
[7762]Rozer&t Williens es considerzds en Cuta cozo une caleniced que
[7764]los cfreulos polf{ticos 7 revolucicnarios y oficiales, Convers€ co: “i,
[7765]trevencite, en to Yeiane, en ez75b0 de 1965. Zs hombre con quien no £-
[7766]suede haLl-r aucho, no sola:mte nor su connlie-do ecento gel Deen
[7767]Sputh, sind tambiga nor cu incohersnoia reztel y vertel. Sucle vérsc-
[7768]le scoszpeAeds alezpre ce un tracuctsor, por lo generel un negro cul*no.
[7769]Su renfiltino traductor fue Carla #“oore, que Loy reside en *arf2 y
[7770]que provocs una 2gucs “polaice en Loz effSeulos cutanos y eniges
[7771]de Cuba en Francia, ol putlicszr en @b perigdico "Soliderité Africwinc"
[7772]ua ertfalo que tomata las tesis ¢cl intelectual negro cuteno, trltcrio
[7773]Carbonell, colre ln nrétenfgid fiscrininesid: recial quc existe en
[7775]les nedios polfiicos y cirigentes cutonoe. Este asunto tuvo repercu-
[7777]elLones en Cuba y no sslo trejo problegas al verd-dero sutor G21 ortf-
[7778]culo (Walterio Gartonell, hoy exsule-dode le Unisn de Escritotes ce
[7779]Cubs), sino al propio Yillienss quien r4s de.umi ‘veg hebfa expres- do’
[7780]tal opiniéa en yplftlico y en nrivedo. Las desventures de Willi-as 20)
[7782]erties tegen enema name ot eg tne ete rmactanatn ae g map seiK enters einer seee mnatttefee OR! LAR onal Se
[7784]comenz-ron aquf, sino cuendo insiceiid en su lines china revolucto-~
[7785]naga mucho tieapo después gue todos los medios polfticos, ofisislzs,
[7786]intelicetu-eles y Girigentes de Cub> se habfan re-orientsdo hecie Losec.
[7787]villisne eonplicd eu situccisa con un virje » Chine Rojo y Souclt- és.
[7789]Cuta se encuentr casi sislaco y yo no suele ver > figel Castro, > Dor-
[7790]ticés y 2 los otros dirigentes revolucioncrioss con le faciliced con !
[7791]que solfe hrcerls -ntes, Zod-vf> conserva nuches de sue privilezics ~ '
[7793]easo es muy conocido fuera ce Cuta y en el Sur liegé 2 tener unm> cicr—
[7794]ta eudciencia decpués de su fuga ce Estodos Unidos 2 Cubs y ce hater ~
[7795]Gispuesto de uno potente emisors (Radio Haten> Ciibe) pera sus confusos
[7797]Xo me extrafierfa que Rotert Villiama fuese declarado insens vor
[7799]lo tiene por tel. Ahorm,en 1+ Confecrencim Tricontinentol, e stars =ci-
[7800]milando su inestbilid=d psfquiea » le teorfs de 1. revolucién porn-~
[7802]dota yo aete FERRO YD
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[7821]Willion Vorthy
[7823]*s el menos conocido de los cuatro y quizés el m4&s peligroso, por~
[7827]que es el nfs estavle enocionsinente, el] aAs wilocie y mds trate y-uor
[7828]“@el grupo. Pue » Cuta en 1961, recomendido-por Richard Gibson y el '
[7829]Pair Play Committee, pero también por eu cuent>. Se hospedé en el .
[7830]Havene Riviere, no sin dificuktades, pues eus puntos de vista, nad :
[7831]aginilables por los comunistes culanos, fieles rerritos de Morel,
[7832]_le strajeron el odio del PSP y una --ligera acusrcidn--de posible
[7833]agente del FEI infilfrado en el Hovinie:to degro y en Cuba. Hatlé
[7834]‘poco con 61 y solaxente recuerdo su extrafio scento, t21 vez de Chi-
[7835]ogo r) siaplezente -lgtin defecto 2n=tdzico, eu ssnecto ce metodiste 7
[7836].. negro y los srorts de cuero de =lphista italiano oue siempre uenba . 4
[7837]en el hotel. Luego se hizo femoso on Cuba y es “Zurona, curndo fue ;
[7838]procesedo por hater ido » Cuis y » China Comuniste sin perniso v4— i
[7839]“ Lido, Worthy no ee un f/notico nd un conmuniste ni un oportunista,
[7840]pero perecf. en cemino de convertirse.en un absnéeraco de exe-lqui:r |
[7842]Peers eee Cee ee et
[7844]Rannepierninnces Eines nsblanenend
[7846]cause quc le fuera aff{n. Ehtonces me parecié que eé sta couse serfa cl’
[7847]tovimiento Por Avance de-le Gente de Color. Hoy podrfa ser la ‘Bevo~
[7848]lucién Negre o Letinoanericena --0, sinpleamte, nundi-l. ,
[7850]4 AR ELUE TPN EI, PHO ST pei RRS ME PLANING RETIRE OY PI ITE AEE AD AEE MER PI EMS. I a: .
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[7871]ACTION REQUIRED: ¥YI Of
[7873]REF: A. PALP $933 (1M 96553)
[7874]B. OFLA 3128 (18 Hovember 1965) My
[7876]1. We have discuased the substance of the question raised cs
[7877]in Hef B through the regular Headquarters channel with tho ‘
[7878]vt QDENVY Rop bere who has acted as a point of lisison for QRESQIY -
[7879]a material in the past. fo passed oa, also, the aatcrials which \:
[7880]you propared for the QDENVY representative with whozn you are %
[7881]in contact in Paris. We raised specifically the question of /
[7882]passing GREBONY's identity to the Paris ODENVY representative, /
[7883]which you mentionod in Rof 5, stating that, so far as KUDARE H
[7884]is concerned, ve had no objections. The QDEHVY representative }
[7885]here, however, thought that this micht serve to confuse sorae- “4
[7886]what tho lines ox coordination for QREDONY‘'s information, for :
[7887]which QDENVY headquartors has sole responsibility. Ue there-
[7888]foro felt that we sbould continue tho present arrangoszent by
[7889]which, in effect, QGREBORY's identity is beld here at the point
[7890]whore bis aaterial within ODENVY originates. He appreciated, ya
[7891]however, your initiative in filling in the Paris ODENVY are
[7892]representative on the tarrots which QREGORY can sorvice, thus ~ AR
[7893]alerting him to posgible leads he aight look into. Ha suygests. iN H
[7894]alao that wo be kept avare of your liaison with ODENVY in the eo
[7895]field to guard c;ainst false confirmation or other possible :
[7896]duplication which could lead to confusion here in those i
[7897]quertore oZ ODENVY responsible fer processiag the QREDORY —— i ’
[7898]natorial. :
[7900]2. With respect to Freedonvays, discussed in Ref A,
[7901]and Q's possible relationship with it, we will report goparately.
[7905]Ae
[7908]oO Sy nT
[7909]os
[7913]Distribution:
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[7963]ADVANCE COPY
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[7969]i |
[7970]i |
[7973]Poo ewe 8 eee me ae
[7975]SECRET 2217452 .
[7977]PARI DIR INFO PALP CITE LOND 5337 .CA¥OOD ae hae
[7979]| REF-FaRt 8052
[7981]i. UNBOUND HAS HADE AVAILABLE TO ODENVY SAME INFO AS CONTAINED
[7982]REF. ODEeNVY LOND INSIST THEY HAVE NO OPS INTERST GIBSON. SER-
[7984]rat
[7986]'
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[7992]ete I ER Een Nearmanarne — ewtnA 4 Iw e enecaten tote ante fener yee Une sEAY
[7994]HIOUSLY DOUBT EITHER SMOTH OR JAGUAR <iAVE ANY RELATIONSHIP wv
[7996]|GIBSON., SINCE WOULD BE GROSS CAND SOONER OR LATER ap
[7997]APPAREND CONTRAVENTION OUR AGREEMENTS RE USE ONE ANOTHER'S .
[7998]NATIONALS. é.
[8000]| @e LOND PHONE DIRECTORY LISTS JEFFREYS ALFRED HENRY AND MARKS
[8001](CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS), 9 BASINGHALL ST., E.C.2. NO STA TRACES, °
[8002]i 3. ODENVY FILES HERE REFLECT FURTHER INFO ON CHARCZS @:~30N ne
[8003]AKUBARKER, ALTHOUGH NOTHING TO INDICAT: BASIS FOR SUCH C.iAcdzb. ee eae
[8004](SEE ODENVY/¥ASH LETTER TO KUBARK INFO ODENVY/LOND AND F.21, er ae
[8005]1 DEC6A, CAPTIONED RICHARD THOMAS GIBSON.) CAN HOS SHED ANY LIGHT? i
[8006]Pode SINCE ARRIVAL Low, GIBSON HAS BEEN IN TOUCH WITH CLBAN EMB oe
[8008]id
[8010]"4
[8012]RARER ed trees es pM eRe NE aN IEICE TATE: SESE LL BLIP FORD BPS 2 RE OT PO IONE ERAT DE a RnR LOREAL IMO HSS NCES SN TIEN RE Cals LN MEO ESS PE .
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[8035]"CLASSIFIED MESSAGE SECRET In_H2S!2 PAGED
[8036]AND MR. KENNETH TYNAN CLATTER IN CONNECTON JOB POSSIBILITY FOR |
[8037]: GIBSON), (THIS INFO SENSITIVE, FROM SMOTH. HOS SEE OFL 39690
[8038]AND OEL 39490.) !
[8040]i
[8041]| " Se SMOOTHERS HAVE PREVIOUSLY ACKNOWLEDGED THEY WOULD LIKE
[8042]j SCUTTLE REVOLUTION REPEAT REVOLUTION. REQUEST LOND BE ADVISED
[8043]| OF SCHEME OF DIR 63751. THEN, IF APPROPRIATE, SUGGEST VE ; '
[8045]at eee renee ©
[8046]te
[8048]DISCUSS VITH SMOTH/JAGUAR/LCBEFORE AS NECESSARY TO ENLIST THEIR
[8049]QGOOPERATION. JAGUAR IN PARTICULAR MAY BE USEFUL IN PROVIDING
[8051]CURRENT DATA ON GIBSON AND MAY BE ABLE GET SOMEONE CLOSE TO HIM
[8052]IN ORDER OBTAIN OPS DATA IN SUPPORT ANY PLAN FOR OP AGAINST
[8054]“REVOLUTION REPEAT REVOLUTION. PLS ADVISE. .
[8056]SECRET eee
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[8099]Prince Albert Read
[8101]_— = -——— Tonton, Fete8
[8103]; Zel.es PRI 8778
[8104]fcas 3A. ' Borns Los Anpelen, Culife, UsSeheg 13 May 195i0
[8105]Married =» Wife Englische Scree criléren - ages 7, 9 and 5 rode
[8107]Dducations 2riacarz schools, Patlci2clpuin, Tae, UeSehe
[8108]Central Uicw Seneol, Fhnilscolphia, Pas
[8109]Xeayon Coliere, Gassier, Ohio (read English 1ite)
[8110]University of Roma (Italina lite, 1952-52)
[8111]Sordoune, Poris (Foner studies, 1955)
[8112]Colundla Madera Graduate Senool, Jew York
[8114]is
[8118]C53 Follivship, 1350-61)
[8120]Firus entered Journtiiea in 1953 as vcporterevierk Zor Puil-~
[8121]deiratia AzraeAortenan, a Jogroa weellye :
[8123]Im 1951-52, Waile attending the Uaiversity cf Rome, I vorked 23
[8124]Lep.ana for Adsund Sinyons, thea cuiel of thea Vcditorvancia 0.03
[8125]Dureza of the Curistiaa Ceteminn Veniior of Josten. I also ¢.. |
[8126]yarttine work ee ontlicaelancesyg slic ralations e= for ic2lica
[8127]Zilzs Export, @ Setiepoveraunental tiuldan agency Zor the exsor<
[8128]of italian fiius to Ungiissecsoauiny countries
[8130]Vas
[8132]19527254: araftei inso U.S, Ary. Served as ucnecon in trias<t<,
[8133]Vest Cerrany and U.5.4, .
[8135]19550533 Enzlishelusguage editor, Amence Zrance-Praszo, the
[8136]Feeren natloral news azconcy iu Saris. Aide wrote for tha &c-.-a
[8137]Intercoutznentale, AP's foaturs services
[8139]1959061: ne@tavrittea for Colurbia Szsadeasting Systen for ralis
[8140]and television 4a Nav Yors, Fired ftom this joo decause of zy
[8141]activities in founding the Tais Fisy foxy Cave Comcitsee in tho
[8142]Gor.4. to supsort the Cutan Revolution.
[8144]93510523 SCacrataryetreasurer of tac Institute for the Tagrave
[8145]ronmt of Inter-frericaa Relatiers, Ise., guazter2d as an “ed.
[8146]fouziatlea under the laws o2 the Etate ef Taw Yerk, The
[8147]tay for Cuba Cormalttes wad 2 rormanent ceorxittee of the Inscitutee
[8148]43 tha chief paid officer of tha srcanization, I directed 2
[8150]JUTLLe relatioas cazraign aine’ et countering U.S. pronaguncc ;
[8151]Br-cainst Cuba. I published tooks, cevsletters and placed advirtizing
[8152]©2 Donalf of Cuba in the U.S. presse
[8154]1962~64: English-Lancuase editcr of the international review
[8155]Peyslution. “23 ona of tae foundinc editors ef Foyolution
[8157]Atzriczine in Aister2 and vas later cent to Switzerland to eci~
[8159]@ bontbly in fzzlish. irscted all aspects of the ciiting, publishe
[8160]ding end distrivutioa of the rasezin2.
[8162]1965= 8 Publisher of Richard Gibson Reports, a regular news
[8163]ond features service, yY lor Airo~Aierican newspaperse
[8166]14-0000
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[8169]& etsreoy 9 [) serumn YO BRANCH {) Fue ED
[8171]hes ence ame 3 QQCOOOXIXOKIKIIIOOK
[8174]. - ¢ ~ TOTAL COPIES:
[8175]- routing. oS
[8177]onic + INES M. MURPHY ‘ nr as oo
[8179]UNIT ce./CP Omoex SECRE® 48
[8180]. t & No index
[8181]{ £2 Five in
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[8191]i DEDORIC CRPREY GREBONY
[8192]|
[8194]REFS: A, LOND 0723 (IN 00407)
[8195]_B. DIR 61637
[8196]2. OONSUL@ATION WITH STATE CONTACT YIELDS FOLLOWING:
[8197]A. TRAVEL WITH U.S, PASSPORT FROM AREA OUISID U.$. CONSIDERED
[8198]“+ qpcmmrcat VIOLATION, NOP BASIS FOR CRDGHAL PROSECUTION.
[8200]we
[8202]- “B, EVIDENCE OF SUCH TRAVEL, E.G. CUBAN VISA STAMP, 1s BASIS
[8204]_ _ FOR AIMINISIRATIVE ACTION BY STATE IEPD AGAINS? HOLDER OF PASSFOR. i
[8205]| I.E, WEEN HS PRESETS HIS PASSPORT FOR FSNBUAL, BASSE WILL, REFER TO
[8207]DEPARINEKT FOR GUIDANCE -Fipsaaa resaza-mrbosunee one mse
[8209]cobomrntonurmumas]
[8210]7 C. DESPINE REF A REPORT PROM ODZIVY THAT IOND PASSPORP FILE 18
[8211]GLEAN, DEPARTONE CONTACT HERE CANHOT ASSURE THAT LOND PASSFORD OFFICE
[8213]_ PROCEDURES WOULD AUDOMATICALIA, RES QRESONY PASSPORT ON REQUEST, ao
[8215]WETHOUL REFERRAL KJ, THERE MAY EXISP DZROG IN EBONY PASSPORT FILE
[8216]_ HERE RESULTING IN INSTRUCTIONS 10 LOND EMBASSY ISSUE LDCTED PASSPORT
[8218]” FOR TRAVEL BOMB. . CAN HOP CLARIFY FURTEER STATUS EEONY FILE HERE WITHOUT
[8222]on een.
[8224]a ed -
[8226]: th, eet : a : . i. a ‘Coonnimatinc ofriceas- 20 ~~ 3¢ Chis $En & ‘a I
[8227]oe, ca . — me Ine Orr es « SECRET “asso OFFican = a
[8229]“pee REPROOUCTIwH BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE tS PRONIBITED.
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[8252]- . * TOTAL COPIES: . ROUTING :
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[8256]DATE: . O Five in cs FILE NOL H
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[8259]PAGE TWO i
[8260]From: DIRECTOR 3
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[8265]2. “AWE CASS WE ABLES PROTEGE CREGONY SHR CLEAEED STAME COMBACE. |
[8266]Ty EDONYS REGUESD FOR RENEWAL 18 REVERED 10 DEPARDGHT BECAUSE OF CUBA if
[8267]7
[8268]* TRAVEL OR SOME OTHER CAUSE, WE CAN HAVE DEPT INSTRUCT 2B ISSUE FULL if
[8269]a RENEWAL ON BASIS THERE INSUFFICIENT LEGAL GROUNDS FROCZED OTHERWISE. er
[8270]“Hoes 3. PLEASE ADVISE WHEN EBONY PASSPORT EXPIRES. IF TP HAS BEEN ee
[8271]| REID RECENTLY, GUAM VISA VILL PRESET NO PROBL 7OR LIFE OF
[8273]DOCUMERD, EBORY SHOULD NOT ANTE? E<"t} VINEDUD PRIDR COORDINATION -
[8274]sh PLEASE ADVISE ALSO WERINER EBOU HAS RECEIVED CUBAN VISA FOR
[8276]PUL I :
[8278]iN a SDA an re: AE YOO PTS
[8279]i
[8280]om
[8282]4.
[8284]TRAVEL, HOW ACQUIRED, AND WHAT ARRANGEMENTS HE PLANS FOR TRAVEL.
[8288]APPRECIATS/ESTIMATED ‘SRAVEL costs,
[8289]|. BREAKDOWE
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[8301]—) ceour? . AUTHENTICATING . :
[8302]SECRET eo Orricer 4
[8304]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. COPv MO. i
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[8326]Chfefa: KGIVSSs XURIOT: CSB, PRANKPUAT (METOPAZ for SVEESURY),
[8327]. Calefs of Stations Garnsuy; Paris (TCHS).
[8329]Calef of Station, Parie/iCPIPIT.
[8330]DTDORTC/Opera tional .
[8331]QaPRONY/seeurity of GHERONY/1 BAY Communicatians Syster
[8333]to on kat we
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[8339]Ae GFIA SOS (Sot osnt Chief, CSE, Frankfurt; COS, Oormenys
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[8356]‘ “ |
[8358]{ 1. Perverted erevith is o Nesorenduz for tie record concoming ;
[8360]He Peris/ICririf's isvesticetion of the sceurity of GEEEGY/1's S/ com=mications 7 io
[8362]3 epoten follering an episods involving an 11 Oetader 1965 cocsage received frem his — :
[8364]i by ECPIPIT. :
[8366]i “ :
[8368]Ri 2. We request Eeedarartere® guidance censerning this eituatien, ;
[8370]i with special reference to Paragraph 5 of the attached Menorandm, in order taat wo ‘ .
[8372]i eay teke all apprepriante etens te rezolve the provlem of maintaining secure . : '
[8374]i eoummnicsticns with CIRON/1, expacially in view ef the plans te eend QEEBORE/) | a
[8376]i 6a en extended Visit te Cuba camensing sorvtine in nid-Doeceber 19645. : 3
[8378]i i
[8380]i Harvey 0. PAIMHICR .
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[8383]Attachoents an
[8384]Rencrandus ine i wee
[8386]3
[8387]Motributieas ¥ Ff
[8388]TA = C,KUIRER w/ett. bee yl 2 7
[8389]2 = C, KURT? w/att. ber oo A
[8390]2 ~ 6, CoB, Freakfurt w/att. tr —
[8391]2 - COS, Gorcany watt. he .
[8392]2 ~ 603, Purio w/att. ba 4
[8393]. 2 - C1 w/o att. GFtA 52 28 Nowenber 1965
[8394]3 - C,KUWOLF
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[8411]CN ne heb ET
[8417]MEMORANDUM FOR: The Record
[8419]FROM s Harvey G. FAHNRICH
[8420]SUBJECT a Security of QREBONY/1 S/W Comeunications Systen -
[8421]REFERENCES 2 A. OFLA 3044
[8423]B. PALP 4385
[8425]C. FRAN 5087
[8427]1. In early June of thie year KUWOLF developmental agent QREBONY/1
[8428](formerly STEBONY/1) was trained by KUWOLF Career Agent Rufus F. RODIGAST in
[8429]the use of the S/W aystem prescribed by HETOPAZ per Reference C. QREBONY/1
[8430]took one carbon sheet of the system vith him on a brief trip to North Africa
[8431]and used it for four messages in the latter part of June. Concurrently,
[8432]Paris Station TECHS, on LCPIPIT's behalf, requested in OFPT 10348 that
[8433]METOPAZ prepare for QREBONY/1"s use an S/W carbon pad which would alleviate the
[8434]carbon concealgent problem for the agent, The pad was received subsequently
[8435]and passed to QREBONY/1 on 18 July 1965, at which time his original single
[8436]earbon sheet vas withdraw,
[8438]2. QREBONY/1 first used his new S/W pad for a message dated 22-
[8440]July 1965, cooments on which were transwitted to interested KUBARK Headquarters
[8441]and Field components in Reference 5. QREBONY/1 underwent a corrective briefing
[8442]on the use of his pad on 4 August 1965, carbon No. 1 (rearmost of three in the
[8443]back of his pad) was withdrawn since it bore an imprint of the 22 July message,
[8444]and QREBONY/1 was authorized to use carbon No. 2 (middle of three) but only for
[8445]essential” messeges. (a 24 July S/W massage was also critiqued at the 4 August
[8446]meeting--because the carbon impression was relatively weak.)
[8448]3. On the basis of LCPIPIT's instruction to refrain from using his
[8449]S/W pad except for “essential” messages, QREBONY/1 did not employ it again
[8450]until 11 October 1965. ‘The nature of the message indeed met the criteria for
[8451]use of the pad, but as in the 22 July letter the message was clearly legible
[8452]without development. To quote Paris Station TECHS:
[8454]"SW impressions were clearly visible under Ultraviolet Light
[8455](short wave and long wave} and also under a plain desk light."
[8457]Oa the basis of this report, QREBONY/1’s previous performance in use of the
[8458]pad, and the fact that the next point from which he was to use the pad would
[8459]be Algiers, LCPIPIT determined that the risk of compromise outweighed the
[8460]mecessity of QREBONY/1 carrying this communications system with him and
[8461]withdrew the S/W pad on 20 October 1965. LCPIPIT retains possession of
[8463]De motion ite tattle one
[8465]ronment Med Seis
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[8498]ew be
[8500]the pad which contains the two rewaining carbon sheets (No. 2 detached and
[8501]inserted in the back of the pad, No. 3 still bound in the pad.) The 11 October
[8502]message is clearly legible to the naked eye on carbon Ho. 2.
[8504]4 Of greater concern to LCPIPIT, however, were the follo-ing
[8505]additional coaments of Paris Station TECHS regarding the 1] October message:
[8507]"fhe envelope you sent has evidence of tampering. There was glus
[8508]bleeding plus fiber tears. Plus, additional glue had been added
[8510]to the upper flap (glue cust have run and was sticking inside on
[8511]the letter.)"
[8513]wee ee AE TU
[8515]5. In the 20 October meeting at which his S/W ped vas withdrawn
[8516]QREBONY/2 stated thet he had written the 11 October message on a sheet of glass,
[8517]perhaps with a pencil that was too soft. He conceded that there was some imprint
[8518]on the carbon, but nothing which could be read on the ectual message sheat. He
[8519]seid he wrote the message st 1100 hours when he was alone at his home end burned
[8520]the remainder of the wessage stack iemediately. He said he then put the message
[8521]in an envelope immsdiately and sealed it gently under another sheet of psper to
[8522]evoid rubbing it. He added that he then placed the proper postage on the envelope,’
[8523]placed it in his pocket, and mailed it two hours later at the closest nailbox °
[8524]to him home, QREBONY/1 aseearted that ha did not reopen the letter after sealing
[8525]end was certain that his wife hed not seen it.
[8527]I. Oe I ENE RED Ie NE POE I CE RUE LE  e ee RNR Sennen ee Sem Ste etme me Ope see coe
[8530]SL ae a
[8532]6. Pursuant to LCPIPIT's exploration of this question with QREBONY/1
[8533]we sent an informal note to MKTCPAZ via a Paria Station Officer on 20 October
[8534]1965 requesting assistance in efforts to determine whether QREBONY/1"a
[8535]; €oFrespondence vas indeed subject to tampering. MKTOPAZ prepared five "booby-
[8537]- trapped" envelopes for cur use. Two of these were wailed to the LCPIPIT letter
[8538]. drop from two different cities on the continent, and the remaining three were
[8539]passed to QRESONY/1 on 5 November for him to mail from his hones. ot
[8541]7. The five “boody-trapped” envelopes were pieked up at the LCPIPIT
[8542]letter drop over a period of a week and were handcarried by a Paris Statioa Officer. .
[8543]to Frankfurt oa 18 November for processing by MKTOPAZ. Paris/LCPIPIT asked the —
[8544]epinion of MKTOPAZ on the following points:
[8546]e@) Was thera evidence of tampering with any of the five envelopes?
[8548]b) If so, which envelopes bore evidence of tampering?
[8550]ce) Was it possible to determine from a study of the cachets whether
[8551]euch tampering occurred before or after the cachets were applied?
[8553]d) Did such tampering appear to bo of a professional or of an
[8554]amateur nature?
[8556]e) Any other MKTOPAZ observations which vould help LCPIPIT determina
[8557]the source of any tazpering that may have taken place.
[8559]8. MKTOPAZ advised LCPIPIT on 19 November via FRAN 9240 that there
[8560]was So evidence of tampering on the five booby-trapped letters.”
[8562]mie een Mens sameee seen
[8564]CE SOR Meas cee a rr AEBS LAOS AE OS, WOME! eT,
[8565]: . |
[8568]aK.
[8569]robe
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[8575]|
[8577]re
[8580]14-0000
[8582]at
[8584]ar,
[8586]OFLA. 314¢ff
[8588]Dao Wer. (40S
[8590]ra a ‘ -
[8591]. In reply to the attienct (Heng 2” : et .
[8592]. On Hone Situation) Redigest told Pet
[8593]“5. QREBONY/1: or ;
[8594]"SL, We cantt do enyuhinz about bis re
[8596]" Rousing protles in view of nen-permaneat
[8597].+' Mature of our present arransecent.
[8599]_ 2 Avoid formalizing periodical et this
[8600]point; it should reguire no eathorizations’
[8602]- for publication as iz is merely a news
[8604]" _correspindent's report, zimeogrephed for
[8606]>; convenlence—-not a mar2zine.
[8608]3. In order to control content, Q
[8609]«alone shovld heave resronsitility for
[8610]* putting issuese~ can't deierate %o
[8611]-" pu out issues=~ can't 3
[8613]- wife and above all to other corcacts.
[8615]ARIES sie oA aT Pameeminmirinasat HEE TAP Lbs $b EEA A IN
[8617]he
[8619]rege Blan Mice a, tald
[8621]Mice ad
[8623]be lan
[8626]me
[8628]apaeedhet Mute, 3 qitily.
[8630]ste Ne eee eteenante
[8632]Peers |
[8634]Hage
[8637]14-0000 '
[8640]st q : es
[8641]if ulGs OFLA &, [! en
[8642]a HOss Si Tuniilus ; i
[8644]4 may wife was rather Lostile to xy news stout ay corcazcts with th
[8645]# Cuinese comrades. sce cuid she was sorry I couldes!* work coucthine
[8646]4 out with Hetropolitas feutures, i codu'é cone cnough work
[8647]af because i was Luzy, che said. ene £2id if a weren't cares: i
[8648]A be treatea ay the Chinese just, tae K? unas future WES where i
[8649]; 3 Boe asked, ““.yway, ste adcec, : ealiy give @ dacn i
[8650]e tae Coinese.- .
[8651]. i she pointed out the situation was cifficult for us. The lerclord |
[8652]3! in sondon was trying +o evics us und ue 1c 20 icea where ve vere ‘
[8653]Hl going. I fad 16 suvstanGivi funcs Tron cnt Chinese and vas still :
[8654]i living on the geverosity of ihe woericuns (ctronolitan), she said. i ‘
[8656]| Moreover, she was tired of oScirg  wress widow. I was keepins seercts | | |
[8657]Y, i from her, she had been cersazr. fer couctine, she said, She had had ‘ !
[8658]i enough troudle witi cy "secrets" 1: the cast, she said. : |
[8659]t i.
[8660]i However, she liked tie icea oF t wag sorry euous the :
[8661]i “oosectivity” anc the 50 conics c: i ré vas no reason, if i
[8662]‘ I couid get some nels fron i ? : ouidn't make a success | |
[8663]bh of the newsletter anc really ce inceperc caidc. :
[8664]7 . 7 : i
[8665]; I emphesized to rer that I het bei contested with the Chinese without © wo
[8666]i hils' «nowlecge and that she shoulc on no account ever mention the i t
[8667]: Matter with hin. sre said tit crowed now the Chinese % fe .
[8668]nobody was ore horest tian 1ils, she addad. what was hr
[8669]i him now would nupper to mc one GLy,-she caic. i .
[8670]H However, she was yenuinely nlcased with the newsletter and-szént cone |
[8671]H time trying to coliect cateriel for tee cunmy I was sreparing, oh :
[8672]i wrote..x herself a picce or x0,A,3.8 i tavex the feeling that a lot '
[8673]i of ner rescninen’ woulcé be cissinete woule ellioved to haréie ’
[8674]most of the business involved wits the nevsictter.) ; \
[8676]‘the housing prodlem resuins 2 u
[8677]A tesporary fursisred fiat in Loncon would cest us a
[8679]£50 a week toaay —- et nresent, <e pay 212-12-0 per week. We
[8680]given the case to 2 lavyer, Dut, Secause it i Purnis =
[8681]will probably have to et out conmtime soon.
[8683]tne other important question to be setiled i £
[8685]aadress for the xeport. shoule I get_a icnéon mail drop ang m
[8686]risks of runsirg inte the Hone Ofiice or snould I get
[8688]set thé thing up legally, vérighs under cy wife's (Britis: subject)
[8689]name? In that case, I could suke @ one-rcoon office tomewnere arouse
[8690]Fleet st, and a wife coulé take cere of the mail with an occesional
[8691]office tempore MeUTing my abser.ce,
[8693]ia)
[8694]fete aicashy Shae SR oe a!
[8697]“ay
[8699]tae.
[8704].
[8706]SF MSS oo MaDe,
[8707]ee tees oh eee
[8709]te Lin Soetitantamete :
[8711]AEATT TI OPED PUNT BS ORS RE
[8713]a ERLE We RE CRTETS N PITNEN BUG LENE ES EDEN A RTT RTE
[8714]i .
[8716]teense
[8718]Fd
[8720]rbge2 a wee OFLA Bey
[8722]ZT sugsest tut the dcport always se mailed out from the sere altress,
[8723]Loudon oy whereever, <«y wife will be able to get surtficiens copy from
[8725]Various people, such as Pozeroy azd Jeanne Pyror LWeyeer olf freelance
[8727]journalist who Specializes in african affairs, now marries so &@ Henva
[8728]purasitologist Study ing in Loucon, forzerly vorxed for Sern Phombeah
[8729]Lerass
[8731]for wy purposes, isfca. obtuin press rates, i can wire copy [3
[8732]aa from avaia or var es Salaan, thus Siving tangible evidence ct xy
[8733]activities as 4 bonafide uexsnan. It woule Se relnful if I cout
[8735]cet an acerican Vaole « dacio systea Lredit (transferred Aceour
[8736]such as I yot frou revolucicn in Havana for use at the U
[8738]ene . oe
[8740]See meen tee ep pee ott
[8742]rh
[8745]14-0000
[8747]| ERC LEP TS ESR I ON SONTAG IEPA OTN BAIS TERALETSP AP ASPECT AOR 42%
[8749]- 7 Copy t~ Katzenbach + :
[8751]woe reer
[8753]18 ov 65
[8755]Subjects QREBONY/1 ~ Security at hoze
[8757]1. At bis 17 Novexber meeting with Rodizest QZ=SCNY/1 (2) was
[8758]asked sme questions concerning kecp of files and corresrondence. Ye keeps
[8759]copies of all correspondence (except routine letters transnitting articles
[8760]he hasfr ritten, for example) in a file to which his wife has access.
[8761]He maintains a minimum of questionable notes, and keeps ris personal
[8762]notebook (with addresses, expenses, etc.) in his coas pocket day and night.
[8764]2. His wife has two brothers. The one to whez Q owes money is
[8765]Gordon, a_chartered accountant, who curing World Yaz 12 wes in Szinish
[8766]Military Intellizence. He visits the Q hace to tring gifts from the wife's
[8767]mother to the Q children, but has a cat-and-doz reiziionship with Q's
[8768]wife; indeed, he will not stay for a =ezl because he can't stand talicing
[8769]to her, and the feeling is mutual. Q is certain she would never think o7
[8770]confiding in Gordon, for exazple to say: "Lock et these awful letters
[8771]Q has writteal" Gordon is more likely to confide in Q hinself. Gorden'!s
[8772]politics are apparently solidly conservative. (His wife's other brother,
[8773]less involved with then, works for Reni.)
[8775]: 3. Q mailed the three test letters as follows: one in the morning,
[8776]the two following on successive afternoons, at the local tox in the normal
[8777]way. One of the three envelopes actuzily contained a note: a sincle
[8778]statement that "Willien" (Cuillerao) had not ceZected out his brother hed
[8779](Cabrera Infante), information acquired fram a Cuban official (see
[8780]separate contact rerorts).
[8782]4. Q wanted to get a lawyer's opinion on what regulations govern
[8783]publishing a pericdicai in his country of residence (he is not of course
[8784]officially a resident at all). Sensing addition=1 costs and unnecessary
[8785]formality, Rodigast sugzested thet he xeep it on tke besis of being
[8786]&@ correspomient's reports, not a separate comerciei press venture
[8788]ing eventual licenses of paymers of business taxes, at least ror
[8789]the time being. Mailed first class, the material should require no permit
[8791]from the mail authorities. A contact hed sugzested he might have
[8792]aiffiailty with the locals (see report of Q!s 15 Kovecber contact with WP).
[8794]Sone pment
[8796]2
[8798]pecan ald
[8800]14-0000
[8802]He, ~ righ
[8803]URS ee ce eee TA ona ae pg me tee ee eee ed cnet Mn an pee ene moe oy ce cee te TERA
[8805]saotzs Oves 0 so ~ , o~ ;
[8806]CUASSIFY To FILE’ NO. CL, IFIED MESSAGE Sorat copies i
[8807]AMET TO FILE NO}
[8808]face ro C) act. ro onanen O
[8809]ocsreoy OC) ses.
[8811]ta LATE
[8813]wes,
[8816]tet nee ye nee wennnepaiaRte
[8819]Ce =
[8821]SECRET 1716422
[8822]DIR CITE PALP 5933
[8824]7st 98553
[8825]PEF DI8 57747, PARA 3 . os
[8829]af .
[8831]“|, PALP POUCHING DETAILS FIELD LIAISON WITH CDENVY/ PARIS RE
[8833]ELIE ETE > TANS RS DPT tere ye
[8834]A + eRe tninehiestitn Reet! tebe ere me
[8835]. to =| |
[8837]s
[8838]e
[8840]-
[8841]er
[8843]a
[8844].
[8846]s
[8848]EXCHANGE INFO PERTAINING QRESONY PBPRIME CITIZEN CONTACTS. GREEONY/1
[8849]«Q) IDENTITY NOF DIVUL @D LOCALLY.
[8850]of 2. AMOYG INFO RECEIVED FROM ODENVY IS REPT DATED 17 DEC s4
[8852]rEW YORK CFILE NO: BUFILE 190-434819) PE FREEDQIWAYS ASSOCIATES,
[8854]| satuogenaewnthrbaneron letrdypttnaranstte ahodor yaa bishect aschabdcsabin cekedaat ed ore hae
[8855]Ste a a ahh heen aN Aad RAS ada Ee eamemetametete.
[8856]. .
[8858]INC CF). REQUEST HDORS STUDY THIS DOCUSENT WITH PURPOSE ASSESSING
[8860]FEASIPILITY HAVING Q ENTER INTO CONTACT WITH F IN ATTEXPT SECURE
[8861]SPONSOR SHIP/ OUTLET HIS JOURNALISTIC VENTURES, INCLUDING POSSIELE
[8863]is
[8865]7 coves ‘RE PROJECTED TRIP HAVANA, : L
[8866]43. APPRECIATE Q-F LINK MAY EE INADVISAPLE IN VIEW: AD - 4 -
[8867]” F RELATIOYSHIP CPUSA; P) Q°S CLAIN HE OY CPUSA ELACKLIST; C) ep
[8868]: SEEMING INCOMPATIBILITY EETWEEN INDIPECT ASSOCIATION CPUSA AND bev de
[8869]BRFORTS BUILD somA FIDES AMONG PRO-PEKIVG ACTIVISTS AND OR CANIZATIONS bos
[8870]7 ’ . - en Lo caren
[8872]ented eden demtneemmer tens eabemeertieme er eterroneenn Tae eee a ee
[8874]r
[8876]om re
[8880]14-00000
[8882]meek
[8884]ome eer attains em ee MEPR ATID
[8886]AE gn NOt aang
[8888]|
[8889]|
[8890]|
[8892]6”
[8894]CLASSIFIED MESSAGE "” SECRET NOLES ae SO
[8896]IN MATIOMAL LIFEPATICN MOVEMENT, ALSO APPRECIATE 9-F ASSUCIAT 10d
[8898]SHOULD © DISCUSSED YITH ODEMVY,
[8899]4. F@SCOING NOT YET DISCUSSED YITH @ O2 RODICAST AND ‘JILL NOT
[8901]f PAISED WITH FOYER PEWING DAS REPLY,
[8902]5. NO TINEX, -
[8903]SECRET
[8905]_ CFN 5433 $7747 PARA 3 PALP CDENVY/PARIS RE QBERONY POPRIME
[8907]REBONY/ 1 CQ) NOT DIVULGED INFO ODENVY 17 DEC 64 NEW YORK SUFILE
[8909]- 198434919 RE FREEDOWYAYS INC CF) HDAS QF RE HAVAYA Q-F*A) F
[8911]CPUSA 8) 9°S CPUSA C) CPUSA BONA FIDES PRO-PEKING @F ODENVY NOT
[8913]’ YET 9 RODIGAST NOT FE HDQS NO INDEX
[8915]ints meet ne tee Lg
[8917]een tava “an setnnes 9 cee
[8919]oO cna roe epee I NN OR EERE
[8922]14-0000
[8924]Chief, may , x
[8925]Chiefs, AP, Wi, KURSK, KURIOT; Chiefe of Station, LONDON,
[8926]BRUSSELS
[8928]2 ALGIERS.
[8930]Cafef of Statien, PARLS/LCPIPIT
[8931]DEPORT tional
[8932]ee OTTY Ob Goteber 1965 Centact with LCPIPI
[8936]sere ST ete
[8938]DESIR ete cesar memes Lenn at on srs Oe oy aetiaeye Mee
[8940]1. Forwarded herewith os Attechnent A is Carecr Agent Rafus
[8941]P. RODIGAS?'s Centect Repert of his 20 Octeber 1965 meeting with QREBONY/1.
[8943]' 2. Forwarded ag Attachzent B (USC) is the identity list for
[8944]RBODIGAST's Cantect Renert.
[8946]% YPerwarded herewith as Attachrent C is the “Progress. Repert”
[8947]oulaitted by QREBOTY/]1 to RODIGAST at the 20 Octeber meating. A careful
[8948]review ef ths report's content did net Justify KUIUBS diceenizmtion of
[8949]eny of the asterial thercin.
[8951]&, Cepies of reeent esrrespsndence addresesd to and sent by
[8952]Qapony/l will be feruarded by nomaccoutable manifest as appropriate.
[8954]us
[8956]5. verte tas of his aw natee, Ine letter teers
[8958]artery QEEROIT(® yee ec Bis Sim syetaee pLteEe Ta Beebe
[8959]QREBONY/1 had prepared an 3/f measage. LOCPIPIT received the following repert |
[8960]" Spem TECHS in Paris concerning this letters “The envelope you sent has
[8961]evidences of tampering. There waa glu2 bleeding plus fiber tears, ulus:
[8962]adéitienal glus bad besn added te the upper flap (glue must heve run ond.was
[8963]eticking inside.en th: letter). 3/W impressions vere clearly visible ~
[8964]under ultraviolet light (shart weve end leng wave) and alee under a plain
[8965]éesk light.
[8967]ate
[8969]20 SAT re See
[8971]_. Attachsente: As stated. oO oo ae ee
[8973]Distribution:
[8974]- C, KUMOLP w/Atts. A,C, inv B use
[8975]- CAP w/Atta. AoC, bus B use
[8976]2 - C,W w/Atts. A.C, tr; B use
[8977]1 - C,EUIZSK w/atta A,C hw; B use . a
[8978]1 ~ C,KUAIO? w/Att. A hy “.
[8979]2 — COS, LONDON w/Atta. A,C, Iney B use
[8980]1 - COS, BHUSSELS w/Atts. A,C bevy B uso
[8982]geo crnees cemenres
[8984]1 ; cos, a a A ims B use | oct 28 33 . . 4 7 :
[8987]_ Bigtcwce meer ones need ieeasesoan sae in
[8989].
[8990].
[8991].
[8992]ree et pepttae lem eenere oe
[8996]14-0000
[8998]ep be neta te
[9000]peaetee Ok
[9002]LU 3M
[9006]eR OB eal
[9010]sete fw Cnet ee cee an me gta le
[9014]Beeaune of QHIBGIY/1's repeated carela:
[9015]eed the obvisug risk inhexent in hig orek!
[9017]His carbon sheet carried deep izpress
[9019]Harvey 6.
[9021]TONE TANTEI ATT Re |
[9023]POS BCL LY:
[9025]Fie ne.
[9027]at
[9029]14-0000
[9031]4
[9033],
[9035]Ne AE ADS ee ON A EARN ENO Gime
[9039]\ .
[9040]PELLETS ELON SITIES POR EL EAI CEE NY EI TEND HRY ARPES LRM OMEN IER EAR A ETE WGA RU A, BC em
[9042]Chief, Etpeax AR
[9043]Chief, “EB; Chief, 4¥; Chief, KUWOLF;
[9044]ef, LCPIPIT sa “
[9046]So 8, {i a
[9048]h! ef oO ia
[9049]suaect, STMBONY QRPREY JAGUAR
[9050]AGUAR Report on STESONY/1
[9051]REQUIRED - REFERENCES:
[9053]Ref: A OELA 43,522, 2 July 1965
[9054]B OFLA 43,802, 11 August 1965
[9056]1. The following is the text of a JAGUAR report on STEBOKY/1
[9057]and Marc SCHLEIFER. JAGUAR states that the information was
[9058]received from a "most secret and delicate source which has been
[9059]found reliable on previous occasions."
[9061]"STEBONY/1 was in contact with Marc SCHLEIFER while the
[9062]latter was staying in London with his family, en route for
[9063]Algeria. SCHLEIFER had planned to leave London for Algiers
[9064]via Paris on the 2nd June, but he deferred his departure in
[9065]order to meet STEZBOKY/1. It seems that SCHLEIFER wanted, if
[9066]possible, to visit Tanzania also, STEBONY/1 apparently was
[9067]prepared to help SCHLEIFER and his family to find accommodation
[9068]while they were in London because they had little money. Ee is
[9069]alsw reported to have said that there was a possibility of his
[9070]co-operating with SCHLEIFER in Africa.
[9072]“According to our source, SCHLEIFER, while in London,
[9073]arranged to contact the Tanzanian Mission, in connection with
[9074]a job in Dar-es-Salaam which might be taken by either SCHLEIFER
[9075]or STEBONY/1."
[9077]2. Ref A contains previous JAGUAR comments about STEBONY/1 and
[9078]SCHLEIFER, of about the same period. While TIFFANY was in London
[9079](which puts it at the right time) STEBONY/1 was in touck with
[9080]SCHLEIFER, and TIFFANY should be-able to compare JAGUAR's comments
[9081]with what STEBONY/1 said at the time. Ref B reflects a different
[9082]contact between the two, from a different source.
[9084]George H> KATZENBACH
[9085]Distri ion: .
[9086]—Chief, KUDBSK
[9087]3-Chief, WE
[9088]2-Chief, AF
[9089]2-Chief, KUWOLF
[9090]2-Chief, LCPIPIT $5 ECPy
[9092]CROSS REFERENCE TO OHSPATCH SYMBOL AND KUMBER
[9093]“s cep 19
[9094]OELA-44, 033 § Sopto ober 1965
[9096]. (CLASSIFICATION WQS PLE NUMBER
[9097]SECRET
[9099]Bite ete ett nomen ans saan rome atime ceoanasnranseaa tm mene cns gama ca Sate Gramm ner wae =
[9101]nets eee
[9103]1
[9104]ate a oat
[9106]seen Lehi ate ean
[9108]Senet ner reeratniedtarn emer sorgmn Stemetement aimee fa jae Mra nin ahaha RR MMe
[9110]intima me aithnnbe a8 1 Ny ten nth
[9115]14-0000
[9117]yen y
[9119]REED NE RESALE SN LOT RES FO INNS SRE A LEU REED Be agra,
[9121]. eae Lee ee tre ween gtyg any
[9124]me 0 a Oe Zor: 725,737 T CLASSIFIED MESSAGE Yorat_corics ¢--
[9126]fae eit} see ood Peter a is Tie NO SECRET [=e | REPSCOUET IVA PTOMIB ITED
[9128]vesteoy Osis. ieerfa. Piadon/unit nOTIFIED Xl eC)
[9129]‘ ; i es CS
[9131]Fioa 2) es 6
[9132]PA SC Le Aste? Cy ee CC
[9134]action aOVANCE COPY
[9135]C A/s rm copy | ice OasneOuel | |
[9136]me pute Ad Ar ey LER fer cfc. caflees?
[9137]DA wl. ‘ /
[9138]SECRET 2718122,
[9139]ALGI INFO pir c1te(PaLP 4223)
[9142]DIDORIC GRPREY STEBCNY KUDESK
[9143]REF aLet 6529(~ SVS ) »
[9144]1.RELUCTANT GIVE UP STEBONY/1 (S) FOR FOLIOWING REASONS:
[9146]WS 10,BEACCREDITED JOURNALIST TO CONFERENCE, WITH RENEWED
[9147].7 (of
[9148]PRESS AUTHORIZATION AND NEW VISA. AS GUEST NEW REGIME WITH NO -
[9149]CONNECTION TO OLD, LESS LIKELY TO BE DISIp{lHED. S TO REMAIN
[9150]IN NORMAL CONFERENCE MILIEU THROUGHOUT.
[9151]B. EVIDENCE AVAILABLE HERE IS ONLY ORTHODOX COMMUNISTS OR
[9153]TROTSKYISTS ASSOCIATED WITH OLD REGIME HAVE BEEN TROUBLED, BUT
[9154]NOT PRO-CHINESE. $ IS PART OF MINORITY WHICH FOLLOWED CHINESE 7
[9155]IN SUPPORTING NEW REGINE,FROM FIRST DAY.
[9157]_» Ge HOST OF S* OLD LIBERATION :MOVEMENT CONTACTS IN ALGI
[9158]‘ARE GONE SO HE NOT LIKELY BE INVOLVED WITH THEM. EXCEPTION 1S
[9159]ARNAUD WHO SEEMS TO HAVE MADE PEACE WITH REGIME. S° OTHER CONTACTS
[9160]VILL BE LIXE HIMSELF BE GUESTS OF NEW REGIME AND OF CONFERENCE.
[9161]THEY WILL USUALLY BE PRO-CHINESE ELEMENTS SUCH AS AAJA BANDUNG CROWD.
[9162]D. WE CONTINUE HOLD TO ORIGINAL VIEW THAT S ATTENDANCE AT AO 1-306 OS2
[9164]. -
[9165]Stee cee west we tae gyat DET Cat Peas PAG AE fe ee, ae
[9166]TELS) Gites oyermeuees ee grate - + woe ron ote na . re . ~ eo rene bg
[9169]14-0000
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[9172]fr. _— tee SOE UAT epee ats meV aiats okt Reames TNR RI A Ne TT
[9173]SEINE iv Geen
[9175]i Lo
[9177]; = PACE L
[9178]CONFERENCE WOULD BE USEFUL To BUILD UP HIS CONTACTS AND COVER FOR
[9179]FURTHER OPERATIPNS. § WILL CONTINUALLY BE MOVING IN POTENTIALLY
[9181]; HOSTILE CIRCLES; THIS COULD BE TRUE OF TRIPS HAVANA, DARE, DJAK
[9183]; AT SOME TIME OR ANOTHER. IN VIEW OF NATURE OF OPERATION, THE RISK
[9185]am
[9187]awe
[9189]- 1A ae An UOTE Ney ARI mae ee Lets tone Lie ene kee cee
[9190]Met 4 y
[9192]smeeenrat neni heart
[9195]‘ALGI PER PALP 4689 PALP 4712 PLS
[9197]Santee palate et tele ens ne en ee
[9198]z
[9199]hit
[9200]{ ” ' '
[9202]WOULD SEEM TO BE WORTH TAKING.
[9203]- 2. PALP UNABLE EVALUATE POSSIBLE COMPLICATIONS VERGES
[9204]REAPPEARANCE MIGHT PRESENT. AS OF 15 SEPT S NOT OVERLY APPREHENSIVE.
[9206]5. PALP RENAINS MOST LO eEGEED Coo” Pa a eer BOVE WITH ALGI
[9207]7 SESE
[9208]OFFICER PER PALP 4689/AND PALP anid, ae ANrsE.
[9210]SEC
[9211]RET Acer Grvclyden re vem SE +h HAVE
[9214]CFN 4723 6529 STEBONY.’! S S NO CONNECTION S$ MILIEU TROTSKYISTS
[9216]NOT PRO-CHINESE S CHINESE S* ALGI ARNAUD S* PRO-CHINESE AAJA
[9217]BANDUNG S S HAVANA DARE DJAK PALP VERGES 15 S NOT OVERLY PALP f
[9219]BI oe
[9223]sneer oe
[9226]: . tt of . at
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[9229]Seer re eerunserme mya! CANON ets Me Rerceeeplins seen eyed Fane Anne een deg ne &
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[9300]REF: DIR 419399¢ Ape Lo SY
[9301].. de IN 15 SEPT MEETING STEBONY/1 (S) TOLD RODIGAST PABLO FERNANDEZ (F)
[9303]~NANED atzA SSADOR LOND SER LEE BAXENDALL 1 1 SEPT REMARKS TO S AND 5 SsePT
[9304]STORY LONDON OBSERVER”. CEAXENDALL EDITS “VIET REPORT" OF U.S.
[9306]“EMERGE!CY COMMITTEE ON VIETNAM" AND HAS BEEN AN EDITOR OF “STUDIES
[9309]e° pes
[9310]S2FFORTS RE FREE RIDE HAVANA AND ROBERT WILLIAMS CONTACTS 9-2 =” .
[9312]3. SHAS KNOWW F AND WIFE SINCE 1963. F WIFE'S FAMILY HAS FURNITURE
[9313]BUSINESS NEY YORK CITY AND F WORKED LAS AMERICAS BOOKSTORE AND
[9314]PUBLISHING HOUSE, - a tie Pen vB Stes
[9318]- S$ HAS MET WITH F IN NYC HAVANA PARI LOND OVER PAST FIVE YEARS.
[9319]THOUGH CLCSE FRIENDS, S°CLAIMS F WARY OF HIM BECAUSE OF Ss ~ PRO-CHINESE™
[9320]ORIENTATION (QUT NOT BECAUSE OF OLD CHARGES S IS KUSARK AGENT.)
[9321]Se: S CLAIMS F NONAMARXIST, NO EMOTIONALLY ANTI-AMERICAN, NOT
[9322]ISEOLOG ICALLY MOTIVATED, NEITHER CONRUN 41ST NOR ANTI- ~COMMUNIST. F "FRANK"
[9324]: an 0 re
[9325]WITH S THAT HE HAS SEEN ACCUSED I:} CUBA CF HOMOSEXUALITY, BUT S SAYS F
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[9368]Héso SHCYS INTEREST IN WOMEN. F/S WIFE NOT PHYSICALLY ATTRACTIVE AND
[9370]OTHER ACQUAINTANCES CLAIM HE MARRsED FOR NCNEY.
[9371]6.
[9373]ER CIO oe, AT A
[9375] -erenenagt Rita she emt «
[9376]h
[9378]S SAYS F DOES NOT APPEAR HAVE MUCH MONEY AND HAS MAINTAINED
[9380]MODEST LOND APARTMENTS oo,
[9381](7, §*S WIFE WORKS CUBAN EMBASSY, WIFE'S SISTER CAME LOND AT BIRTH |
[9383]“F°S THIRD CHILD THREE MONTHS AGO. ON RETURNING HAVANA WITH F 31 AUG ——
[9385]UNDERSTENDINS WAS SHE TO CARE FOR INFANT SIX MONTHS SINCE F'S WIFE :
[9387]“WORKED MORNINGS EMBASSY AND COULDNOT CARE FOR INF
[9389]TIONS.
[9392]amen coercen ne emaenemnemine —d
[9394]INFANT UNDER SUCH CONDI- Pan :
[9395]pully didect Sf agian (hee af an
[9396]8. S$ SAYS F TOLD HIN MONTH Aso HE WANTED TRANSFER MADR OR HOPED :
[9398]O2TAII FELLOWSHIP OR LEAVE ABSENCE PERMITTING STAY WESTERN EUROPE.
[9400]> F aS PCET OF BEATNIK SENT BUT NATIONALIST “LIKE ROA AND
[9402]doe
[9403]S CLAIMS F LOST NOTHINS IN COMMUNIST TAKE-OVER CUBA. .
[9404]pes, A. MANCHANDA, PEXING-LEANING EDITOPYVIRTUALLY BANKRUPT "WEST 2
[9407]i
[9408]INDIAN GAZETTE" JUST RETURNED LOND FROM PEKINGHAS PREVIOUSLY TOLD S : ‘ :
[9414]| THAT F SPOKE AT COMMUNIST RALLIES LOND AND TOOK PRO-HOSCOW LINE ON
[9415]i
[9417]'
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[9421]i
[9423]|
[9425]SINO-SOVIET ISSUES.
[9427]S$ XNOWS NOTHING OF THIS AND QUESTIONS MANCHANDA .
[9428]ACCURACY. ‘ . :
[9432]APPARENTLY S NOT FOREWARNED F HASTY DEPARTURE.
[9434]-11. Se VOLUNTEERED F WOULD “"QuIT™ ONLY UNDER TERRIFIC ATTACK AND
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[9468]DID NOT SPECIFY REASON FOR DEBRIEFING.)
[9470]LCPIPIT wily TRY CLARIFY. : |
[9472]| :
[9473]j 12. POUCHING FULL REPORT. |
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[9485]VIET U S VIETNAM SEPT S F C/O FORNMIN HAVANA F S RE HAVANA ROBERT WILLIAIS
[9487]S F 1960 F WIFE'S NEW YORK CITY F LAS AMERICAS S F NYC HAVANA S F
[9488]S PRO-CHINESE NOT BECAUSE S KUSARK AGENT S F NON-MARXIST NOT EMOTIONALLY
[9493]x
[9495]4
[9500]OT IDECLCGICALLY NEITHER COMMUNIST NOR ANTI-COMMUNIST i
[9502]F FRANK S CUBA HOMOSEXUALITY S F F°S NOT PHYSICALLY S$ F NOT APPEAR g
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[9505]F°S CUSAN ©°"S HAVANA F 31 AUG F°S NOT CARE S F WESTERN EUROPE ot ;
[9506]FRANQUI S F NOTHING IN CUBA A MANCHANDA PEKING-LEANING WEST INDIAN i
[9507]GAZETTE PEKING S F PRO-MOSCOY SINO-SOVIET S NOTHING OF MANCHANDA
[9509]S NOT FOREWARNED F S F SOVIET RODIGAST NOT SPECIFY LCPIPIT NO INDEX
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[9534]1
[9538]x Director, DISARY
[9540]VIA: Contrast Approving Officer
[9542]FRO ‘' Chief of Station, Paris/LCPIPIT
[9544]SUBJECT: Engugemont of STESGNY/1, as Independent Contractor
[9546]1. Term end Projest Change. The subject individual has boen engaged
[9547]wader oral contract as a developmental agent for an as yet wmuritten Praject
[9548]involving KUWOLF and KUDESEK end coordinated through GRPREY. Subject's
[9549]Galary and expensss are to be charged egainet the BOLINABLE Field Allotment
[9550]por DIR 36066. The effective date of the oral contract ta } Septexber 1965,
[9551]and 1t shall continue thereafter on a month-to-month basis subject te
[9552]teraination by, and at the canveniense of, ODYOKE without pricr notice.
[9554]2. Beourtty A; « Per C8I 10-5, STEBOTY/1 does not require a POA
[9555](cfs DIR eee so oe not being requested pending establisheant definite
[9557]- STEBOHY Project (of: DIR 36066). ICPIPIT advised 2 June 1965 STEBOHY/1
[9558]rented clearance for LCFLUTTER (cf: DIR 15660).
[9560]3. Citizenship. The subject is not a foreign national.
[9562]4. Compensation. The subject will be paid $600.00 per month. The
[9563]eubject will be advised that he cust file a covert income tax roturn through
[9564]KUBARK.
[9566]5+ Operational Penences.
[9568](a) The subject will be reisbursed for operational travel, except
[9569]as noted in para. 8 below.
[9571](B) The subject will be reizdursed for operational expsnecs,
[9572]except as noted in parn. 8 below.
[9574]6. Qthor Coomitments. The following additional commitments have been
[9575]mate to the subject: ‘Since security conditions generally preclude the
[9576]Getailed accounting of miscellaneous travel expenses. per diem will be paid
[9577]at the rate of $20.00 during periods of authorized travel.” Per Personal
[9578]Ruling of Chief of Station, Paris/LCPIPIT dated 12 July 1965: “If subject
[9579]is absent from his howe atation on authorized travel for part of one day
[9583]cmmmmeneniliiiersediphtbie beat mtenbe meentare tence 7
[9584]. . .
[9586]'
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[9594]web
[9601]$10.00).
[9602]noted in para. 3
[9604]wesicenes if such a relocation is
[9605]Under the cliroumstences GDYOXE may have
[9607]subject exy receive for relocation from a target organization, institution,
[9608]or soversment ia order to defray such relocation expenses a9 sunect may
[9609]personally incur.
[9611]8. Ho comuitocats other than those stated above have bean meta to
[9613]than OFYOXE eourves, ODYOEE will offset much funds, goode, or services
[9614]egainet the obligations assumed in tho above cral ccmaitaonto.
[9616]9. The substance of paras. 1, 4, 5, 6, end 3 (except as noted in
[9617]the evcocd surtence of para. 4) heve been comamicated to, end necepted by.
[9618]the eubjest.
[9620]SYED cole i
[9621]Bi D. SOnmN
[9622]Chief of Station, Parie/LCPIPre
[9625]Cantanet Approving Officer
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[9650]CLASSIFICATION : PROCESSING ACTION
[9652]DISPATCH  —— sxc222
[9654]chief of Station, Parls/LCPIPIT
[9655]"Cotef,of Station, Paris
[9656]"thief, KUWOLF
[9658]suaact ; .
[9659]O sTeBONY/STEBOHY/1 Reporting
[9661]- OFLA-2653
[9663]1. OFL-12 and OFL-13 vere passed to the eppropriate Headquarters desk for the
[9664]evaluation requested in reference.
[9666]2. ‘The results of the evaluations vere that the reports based on STEBORY/)'s
[9668]: elicitation contained “nothing more than chit-chat and opinion” with no new
[9669]information that could be disseminated. As indicated in the lest sentence -
[9670]of reference this result ves not unanticipated by LCPIPIz.
[9672]§. In view of BTEBONY/1's reportorial cepabilities however, we hope that his
[9673]continued efforte to elicit and report timely information vill be vigorously
[9674]maintained.
[9676]Distribution:
[9677]3 - COS, Paris/ICPIFIT
[9678]1 - COS, Paris
[9680]CXSPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
[9681]OFIH-1240
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[9718]Coes, DEOLY
[9719]proonrc/(aPRey/RuDEsK/erzsoNy/l - Transaittel of Background Materials
[9721]BEPs OFLt-2613, 9 duly 1965 os
[9723]L Forvarted herevith ic tha folloving material compiled in |
[9724]Feqyumcs to your request ia reference dispatch.
[9726]Ge Copy of the final draft paper on the yro-Chinese
[9727]element in Bolgtusa (Sxcu2F Bovog!).
[9729]Bb Copy of the “Applications for Manberanip” presented to
[9730]the IV AAPSO Conferenne (USCLASSIFIgD = Possesoion ty MAZE is
[9732]@. “fixe Afro-Asien Solidarity Hovmcmt - A Status Eepart*
[9733](aecr=r).
[9735]&. “Kotes on Africa - #7 = To Fourth Afro-Asian oolidsrity
[9736]Cenferensa” (GieyIpsirlsl).
[9738]ee. et Lae & Jammry 1964, APSO Mailing list
[9739](seoney Horo).
[9741]£. Camonte on Afre-Asion Sournalisto Association (SECRzE
[9742]er WICL.ASSEPIRD).
[9744]ee Ree AfrocAsten Seumasaty Bev 2p Wee 2, Janaary
[9745]eiswuary P)
[9747]7 touch’ Biblicgrephy + AAP) ema Afro~isten Liberation Mbvermts:
[9749]Bsok Dispatch Es. S761, 21 Jemumry 1965, ond tts attachmmt, “Fro-
[9750]Cainese il-cxats in the Intermtionnl Commmist Movement,” vhich
[9751]LCPEPET alrcagy hes, would also be useful for this purpose.
[9753]2 It is ifsely thst wo ehall be able to work up a more compre
[9754]henaive wibliogrephy then the one tmeludsd above (h), and will forward
[9755]_ tie docks os thay become nvallople.
[9757]Atéoctmants: Bf
[9758]Aelly a5 Listed ahove
[9760]esas svomms ou mucmpppmetnn ema n aammeteRt etic eebtsas tt ti Derm NOONE 0 a eth MONEE In eh oA ASANO RL ms NER me mae ee EN A en te A MeN A AAcene Nene rem de
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[9775]1. JAGUAR, in acknowledging receipt of the processed STEBONY/1
[9776]material that we forwarded to them, have also asked for "further
[9777]information about Francois MASPERO and Professor Nguyen KIEN. We
[9778]should be most grateful for any further identifying particulars
[9779]for both MASPERO and KIEN and with regard to the latter, we should
[9780]particularly like to know his present position in connection with
[9781]*Africa, Agia, Latin America Revolution’ and whether he still holds
[9782]a teaching appointment in Frnace."
[9784]2. JAGUAR’s note was shown to RODIGAST in London on 12 August,
[9785]just before RODIGAST met with STESONY/1. MWUCPIPIT please provide
[9786]anything that can be had for passage to JAGUAR.
[9788]3. As should be fairly apparent, I think, from reading the .
[9789]material we passed to JAGUAR, plus the fact that there has been
[9790]no “Revolution” for lo: these many months, the status of anyone
[9791]connected with the magazine is about as uncertain as the status
[9792]of the magazine itself. Nonetheless, we will be happy to let
[9793]JAGUAR know as much as we can.
[9795]George H. KATZENBACH
[9797]Distribution:
[9798]2-Chief, LCPIPIT
[9799]3-Chief, WE
[9800]2-Chief, KUDESK
[9801]2-Chief, KUWOLF
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[9814]erie ead
[9816]FF
[9818]1. BAIRN, a sensitive SMOTH operation, provides the following
[9819]report relating to STEBONY/1 (date of info, 26 July 1965):
[9821]"STEBONY/1 (previously in touch with Pablo FERNANDEZ
[9822]while in Londan, en route with family to Algiers for the
[9823]international conference postponed then fea BRLLA was cver-
[9824]thrown) calls Pablo FERNANDEZ, tells hin he (S/1) is just
[9825]back from North Africa if the confernece is held-in Noveaber.
[9826]Says he has been unable to get any news of (Marc) SCHLEIFFR,
[9827]and asks whether Pablo has heard of him. Pablo says he had
[9828]a letter, brought by hand from SCHLEIFFER in Algeria, saying
[9829]he (SCHLEIPFER) vas going the next week to Cairo, and would
[9830]write to Pablo from there. He has not yet written. S/1 says
[9831]they had hunted for him high andlow in Algiers - he disappeared
[9832]completely from the conference scene, and they thought that per-
[9833]haps he had got mixed up in the (troubles between the new
[9834]regime and Ben BELLA‘'s faction), Pablo assures $/l that
[9835]SCHLEIFFER is all right. He knows this from a negro journalist,
[9836]on “the Cuardian" in the U.S.A. and coming from Pennsylvania,
[9838]who covered the Algiers conferece preparations. The journalist's
[9840]name ig, Larry HENRY or something stmilar. Pablo and S/l agree
[9841]to meet to-morrow (27th July), S/l will call Pablo then to fix
[9842]time and place. At 10.35 5/1 calls FERNANDEZ, arranges ‘to call
[9844]for him at the Bubasszy at 13.30 hours for them to lunch together."
[9846]2. This is for background information only.
[9849]Pe. be Le Freaee Ose q.S.
[9851]George E. KATZENBACH
[9853]Distribution:
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[9876]containing no derogatory information.
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[9998]i PERMIT FOR THREE MONTHS, STATED HIS INTENTION TO GO TO PaRIS og
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[10037]. _. +) GENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
[10038]WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505
[10040]1 6 JUL 1965
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[10043]. “Be i
[10044]‘ Federal Bureou of Investigation i :
[10045]Attention: Mr. S. J. Papich i 1
[10046]FROM: Depaty Director for Plans be
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[10048]sunssct: "Grace Elizabeth RUSSO {
[10049]i
[10050]i 4
[10051]CIA Peris has requested that material on Grace Elizabeth RUSSO j :
[10052]be nade available. Subject was born 23 September 1925 in Boston, i :
[10053]Massachusetts. She is preseauy employed by FAO, Rome, and resides i *
[10054]at Vio Annia Faustina 56, Rome. CIA teshington traces reveal no bos
[10055]pertinent information cn Mies Russo. It is “herefore requested that i 4
[10056]@ check be made of the Bureaa’s records. a
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[10080]: USIIED STATES DPPAEMENT OF JUSTICE
[10081]FRIZRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
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[10098]| © site: GRACE ELIZABETH ANNE RUSSO
[10099]t _.. LOYALTY OP EMPLOYEES OF THE
[10100]_ vot. +) UNITE: NATIONS AND OTHER PUBLIC
[10101]-. INTERNATIONAL CRGANIZATIONS
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[10112]: % Report of: special Agent JOSEPH HOLIDAY SE
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[10115]PROPERTY OF FBI
[10119]. . This report is loaned to you by
[10120]2 . oO : . the FBI, and neither it nor its
[10121]0° ; : an iy contents are to be distributed
[10122]2 foes . fot . outside the agency to vhich
[10123]eo, oe . loaned.
[10125]: one eh el a ¢ contains netthar This is an FBI investigstive
[10127]-  gecommendations scr consludons report and makes no recommenda—
[10128]. . the FBL It Is the oroverty
[10129]wot . Sf the FBI. and Is tazned to tion for clearance or disapproval.
[10130]a . . + gour agency: [t snd it: contents
[10131]ete not to be distribated out-
[10133]. wo aS . ie your agency. This b in . a - . capt te
[10134]a 0 enswer to your request for a .! 4 : a
[10135]check of FBI files.
[10137]1
[10139]| 5 :
[10140]| to ". ‘Date and Places ‘Albany, New York, July 16, 1957.
[10141]. , on Lo : -
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[10155]. GRACE ELIZABETH ANNE RUSSO
[10157]: LOYALTY OF EMPLOYEES GF THE
[10159]“ UNITED NATIONS AND OTHER PUBLIC
[10160]: INLERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
[10162]Albany, New York
[10163]July 16, 1957
[10165]foe Pete ne RSE RN
[10166].
[10168]RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION
[10170]Professor JOHN K. GALBRAITH, Economics Department,
[10171]Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, presently
[10172]vacationing at his summer residence Newfane, Vermont,
[10173]advised on July 12, 1957, that applicant has been his
[10174]secretary and general assistant at Harvard University for
[10175]the past four years, Professor GAIBRAITH said he highly
[10176]recommends the applicant as to character, reputation and Lo uO
[10177]loyalty. He further stated the applicant is a firsterate
[10178]person, very supericr, intelligent, and well qualified for -
[10179]the position she seeks. Professor GALBRAITH stated he is
[10180]avare of the position the applicant seeks in view of the 7 :
[10181]fact that he recommended her for this position. _ Ut
[10183]Professor GALBRAITH was investigated in 1950 as a .
[10184]"JOHN KENNETH GALBRAITH, also known as J. KSNNETH GALBRAITH, j
[10185]KENNETH GALBRAITH, Consultant-Appointee, Commodities
[10186]Division, Office of the Director, Office of Industry. and
[10187]Commerce, United Stateg Departuent of Commerce, Washington,
[10188]D.C., ~ LoYALTY OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES* under the provisions
[10189]of Executive Order 9835. On March 2, 1951, the Civil Service Po
[10190]Commission advised that JOHN KENNETH GALBRAITH resigned or Bog
[10191]othervise separated from Federal service,prior to decision ! ey
[10192]on loyalty. : mG
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[10200]fee ee ee gem errr nner i
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[10204]ned
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[10224]LDISPATCH & 6
[10226]Ai ' ‘ .
[10227]“|| @hief of Station, Parie/LCPIRIT Xa coum exquern
[10229]OMT QUALIFIED Desa
[10231]ro.
[10233]« Chief of Station, Brussels
[10235]Sax! DIDORIC/QRPREY/STEBONY
[10237]§ ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES
[10238]ReF. CFiA-Z541, 22 June 1905
[10240]1. Subject to Brussels Station vicws, Headquarters believes that
[10241]STEBONY's proposal in Reference is a-good one end very consistent with
[10242]our interests that he develop his access and acceptability within the
[10243]eireles of vnich Ref Iden A is a significant figure. We realize that
[10244]the picture is a complicated one, and that Iden A of Ref may or may not
[10245]yet prove to have the staying power of the successful political figure.
[10246]At the same time, it does seem that he is the most outstanding leader
[10248]of the enti-revisionists today, and as such merits our attention.
[10250]2. With regard to Reference para 4's concern about possible damage
[10251]to our national interest by publication of the book in Inglish, we tend
[10252]to side vith STEBONY in feeling that the support vbich such a publica-
[10253]tion might render to our enemies could not really be detected by the
[10254]naked eye. Similarly, whiie agreeing with the sentiment that vould
[10255]critically scrutinize all proposals vy nev assets, we note that STEBOHY
[10256]is, indeed, supposed to be seeking to regain status among his former
[10257]associates, and that Ref proposal does not, to our view, contain any
[10258]hint which would suggest that in following out this line of action at
[10259]our direction, he is motivated by eny ulterior or concealed aim different
[10260]from that which led us to impose the commission in the firet place.
[10262]3. We are attempting to cet a rough translation done on a priority
[10263]basis. STERONY, of course, should understand that such a translation
[10264]will be unfinished, und should be carefully reviewed for the proper
[10265]“feel,” to rule out usage or interpretation vhich STESOEY, with his
[10266]background, would never have inferred frou the French text. Honethe-
[10267]less, as the document has come to hand only on 2 July, and given the
[10268]holiday weekend, the limitation on the number of translators available,
[10269]the existence of other trenslation assignments, end, finally, the pouch
[10270]transit time back to Rone, ve regret that it will not be possible to
[10271]get this protuct to RODIGAST for his 15 July meeting.
[10273]2 WS, Paris/LCPIPIr CLAYS P. NURHAD
[10274]2 - COS, Brussels -
[10276]‘OFFICE Ae a5 a f, ahd Y Ty=ST
[10277]Se 71ST
[10279]TROINATING
[10281]OFFICE SYMBOL
[10283]clic | | Ratph Bergland (in draft)
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[10286]fee [3 yy. wet or eget |
[10287]DISPATCH
[10291]7
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[10311]| . . : I
[10312]: . OUSSIICA TION ” PORSPAICH SYMBCA AND NO
[10313]& DISPATCH SECRET OELA~43,589
[10314]4
[10316]. a 1O
[10318]. * Chief, KUDESK ; HEADQUARTERS FILE MO. :
[10320]' i . “OO Chief, WE; Chief, AP; Chief, KUWOLFs Chief, LCPIFIT, Ot 1223
[10321]a : Chief of Station, Algiers . | - ; 201-306052 | Jubae
[10322]OME 43 July 1965
[10324]6) XUDESK QRPREY STEBONY Cay - Cea Oe
[10325]Ola Letter from STEBONY/1
[10327]. 1. Cleaning out eome old papers, I ran across a letter from STEBONY/1
[10329]-| (copies attached). The letter vas sean by TIFFANY, RODIGAST, ot-al., during
[10331]‘I the busy week they sll spent in London, and is sent slong now to bring the i
[10332]if
[10334]record more or less up to date.
[10336]2. A vatch of other materials, which arrived through our postal arrangexent,
[10337]were turned over to TIFFANY, and they are presumably now a part of Headquarters’
[10339]records.
[10341]George He foxx ad
[10343]Attachnents
[10344]Horewith
[10346]Distributions
[10348]AChief, KUDESK w/att h/w .
[10349]Chief, Wz v/att h/v : poe
[10350]Chief, AF v/att h/w oo
[10351]Q@Chief, KUWOLF v/att b/w poo
[10352]2-Chief, LCPIPIT w/att h/w
[10353]2-COS, Algiers v/att h/w
[10360]DOA RODPIIGY TEE NSA ULM TENS Fey PR STE TLL TINE NR REO SY BE ELI REET IM ERT LT SUTTON? Y SANSA A, TERI CLAN TELM NT
[10362]Mpietrmen seamen eats rH
[10364]Pre ear erered
[10366]201-3 06052.
[10368]REPLACES FORMS - 4
[10369]51-78, S1-28A AND 51-29 Peat
[10370]WHICH ANE OBSOLETE 1 fT
[10372]USE PREVIOUS EDITON,
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[10383]. . so, $0: 9 Chief, wurpesee, i
[10385], ote FROUs Chief of acer London :
[10387]K, - - Attachment to OFLA-43,589_—. ;
[10388]“ear Peek, SR ie | \-
[10390]I'z pleased you have received at least one of ny letters,
[10391]. but I still wonder if you got a large envelope containing taoree
[10392]letters which nad: been heii and returp-d1l at once. As one of
[10393]. the letters was rather detailed and dealt with matters of sore
[10394]. importance, I'm rather disconcerted -- to say the least -- tix
[10395]to think that it cay not have found its way to you. The envelope ,
[10396]measured 8 by 5 inches and was light tan in color. A confirra-
[10397]tion of its receipt would’ be appreciated.
[10399]Of course, I understood about the service, the newsletter,
[10400]not being a definite thing. In any case, I am not looxing for
[10401]@ sinecure, but for a good, deep cover and that seemed to be ones
[10402]It also gave me sometning to offer contacts zoe and would nave
[10403]stréngthened my position considerably. At present, my cover.is
[10404]as light as the Zxperor's new clothes, oo
[10406]Still no positive revly from any publication in the States,
[10407]and the general silence from my American "friends" is not very
[10408]encouraging. Here, the situation is much-better,.and if I can -*
[10409]get to Algiers in good tine, after visiting Grippa and Andersson y
[10410]and seeing soze contacts in Paris, ny position will be better, ;
[10411]but I still see myself representing the West Indian Gazette or
[10412]Cinnamon and/or the Institute of Race Relations, urs, Sneila crn
[10413]Patterson, taeir editor, even sugsested that I do a short paper~ : a
[10414]back book for them, gathering together the conference docurents :
[10415]with an analysis. Ail of this is better than nothing, but it , =; 4
[10416]éefinitely isn't much. . ,
[10418]On the other hand, for the future, Noureddine Medjdoub,
[10420]who has been Tunisian cultural attaché here, is returning to
[10421]Tunis to take over the editorship of the Socialist Destour Party
[10422]paper, L'iction. He has susgested that I write some features
[10423]for hin, a:tver the Afro-Asian Conference in Algiers and that I
[10424]try to get to Tunis to discuss future projects with him woile
[10426]I am in North. Africa, You well know what many Africans and od
[10427]Arabs think of Tunisia at present, so there may not be much . - ad
[10428]that we can do with this arrangesent. . J nO
[10430]FEARED PAPAL A CPEB UTE EIT HE EPR RY BERT CRONE CRE SINC ‘ :
[10431]a CACAO HARPER ILENE TIA YAR RSET RT UY EOE
[10432]. . se « . . .
[10433]vote . . : J? Kn .
[10435]This afternoon, I saw Dennis Paombeah at the Tanganian an
[10436]High Comission. Until three months ago, he was at the U.N. -_ -
[10437]He clains that Verges care to London last Decenber and saw Babu aa ar
[10438]about me and other matters, but that Babu was not convinced, : 2
[10439]He says he did not know that I was in London until recently -- .
[10440]. this was our first meeting since the spring of 1964, Now, he H
[10441]proposes that he try to get the editor&Ship of The Nationalist :
[10442]the TANU paper in Dar es Salaan,for me. we will discuss the vt
[10443]matter again at lunch next Konday. It would be a fixed post | :
[10444]4n Dar and I can't yet e=x fathom why he is willing to suggest i
[10445]me for the job. He claizs he has not been in touch with Vergése
[10447]yite, owe ate pane as be
[10453]4
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[10457]git | t CELA- 4358] CSCOPL.  svatonute 201-3060 2,
[10459]14-0000
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[10463]SPRORP IEAM DELANY 1 ADEA I EPA STEROL ALS EAMONN TION AGE ge
[10465]DBA Rea pea tain ee eke
[10467]vans
[10469]Rina
[10473]Ah OnE cunt
[10475]“DIS P AT CH wT =" ee
[10477]Or te et tamer a {MARKED FOR WeDEXING
[10479]Chief, KunssK : x  IRODURG ST QUIRED
[10480]nfo ONY QUALIF:ED DESK
[10481]Chief, KUJOLF; Coief, WE Can tot mobuKe
[10483]Chief of Staton, Paris/LCPIPIT (Fe
[10486]Prey /STSEBONS 4 or- Backcround Kater‘
[10488]Action requested: Paragraph 3.
[10490]1. Career Agent Rufus F. RODIGAST has been briefed by Peria/
[10491]ICPIPIT on an ad hoc basis to date résarding information on the Afro-Actiss
[10492]national liberetion movement of operational interest to his handling and
[10493]guidance of STEEONY/1. As tho STRBONY operation progresses, however, it is
[10494]LCPIPTT's intontion that those handling STEBOHY/1 becoma more knowlodzesble
[10495]om the subject of the national liberation movement than STZBONY/1, hincslf,
[10497]@s @ means to ensure ths best possible operational guidance to the agent end
[10498]to provide another element of agent control--superior knowledges aL og
[10500]ra 2. ICPIPIT's limited files include two basio docuseuts: ;
[10501]v S\\ Attachusnt to OPLY 630, and Hook Dispatch No. 4463. We also have selected.
[10503]SS  dissewinations and reports on Chinees Communist activities in Africa. what
[10504]would be most useful, however, would be a collection of reports and analyses,
[10505]whether overt or covert, discussing the following topics: a} Jacques GHIPPA
[10506]wt and the pro-Chinese European Comamist factions;- b) tho Afro-Asian Journalists
[10508]‘y Aesociation (the Esadquarters TPRANSACK c/o has had a file on this organization's
[10509]I counaing )s o) the individual national liberation wovements and their leaders;
[10510]a) operations of the national liberation movements, individually and .
[10512]|| sottectively, out of such centers as Algiers (at least up to 19 June 1965),
[10513]Dar eg Ssleem, Accra, Cairo, Djakarta, Havana, etc/.; @) national liberation
[10514]moverent relations with, and operations out of, the Bloc, both Moscow and Peking
[10515]i oriented; f) support and guicance of the national liberation movement %
[10516]nby non-Bloc commmist parties and selected fronts. .
[10518]Ae,
[10519]Ge
[10521]3. We recognize that mich of the information on the above
[10522]mentioned topics may not yet be collated, if indeed it is available; hovever,
[10523]we should appreciate reociving from Headquarters such materials as you feel
[10524]would best meet LCPIPIT's operational needs in working:with STHBONY/1. of
[10525]special valus would be a bibilio; of overt writ on the subject, greatly
[10526]alleviating the security problem and mere logistics of bringing RODIGAST and
[10527]a large voluss of classified reading together, in a seoure environment, over
[10528]an extended period. a , / OF Sc CE
[10530]pe a thew Al ae rach
[10532]Harvey G. FAHNRICH
[10534]spay ala gol- 36 Ge Se
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[10539]BGR ee svuec0. AMD hGER
[10540]CFIA 2613
[10541]Gussnca
[10543]Klin Babette eT
[10545]TKN HQS MLE NUMBER
[10546],
[10548]apyins Ish.
[10550]Seaton Spates akan
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[10557]r - | “
[10558]i &
[10561]emmy ern ys,
[10563]i. Transaitted under separate cover is a JAGUAR report on STEBONY/ 1,
[10565]Stamnes
[10567]While JAGUAR did not state what the DOI was, JAGUAR's letter was dated i
[10568]15 June 1965.
[10569]2. AREOUD, in JAGUAR's para 2 ii, should be ARNAUD. |
[10570]¥ 3. The comments contained in the report are either consistent
[10571]gE with what STEBONY/1 has told us or consistent with whet STEBONY/1 is }
[10572]z eupposed to have been telling other people ~ sometimes both.
[10573]a
[10574]a 1
[10576]2 George He amacn i *
[10577]& '
[10578]Fal . .
[10579]Od Oo
[10580]& Attachnents a
[10581]i (usc)
[10583]2 ef, KUDESK w/att USC 1
[10584]. 3}-Chief, WE v/att USC Pou
[10585], q w®sthief, AF v/att USC - . : :
[10587]2=COS, Algiers w/att USC 1 &
[10588]7 2-Chief, KUWOLF v/att USC —
[10591].
[10592].
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[10601]ra orm . +
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[10603]° . Ts Guiel, MEP ESA i
[10604]FROM: Chief of Station, ,ondon i
[10606]Separate Cover Attachment to vo we
[10607]OBuA~43,522, 2 July 1965 Ct
[10611]¥ mm. _
[10613]8 a —e = +e ec, A
[10615]5] | | wo” Richard Thomas GIBSON . ;
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[10619]ES A ; ot . . - i
[10621]a ! e Bee ee ke _ - _- e
[10623]ut ve - * a
[10625].
[10626]I
[10628]. a The following fiirther information has ~ a eee
[10630]i __ been received from a secret and reliable source:
[10631]ait .
[10632]gy - i) GIBSON was to leave London on the 8th
[10633]3A - June en route to Algiers via Brussels, ;
[10634]g Lausanne and Paris, and he expects to '
[10635]i | veg ee arrive in Algiers about the 20th June.
[10636]| _ : 44) GIBSON hassid that he will be in ‘
[10637]ie . Algiers in his ca; nacity as a journalist
[10638]ae . - and that while there he say be contacted
[10639]ee : through Georges ARNOUD at the Directorate
[10641]of Int oration or througs an American,
[10642]Mare SCHLEIZER, wao is the resresentative
[10643], in Algiers of she end of May ciovement.
[10644]Loe os! - He has also said that he is anxious to
[10645]Cae he meet sone responsible menbers of 4
[10646]i . wo . Afro-asian | dournaiisss' Assoctabion
[10647]oe oo Secretariat in grder to clear his name
[10648]poo - of the charges brousht against him by-
[10649]Po VERGES.
[10650]444) As a journalist GIESON is hoping +o be
[10651]; allowed to attend the Second afro-asian
[10652]Journalists’ Association Conference and
[10653]he has made enquiries as to when it will
[10654]be held.
[10656]In commenting on an invitation which has
[10657]been extended to Hodee EDWARDS to visit
[10658]North Korea, possibly via Indonesia,
[10659]GIBSON has said that he would very much
[10660]like to visit.Indonesia but that there
[10664]is little chance of nis doing so as the
[10665]West Indian newspapers by which he night >
[10666]so Mes - . be employed would be unlixely to pay < -
[10667]; : ne cost of his fare. i tat
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[10695]Laid ve 2 RAs ies
[10697]SECRET .
[10698]CLCPIPIT INFO LONDON 7 4
[10700]DTDORIC OREBONY
[10702]REFS: A, OEPA 90 : .
[10703]BL OELA 43237 ( TAN
[10704]. C, LCPIPIT 0619 (IN 38606) _ \,
[10705]_ 1. CONCUR $ 100 PER MONTH PAY RAISE FOR*AREBONY /1 RECOMMENDED
[10706]- TAX SUPPLEMENT WILL BE $79.
[10708]REF A. WOULD PREFER EFFECTIVE DATE 1 JULY 67. ¥
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[10713]LETTER OF UNDERSTANDING REF B, REFLECTING THIS AND OTHER INTER-~
[10715]"MEDIATE RAISES GRANTED QREBONY N SINCE DATE REF B.
[10716]3. WOULD ALSO PREFER ABOVE RAISE BE GIVEN QREBONY/LIN THE
[10717]2 §
[10718]>. HAND RATHER THAN THRU GK QRPURE, RESERVING LATTER CHANNEL "’.
[10722]TOR SPECIAL EYPENDITURES (SUCH AS TRAVEL COSTS) WHICH INVOLVE
[10724]RELATIVELY LARGER SUMS OF MONEY AND FOR WHICH IT MIGHT BE MORE —
[10726]Ae BELIEVE THIS WOULD BE APPROPRIATE TIME SATISFY QREBONY/1
[10727]8
[10729]_ CLEARANCE REQUIREMENT FOR PERIODIC ScSWIRi, IN ADDITION on / / 4
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[10745]~ oEviIoUs QUESTIONS, REQUEST HE BE SPECIFICALLY QUERIED b= <* ¢ ah
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[10806]: 5. _ DISPATCH, ORIGINALLY PREPARED TO INCORPORATE ABOVE
[10808]7 CONCURRENCE, FOLLOWS WITH ADDITIONAL COMMENTS, . ae
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[10833]SECRET
[10835]4 APR 1367
[10837]a nanameamenant st arene sername:
[10839]MEMORANDUM FOR: Contract Persoanel Division
[10840]SUBJECT: QREBONY/1 ~ HOC Amendment
[10841]REFERENCE? OFPL# — 1699, -1 Nowember 1966
[10842]1. Effective 1 September 1966, the KOC of QREBONY/1
[10843]was amended to provide compensation of $746.00 per month.
[10845]2, Please see attached reference for the salary break-
[10846]dova.
[10848]3. We regret that due to an adsinistrative oversight, this
[10849]memorandum was not submitted at an earlier date.
[10851]S
[10852]1 ' %
[10853]Signed Thozas Mo Kinley 7
[10854]Thomas Mc Kinley i
[10855]Chief, CA Support Group :
[10856]APPROVED ; - de :
[10858]|
[10859]i
[10860]Attachment: yo .
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[10862]DDP/CA/Pers/JChaplin:nd (30 March 1967) | ,
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[10976]Chief, YOVI=
[10978]QO INOOUNG PEQUIRED
[10979]FO ORLY QUALITIED DESH
[10980]Chief, EUR: COS, London; Chief, “WOMSE Can ROE WnobGNS
[10982]Chief, LCPIPIT —
[10986]CRPREY/ULREBONY/Institution Base
[10988]ACTION REQUEED . REFEREES:
[10990]Referencesr A. ICPIPIT-£161
[10991]B. DIRECTOR-66211, naragrach 3
[10993]At their 15 March meeting, CREBOSY/1] and RODIGAST discussed
[10994]QREBONY/1's running his own pro-—Chicom group, at least as a
[10995]paper organization to allow him to gét close to target conferences
[10996]an@ institutions as a bona fide celegate rather than bystander.
[10997]OREBONY/1 feels that if not done right this could cause trouble,
[10998]because of usual organizational rivalries. He is thinxing of
[10999]beginning by writing and circulating a statement in sunport of
[11000]the statement on "Afro-American Liberation® which arnveared in
[11001]the 6 December Ad Hoc Bulletin (Hargist-Leninist) in Chicago.
[11003]He would use a pseudonym to sign his statement, but would let
[11004]all his friends xnow that the vseudonya was really himself, and
[11005]he might use Manchanda’s address. Perha>vs Grippa would agree to
[11006]circulate or print it. If this statement goes over, CREBORY/1
[11007]could escalate into a small organization. He will show RODIGAST
[11008]a craft of his statement, but alse will discuss it with Manchanda
[11009]for “ideological purity".
[11011]“Pp. PB. CILISERTI
[11013]Distribution
[11017]2-Cc/HOMUSE
[11018]1-C/EUR
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[11042]DISPATCH SECRET 7
[11043]- . 4‘ SEABFER FOF WADERS
[11045]9
[11047]Chief, wOVIEW %X feo moouns equa
[11048]oO. ONLY QUALIFIED DESK
[11050]COS, London; Chief, EUR CAN JUKE INSDURG
[11051]PM
[11053]Chief, LOPIPIT menor
[11056]QRESONY/Salary Raise for QREBONY/1
[11057]ACTION REQUIRED - REFEPENCES:
[11059]1. At the tina of his recruitzent in June 1965, QREBONY/1 was told that his
[11060]$600 monthly tax-free salary would be raised to $500 once he got a job in a target
[11061]organization, which of course was the goal of his planned summer activity in
[11062]Algiers,
[11064]2. Through mo fault of his own, the Algiers assignnent (and other possibil-
[11065]ities, suca as Djakarta) evaporated shortly thereafter. Meanwhile, WOFACT changed
[11066]&te signsls and eventually decided to base QREBOKY/1 in Furope targeted against
[11067]individuals end groups in various countries.
[11069]3. From the beginning, QREBONY/1 has proved wore than satiefactory as an
[11070]agent. le has carried cut assignments given to him with knowledge and tact and
[11071]the proper spirit, has used bie own initiative as wuch as our guidance, aud has:
[11072]not violated our instructions. Wo one will argue that na hasn't proved to be
[11073]better than ve collectively thought he would be, and in terms of his mm
[11074]abilicies—apart from targets which may or may not be accessible to him-—he is
[11075]getting better ali the tize,
[11077]& Last year, about a year later than CREROXY/1 cicht have expected his
[11078]salary to go up from $600 to $800, we raised {it to $790. He was pleased, and he
[11079]has not complained as euch as he used to about a shortage of funds, (Presumably
[11080]QRESONY/1 is responsive to the generally good treatment he has had, to the :
[11081]respect for him as an fadividual and the appreciation of hie services; probably
[11082]he {8 carried along as such by his own personal satisfaction in knowing he is
[11083]weeting requiresents and continually breaking new ground.)
[11085]S. hevertheless, LCPIPIT believes the time hac coue to raise QRELOKY/1's
[11086]salary to the promised level, We can all agree that ve are still getting his
[11087]services cheap; QREBOXY/1 receives uo quarters, living allowance, or educational
[11088]allowance for his children. His increased gratitude, the relief he will undoubt-
[11089]edly feel at being able to reduce his present financial worries, ere more than
[11090]worth the extra $100.
[11092](continued)
[11093]Distribution:
[11096]2-COS/Loadon
[11098]OEPA~090 21 February 1967
[11099]CLASSIFICATION HOS PLE RUMBER .
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[11101]SECRET i 200—1256156/%
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[11110]pops 3
[11112]14-0000
[11116]CuASSI CATION EPATCN STOOL AUD MUMDER
[11117]SECRET OZPA~090
[11119]6. If Headquarters agrees, the money can be paid through QRPURE (whose
[11120]monthly check will go up from $100 to $200 in this event). CRPURE could write
[11121]to QREBONY/1 expreesing his pleasure at the results of syndication cf QREEONY/1's
[11122]eaterial, and snnouncing that the monthly fee will go up to $200; altarnatively,
[11123]QREBONY/1 could write to QRPURE saying he feels the sum should go up, and QRPURE
[11124]would reply affirnatively.
[11126]P. Fe CILIBERTI
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[11146]AFF.
[11148]Monsieur et Madame GIBSON
[11149]30, Stockleiga Nall
[11150]since Albert Road
[11152]LGNDON N.W.8 —(Grande Bretagne)-
[11154]GIBSON C/VERGES =
[11156]Chers Madame et Monsieur,
[11158]Je m'tempresse de vous faire savoir que jtai fait
[11159]citer la Société des NOUVELLES EDITIONS INTERNATIONALES
[11160]pour ltaudience du 13 avril prochain.
[11162]or, je viens d'appendre que celle-ci est mise en
[11163]faillite et que Monsieur PINTA, Syndic de faillite, a été
[11164]nommé par jugement du Tribunal de Commerce.
[11166]Je ne vois pas, dans ces conditions, ltintérét que
[11167]vous avez 4 poursuivre le paiement de sommes qui vous sont
[11168]dues par cette Société dont le passif dépasse de doin tout
[11169]actif.
[11171]Voudriez-vous, je vous prie, me donner vos instruce=
[11173]-tions définitives compte tenu de cette situation.
[11175]Je vous indique d'ailleurs que vous pouvez produire
[11176]a la faillite entre les mains cu syndic, mais que dvien
[11178]_entendu celui-ci vous demandera un jugement pour pouvoir
[11180]inscrire votre créance toute théorique contre la Société
[11182]: qui, comme je vous l'indique- plus haut n'a que des dettes
[11183]‘et aucun actif.
[11185]J'attends donc de vos nouvelles et vous prie de
[11186]croire, chers Madame et Monsieur, 4 l*expression de-mes
[11187]sentiments dévoués.
[11189]IARTZENBERG ,
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[11217]14-0000
[11219]Abstracted from pages 38 and 37
[11221]q.: Ata meeting held on August 14, 1966, STANFORD mentioned that
[11223]Rbbert Williams allegedly has $1,000,000 available for the use of RAM.
[11225]i
[11226]DBB 71942, 25 January 1967 100-300-004 | . .
[11227]|
[11228]|
[11229]i
[11230]|
[11231]i
[11232]NY T-10 advised on September 26, 1966, that STANFORD prior to moving
[11233]to Philadelphia on September 18, 1966, discussed RAM and ROBERT F, WILLIAMS
[11234]with him. According to the source, STANFORD has alleged WILLIAMS has money oe. "
[11235]available for RAM.
[11236]During the course of the conversation, STANFORD stated that the contact man
[11237]between RAM in the US and R. Williarns' is one Richard GIBSON in Paris, France. 4. :
[11238]STANFORD stated that GIBSON passes on messages from WILLIAMS and will be the
[11239]man coatacted by whoever is designated as a courier to go to China to get the money.
[11240]Source also stated that he was told Richard GIBSON was living in the O5E
[11242]Crystal Hotel (phonetdc), Paris, France, and was working out of the La Royale Cafe
[11244](phonetic), Paris, France.
[11247]14-0000
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[11252]OBB -E/4SD
[11254]SECRET
[11255]UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
[11257]FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[11259]da Reply, Please Refer wo WASHINCTON, D.C. 20535
[11260]FieNo. (18) 105-93072
[11261]BY LIAISON --
[11263]Sm ntere ney aetna»
[11265]Date: October 24, 1986
[11267]To: Director .
[11268]Central Intelligence Agency .
[11270]: Attention: Deputy Director, Plans
[11271]: Bow: John Edgar Hoover, Director
[11273]Subject: CRICHARD GIBSON
[11274]INFORMATION CONCERNING
[11276]A source of this Bureau who has furnished reliable
[11277]information in the past recently advised that during the :
[11278]Fall of 1966, a member of an Italian pro-Chinese Marxist- 2 i
[11279]Leninist organization stated that one Richard Gibson was : .
[11280]suspected of being a spy for the Central Intelligence Agency. :
[11281]According to this individual, Gibson recently had been ia
[11282]Milan, Italy, in the company of a female secretary from Paris,
[11283]whose home is in New Rochelle, New York. At that time
[11284]Gibson remarked his travel and activities were possible
[11285]because he had married a wealthy English woman, Other things i '
[11286]were said which aroused the suspicions of the Italian.” ii ,
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[11288]i
[11290]According to our source, the Italian pro-Chinese by
[11291]Marxist-Leninist subsequently relayed his suspicions concerning va
[11292]Gibson to Rene Raindorf, a member of the Central Committee :
[11293]of the Communist Party of Belgium (Marxist-Leninist).
[11295]Raindorf reportedly thereafter met in Brussels, Belgium, with +.
[11296]Gibson although he had indicated the Belgian pro-Chinese
[11297]communists would look into the charges of the Italian Marxist-
[11299]: Leninist.
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[11498]DTDORIC OREBONY
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[11502]1. RODIGAST (Rf GREBONY/1
[11504]25 AUGUST. BALANCE ¥ REPORTING EEING POUCHED
[11506]AS WELL AS NEW RPORTS. © PLANNING TRAVEL PARI
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[11509]SEPT. ROD WILL MEET @ ANTWERP 8& SEPT. -
[11510]“2s ROBERT WILLIAMS IN LETTER TO Q
[11512]25 JULY FRCOMPEKING SAID HOPES PE EUROPE LATER IN
[11514]YEAR PROBABLY GOING SWEDEN TO MAXE SPEECH. ALSO
[11516]ADVISED HE MAY TRY PUBLISH CRUSADE FROM PEKING
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[11553]j PASE 2 LCPIPIT 7388 SECRET
[11554]| 3. O THINKS ENTRY NORTH VIETNAM 4AY BE
[11555]DIFFICULT AT PRESENT BECAUSE OF MILITARY
[11556]SITUATION AND PROBABLE NORTH VIETNAMESE DESIRE
[11557]NOT TO ENTERTAIN ELEMENTS OPENLY HOSTILE SOVIET
[11559]UNION. LIONEL MORRISON SAYS WILLIAMS CAN'T GO
[11560]HANOI AT PRESENT. RICHARD WARD TOLD FINEMAN
[11562]ENTRY WOULD BE DIFFICULT. GRAY IN SAN FRANCISCO
[11563]-SAID HIS TOUR POSTPONED INDEFINITELY BECAUSE
[11564]-OF MILITARY SITUATION. ,
[11566]A. AT KATZENBACH SUGGESTION 9 MADE PRECISE
[11567]APPOINTMENT NORTH VIETNAMESE JOURNALISTS SAW AND
[11568]‘DINH, LONDON: 26-AUGUST WHICH KATZENBACH IN-
[11569]“FORMING JAGUAR TO ALLOW SURVEILLANCE.
[11571]-.5, RE DIR 26709, © HOPES OBTAIN FURTHER .
[11572]INFO MOCK TRIAL FROM RALPH ROSENSAUM, US
[11573]LEFTISTS CONNECTED RUSSELL FOUNDATION BUT
[11575]i
[11576]| “yO OPPOSED TO TROTSKYISTS. Q°S STRATEGY IS
[11577]: EXPOSURE FOUNDATION AS RIFE WITH CONFLICTS AND
[11579]-INFILIRATED BY TROTSKYISTS.
[11581]SECRET
[11584]14-0000
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[11597]PASE 3 LCPIPIT 7388 SECRET b
[11598]6. POUCHING FULLER REPORT © CONVERSATIONS
[11599]SUTHERLAND NEV YORK WHICH © TOLD KAMMERMAYER BY
[11600]| PHONE. SUTHERLAND INSISTED CARMICHAEL HAS NOT
[11601]ACCEPTED RUSSELL INVITATION. .
[11602]7. IF NOT SENT, PLEASE CABLE DETAILS
[11604]cenrmcen ee cheryl pene eotmamimtin
[11605]x
[11607]HOS PLANS FOR Q OPERATION GHANA INVOLVING HODEE
[11609]EDWARDS DISCUSSED WITH 9 AT HOS. WOULD THIS BE
[11611]‘IN FRAMEVORK © VISIT WEST AFRICA AND APPROXIMATELY :
[11612]WHEN? WHERE DOES THIS PLACE EAST AFRICA TRIP, Say :
[11613]NOT MENTIONED TO Q BY HQS?
[11615]ety oat,
[11616]vie caste nctecian ede aera tinaee — mtecnnaalS ht ae mene
[11618]8. ASSUME HOS POUCHING ALL @ WOLADY REPORTING AS WELL
[11620]j
[11622]i j
[11626]Hy oF
[11628]CORRESPONDENCE. FOR EXAMPLE 9 HAS NO COPY LETTERS : 4
[11632]FROM FINEMAN ON PARIS SITUATION WHICH SUBMITTED Pood
[11633]KAMMERMA YER. — t
[11634]"9. CAN RAISE OF $120 IN 0 TAKE-HOME AFTER Pod,
[11635]ao.
[11637]TAXES EE MADE EFFECTIVE 1 SEPTEMBER? PLS CABLE ) io 3
[11639]SECRET » SECRET, 1% a
[11641]7
[11643]WHEN BEGINNING DEPOSITS SO CAN NOTIFY 0.
[11645]14-0000
[11649]8 daly 1966
[11651]MEXORANDOM FOR: Chief, CI/OA
[11653]PiolA Traces on QRERIGY;4 201-306052
[11655]fis is to inform you that there vero no aiditional traces on
[11657]QREDOHY/1 from the Field Stations--Algiers, Rome, Peris, or Londen. Negative
[11658]traces fron Frenkfirt Station.
[11660]Ys
[11663]: . a ear fe
[11664]sapere caer serene, seoeaigeitewcteapensigiis: ol Nivedita
[11669]14-0000 ,
[11672]° Chief af Station, Paris/UCPIFT?
[11674]mM Chief, RUWOLP
[11676]PA" BOA for QREBONY/2
[11677]ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES
[11678]Hone, intormation only
[11680]Attached herewith is the text of the Provisional Operational Approval,
[11681]on QREBOWY/1. An Operational Approval is awaited pending receipt of final
[11682]Agency traces vhich, we understand have not yet came in. Your attention is
[11683]directed to paragraph 3 and to paragraph 5. The latter will be the subject
[11684]of further correspondence in the future.
[11686]NOVELL D. KAMMERNAYER
[11688]Attacizsent: a
[11689]POA b/w - ~ _
[11692]Orig & 1 - 38, Paris/LCPIPTt watt.
[11696]DISPATOM SYMBOL AMD NUMBER BATE
[11697]OFTH-1591 £7 JUL 1968
[11698]cart 4 CAASSIAICATION HQ3 ALE NUMBER - ; ;
[11699]srenttRYBAT| axe
[11700]Di - - OFFICER - TWIST
[11702]. 2-=R: v/o att. _
[11706]| DISPATCH
[11709]14-0000
[11711]od . ao woe
[11713]9. This requast is not for fatorin cover.
[11715]26. Ho reletive is vitting for cuch awrgmcy contact, nor is Bnefite
[11716]en’ Counseling Breach involvement applicable in this cace.
[11718]22. Eure.
[11720]22. Agoat bes served in tie U8. sexy, is act mw oligthle for induction.
[11721]13. fpouse fe aot uittieg end not clearahle.
[11723]2 Type of Operation. Fi. Daretion is infefinite. shold be eonsidercd
[11726]3a Tho Agnnt ehowlé be free to violt Cubs, all Baropems comtrics
[11728]Africa and & Africa @ansenia) as well as Kerth Victaan
[11729]end Chins. euticipate the tines or duration of much visits,
[11730]which vill, however, be at his (end our) contrel.
[11731]he Special meurps Agent stoald be able te contact: Not applicable.
[11733]fgoroxtaately 92,509 to $3,000.
[11735]‘%. Cammmirations chamals ¢esired: Hone.
[11737]8. Gover Suggestions: Bone not elronty exwressed in previous éocumnste
[11739]praparod Wy CA Statt in identifying the cover mecheaias end requesting
[11740]IP spproval.
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[11743]we OQ Bot
[11745]4
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[11751]Say
[11753]14-0000
[11755]IX fhe arrangeemnt between the cover firm end QHEBONE/1 shovld be om the basis
[11756]of @ rogular subvention to CROSOHE/1 to act an a foreign stringer contributing
[11758]be forvarded to CEZEOSY/1 by the cover firm, along vith any correspondence
[11759]St may soe £48 (suagpetione tor pieces to write, caments on pieces received
[11761]TIE Tee following steps are proposed to set this cover fn motion:
[11763]A. At @ meting on 6 duly, QRRORY/1 will be instructed to write a number
[11764]of §.8. news media organizetions stating that he expects to trevel te
[11766]|
[11767]|
[11768]|
[11770]|
[11771]3
[11778]Be CYA'e eomtact in the cover orgaziestion receives this letter exd,
[11779]purevant to our direction, writes és easvor stating 1) what his fim i
[11780]Goze, 2) that it would be very interested in handling CREDOHY/l's .
[11782]Rrodust if it sseas.te fit the needs end 3) tast 1¢ wuld te ronty to |
[11783]seiziuree eum of GREBOHY/1's axpmises If be could come to Gilcag te”
[11784]discusy the matter further. :
[11786]Go Qtreony/2 does act met the contact im the cover ergurimation. He is
[11787]briefed to offer the stery, on his return, tint bo had entered inte a
[11788]veguisr with the cover fire to preduse fenture material
[11789]weable ty tha cover fina (not specifying the fregrecy) in retern for
[11790]taich hs is to recnive a monthly retainer. . H
[11792]B. day letter QREROET/) may later viss to een’ to the cover fiz: should yo:
[11793]given to us fn copy preferably befere it is emt. : i
[11795]be
[11796]B. Copies of cay correspomicnen initiated by the cover fim sboulé ba mate
[11797]- @alladle to CLA and, yoerticularly, to the Prajcct Case Officer. o
[11800]14.90000
[11802]Stat 987
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[11810]MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director for Plans
[11811]VIA: Chief, ccs/Nc
[11813]SUBJECT: Request for Approval for Operational Use of
[11814]U.S. Free-Lance Writer - QREBOWY/1
[11816]1. This memorandum submits a recommendation for your approval pursuant
[11817]to CSI 240-6, 10 January 1963, paragraph 6, governing operational involvement
[11818]of personalities in the field of Journalism. This request concerns cover
[11819]support for GREBONY/1, an asset currently handled by CA Staff, and involves
[11820]the cooperation of Russell R. DeBow, a Chicago city official and proprietor
[11821]of the Negro Press International Inc. GREBONY/1 was granted a POA on 23 May 19665,
[11822]and a full operational approval is pending. The project under which he is
[11823]handled wes approved by Acting ADDP on 14 Jume 1966. Mr. DeBow vas granted
[11824]a Covert Security Approval on 19 April 1966. .
[11826]An ba Sena LRU TERR a a
[11829]oes ne de ohn
[11833]2. QREBONY/1 is an American Negro e.-patriate journalist and author
[11834]presently residing in London. He is the author of one novel and numerous
[11835]contributions to a wide variety of publication, such as the Kenyon Review,
[11836]Monthly Review, The Nation, The Liberator and others. He worked as a "a reporter
[11837]for the Philadelphia Arro , Arro ‘American in 1950, for Agence France Presse in 1959,
[11838]for CBS in 1960 and, in Burope, for the now defunct, pro-Chinese magazine
[11839]Revolution. As a result of broad contacts and acceptance among radical,
[11840]pro-Chinese and Negro militant circles, he has offered valuable eccess +o ;
[11841]important targets spanning four continents, and has demonstrated considerable
[11842]skill in elicitation and exploitation of contacts for intelligence purposes
[11843]in the process. The immediate and paramount operational objective for this
[11844]agent is to gain direct access to hostile political targets in North Viet Nam a
[11845]and China. The outstanding requirement to be met in support of this objective,
[11846]and of his continued effective exploitation generally, is the development of
[11847]e@ backstopped and viable explanation for at least a portion of his income,
[11848]which presently derives almost exclusively from clandestine CIA support.
[11850]The proposal outlined below represents the conclusion of considerable research,
[11851]including an interview with Mr. DeBow, to identify suitable cover arrangenents
[11852]which vould make possible this explanation.
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[11873]AOI- 306 OSQ
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[11880]14-0000
[11882]sory ney, 2
[11884]SECRET
[11886]3. Mr. DeBow, a lavyer, is an Administrative Assistant to the Mayor of A
[11887]Chicago as vell as a long time, if casual, contact of Domestic Contacts Service. :
[11888]His background includes assignment to the Intelligence Division of the Chicago 4
[11889]police and cooperation with CIA in the course of a trip to Africa in 1961.
[11890]Mr. DeBow also is part owner and in effective control of a very srall feature 4
[11891]syndicate in Chicago, the Negro Press International, Inc., which distributes
[11892]rewritten news to Negro newspapers in the United States on a subscription basis.
[11894]4. Qn 20 June 1966, Mr. DeBow wes approached by representatives of CA Staff
[11895]and Central Cover Staff, acknowledging CIA connection, and interviewed with a 4
[11896]view to determining the feasibility of using his service to backstop modest
[11897]payments to GREBONY/1 for real or ostensible contributions of feature stories
[11898]and reporting. (Since the contact was made to develop information pertinent
[11899]to the present request for DDP approval, the interview was conducted on a
[11900]hypothetical basis: QREBONY/1's identity was not revealed nor were any
[11901]commitments entered into.) ‘This conversation, despite its limitation, demonstrated
[11902]clearly that such an arrangement involving Mr. DeBow and his firm would be , 3 '
[11903]practical from Mr. DeBow's point of view and well suited to the needs of the : ;
[11904]QREBONY Pre‘ect. Mr. DeBow grasped the problem involved and suggested various
[11905]means by which he could plausibly implement a cover arrangement should this a
[11906]be our decision. He was made avare of and understood the incongruity between
[11907]his and QRESONY/1's ostensible political positions, and stated that this need
[11908]offer no inpediment to creation of the type of relationship which would be
[11909]involved. ‘The nature of Mr. DeBow's feature service and its modest size
[11910]clearly enhance its usefulness and appropriateness for our objectives.
[11912]Mr. DeBov, in conclusion, expressed his agreement in principle to participate
[11913]in this cover support activity should CIA, on further review of its needs,
[11914]decide to proceed with a request for his cooperation.
[11918]Se ihiamneneemnienienicanmeecnereneconaniene ie senieaaaemndammnanmtsanintatttonnanedttneesetnate ereeren eee OES .
[11920]5. In the light of the very favorable response from Mr. DeBow and the hook
[11921]determiration, from reviewing the outlines of his operation, that it would :
[11922]be a uniquely appropriate backstopping for QREBONY/1)your approval is
[11923]requested to recontact Mr. DeBow and establish with him suitable cover
[11925]1
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[11927]- vt ere mar AIT NEAT E IEMA SIE aM at Bs OEIC AEs REBATE AY ob
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[11943]SECRET
[11947]3
[11948]SECRET,
[11950]Chief, CCS/XC
[11951]APPROVED:
[11953]arrangements “or this purpose.
[11955]RECOMMEND APPROVAL:
[11956]Bots Mt
[11958]etn atte ONION ID ea 5 pete mblattel 5 mom ey
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[11963]Se ee aor ra ERRNO ARES Eas |
[11965]14-0000
[11969]%7 JuN DES
[11971]MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Finance
[11976]Vu: Contract Personnel Division
[11978]SUBJECT: _ QREBONY/1 - Amendment of Memorandum of
[11979]i Oral Commitment
[11983]1. The Hemorandum of Oral Commitzent with QREBONY is
[11984]amended effective 15 June 1966 to provide indemnification in
[11985]the amount of $10,000 in case of death, and payment of $600
[11986]per month up to $10,000 to his wife in ease of total incepaci-
[11987]tation or disappearance.
[11989]2. %It is anticipated that a trip planned for late
[11990]sumer or early fall vill take QREBONY into VC controlled
[11991]areas of South Victnam, North Vietnam, and China. Indem-
[11992]nifieation is intended to apply to death or disability
[11993]resulting from air accident, act of war, or for disappearance,
[11995]1
[12001]|
[12003]3. Without being able to specify the pogsible circus - |
[12005]stances, tt is intended that such indemnification as outlined i
[12007]above be deered to apply to loss of life or functions suffered {
[12008]by GREROWY as a direct result of his KUBAEK relaticnship dur- | ' ’
[12010]ae ct een a
[12012]‘ing the trip. Such fadesnification, if sade, must be presented
[12013]to bis eadow by a cover sechanisa which wouid hide EUBARK in-
[12014]volvezent.
[12016]Bigned Theaas Mo Ninley
[12018]Thosaa Ec Kinley
[12019]CA Staff Contract Approving Officer
[12021]CA/PERS/RHBELL: bg (24 Jun 66) - -
[12023]Distribution:
[12024]2 - Addressee
[12025]1 - CPD - . .
[12026]1 - CA/Pers - . -
[12027]1 - CA/Chrono mo
[12030]14-0000
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[12040]|
[12041]; i
[12042]: . mechtef, KUDESE; Sk; Chief, Eve i
[12043]: - i
[12044]H Chief of Station, Paris/LCPIPIT '
[12045]i ‘
[12046]i i
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[12050], 4
[12051]| ;
[12052]Forwarded under separate cover is a photograph of QREBONY/1 with one : i
[12053]i
[12054]of his contacts. :
[12057]t
[12058]i \
[12059]Attachment usc im bro ya
[12060]| Photo usc 1E Bear “
[12061]Distribution :
[12065]Fo.) yg ATEYD Ex PI/At ber
[12066]ve "> Dated 13 Jun 1966 a an ‘
[12067]io 4
[12069]. DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER : ! 7
[12070]os Orta~3903 > 1 June 1966 i Bs
[12071]i SECRET 200-124-156/3 5 a
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[12108]14-0000
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[12113]MEMORANDUM FOR: Chiet,
[12114]CA/CF - James Murphy .
[12116]SUGJECT
[12118]tenga eaters een owners
[12120]. A Provisional Operational Approval {s granted frr the use of this SubJect
[12121]as set forth belc:.
[12123]a mtaenepree
[12125]A Provis{onal Operational Approval issued bv CI Staff grants the same
[12126]authority, cn a temporary basis, fer the use of an individual as the authority
[12127]granted in an Operational Approval imless otherise specif‘ed by CI/OA. It is
[12128]based, hovever, only on preliminary file checks and investigation and fs sub-
[12129]ject to a further final review when all investigation is carpleted.
[12131]“Q) POA is grented to utilize Subject in an international context to exploit his
[12132]contacts and/or assotiazions with a wide varlety of personalities and organizations
[12133]{partiecalerly Cuban ani Chinese) engaged in "anti-imperialist” propaanza operations.
[12134]Subject will be expecced to renew his oid relationships and expand 575 circle of
[12135]contects with Afro-Asian naticnal liberation leaders, pro Chinese Communist, and
[12136]similar personalities and to report generel polivicai and biograrhic material reia-
[12137]tive to the interests, activities and plans of such individuals and their organizaticn
[12139](2) Requirements passed to Subjecs will be confined, insofar as 1t is opere-
[12140]donally feasible, to instructions for the refinement and compleveness of the reporting
[12141]he is capable of vroviding from his norasi interccurse with source perscnalities.
[12142]Disclosure of ciassified information wili be held to a minigun, ke will not be given
[12143]operational assiganen:s supporting or servicing other AUZARK cperaticas, nor will he :
[12144]participate directly and/or wictinsly in che spottins andsor retru:cment of cther ageatg. . ~
[12146](3) In eaddicvicn to this background, cercain of Subject"s past statements and
[12147]pehavior are inconsisvent with, and give rise to en uncertainty about, the nature and
[12148]degree of his presen:ly professed motivations and leyalties. I: is impossible to
[12149]resolve this uncertainty with the xnowledge now available. At the present time,
[12150]therefore, it is believed that his bona fides have not been estadiishei to an extent
[12151]which vould warrant handling him in any way chan "at arms length".
[12153]tent Labeda ew nba Reva ene
[12155]to process the Operational Approval, full information {ecepleted PRQ \
[12156]Parts I and II) must be submitted as soon as possible and nct later than six |
[12159]4
[12161](6) months fras this date. An Operational Approval will follow shen all
[12162]investigation is completed and upon the receipt of satisfactory PFQ Parts I
[12163]and II. Cancellation must be requested if use of Subject by interested Di-
[12164]visions ceases.
[12166]SCC
[12168]oo, ites
[12169]APPROVAL
[12171]CI/OPERATIONAL APPROVAL AND SUPPORT DIVISION
[12173]settee amie dt Heb ahte 8
[12175]23 May 1506
[12177]4
[12178]'
[12179]one 125 COSOLETE PREVEGES EDITIONS SECRET ; ” . k
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[12183]ERIS SCIAN TS bee Yemen et eet grtnat i gee
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[12188]14-0000 . .F
[12190]4.
[12192]rn on yp tte, we lar ATE penny ee OG»
[12194]Continuation of PCA - 201 - 360052 ~- 23 Ley Lic
[12196](4) ‘ais case has veen discussed in decail ca several ccecasions between
[12197]represeatatives of Ci/tA, CI/Icc, end CA/CZ and there is acreenent that it js rrinarily.
[12198]because of Susject's vacepround aad consacus twhuat c¢ 13 cf interest and, thererore, 1t
[12199]is velieved, :7 he is nandied with circcaspeccicn, the possible renefits to be derived |
[12200]eustafy the security rises involved in che use of Subjece within chs Limitr sev ; i
[12201]forth above.
[12203](5) Folygraph is recormended at least once a year.
[12205]{af Edeard P. Brown
[12208]14-0000
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[12219](When Filled In)
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[12223]DOCUMENT GISPOSITION
[12227]Q
[12228]12. CROSS REFERRED TO Tris FILE 13, TRANSFERRED TO
[12229]@S FILE NO.
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[12274]™ chief, KUVOLF
[12275]PO" colef of Station, Paris (LCFIPI?)
[12276]ERPREY/ EBONY. :
[12278]iL. At bis 6 April meting vith ROCIGAST, QREBONY/1 pointed out thet his
[12279]brother-in-lew (the eccountent) still thinks that GREBORY receives regular income
[12280]fron an American radio or news feature service, p2id through gritzerland, and a
[12281]undeclared for tax reasons (GREBOSY's ené the American company's taxes). Jt
[12283]2. RODIGAST thought that if the trothereineley finés this ctory hard to
[12284]believe he ray guess that GREBORY is really vorking for KUBARK end may have passed
[12285]this information on to the British. Taue he would be the source of the story ;
[12287]relayed in reference. .
[12288]3. At the came meeting, on another subject, RODIGAST asked CREBONY vhether
[12289]he had ever tolé anyone that he (GREBOHY) ic a Cnicom sgent. He sald
[12290]thet he never had. RODIGAST broke in: “or the agent of any other country,
[12291]dmeluding ODYOHE?” QREBONY said he had not. ~
[12293]SECRET
[12296]14-0000
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[12325]“COS, Lonion; *chiet, Weg Cnrec, RUDESA; cos, Kone,
[12327]™Chiet of Station, Paris/LCPIPIT
[12329]suenct DTDORIC/Operational
[12330]GRPREY /ORELONY /QREDONY/1's New ‘Contact Carole Pifia
[12331]ACTION REQUIRED - REFERDNCES
[12333]1. We are manifesting reports and correspondence concerning QREEONY/1's new
[12334]contact, Carole Pifia, an American, age 31, born in New York City (possibly Bronx.
[12335]County), whose father's last name was Appel or Appell. lier husband's name is
[12336]Carlos Pifia (Mexican), but she is separated from him and he is seeking a divorce.
[12337]She holds US passport, No. D633873, issued 5 August 1963 in New York; it comes up
[12338]for renewal in August (at which tine she expects to be in aome). She is afraid
[12339]that her having traveled to Cuba in 1964 with a Progressive Labor delegation will
[12340]hurt her chances of getting a renewal of her passport.
[12342]2. Subject had been having a series of political and amorous affairs during
[12343]her stay in Dar, and was in serious trouble when Q met her. After rejecting Dennis
[12344]Thorbeah’s advances, she was in serious danger of being declared a prohibited
[12345]domigrant; Q befriended her, and he and Coloan Ferrer of the Cuban Embassy (who
[12347]had been having an affair with her) saw that she got out of Dar safely. Qwas =.”
[12349]to meet her in Cairo (but in fact had no intention of doing so) and later caught
[12350]wp wita her in Rome. She indicated a desire to work with Q (without quite knowing
[12351]for whom she would be working--he hinted rather broadly tu her that-he was in
[12352]cahoots with “our friends in the East,” but it will be noted that in one of her
[12353]letters there is this disarwing phrase: she warns him about how to deal with
[12354]certain persons and adds: “be cool with then--do not show your true colors (whate
[12355]ever they are)").
[12357]3. Q seized on the opportunity of using subject as an unwitting inforuant
[12358]and eventually agent on the same basis, She submitted to an interview on tape
[12359]in a Rome hotel room which lasts about 2-1/4 hours, in whicn Q debriefs her on
[12361]her knowledge of every Tanzanian, liberation movement, or Sloc sersonality with
[12362]whom she had contact, and in view of her attractiveness and wi: willingness she ,
[12363]quite a few. (She had some amusing run-ins WYOKE personnel in pers whieh”
[12364]we shall edit out Of the tape only for a fee.)
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[12427]4 Q feels that sne is emotionally unstable~-his firmness in dealing with
[12428]her, his making {© clear he was not out for ier body, have made him a guardian
[12429]and true friend. She seems to be a good political reporter, understanding her
[12430]own (confused) political yearnings and where ner various contacts stand; she .
[12431]also seems to have a good memory for details. Q says that her “anti-revisionisn"
[12432]is incipient anti-Communism, He could eventually recruit her as an ODYOXE witting
[12433]agent, but that would take a lot of time and trouble; with ouch less effort he
[12434]could effect s false-flag recruitment, and indeed, he has already done this on an
[12435]informal basis by making it clear that he was collecting material for his Chicom
[12436]friends, She would undertake further assignments for him. iie sctually asked her,
[12437]“Suppose I asked you to go somewhere, would you go?" To which she replied, "IE
[12438]it's not cold." It is unlikely, however, that she would be able to return to Dar
[12439]because of Phombeah's hostility. Wherever she goes, her main asset will be her
[12440]physical attraction.
[12442].
[12444]S. She ‘could be debriefed further on any point raised in the tape interview,
[12445]The ideal would be to have the questions by the time Q goes to Rome in the second !
[12446]half of April, but thig does not seem to be a likely possibility. i i
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[12492]‘ Chief, KUNOLF MEADGUATTIES PE MO.
[12494]Chief, WZ; Chief, KUDZSK; Chief, LCPIPIT 2on-124-156/3HAR 31 15%
[12496]°F 30 March 1966
[12499]Relations with JAGUAS Px [one ncomc now]
[12501]BY QUAURED HQ. DEK ONLY
[12502]CRPERENCES
[12503]Ref; LOND 2425, 2 March 1966
[12505]1. A number of lengthly and fruitful discussions have
[12506]been held with JAGUAR officers regarding our continued
[12507]running of GRZEONY in the U.K. Their comments on the
[12508]quality of CR-ZONY's reporting hav2been reported from time
[12509]to time. Similarly, we will rot dwell here on the nechanical
[12510]arrangements we have evolved (with SMOTH's agreement) to : 4
[12511]expedite the passage of information to JAGUAR, on the one |
[12512]hand, and avoid duplicate reporting (prinicpally by passing . :
[12513]the same materials as CS dissems to SMOTH) on the other .
[12514]hand, Suffice it here to say that achieving both of these .
[12515]goals, without compromising C2UECNY as a source throughout :
[12516]both JAGUAR and SNOTH (due largely to the wide range of : i
[12518]- areas he reports on), is a complex problem. Ve think we :
[12519]have reached a mutually satisfactory arrangement for ” : ‘
[12520]achieving both ains. ; fe
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[12524]crete tte es emma ney arene
[12526]2. What we are concerned with here, then, is JAGUAR's
[12527]permission for us to run GRE2ONY from here, for the tine
[12528]being at least. The exact phrasing from JAGUAR's letter,
[12530]ere eee
[12532]agreeing to our request is: “ith regard to the continued
[12534]i use of QREBONY by your service on a temporary basis while
[12535]vo he remains in this country we have no objection to this :
[12536]H provided we are kept fully informed of as much detail as. : ;
[12537]possible,” :
[12539]or ae
[12541]3. JAGUAR pointed out that CREBONY operates in the . . :
[12542]same areas as some of JAGUAR'S own agents, and this necessitates
[12543]a fair amount of frankness regarding his activities in the .
[12544]U.K. We have made every effort to date to display to them ot ,
[12545]that frankness. In return, JAGUAR has been cooperative, if yO
[12546]not downright helpful. In one of our discussions, SMILL
[12547]confidentially stated that one of their sources had quoted
[12548]a sub-source as saying that CREBONY had admitted tohim that
[12549]he is a KUBARK agent. We assured JAGUAR that GREBONY is
[12550]under instructions not to reveal his KUBARK relationship,
[12551]of course; that QREZONY is not supposed to be recruiting any :
[12552]sub-agents and has not done so; that the remark could well . . Il
[12553]have been made in jest, in reference to the charges levelled :
[12554]against CREEONY three years ago (or longer). te told JAGUAR
[12555]that it would obviously be advantageous for us to know to :
[12556]whom QREBONY is alleged to have made the statement, and te :
[12557]would be grgateful if JAGUAR could tell us. te have repeated
[12558]this request in writing, but with no reply to date, SILL
[12559]stated at the time that he had doubts about whether they
[12560]could identify to us the person who had made the statement; he
[12561]was sure that they could not go back to their agent for .
[12562]elaboration without showing an undue interest in CRZBONY. We
[12563]may yet hear who the person was. All this is rapeated here
[12564]merely to indicate how far JAGUAR will go to be helpful, and
[12565]how far, to date, they will aot go.
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[12592]4. This, then, reflects the state of our relations
[12593]with JAGUAR as it relates to CRESONY, We trust that this
[12594]will be of value to Headquarters and LCPIPIT in planning
[12595]QREEONY's future.
[12599]EA’
[12601]Distribution:
[12602]2-Chief, KUSOLP
[12603]3-Chief, WS
[12604]2-Chief, KUN=SE
[12605]2-Chief, LOPIPIT
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[12636]- . -8%,200 por your with @ $2200 nonacommtable allovence. i
[12638]3. Agent hee not nor will be reviewad by the Agency's medical payehiatete-
[12639]esseement ei evaluations Staff. He is already cvereeas and will
[12640]rexnin there.
[12642]' Be Gas Agent ures a complex of related cover stories, besed primrily on -
[12643]exngserated implications of fact: Hamely, thet his incom: derives fron
[12644]Sreselence journalias end money evailable from his vife's fesily. Same
[12645]See ters cuapoct ce Mehiave that ba may possess Sunde froa tha CPR, but:
[12646]this has never veea alleged by the Agant hinself.
[12648]§. Agent ie avellable nev for cover.
[12649]6. Agzat te oversess. a
[12650]- Fo GRESOEY Project. a *
[12651]_ Bs Biograghie Infereation -
[12652]2. DOs: 13 may 1932, los Angles, Californias My Hngrop Hone) U.8.5 Ho
[12653]Stockleigh Hall, Prince Albert
[12655]prior citiearship; Merrieds 3 childrens 30
[12656]Bead, leaton wd S.
[12658]-7 Ba Galt and edmor dspenfentes are already in place onf sharing tho sume
[12659]resicence. Ho reallly available bicgraphic information. He kas 2 sons
[12660]_ emf one daughter, renging in age tras one to tcp years.
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[12667]3- BA Benyon College 19503 Foreign graduate staty 1951-52. |
[12668]4. Reporter, Afro American 1950; Hiscallencous: public '
[12669]relations—Tialica Exporte 3 1952-55 U.S. Armys 1957-58
[12670]Agesace Pronce Presse, Paris; 1960-61 CBS news, Hew Yor". my
[12671]| 6 Perceptive, aggressive but effective in percsonal relationships, literate. f ,
[12673]T Agent ins fairly sizezble, but not pressing, debts to his in-laws. Es
[12674]lives modastly vitiin bis incons fron us.
[12676]&. Eng resided analy im U.8,, Algiers, Paris end Lenton, although he has
[12677]travelled widely in other areas.
[12679]9. Firnat is French, coupetent in Italian en’ Sponich, and can read Germann.
[12680]CG. Security Considerations
[12681]2. Agents bas been recoiving CA expport for 13 maths. FOA granted 23 Hay 1966
[12682]Nee ae ao pel ae a reenlt at the Aogate nent aero hen tte Nefewin
[12683]ont. aution developed es « result of the Ageats*pact association with left-wing.
[12684]redical orgenisations.
[12686]” @. Agant is mmre ef U.S, intelligence interest, hes not boon explicitigy
[12687], eoprined of CIA invalyunent
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[12691]Wat no Coudt euapects it.
[12692]Agart bas never entered cay installations associated vith CIA.
[12693]There is xo U.S. téentitication of the Agent vith CIA cutsids of Staff
[12694]British intelligenca (see paregryyh 5 below). His vite
[12695]wuose femily reeides in inglend) ic wmritting.
[12697]. Se sha Agent fa tama in trun nase to the M-5 eat MiG of the United Kingioa.
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[12795]Assessment of QRESONY/1
[12797]ALTON REQUIRED - REFERENCES
[12799]Refs OFLW-1494
[12801]1. Forwarded herewith is a 6-1/2 page ansver by RODIGAST to the questions
[12802]posed in reference. If any Further clarification is required by Headquarters,
[12804]please advise.
[12806]2, With regard to QRESONY/1"s overt tax return, it has been determined that
[12807]declarations tust be filed by all citizens with over $600 income. If it turns
[12808]out that QRELONY/L cannot justify a $600 incene from overt sources, and ve think
[12809]he cannot, he simply has no declaration to file and will be advised to s0 state
[12811]to the Embassy.
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[12819]As stated above
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[12847]‘The humane treatment received e+ the hands or his recruiter, the
[12849].. necessary tasks,and so he can f+el he is needed by someone; he has been
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[12855]A. QR-BONY/1 (Q) gives the convincing impression that he is at hone
[12856]in his new work, He résoonds «ell to suyz-2stions and instructions, adds
[12857]suggestions of his own tor icsroving the clan-- an indication that he
[12858]wishes to slease. in the begi-ring he showed a tendency to raise ninor
[12859]objections involving personal zaterial problems (e.~., inconvenience to
[12860]family life oi a long tdy) but less of this was remarked as he cane to
[12861]realize that requirenents were to be reasonable and he was to te treated
[12862]as a leman beins with his om sroblems.
[12864]He has stated that he xould not continue his present involvement
[12865]with target personalities and institutions if it were not that we wish
[12866]hin to, i.e., his om inclination would te to withiraw srom the political
[12867]fringe. Rodigast feels that this is consistent with his background,
[12868]which was not a varty career; in his youth he was willfully apolitical
[12869]end hostile to the "ovement"; later he was involved in Opposing party
[12870]people in his hew York work; in Paris he didn't get along wit: ris party
[12871]friends (the affair of the forzed letter) and or course broke with the
[12872]magazine crowd there.
[12874]He seems to be genuinely committed to working against eneales
[12875]of CDY.KE, ready to accept even decper commitment; he has expressed
[12876]no reservations as to what he 1/11 do, He doesn't object to revorting
[12877]on old criends, fellow *BPRiM-55, ev al. Ke raised no objection to
[12878]FLUTTi, or using sfa techniques * (hich he took with hin on a trip to what
[12879]was then e very hostile area, where he had know enenies, and vhere
[12880]there was a recent history: of dealing roushly with outsiders). when
[12881]orders conflict with personal desires (for example, when he placned to
[12882]spend a weekend in « city he ensovs bub was told he should proceed
[12883]dimediately to his next stopping place), he obeys without hesitation.
[12885]ths foregoing is a collection of miscellaneous facts, cut taken
[12886]together they paint the portrait of a promising agent, both in terms
[12887]of motivations and abilities.
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[12895]B. Rodigast's knowl-dse of Q's a:vitude in the months prior to-
[12896]reecruitcent (June 1965) is limited. Rodigest has the impression ¢ had
[12897]simply reached the end of his rope-- he had nowhere to fo, he hed
[12898]earlier decided that he would like to worx for or at least cocperate with
[12899]ODYOKS (although earlier attexpis to make contect met with no success),
[12901].
[12903]subsequent sympathetic handlin: dy his case oificer, undoubtedly
[12904]convinced hin that he had not nede a mistake.
[12906]The material factor is not to be underestimated.
[12907]The dezoralizing position of living on his wife and worse, on her fanily,
[12908]must have lowered his resistance to any possible alternative. Rodigast
[12910]wert nsbeetinle,
[12912]ba
[12913]simply doesn't know how Q might have responded to a reasonable offer 44
[12915]from enexies of ODYO<: at that point. The prospect oc immediate engasement
[12916]at a decent wage may have been cecisive,
[12918]Since that time, Rodigast feels Q's motivation has been rein‘orced
[12919]and perhars considerably alterea: he has been asked to do obviously
[12921]given reasonable instructions on how to ace-nplish them; he sees that
[12922]others are concerned ‘or his personal safety and material wellbeing.
[12923]Rodigast has taxen pains to avoli giving the impression that there was
[12924]any con:usion or error or difference of vierroint in running the project
[12925](even at a time when there were slenty of all three); such problexs were
[12927]whip Rbk womcate
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[12945]resolved before being teken up with G, and thus he has a somewhat rosy
[12946]vi-w of the operation. The setisfaction of acconzlishment (i.e., beinz
[12947]able to produce useful answers. to our questions) is surely a factor
[12948]in his present attitude.
[12950]Though lizht-sxinned, with a voice and accent which would be
[12951]considered acceptable in any °uPiiil. society, 2 is extremely sensitive
[12952]to the fact that he is a Negro. He has not said or suzgested any such
[12953]thing to iodigast, but this is so obvious a factor in his correspondence
[12954](even discountinz the extent to which the correspondence is part of
[12955]his conscious cover) thet it seems to Rodigas. that it must be a factor
[12956]in his life. & the other hand, kodigast has Imoim another Negro who
[12957]was a close friend of @ (and now one of his major enenies, as a result
[12958]of the Paris forged letter incident and contributing events) who was
[12959]so sensitive about race that he makes Q in retrospect seem like an
[12960]Uncle Tom.
[12962]Still, Rodigast does not believe Q could be handled by someone
[12963]who is not genuinely a "ni-ger lover", i.e., who could not convey
[12964]a@ convincing image of a person for whom a color difference was not a
[12965]barrier (Q would surely detect the false "pal"), Q has mentioned anti-
[12966]Negro prejudice as a reason for his refusal to cooperate with ODay .
[12967]oificers who talked to him while he was in New York. In fact, Q deais,
[12968]with his present case o:ficer as a possible iz not a true friend;
[12969]they share an inter+st and involvement in writi.g, English literature,
[12970]living harpily abroad, etc.; Rodigast has tried to read Dantes inthe
[12971]original and Q has done so; Rodigast would like to write a novel and
[12972]Q has published one; xodigast doesn't know much ebout the post-logical
[12973]positivists who interest Q but probably gives a convincing impression |
[12974]that he would like to know about them, and just might be capable of im
[12975]understandin~ them. «hat all the forezgoin~ means is that in Q we have
[12976]an accomplished person, ami it is a useful tactic to treat him if
[12977]not as a superior than at the very least as an ecual.
[12979]There remains the possibility that opportunistic reasons are
[12980]primary: Q joined the orgenizatioa a-d stayed with us because he could
[12981]not do as well in any other job, could in fact get no job (because of: :
[12982]his background, his alien status abroad, etc). Hodigast does not exclude
[12983]this, although he feels that whatever the originei motivation, it has
[12984]been strengthened and perhaps converted into sonething more worthy.
[12986]But even if his primary notivation remains materiel, the history of the
[12987]project over its rirst nine months suggest it is a viable one.
[12989]bet
[12991]ne etree aes stein whine pany aremunen mane
[12995]C. Q has lived in the underground for so many years without
[12996]breaking that it is likely he will be able to continue to do so. He thinks
[12997]fast, handles himselr well in matters presenting security problems.
[12999]He is not fully trained for clandestine activity. odicest's long
[13000]mestings with him always include advice on one or nore speciric aspects
[13001]of clandestine work, which when added yp may be texen to reprssent a
[13002]short course, but that is all. The lacx of training has led Q to do or
[13003]say things which Rodigast would not have wished him to do or say, and
[13004]whenever possible tis has been brought to Q's attention, and he seems
[13005]responsive to such instroction. :
[13007]Redigast would not recommend that Q be siven @ training course,
[13008]but this would not preclude more formal sessions with Rodigast during
[13009]which Rodigast could give more complete instruction on various phases
[13010]of clandestine work.
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[13024]14-0000
[13026]No. + 4
[13030]already survived violent attacks, questi ning by legislative committees 1
[13031]end police (including abyosd), public véninciation; now thal pe nes 1
[13032]RUBARA as a iriend he showid resist at least as well 2s before. One
[13033]negative trait is his need to take revenge for injury, and this
[13034]tendency =ust be controlled; his instinct to be spiteiul to an eneny
[13035]could conilict with a longer-range plan.
[13036]It is to ce hoped that the present situation regarding his wife
[13037](who believes him to ce working for th= arch fea of :BRIMS) will be
[13038]possible to maintain. She doesn't like the situation mich, but accepts
[13039]it, and apparently hasn't betrayed his “confidence". If he is moved
[13040]to another city which both Q and his wife would consider agreeabie
[13041](Rome) she would probably be even happier and less likely to revolt,
[13042]especially if a quarters allowance helped them get out or their present
[13043]financial straits (they can pey rent and ouy ood but not save or
[13044]repay debts—- so his wife sa-s he is doing an unpleasant thing without
[13045]even being able to say they are vetter orf than they were in Paris).
[13046]If he were sent to a less agreeable place for six months or a year
[13047](say Dar) he woulc went to settle his wife in a desirable place (London
[13048]but preferably nome) for the child:en's schooling; here too her attitude
[13049]would depend on their caterial cosition and on the possibility of , oa
[13050]his being able to visit on occasion (if he were in Der, say, and she yO
[13051]in Rome, he would return ror visits-—- which would also be cover
[13052]for his meetings with his case oificer). tod: gest recommends that once
[13053]in place, Q's basic wage be raised (as promised in June 1965) fron
[13054]$600 te $800, hut that he also receive quarters and ir possible
[13055]an educational aliowence. . .
[13057]| Q gives the impres ion of not beinz easily mov:d. He has
[13059]1
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[13063]i
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[13081]ee i
[13082]nemrwnremechnernares revere wise
[13084]D. Q says he is a local PBPRIMER. He now does act like one. |
[13086]Rodigast feels the evidence for “his loyalt~ is at least as cood as !
[13087]at is ior most ovner PBRAIM:nS he knows. carly in their relationship |
[13088](probably mid-June 1965 in Paris) Q had said he had turned away rron !
[13089]the revolutionary move.ent and toward his ow country; even thouzh there i
[13090]were onportunistic reasons for him to have done so, he is seev-ingly |
[13091]not anti~PBPRU. Kis views on Negro problems in PeRFIMs provably hav 6
[13092]not changed, but he never was a black nationalist, and has many friends,
[13093]besides his wife, who are white). He might not agree with ODY.4: policy
[13094]in Vietnam, Cuba, or elsewhere-- he obviously has not been questioned
[13096]: on his personal beliefs— but his dissent, if dissent there be, is
[13098]‘not disloyalty, and in any case should not prevent hin from executing |
[13100]1
[13101]4
[13105]'
[13106]i
[13107]RK policy to the letter. Undoubtedly he has a leftist econasic
[13108]orientation, but there is no evidence that it is an orthodox Marxist i;
[13109]one (or that it ever was). a . - oye
[13110]: He seems to like Rodigast; in any event they work well together.
[13111]‘ He has made no effort to develop a warm relationship with Redigast,
[13112]: however, appzrentily feeling that this is not necessary, might not
[13113]be appreciated, and would conilict with the compartmentalization so }
[13114]obviousiy kept in force by Hodigast (who hasn't told Q his true name, t
[13115]address, marital status, or any other personal fact which might lead i
[13116]to identityirz hin). Seexingly Q does not believe the name which Rodigast
[13117]used at their introduction was a true name, for he didn't bother to i
[13118]remenber it (the last naze), and all this would tend to discourage the H
[13119]building up of a personal friendship. . - 7 a H
[13120]It is probable that he respects rather than scorns KUBAAK for i
[13121]its decent treatment or him. AUBAt through Rodizgast has always aere }
[13122]its promises, dodizast has never been a minute late tor a meeting (Q has i
[13125]14-0000
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[13128], 77
[13130]Rae ee
[13131]J
[13133]- Re amet gens menting
[13134]Per ne ae
[13136]rarély been a minute cs trio Late, and in recent meetings—presumably
[13137]because he feels that kodigast's never-fsiling appearance on the
[13138]pracise cecond or the meeting mst mean thet tris is recuired EUBARK
[13139]practice— he has been even more preci:e, Nodigest is -lvays ready
[13140]with a suggested solution to a security or other problem wnich will be
[13141]faced by Q in carrying out a new assignnent.
[13143]On the cther hand, part of Q's satisfaction with WIBARK might
[13144]derive from a feeling that UBAHK is a “soft touch", Rodigast does
[13145]not recommend that anything be done to change Q's opinion (if he really
[13146]does hold it); Rodizgast feels th=t we are going to pay G as much whether
[13147]he likes us or doesn't, and ior the same money we might as well make
[13148]sure he likes us and will do his utmost ‘or the organization rather
[13149]then simply be a timeserver keepinz up appearances, I: given cause
[13150]for resentment, his tehavior is unpredictable, -or he hasn't much to
[13151]lose-- reputation ‘or kyalty, good name, etc. (me solution would be
[13152]to give him enouch so that he would indeed stand to lose much.
[13154]Q appears to possess a realitsic, sane view of CDi, what
[13155]its people are like, what can and can't be done py it. As already
[13156]indicated, he seers to be as lpyal a FBPRLUR as other people «ho don't
[13157]give much thought to the matter, certainly a lot more loyal than his
[13158]background would lead one to expect. In any case, we have no
[13159]recent evidence to contradict his statement that he considers himself
[13160]to be a loyel PBPRUL:R; it may just ve true. If it isn't, this won't
[13161]make any difference to the project as it is understood by Rodigast.
[13163]Q is unlikely to hold sy.pathetic feelings for GOsiVY, having
[13164]had what he described as an uniortunate experi-nce or two with thea.
[13165]On the other hand, hs is sophisticated enouch to assume that his
[13166]reportins on PBPRLL3i is of cmcern to CDY, and he mst know
[13167]that his om sugsestion for tdy in PBRRIG to contact target
[13168]instita&tions and old friends there «ould put him into ODANVY territory.
[13169]He would probably accept any necessary collabo:ation without showing
[13170]that he didn't like it.
[13172]vc setee a mawammmure eeteethine it Pitter nite teaches amputees eames OL CRORE AORN UN ria re te oa Sivie anand Nam AN ery
[13174]EB. Rodigast does not believe Q is at present workins for another
[13175]service, but it is difficult to know what would happen if another
[13176]service approached him. Nodigast assumes he would report this to us,
[13177]just as he reported in cetail tne overtures by two persons apparently
[13178]working with the services of the country in which he resides. As part
[13179]of the present operation involves the possibility that Q will in fact
[13180]be approached by the opposition, and Q is awere of this, one essumes
[13181]he is prepared to remain loyal to KUBARK; one would also assume he would
[13182]recognize the heic=htened value of his services to us should he be
[13183]approached by the ovher side and continue to remain loyal to us.
[13185]Q certainly would not agree to work for an opposition service
[13186]for peanuts, but if o-fered a considerable sum of money (given that
[13187]he just breaks even in his present arrangene..t with us, in the
[13188]thinking 0° G's wife), there is no telling what he would do. «hen
[13189]recruited, @ was told he would set a raise once he sot settled “in place"
[13191]to 9806), ant wnéen 5 rs lai MavVé €nou-h extra
[13192]monéy to begin te pay debts and buy clothing, and thus have more :
[13193]concrete evidence of the material advanta-es o° his present arrangement.
[13195]Rodigast would be very surorised i: Q agreed to work for an
[13196]opposition service not ior tineneial reasons out throuch ideology.
[13198]Q likes to live well. He believes in wearing good clothes,
[13199]staying in good hotels, being able to invite others out tor food and
[13201]feet ee ee ee a a remem nme ements ee a wn enna een mene yee Senet en tenenanemnen
[13203]moet
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[13207]ee iene nes TS lanai i
[13209]Weterctten ra tan pane cee oe on
[13210]RET BIL SE
[13213]14-0000
[13215]drink. He says that in the revolutionary movement poverty is no virtue,
[13216]but merely indicates lack of iniluence. He 32ys that the most popular
[13217]persons are those who can dispense money, alcohol, and women. .his may
[13218]well be true. It is certainly true that -uch a role would please Q
[13219]immensely (that is, having a plush apartrent in whieh he could entertain
[13220]terget porsonalitics, satisfying KUBA2Kts requirements and his personal
[13221]desires).
[13225]FP. Q must be dealt with firmly, with continued serving of reouiremnts
[13226]and planned itineraries ior trips. At the same tire, it is obvious that
[13227]he inprovises weil when left without instructions; he is versatile,
[13228]and can create situations which wiii result in an intelligence product.
[13229]Rodigest's method is to suzzest reasonable plans and to be ready to
[13230]show that they can be isnlewenied, ana how they can, anticipating
[13231]objections. :
[13232]While*there is no evidence that if left alone Q would driit, 2
[13233]dragging out an assignment to il] time, it is possible that he would.
[13234]He has not written as many rree-iance articles as -odigast would have
[13235]liked him to, tecause each recuires thinking out a subject, gathering
[13236]material, selecting 2 point o: view and thinking of the public to which
[13237]it would be addressed-- a lot of work for articles meant to sem? mainly
[13238]as cover, for publicztion in obscure organs, or perhaps merely to be
[13239]used to convince editors that he was active. On the other hand, he produced
[13240]the iirst issue of the newsletter in record time, following instructions :
[13241]to the letter (indeed, accesting what mist at times seem like petty -
[13242]editorial changes made by Hodigast). Ferhacs he croduced the latter oes
[13243]so efficiently because he saw in it added prestipe, an opportunity to : ,
[13244]get his name back berore the public in a respectable context. ;
[13245]Ideological sotivation would not seem to pe a level of control :
[13246]in his case. shat is most inportant is his contentment with being (he $
[13247]hopes) a permanent part of 2 lerge organization, with a steady selary :
[13248](he has never said this, of course); =ne power of ODY Ko is less .
[13249]important than its known reputation Jor keeping its promise to pay, ;
[13250]samething one doesn't fird anong the orpesiticr groups known to Q,
[13251]and he finds new exaz:ples of this daily. Toads
[13253]t
[13255]cpeetye eet engage manne pemeapant: Saree ems seme te 7
[13256]- - °
[13258]Faire Hae fe een
[13260]Doubtless, his tendency to bear a grudze is a factor here-- Q
[13261]is now in a position where he can thumb his nose at some of his enenies.
[13263]Rodigast feels that considerate dealing with Q, letting
[13264]him know where he is zoing, what he can expect, not changing the rules
[13265]abruptly or pullins a rug trom under his feet, letting himssee the
[13266]possibility of small but certain increases in caterial benefits in the
[13267]course of his career, compose the ideai Jormila for handling hin.
[13268]In the course of time, the ideological factor, which is perhaps marginal
[13269]at this tine, would probably be reinforced, could one way be a major
[13270]factor. Q, meanvhile, mist feel that the persons who deal with him :
[13271]are concerned with his material wellbeing and also of his physical eet
[13272]safety, apore iating the risks in his work and understandin; that not
[13273]all assignments will bear fruit. Our relationship with Q could be destroyed
[13274]very rapidly if we fail«d to pay him as promised, or wasted his time
[13275]with make-vork, or cane hin con-using or contradictory instructions which
[13276]_ Suggested that KUBARK was not the all-powerful institution he may now
[13277]- think it is.
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[13311]G. Very early in our relstionsnip @ seid that ne vould Lixe
[13312]to make 2 career in KUBAXK, outside now, perha » inside soue dey. Ke
[13313]woulda work in PBralil. or abroad. There was no dndication then, and
[13314]has been none since, that he regards the present >lationship as a
[13315]distasteful one to te terminated as soon as conditions perait.
[13317]Ke would like to settle in en expatriate's paradise, such as
[13318]Paris or sone, presuzably involved in journalisn end other writi:g.
[13319]If he could do these things in connection «itn his work ror.us, so
[13320]mach the better.
[13322]Hi. Q is conscious of the need for security and handles himsel: wel]—
[13323]as well as an amateur could in this context. 2ut he is far more naive
[13324]about teccricues and especially the nuances of tecrnique than docigast
[13325]would have expected in one «ho had been involved in the revolutioary
[13326]movement Zor so long. He o:ten needs instruction on ovvious points,
[13327]and responds quite we: to it, the exception seinz his clumsy ‘handling
[13328]of the s/w method~- he is an inteslectual end not a tee? nician, and
[13329]Rodigast assmes thet he (R:dizast) would not do much better. af forced to,
[13330]use sane tecmmical systen.
[13332]G@ is quite observant. He will recall a personal remark made to
[13333]him by Rodigast from one month to the next. His resorts written sone tines
[13334]aiter the event are thorough and apparently accurzie,
[13336]Ee read A Spy and His aster by Christopher felix, and has
[13337]mentioned it a couple of times when a remark by Aodjigast reminds him
[13338]of something saic in the book.
[13340]Rojigast doesn't think that even after training Q would ba very
[13341]good at throwing off surveillance (for example) as hs seems too matter
[13342]of fact to be sly, and perhars slightly lazy ebtout whet might be
[13343]gratuitous cehavior (e.g., changing subway trains or taxis just on the
[13344]assumption that someone might be following him). xodigest's solution
[13345]4s not to cepend on \ vor such things, but to attecst to plan mesting
[13346]and stage other operations so as to “ninimize the need ror depender.ce
[13347]on Q's skill in such areas. After patient briefing = does understend
[13348]the need for tradecrait efficiency, and as already noted he follows
[13349]the advice.
[13351]4
[13353]eS eM ek ery cane eae rman eBid ee rn OR pa ne
[13355]I. At first Q qas quite concerned about money-— he needed en
[13356]advance for clothes, for travel, etc. His reouests were really plaints,
[13357]and he nay have lert the impression that he thinks of nothing but =oney.
[13358]It was the complex of 4 poor boy who never had anyone he could turn to—
[13359]despite 2 scholarship he had to leave a Sine collese a:ter a brilliant
[13360]freshman yezr. Once he received his advance aml bezen receiving his =oney
[13361]at the besimiing rether than at the end of each month, ana when he
[13363]2% he would, reczive complete 2d proapty reinboursement of
[13364]expenses, he began to relax. Now he submits accoumtinss without
[13365]himsel? totalling the figures or keeping his own record (2odigast.imows
[13366]this for he hss seen Q'ts “notes) , so he must rely on us to teil him hox mich
[13367]he claimed sor (even Rodigast would never do that). He is, in sum, relexed.
[13368]The sane ease is to be noted in his substantive Work; he subeits
[13369]his reports knowin- he has done his best, and cone well; he accepts |
[13370]complixents with a very slight nod. “hen iodigast first met Q in a hotel
[13371]“--  yoom, Q had sanething of the nunted man. He still seems harried, slichtiy
[13372]s nervous at the moment of contact, but on the whole-he is nore sure of
[13374]weed ah nuptial ae
[13376]Sabb iaa ye
[13378]himself.
[13379]At the outset, Q would argue about assig ments, suzgesting
[13380]- alternatives, wor g about not having tine to ny tickets, or enough
[13381]money to pty for then 5 now he accepts instructions without a murmur,
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[13385]Sat Saige RNAP eA A SEI ORE ID EAN WEY
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[13401]sas coring neem te Te eaten
[13403]even when they contradict a previous tentative ninn, His excellent
[13404]response ta tutheietios ry Y his deone to please, his satisfacti-n
[13405]with his jobd, or personal pride in accomplishment. ‘shatever the
[13406]reason or rea-ons, the fact is that he does respond well.
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[13435]Oo oesAssesament of QREBONY
[13437]ACTION REQUIRED « REFERENCES
[13439]See below
[13441]It would prove very useful to us--both as a contribution to the
[13442]preparation of the Project Outline nov in progress and as a backgrounder for
[13443]possible d/scussions of QREBONY‘'s operational utilization--if RODIGAST
[13444]coulé provide us with an interpretive assessment of him based on the
[13445]impressions and judgements he has been able to develop over the past months.
[13446]We have same such initial assessments, of course, and can infer more from
[13447]current reporting. However, we would like to get the bencfit of RODIGAST's
[13448]unigue and direct contact, now that QREBOHY has passed through a breaking-in
[13449]phase and settled down in a regular relationship which, at its inception, is
[13450]certainly a difficult one for most people to adjust to. We vould suggest
[13451]the following outline of topics for RODICAST to follov:
[13453]A. Estizate of loyalty to ODYOKE and QREBONY's psychological
[13454]edjustment--his comfortablenesse-in working for ODYOKE clandestinely:
[13455]his attitude, as RODIGAST can infer it, toward targets hostile to
[13456]ODYOKE: in short, bis ideological motivation.
[13458]* Be oe wath RUBARRS  nm eeneradly: his personal reasons for
[13459]association with KUBARK.
[13461]C. Psychological suitability and staying power in leading a “double :
[13462]life". Possible or actual strains on him by virtue of his vife's attitude. *
[13463]. Qualus about the “morality” of his position or fears about being found out.
[13465]D. His om views of his patriotism or loyalty. His attitude
[13466]tovard RODIGAST, KUBARK, ODYOKE and ODENVY.
[13468]B. His susceptability to approach or control by an opposition service.
[13470]F. Methods of control to which he is mort, and least, responsive.
[13471]What represents the effective lever of his control--internal ideological
[13473]Distribution:
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[13496]CONTINUATION OF
[13497]DISPATCH
[13499]motivation? financial need? resentmentsf a desire to identify
[13500]himself with ODYOKE's power? oF sowe cozbination of these?
[13502]G. Wis tensor range plans, if any.
[13503]H. His security consciousness--i.e. his efficiency in tradecraft.
[13505]I. Any changes in his attituies or personality which RODIGAST
[13506]has Gotected over the period of their association.
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