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[31](us oatk: 12/23/63
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[34]FROM : Mr. D. J. Brennan, Jr. °
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[36]; “sugect: RELATIONS WITH CENTRAL LLIGENCE | any
[37]AGENCY (CIA) Z. “Oswald — @epk
[39]Reference is made to memorandum dated 12/19/ 2,4
[40]Brennan to Mr. Sullivan. Pursuant to instructions, Agelit Papich
[41]met with John hicCone, Director, CIA, on 12/28/63, (to confront the C$)
[42]CIA Director with false statements attributed to Bim by itr. DeLoach's _
[44]sources.) The Liaison Agent is reporting this meeting in some detail: «7:
[45]so that-You may have full appreciation of all aspects. 4 o>
[46]Arent Papich advisecé McCone that ie had a piece of business ~
[48]which needed ironing out before the end of the year, The Agent ex-
[49]Dhained tha* since the assassination of Frresident Kennedy, there
[50]have been various types of stories circuinated concerning the case -
[51]rut the evicence collected; that some of these stories could immedi- ‘'*‘
[52]iv ve discounted; and that there was certain information received
[53]she Bureau which very directly affected relations between the
[55]~ureau and CIA, The Agent stated that certain information had ested G :
[57]2: e2ca proportion to be most alarming and that the Agent had requested
[58]-crmission from Mr. Hoover to discuss the matter with the CIA Directo
[60]the beers,
[62]d _ McCone .was then told that he was charged with being the
[64]4 ‘source of information conveyed to a high Government official and to
[66]|. Drew Pearson in that he, McCone, had stated that CIA had uncovered
[68]=. 4 a plot in Mexico City indicating that Lee Harvey Oswald had receivec
[70]ee j $6,500 to assassinate President Kennedy. The Agent elaborated by
[72]stating that if this were true, McCone had endeavored to leave the
[74]oo inpression with certain people that CIA had developed information not
[76]~oos ‘known to the Eureau and, in essence, made the Bureau look ridiculous.
[77]: | The Agent advised that if McCone had made such statements, we could
[79]. fonly assume that he was ‘employing vicious and underhanded tactics
[81](jsmee he and officials of his agency fully well knew that the story
[83]{ | concerning the $6,500 had ‘been proved to be absolutely false. McCone‘'s
[85]‘g yattention was directed to the Alvarado interrogation, Alvarado‘s
[87][ admission that he had fabricated the information and the subsequent(§
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[93]1 + Hr. Belmont coo .
[94]i - Hr. DeLoach ee Pe R-
[95]1 - Mr. Sullivan : J Gras os Mb peck
[96]aren Branigan. NOT RECORDED .. .. atixt ( ot Vd, Wi,
[97]i= Liaison SFT 31 2199 Jan 2 1964 ane be ath
[98]i - Mr. Papich:; ree ree SEOUR IUD Eueeep: 22 UEC 81.1963 72)
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[105]Tomo Mr. Brennan to Mr. Sullivan
[106]Ze: RELATIONS WITE CIA
[108]corroboration of the polygraph.)
[110]NcCone was very visibly incensed and left the impression
[111]that he might at any moment ask the Agent to leave. After pausing
[112]a few moments, he made the following statements: G}
[114](1) He stated that he has never talked to D on
[115]inhis life; that he has never sent any kind of messase_to
[116]Pearse? directly or - indirectly and that he does not have eny
[118]intention of communicating with Pearson. He briefly referred
[120]to the fact that he has been the targ ttacks by Pearson,
[121]one of these occurring within the last two weeks. (S}
[123](2) With regard to the [$6,500 story," McCone advised
[124]that as soon as the original report was received from his
[125]people in Mexico City, he contacted President Johnson and
[126]informed him of the development. He explained to the Presi-
[128]} dent that this was a matter which required intensive interro-
[129]gation of Aivarado and that CIA had coordinated very closely
[130]with the FBI. ..He told the President that Alvarado would be
[131]| kept in a safe house by CIA until the FBI was satisfied that
[132]all necessary investigative action had taken place. ()
[134]Bureau; that if he had any criticism he would confer directly
[135]with the Bureau and not get involved in malicious gossip. Ke
[136]commented that in connection with the Oswald case, he has
[137]encountered people who have been critical of the Bureau dnd
[138]the Secret Service and he, McCone, has gone to the defense
[139]of both agencies. (S$) ve
[141]© Viccone was left in an angry mood but he did retain his con-
[142]f.. “OS ure throughout. Before the Agent left, McCone inquired about the
[144]‘retus of FBI - CIA relations jin general and the Agent replied that
[145]ney were satisfactory?) He also asked about the Director's health
[147]“% vhich the Agent answore ep the Director wa in excellent health.
[148]- BMD acura \ a =| SER ~ KR.
[150]: (3) KeCone advised that he -has not been critical of the
[152]As indicated above;|no statement was made which in any
[154]vay might jeopardize the sectvity of Mr. DeLoach's sources.
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[169]Ri woe SOLE, 10 April 1995
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[171]MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Grant P. Harmon
[173]Unit Chief, JFK Taskforce
[174]Federal Bureau of Investigation
[176]FROM: Barry Harrelson, Senior Reviewer
[177]- “Historical Review Group
[178]Center for the Study of Intelligence
[179]_ Central Intelligence Agency
[181]SUBJECT: Authenticity of Document
[183]1. This is in response to your request to this office
[184]to review the attached document and advise if it is a valid
[185]Agency document or something made up using an Agency reports
[186]format and information either entirely made up or from other
[187]sources. The 3.August 1962 document purports to tie Dorothy
[188]Kilgallen, Marilyn Monroe and former Attorney General,
[189]Robert Kennedy, together with knowledge of an number of
[190]matters, including the plot to kill Castro.
[192]2. Those Agency officers who have reviewed the
[193]document consider it to be fradulent. While the format
[194]resembles a “reports” form uséd in the 1960's, the
[195]substantive information and presentation is foreign to
[196]normal presentaion or collection efforts. Also, the control
[197]stamps and othér administrative items are not typical of CIA
[198]reports written during the 1960's.
[200]3. If you have any further questions in this regard,
[201]please call me directly at (703) 351-2909.
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[233]3 +, Hollywood parties hosted by ithe “inner one
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[245]iy said “set if the atory is true, it vseld ssrr5| terrible esbarrajs +
[246]ad Yect: and his plans te have MASK put men on the. e°8 i: .
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[250]2. Subject repeatesdiyv called the Attorney General and complained about the way
[251]she wae being ignored by the Freeident ani his brothers
[253]3e Subject threatened te hold a preas conferonce ent would, tel? all.
[255]$ Ws Subject made veforencs te[Fbases® Cube and kaw ‘et the President's plan
[256]to (ich Castro. .
[257]“ Ss Subject made ref-—--~ to tertiary « of secrete® ond <Mbat. the newspapers
[259]would do with ‘such disclosuress ° «
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[269]SECRET
[270]CIA INTERNAL USE ONLY
[272]15 May 1995
[274]MEMORANDUM FOR: Ms. Ellie Neiman
[275]DO JFK Review Team
[277]FROM: Barry Harrelson
[278]Senior Reviewer, CSI/HRG
[280]SUBJECT: FBI Request For CIA's Opinion
[281]On Proposed FBI Release Of Agent
[282]Specific Data
[284]1. The FBI has asked for an Agency response on the
[285]following matter.
[287]2. HRG counterparts at the FBI are engaged in serious
[288]discussions with representatives of the Review Board
[289]concerning withholding the identities of FBI confidential
[290]informants. In the course of those negotiations, FBI
[291]officers advise they are increasingly concerned about being
[292]able to withhold the crypts and, possible even the true
[293]names, of three former Soviet agents. Given that view, they
[294]believe it would assist their overall efforts and
[295]negotiating position if they could release additional
[296]information on one or more of the three Soviet-agents.
[298]3. The three former Soviet agents are:
[300]a. “TOPHAT” also encrpyted as BOURBON;” true name
[301]is provided on mare attachment .
[303]b. |(EstamrocK true name on attachment. bf
[305]c. “FEDORA” also encrpyted or known as “IRONCLAD”
[306]“SCOTCH” AND “JADE;” true name on attachment.
[308]4. Attached are seven documents that the FBI is
[309]considering for release. Two of them are CIA documents
[310]found in the FBI JFK file. HRG has been unable to locate
[311]these documents in the CIA JFK collection.
[312]5. Please provide DO views on the FBI proposal.
[313]ee . - \
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[315]Barry Harrelson
[317]Atts: A/S
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[320]CIA INTERNAL USE ONLY
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[328]CIA INTERNAL USE ONLY
[330]IDEN ATTACHMENT TQ 10 MAY 1995 MEMORANDUM
[332]The following names and descriptions are keyed to
[333]paragraph 3 of the 10 May memornadum:
[335]a. Dmitriy Fedorovich POLYAKOV; reportedly died as a
[336]result of Ames disclosure.
[337]s) £ -Bi
[339]b. Nikvkay Romanovich MAKAREVICH | whether he is dead !
[340]or alive 1S not known.
[342]c. Aleksiy Isadorovich KULAK (Kulyak ?); reportedly
[343]died of natural causes.
[345]SECRET
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[350]Veh a ret ee tet tee ee te ene ne eo et cee
[352]CG WS
[354]Vikatan Ger Lee BAece's .
[355]Cinturttrercce wa Ae So Lefora |
[358]a "nets Romanovich MAKAREVICH| 5) ,B FB,
[360]m. ynot released. His id TERE ha gmained a secret for Fo)
[361]epee We do not know isa MAKAREVICH! is alive or dead, 8
[362]el believe that exposure ‘could. damage him_and. his family.
[366]b. Tom RYAN's | ue should be deleted from the front =<S,
[367]cover of the [SH. [SHAMROCK Sebriefing. Mr. RYAN retired under ry /
[368]cover, and is employed as an intelligence contractor on a
[369]sensitive project.
[371]c. The name and cover name of [NARKULYANI_ (“G2 Greta "a i Fey
[372]should be deleted.